The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-10 00:00:00

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A UTELJ I L STEEPLECHASES.
Additional attraction was lent to the rum meeting at
Autism! on Monday, owing to the announcement that the
Prince and Princess of WJai had promised to be present.
The weather was anything bat auspicious, and one or two
showers fell in the morning, and were but keecasta of
what might be expected. Notwithstanding all these
unfavourable prospect., the Paris ladies had made it
almost a point of honour to be present at the races,
which were put down to take place at three p.m. Long
before that hour the Champs Einem were lined with
people, anxious to SOO the company pass and to catch a
glimpse of the Prince and Princess of Wales. The police
were taxed to the very utmost in their endeavours to
keep • way open for the Royal party, who WWII received
with upraised hate by the usually undemonstrative crowd.
When the two carriages drove up, the Prime and Princess
were received by M. de Montgomery, one of the stewards,
and Prinoe de Sagan, president of the race committee
and other equally well-known leaders of Parisian society.
The members stand to the left of the Royal party was
more than full, and among the gentlemen present were
Marshal de MacHahon, with his son, M. Patrick de
MacMahon. Mc. Out on the lawn and in the public stands
were the Osuntese of Lousdale, accompanied by her
brother (the Hon. Mr. Herbert), Lord Charles Beresford,
Mr. and Mrs. Price, of Rhywlas, Mr. Vyner, Major
Murray, and Captain Coventry, and Lady Cardigan.
interested in the Grand Steeple-chase, where she was
represented by her hunter, Dandy, which did not Uwe
vegprnominently in the race.
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the ball rang for the second nee it began to rain,
and continued to do so until the horses, sixteen in number,
went out to compete for the grand event of the day, the
Grand Steeple-chase of Paris
While the hones were relining, and the English ware
straining every nerve to beat their French opponents, •
thin column of smoke was seen to amend from the side
stand. An alarm of fire was raised. The interest taken
in the racing—for the horses were nearing the winning
post, and the issue of the struggle appeared doubtful—
prevented a panic from taking place. The hones had
only just returned into the paddock when the Mend,
which is sunward to have been set on fire by the impru-
dence of some smoker in dropping a lighted match, burst
forth into flames. Fire engines were telegraphed for from
Posey and Pario. and in the meantime the rain, which had
only been drizzling, come down in torrents, compelling the
ladies to take refute in the committee-rooma and in the
tfeTih-office and weighing stands. The Prince, with
ttoess on his arm, left his seat and went to look at
the burning stand; be inquired particularly whether any
one had been hurt, and having ascertained there were no
casualties, he left the course far more composed and cool
than many who saluted him The races bad to be sus-
pended for nearly three-quarters of an hour, and when the
fire engines arrived—two steam *nes from Paris and
three hand pumps from Pigmy—the stand had literally
burned itself out.

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Racing was ultimately resumed, and the grand hurdle-
race was won by the English representative, Paul'. Cray,
as a retaliation for the defeat in the steeple-chase of
Englishmen, who for two successive years have had to
strike their colours to the Marquis de St. fkinveur's Wild
Monarch_ At the end of the racing there was a regular
confusion among the cabs and carriaaa Those who had
left early had been rather unscrupulous, and cabmen got
as much as thirty and forty francs from those who were
escaping from fire and water ; and many of those who
remained until the last had to find their way to the
station through the rain and mud as best they could.
Hassußrgarag.Cnase DI PARDIDL handicapofl2oosoys.)
added toe sweepstakes of 10 SCWL each. Thirty-one suba
Marquis de lit Sao vanes Wild Monarch (I' Anson), 1; Baron
Fmot's Blaviett (Tenfold), 2; Baron Seilliere's Jacinths
(Warriner). 3; Mr. J. I. Lord M. Lee Berber's J upiter Thomas
(0 ener)4lßeresferd sJackal,_Captain Meehan 'Marsh Boy,
Sir W. Nugent's The Inny, Mr. W. H. litevens's Cartel,
Peau d' Ane If, Bellringer, Brimir, Rossanmore, Bold
Brennan, Cap, Girefia, and Dandy, O.
Of Wild Monarch, Blaviet,e, and Jecinthe, the first
named won, after a good struggle bye neck from Blayiette,
who finished half a length in front of Jacinth.; Jupiter
Tonans. ten lengths away, was fourth ; Brimir being fifth;
Marsh Boy sixth; Peas d'Ane 11. seventh; and Cep next.
Value of the stakes, C 14.10. Time, fimia I I bee.
Tug AUTEUIL GRAND HunoLE-Racit (Handicap) of 100
soya , added to a sweepstakes of 12 fors each. Mr. J.
I Jennings 'e Paul's Cray, (Jennings, jun.) 1; Mr. G. Good'
child's Ignition (Gregory), 1; Itarquisde baumont Laforce's
Puysaleine (Hunt), 3 ; Baron Raymond Seilliiire s Volopia,
Vicomteses, Rimisseur and Fraxinelle 11., 0.
Paul's Cray won easily by a length; two lengths divid-
ing second and third; olupitt was pulled np. Value of
the stakes, .CSI. Time, funin. 151 sec.

