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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

ITULUIXITIg Z!WTON.

Perry SenSiolett, Monday. —Before Mr. M. 8
Bower and Mr. D. H. Serrell.—An agplication war
made by Mr. S. Doggerel of the Biackmoor Vale inn,
Muni:tall, for two extension licensee, the first on the
occulon of the annual dinner of the aldfellows'
Society on the 13. h init., which was granted until
eleven o'clock. The other wan an application for •
private dance on the night of the 15th !nat., whilt was
granted until four o'clock on the following morning.
—Henry Topp, of flturminstar Newton, butcher,
wee summoned for leaving a horse end cart upon the
highway at Hamlbary Bryan on the 11th of January
for an unreasonable time unattended.—Defendant
admitted the charge, and was fined la. iurl 4s. 61.
coste.--Clualse Ridout, of Starznioater Newton,
was summoned for riding in a waggon drawn by one
bores without using mine.—Defendant pleaded guilty,
and said ha wee tired and fell aelsen.—Fined le. and
61. costa.—Tkornae Frizzle, of Haselbory Bryan,
was summoned to show cause why he should not be
committed for disobeying an order of Court in not
paying the sum of 51. arrears for the mi.lit.enantm
of his parent and 12.. coeta.—The defendant
appeared by hie wife and paid 17, into court,
and the case was eljourne 1 to March on the
underatanding that the c.v.. (ie.) for the expeoses
In to-day'e wog urliogs were paid bofore toe
next meeting--An orda for 24. 31. per week was
made on William Bond, of Sturtninater Newton, cattle
driver, for the guppy, of an illryritimate child of
Elizabeth Clark, of the rums pariah, together with
161. 61. ooeta.--lan order for 1.. per week we.
made on William Longman, of the parish of
Dockland Newton, toward, the support of hie
mother, Jane Loogman, chargeable to the common
fund of Sturminster Union.—The Bench remitted the
costa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

WIKHOBLIE.

LORD HURT SOWIRSET'S CONVALCURNT HON&
L,rd Henry Somerset bee just established in Bourne-
nranth a ()mire!secant Home Ix men In oongumptlon
or sneering under pulmonary diseases In their early
stages. The Home, which was opened for p Wants on
the 4th. Inst., and which is already full, to principally
Intended for shopmen, clerks, and other persons of
that class No surgical or infectious cases are
admitted. AU patients are to be gates. years old at
least, and must be members of the Church of England.
Pour of the beds are free, and for the rest a payment
of 21 a head per week is required.
VAGIRNOT.—At the Pollos-oatirt, held on Thursday
(before Major-General Powlatibane) a Wimborne
man, named George Mewing, was charged with
having been found about midnight on Wednesday
asleep la an outhouse In the town without any visibU
mesas of subeirdenoe. Superintendent Batty said that
the defendast, an elderly man, had given • good deal
of trouble lat.ly, although he had not been brought op
before if. was • man who had once been In a ;pod
position in the town, but was now Idling about In
Indigent circumstances. In reply to Mr. roue, P.C.
Sheppard said that the defendant mound to be the
worse for drink. Defendant (warmly) : I know I had
not any drink; give any man a sovereign who can
prove that I have had anything In the shape of drink
(meaning intoxicants) the last sixteen weeks. The
magistrates sentenced him to seven days' hard labour.
li MOQIIIIT.—Tb• annual RINI for the In.
etailtrin of tbe Worshipful Master and the investi-
ture of Wilms of the St. °Milberg& bodge of Mask
Master Masons, No. 29, Wittiborme, of the Grand
Mark bodge of England, took place at the Masonic;
Hall, on 'Tuesday, the 12th inst. the V"rshiral
Haster-Bleot, Brother Henry Briveratock, being tar
Installed In tbs attar. The installation was most ably

and impressively perforated by the Right Worshipful
Provincial Grand Mark Master of the Province of
Daset. Bro. the it.,. W. Mortimer Heath. The
Worshipful Master aopointad hia off:intro for the ease •
log vent.. (~flow.:—W. Bro. 13. G. B. Frampton,
Bro li. Fairfax Harvey, BM If.
Watts Perkinem, J. W., Bro. Rev. Cecil Paget, 11.0.,
Bro. Robert Burn+, 8.0.. 13ro. G. C. B tor, J. 0., W.
Bro. Welter Fletcher, S.D. W. Bro. W. Walre-Snabi
'<notary, Bro. P. fleylett, Tyler. In addition Collie
above there were present the Will Worshipful
P.G.M.hL, the Rev. W. Mortimer Reath, Bra.
Edmund Ller, Albany Loigs, Newport, 1.W., J. B.
Furna, S. W., and H. J. Sydeoliatn, 8.0., Lodge
Amity, N.. 132, Poole. The brethren afterwards
dined together and spent A moat agreeable and
pleamut evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

POOLII.

Low Wornouri has glean £lO to the Poole Cloth-
ing Club. sad ES to the Blanket Society. He haa also
joined the Primrose L
EVISING CONCIIL—W.C•ciI Howling, the well-
known cantatrice of this neighbourhood. gave • grand
sewing cowed at the Amity Hall on Thursday even.
The audience was not a large one, but those who were
present were rewarded with • musical tvat of no
common order. _ _ _

TtIiPCIANCI LreTußC.—Vr. Unto, of the 1.7.K.A..,
gave a lector° at the Temperasze Hall On Monday
evening. Mr. Alderman Hort sr in the chair. Mr.
Unto expoundsi the lines upon which the Alliance
want the drink question dealt with-1. gialature inter-
ference certainly, but not the tr orefarence of the
licensing power from one cnrporativs holy t another
(from the magistrates to Meal governing boards as
the Government sure-t.) but to the veto of the
people—lo other word. the exercise of the tyranny of
msgigratee.
Tait wowing who hay. hitherto been conducting the
meetings of the Firivationlete in this town, having
been removal by the General to other " spears,"
their place is now occupied by a mac, who boast, the
title of the Hallelajoh C rroirit Pieherman. Luxe
coloured 'rooters announced the arrival of the wonder
for Soturiay night, and over 2.000 persona, including
lb. Army and what, by courtesy is called their band,
gathered cuddle the station to naive him. Ilia
reception was hardly flattering, In spite of his appear.
tog in "foil fisherman'. rig r red ochre, rotten ego, and
decoyed oranges are not, as • rule, tokens of brotherly
sea:we, but be received unmistakeable evidence
that that was the way some Poole people have of
expreedog their feelings.
. .

