The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-04 00:00:00

RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

1 An alarming accident (reamed on Monday evening to
the exprows train which leaves Newcastle at 4 pm. and
York 4, 6 90. and which is timed to aeries en Kin...cram
at 10.50. The train, which bad eomp,ratively few par
olvaltvra, coosieted of six or wren carriages and two
guard.' ease. On ruriviug • little to the north of Walton
Junction, about three mil.' north of Peterboednah. at the
?riot ertena the loop line om trim Bolton and Spalding
ping th. main Ilse, the tie-rad of the engine I. .uppo.ed
to have broken and 'ellen ti the ground, sod. tinting es
a sort of lever, bad the affect of lithium tbe engine end
caviares pertlally if the line. The train rushed on in
5 terribly c,,nfused atat• for a dtetanc, of two or tbree
hitodrial yards, tearing up the rare for Dearly tte
aro'. ~nd •h. n th, engin., h•carne detached
front tb. t oder and went eom-- diatence tortber along
the lor 110Uf. The rompnote etrtiage adj tinier the
eniors no was thrown ov•r o it, •as w. • third-
One, carriage in the rear ; the rest , f the CII/liNg., were
hilt standing on the Inns. The acctdent happened acne
to • pivot-hex, end imme liately the officials became
snare of what had haprened apt wee telegraphed for to
Peterborough. A strong brook-do•• guns, ace.. p.njed
with stireeette, was at oecie seat to the ,pot, sod the
work of extricating the passengers c meow cad. It was
eons discovered that no injuries of • really sillous
character had been sustained, a most remarkable cireutn•
stance considering that when the accident happened the
train was going fully 55 tulles an bout. °napalm/titer bad
his wounds drooled, and remained at Pelerborougli, but it
wee understood that his injuries were no' s riour. Mr J.
Brole,lek Dale, a msgietrste of Scrith Shields. who wag
travelling alone in a first-class empartment. though
mow/weir bruised and ah•ken, waa able to coutinue his
journey t London. Mr. Dodds. 11. P., woe ins first-clue
earriege which was turned over, and be had to be extricated
through a broken window. Ile woe asleep when the
aceldent .ccurred, sod although considerably shaken
sufficiently recovered to be ohle to proceed to London.

GORED TO DEATH BY AN ELEPHANT.
li,tween eight and nine o'clock on Sunday morning a
man named Charles Hodge., about W years of arre, was
gored to death by an elephant at the Alexandra Palma,
For some time past one tit the attraction, of the palace
ham been Myers'. Circus, and in the entertainment pro.
vidod there • d tily performance by a number of trained
elephants is Included. Tha elephants ham been it the
palace for some two Of three month,, and hare Lieara
been regarded u quiet end &cite. Among the fire or
six of which the troupe consist no one was considered
020111 barmier, or more olvtdient than • large
female elenhant, wh.ob has the misfortune to be
atone blind, and In known by the male soubriquet
of " Blind Bill." She I. a very large animal, said
to he, not very much infitrior in Mae to the famous
Jumbo, and even to exerted that celebrity in dead
w.ight "Blind Bill" hat hem travelling in the
profeasion fir • long pariori.and always went through her
work in • redate and cl,gnifla4 manner. while her motors
and imposing unetaranor—the ts reputed tr weigh mime-
I thing not far alioet of wren tont—rnado her everywhere
' one f the leading members of the com,any. It roams
that at the time stated no B•lnday miming, "Blind DB"
was standing in the stable, haying her breakfast out of a
large tub on the flow. Hodges was not the r:grilar keeper
of the elephants, hut we, employed by Mr. Myers as •
groom, and as loch was al•aya about the stable. What
induced the elephant to kill the nuf.vtuaate mar,
whether it Ira. dnne in rage or was Om remit of aa
untoward accident, cannot be smertaittkl, me Hodges
was dud when 'vacua came, and no one saw the
oocerresca. The prong of a Large fork was found
beside the body, and it is etigirestrd as likely that he
must have been ming it in some way to irritate the
animal. But this la only a surmise, based on the pre-
vious good character. good temper, and docility of
"Blind Bill" At at event., hether in •ID ef temper
or by 'cadent the elephant euddenly turned round, ud
flmtrned Hodges againat • pillar beside which he Cat
at tilling. Tee permits mast have been terrible. "Blind
Bill" has got only very short tumke—rome two or three
locum in length—whico ordinarily are quite covered by
the thick akin at the formation of the trunk. How on
this occasion she got these stumps uncovered is not quite
clear, but in some manner or other she did get them evade
here, and than literally gored her victim to death. One of
the tusks pterctd the toy pert ot the invest making •
iiirtitful wound, wh le the pressure of tbo eembaote head
against the Nay was to great that it almost force] the
heart of the dead man tlincgh the incision thus made.
Death most have been 'vertically instantaneous. When
snot t came .0 bal.& H Ages was found, half-lying at
the loot of, and half-leaning arairet, the Diller, dead. A
doctor war sumutooei as trickly as possible. but in the
cue his skill was of no avail. The body of Hedges wee
decently curd tor la the stables InMothine the drone.