" 711ACNI vexè CArzaos's Pus Am nix BlST."—Ptiiii•
Opiton.
They come as a boon and a blessing to men,
The Pickwick, the Owl, and the Waverley Pen."
6d. and In per box, at all Stationers. 'They are a
treasure "—Standard. Sample Box snorted, all kinds,
h. Id. by post. Patentee.: MACNIYIN CANZRON, 23 to
33, Blair Street Edinburgh (Eatablislied 1770), Penmakers
to Her Majesty's Government Oakes.

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Rvertnans from any disease should make haste to take
&LANDRETH'S PILLS. They do good, invatiabill relieve
and often cure at once. It as now conceded by classes
of medical men that BELNDILETH'S PILL& In the best
cleansing medicine, taking bold only of what is needed to
be removed from the bowels and blood when we are sick.
And inch safe removal usually cures. Sold by all
chemists. See "B. BRANDRETH" on stamp.

Armee= cub.. been found in America for paper. For
a long time it has been employed in making portions of
railway .urriap wheels, and it has lately been soooessfully
tested aa • material for brake blocks. It is cheap, easily
fitted, and, while as effective as wood or cast-iron, it does
not injure the tares, nor throw off numerous fine particles
of iron, which, rusting, have been found • great nuisance
on the New York Elevated Railroad.
Frra.—Ermarno FITS oa 1/SLIAIG Elicursaa.—A
certain method of cure has been discovered for this
distresainsr complaint by a physician, who is desirous
that all sufferers may benefit from this providential
discovery; it is never known to fail, and will cure the
most hopeless case after all other means have been
tried. Full particulars will be sent by post to any
person free of charge.—Address :—Mr. WILLIAM, 10,
Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park, London

WARNING! Recgirr's PARIS BLUE - Tbe marked
superiority of this laundry blue over all others, and the
quick appreciation of its merits by the public, have been
attended by the usual results, via, a flood of imitations,
the merit of the latter mainly consist* in the ingenuity
exerted, not simply in imitating the square shape, but
making the general appearance of the wrappers resemble
that of the genuine article. The manufactuers beg
therefore to caution all buyers to see " Reatitt's Paris
Blue* on each packet.

VALUARLS FOISCOYIRY roe rim HAIL—If Jour hair Is
turning grey or white, or falling off, use " The Mexican
Hair Renewer," for it will peetteefir Mien HA sassy ease
Grey or Wkife Mir to its original colour, without leaving
he disagreeable smell of most "Restorers." It makes
he hair charmingly beautiful, as well am promoting the
growth of the hair on bald "pots, where the glands are not
decayed_ Ask your Chemist for •' Trig MEXICAN HAIR
RILNEWZR," prepared by HENRY a GALLUP, at Oxford.
street London, and sold by Chemist. and Perfumers every-
where at 3. 6i, per bottle.
THROAT APPECTION3 AND HOARSENWL—AH suffering
from irritation of the throat and !warmness will be
agree-
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded by
the use of "Browns Bronchial Trochea" These famous
" longings" are now sold by most respectable chemists in
this country at la lid. per box. People troubled with •
" backing cough," a slight cold," or bronchial affections,
cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed
to progress, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affection. See that the words Brown's Bronchial
Trochee" are on the Government Stamp around each box.
—Manufactured by Jou" L BROWN and Son, Boston,
United Rate. Depot, AG, Oxford-street, London.
FLORILINE I—FOR TH. TEETH AND BRAATIL —A few
drops of the liquid Florillise" sprinkled on • wet tooth-
brush produce a pleasant lather, which thoroughly
cleanses the Meth from all parasites or impurities, hardens
the gunLs, prevents tartar, stops decay, gives to the teeth
a peculiar pearly whiteness, and a delightful fragrance
to the breath. It removes all unpleasant odour arising
Irons decayed teeth or tobacco smoke, " The Fragrant
Floriline; being composed in part of honey and sweet
herbs, is delicious to the Mate, and the greatest toilet dis-
covery of the age. Price 21, tid , of all Chemist' and
erfumers. Prepared by HENRY C. GALLUP, 88, Oxford
treat, London.

