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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

914' MILNER'S STRONG IfOLDFAST and FIRE
RESISTINO, (nem-conducting and steam-generating)
SAFES, CHESTS, DOORS, and STRONG ROOMS, aRh all
the Improvements suggmted by half • Century's experience in
the numufacture of nearly zOO,OOO Safe., which now keep the
Beak., Deeds, Cash and valuable* of the Nobility, Clergy, and
Gentry of the kingdom ; and of the professional and commer-
cial men of London, Liverpool, Manchester, Leads, de. :
Edin bro', Glasgow, Ay.: Dublin, Belfast, and the world over,
many hundred. of which have saved their contents in des-
tructive Fires and attacks of Burglar'. bliksza's Ph.rnix
Safe Works, Liverpool. Depots: Liverpool, Manchester,
Sheffield, Leeds, Hull. Louden Depot : 47a, Moorgatc-streel,
City, near the Bank of England. Particulars, slam, prices,
post free.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

WIMBORNE

--
Ma. T. Eason Actium,[Alma. BLl.ll.—Tbis filo on
Thursday last was supplied whiz 68 bead of oow stook,
and about 690 fat and store 'beep. Thera was • largo
attondanoo, ant trade was brisk, nearly everythieg
bsing sold. kat beef front 13s. to 144. 61. per score ;
heifers and calves, £9 101. to £l6 he , one fat heifer
making 1:31 104; fat oxen, £24 to £3l; berrener,
to £l4 ; fat w. there frogs Cis. to 645. 641.; fat ewes, 435.
to fols. ; fat teas. 48a. to 88a.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

SHORTEST SEA PASSAGE..

rro CANADA AND THE UNITED
STATES. Shortest route to the West. The
splendid Mail Stoaniships of THE ALLLN LINE,
sailing ovary TURADAY and THURSDAY (aith
ltestners on Saturdays) from Ltvgneonr„ in connection
with THE GRAND TRUNK and other CANADIAN and
Cann STATICS RAILROADS, forward paasengsrs direct
to ALL TOWNS IN CANADA AND THE
UNITED STATES.
The superb Steamships of this line run to Quebec In
Bummer. and Portland, U.S, In Winter, and have
made 10111 011 TRI NUORT/ST TASRAORS ON RECORD.
Andrew,Tuesday, Feb. 7 Scandinavian, Thurs. Feb.Zl
North American, Wed 8 Ottawa, Tuesday 28
Prussian, Thursday 9 Peruvian, Thurs. Marsh 2
r Nova Scotian. Tuesday 14 Corinthian, Tuesday 7
Caspian, Thursday l6 Moravian, Thursday ... 9
St. David, Tuesday 2l St. Patrick, Tuesday 14
The Mail Strainers on THURSDAY Call on FRIDAY at
Londonderry to embark Passengers and Mails.
I Cabin Passage to PORTLAND eis 184 and £l5 Lis ;
through to BOSTON or NEW YORK, £lB 181 and
£l5 153, including Provisions, bat not Wines or
Liquors, which can be obtained on board. A limited
number of intermediate passengers are taken in each
' Steamer at 29 9s, including Beds, Bedding, and all
necessary utensils, dining apart from steerage. Appli.
cations for berths to be made in advance.
Steerage Passage to either Portland, Boston or New
' York. £6 6., inoluding a plentiful supply of cooked
Provisions.
Baggage taken from the Nese Steamships to the
Railway Cars free of expense.
•„• Any infolmation raquired *oncoming Canada,
eau be obtained from Mr. Dixon, 11, Adam-street,
AdelphL London Agent for the Canadian Govern.
meat.
1 Pamphlets on Canada supplied gratis.
BHORTI:mT ILOUTI to SAN FRANCISCO, rid the
j lIIDON PACIFIC RAILItoAD. THROUGH TICKETS LAMA
las the most favourable terms. For Freight or Passage
I 001,11 to

ALLAN BROTHERS k CO.,
Alexandra Buildings, Jame...trent, Liverpool, and
85, Foyle-Skid, Londonderry.

firm fine

BYDLI24O BT. NICKOLAS.

WANTED, in an caw, a steady active LAD
(roideat• in Dorchester). Good writing re-
quired, and some knoniedp of Book-inwpinc—AP:
by litter, swan or and address W !'as" it •
di* cst ihks p.m Diarabostit,

FARM.LAI

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

BEST TERMS.

PLAYING CARDS.
RJR AND ACCOI
. 6d. and 3a. 6d. ow

BOOBS,

THE VOWEL WASHING BIAOHINE
is now nniversally acknowledged to be the
MOST RELIAI3LE MACHINE
That Is made, and Its rains can always be tested by
a month's trial before definite purchase.
CATALOGUES 71LE ST TOUT.
THOMAS BRADFORD St 00.,
83, FLEET STREET, LONDON,
CATIMDELL STYPS, MASCHISITEL
21, DAWSON-MUM, DUBLIN.

BREECH-LOADERS.
SECOND HAND.
BREECH-LOADERS.
FROY Lio 10..
BREICH-LOADERS.
BOUGHT FOR CASH.
CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. 3 STAMPS.
WHISTLER, 11, STRAND, LONDON.

-----W",AYAR'S SEMOLINA
j Is solely the hvart
of the very best Wheat.

AKI AYAR 8 SEMOLINA
1N.1.g. Nukes delicious
o
a Puddings and Pestry

BENSON'S WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
By special appointment to
11.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES.
Prize Medals—London, Dublin, and Paris.
Maker of the Gold Caskets presented by the City of
London to H.R. H. the PRINCE OP WALES, H.R.H.
the DIME OP EDINBURGH. Sic Jour BUROOTNR,
M. Luanne, Ice.
WATCFlES—Chronometers, Chronographs, Kellam,
Repeater., Lavers, Horizontals, for Ladles
and Gentlemen.
CLOCKS—For Dining lnd Drawing-rooms, Carriages,
Churches, Hall or Shop, Perpetual Calm.
din, Wind Dials, Re.
JEWELLERY—Specialities in Monograms, Diamonds,
Crystals, and fine Gold, for Bridal
other presents.
SILVER AND ELECTRO.PLATE—For Presentation
Rasing, Diners a Is Raw, or Tea Table,
&o.
WORKS of ART in Bronze, by the beet Artistes.
paossis
PRICES and descriptions of Watches, Clocks, Flat.,
Jewellery, Chains, As., see Illustrated
Pamphlet., post free for two Stamps.
Watches, Clock'', Jewellery, (Maine, Plate, Am., sent to
all parts of the world.
J. W. BENSON,
Steam Factory and City Show Rooms,
, LUDGATE HILL, AND OLD BOND-STREW.
LONDON. CALVES' FEET, ORANGE, LEMON. NOVI: IX, MADEIRA
Watches reptircd, by skilled workmen. Old Silver, i VANILLA.' At%
Watches, Gold, Jewelle 7, Igo.. exchanged.
Merchants, Shippers, and Watch Clubs supplied. I

k BLACKWELL'

TABLE JELLUW AND CREAMS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

TRUIT CURDS..