Cann.—To all who ars suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, torsos' weakness, early decay.
loss et mathood, La , I wilt essul a reccipt that will curs
you. Free in Charge. This great remedy was discovered
by • missionary iii Smin Africa. Send a self-sddressed
envelope to Gm Err. JOSZPII T. limas, Station D, New
York City, U.S A.
&IMCTIOIII £/4D HOMM/Itali—All sufferiag
from irritation of the throat and hoarseniss will be egi
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded by
the use id" Brown's Bronchial Troches." Theis famous
" loaenges" are now sold by most respectable chemist' in
Ws country at la. lid. per boo. People troubled with a
" hacking cough," a slight cold," or bronchial affectious,
cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed
to program, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
&frontiers& See that the words " Brown's Bronchial
Troches" are on the Government Stamp around owls box.
—Prepared by J 01124 L. Baows and Soot Boston, United
State& European depot. removed to El, Farringdon.
rod. London._ • .

VaLuaeLa Diacuraar roa ram Hata.-11_your hair is
tu. ulna grey or emu , r Wing rI. nee The hlaalela
Hair Reimer, r, for peritimly tutors us ferry 0.101
Grey or White hair to ita °millet colour, without leering
Lb. disagreeable smell of must " iteatorers." It mak,.
the hair unworn:l.oy heautitul, ea well m promoting the
growth of the hair ea bald spot., where the glands are not
decayed. Ask your Chemist for " rot Ji.xicajr II Alk
KILNEwILP,- 001.1 by Chem...L. and Perfumer. everywbere
St M. 0.1. per bottle Wholemde depot remorml to 33,
Farringdmprom., L .ud..n.
lELKSB CAS lOR OL—L.. D.., A. arid U.
%SION, OIL. Is iura mid actise, yet abeeturrly free from
mosall gad unpleasant tome —a rest W.V.( Itvia/f• itaiu,d.
S.:11 Lawal lc p.rt, bo'.thia at (hi.. Is
La. 11.1., 3... arid It. nclug in ...t rely re . 050C10, ass
your COOlllaL to plO Lire it t...r jut II II P. In p ck. Son
manulaeturaa, Allen 600 IlaubAry, t.Ollll, Los,

THE SKIN.—The Glory of Wouvin, the rule Man.—
It con:tuns the Ca cola: 1111 cs o t.. aaty, an I r,0,11101,
a/1 that we term " L ytt h,:er uisny have wt.
sting blcumhed by irritant 1.. pa, Csr11:11c, C lAI Tnl.
Glycerine, "al' o fat,. IHE ALBIUN MI K
AND SULPHUR SOAP" is tot pureat, lb wnit,e•t„ 0..0
swat purifying of all soave. it tem .tes all inniplee,
bkitchea. and roughilas& Uj all ahataats. in tablets. 6d
and la.
_ . . _ .