the Petty &mime on Thursday, before Mr. W.
Puma (chairman), Mr. W. N. Western, and Mr. H.
Termer. There were one or two School Board atten-
dance summon... in which email fine. were inflicted.
—John Brown was summoned by Mr. Mowlam, the
School Attendance (Meer, for employing a boy
named Onslow contrary to the ststute.—Mr. H. W.
Dickinson, Town Clerk, proeecuted' and stated the
summons was taken out tinier the Lsth lOC, 39 and 40
Vic., by which ady person employing a child under
10 year. of age, or which bad not obteineci a ono ificste
In reading, writine.and elementary arithmetic, was
liable to a Sae of 40c—The mother wetted the boy
had been so employed in boating, but thie the defend-
ant deeded, ani the cam was dismissed with a cantina.
—The Bosoms of the Hand and Heart boarboss•
was taapoireriziase.tramidinrod from Mary Iliodley to
Jobs TIMMY
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

Corresponbnue.

To dm Elision

Bir,—lt le eery netarel when one has • reel or
Imaginary 'demo°, to seek redress through the
medium of the Prost But at ii esproi•Uy the duty of
SD imouymotte writer first of at to secertala it what
be le *Wing is really whet he etetes it 1, b.—the
truth. _

Now the writer in Tour lest issue, who signed him.
self Paterfamilias,' Is most unfortunate in that
respect, for there Is scarcely • word of truth in the
who." of his epistle.
He is good awash to quote dour at from 19.. to 21s.
per sack, which is just about 10.. short of it. preestet
market value. In the suns issue you give the prim
as 30.. per sack, the fact Wog that flour ranges from
30a I 31e. 6d. per sack foe such qualities as are made
Lot, bread. Then " Piverfamdiee" says "96 Moves
at least can be made with • sack of flour. " 1f.,.,
evil...bele equally iocorreot, 96 four pound loaves were
I roever yet made from • mot of ft par and it may be pre-
' stunsd never will be noises "Pme;funilms " comes to
the resale, mid by means of hie wonderful arittunetio
shows us how soots • fest OM be accomplished.
The fact Is lour is always goctoatitig in price. But
• short time sum it stood at several shillings per sack
dearer than at present. In all probability in the
amine of • few weeks it will again reach this vela., is
which ore wid " P•terfamilias " writs, demanding
hie baker to kindly advance the price of bread In
accordance with the sluiced state of the market 1
It is 1. be hop.d next time "Peterfareillas " fauates
he has • grievanoe be will eadeavour (and be need
only look at the market price iss gives weekly in your
paper) to ascertain if some one or other has not boon
Imposing alike upon his credulity end common sense.
As " Feistier:dile." seems to take an Intarest in
the wallas of In. general public, may it be suggested
did tor a while h. remsio sileut, and lo the mean.
tune edociste himself. lino after his tsleut has
worn. more developed, be will perhaps become more
al.arbsaded oti non trudiful, mid may OM. Will I)
be appreauted and respe ii.
Use Viiio Kitows • Ltma.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

DEATH OP FMB-ADMIRAL HON. H. DARR

-ciiiii, C.B.

We regret to announce the death of Vico-Admiral H.
Cur 01,11. CS, Cal.. which occurred at 3 um. on
Saturday, alibi family reside=, in Z don•Pleice. from en
attack 0 peritonitis. On Saturday evening. the 9th
, he dined with aome friends at the Marlborough
C:ub, in cheerful spirit& The following day (Sunday) he
was taken with his fatal malady. and the symptom'
continued to increase in intensity till Friday, when his
condition excigul the greyest anxiety. The lat. Admirsi
Glyn was the fourth son of ()Jorge Carr, first Lord
Wolverton, and his wife Marianne. daughter of the lot.
Mr. Pasoos Oreolfell, of Tap'oe. Buckinghamshire, and
was born April 17, Mfg. 11. laseaut I a sutrlieutanant in
the Royal N.vy I, 11..cb, MLA: waa promoted to
lieutenent in February. ; own/stonier. January. 1853
and emit ale in August. 113161 L He wa." sent out on
detached e.rvice with the TurkLeh army on the breaking out .11k. RuseaTurkish war, and waved with the Naval
Brigade before flebeetopo% and at its b ombardment. For
his sortie.' on that ncs Won he ws. made • Knight of the
Third Oita, of the Medjidie. and received the Crimean
medal. H. was captain enotemively of IL 11.11. Darla,
Warrior, Agincourt. and DA. of Wellington ; and was
Gentian of R S. 8 minis. which took out and brought
home his Royal Tfighneee Cars Prince of Walea when he
visited India In 11175-6. He wee • naval aide-de-camp to
the Qos.n from 1873 till he Decease rAr•sdoilral in
September, 1817. and had been viee-admiral siseeellane.
1099. He WM nominated • Companion of the Order of th
Bath in 1875,_and a Companion of the Order of the flier
of India in Mt The lamented admiral married S.W. 23.
18M. R7lllO, eldest danghter of the We Rey. Denis
Mahony f , o Dromore Castle, county Berry, and by her,
who died in July, 1870. he bares two eons and two
daughter.. The rtnizal will be buried at Stedbridge, in
Dor getakire.