Where circumstances have retarded the operation
belonging to the orchard and fruit trees generally, no
further time should be allowed to elapse. The applica•
lion of fresh soil, pruning. nailing, and cleaning should
each be completed with all reasonable dispatch. It is
now time to look Wit for the opening blossom, and be
ready on this first emergency to afford proteetion,
Woollen netting, stout straw ropes stretched upon
poles, or light frames covered wtth oiled calico, are
amongst the available materials for the purpose. For
the destruction of the Gooseberry caterpillar, now is a
good time to rake away the osrth from the stems of
Gooseberry and Currant trees, and to dress them with
soot and wood ashes, returning the earth as soon as that
is performed. Prevention is better than curs, and this
will lave much hanil.piaking by•and•by.

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY,
Aso soulliEßN COUNTIES AiSOCIATION.
A meeting of the Council of this Society wan held on
Tuesday, February 28, at the White Lion Hotel,
Bristol.
The Earl of Portsmouth having offered a prise of £lO
for the best Hampshire Down rain lamb shown at
Guildford. and Mr. A. Morrison, of Foothill, a prise of
116 for the second best animal of the time clue, the
prices were accepted with thanks, and the class was
ordered to stand N 0.90 in the prize sheet.
Mr. lierbert,Williams, chairman of the Finance Com-
mittee, brought up the sta'ement of amounts for the
I year ending DNiamber 31st, 1870. showing In round
numbers, a Wan°. of £1,400 in favour of the society,
and an additional sum was ordered to be invested In
consols, so • to bring up the amount of the sordoty's
funded stock to 1.7,100. _

Tug MiLTINO UP 1872.—A letter was read from the
Town Clerk of Dorchester, stating that the Local Oesn•
mittee are prepared to treat definitively with the
Society in reference to the meeting of 1872, and a gems.
tattoo of the Council was appointed to visit Dorahester
and confer with 'the local authorities on the 13th of
April.
On the recommondatien of the Arts Committee the
Council made • grant offt:so towards prive to be offered
at teuildford for Honiton taco designs and work
The expenses of the Horticultural Department at
Taunton having proved to be considerably greater than
at any former meeting, an additional sum of money was
granted for the purpose of meeting the same.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

BIRTHS.

February 17, at St. Atidrew'saguare, Weymouth, do
wife of Mi. William Bilks, bootinak<r, of a deughter.
Febraary 23, at Gadminstone Rectory, the wife of
the Rev. * J. pope, of a son.
pdbousor 13, at Si. Alban's-row, lieloombe Regiatkl
wife
of Mr. F. N. wbite, of a son.
Febrastry S. at Melrose Cottage, Bridport, the wilt
of the Rev. & L a_e, of a daughter.
February 26, at Higher Belabay, wear Bralport,
wife of Mr. Beery Marsh, of a sou.
February 27, at Loagfleet, Poole, the wife of Sr. G.
Roff, of a son.

February 2S, at 2. Albert, Cottages. &nirvana!lb.
the wife of Yr. J. Philo, of a son.

/LARRIAGES.
February 21, at the parish church, Lao;loa
by the Ray. O. IL Gossett, gdwArd ,ri, ystaVit
sort of the late John litowlam, to May S. Gate,
Weymouth.
February 27, at St. James's Chareb.Paole. by the
BAY. J. A. Larson, Mr. J. U. Pranks:l ma"
mariner. to darah, eldest daughter to 3. J. Watt.'
'ailment, both of Poole.
February".. 28, at the Wesleyan Chapel. PulA, by
me me,. G. Mmes. of Burnemoutb, B.ery Alf"'
White, muter rnari r, to Georgina AU"'
daughter of Mr. M: 0.11
on, of Pole.

DEATHS
Februarric
17, Margaretta
mas ot Whitcomb'
Roue, re • t of the Rev. ja Michel, and eldest
glirriVias daughter of Edmund Morton Pleydell, Eine
February 24, at Waterson Farm, Dorehe.tor, Mr.
James Harding, aged 73.
February 24, at Weston'e-Line. Poole, Frame,!;, I"
reliet of the hate Edward Liey,
i
February 25, at Si. Alary-itreet, Melooreee
Mr. S. &Ilia, groper, aged '.!S years.
February 23, at Market-stroJt, Poole, 31r.
Morgan. tailor. aged 58 year/.
February 25, at Grows House, Dorchester, Choi"
Bart Henning, Fog., aged 73.
February 20, Eliza Mary Sabine, widow, the dearly
-
beloved and lamented dsuihter of the late Her Jobe
hokum Matthews, formerly reeler of Melbury, Dorset,
shlre, and Elise Matthews, aged 32.
Pebrucii 28. at Weymouth, in herr 80th year, Jam
Catherine, relict of Thomas de Greater de Fonlitauque,
late Her Majorty'sConsol•Gototal in &write.
February 27, at Portliest m, All.. litlmbeth, tb•
third &lighter of Mr. ..To in dwyer, of she Dorset
Militia Staff.
February 27, at Blandford. Philip, infant son of
Mr. 8. Bases, aged 10 months.
February 28, at Preston, Mr. Thomas Poom, sged
68 pore.

Printed sod Published. at 8, High-street Was
Doreleester, by AMU Amuse, of the parish d
Hely Trinity, for eat and co-proprietor.
Tautly, Mush 7, 871.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

SHOCKING OCCURRENCE AT RUYIRNEY.