ROYAL DEVONSHIIIt hinGn—li the beet, the cheapest,
the most fsshionable, and the most durable of any article
woven. The (bee* says it has no rival either in appear-
ance or utility. It is made of selected and elastic
slap!.
wools ; pryluced in new colours and mixtures for
spring ni 1R79; also in light weighted Yarns for summer
wear and warm climates. Prices for ladies' wear, Is Old.,
la 111 d., Si 3d., and 4a. ild per yard. Extra milled and
strengthened for gentlemen's suits and boys herd wear
(new patterns), from 4a 11d. per yard. 54 inches in width.
The factors cut any
_keg* and PaZ _Carriage on all Pima
into London, Dublin. Belfast, Om*, or Glasgow. In
writing for patterns, which are sent post five, state
whether for ladies' or gantlerneu_ wear.
Spear-
an I Spearman, Flom! Devonshire ''td3e;igermi lactose,
th. Special attendee is Gelid to Me fact that
Znrrmil is devoted exclusively to as production of pure
wool materiel, lor and pamtlemenh wear. Bargee
sold as used by Hot Maisnlea GovinfMnien
Mamma Dram or • Crum —A HMIs child named
Frederick John, only eleven months old. but very strong,
and able to walk, the son of Mr. John ICingshall, a
tradesman residing at No. 35, WM-street, Bermondsey,
met with a Uvular, bub_r,lo.o lees terrible, death on
and plaited in the
Derby DaY• ==as so merest Its farms
bed,bnd a chair
coll. On erakeinin4, buyers!. it:
jazrod to have
sfip from the bed and eat Es
the- Uck rails of the chair, where It waa se firmly aged
when the accident was dimmers:Flat it wes evident h.
hard before deodiZte :Out
ailp
tdastrend the nuri.s:gr..,. Jerome,
she found the deemed with Ms chin
the rail of the bank albs , gad his feet joirinfat
ground. Tbe Orr • 'Edictof accidental
ik• rimesse UMW that ha had lately 'mkt an
lOgoort under Meremances.
Tamitt E
R Th s In=.7,
at the m n C
these
vZifAt.TrNearhilleni7
ALLWAY.—°
have decided to improve their train service from Looks
to lb. Was of England and Om awes, On Monday,
ene radix
.o.oiinaid to run new express Orals
,—. Flynn/AL .It leaves •14 former
:14;71thPlthda:ymoou.' th::::::..m.ll:::alunga:tilathitril:entervuxotireatirournethig:yl:2:'
tie Mann in si,s hours. thus traving at Om rate d 41 snits
se' hour. Including atomism A trim in connection
at 5,50
.wLinv"eyseou,
andPtfiwthritauistthalao4s.daSualta.m.46s.l7Buin.riAolcpad
ingtonat 57."34al,tanduar
bah' is rionneetiom with this enegleaves Peasenee at 11.15
mikaphetintoitteiga?
gr.% ...14.4
blue

DINEOLIUM WINDOW and BUN BLINDS ere the belt,
1 most Ilegaet and cbsepeet Minds known. Bole Manufac-
turer. Paul Meta, Ifiessell-etreet, London. B.C.

VENN TI AN BLIND L•T1I8
Bea Lath on Sale la England.
Ordarg aver 6 Bundle, Carriage free.
W. A. Swan sad Co.. 34. Chleksand-streat. London. E.

