The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05 00:00:00

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Tee British Volunteer -Tore. now musters nearly
100,000 men of all arms and ranks.
IT It propoesa to earablith • sch,ol in Lsieeetershire,
in connection with one at Shoreham, for the propaget
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of High Cherish orinedplies among the middle clarets el
the Midland Counties.
IT is stated in some of the Irish papers that "Colonel'
Kelly, who was en daringly reamed by his .0-oonspira-•
toll
aManchester, is now in Primes, sad intends to
Tag vales of the experts for September, as per
Bead of Trade returns, was £16,135,000 against
£16,671,000 last year; for the first nine months this
year, £137,200,000, £141,000,000 in the seine
, period of 1866.
Ten Produce Market Review =geeses that the
money for the Abyssinian expedition will in all pro-
bability be salad by customs duties, or other modes
I of indirect taxation, though an edditional 4d in the
pound of income tax would provide the sum required.
RITUALISM.— The A rch bith op of Canterbury bee
expressed to the Rev C. J. Ridadele, of be. Peter's,Folke.
stone his great displeasure at the introduotion of the
" Litany of Holy Child Jettle. WA the worship at
St. Peter's, and has resolved spreads' that It shall never
be used again.
THZ MINHOPOLITAN RAILIVAT.—Tb• arroser's
quest bold on Wednesday resulted in the bringing
forward of • mass of interesting thientifis testimony
that the atmosphere of the underground railway is not
in any appreciable degree Injurious to the health of the
passengers.
Hiss Bossier COUTTI has Wined • circular to her
numerous teethes, explaining to them that they are
now "occupiers" entiled by law to • place on tbie
parl;inthotary register • that she '' as owner'' is
charged with the liability for the rates, and that
they are legally entitled to disdain thorn from the
rent.
Haat 1111•1131. L presided on Tuesday evening at
the distribution of prises at the Birkbeck Literary
nod Scientific Institute, His lordship made a
speech on the occasioe, enforcing the theessity for
supporting every institution shish helps to educate
the people.
Si. B. P. COLLIZZ addressed his constitthete at
Plymouth on Wednesday night. He esprresed • hope
that the Reform Bill would be regarded merely as •
MOM to an end, that end being improved legislation.
He lauded °dilation as one of the most important
subjects that would engage the sthentioa of the reformed
House of Commons.
Tag public are deprived of the fall beesifit of the
reduced tax in tea, owing to the many profits with
which tee is charged; it is usually sold by the grower
to the Chinese merchant, then to the English merchant,
next it is passed to the tea broker, afterwards to the
Loudon dealer, who sells it to the grocer. Hornienan
eat Co. we large importers, and supply tea wholesale
only, and so do not incur many of there charges; their
tea is surpassingly excellent and (Meth, and is sent
direct to consumers, through agents, in waled peekets
the pries being plainly printed on each ; so that the
public are supplied on the beet possible terms in all parts
of the Kingdom with Horniman's tee, the very strongest
and cheapest grown. Daring the that quarter of a.
century this tea has commanded an immense sale, some
have tak.-n advantage of this ti raw spurious imitations,,
It is therefore neenful to observe that all genuine
esthete are signed Horniman and Co., London, original
importers of the pure tea.
Till Trishaw' newspaper, which seem+ to have con-
stituted itself an organ of Fenianisna, publishes a letter
purporting to be from Colonel Kelly, dated Dublin,
October 22, in which the writer says:—" I take the
occasion publicly to deny that I have ordered any
general movement in connection with this trials to
It would be tresses to the cause of
liberty for any body of men who have not bad
special word trom mete set at this Sims.. While
vengeance for seven centuries of wrong is a Axed
determination with me. I would have my countrymen'
and women (God blews them!) that they should We
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' until the exact minute, peace."