An ovoid, shacking almoM without prr,llol in its
edicsfangli. h,Pelmad M Ithyinuey on Monday
imam of • man and • woman being in.
vaned. TIM deceased's namm are Watkin Thomas, •
widows'. _42 ran of age, and Ruth Thomas, a aingle
woman. The formic was • contractor on the Rhymney
bag Company's patchas--open coal works—and tad
several parsons employed under him, including 11:..!
deceased woman. On Monday afternoon, about half-
wit four he sent a workman IMMO John Lavery
with • hien out of the patch., and was left there alone
with the young woman. Nothing was seen of them
afterwards until Training morning, when, in oonse-
quince of their eboonft from hom• at the same time •
search was made. sliwero found lying together in
an old Mall of the whore Mao gas was somewhat
=ofid,rothertibso
thitsall
for
atheee fnilmet evidenoed thmt
wellombed by carbonic sposui'd 'the very
secLshJirgllama horrible or revolting it is la-
sonseive. Dr. Ledwooa. the company'
=maw tbe bodies in the position in widish aka;
won eniad, andiszainined Mom, but sot Use 144111111114
plpo(jsrmpllM.tc him,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

KAYE'S WO/LIDELL% PILLS

TLIVER is justly credited with being the
cause of many complaints. If inactive, or out of
order, it becomes enlarged or irritated, producing
Bilious Complaints, Jaundice, Sickness, Deprew.n of
Spirits, Irritability of Temper, II neglected, a
series of what is called Liver Complaints is produced,
hat render life insupportable. KATZ'S WOBILDILL
nun have been found of the greatest value In all
disorders of the liver, restoring the organ to complete
health, and renovating the system.
Sold by all Chemists and other Dealers In Patent
Medicines, at Is. lid., 2s and 4s. 6d. Wholesale
avid, V, Bread-street, London.

Just Published, Poet Free for Two Stampn.
WONDERFUL MEDICAL DISCOVERY.

SHoWINO 111 TSUI CAUIPA tot

NERVOUi MENTAL. k YSICAL DEBILITY,
LOWNESS of SPIRITS INDIC'. ESTION, WANT of ENERGY.
PREMATURE DECLINE, with pUtitt •lirectiont for PERFECT
ItLICTOILATION HEALTII AND VIGOUR IN A FEW
DAYS.

The most important fact that thew alarming complaint. may
easily be removed
WITHOUT MIEDICIIIE,
Is here clearly demonstrated, aa I the entirely new and highly
sucomalul treatment, 11,1 adopt.l by the Author, lolly explained
by means of which
—•

EVERY ONE IS ENABLED TO CURE HIMSELF
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two stempl.
By W. HILL, Esq., M.A., Berkeley House, South Crescent,
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THUS (TRAMS AAA N A ARC EASY and SIMPLE in
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"The object of this catraordloary publication is to prove
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THE " BLUM) PURIFIER."

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• sustaining and puiilying Cords it is invaluable, and
highly recommended in long-Aandieg cases of indiges-
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wasting of flesh. Sold by all Druggists. Cushion—
Gel the red and blue wrapper, with the Doctor's bead
in the centre. No other genuine. In bottles, 2s. 6d.,
4s, 'Ts. 6,1., and 111.
THE OLD Ult.'s SARSAPARILLA PILLS
Are the most popular medicine knn•n Sr all bilious
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

Just Published, post free for two Stamps.
AGUIDE TO IHECURE OF NEB.VO US-
NKS fly HENRY SIILLT M.D., of the
University id Jena, author of the •• Peoples Guide to Health,"
A Medical work on the New Special Treatment, by Medicines
only, of Nelsons, Mental, and Physical Debility, Lowness of
Spirits. Indigestion, cm of Bijfht. Painful Dreams. Want
of Energy. and Premature Decline with Instructions for per-
fect re.toration to health anlVigour, by the NE SPEC' tI.
TREATMENT. The WARNINC VOICE 080 'ages) is
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for Cure by the use of the new Remedies. With a New Chapter
on the Use and Abuse of ELECTRICITY for the Cure of
Nervous Mame. With Letters Wen PaliCrlll wit. have tried
the so-coiled Remedy, prorin:tisat ELECTRICI CY lb Ntlr
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. .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

LYME REGIS.

VITAL STATIITTIML—In tho year 1870 there were
buried In the ounctry only 33 persons In the Charob of
&island part. A lbw were buried in the diastatiag
part The t ,tcl vu about II iI. as thousand. The
infants baptised in the perish *handl daring the year
were 65, or 26 to the thousand. Few towns prodase
@soh favourable statistics. This year 8 people bars been
buried whose united saes &atonal to 615 years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

SECOND REPORT.

Better average supply of English and foreign
beasts than for some weeks past, but best Scotch
And crosses stilljimitedtrade, and extremely dull
specially far foreign and second class British
amide A reduction in very best quality is
- ted, all other breeds fully fourpeuce lower,
these rates a clearance will not be made.
1, •ep market a downward tendency, but no
1.4 reduction. Veal dull, at two to four-
inn money. Pork also lower, with limited j
1 Beef, 3s 61 to 5 ed ; mutton, :if 61
'd ; veal, 35 61 to 65 ; porl. 3s 6,1 to 6s.
supply—Beasts, 3,150 ; sheep and lambs,
• , calves, 130 ; pigs, 120, of which foreign ,
eta, :,200 ; sheep and lambs, 1,135 ; calves,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

WAREHAM.

POOLE.

A 118111601114 AND AUDITONX—The swarms and
auditor.' forth, borough of Poole were re-elee,ed en
Wednesday.
ST. JARIR. CRUNCH —Kr. Cliorehwertlen
Thiel-
ton. fund for the restoration of the parish church cow
amounts to 121T4 .

ST. PAUL'S •IIUICH• —A fund has just been started
for the purpose of repairbtg and repainting 81. Paul's
church. It is estimated that £125 will be required.
Two gentian:co bare kindly promised EIO each, and
another 1.-2.

