The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-26 00:00:00

HORRIBLE CRUELTY TO CHILDREN,

A case of revolting and systematic cruelty to children
was disclosel at the Nantwich Police-court. A labourer
and his wife, named Susilow, lately residing near Audiem,
were brought before Mr.W.Tollernathe,J.P.,charged with
infleting grievous bodily harm upon two children, named
Martha and Sarah Dunn, who had been placed in their
charge under the boarding-out systern,by the guardians of
the Nantwich Union some two years ago. Sarah Dunn,
aged nine, said she remembered living in Nantwich
Workhouse a ling time ago, and leaving there to go to
the Sudlows. A few months afterwards they began to
abuse her, Mrs. Sudlow knocking her nose up with &stick,
and frequently, before it could heal, pinching it till it bled
and pieces of flesh came away. (The child's nose had the
appearance of the cartilage haying been removed.) Her
mistress kicked her with clogs until her legs were covered
was festering sores. She had sticks poshest into her mouth
and her hair pulled cut in handful. Witness was dragged
about the floor by her hair. The girl added that she was
made, under threats of being whipped, to tell the
guardians for the district that she was contented and
happy ; yet she was left in the house by herself, without
food, and thrashed for feeding from the neighbours'
pigsties. Her face was rubbed in filth, and during the last
snowstorm the prisoner Richard Sudlow rolled her naked
in the snow. Mrs. Swllow used to stuff her mouth with
rags to prevent her screams being heard while she was
being thrashed. The statement of the other child was
very similar, and the evidence of a neighbouring farmer
and other witnesses served to corroborate it. The prisoners
were remanded till Saturday. The state of the children
contrasts in a marked manner with the healthy, chubby
appearance of another sister, who has remained in the
workhouse.

BLACK AND WHITE SAVAGES.
PHILADELPHIA, WEDSZEIDAT.
Last week intelligence reached the Oregon frontier
post Nes Perffs, that the Indians heretofore friendly
were massacring the settlers in Idaho. General
Howard, commanding the depot, immediately started
for Fort Lapwal, Idaho. ordering forward all available
troop.. Nez Perces is in Western Idaho, on the
Salmon River, an effluent of the Columbia.
Later intelligence confirmed the report. A white '
man who had killed an Indian was, with three others,
murdered in revenge, and this caused both the Indians
and the settlers to arm for the conflict. The settlers
being few, the Indians swooped along the valley, burn-
ing and destroying everything, killing 20, and causing
a general fight to Mount Idaho village. At first, 200
savages only were engaged, but neighbouring bands
joined them till the number was estimated at 1.500.
The settlers kile.l White Bird, a prominent Indian
chief, with his family.
When the rep mts reached Fort T,apwai, on Friday,
Colonel Perry, with 100 cavalry, his entire available
force, starting for Mount Idaho, and on arriving he
found the Indians were retreating southward along
the Salmon River. From fugitives who came into the
I village a force of 150 settlers was made up, who, with
f'olonel Perry'n trooTA, started in pursuit, marching
south the White Bird River. The Indians made •
stand at a canton of that stream, and the cavalry
dismounted to attack, leaving their horses in charge of
a few soldiers and twenty friendly Indians. The
cavalry with the settlers entered the canton when they
fell into ambuscade, their foes starting up on every
side, and in a few minutes Colonel Perry and the half
j of his force were slain, the others retreating. The men
j in charge of the horses saw this, and the entire horse
j guard broke and fled, the animals scampering over the
prairie. The frightened fugitives came into Fort
I brai r'lrrling terrible slaughter.
General Howard has only 800 troops in the depot,
but all available forces are ordered to the scene.

THE MARVEL OF THE WORLD,
AND GREATEST WONDER or THE AGE.
COLMER' S ECLECTIC REMEDIES.
PREPARED AT
M ADAME JANE COLMER
DOCTOR OF MEDICINE,
Of the AMERICAN UNIVERSITY,
PHILADELPHIA,
OILEAD-FIOUSE DISPRNSA RP,
MIDDLE-STREET, YEOVIL.
FOR THE CURB OF SCROFULA AND DISEASES
OF THE !MIN.