HOLLOWATII,OIIRTIIII.NT MID PILLS 0091b1n2 both sanitise
ani imitative powers in • high degree: by S fwww kww
lo aodarrnt,od their aliguty to preserve health, by the
16ttilr their ellleablilty II) restore health. With them
""""lial wk bawd no invalid used be at fault to guild' him.
salt or herself Safely ter mei the aims UMW to wail*
everyone is subjected doting our load aad ofttimes Mole-
meat winters Conghs, oold. uloareted titivate, (plumy,
whooping sough, eau be suecimsfully treated by well ribb-
ing this Ointment upon the °beet, sail by taking the POW
Curia/ damp. fogey weather withinetical sudenre will ea-
pimiento* the utmost partible mile( from the lausetioa of
use o.a toast. sad all teatter-cheetad gown, Will save
lass misery by adeptlag Ills tassfissat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

TRIPP PROM PILLAR BOXES.

A °lark named Swallows, who lives in Weetbource
Park, was charged at the Westminster Police-court on
Tuesday with being concerned with • Mall named
Henderson in stealing from ULar letter-bozos. Hender-
son is under remand for withdrawing letters fr rn
pillar-boxes by means of stick. smeared with an
adhesive substance, and attached to cords. The
crimper got cashed a cheque which had been stolen
from • lett•t, and he admitted his acquaintance with
Henderson. Hs was remanded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

maxi ABBAS.

COPORIT.—A concert wog given ia the schoolroom
here on Monday svenkg, the I.lth init.„ in aid of
t..• church funds, but was very poorly attended in the
front seats. It was • matter of esrpries that it was
so, it being for such a good cause, and if the same
o .mmitteo would lower the price to, say first seats
Is 31., second &1., and third 4d., the odd money of
, 3d. on the let seats, and 21. an 1 11. on the 2a4 and
9-d mats, would pay the expenses, and there would be
the clew U., fit, and 31, to hand over for the funds.
The oommittes ware su.seeful In getting new bin d
to sing, sod groat tie mks are t ,adored te Mr. W.
Darden for hie excellent singing. His rendering
of " The Love Chase" wait very go ed. but us Ms singing
" Coale John" the audience reoei rod a great treat, and
he wee ;moored very much, but of no avetiL Tho
Mimes Clark performed the duett of " sops "on the
piano very nicely. Mesita Harding and Darden
?limed the audience with their singing of ' 'The Retort."
The familiar ism of Mr. W. Clark wee the canes
of gnat applause on his appu . ring and he sang his
song, The Old Bachelor," very well sad was sac mod,
and sang "Johnny Sands." Mr. Cadman fulfilled
his task with his usual ; and mention mud be
made of Mrs. Pmry's "Road to the Fair," in which
she showed her brilliant style of .login ; to the utmost,
and woe • groat improvement OD liar previous song,
"Auntie." Also Mr. Jeans, and the Hoy. Handle
played and sang their respective parts nicely. Tim
proceeds amounted to about £3. The following is the
programme :
Part I.

Piano duet ...... • Z anpa ' ........ ......
a.AI A. Claqt.

Song ......... Tie;Drn. uld (WI
Mr. H. Ltorrinisn.

iOnfr ;761•701701...1Z37. .... (WOAD.)
Mr. M. J. Durdln.

Ournot solo ......
M. 11. Jonow.

Humorous duet ... .. ...7ils;-.l‘air;r-t7... . .. .(r. & Bplima7)
Hamm Harding ald.Du.rion.
Song....
Wm Parry.
Song .. ' TN, B mai...iris Story '............(1101k0y)
Mr. M. Clark._ .

Song •Em Yormt., ..... ..(84/1,4)
I. A.

Bong ......... ....... • 010110 T)
Kr. Gilding.
Dual .......... ......... • all's Wail ' (Bra.)
At,. H. Derriman sad W. Clark.
Part IL

Oomot solo ' P0pu1arA.v1........ .....
Mr B. haver.
Tdo.
Messrs Duni' , /larJlas, and Oldlor.
Song ' LJulo 800 lAs• --(Stephan Adams)
r. Harding.
DoeU •My Ifslry Q woe.. ..(11sysaour Smith)
Mrs. Parry sou Kr. U. Illerrhosa.
Hoeg • Th. Bashi ul kis& ..... ..(Bosekel)
Bar. A. J. Randle.
long ' Tba Saver Balm? ..........(HuLoSisoo)
Yr. if. Dorn.
_• ' '

.......onj.'no Rand to the rat, ......(Elutehlww)
lin Parry.
loog . . Uncle Jim (l34twoontbsl)
Mr. W. J. Dania,
_ _

_
ax,g ........ old sAculor ............. .......
lir. W. Clark.

Humorous duet Th.Butcup......
Mann, Minton and dueling.
9od hare the Queen: ......... .......
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

3 IIDPOZT.

Mars Or Ms. THOMAS ?dooas.—Not altogether
unexpected came the news of the &mime of Sir.
TIIOOI.I Moore, which occurred about nooa ow Sao.
d y. The demurs& about 85 years Of err, was head
clerk in the firm of Hews. Gandry and filabolettr,
wlcoors, of Bridpwt, and latterly holding ths seam
rod In the ~fßc...f F. W. Guodry, Zaq., solicitor and
'lwo Clark. For the space of ja.t 80 years its was
• faithful servant, winning and maintalniog the
implicit confideoce of his employer, and the esteem of
in. tows generally. A few yeSTI ago his &dammed
Ho and gradually increasing lafirmitio. necessitated
wir.ment, and since that time, until a few days prior
to hi. deeth, he enjoyed fairly good health. At the
quarterly meeting of the Couadi on Tueeclay (in
another o.lums) the Coporatim expressed a kindly
rearembracos of hie public duties.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY.