1.116 p,rs.,nalty otlie Ist, C. Wooiroffe Frankly,
E.l . I 'randy i I. for P.,01e, hes li•sen 'worn wider
M, (Malin %,1 A,tioClATllint—'in T aris•
Itnwlaadson, of Bournernooth, delivered
very interesting lecture in the Town Hall, on " The
Cops of Good Hops" to the members and friends of
this Aisociation. Theeolomil, in able style, set forth
the advantago4 of emigration, and at the same time
pointei out the hardships to which young men were
exposed ; showing the danger, in reaching the C.Ps,
and the peculiar customs of the native.. The com-
pany was highly pleased with the lecture, and we
hope the company will favour tts before loog with
another evening. M. K. Welch, Bp., president of
tho Assonation presiled, supported by the Rive. G.
Morgan. R. Faraker, BA., and J. H. Osborne.

THCIINTATIONS TO IL WALTER K. TRISELTOIif.
For the peat 1:1 years Mr. Thiellton hoe laboured aa a school-
master ii, this town, but in a few day. he leaves Poole for a new
gibers of labour at Weymouth; and It is gratifying to know
that he leAsel with the good whiles of all who know him.
The pupil, of his academy In Poole on Saturday lad prenented
him with a very haudimme drawing cage, as a token of their
Ise awl mteem. The inscription on the cover was as
:

Mr. W. U
Fran his loving Poplls st Poole,
Illorch, 1571,

At a mooting of the Poole Young Ibin'n:Chriatian Asnelation
Ttte.lay last, a resolution was palmed thanking Mr. Thinelton
for thc valuable aseistanee he had rendered to the melody front
time to Urn.. On Saturday, Mr. it. T. Mahood and Mr. W.
It ditng. presentod to Mr. Thiselben, OM behalf of Nome of the
friend, .4 the no...elation, and parent@ of hie scholars, a hand-
...me punts of money, a.. mut of elution on hie leaving the
town for Weymouth Bolden as above both Mr. and Mr..
Thbeiton have received other tokens of good will front the
parent. of children they bare inetrociled.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

mar. GREAT HERBAL MEDICINE. Int Titorso•'•
UNIVEIDIAL PILLS are • well known certain Remedy
for lonthago, grasel, pains in the back mil loin., headache,
depression of spirits, rheumatism, gout, discharges of all kinds,
piles, and ail affections of the kidneys and bladder. All diseases
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Invigorate the whole system. In every complaint, however
virulent or lung standing, they afford instant relief and a
speedy cure. The daily receipt of testimonial. from men and
women in every Nekton of life, who have been cured of skin
eruptions, sore eyes, ulcer' and scud on the heed, sore throat,
pains in the limbo, neuralgia, epilepsy, stone in the bladder,
disease of the kidneys, a., by their our, and accounts of
surprising recoveries from severe illneves wheal all other
medicines and doctors had failed, has induced int. THOMPSON
to publish their virtues, in the earnest hope that blessings too
greet:nay be more widely diffused and appreciated. ftlee
Is. lid., 2.• td., and 4.. tki per but. Sent post-free, privately
pecked, on reocipt of It 33, or GI penny stamps, by Dr.
THOMPSON, (if, Bartholotneiv Road, Kentish Town, London.
Sold by all Chemists. (To Protect the Public from Imitation.,
Iler Majesty's Comminsionere have:ordered the words RALPH
THOMPSON, LONDON, to be Engraved In white letters on the
Government Stamp sMaed to each pecicage, to imitate which
is felony and tnin.portati ~,, ). Aoy Chemist will procure them
for you. For doses .1 your Pill. cured my pains in the
back si hich had annoyed me for years. 11. M." •• tried them
for pains in the back ; they cured me in a few hour.. G. R.^
I mid been troubled for years with an erusion on the face.
Veer Pine base quite cured inc. Rev. is.' "I have never
had an attack ol gout or themnaUsin since I used y our Pills.
W. Davis." " they gone cured my sick headache aivi bilious
attacks. Mrs Ellis.' "The pains in the beck are quite cured ;
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ever the symptoms may be, is advised to try these Pills, with
the honest assurance that they moot fled relief.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

WHITECHUSCH.

D•sra or lias. LORE, or WHATOO3IIIII House.—
It is with feeling* of very det+ regret many of oar
readers twill hear of : the death of this esteemed
lady, which melancholy event took plans sillily on
Monday morning last, after a Tory brief illness. Mrs.
Weisel, who hid %liaised the Vali age of dd years,
was truly • "Mother in Israel," sad missy • one In
Whitechareh, Whatcombe. sad Ilas lasighboarini
Tillages rill feel Out they have loot • "reel Mead.
In her wee combined • kitty gelisrons end benevolent
disposition, with a firm sad etraighttafwarddhirsdler.
She was • liberal supperteof meet of the philanthropic
and benevolent so.i,• la the county, and took
special interest in lilies oonssoind with her own neigh-
bourhood—the Whileasureh Friendly and Emelt
Society, Working Men's Club, Co-operative Soeiety,
&a., bat it was oldedy in • lea palolle meaner that the
pester part of her ariskusee WM given. Her loos wiU
be very mush felt by the poor te whom she was • kind
and judicious friends During the litter pert of her
lii. the deceased lady took special interest is the rem-
pumas reformation, and one of the last meetings she
attended was one specially eillsd to promote 14101 pet •
&nee among females, held at the Townball, Slandford.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

GARDENING OPERATIONS.
ILITCHILII (URDU.

Should the weather prove fine and the ground be
found in a condition for sowing (when it crumbles
beneath the foot it may be said to be so), the sowiugs
of the principal crops may be made. Make new plan-
tations of Artiobokes, and fill-up old ones, Sow
Massgon Beans in sheltered situations, and transplan.
those in the forcing house. Beet may now be sown.
Sow Red Cabbage for autumn are. Sow a crop of
Carrots out of doors, sad thin out those in (Tamest
Horseradish should be planted, if there is not sufficiens
in alresdy. Sow Leeks for the main crop. S w Littuees
and harden-off those in frames, to be planted out as
soon as it can be done with safety. Stick early Peas,
and sow several varieties for succession crops. Early
Potatoes should be planted without delay. Sow
Parsnips in drills • foot apart for the main crop. Sow
&little Savoy, Green Kale, Brussels Sprouts, Broccoli,
Parsley, and Radishes; and Small Salads must not be
fozgotten. Sow • few more rows of Spinach and Early
Dutch Turnips in a warm situation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

