The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-04-01 00:00:00

TIN MIMI ILUTIMO

Was held it half-ism{ seven cedes*, la the Alingkm Halt
the Rev. Owen Memel. ILL, presiding. There wee a
fair attendants. Among those present we observed
OsineralAkkVizy ;rd. Colonel sad Mn. Bingham, Dr. and
Mn. Rev. Handley Kooks. Rev. W. O. Osboura.
Kr. and Mn. Maher, Mr. and Mn. Daly. Dr. Dar, Mr.
Wright, jam., Mr. Hawkins, Mrs. Holman Mrs. lime,
Mn. &min Mr. and Mks Portnoy. Du The rev. schalr-
man was ably supported by the Rev. H. Motile, Dr. Day.
and Mr. Gewirbad The_proceedLege having bees opened
with • melody by the Temperance Society's choir, the
Rev. H. Made engaged lrelnum
The Ciminstmt then rose and saki that he believed
that that meting. to some extent, had to do with
opening ceremony of the Tee* palace in that tows.
Some perhaps might my, ' Why do you think this
was neceseary r Ho believed that a coffee palace
WU requisite to the growing went of tin pump's,
and if it was requisite, it was also right that that
place should be opmed with some formal ceremony,
and it only exhibited what a gnat deal of public interest
was being manifested for the well-being of the country in
Ibis Important nutter. Some time ago, • friend of his, a
member of Parliament, with whom he had often bed •
pamage of arms on the temperance question. had remedy
seat him • present, not tho Blue book,' but • red book
15th. subject of codes houses and cogse taverns. This
book grs=ied with the question, " How are we to snake
rib. reply being—lren collet homes and
Laistrund wee to came here to Donkester, he woald me
Ibis was refried est. Be wrote Wm Ye meet
sive Idea credit for ifs views ea She meteor. basso.. what
was wasted was to dowse the habits of the people about
the use of alcohol It WSW very much to the honour of
the town that this movement had bean onto. foot by them
as • oeunter-ottractlou to the cblisktree. That wee the

Oil great object —Dot prolt, U titers wee any profit,
and from what Mr. Bsok.s had said is the afternoon,
there would be some, this could ins towards bulimia,:
larger lad mare commodioss ball. Miners} He
them to understand that he tassat nothing personal when
ha said that Dacheater needed • coffee pathos more tkaa
any otter tow& It might be asked, as It was dm other
day if • meeting be attended, " What have i,assitore here
foci To rob a poor man of his beer r him sad
&palms's). It was to enlist their sympathy in t matter
and to say to all " Do not hare auythlng tersesally,
socially. or politically, to do with the trate that
he stood forth es A. did that night. It reminded him of
a story he had heard about saussmin • gentleman at aa
haul asked the waiter if the sausages were good I The
waiter replied, "0 yes, became I knew the man that
made them," to whisk the gentleman added "it would
hare bees bolter if he hest known the pit from wbick
lA. essurges were amts." (Applause/. He lalt it wet
imposeible for him to magmrats en thls point. • great
soiestific man, Professor Levy, lied said to the interests
of scathoe, that there wee no more nourishment la all
the beer • man can drink than what you as. put on the
point of • pis knife end th* breath of an infant blow
sway—that was what chemistry had twist them out ths
matter. Alter same farther remarks, In which his re-
tied they could not make people sober by Ad of
Psrlisossmtt, he concluded has earnest addrem with the
ward.—