DOO,OOO —ADENI/1 WANTED for Pun Teas Prat 10d.
Xe per lb. Write for terms to Williams Alderson sod Co.,
Tea Dealers, U, Wsibrooli, City, [radon, I.C. it lump.

tiONY imsron, VRA.AOZ CARTS, NTANHOPES,
r irAciootirrns, VIOTOILIAS la *vary
called,
. sad slapat, sad 14117 ersmaisg. Oar a ta, Ti.
sad oar my asps Masa Tbs . 1, IS
rtsub 10 %Woo mad nob, I amps.
.-W. RIDDLIOOIIOIIIII, 1111, Ilasaa.tvia. /..aon. s.W.
8ia1".._.....„ W°olAaßnslas Ilwisoset. So. lowa
--- by Poplashyortims. Tata* /Masa Ws art
Tarody io. sod KILL" NigMßSbial•

D ••110Y.111 DUBLIN ISTOU r
.GymmalF4

to b; *Owed from
SALT AND HOPS ONLT.
Samoa 1111MIIIT, DURAL
(laMI& fluswary in Wood bat ofo0).
Soot Pahl mind. Prim 4s. GC, lob. bad rd all Boolosallan
i
OoffsumPriole, BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, dare Thfosis
Whooping Cough, Dipthais, Wm of voice, sic sod their
spool& Cum By Or. 4. burchill's Bypoplkosphilas awl
litasebiologiad inhalants.
J. W. liolelassuo, 4, Laaghs& Landon, W.
IJVALAYidg CUYSTAL CAA& WATIALAs ars ooporootatc
TT all aims. Prins ll4doo, ton. it Peat lan
Mew tom SS SoQold trom LI& 77 CsonblULO. n‘
lloginhitrest, W., soft", Woad, W.C. Dasielpit&spripbad
fres.

KAU% IKE Bin
QIIIIXER MEDICINE,
WORSDIELLII k 2 Nutty the Blood.
Orme the System.
PILIA Go to the root of disuse.
Cared ttioassods.
- Established am SS yam
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yIAMP HOUSES DAMP csuacas., M. CAE Hi
1./ CURED CHEAPLY end THOILOUORLY by the
PITRUMEO LIQUID, ihnehebared resespareet or Is
Colours, only by the SILICATE PALEY 001IPANYi
ciimumog. Juan, sad LIVERPOOL, wt. we Jet the Sele
lissaheurere of the Poluitring Sabato Paint

Bsow•a'a CHLORODYWI,
WTHLITMIS,inaIAAND Iit:LEMMA—
jIOVo.o.Iis
• tow domes gotta effectual.—Cantlen. —The onrush-
cement on the *Wow, of Chloral's.
render It of vital Importance tbat the public amid
obtain tha genuine, which is yerotected by a Government
etamp, bearing the words " Dr. J. Colds Browne. Mo.
',dyne" Sr. decision of Viowebenotlioe Ellr W. Page
Wood, News, July, leth, DOC
Numerous toaimmiaki tram ilminent Physkiano
socompeay each bottle
Frani W. C. Wu&ilaoarag T
°divider it invaluable in Pb and Bpseensdlc Cough ;
Um benefit t. very marked.
From Ur. of New Galloway, Scotland.
dja I.duilro, Anod ; and anti-cpeaneodle I consider
Dr J. Coils Browne. Coloradyu. 1.1" n•lU.ble 1.14 id."
. . _

In bottles,l& 141, b. gd., Sad Id. by sll
°MEM&

11/11.NERII RAM Bat sad Cbsapiet BA/SGUAISJII
M. ...INA FIRE sip. 'TIMIS..

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N FOOD 'AtDI
-A—ilrt -B-
ROST NOURISTII/rO. Sold by
CHEMISTS sod OROCERB M boom nod gaud.
HAVE IT IN YOUR nouswi.--
LAMPLOUGEPS PYRETIC SALINE and me Do other
Tb• only enfe entelote In Fevers, Eruptive Alections, See or
Billions &chums, Small-pox and Hendache • tiering
and exchasive inertia Use no substitute. See porpedesi in-
junction atrainet imitators; also the unanimotu judgement
against the Inland Revenue. before the Lords Justine Bram-
well, Brett, end Cotton, Hod January,lB7lll, H. Lainpiceirbi
tavern. HS, Holborn =, Loodon.
1E0111152 NITERS al= TIM BEST. Used everywhere.
Di Males* &mania& co., (Navy.

