The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-31 00:00:00

WOoL_LARK ET.

Market quiet but ateady. Consuineni are limiting their pur-
clue.. to see the result of tbe opening fair. of wool of the
new clip, which will now Aurtly take pine. When on
prices have been thereby establish...l we may look for an
ito-
pr.cod demand.
('note? P • ices or ENOLIIIK WOOL. Per lb— s d. d.
Ftaitcas—Southd an hoggets 1 to 1 34t
Hal-bred -- 1 2
Kent fleece. 3 1 4
I:mitt:Worm ewes and nether. .. 1 1
Leicester ditto .. .. 2 1 :1
Soars Clothing .. 10 1 6

prwvisiox x.utKer.

SrOAR MAIMST, Friday. —RAW Lvntinthes dull, and
and th...re is um much buslnew t.repnrt ea the aped. Of re-
fining kind., there ni a fair Knek porchwied afloat. Refined
In stead) demand. and the value uf all kinds remain
about the mune as laat week.

HAY AND TRWS MARKET,.

Ilaierot. HAT, EITILAW, AND COAL MARKET, Frklay.—Flo‘en
Pads .4 bay, at from 70. to 100 t. per ton. Two load. 01
draw, at la 6d, and la- 9d, per dozen. Coal 14, per ton.

Chi Woodsy, before lir. Edward Wilson and a jury,
at the Sheriff's court. Prostoa, MO damages were awarded to
Mies Ann Dent, !Of norduillment of a promise cd marriage
made by Mr. William Dtrtwhistle.

A CORRIMPONDLIST of the Novaela atrOlOirk,
wrlang about the men In woolen's clothes, dotes that Bonltoo
u • .on of a northern country square. Port, Ma friend and
occomplity:, is the um iif a lianas:man holding • high position
In one Law Courts. Cumming I. a studeot
Oriel Colleoc, 1/IJortL Tboauw,aaother of the potty, Is or was
ot Christ Chorch.

A WELSH elopement ease wee beard in the Liverpool
polite-court on Monday, where • young man named William
Jonee. • fanner'. won, ww=ed with hawing committed pier-
jury in making • fake on before one of the registrar,
of marriage. for I.li ennui. It seemed that Jonas had eloped
with • rector'. daughter. and it ix alleged that the perjury wa•
committed in order to obtain tbe young lady in marriage. The
defendant es• remanded,.leut admitted to hail.

It. MOFFATT, late M.P. for Southampton, 11.11 11831•
thdate for the Isle of Wight.
.

CHOSCH tilthOClATla.—There was a large gathering
in the Town Hall, Devises, on Tuesday, Mayl7, to beer
thefts,. E. W. hems, Rester of St. Peter's, Dorchester,
deliver a lecture upon "'The Religion of Revelation
and the Religion of Human Invention," and in other
ways to back up the work of the Church Lay Associa-
tion. R. N. Fowler, Esq.., M.P.. occupied the chair;
and the company, with winch the room was filled, com-
prised some of the most influential members of the
agricultural community for many miles around Devises.
ineludine Mr. Coo. Brown, Mr. Simon Hitabsook and
party. Mr. S. Neste and Mi. Nests, Mr. sod Mrs.
Benjamin. Mr. and Mrs. James Simpkins, Mr. and Mrs.
Wiliiain Ferris, Mr. mid Mrs. W. J. Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Spencer, Mr. J. Weutworth, Mr. and Mrs.
King (Everley), Mr. and Mrs. L. Arnold, Mr. Alfred,
Mr. F., and Mr. Joseph Stratton, Mr. Nrdliain Taylor,
Mr. Sargent, Mr. Church, Mr. Fookes, Mr. W. and Mr.
J. Young, Mr. Melsome, Mr. Crook, Mr. Manning., Mr.
H. Ferris, and many agriculturists of weight in their
several parishes accompanied in nearly every instance
with their families ; besides several of the clergy, in-
eluding the Rev J. Iledlicott, the Bev. W. Swart, the
liev• J. H. Johnson, the Rev. Mr. Pentiraddocke, the
Rev. Mr. Deehon, the Rev. Mr. Badger, the Bev. Mr.
YWlnana, the Rev. G. T. Weed, the Rector of Trow.
bridge, also, Mr. J. H. Pentuddocke (Seend), Mr. and
Mrs. Carter (Pewsey), Mr. and Mrs. Hillier, Mr. S.
filmier, Mr. T. Hedger, and a large number of ladies.
Ten Law OF GIVIITATION.—Lying beneath an
apple tree Sir Isaac Nowtoo saw an apple fall to the
ground. Ilia enquiring mind led him to investigate the
cease, and tne result was the promulgation of the
theory now known as the law of gravitation—a system
which et ones won the amen& of the learned world, and
by mean, of which the rnotious of all the known
heavenly bodies are explained, and three of the yet
noknows can be determined. A singularly comprehen-
sive principle is that propounded and carried into
practice by Holloway. He divides all the usual diatom's
into two classes—those arising from imperfect action of
the digestive organs and those proceeding from On.
purities of the blood.. These two classes of disease he
treats by means of his celebrated Pills and Ointment,
two skilfully prepared remedies which have been most
successfully used iii all the habitable parte of the
globe. His unparalleled success has made his name an
household word, Dot only is his native land, but in the
length and breadth of the world. Countries where
proprietery medicines sre forbidden by law have
relaxed their stringent regulatiocs is his favour.
True merit is always at length recognised. The rich
and the poor, the learned and the ignorant, Dhysioiens,
statesmen, monarchs, a nation of enlightened freemen,
have sanctioned used, or extolled them. They are
Axed facts in medical history. Is not this bettor than
taring light under a bushel? If anything is worth
kn. ming it is worthy of being universally known. So
thinking, Holloway proclaims the virtues of his medioinee
, through the preet,andfortune,faingand the gratitude of
millions bay, been his rewsrd. In making these
statements, we are raided by an anted wish to benefit
the sick and suffering of all nations and in directing
ttoir &Meatiest to the well-attested curative
of Holloway's remedies, we oely reiterate properties
hot. and
opisiens which are pateet to throolooxthe of the
'odd .—Leoiou iceltestor.

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