FORGIRT DT A DOMMAITIC anvayr,

Mary Maria Barden 19, servant, pleaded guilty to
forging, on Nov. 13, at Langton Herring, • banker's
cheque for t:4 10s., and on the 16th November, feloni-
ously uttering the same to John Whittle, of Langton
Herring ; also with forging a chorine for L'9 101-, and
off:ring the same to Mr. J. E. Roman, at Holcombe
Regis, on December 2.
Mr. Goldney who promoted, asked his I irdship to
tike as lenient a view;, possible. The prism.,r was an
orphan, and if hi, lordship would refer to a part of the
evidenoe of Ann Tett, he would sea there was a very
good reason for adopting this worse. (It seemed to
be hinted by the evidence that pilsener hal run up a
heavy debt with • psokusso, and hsd bens temptet to
forge the cheque to discharge her debt.)
Elizabeth Pawls said prisoner had been in her slrvioe
2) yearA, and had an unexceptional el:tractor up to this
time. Could not say if part of the sums written ou the
chorines were made up by interest duo to a paokman.
She had forbidden the paokossa to 0331 C to h,r house.
Sentenoe deferred.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

fIREENHOUBIIB eon now be Produced, by ejedicsous oom-
ur binstiou of WOOD. IRON and GLASS, for the lalulourlY
low sum of SA—For particular; nod Aomp to T. U. P.
DYMNIS and COMPANY, Anchor Works, Cbehnoford.

TUCSON'S DYEE-111 COLOURS, 01. ..ch.—RIBBONS,
J WOOL, SILK, FEATHERS. completely dyed In 10
illikutel without wiling the Mod.
Full immuctlons emiteled. 01 all Chentitne

ASONIC JEWELS, Clothing, Furniture, Book., etc. The
ifg. Loring Stock in the United Kingdom THE PIM&
MASON, a Weekly Newspaper, price Twopence. Proprietor
Ono. Ktuteine, 2.3, end 4, Little -Britain, Loudon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

WEYMOITTIL

DIStuV6IIT or AN iM'ANT IN
Till IIACaWATOR.
About half-past three on Monday afternoon Mary Short
and William Jacobs discovered in the Backwater
opposite Bath-street, Commercial road, the body of an
Infant. Information wax given to the polioe, and the
body was brought to the station. It was found to be
the remains of a fins boy. Dr. Tisard examined the
body, and gave it u his opinion that the child had
been prematurely born. being only about a six or seven
montlit' &Sid. H. Lock, Hag., deputy coroner, was
oommuniosted with, and attended at the polioe station.
An inquest was ultimately cronsidered tobe unnecessary.
ONATITTING SUCCESIL—We are pleased to hear that
Mr. W. B. Hinde, son of Mr. W. Hinde, foreman to
the Weymouth and Portland Steam-packet Company,
pared a saoserdni examination at Southampton last
week and obiaised a woad-Maas oertilaate of emin•
peleacy as sesisser. Mr. Ilia& resolved his inetrao-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

Importauitio Country Patiotitn,

CONSULT A LONDON PHYSICIAN WITHOUT FILL
DIL SMITH will, for the benefit of Country Patient., on receiv-
ing drocriptiono of their Caine, NOM his opinion, with advise
and directions for the most ounce-41d moderation to health.
Address, Hr. henry BmiUs, 8, Burton-awe:cid. London. W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

Dorsetsbire.

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licr Majesty has been graciously pleased to approve
the following appointment :-Bth Dorset Rifle Volunteer
Corps.—Arthur Vyvyai. Wilson to he Ensign, vise
Cwitlemsn resigned. Quoen's Own ito)a Yeomanry
Cavalry.— Cornet W. C. Brymer to be Lieutensnt, vice
Millie= resigned.

TWRC I I ESTER :

I).R. - Tho long•earected rifles arrived
la.t Wednesday. Tbe ineecb•leadatg apparatus seems
to be the rerfeetion of nrviatnism.

MILITAIIT.-41 men and 43 horses, with several guns,
arrived at Dorchester on Tuesday afternoon being
half the 13 battery. 11th brigade of Royal Artillery, ru
vogic from Ulises. Portsmouth, for Exeter. Billets
had been previously ohttined for them, and they
remained here till Thursday morning.
.tUDITORS AND -‘416480119.—The election took place
on Wednesday. As auditors there were nominated
Mr. Charles Hodges by Mr. it. Groves; Mr. W. Galpin,
by Mr. Coombe; and Mr. C. It. Davis, by Mr. H.
Look. Mr. Davis and Mr. Hodges wore elected. There
was no contest for the assessorship, only two being
nominsie I -Mr. T. Saunders, by Mr. T. Caconbs, and
Mr. .I. Fiviter by Mr. IL Lock. Our municipal elections
have to long been left to obance. that but very few
take spy int. re.t in them; but, we take it to be a
good augury for the future that Mr. Coombs and Mr.
Luck nominated on MliA 000111140 D.

TEL WFATURIL—The following itl Our inotoorological
report :

Weather' State of Weather.
] . . . . 7,7.,
27 51 Iti , SW fhb; line, hazy
u 52 ma f W &SW Rain, hazy
flu I 12 14 I E ,Uloonty
2 th at 1 EE I.:Line
3 17 34 I 1: a: tiE Fuggy
4 49 42 . 8F.,14 8 Fine, har
... fit It SW &S Cindy, rain
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

TATES(' NEWS.

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MARK-LANE'. Tills DAY.

Market very firm. English and Foreign wheat
sells readily at ONE to TWO SIIILLINGS
ADVANCIL on the week. Town flour unaltered.
Country marks and American barrels one to two
shillings dearer. Barley steady. Oats Is more.
money. Maize firm. British—Wheat, 9,177 ;
barley, 3,523; oats, 3,967 ; maize. ; flour.
25,416. Foreign Wheat, 11,337 ; barley,
18,258; oats, nil ; maize, 2,168 ; flour, 410
sacks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

• SECOND REPORT.

Supply of English wheat small of foreign good
condition of samples improved. Trade quiet for,
all description, but an advance of one shilling
per quarter was demanded on all sales effi.cte,l
Sales limited barley quiet. Maize end oats have
supported late advance. Basils and peas un-
changed. Flour steady in value.