OOLMIRII hilleLPus-Mine Lira Pture, for the cure of
sorry .pecie• of scurvy, leprosy, Acrofula, king'. evil, ecorbutic,
st_stima, ahecere, ery.iprisur, sore legs, u oersted wounds in any
port of the body, fistula, piles, rheumat on, and other Import-
ties of the blood, If of twenty years' ',tending. The invent,'
of theft pills fee'. happy In being enabled to offer to the
afticted a remedy that can be relied on as a specific. Thew pills
we • Dore vegetable extract, and form an admit able strength-
ener of the frame and purifier of the bloat Sold in boxes, Is
led and 2e ad,
OOLMIR'S Scrotum% FRIRND OR TIRMINBAL 0111f1141M.—.11
sure remedy for wounds of ertry description will be found In
the uste of this! celebrated ointment, especiady the king's evil,
inflairmat`on., burn., walde erysirelsa piles and fiAilla, cut.,
I ruipos, chilblain., scorbutic eruption., pimples on the face,
sore and inflamed eye., gangrene mortification., wire breast,
ammo. humour.. Ac., trx., and it is a certain cure for 'nicer.
sted more leg., if of 20 yearn standing. It is prepared only by
Madame Dr. COIAlle, the inventor and sole proprietor, the
secret being known to no other person In the world. In bogie
or pots, 1.10. and In 9d earn.
, Advice Gratis every gristly, Ind every morning and even-
ing during the week from? till 2 a.m., and from 7 t.. 11 10 p m.
NB.—All cues of Tols,worm cured 'kith one dose of
Coltner's Vegetable Worm Medicine within three boon after
application, It the patient 'Attends fasting, which ehould In
.11
case. be done.
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Dr. JANE COLVER, In toidering her elneere thank^ for the
:berm] patronage the ham hitherto received, feele aeaural that
he needy only to refer to the mar:. marked end ell.knoern
quips which the hati carried to. .iteeeeeful hewn during Iv: last
peer% in the Immediate ncighl,ourhood .4 her honc practice,
convince the public of the eztraord nary bahamic porn
and triumphant reaults of the F.:lactic Statece of Medicine. She
may be coneulted it the following place.
Portman'. Arm Inn, anhaliuryaitreel, Sc:on

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Thursday in ea,h month.
Bittnroam, Otioree Inn, Fir.t Wednesday in trtch month.
Doßmairsit. Plume of Feather. Inn, First and. Third Sktur

day In each month.
011.1.11MHAM. Red Linn lintel, not Womble in each month.
SALIMBORT. SITSCtIIB Head Inn, first Tuesday in c4ch month.
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•.• Patients attended no their own redcnoes in Town or
Country, if muired. Profewional vi-its cher KM for accordir g
to diatance. Country patient, corresponded with on recrlpt
of • stamped dirrcted enrelone, and Medicines sent carefully
packed to any part of the Kinrilorn.
All letters and Poet-office Orders to hot .et.t. to Co. Joni
001.NnIt. Oilead-bouse Dispensary. iliddlestrect, Yeovil.
Teeth carefully extracted.
Read the Bill of Copies of res• monists, which may be had

SIR W. A. ROBE AND 00.'s
: LA Oft
COLL A OIL
TOL NODIMUTIPII AND OVUM WIMPS:
, Merchants and Renner, of all kinds of Burning and Lubricating

Pews UST FREE n APPLICATIOR.
Offices, fie, Upper Themes Street, London, C.

hill, E.,

IRTRWITURP., CARPETS, Re. Brussels, b. 40., Is N.
I and beet Se 111., none bleier or better. Tapestry de.,
Is. 100. £30,000 of Furniture, Rethteads and Bedding
very rolueed prices. All Goode warranted, peeked ant
delivered free to rimy Railway /Ration. WAINE, Whole.
vole. t 'wort and General rUrrilahing Wareboneeinan, 131 to
139. Neeingtol Butte, London, New Illuatreted Priced tat
Gratis.

IV LKPIRT CISYWYAL CASE WATCRWS ars superseding
I'7 all thers. Prise **dais, London. lOW Paris 1107:
Sitterl Geld, from re 6s. 68, Comhlll, E 0.11%
fiesent•Stroet, W., and 76, Strand, W.C. Descriptirs pampild

AMPLOUOIIII PYRIViC gALINZ is the most screwball
lg and efficacious in preventing and curing fevers, MN&
pox and eruptive complaints. It instantly relieves the moot
interne headache and thirst, and if given with hiss=
n is a specific in gout an? rheumatism. 111, H

HE QUEEN:II

LAUNDRIS.

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aLENFIELD
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BEST 811 E EVER USED.

!-lIENLEY and 80N, Write Agent■ fot7Tile of ,14 abOve
prise articles, of inertering demand. Pamphlet no applies!
Wm Unice : Joinsr-ltreiet, Teilssestreet, Tendon, B.E

To FARMERS, AGRICULTURPFIN, SHEPHERDS, m.
Foot Rot and Lameness in Sheep effectually cured by the uses(
B"°,llAW's FOOT ROT DRESSING. Sold in Bottles
24. Rd. and Se. ert each, euffirient for 40 or 70 Sheep, el
, originally read. by JOHN RAGS HAW, Belated.
Sole Proprietor. and Manufacturers,
rt RIMWA DE, RIDLEY and CO.
1.3 Whole.ale [humid., IPSWICH,
To vrhom applications for Agencies must be made.

TEARSHIP SH A R ES.—Au an Investment.—
C'Sfessrs. HUNTLEY, BERNER k Co., SteamtMln and Share
Braers, West Hartlepool, Lave far DISPOSAL SHARES in
some first•claas STPAII.4IIIPS. It is well known that such
vessels owned In the North of England area capital Investment
and thtt dividends ranging from 12 to 25 per cent per ann.
have been returned for the bottlers of the same. Such steam-
shire being insured, the investors have no risk in laying out
Capital in such property, and by the simplicity of registration
fete Custom House a title of unqualified security is obtained.

