The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15 00:00:00

SOFT HEALTHFUL SKIN.

PEARS SOAP, for Toilet end Noreen, specially pre-
Omni for the delicate skin of ladies and children and
others sensitive to the weather. winter or summer.
Prevents redness, routlinees, and <Maiming. Sold every'
where, in tablet. la each. LaMar sines. la 64. and lc 61.
FIRST huts FOR LAUNDRY WOIIIi.—TRO Laundress
who won the first prise in the competition for the best
tot up linen, at the Torquay Industrial Exhibition. used
Recid tt's Paris Bine sod &mob.

AalAlt',i.r......at.tv.—Altho.tgh the art of
photography may be said to have been in existence
for fiv•••;ul.l4orty ;since N. Daguerre and Mr.
Fox T. 41.01 both introduced their processes in Igen,
but little ha, been done till recently to popularise
what may be reg0r.1...1 as one of the most meitil,
yet simple. of all the discoveries of science. WIII•ll
One euit.iders the uu 333 i 3 old ways is. altich photo.
!trophy is a loss,sary allitillet to interesslUl
It as matter tor surprise that the csoleavour to
introduce that art for the ninatenr has been so long
neglect.sl. And not only to tin. st Wield, indeed, but
to the plea-tire-eeker. I. photo_raphy all siecom-
plishm. tit 111.4 %till well repo the exp.oolitun• of
that' 114We...a to its acquirement. For
now that " 1,11) .1 Ilin• is here. alall the days of
pleasure-touring 113% e 1.0141114.111,1.-- n. luau 1,. hut,.
more I'lli0)11,41. that, to he enable.' to ',mince an
ad nall lonssrld 111 .4 sotto. enchanting picture
painte.l by Nsattite In•rself- the hill, soul
wood, in rich orray " flow often tlioe.,. OW feel
the desire to fl. t the beatifies of a favourite
mine. sII will, • 0114.11.1,•111,, .4 tile sit ter
inadequacy of VITINII descript ant Hero pin...,
graphy -tip., in. '111.• tourist its
easily soul quickly pr.....r‘e for after-contemplation
lii, elioicest impr..sions. and without adding
appreciably to his travelling imp limo/4a. For
many other ren.X.lll, 1.4 OW popularisation of the
art of photography a constommat• to be desired ;
and therefore ar an. ~1.0 l to notice that much is
being oloitt, 11, I'd.. ts-,t so, to the Lownos STE It KO-
SCOPIC COX I.A II II.", IN .11 nit studies doubtlesa
many of our reader, an• already well aequitinted
with, who are prepared. no, only to aupply a COMplefil
and remarkably comply est qopporatlis for amateurs
at a o,,porntirely rost, /.itt alto to giro at
their preetimr, 110, •webrfr..l, W., ratutitoue
1."0,44 Is Me art of 1.4-,-,,,,p1'y to thou &NOON, of
learning. A good feature of these lesson,, lies in the
fact that they are not in classes. the privaey
necessary to the diffi.ll.l,t 141:inner behig thus ensured
and pmficioncy the more rtmdily obtained. By the;
Introduction of tho " diy process." the manipula-
tion is greatly aimplilietl. and cleanliness in work-
ing is secured. This at once renders the art more
acceptable to the non-professional student. The
f ree.inst ruction system i% ii 111.4.111C1US new and
liberal departure. which should meet with the
success it cf•rtaittly deserves. This is ea intellectual
and scientific amusement whi. b tox,l not la' confined
to gentlemen can pursue it with much plea-
sure, the apparatus Iwing clean, lih,t, and easy be
work.—" Ano • •Ige ."