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

111.0E8'IMRSHIRE

• CIIRT•IN CURE FOB NERVOUS
DEBILITY.
(Main% a =DRILL WORK showing
VI- sufferers how tbey way be awed mad mover
Health mid Vitality within* tbo aid at Qualm.
with Becdpai for Et*, tie Blood sod rossovhie
Eilda Meadow& aa raoalo at album' to prepa
Ernilan—Aditkos, asoutaar.lmauftel Ambler,

M•111100D. • Italica, flue ea the fusclicen and
enders et the reproductive tepee Is youth ,
...I cad .0, with Otrievslicce co the Treilateet mar CSihr7at
"wpm Italieustieri, Physical Debility, Unman of lipirtee,
sic wog the neon of llit youV_ suwereoftd priabec DO, L
CAM AIWWWLIirIiT PIOOLMLY
Lwow, W
Comm os Ifferwito.-71th litoulaud.—Ably written sad ,
desaribms the wares of these diming whirdi probate
yostb, ot eon freifeeed/y premiere old ere—
.Dp.ii&moniev=mta I=lll4. -
be Is the heeds of youth sad
old as MS • WoDeld p ervasigag the treebeiwt
at • efeme ofi mamas 'Nib lisve boo low boss Um
ow at the ZWlewile sad_ dabs --Qiuthed kriroistehreeNe.
WO I IN4 by J, 11601010111112fifi .

UNDYED CLOTH. pieta sed limey patters, oett be Ind by
the yard, H.rr &Nam sod Co., $9, Oxford.eCreet,
Landes.

Mi%TII SAFES, MA and Chiapas& lIATZQUAILD
ana RIZ and TEINTRIL,
Plannix Ms Wats. LivarpooL

piz••.'s TOO. SOB 11111• ITS
YOUNG CHILDS= AND DITALIDS
MOST NOURISHINCL Sold by
OSINISTS sad amain as basso sail growl.
nLZ•NLINISS.

Nuns— Relaid
WWI
LW.
an mega MOM 101100.111

OAS FUR Aia..l
HOLLOWAY B OINTMENT.
TUB UNIVERSAL REMEDY NOR BAD LEOS, BAD
BRUNIE OLD WOUNDS AND ULCERATIONS
Or ALL
Than is ao mediae preptestisa which insi be so thoroeghly
relied ops. be the Iseelsseat et the oat elhaosts se
digions. idea twee the mace a the body,
as., or near the Read aim, I. .1509P00n uods. tn•
biem.ol the hssd, p...trating at awe to to. source of the
ail, sad thus porta= Ile heated errand, raid] , bll, sad
without pale. be ell leed steadied man, li pub
should sloe be lilt" se Mg Filly Re Blood sad expel ell
reved how= fres the
0000 RE COLDS, NM wan, AND Im:warm
Ibis Obinseils istaintAble In the osre of these Watt sad
panand eraiphdats, which what weeded etas sod to
sada! Yams at Ocastoopaon. 'no °Wawa well rubbed
spvo the Chest sad Bak sight sad the
ella, eel thee steorbal, is anted .=
err"
where, ht imseedlate aided with ths whole neweat sos.i.
Reid. aseleellsgs at age' sit Isernattles By three eien.l
a Os/seam eteesidells may be awed with =ORS •••
sew
DISOZDERS Or THE MINTS, STONE, ADD GRAM
an 7 at Lb, above . beads may be derived
In tnnintYlont hours, by:42=lthe iirestglibspb seams,
tastatenth" °me. In bberghicense.""it to 0100.411_zardwin
In the small at the bee, ever the ...pee .1
will quietly sod gla YMedile• relist.—"gi or
tight al the Pir=d be aka Welty sessedied to ram.
Mead Tux AND nal JOINTS.
RBZUWA
0i121211.10t s note oinked
ltds lovatable cautrol
ortoormitrOoutromawak.u.....u.sod
ums..o.lthwisi....7ulikariena.t.S.t!"usuzz.L.,nnUto 7g:ramefrea....A2.l:o4.. SI:
seen ad Piing will
slaiL DM= HMO rtIAmAND •OVIVT.
wse benedinel td this Olaterat us at
giees"NiervAt ..
orsinuninig 0101(Ants."Tto theulatialselths
swig 111.6.1"." Ma" 4. WI" UN hams tare
orad dieeetions en slibeetto sash Peg ias Is., sal
The Glaelasell nal Is. add to Preheat Boawrat'S
agehtl=e, 01k11441tillet, Larks ; elm IT=
Tender at Illedieme throve."' sh.
jral, la Bow sad Po" et la lid, as dk Ree
sad RA emh.
ILIL--Adviee sea be ehte doe cd
the Wong Wm. *Rh %Reds led=ollll
by Ifts,

DOZORMITZIL
Mum Mill drawn on Monday kw 89 nerd* for
37 919988.