Towle s Penuyroysl and Still PM. for females, qutckly.
waren all irregularities, and relieve the distrusios s, U.
tours so preveleat with the sex. 11. xes is. ltd. and to
of all chemists. Sent an" when on racist IA 15 or 31
stamps, by the maker, E. T. Took, Carrot, Nottingham.
ittomung I—Eoa THY TIATII.C4D B/LATS. —A fee o rop.
of the liquid "Fiorillo.- epriohltd ou a wet tooth brush
produces a pleasant lather, which thoroughly cleanses the
teeth from all permit*s or impurities. hardens the gum.,
prevent& tartar, stops decay, gives to the teeth a peculiar
pearly whitener, and a deltghtful fragrance to the breath.
It removes all unpleasant odour *rung trom d, rayed
teeth or tobacco smoke. 'The Fragrant Fluiline,- being
compond in part of honey and •weet herb., is delicious is
the testa and the greatest toilet discovery of the ass.
Price 9.. 61. of all Chemista and perfumers. Wbolcaus
depot removed to 21, Farringdommed. London.
When Charcoal coons in contact with putrid substances
or impure amen it alters the putrescent or septic ten-
dency more effectually than any other udisept.c. Ttrr.-
is no injurious effect ever produced by taking it. I
action internally—absorbing impure gmee—correei
acidity, Ac., renders it an important eradicator of by.-
penis, Gout, _ Rheumatism. Ike, from the •y.tsm.
Barwa's Pure Vegetable CHARCOAL ts sold by nil tit-Assist.,
In Maim Is., 4a, and es. each; and Bragg'. Coercoel
Biscuits, in tins, la. 2.. and 4..
Tan QUIRT MID COLD WAIHR SOAP. —NAL Act from
I lady's letter;—" I end Sinner's Cold Water Soap saves
tumend material, Astro clothe. require lea, ro Ling arid no
baba, and (still more satisfactory) wale much purer colour
than with other man. I recommend it to every boos.-
wife, salt is undoubtedly the best soap for laundry and
.nil porpoise It will not injure the most delicate fabric—
lo pleasant to use„ and prevents Use musty of a steamy
house during the family ...eh. Sold by gropers and oilmen
everywhere, at 4d. per lb. he sure to an for &antes,
I and do not be persuaded ts &wept • worthless imitation.
I —Prole maker, James Sinclair, Southwark, L radon. IIE.
' Avoid the many dangerous and doubtfur c ,05p.u,04
sold as Toilet Powdels; always rik for Matthews'.
prepared Fuller. Bath, used In the it .yal Nurseries, and
highly recommended by the Faculty ;it protect," the shin
from cold winds, chaps, to., and pneetves the complexion
from redness, roughness. fox Can be obtained of
Chemists, Perfumers. Druggists, and Stores throughout
the world at fal. and la By post 9d. extra, from Use solta
proprietors, Rouse A Cu, 12., Wianorasueret, London.
Rolusa imitations.
Tin A. • H. " Tamura • CasTOR 011.—" Is absolutely
pure, almoot oolouriesc and free from disagreeable taste
or smell. It is taken both by children and adults without .
the slightest difficulty. Its aperient effects are uoqueition-
able—Lamer In Bottles 61., la, is. 91., 3a., and ilr.
Ask your chemist Co procure it, if not in stock. Sole
Mender ALLEN and HANBURYS, Linden.
"Irearrio's WDZIC DO celebrated and perfectly on.
rivalled in destroying Blow, FLPAS. Barna. MOTHS, and
all insects, whilst quits harmless to domestic animals, Is I
sold in 61. and Is. tins by ail Chanter. It is clean in use.
AU furs and woollens sltould be well powdered before
putting away. Beware of inritasioe..
WHAT AMOUNT f/7 SUFFERING COULD BE
AVOIDETI If WE ONLY KNEW HOW.—lllany people
have • dull heavy vete in the heed :with tired and languid
farina, that sleep does not remove : with a fulmars about
the chest after eating, otter attended with pdpita-
nom A pain in the side and back, with frequent sick
headache; with nausea after eating, attended with flan.
lentos and a disagreeable taste in mornings; loss of appetite,
with vertigo or diatom', An How many people suffer
with all these disagreeable feelings and little twaine the