A public meeting was held In the Town Hall on
Mneday erodes, &Whit with the mnelonary work
of Shia 11001.11, when the R ••. sumo.' Cathairt. Dl).,
astiociati a secretary. atteoded as • deputation from
the •stiety. The chair wa. taken by Mr. Charles
Ennead', and on the platform wore the Revs. J. B.
Bain mad E. Francis, nod Captain Martin. The
attsrdanoe was very lair.—The Chairman, in intro-
dosing the lecturer, said Imbed Mardi been connected
foe SO years with the Bridpiet mufti/try. The society
wan now about 85 Years oil, be believed, and was one
of the t and noblest institnUoas There was
itiU n for it, for there was still a deal of literature
in the country doing a vast amount of mis-
chief. This twenty was undenommatioad, and all
tbe publications sent oat by it were reliable and good,
and In •vordance with God'. Word.—The statement
.4 amounts WY given by Mr. Griffin, and, being moved
by the ft.v. E. Franck. and .econded by Mr.
Stradling, was carried ; D 3 had been sent to the
• —The Rev. W. J. Rein moved the app
0.n.1 of ooreinittee. Ire., and In so doing elorm.tvi hie
you're aympetny with dm canes and It. wrork.—The
Rev. 4. C.thcart. DD., said that next ni .otti the
association would be 86 year. •,f an. H. then rem
p 'nons of di. society'o report for 1883, showing the
wide 6.1,1 of labor over various portion. of the globe
ani In all ras.k. of sodety. Maay bad been b. ought
Iv in,o iirht, and they continued at 11 to
thank GA swi tab- c •urai. Th..- held there wan
noe one Ceti oh. • d th-t Josue Ch-ist we. a• the
h-a I ot that Chu,ch. They bai 1.4 year 809 new
publication., an 4 norm of ,tinm ha 1 a circulation if
half • million wedily. Last y-ar to-re were six
millions of mauled.. bey •ed that of the previttus
year, no i mono hal been brought to • knowledge of
the loath tor.,righ 'ben publicatiou ; and he °Art the
caw, of one nlniater of Vie (repel who had been
brought ti abs d.re of the truth through one of
the society's trains. He concluded by urging upon all
ths oemtwity of giving this arand work their prayer-
ful sympathy and earnest support.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

SZIOPOIT.

AN Eirtfal VI AFTBINOON.—At the Borough PAW-
court on Saturday. before Mr. Reynolds and Mr.
Howell, a labourer, of Pancknowle, named John
Trevett, was charged in custxly with being drunk an.l
dieorderly on the previ u. afternoon.—P.C. Cuff
acid prisoner was drunk cal refused to LOWS the Hit
or Miss, South.stroot. v./aloes 121.4 tl put him out
of the premises, when he refused te give his name.
At the station he kicked witness in the thigh
Prisoner. who pleaded guilty, woe flood 59. 61. and 69.
oasts, and Mr. Howell remerked to hien that he had
spent a most expensive al rurnoon.—Allowed until
Monday to pay the money, or 14 days' hard labour in
del &ult.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

DI7IIWEBTON.

Ilpeat.-03 -au- "-q
;;;; was held In this
village, before Mr. W. H. Atkinson, coroner. and •
jury. of whom Mr. 8 Giff 'rd WAS foreman, on view of
the body of Catherioe Upward, aged 54 years, wife of
Jar.,. Upward, a labour r, melding at F•dly, in this
parish, who suddenly expired on the previous day. A
verdict of "Death from natural causes by the visita-
tion of God " was returned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

A MONSTROUS DZIONSTRATION.

Au immense feeling of relief was felt at Ssakim, says
the SlashdArd s comae nadent, when it was known that
the Ear peen Government bad determined to remove the
armed rebel. no• in diet town. and that the operation
would commence at ono@ So 1011 g al they remained
hero one felt ee if sitting upon • mine, for St any moment
they might have broken out In open eiokmoe, mariore.i
the whites here. and marched sere', to join the Mabdi.
Tbe work of ein,rarkatlon hes alre•dy began on bawd
the Groatee, and as the voyage I. short, sad Egyptian
soldiers ere acenstoused to sloes packing, the troopship
will Moose no of & considerable proportion of the
mutinous rabble. Four hundred of the best blacks Sr. to
maids under English Aker& This (iaturday) morning
a parade was held of the remnants of the army. The
battalion of mixed blaoka sod Esyptiaus, who were the
last arrivals from C•iro. refused to obey orders. General
Baker at ma@ surrounded them by the Soudan Battalion,
elate\ is the best of them reorsaalniart. end the mutineer.
were compalled to lay down their arm& They were then
msretied down to the waters edge and sent on board
the Groatee."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

WMiIIEILIL

Locrnite.—A lecture wee given in the Unitarian
Chapel on Monday evening last by the Rey. 8.. R.
Bides, the subject being " itemiolecenees of Amerlea
and the Americans." There was a fair attendance,
and the lecture we. both interesting and instractive.
WARMAN LID POILBICK UNION.—At the fortnightly
meeting f the Board of Guardians of the Wareham
and Purbeck Union, held on Tuesday, there were
present the Earl of Eldon (in the chair), kir. N. Bond.
r. J. W. Filer, Rev. Gerard Meagre. H.
Bamford, H. Gerland, R. Pinney, 0. Yearsley, H.
T. Bennett. S. W. Bennett, C. R. Pouncy, G. A.
Bolden, W. F. Kent, W. Resent, C. C. Stickland, J.
.7. Bite., John Stevens, H. W. Burt, George Kent,
and George Young. After the usual business of the
Board they prooseded t the election of a nurse and
assistant matron for the wmkhotue, and Mn,. Mary
Lock Randall, of Blandford, was unanimously elected
to that offloe. An Aseeeemeet Committee mooting
was intrwineetlT hold end fully attended, the Earl of
Eldon presiding.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

SUIOIDI OF AN OPPICAR.