The Corn Esolzatige--t.0.--day closed quiot:y at
full prices. The supplies of English wheat
short, those of foreign moderate. Wheat sold
slowly at la adyance on the week. Barley dull,
Oats scarce and very firm. Beans and eau
steady. Flour quiet but extreme prices
realized.

WT:.t;tOPOLITA N CATTLE, Tula DAV.
DOW ,-, the quality generally is pod, demand
..ot ust.;ve, and prices lower. Five and six
wi.trear.: quotation for Scotch heifers; coarse
Nniria... neglected. No change in sheep. Top
shillings and twopence per stone. Lambs
one shilling per lb. Calves in better demand
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

DRAIIEE SUGAR POWDERB.—The Neo, Extraordinary,
Jll and Tome Remedy for RIIILUIUTISII, NEURALGIA,
SCIATICA, LUMBAGO; also for TOOTHACHE, EARACHE,
COUGHS, and MI affections from COLD.—See " Lancet" of
110th December, 1865.
Sold by all Druggists; at Is. lid. and 2s. fid. per picket, with
directions
Wholemde Agents :—Loadon—BDWAILDS ; BARCLAY PAW Co.;
&WARM ; Nawaaar. Scotland-Bms and Bazaar., Edinburgh

--
MAR•VILLA COCOA. The PERFECTION ol
PREPARED COCOA.
ARAVILL A COCO IL SOLE PROPRIETORA,
111 TAYLOR, BROS., LONDON.
THE COCOA (or CACAO) of MARAVILLA Is the true
Tbeobroma of Linuarus.
TAYLOR BROTHERS baring remind the excluaive sopa
of this UNRIVALLED COCOA have' by the skilful aW
•
nonof their " soluble pnnciple and elaborate machinery, pro-
duced what is so undeniably
"THE PERFECTION OF PREPARED COCOA."
that it has not only secured the preference of Hornompatha,
and Cocoa drinkers generally, but many who had hitherto not
found any preparation to suit them have after one trial adopted
the MARAVILLA COCOA as their constant beverage For
breakfast, luncheon, &e.
"A SUCCESS PF ECEDENTED."—The " Globe" says;
'Taylor Brothers' Moravian Cocoa has achieved a thorough
success, and supersedes every other Cocoa hi the market. For
homeopaths and invalids we could not reownmead a more
agreeable or valuable beverage." Sold in packeteonly, by all
rocers.

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTEIJIA,
BRONCHITIS, and NEURALGIA.
ruins GREAT REMEDY of the day is Dr. J. COLLIS
BROWNEX CHLGRODYNE ; a few deem will cure MI,
Incipient COWL Caution.—The extraordinary medical reports
on the efficacy of Chlorodyne render it IA vital importance
that the public should obtain the iienidne, which is DOW .old
under the protections( Government authorising a damp bearing
the word." Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne," without which
none is genuine. See decleion of Vice-Chancellor Sir W. Page
Wood, the "Times," July IS, 111161. Sold ii. bottle., Is. lid.,
six 9d., and 41. fid., by all chemlata. Sole manufacturer, J. T.
DAVENPORT, SE Great Rumelletnet, London. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

AGRICULTURAL OPERA ['IONS.

SPRIEH WHEAT conclude sowing. On a stale lea
(UMW infested with wireworm aud the like low half •
ton el coarse salt per acre, and harrow it well in
between the furrow•sliees before drilling. If the Isnd
full of inie then row with the ash nitratr- of 50 14 or
oleo h :,s the I la will mined it. Mow at. ly the salt a
month or no IM fore reeding the land, pr. Luring ie.-,
moist westher purneeely to wash into the roots el the
grass and clover, thus rotting all animal and vegetable
matter in the soil, and killing at the same time insect
life. Wheat manures may be drills lin along with the
weed Amid the land require each to force forward •
rapid vegetation in the early part of the season, so as
to cover the land and km•ti out solir beat, and to for.
ward also the process of filling and tire fling afterward,
Spline wheat will this year be more than usually liable
to suffer in dry weather, before the bat covers the
amend, and the root gets below the influence of the
drought of April and May.
BAILT Pors.ros plant in warm dry soile, not liable
to spring frosting. Deep tillage and etiQle manuring
in the autumn is essential to success. so that when
deeply smashed up at this season nothing should rise
to ti e surfacer. The land at the time of planting
' should be worked with • fine reason, as the contrary is
irjurious to the natural requirements of the crop. The
sets, cut from properly matured tuber', spread thinly
Qv( r the flour, sprinkle with hot lune, aid turn two or
tee time., or until a skin is formed over the fresh
rurface. Some plant in 'fetches at the back of the
furrow made by the double tuouldboartbplough ; others
plant hi every second or third furrow on the et, P ntl
not a few prefer the potato dibble, where small brmdths
saw grown:
THE STEAK TACKLE will this year be in request, end
shoi,l.l always be in readinesa for work, not only for
ploughing and smashing, but also for the barrow, seed
and manure drill, For all them purposes steam is
infinitely better than horses. Fellows intended for
potatoes, mangels, and kohlrabi, if not fallovred and
mannred last autumn, should now be smashed the
first favourable season, and the work can be done by
steam long before the land will carry the teams, 11
taken in time the land, owing to the long frost, will
work fine for root crops, and the most should be made
of it.

Illicit COWS attend to, whether for breeding or
dairy use. The establishment of cheese factories, and
the stimulus which such is given generally, show
clearly the great improvement to which this branch of
farm produce Is subject, both as regards dietary, house-
holdup commodation, and management.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

PCDDLETOWN.

THE [ATI MIL JAY'S RAIDING.—TI. mortal PO.
mains of the late Mr. JaMISS Hardie'. of Waterman
Farm, were c moored to their last resting-plan In
Puddletown churchyard at noon on Widen/ay. For
some years he had bon is feeble health, and, kin
strength gradually failing. he died on Friday after
noon at the age of TA yearn In many esparitlee Mr.
major Ins • popular man In his Mine is the nasty
of Dorset. There are not • few who still elkerlsh the
recollection of "Sail! ant days* with WI Mountain
harriers, whit& Yr. Harding kept, we believe. almost
entire at his owa 000. A 4 a breeder of the Improved
Sasser Down sheep, Kr. Harding gabled • high repute-
tioc, and ho wee vlowpresideat of the Doroltester
Formers Club for several years, The funeral vu
private, and the arraugetents were oondueted by
Henn Steele and Co., undertaken, of Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

ligriculturt.

