The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY. JANUARY 20, 1885,

down the street and commenced shooting..."P. sad
o " Crony K. away," and didn't know why be
should. 't sing as well ae the Saltation Army. Delon.
duct lailtd to mass his noise. P.C. Freak came up.
Detenda:.t told him he wished to lo gurninnnea,
hisoaun he wanted t 3 make • conap'alut against the
851,-Con my.—P.O. Freak sal I that about 1 30
a.m. be Inordinate "tie shout, g and ba;l.alog In West.
etreet. P.C. Gl,l we. (here. tie a i lead defendaet
to eo ladoore, bnt be reins ./1 ; and hit wife also
into shed him to go indoors. He remained Ours until
2.30. Deleedant now declared he no. not drunk, nor
di he stagger—in tact, he wrote two lettere—Mud
nen lettere—alter going Indoor,. H. denied singing
`i• uth-etreet. There was singing in South-street
Ir, in 11 p.m. to 2 a.m., &int he see why be
•hoold not sing In hie own hones. He admitted his
woos yr** not • Particularly good one, but its held
that be could sing bettor than the ciip am n of the
behattou Army, and beside, be did not aooompany It
with an instrument in another k.y. In fact, if be
pnlenditet) no. selected in this way he mute nly
o. tt-d to the church hell., the Chri-ttnas waits, Ac.
Ile also a mplacard that P.J. Gill bad thrown in hi,
teeth what he (defendiutt) had Aire. ty et Sendfor.—
the Mayor said the caa. was pr.,ea I. and it w.e a
ad thing to see one in hie pontmi charged with this
Ihnce, and ho hoped he would see the error of hie
aa) a —Pion] 20s. and 10g. 64. cost..
ltichard Guppy, labourer, wee similarly ohsrged.
lid planted guilty.—P.o. Freak proved dodlog
efendant in Souilnstreet drunk and making • nolo,
li. took deleadant home. Defendant bad beep aon
tided four time. previonsly.—pioed In. and °onto
emitted, IN the sergeant said his conduct Macro the
last eonriation had been good.

had him arrested on iebarge of theft. The &amount.
he. elope heew goo* let°, and the p-orrecutins
di,itior stated th.t it lea-t one sum which was
.hown to bassi:wen p •Id into the bank by the telecom
at not Leen received, therefore he would hot IV
*hat precise chard,. wool Ibe male. Toe prisoner,.
mteotlon. were revealed in a cations manner. He
wr..t. er Yews. /Jewell awl Crowther, e•witscar
treet, L m 100, to semi,' the berth, f r New Zea-
land. Tine letter wee blotted ou a new blotting pad
.t the office., sod Mr. Dowion who was writing
afterwards, noticed some wo;de which aroused
.napittion. He out out the uppermoet sheet and
• *ciphered the whole War. The prisoner was
,enianded.

ZINCUTION AT WANDS WORTH.
liorsos Robert Jay, aged 23, a barman, who INN
.4"0144 at the last redo* of the Corral Criminal
(out, Londou, of the wilful murder of a girl named
Footnote Elnin Kemp, wile 18 ittay. .18•11" eg"°44
• u Tirade? wormed at grin, o'clock at Wandsworth
Isiuii. 'll. psinenr and the deameed hnl brit ou
.riturily tem.., and tree wee no d..tibt that he we.
•tinched t • her, surf courreit.ed the murder in a tit or
jenheiry• tie th,o cut taw own throe. in each
u, soarer teat tot a owairrable pe. io hi. lii,era.
• ••Pliered .1. After his remove, to %Vahrissvoit
, frau he acquitted harelt very wall, and paid great
attention to tb. curaplre, the Rev. r. (I,lbert, but
olthuaga he ha. exprsierd sorrow for the crime, he
...way. appeared tu entertain the idelk that what ha
vitt wait fur the good of the decreed, and that by
haling her be eam sailed her fr.vn a life of misery
mid troubie. On 00010 et wort or however, ha
gated that he could not undertrid how it wa.
uesible tor inin to beer nominate., such • deed,
-bit that he bad no recoil.c.ion h ,w It balalaika*,
r what reel have WA win t do •ucrb an wt.
the up alier of the Weidere.l girl bad ao
ruterview with the prisoner oe Mui.day. The prase :r
eippel bet to tangier, him for Levied caused the death
. I lief child, and he %gale eurie.vourrl to meow It.,
that it wee tau.. r teat the deeeiree obutal.l b. dead
hau that she .buitid live to • wurti ot rouble. Li..
in Misr ear ihat Wm 'wire him, and it Is undeistood
that she rimierpretly signed a meusurri to the
tiecrethry 01 &ate prayed for • rtellehert of th•
capital 'mulatto...O. The (weskit slept soundly for
ire were' hours .ar Monday night, and early ou 'rue.day
...ening he was visited by the Rev. Mr. Liiihritt, who
remained with bun till the hour app dated fur the
titration. The convict witlked with • bun step to
the scaffold, and did not utter a word while he was
being pinioned by /Jury, the szeoutieuer. tie had a
drop of errs feet, and appeared to be dead hulas-
tairearrly. The pleasure of the rope severed the
wound na his throat, but there was very lw. effusion
of blood. Nearly a hundred persona a...unbind
etude the perm to wither the boleti/ad ol the black
Had to denote that the via:riots had taken place.