HEM& SUM & (X) 146. Diced Leas,
01 Piston, & Cutlers, sell tit. 1.46 23 articles ever=
to to. Public ler 7s. ad., Vt.. :--11 KNIVES sod a Peel 701111.
Bomar Horst bandies, I ND of (brows to Hata. (111.1‘120.
PLATED TEA SPOONS, 2 Table &picas, sal o 4 0111
BRlTiallfik METAL TEA POT.
The above will be post ou receipt oi P. 0.0. at Illaws.
7s. Id.

rri NEW INDIA-ROBBER BLIMP kr MAL
14111, BTAT7OXICRY, &a.
• good Woos (wily nallsiclutis
mina' the above.
For tones ' B. Bump Maker,
't HILL, ORAN.

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Tar 88110011111111ILD:BDILDDIO SOCUIPT. IS. Uralsl.
14° VIA 8%
receive 6 per Neg. with Proats:
DEPOSITS S per Net.
MORTGAGES ne sthenterecias terms. Porte:elm re appil•
agree. AN untornc DISTIUCT AGENT 114LSTIO.

A Bauzimer 0011P1EXIOW and °LIAR SICIN een eely
za• be °biked by using granie Raider. Reein inn lee
not for 13 gimps by
W. F. YOUNu, Analytical Cliennet, &ILIUM!.
riIaNWEU3 at WWOLICSALS PRICKS. II Ws
.0 other k ads. any inn cut.
Patten sad all penkein pan tonere applkellek
J. Benerd, 11.(110---` toed. Priilksias. Lesko. W.

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LCIALITIZI far L•DIRS.
Sealed Packed of the add seednal
handed acccesedes to the
At.. AU the latest PARISIAN ND071411-
APPEARANCL S for de Toilet. Descriptive Lid post
es. Vernet é1121k44, 51, Queen Victoria
4., London, IR O.
DOORS thoroughly sedoned, 10 per cent. deduct oil
free on rall London.
LATHS. Bast qiulity, Cleft 000 ft. per bundle, .0,01.6 yards.
es. Id. per lad, free on rail London.
'LAVIN, Deals, Bauer, Flooring at lowed prices. Send for
prim Ust, B. MT sod SON, Acorn Wharf, Old Kent-road,
London.

DRISBUITS. BA RNARD'S PRIER MEDAL Saarlasta
Mode mad Draining Stan& thomarated UM of B.
Barnard, PaSantam, 107, St. Paurnromd, ilinhbory, London.

QILYTISLOCIT ESSENCE or PHOSPHORUS la lb* ono
toquarloned sod alPolula moody tor NE.RVOUSNESS
aod DEBILITY. Thls Nadazios cum as cartalnly ea Im*m.
quoncbas thlrat. COWS, at 6,11.., aod 33a, Irral Chemist;
ant Ire. tar stamps—lL Bllvarlock, Rag, Glasgow.

(WIRION ! CORION ! CORION I I—A We sad effectual
remedy for UM it Inveterate 0011.N8 or WARTA.
price le 164.. gent poet tree for 16 etampe.
JAN PERRY, 16. SILVER ATRZR7, RUMFORD.

Do
TIIDBOWB
Tie F44x." Is easy and heard.lng.
ilibboos, side, tsathant scams, 1110,
Your 0 b aid, Tel s, dadkardialu or shawls
can sadly bs dyad In a low =duds
DPWill In a pall of water " Judea's Dyes,*
at bows Dm. U Woad, Sr. did by all Chadds
adrywbare. Tries ad per board. Be
sure and it "Judaea Dyer"
with

(WE ot GOOD HOPI, NATAL, ZANZIBAR, and NAST
AFRICAN ROYAL HAIL STRAllltlis. The Union
Steam&lp'e Company Packets Sal/ from Southampton every
alternate Monday, and from Plymouth the next day. Apply
at the Oompanre Ofikee, Orients Place, Southampton, or- li.
Leeetemhallineeet Loodao.

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