Feueit pzwurrs, ruND.-At an interview between
'oresutive committee of the Irench/N0.18,0t Fariams'
vsod and the administration of the Mansion
-is Relief Fund, it transpired that the sob-
the French Peasant Farmers' Seed (and
I seeds £4,000, of which about £4,000 had
iid in purchases of seed corn. l'he sub-
hich had heed promised, but not paid, the
oms of grain which bail been reck..ived,
.of subscriptions in the hands of Weal
, were estimated at probably £4,000, making
'total of £lO,OOO which had been subscribed.
CAI., pollute 1 out, that however great a
Ot produce, Clo,lloo WIN only sufficient to
limos, whereas to the deputment of the
free gifta of seeds were required for no
I sores of laud. To Mike we may add that
Mould be token of the 'meta sad pablie
Ligt4oll, of Beading. That gestkimeo
WO to ths bud, sod am a losal seem

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

ACTION FOR POISONING A 1)00.

A ISM of eon/ids:able interest to sportsto •ti srcipk
Yr. Berea Mosby the whole of Mondsy ~t the War.
whir emu& The plaintiff, the Rev. 3411105 Fineb,
curate in charged Burmanton. near Shipston-on-Stour,
Waretekshire, sued the gamekeeper of Mr. Thomas
Wright. of Tirlazington-bouse, Worcetter.bire, to
mover £5O tb• value of a favourite Pomi 'seism dog
Of the phdatifra. alleged to have been polsoncl by the
defendant The case for the plaintiff was that the
defendant placed strychnine 111 rabbits' paunches, and
left this about the coverts. and that the dog, which
the defendant had threatened to destroy. Wa.l poisoned
bT the nrychnine The latter fact MILS conclusively
established by an analysis of the Cues stomach. Thu
jury lotted •verdict for the plaintiff, with £lO damages.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

WAREBAL

Wg regret to eaeouttee the death of Ike Nev. J. D.
Davies, paator of the Collfroratinnal church at Wareham Mr.
Davi. had been in • pecarieas state of heath for • consider.
able time, and his death wee expected. At • minister be was
much appreciated, and as a townsman he wee ever read, to
help forward any good en um. Much sympathy Is felt for Mn.
Device sod their children.

BRIDPORZ
Fintacr Surrnuam—Krs. Rogsr ii,, • kik»
on thie eithject ae the Town-hall, on WsOs.day limn* to a
large audience, The Mayor prodded, and on the 000 of
the itev. L. Carpenter, seconded by Roper, it wm reeolved
" That in the opinion of thie meeting, women otherwise legally
qualified ehould be admitted to vote for Members of Parlia-
ment." About thirty peptone on leaving signed a petition to
Parliament favour of the franchlee being extended to women.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

BWANAGE.

COIACT.—Tbe Rev. W. Miles. who lbas officiated
here for the put two months, le %boat to leave for •
perpetual curacy near Shaftesbury.
Banns Scaoot.—This school, which has been
undergoing some repairs, is pan re-opaned under •
new master, Mr. Pettey, of Birintegbsni. and it is
hoped the inhabitants will 'medially support both this
and the National Schools, that we may not encionsnlo
to the disagreeable necessity of • Soho,' Board and •
local rate. We hear that the rapport now voluntarily
given is far from satideetary.
THE Plea. —Soots of the Umber beams of this pier
having shown symptom's ef receding or giving away,
and Me. G. Bart. of Purbeck House, the eliai.m an of
the Pier Company. having been Informed of the same,
be cams down from Lhoden on Sitar lay last Room-
puled by Mr. W. R. K nipple, C E., or the West
Chimbers. and Chief Engineer to the Greenock Her•
boar Trustees, N.B. and • thoronits examination was
made of the whole structure, when they found it in •
much better oonditi 'a than was expected, and ex•
perieucod men were at once set to work to maks the
necessary repairs. whlah probably will be completed
in six or eight days. Moreover a simple plan has been
agreed upon whereby the wooden structure can be
replaced with iron from time to time In seetioos as
required. for which It is hoped the Income from the
tolls will pay, no that ultimately the whole structure
may become a permanent iron and stone pier.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07

REPUBLICLN DEMONSTRATION.

A regmblisandemonstration was ma& in Nottingham,
on Monday night. A promeslon baring been forinod
marebed to the Great Karket-pliee, 0000mp00le,1 by a
band of made, and bearing banners with the in,erip-
Mons, " lees taxation I Lau stervAihn A re-
eqnality, fraternity." Thor, a meeting
was bark!, several thousand persons betng present; but
It was evident that the sympathisers with lir, obj .et of
the demonstration were In a minority, and among them
the rough element largely preponderated. A number
all epeeehee were delivered, various speakers being
Waled with ehowen of pebbles, dour, and rotten oglnt
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

FOREIGN AND COLONIAL PRODUCE.

FAWAY—Sugar. whieb In the early part of the
week was difficult of disposal at wine further reduction In the
twlrio of refluing kinds, has again herons° in good request.—
Per Coffee, the demand has been less animated, but all des-
ctiptions aro well supported in price.-40001 quiet. —ln Spices
we have to notice sume unusual Wastractions lu Pimento, all
the panels Which impurtcrs have beau willing to sell bare
been bought up at 41, and in this way about 0,000 bags for
spufent up to Jue next have been disposed of.—For Mach
ttn
Feller the demand is extremely dud, and as holders still sheer
ariesire to sell, prrees of Penaug have Irma further depressed
Id to 11 per Ili.; Singapore is comparatively scarce sad steady
Ih value. There Is no doubt that the largo quantity uow due,
or to become due by the close of the year Is Over 2700 Sous,
chiefly Penang, and much of which hal already been sold to
arm e., at priect cons.derably above present market value. has
I eonodersble Milton.* with Lupin—For White there Is
stvarrier fzeling, uni firm prices paid. Other articles do not
.bew u, han, g—Sattpetre II very flat.—ln Cotton an eaten
.-
luau'Aul lsms done sine* our laat, and prime have
atitauved 14 for American, and ji o id for gut India—Jule
40,t much tiolle. .111 the metal market CoPPcr Prim have flu'
-titi::,“irforeal.—Petenburg Tall,* Is firm at advanced qOO4l-