realer's' of their malady, rune proper mods of obtaining
relief. These are souse of the symptoms of indigestion and
liver complaint, but they will be dlopelled at once by the
us. of "Sieges CHrative Syrup,' a vegetable prepration,
sold everywhere.
"Yn Tniagn."—The Lanai says:—" We r00n...1 the
public to drink their Lime-Juice whenevez and lifuhrevar
they list. As &run, Lime• Juice is, partiOularly during the
summer, a far more wholeicom drink thus any form of
alcohol. We have subjected the sample, of the ' in.. '
Fruit Juice ' of the Moore rest Company to full analysis,
with a view to test its quality and purify. We Asse found
it to he tas sawed condition, mid smartly ins from 'dilate ra-
tion." MONTSERRAT Linsif-Fruit Juice and Cordials.
Liman or Puts LtusirJuice 0 trdiale, Aromatic Clove,
Strawberry, R sepberry, Sarss_parilia, Pineapple, Jet zonale,
Peppermint. Quinine, hr. Con be obtained of Grocers,
Druggiets,and Wine MerchentninTrywilere. An Illustrated
P.mphlet, descriptive of the Wand of Montserrat, will be
sent on receipt of stamped address on applica-ion ti the
sow coaajeaeee of the manta:rat Company, Limited, 56,
Hanover-street, Liverpool.
" Ye lIVAORT.'—For an appetiser and an aid,i therm
to tbADlamegtatid cßiart dishes, ma the MuNTSERRAT
LIME-FRUIT JUICE SAUCE, which is propeußcoi by
counismure to be uorivalled in piquancy, line Baron, and
strength. For Cutlets. Chop., Currie.. Steaks, Fish,
Game, Salm Gravies, ar. ; it is also the cheapest mum,
the truel Se. else lmtnes, being sold at la Itcon be
obtained of Grocer. and Druggists everywhere. ne Trade
supplied by the principal Wholesale Houses, and the Sol.
Con.ignees of the Montserrat Donspauy, Limited, 56.
mverntrest. Liverpool.
ape= TO Monza' —Are yon broken In your rest by
is Wok child suffering with Me Pen of coning teeth? Go at
uses to a &my', and get • bottle of Mas. Wnesunis
Snot. It will relieve the poor sufferer immedi
et•ly. It is perfectly heralded sed.ds to the taste, it
prodoose natural quiet elee• by the child from
Deli, sad the little cherub awakes "a• t as a button."
It soothes the *Mid, it softiies the gum, allays all aaja,_
relieves wiad. regulate. the bowels, and is the {yasekq-,;-„I;
nowely for dysentery and diarriums, whether arising from
seething or other causes. Mn. Wittelow's Soothing.
Syrup Is by Medicine dialers everywhere at Is. lid.
per
HOLLOWAY'S OIPTMLNT AND PILL& --Diet47oo Of the
Bowels.—A remedy, which hal beets toned and poured in
a thousand different ways, capable of trupadicamertrust.
tzoiros:
. taints from ulcers and hee
It, capacity for extracting the inlernel corruptions ((kin
the bowels. On rubbing Holloway's (Nutmeat, repeated/2
on the abdomen, • rash anPlarly and as it thickens be
Urine irritability subsides. Antmqr ae a d.ei,,,miea, thj„,
unguent draws to the ultimo, tensellas the tender intestines
from all acrid matter.. and Prevents italstomatJoe,
dysentery, :ad, piles, for which blistering witt the old-
fashioned. Await surcesdul treatment, now from its
petateloges Wee Into disuse. the disunity of tide eget.
mmil having procleired • remedy pogeqquaq equally
deriestke, yet petlectly poxes.

The Beverage of Health.
S. Of Cheroot. asel Hoe 'sortie. Mater .0 H. sanmis, tu•ser.
HOMCEOPATHIC
For stoneijHOME HOSPITAL,
Nervous and othn alretlnee at Ye Vrlparf
Diseases 14..1th cured io • Ire dar. 11M00.
ruttier. MS, dear, Otaseete et shit
m.
kr sad Prtotate rural Is fee week&
Bladder On le Itel. S., TWO kiVUMUI weeny,
~r. Ov• S/111.1 ISO eatil bete et metal.
both Sexes), a let,",gbVegTin.edr 1.%.5.°11
and e.11..rk fee MI Oat &HI
—ll3 1111.1 snrnt•dl. Itewrt of me.
Prostate, f4= Tit
HAl:l'Elt TWEIMETREEK NEW STYLES
V ILI. W Will Ni: F. It, old H tNGr.zfl Is the
h"ntl?l.reliity'"'Vlrrt" ttar
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A NEVER-FAILINO REMEDY
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