Colonel F.• 'wick George Whit Mae 1, late of th 4
Huey Militia, and formerly commantant of the nth
(nom 17th) North Mi Aid, Volunteers, cm.
emitted suacid• on Saturday morning by shooting
himself whilst In at Ms chsmoers, 43, Pail.
MAI. 0 oust Whitt:ma I wee heard t come In very
Mn on r today iii4bl, and go to bis room, ant about
talf-pest nine on zisiturdey morning, an his bsll did
not ring as usual, the taste stimulant of the establish-
ment went op to his room ant knocksd, but receiving
no answer, entered, and then found the cilonel lying
in bed with • bullet wound in his head and • ruclver
In his richt hand. C depot Whltelsead was about 56
years of sew The early stage of his military career
wimp a Hussar Regiment, from which be exchanged
Into Lb. 42nd Itighlandere (Bleck Watch) and served
with trona in brim.. By the death of some Woody
relatives some ten or twelve years ago he bourne the
possessor of omisiderable witaltb. He was on the
Commission of the Puce of Hut.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

30IIILIMMOUTR.

Frig—Between twelve and one °Worth on Friday
murrain • fire broke out in the stables at the back
of the Tregonwell Ansa The etablee have • front age
to the yard of .but 50 feet, and, with the lona,
occupy • good spas of grows I. Toe loos! Ire brigade,
with their West-.ad engine, were •001 l on the sp
and there being • good supply of water, and material
assiatanoe hewing been given before the brigede
arrived, the dames were .pee Illy ut coder. The
damage done was sot very extensive. The firs Is
supposed to have been Gauged by an oil lamp being
left burning under some woodwork In the stables.
Tug Bier. J. h. W. Ormisirte, late °orate of tit.
Peter'. Church, who is leaving to take *barge of •
chaplaincy in lad* wee on Toureday night initiatsd
as • Union at • largely attsndedi meeting of Free-
=MOM bald in connection with the Lodge " Unity "
at Wareham.
Yoram limes Ozahrrux AMOCTIATIOn. Earl
Cairns presided on irriday night over • large martins
hold in lb* Town Hall, Bouraessouth, in connection
with the Young Hen's Christian Amp:nation, and in
the wares of his speech advocated starting • lifo-
uselum, en that young men who were employed in
sedentary occupations during the daytime might have
wholesome and health•glvutg exercise without plug
further for it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

ZNOLISH AMERICAN LAW.

The American Law Reeks,. in • very able ankle
strongly recommetide the E guilt lawyers to maintain
lb.,itinctions betvreea toe two branches of the pro-
ferteloo. LI. not gsoerelly understo•l that, notwith•
.t .4tdiar the hundred years which bare elapsed since
the Statist became an In tepettient nation, the current
decision of the Eng.leh Courts are sull very generally
followed in Americo, aod are received almost se Dm l-
ing auth,ritlee on most branches of law. The
A 11Wittlit Low Review brad lee tills to the fact that
to, E 44Itelt ju uoitice the AC11et113,6115, are assisted
by • ap•clally•tralneti mad practised body of counsel.
In great citten, at any rate la toe opinion of It.
writer, Me division of labour is &leant...eons to lb*
client and nscessary for lb. etructure of • harmoul,us
system of jarisprnienoe. In cmatry dlst,icto the
aw aganzation of the two branches of the profession is
• =attar of tacos.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

WAYKOUTE.

Ooorgowegtp.—ltlerno,t gratifying to me by
Vie roper& of tb L " Hoodoo.. " Lo Igo that it
has mad, so satialaot ,ry • pr 'are* during the year
ending the 314 of Deaun'i,r, 1833. On the let of
January, 1834, it hid 220 members with an
ae• of 211 years, and a capital of
£2,224 3s. 2èl. Daring 1883 £77 13.. 81. was paid
sway in sick pay, but no inoney for a death of a
member, which is Irghly satisfactory. The contribu-
tions received during the put twelve months
amounted to 1341 le. 81 I. The meets of the lodge ois
New Year's Day were aa 101 l iw. :-sick and funeral
laud, £2,137 ii.. 51 1.; management fund, £4B 10s. 61. ;
benevolent fund. Ea 3s. &I ; fig. pr .perty, £l6.
During the year 16 new member, were initiated. The
moseys of tie 1. Age were lopes to I se follow :
Savings Bank, £1122; freshild laud £568, and on
mortgage, £460. When Vie vain itioa of the lodge wee
made in 1880 by the official valuer it was fond that
the "Hicelsior " dodge had • surplus of £174 altar
eatimatlog every liability—therefore working men
cannot do better thou j ilu the 1 dare, and thus prepare
' for eicknesi or death. hr. erolesiok Dowling is
secretary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

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health, • general accession of strength and vigour over
the whole system abefeantly proves the benefit derived.
aREAT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
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Each Bottle contains 32 doses.

LtREAT MENTAL STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
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the ravages canned by overtaxing the brain power,
and no gives really great mental strength. It costa
about lid. each dose. Refuse imitations.
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medicine for delicate females. By the cordial bitter
flavour Pepper's Tonic always increases the appetite.
and, by its use, all necessity for beer, wine, or spirit is
avoided. Insist on having only Pepper's Tonic, and
not a mixture of the chemist's own compounding.
Bottles, es. ed. each, sent carriage free by Parcels Post,
on sending the amount in stamps or P. Order to John
Pepper & Co, Bedford Laboratory, London. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

J. B. VINOINT,

'AWN AND CLOCK NAZIS, samsaura,
AND JIM oLLZR,
St 8 OTH-STILIIIT, DOILCMSIIIII3,
kryears with the late firm of hiemrs. 'Mandan),
Ad on band • very superior ot lectiou of
about 160 °OLD and SILVER WATCHES,
at extremely moderate prate.; also English, French
sad A.rca CLOCHIS, to marble, gilt, and wood
cum • large Assortment of JEWELLERY, oom-
tit/ Gold and bilvm Albert Chains, Necklets,
Brooches and Earrings (in suites or single),
Scare, Wedding Rings, Lisper, and Drees Rings,
Heavy Silver Back/e, MAW. plain,_fasch_sad Fll4rws
king,; about 600 pairs of 8 BOTAOLEB and EYE
G 112, to snit all rights, comineocing at 6d. a
Beremeters, Thermometers, Opera and Field
waver_ , and a variety of anions too rouneroom to

Wadies, (Mock+, sad Luke Bozos of miry
tottoa corked oa tbo Prosaism; Joirofkry to.

ling article Wuraeted.