MONEY.
I.I)NDON, FIODAS.—The Buds directors at their martini
oil Thursday reluced the rate of discount frOM 3 to 3 Pee
cent. This alteration wu certainly Out generally expected
to he made this week ; It was ennsidered as were likely that
the hnge would le deferred until the turn of the year. In
thu pen incrtet the terms noir are 2i por cent for the beet
three months aud 3 percent for ex mouths (India., /tc.,) bank
'Ails. Since the reduction the money market has exhibited
z re setivlty. On the Stock Exchange adV&IICCS on Consols
have been made at I tot per cent, but the !dirtier rate was
paid this Luc day or two. The discount establishments bees
reduced their rates for money at call to 2 per cent., and at
eaten and four Wen days notice to 3M. The basks
now allow I par coat tor dopoodo, utatokl ol
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

WRACK OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE.

Some episodes in the career of • young Lytham farmer
123111C11 Sharroek wcro mentioned in the Liverpool
Nadas courts on There! y, e I n lin was ans.t for
damages by a pirson wlietn h, h.ol Leartlessly jilted
after a promise et marriage. The plaintiff, who is de-
scribed i.e "comely young women," was housemaid in
a cterstkman's service when Sharrook made her acquaint.
mica, It was shown that alter promising to merry her,
Le entered into a matrimonial &Wallas with somebody
else. The jury awirclid awarded £l3O to the plaintiff,
who it transpired, had given birth to twins, which had
since died.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

WIDOW WELCH'S PILLS,
(EXLIIBLIWIS ORIOISLL.)
So long and justly celebrated for their peculiar virtues,
ant strongly recommended to the notice of every lady
(haying obtained the sanction and approbetion of most
gentlemen of the Medical Profession). as • safe and
valuable medicine in effectually removing obstructions,
and relieving other inemoveniences to which the female
frame is liable, especially those which at an early period
of life frequently arise from want of exercise and
general debility of the system ; they oreate an appetite,
correct indigestion, remove giddiness and nervous head-
ache, and are eminently useful in windy disorders,
shortness of breath, and palpitation of the heart ; being
perfectly Innocent they may be used with safety in all
seasons end climates.
It ii necessary, owing to the numerous Imitations, to
warn the publis that KKAINLIVB is the only original
receipt, and hes been prepared by the Kearsiey family
over eighty years. Purchasers should see that each
box is wrapped In while paper, and the name "C.
1111 .•118LIT, is engraved on the Government stamp.
Sold wholesale and retail by J. SANGIR and SONS, 150,
Oxford-street, London, and by all medicine vendors
throughout the imantry, in boxes, price 2. 9d. each
or by poet for 36 postage stamps.

THE "BLOOD PURIFIER."

OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S:SARSAPARILLA.
PHIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
has a singular influenoe over the blood, which it
enriches and purifies. It ramoves all pimples and
blotches, purifies the system,and acts like a eharm. As
a sustaining and purifying tonic iii. invaluable, and
hishly recommended in long•.tanding cases of indiges-
tion, nervousness, coughs, scrofula, gout, dropsy, and
wasting of flesh. Sold by all Druggists. Caution—
Gel the red and blue wrapper, with the Doctor's head
In the centre. No other genuine. In bottles, 2s• fid..
4ia, 7a 6d., and Ila

THE OLD DR.. SARSAPARILLA PILLS
Are the most popular medicine known for all bilious
affections, liver end stomach complaints, and indiges•
bon, as proved by thousands.
ALSO SARSAPARILLA OINTVENT.
The boot soother of all sores, burns, and scald,; ewoh
in bozos, D. lid., 2s. 9d., and 4s. fid. By post, 15, 30,
and 60 stamps,
Chief Depot: 131. FLKET-STREET. LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

Doriatebtre.

Corrasponlience.

To ac Edi&or.

sia,—Siokuess end death have invaded our neigh•
bourhood, and we are assorted that them recent evils
have arisen front preventible OILL4IOII. Surely our
neighbours and friends in the country will feel
themselves called upon to look after the oonditiou, as
well as the situation of the ampoule aid stuisee drains,
in connection with their own dwelliars am well as
those of the labouring poor in their respective
parishes. Valuable lives have boon taken away, and
the amount of distress and suffering in those dwellings
only themselves know. But have we not reason to
tom that the apathy which has hitherto brooded over
almost every household on this subject, after the
lapse of a very few dap, will possess our neighbours,
for we are told " that all mon think .11 men mortal
but themselves," ant no more may bo thought of
past dangers, until some awful sod solemn visit of
setae dire ahlarnity stealthily enters and stores them in
the few.
These admonitions, however, are hot mold abso-
lutely needful for our friends in the country, than
for ourselies, for although we have all the advantages
of an abundant water supply and &Ration, yet how
mu& filth remains in many of our poorer dwellings,
and even of some of our business houses, either from
inattention or carelessness, or front the &ames of that
rigid supervision requisite for the carrying out of a
perfect system of drainage.
Beyond the boundaries of the borough, our Local
Board of Health have no power tout, but surely with-
in the borough its rules sod regulations should be
Invariably, inn impartially enforced. A few days ago
I was told there are several houses which are not yet
oonneeted with the sewers. Now if my Informant was
correct, with whom does tho fault lie, with the Sur-
veyor or the Board? if with the latter does ii arise
from supineness, of from an inability to eaforoe their
owe regulations? Be the cause what it may, every
• undrained bowie in the borough ought without further
delay, to be under the entire control smi management
of the Bowl
We know that cholera Is at no great distance from
our shores, and that the authorities of Lmdon. and
; some other *intros of large populations, are wisely
. . . .

• -bah'
taking all.the presauionst w prudent 'foresight oal
devise, to ward off. or mitigate its power. Lot the
Local Board here follow this wise example, and we
may hope for a happy result, for none of as can say
who amongst us may be numbered with the stricken
aces.-1 am. Sir, yours,
AN INLIABITANr,
Dorshalor, 16th DeostabortlB7l.