Scums° IN Cause:in.—Dr. Guthrie, in a speech
recently delivered, said :—" I am a very great advocate
of Irish air being admitted into schools and homes. I
sleep with my bedroom windows open every night.
Some people might think that that would kill these, bat
it is well you should know that foul air is as had for the
health as foul moat—for air is just food for the lungs—
aod one resson why you see so many people going to
sleep in church). not bemuse they have • bad preacher
or • bed sermon, bet because they have Dad air—
I remember I was cam present in • congregation in the
town of Thum, which contained is many as 1,200
people; and perhaps you will hardly believe me when
I tell you that on that occasion I saw what! never saw
before, and what I am sure you w, and what I
hope I shall never see agaia—l saw six hundred people
asleep !—(laughter). Six hundred people asleep I—
(renewed laughter). I happened at the time to be
living with Sir George Sinclair, a very excellent gentle-
man who resides in the immediate neighbourhood of
that town. I told him what I had seen in this church-
' Oh,' said he, 'that is nothing to what! have sees
myself; I have mien in almost every pew the whole
people asleep—with only here sad theism exseption'—
(laughter). Now, whet was the cause of that. It waa
no fault on the part of the preacher; for the minister,
Mr. Taylor, is an excellent preacher ; and excellent
people the congregation gel:woolly are ; but I tole them„
in addressing • resent!' some days after, every saan
might as well have goes into an apothesary's shop before
he went to church and taken a dose of laudanum to set
him to sleep—l say they might as well have done that
as breathe the kind of.air with whisk the church was
filled. Now, I wish you to Inks oars that you get
plenty of fresh air, which ia so saasstial to good health"
HaPPlatme).
ON TNT ittIIIINNATION OF TRUTH, IN ORDIII TO
PRONOTT " Raostog" Or Dinamirringe wren THIN
Crimean or ENGLAND. The following letter ham
appeared in the Record :—I noticed with considerable
surprise the proposal, at the late Church Congress,SO
omit the word " only" in the sleveath of the r-nishe
Articles, so that it was to be made to say, not that "we
are accounted righteous before God only for the merit
of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, by faith," but,
by the omission of the important adverb, something
might be added either to the merits of Christ, or she
to faith as that by which thins merits are apprehended.
And it was said that this alteration was desired or
wanted, in order to promote reunion with Dissenters.
I have not been told who the Dissenters are who wish
for snob a change, or who would be pleased with it ;
but this I do know that moll cannot be summon of
the old Noneonfortasts ; nor can I suppose that any who
bold fast the Boriptere doctrine of justification can wish
for any departure from the pound of the Reformation,
when the established formula on the matter of juati-
Scation was " people! Christen', per fides." The
suggested omission of • only," opens the door for Rolnick
doctrine ; sad I ma oat, think that those who propose
such a change must overlook or deny the connection of
truth as found in the next article "Of Good Works"
which pule them in their true plies as set forth in Holy
Seripattre. I ask for a plain statement who the Dissenters
are who wish for the change? I cannot, however, help
auspectiag that they are those who do not avow them-
selves to be Dissenters at all, but still profess to be
within the pale of the Church of &Gilead, and rho
are using the prestige and inenence thus obtained for
naderminiag both in doctrine and Feasting the leashing
of the English Refornien. These may well wish soli
merely the omission of the word "only." bet they
may also desire it to have a retroactive inset. so 68
to modify their own subscription in times to the
true Protestant Article as it steods. Dr. Pusey lays
that "none of ris" can posibly ob.** to the decrees
of the Council of Trent on justigcstion ; he :loft not
my who the persons are whom he intend. by um" but
It is those only who wish to introduce Ramesh doctrine
Instead of Protestantism that can desire any such
change.
a...Direst:tars" to be con.
ciliated ;Ithaes are the persona whose "maims" wish
the Manna of England is to be desired and sought. I
thank them for the avowal that they are DiesentiaN
but, he it noted, Dot Protestant Dissenters •' I am glad
that they speak of me un. with the Churohof England,
hut let this 'minion be effected, bog b, the
Church riniounslea her foundation truths, but by their
rewiring into their hearts and eonsciences the simple
truth of the Grepei of Christ. Meanwhile, let them
Mtky own the hat of their non-union, and let
alialtritain from meaning to be other than deserted
Dissenters. The Nthettho given by the Eleveeth
Article to the Homily is peculiarly strong. Let them
remember that this is the doctrine of the Reformation;
this Ills that the Marsh of Ragland holds, aad If they
amy this, they cannot he Churchmen at all.—Yonrs,
very truly, B. Pau:luta Tgactzuee,

HOLLOWAY'S OINTNIUrf 111 D Pnam.-Bhortome of
Broath• Culds, Ocieebs.—Tbousends of beethuorthde ass
be prodaoed I. prove the powers pesseesed by these
eandive remedies is asthma, isiripleat sestemption, sod
all disorders of Unarm and Wags. The ointments
well robbed upon the *hest sod bea, peastreellyi the
akin, is absorbed sod carried directly to the lunge
where, in immediate opened with the whole emu of
eireideeine blood, it ainatreltera or impels say insperlths
which are the kmodation of mosamptiom asthma,
hroooldtis, sod pneumonia. Thus all pehoesie
completets am eerily surd. . The esthsesSis chest.
is
rertaidi to suffocation kw,
by taint ad pills, sod will
ablo eare eborkiniEji
obnsuspldm lank sad the
heavy expeekeedee heenehille.