BRANCH ISTABLINDIENT AT matazir

YsTriv-i:

Posters, Auction Bills.

Catalogues and Conditions of Sale.

Handbills, Concert and Lecture.
Bills.

Circulars, Programmes.

Business Cards, Note Headings, Bill

Heads, Price Lists.

Reports of Institutions, Statements
of Accounts, Societies Rules

Pamphlets, Sermons.

Cheques, Memorandum Forms'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

Correspontience.

SPORTING.

To tA4 Editor.

Sir,—Sesing your widelpepreed paper on most bunt.
bog men's breakfast tables, also more read by the
fanners Is the oounty than any other. I send you •
little doing with the Blsokmoor Vale. Sir Richard
Glyn's Ronnie met on &turtle, at lliddlernarsh ;
a pretty good muster in pink and • few ladles. The
hounds had not, been long in Grange Wood before we
bed severed foxes on foot, and, after • good rattling,
the peak settled down to one, which took us away for
11111 field, over the hill to Up-Oerne Wood, through
which this busy paok forced him like lightuing, away
over dale and bill nearly t, Cern* Park, turned to
the right through Sydliog big wood, over Satoombe
Heath on to the Hanging Wood, where Orbell
fancied they changed foxes, al one was seen to
go away over the bill for blinterne Sees.
We then tr.tred over tr Mr. Bile's gores, which, I
&ID told, is always • store find, but it wee • loci, time
bet me pug made up his mind to leave his quarters.
However, when he did, he went straight for the hills,
and skirted along the top nearly down to the Old
Dogberry Gate. He then turned back for the Poor
(lopes, where I left them, as I had a bug pull home,
1,1111 very [pooh struok with the sp'eadid style these
bounds held their line over the hint, being bitterly
cold with a north-easter blowing fearful. Lucky le
the master wit) own, snob a beautiful peek that can
not only hold their own with any in Esg!and on the
Vale pastures, but stoop and hunt on the cold flinty
hills as I saw those hounds do on Saturday. Had not
foxes been quite so plentiful lo the first gallop, they
most have killed their first fox, which they dusted
tremendous.
ALra,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

ALARMING TRAGEDY NEAR WINRORNE.

On Wednesday afternoon an attempt at murder
and suicide was perpotrattd at kiroomhill, a hamlet
near Wimborne. It appears that • married couple,
advanced In year., and living together. by the name
of King, were found on their own premises in a
frightful condition, the wife having been moat tin.
mercifully beaten about with a hammer by her
husband, and on Wednesday evening was lying in a
very critical state. Th. husband, T. King. then
attempted self-destruction by jumping down the
well. If. was eventually rescued from his perilous
pdettion, aid is now in the hauls of the polio*
awaiting his examination, kn. On Thursday
be wao brought before General Lane, and
remanded. The woman had • serious relapse
on Wednesday, but on Thursday she was re.
ported better, yet her case is almost hopeless.
TQO would•be murderer Is a man named Timothy
King, more familiarly known at Wimborne, Poole,
and the neighbourhood as "Tim." He is close up di
60 years of age, and the cottage be rented at Holt was
occupied by himself, the unfortunate woman, and a
young lad of 15, his eon. his neighbours give him the
character of bang a morn.e and somewhat sour man,
but this trait in him has only been developed, they
say, during the last five or six years, and was coca-
Mooed by he meeting with an accident, the result of
which was that he had to have his min amputated,
and this seems to have preyed ppm his mind.
Yma !SADA T.
TOO prisoner wes brought u,i yesterday, before
Colonel Digby, and was charget on remind with the
offence. He made no reply to tie enquiry addreased
to him; and, Hr. Supt. Bitty stating that he wished
for another remand, as there was a danger of erysipelas
setting in, the manatrate at onus &&&&& iii it, and the
primmer was Caen back tribe cells.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

THE FLOODS IN AMERICA.
TIMMS DMITITGITOS.

The latest iotellionoe from the fl 'ceded districte
states that whl • t.us watery here fallen as f a down as
Wheeling, the favourable prospects bel.ivr that place
have nit been realised. Latest despatches report
increaeing Bode, causing further suffering and deetruo-
tion of priioerty. Port,inouta (Ohio) has been sub-
merged. The water at that place barn r‘ached the
highest point ever known, and la still rising. Houses
are being swept away, and there is great destitution.
The Mayor has Monet an appeal for meistanoe. Toe
town has been out off from communication tor three
days. The water at Wheeling is receding more slowly
than was expected.
It Is estimated that about 20,000 people will have to
be provided with food and clothing between Wellsburg
and Moundsville.
At Cincinnati the water ie now blither than during
the great flied of IIS3, end is Mai rising. Tbe reporte
of the Governessat atonal offine,stating that the waters
of Cincinnati would reach their highest point on Sun-
day mirning, have proved stemming. Inasmuch as the
maximum Itas not been reached 311:10 miles above the
city. The number of indigent people is everywhere
Increasing, and socounta are being received from all
pert, of houses Bunting off.

HOW TO MT Tll6 QUALITY OF MILK.

Au extraordinary nom .laint is made in or con-
kmp .rary, /Ws Aressever, by a gentleman who
Iraq wetly write. upon farming subisots. Hs cone-
pima. that in Bucks • dairyman was recently Baed
upon the tort fic.t, of • chsmist. who stated that his
milk cortt.laa 20 per omit. Of warm.. The writer says
that be waists ti kaow how chemists can tall what
percentage of water ha. b.. • lied t . milk altar It la
drawn, and how they are to know It. consistency? If
they oannot know that, he adds, bow can they know
If it has been adttlthrated. He quota three instanose
of three of his own cows, In which the peromitsgs of
cream was very different; and taking the cream am the
actual basis of the value of the milk, bs demise the
capaoity of • chemist to WU lilt is good or not. He
ommindee by advising the public to purchase • small
glass tube, ousting on • few paw, which will show the
quality and value of milk In • few houra We hope
that our readily will not believe a statern•Di so absurd
as this. The cream tube le of no salmi in ascertaining
the value al milk. Itis at the beet but of oomporative
OM in secertaining the oaaUty of It: and thin Wing
the otos it can never be relied mt. To determine the
real quality of milk there Is no system but chemical
analysis, so that the oxtail toll& contained In the
milk may be shown. To obtain • positive determina-
tion of the fat or butter value of the milk there are
two other systems, the lactobatvrometer and the airo-
motes, but these do not show • they the casein or mud,
or the sugar value.-4grimaticol Gaza:.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

THE
.BRANNSIL A ISLAND COMPANY.