Wilt Pay Retail Prices Or JEWELLERY when you ean
4. bay at wholmale prices? Silver Geneva& 25,, Engliah
Levers, warranted, 606., Hunters, fte., Ladies' Gold Gene, se
from 650, Ladies' Gold Lever., .t.. 8 10.. • ,d £lO, Gents' Gold
Levers. £lO 104, Hunting Cases. £l2. Wedding Rings,
Keepers, Diamond Rings, Pin., Br ochre, Ear-rings, Chains,
Scala, Ker. &e. Guns hy the beat Makers. Saddlery or any
g,.dri of Birmingham manufacture eau Alan be obtained.
Camtry orders must enclose remitt ince or give two good
references.
Any goods not approved will be exchanged if uninjured. H.
Hurrinaso. & SONS, Cambridge Creecent, Birmingham.
SIDNEY on EASY TERMS. LIO to £2OOOlO Male or
yl Female in Town or Country, on note if hand Stock in
Trade, crop., Farm Btock, to assiat lemons into Buehler,
Furniture without removal or pinhileity, aim on depot et
Deeds, Bond*, Share., Reversion., Freehold and Leasehold. at
6 per Cent interest. No sureties, fees or lave end.. Distance
no object. NR. —pus being a genuine Office (Fatabllahed
1870) for all Mercantile and other Monetary transactions,
Borrowers will do well to at once write or commit Mr H.
CARTER, 106, Strand, London. If by letter, state amount
required.
SKEN. N 0 V 0 Instantaneously cleans Rid
Gloves, Silk, Velvet, Furs, Ac, &c., also Lee Goods.
without unpleasant odour. Entirely supersedes Benzine and
a/I Fluid.. For sale by all Chemists, Drapers and Perfumers
(irece Sd , le., and 2. per box), or of Herta and Co.,
43A Store street, Bedford-equare, London. BEWARE or
SPURIOUS IMITATIONS.

FREEMAN'S BAKING POWDER.
Towle (TRY IT.) Mark.
Tide Article on merit hos gained universal approvnl and
induced many Imitations—Every genuine packet signed (W.
G. Freemen), FRESMAN and HILDYARD, Manaseturers,
Dover-Road, Borough London:
Alm kept in stock by every London Whnleaale House.
UBKENO'M FRUIT SALT.
(Prepared from sound ripe Fruit).
It is the hest preventive and cure for Bilotamees, Sick
Heads. he, Skin Enatti no, Impnre Blimd, Pimples on the
Face, Giddiness, Feverishnees, ...ental Depression. Want of
App' tile, Sourness of the Stomach, emtptignttinn, Vomiting,
Thirst, Ac,, and to remove the effects of Errors of Eating end
Drinking. Price ge. Od. and Is. 6.1.

SIL K S and DRESSES from LONDON.
PATTERNS SENT FREE
RICHEST BLACK, COIAUSID and FANCY SILKS From
to. Gd. per lard. 100 New Washing Fabrics from 'ld. yard.
100 New Textile Fabrics from esl yard. 100 New Black
Fithrics from ed. yard. BAKER and CRISP, 198, Regent-
street, London, W.
DOYAL DEVON SFRFIE for LADIES' DRF.SSES woven
~1 pure Wlpoi only for SPRING and SUMMER WEAR.
The Court Circular, Myra's Journal, The Milliner and Drew-
maker recommend It as the hest, the cheapest, the most
lambic. Prices from Is. 2.1 per yard.
Send for Patterns direct In the FACTORS.
1 SPEARMAN & SPEARMAN, PLYMOUTH.
IT 111 MAO worse
FOR BOYS' HARD WV. h & GENTLEMEN'S SUITS.

HABvp.y co having made very large purchase., us
elote t ,Ilmete with any Finn or ,OrItRATIVII Swam,
awl at the same tintd•ffer the publie unusual terms. 6 per
Cent.. diarount in every purchase over Ll. We fay great
•Itent ion to nor Cobra, atul Mann. Iteparttnents, and WWI
I nit si.me hundreds I rotn ,tur own form of Self eaeurement
r having tine returned. SILK 51 at old r•rices, N'strwrirras,
t'amissam. our far famol MRIIIIIOIDI at 2a. All the new
1/111.8 MATIIIIIALM, CA1.11,711, SIIItrTINOR, FLANNRIA, CAarWrl,
litastrra, &e. ATM.,. free. Al) order, malt enclose
remittance. Prompt attention to Poet Orion or Telegrams.
Lambeth firmer, Weetminater Bridge, I.onclon.

PrAt free for Fire Stamps from
Ms. G. T. COSOREVE, PECKII AY, LONDON:
" 00.NSIIMPTION.
ITS ONLY SUCCE.SFUL TREATMENT.
(New Edition) with mons Interesting Cases of Coro"

A LT RR T Rt'EFI Tl-8, I, New Bond-street, London.
V Is all the newest st, les as worn in London and
Paris, Black, Brown. and Golden Dye., Kalotrikns the best
dres.ing for the Hair, Astringent Lotion stops its fallinC
Rempervisens is the best Restorer. Gentlemen's Bata, Re.
Best Articles at moderate --