IBBIZTOW.
Ox January 12th a timpanist°. social tea warn bold I
aro, with a mooting nfterwaras. whips...led by norm I
Wheel'', H. lisraw, S. Elaiwurtb, and J. Bnrunti. 1

lITIOKLANDe
ON January fith a temperence meeting was hell
in the &twolromn. The Rev. W. It. Smith yr. sided.
Adams.* were given by MOSOL E. Kingebusy. L.
ELI ord, and J. Yetman, and • selection of mum° by
lb. choir. Uts the Frsday previous the Band of Hope
had • tea, and present/ given to the 100 on tU
register. Addressas were given.

Cass. NOCRISICIVIT.—Ifourteen lug• breakfast coos
ot asses. Tellable C./Ca• eau h• made from • stxpeees
teetket of CledburesCO:o4 lisentes. Ask for (kidbeffe
and do not b• imposed upon
To Nunn %Vacuum mad sit tamed to the he
clemency of lho larattivr, & C JO of Ca 1 ..lay'a Cocoa Well
t, found Inery somotan •—n•rtnina —.staining—COM
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SWAN4(7I4 POSPI.Ya iSTABLISHMENI.
0 Uld4 it'S P08..10
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10 AIM Irons 1% ariOutin Station Daily.
V I Nit •WINAII6 at Nine
14 Arriving at Wareham Station in time for the
to on • in London Train, and the Dureheater and Wey•
itteuth Dorm Train at I 1.0 ; Retunting front Wareham
11... Arrival of Ow 11.1, fram from Waterloo.
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CAPITAL DOG CARP
SADUL6 AND PoNms.

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SOMERLET BOOM MANAGE
(Nem tho taw' Mrmorial.)
-arriages await the arrival of Visitors by

HocEs suLp HoLINE
HLOTION
0 (HOUND TIM CURE
AFOFRESKIDNADYISBEASESI
HoNEy IY ENTIRELY FADE AWAY I
TOIN
ENSURE
A AR
SKIN USE
All TRI NOWT MET OF OHM COMM% MIA SULPHOLINE
ANO SORE THROATS.
SUPPLIED BY ALL Canaan
The safest sad most eficacions remedy ever &t-
-eetered for all pulmonary diseases, sore or congested LOTION.
lungs, consumption, coughs, colds, sore throats,
hoarseness, Sc. An uncompounded product of Nature A MARVELLOUS APPLICATION.
secreted in the Dotal' of Horehound bLesoms, and
gathered by the honey bee. HAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY HARMLESS, ...

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SUCCESS IN THE PURSUITS OF LIFE
depends much on • thorough knowledge of every
branch pertaining to the vocation the individual
chooses to follow. Yielding to the early inclination
of making the study of the honey bee • profesaional
one, Mr. llogu's life.long sasociation and continual
study bas boon with them. This gave him un-
equalled facilities for investigating the curative
properties of various kinds of honeys, and enabled
him to disco,er and corroborate the wonderful
healing powers of Homebound Honey.

IT IS A COMMON ERROR to thick that any
kind of Honey will make a good cough mixture, and
we regret to say most chemist,. employ Honey ea •
basis for snob medicines, without the least dis-
crimination oft to its eooroe. It would be just as
rational to expect any kind of bark to make good
quinine: Francois Huber. Baron Liebig, and Sir
John Lubbock agree with all other investigating
naturalkts in the assertion—that the ehersoterhdioe
of various 11:meim are attributable to the plants
from which they are gathered. Xenophon tells as
that all his so!diers who ate of the Honey found in
the villages on the mountains of the Colehians lost
their ,ensue; that those who at. but little were like
men very drunk. and those who at* much like mad.
men. Pliny no,' ,Int. for this by saying the honey
was gathered from the flowers called Rhododenros,
while of the I lorehound plant Keats beautifully says—
" The bee, with sense en eabtly true,
From IlortA.R.l been extract. the healing tteer."