• •
The sale of the stock-in-trade and effects of the
Brankaea Island Company commencei at the Island
on the 4th inst., Mew.. Wheatley and Cridiaud
Poole and Biurneuroith, being the auctioueens,
lota numbered nearly eight hondred, and to .1r four
days to dispose of, the sale being c mowed
0.
Thursday, the 7th. Each day a large number of Du,.
chimera were conveyed across to the Island from
Poole in the steamship Telerraph, which bed b..,
engaged for the purpose. Luncheon wee 464) pro,ided
every day inside the Pottery Works by Mr. J.
Milos, of the Antelope Hotel. The prig,* realised for
the Mock in a'l casea were remit k•bly g
Altar the conclusion f the sale Ott Thurslay, an
Immediately_ following the lanchr.m.
Mr. W. F. NVINTEI. in•rchant, Portsmouth, II lime
buyer at the ..le, rose and sail be felt that he rau•t
depart from the ordinary quiet way in which
usually finished, and prop's. • mo 4 hearty sote a
thud.i to the Auctioneer, Mr. Wit Ati..y.
be bad attended • great m toy sales is his time, but he
attended one which gave him greater
than that just oonclud-d—h• knew he was quite
expressing the feelings of the c unkany primal
(Applaueel The arrenfromants h!r. w beetle, bed
made in lotting grxxis, the communiciti to to end fr
the island, and I at, but tart least, th• considerati, h,
had shown by daily arranging such • substantisl
In .cheon, greatly condone" to the b•ne6t of the sm.
and induced purchaser. who had come fr m a dist."
1,, remain throughout the f oar day.. H• mcindel
expressing his admiration of Mr. Wrplatl.y
seetioas.r, and trusted that be would hi long epeeed
to havismany large ?Mag.._

Mr. liocce, mit bict, PlYprnith. Soolier titan*"
buyer, said it afforded hint very treat ;demure to
'wood the vote of thanks to Mr. Wheatley. k w„oid
he superfluous on hie pert to make o spwoh, mr.
Winter bad really expressed his feeikp, riod ba
at. endorsed *very 111Ord Ptir. Winter net saw
(eat, hear.)
Mr. wins' then pot the vote to the cowpony,
and it was enthusiastically carried with mu.ical
bosom._

_
MT. WEIZATLIT, In resPondiu4, said he VII unite
tskeu by surprise, and never expected such a reap.
von. IQ fact, he felt so grateful for the kind mann
in which they received lum sot drank his health that
he could ecsroely find words sufficient to express. hh
thanks. Of all the sales he had awn led, Dons had
given him such pleasure as the one just condoled.
, is bad • hearty company and good bidder,, ant
trusted it would not be the lan time they should meet
He would always en isayour, not only t stoly it.
intonate of those for whom ha sell, but the moth,'
of those attending. He found in his iliperieariltha to
study the comfort of those a, tending sales wee • great
feature, and succor was generally the ih-solt. Its
thanked them very much for the kind manner i which
they had received the Coat.
A hearty vote of thanks was proposed ant vc ,ntied
to the Clerk (Hr. H. Millecige), who thanked the c
pany for the cordial meaner in which they had received
his name.
The company than separated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

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A FLUID EXTRACT OF

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Good for Liver Disorder.
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Safest and surest Stomach and Liver Modidne.
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Regulates the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

GENERAL PRINTING

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19

SOLPHOLINE

LOTION

THE CURE FOR SKIN DISEASES!
IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAYI

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN USE
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MANTILOUS APPLICATION.

BEAUTIFULLY FRASRAKT, PERFECTLY NAMES&
CURES OLD-STANOING SKIN DISEASES.
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.
There is scarcely any eruption hot will yield to
" Sulpholine " in • few days, and commence to fade
away, even if seemingly past cure. Ordinary pimples,
redness, blotches, scurf, roughneu, vanish es if by
magic; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, eczema,
acme, psoriasis, roses, prurigo. letter, pityriasis, however
deeply rooted, Snlphohne " successfully attack,. It
destroys tho animalcule which mostly caws these
unsightly, irritable, painful affections, and produces a
clear, smooth, supple, healthy skin. " Sulpholine"
Lotion is sold by Chemists everywhere.

Bottles, 2t;. 04.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-26

FEARFUL TRAGEDY AT 814.

A Wag rata frogs Arerindoo, Vie II Weirs. da.ed
states that tit* British barqus (Jayn, fr Pernaiabuol.
had put in for medical assi•taeoe with the captida
limns lie had stabbed two of the erew, who both died.

HEALING BY FAITH.

A remarkable case of " healing by faith "ti reported to
here occurred nrar Dudley. A young woman named Mary
Aun Rowell, of Brockosoor, bad been confined to bed for
the past twenty months. suffering from paralysis of the
mood sot the neck end was nimble to rakes her heed.
On Monday la. t its was visited by arveral members of
the Balvatioei Army. who prayed with her, mid It in iebsd
that while% they were praying the girl called out. "God Is
!Paling me :"en4 out erwet at once without any aaniatance.
Botts the girl and her mother Wires that the change wee
effected by the power of warn%
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-26

POOL M.

