The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-05 00:00:00

wavrirs DRESS.

That nionotr,sitycf fashi.ok "the divided skirt calls
lot ei itieorn 1.11, fly I. saes- ills ro persistently ol•truded
esi ; üblic ellen ion se to led fair to become • DU:genes.
If women p eas• t • hits • themaelves in droll as well as
io b•lnt• ol lit • and lady rut,' i•• of paioible. but not
p•lideot. intel:lictieal end physical , they may be
telt to romp a. their own d vonifiture without more
than an oroin ,iy warning I but wh-h Sol appeal 111
the c,notn, el het lb in carp et or d.•fenee of vagarbs,
it la necosery 10 chow thet I. • app •at is inadmissible.
The divided akin is clearly nit likely to advance I.
iniereirm oc ireptore the bealih of the Sea it it should
be r ID inly ailopte,l as the tires. of the period.
It is unnatural. end must he peeducilve of nnentin.nly
• wipe hich are to be depecit d. Moreover, as it
ate r Arles the trooerre in term and use it must
o• ph.jeeted reinc•lon in the amount of
uutlerielothin4—to increase the beat of the bobs and
i body in • sway which it undesirable. In abort, the
akirt I. an con g.. and or 11 he countenancad.
ihi• disuse .1 cdrots i. ii. douldselly expedi-
ent ; whether the- • casings be t ght Ito well •• Stilt, or
linty the letter, they meat neoesearily circle the move-
ment. of the thorax. and Minot down the abdominal
eons, in a manner, which is decidedly itjurione. The
at. tit 1, anhatitute shoulderietreps for wal.thande as
susnend-ra is ale good as far as it goe.; bit it
would le well t • reditc • the weight to he carried by bell
or 1.0-bird-. Sorely women have no Idea of the burden
the hear. No wond.r they are week and unable to Ulm
eufficient bodily eic•rciae Tiointy to flocsol.twenty
p tin& Wetitht i• we I eli•ve an exaggeiniet t itti
to, the hurden if draw' bone by a fashionable lady fully
equipp fo- a iromenale in chilly we.ther. when •
mantle or "Oslnian- tia• to be worn. There is abundant
room for r-f-rni in female &eon, though we do ti.t think
II deals .1.1.1 at the change. mole should be precisely
Vino j•ist now contemplated—in certain quarters at
look—Lanett

THE FATAL PANIC ON BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
New YORK, Thursdey Morning—The block on the
bridge wet first csueed by some person.. stooping to jeer
at a man whose bat had blown off. A women fainted
•ni a moo fought to pr iteet her, and universal fighting
at once ensued. Crowds poured to the scene of Comm.,.
Lion from both ends of the great I rAge ; overwhelm-
ing Ines ore burled both Men, women, and children
own fourteen steep atone steps by which passin-
g• re from New York side get up on to the bridge.
Tbe steps and their .urroundings wen, jammed with a
melting tows four deep. Free *Rd unrestricted admit-
tance one still allowed at broth ends of the bridge. For
a qoarter of a mile the bridge was pecked with • vast
struggling crowd, yelling. shrieking, and stamping vainly
for .tnything to catch at ; one looms altogether were
mentnt oeor the step.. and 12 were trAden to death,
amongst et ,m were sevsn vine:urn. whose bodies were
crushed to shaggier@ forms. A full quarter of an hour
elapsed alter the diaavter first oecurred before any help
cud be rendered. Scores who left the bridge alive did so
with scarcely a vestige of clothing on them, so desperate
hod been their strugg's for life One policeman, she was
on the op it, by desperate and heroic efforts wined the life
of the first women who fell. •Ithough artnord losing his
own in so doing. One man jumped over the bridge, and
was killed. Toe panic was in no way due to a fear that
the bridg. was giving trey. No one dreamt of that, hut
what made the disaster possible was the action of the
authorities in ptrmitting nice crowds to be on the bridge
at one time, snd also the welly gnat steepness of the stone
et-p.. A warning that what has now 'happened might
some day °emir was several times given to the proper
authortiee. From lst-r ibquiries, it eppesrs thst twelve
p-rune were killed and twenty .1,1 injured during the
panic.

It is n •esawry, during ho i weather, to adroit beverages
likely to beat or stimulate the system. C cost. deprived
of the superfluous oil. and guaranteed absolutely pure, is
• moot soollitte, ...waning. and ref 'tithing beverage. Be
sure that you get Cadbury's COEN& Resienoe when you ask
for it, aa imitations are Of 'OD pushed by shopkeepers for
the sake of extra profit. Makers by special appointment
to the Caw en.
ANIS You Tient / —With a dull pain in the heed,aidis or
back I Is the appetite pow. and does the food fail to
dised, causing distreee, and • feller.. ahout thy stomach.
Then you atiould us. 8 igera Curative Strop (an extract
..f Berta w.al Plant.) for Indise.tian, which Is the mole
rano. of impurity of the blood. Relief will surely follow.
The bet appetiser in the world. If the bowels are con-
stipate 1 on account id • torpid Liver, use fielitel's Opera-
sin, Pill., they always move the bowels thoroughly but
asighoith griping or unpleasant effects. For Asthma use
Rosinweed Tar Mixture. It give. immediate relief and
• permanent Cure in d, sc-tecn. The above articles have
thy words A. J. White, Limited, on the Government
stamp.
Ova BOX Or r.rLAILICIS DB PILLS is warranted to cure all
discoarg if roe, the Urinary Oresna, In either sex (acquired
or constitutional). Gravel. and trains in the Beck. Guar
ant-ad free froth ?detour)y. Sld in Bose.. la. 61. sash, by
all Chemist. and Medicine Yeiidors throughout the World,
or.. to anti address fo oxtyrtrrop. ht thi• Maker*, THZ
LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COUNTIILS Deco COMPAS Y. Lincoln.
Wnoweale Agent., Rothiss dt SONS, London, and ell the
Wholesale Houses.
Towle's Pennyroyal and Still Pills for female*, quickly
correct all irresularit and rialisffe too distressing grim.
Boxes Is C.. -495. Ceo

toms eo prevalent with the sea. rein 1L.4 L.4LA
of oil ohootiat. Soot .DTWOOVII on receipt of 1.5 Or W
it..by the in .kar. Z T. Toni.. Chami•t, Nnttinihnur•
MOW TO 111V1ST AND SECURI LAME PItOFITL—A con-
siderawe inrreas+ of Icm,. *Oh many opportunities of
bematting by rhA risk of market pricer. may be secured
hrnugh the Weatmiepter Inin-stment Notos, by which
ecunties roey be plrehee.d by large or smell instalment,
to imit any investor.—For eipland, oomphiot. .poly to
too Secretory oi the Wmtminster Inverituent Corners-
u m (Limited), 451, P aliment-street, Irmidon. S.W.
Applicitioom Vl—Provincial Agencies are invited in places
whom the Bonk le n..t yet repr.lienttd.
The House of Catem.es sod Pinroy's Melt Cass. It
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