HONEY 18 NOT MADE BY THE BEE%
they are simply the ,ellicle. provided by an all-wise
Providence for rArtreying the Honey from the petals
of the blooms and depositing it into the cells of the
honeycomb. Not:, II lice as it alights and insinuates
itaelf into the very heart of the dowers, and you will
have no dilTh•tilty in observing by a telescope motion
of its boil) that it is seeking or rather pumping the
drop of beater into it. honey sack, which is lined with
a muscular ti.a.ue, When filled the little
.tammter
of nature away to it. hive, and, by compressing
the num-des 4.4 it', honey each, depoeita the Hooey
Into the cella. The Honey undergoes no digestion,
and is chemically the name in the hive as in the
petal of the flower.

DON ORD
Urn, LONDON,
.rl., mber, 28,1883.

,
The LARD 11IATon a0.,14 thank Meson. W. V.
anze an,' Co. to pond him 1191 f a dozen of their
II Honey, aLich has been
/../ to

I iir. .q., von of the Right Hon. John
' • Hogo's Horehound Honey CORM)
••: .1 bud oongh.

WHA r THE CLERGY SAY OF IT:—
I. 1.1, CAMBS.. Mn,, 1883.
The 11-v. C. 11. K is. ••s has crent pleutire in
:.eariaq •im c.y to the eseellent properties a
II lion-y for prenehirg. It make.
tls, t..i•••• • : .r awl t nut, at. I taken away all
th.t in the throat wli I, 11 so utmost.
fortaLle to preacher antl congregation.

TIIE PRIMA DONNA.
%%% Tit, ,Rx Lovas.
FINCIILET NEW ROAD, NW.,
March 30, 181$.
W. DI. 1 14.1111011.
IiLNI:.; I ha, e nine:t plummet, in stating
. . . .

Cut I r 3onr llorel a Honey the mog;
r.•me ly 1 havo ever tried, possessing
whieh ere nothing short of marvellous
for the cure 01 offertions of the throat and chest.
I -I dl be uithoiit s bottle of Horehound
--Yours very truly, MARIE ROZE.

Yu ir Honey in &Heim's.

ELLEN TERRY.

From the CHAMPION BILLIARD PLAYND
36, SiAItYLANDS ROAD,
WILIiTBOURNL PARS.
Orlobc r 27, DM
)le..ni. W. N. Boar A Co.

NTLEMEN,-1 have much pleanre in certifying
to HG: CIEOIIO3IEO of your Horehound Honey. I
have (mind great relief from taking it, and Aro*/
recommend it for coughs.—Youre faithfully,
JOHN ROBERTS, JUL
WHAT IT DID FOR GEO. F. BLACK, Faq,
7, SCFI,OI.I LANE, CANNON STEEN; 14.12,
LONDON, April 20, 1883.
?d00m... W. N. HOGE & CO., LOll,lOll.

GluNTl.ENEN,—surring annereu for many years
with irritation of the throat and chest, I never fonni
any remedy to rebel e the irritation until I purchased
a bottle of your Horehound honey, which I did a
Ice day. .inee. I want to inform you it had a
vron.loalti goothinff effect, affording relief at oats.
Plume me one doze. bottles, and oblige,
Yours truly, G. F. BLACK.

PUT UP IN LARGE Borrus,
PRICE, is. lid. PER BOTTLE.

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ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.
IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.
when is scarcely any eruption hut will yield to
" flulpholine" in a few days, and commence to fade
sway, oven if seemingly put cure. Ordinary pimples,
rednese, blotches, scurf, roughness, vanhit ma if by
magic; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, eczema,
acme, peof.asis, roses, prurigo, teller, pityrinsis, however
deeply rooted, " Sulpholine " suee,sfully 'Maas. It
destroys the animalcule, which mostly cause these
unsightly, irritable, painful ad‘ctions, and produces •
clear, smooth, supple, healthy skin. " Sulpholires"
Lotion is sold by Chemists everywhere.
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