Tin Vtcrin of the sii-cl-gSzTeCci. dent which happened
on Widow lay •veiliat, M. O. Dawson, a young
gel,tleman residing et duelist House, Brurnemouto, to
progressing favourably, and great sympathy is felt
for him. He is about 20 years of age, and warn stay-
ing at B.atrueroosith wise his sister, who main delicate
b•auk. Os the strewn° m lo question ha wee in the
P•aile dub moo wild fowl shouting, and having occasion
to stand UP in the boat, ;Aimed his gun so that the
mauls was nearly upright, and pulating toward.
him. la a few moments ti..e Charge exploded, and
entered hi. left leg, which wee foetid to be almost
blown to atoms. A man named Stokes was with him
in the boat, and he endeavoured to staanth the blood
Cm the best of his ability, and than pulled es hard as
he amid to shore, and the unfortunate young man
was oonveye 1 to the offices of Mr. Wadhem, the
o Alector of dues, and Drs. Mackintosh and leswtoo
I were sent for, and they at once pronouoced the
ioj Aries to be so tomb. Oast amputatioa of the leg
wet ueoestary. Mr. Daytime was then removed to the
Antelope Hotel, whets the operation waa succeed ully
performed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-26

THE WATERLOO CUP.

MTh* attindanos on Fridey mai eery trot, end good
order was kept. The large cr ivrd at no period showed
ih• least ',Reposition to go contrwy to the or ferret the
Odd ete•iirds. 'The only grumbliog inienifeetid was •t
he !nag delay in sterling. Tee emit was ordered for
Hiii House at tea. but when the Executive test it warn
deemed moots better to make Church Hotta meadows
the trysteng loot, wed emerningly tha veto went Lath :
at eleVem o'clock the first brace of gr yhooedi wee,
delivered over to Wilkinion's charge, oil act iis was •
by. the irtual businese of the day did not eminence
until half-paet eleven There to no poietion that the
deoldon come to IVY • right One, for here we loved
good harm end reitseased grand trials. The Cop, as •
matter of oeurso, wee the event of the der, sod wiles
Middleton west down the cheers were load and heartyi:
followed by the swim* of Greentick. who came to the
lwa+ll, 11.11lb:sinned, as b. bat bad • most metre
gruelling from hit cots, with Petrarch, whilst on the
other head Mineral Water tied been lot a very lightly
In hie wane with Illiddletoo. Olds of 3ft I were laid
on Mt. J. Mayee's dos, which were justill el by the
result. se Mineral Water, amid loud cheers from all
quarters, woe declared Ine winner of the Waterloo Cap
Mineral Water hat been • (quietest runner,
and tam oozier, we hear (who halt from Derby, aid •
more respecte I courser in Hoghtod does not eireit), wins
near upon nine thousand on the wreet. Thu Plate was
won by Cozklaw aim, and the Perm divided between
Lumps and Gladys, so that Eagland secures the tibial
pr tee end • that: of the Pore, 83ot1aad takes the
Plata and • there of the Porte. The oouriiing was good
thriha.lweit, the dart sport ending shortly of ter one
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-26

WARAHAX.

D.R.V.—Tbe members of the Wareham Ride
Volunteers not for drill in the Town Hall on Wed-
nesday mat; the Wimborne division arriving here by
the 7.12 p.m. train, and marched into the town ac•
oompaided by the band. they met again on Sunday
morning, and were marched t church, under the cow
inand of Captain Buds* and Lieutenant Hauls di.
The morning being a very wet, the baud was not
In attendance, and only 20 of the Wimborsie division
sod about 12 ~f the Wareham corgi' tumid up. Au
excellent aermon woe pram: tial by duo Ea,. H. P.
Stokes.

THE VOTE OF CENSURE.
AIR. MONTAGU OUltbfe TOTIL

The followiug extraordivary telegram wris received
in Wareham on Wednesday from the Liberal member
for Wareham :—" iioollll Of Commons, Wedne•day,
February 20.6, 2.73 a.m.—Divieion on the Vote of
Censure: lisj why for Government, 49 ; for Sir S.
Notthoote's motion, 262 : against, 311. I voted
1/411411d the Government" It was roaroely neceseary
for the Ron. Member to have taken the trouble to
bey. wired his desertion from hie party.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-26

PEPPER'S
TARAMACUM
AND PODOPHYLLIN.

A FLUID EXTRACT OF

DANDELION AND NINDIULIE ROOM

Good for Liver Disorder.
The best Antibilious Remedy.
Without a particle of Mercury.
Safest and surest Stomach sad Liter Ikodicinis.
Clears the Read.
Regulates the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-26

PEPPER'S

QUININE & IRON
HEALTH.
STRENGTH. TONIC.ENERGY

e.REAT BODILY STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
12, QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—By infuing
Dew life, enriching the blood, and etrengthening the
mlls,llar system, the manifold symptoms of weakness
di,ipprar, appetite returns, fatigue ceases, recruited
Leann, a general accession of ateength and vigour over
the whole system ebulliently proves the benefit derived.
itREAT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
Si QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—It braces
up the weakened nervous system, and increases the
streergth of the pulse, rapidly dispelling the depressed
irriteele condition resulting from prostrated nerves.
Each Bottle contains 32 doses.

SIREAT MENTAL STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
IT QUININE AND IRON TONIC, byits
supportinu influence on the body and nerves, repairs
the ravages caused by overtaxing the brain power,
and so gives really great mental strength. It costa
about led, each dose. Refuse imitations.
SIREAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
ST QUININE AND IRON TONIC strengthens
the stomach, stopping sinking sensations, removes
indigestion, heartburn, palpitation, ke. Most valuable
medicine for delicate females. By the cordial bitter
flavour Pepper's Tonic always increases the appetite.
and, by its use, all necessity for beer, wine, or spirit is
avoided. Insist on having only Pepper's Tonic, and
not a mixture of the chemist's own compounding.
Bottles, 45. 6d. each. .ent carriage free by Parcels Poet,
on sending the amount in stamps or P. Order to John
Pepper k Co. Bedford Laboratory, London. W.C.