POSTAClllL—Raductioas have base made in the rates
of pliq. to India and China, namely from 6d. to
4d. ir44oothaptou, and from Id. told. aid Brindisi.
Reduced rates have also been adopted by sli
countries of the Postal Union. Pity but thsY'd reduce
their armies, tool

•
PLAT von PatiOnien. ._y. U " change-of work is
M good is play," for the prisoners at Her Ilajesty's
Gaol are likely to haves variety by working at -Nick-
laying, instead of the mat-waking they do so well.
By tbe way Colonel Bingham had on* of the best
opea.work gaol-oiade Mai the other day for the new
Coffee Hall.

PHI Biwa HAtmrso to the Gaol hari been moo/as-
h:lly accomplished by Moors. Crocker and Co., with
the aid of the wall managed tractiou•engines. It could
not hays been finished in time without thews powerful
aide I but by Monday night the immense mama nearly
2,000 toms, was got inside the gaol premises, and
remains neatly Method on sack ride of the front
parch.
WOWING MIX who want to rhos above their position
will probably join the new Club at the Coffee Hall,
where they cam study how to boomer foreseen,
th=r4and masters in their own trader. The
strikes may be discussed, too, and thus a
eafe rant be found for spars energy, without putting
co short allowance the dear ones at horns.

Go Twit Holm To Lulus Nsws.—At Weymouth
they have the report freely spread that 900 convicts
are rOtaft from Portland to Dorchester Gaol, and of
00UrSP al the timid people in the county town are to
forthwith go down south, and start the WISsOII with
macre bid than even the Q.O.Y.C. did. How the
Governor is to put 300 convicts into • prison with 150
calla or lee, &erm't seem to have puzzled Dame
Itateacase at AIL
41/1111N3LT Or 3il lIILITIA RECBCI7IIL—Os Monday
last the recruits of the Dorset regiment assembled at
the Royal Morse Artillery Barracks for eight weeks'
drill, under the command of Major and Adjutant
Moro, with whom was Major Dunn, and the officers
for inetruction-3econd-14eutenants Btacpole and
Parks. There were &bout 80 recruits, with 20 old
hands to eaperintancl cooking and do polio, and
orderly dutian—The present Colored has DOW been
five years in command, and out of thole sve the
rig:hood he. been under canvas four years—three a
the= la euteoanloo.
ThaVILIJMII into other counties may like to learn
what weather they are likely to find on arrival. By
paying • shillinq and two shillings for taletrrsPluaS
at the Poat-o you may now have, from the
Meteorological ce, • (aren't of the weather at a
certain place. We ere not sure whether the -3• part•
meat undertakes to repay—to any lady who may have
started in • summer &so with rfinil colours on the
Strength of finding the weather fine- -the wet of her
dries, should she be surprieed by rain and get it
"utterly spoiled." Nor lilt clear whether the coat at
hie journey will be paid to the man who reckoned on
• rainy day t 'catch his customer at home, and found
bright sunshine and • report that the object of his
search war miles away on the
Eizavarre' HALL Foararrs. —Of these forfeits I
have rather • curious one to record, which has long
bore traditionsuy in my family, and ought not to be
lost. The story goes that an old coachman of my
grandfather's one day appeared before him,
" With bow and cringe,
Blrteglag the parlour door upon It. hinge:
And humbly requested that his next livery great coat
should be made with • single breed and fewer buttons.
LI =b' supposed that the request exalted some
"°"—'t.
"Bless my heart I bless my heart I"
quash my grandfather, with whom this wises favourite
exclamation, "what can that be for. George?' "Well,
dr," waa the reply, "When we dines at -D „
neighbouring squire's) "we be Away, forced to drink
i
• horn of beer for every button we haa, and Grue—
-1 could do it well enough once, and glad to' but
there, I be growing old now, sir, you know, and my
poor old head won't stand it no longer."-0. W.
Summar, in Notes waif Queries.

A COMTLIMINT TO nth Lanai. PlO7llllllOl. —Our
Moeda tkai lawyers often come in for • good share of
abuse, butte the present notice there is a word in their
favour. The Both Chronicle, alluding to Mr.
Nig:imitate' award in regard to the Bath brides
accident. says :—" Alter an unsuccessful attemtid
to
goitaldirtri,a. 1, and an expression of opinion by
by no mean, favourable to the liability of
the proprietors, the claimants agreed to join in the
genera arrangements—an arrangement largely due
So the kindly feelings and diaintereeted conduct of
three solicitors, Mr. Giles Symonds, of Dorchester,
Mr. Watts, of Yeovi.l, and Ih. Benue* of Bruton-
Them gentleman, actuated by feelings highly honour-
able to themselves, exerted their influence to effect an
arrengemeat that would benefit all the sufferers alike,
and put an end to useless litigation. We have the
Pester pleasure in referring to this disinterested and
puti.ic spirited conduct, aa the public are somewhat
bard., an solicitors, recording them too frequently as
Weir amoral enemies.
Evhimmeroo Seances have this week been hold
at the 1 own ma by the Primitive Methodists and
their friends. ad by the Rev. .1. Turley, of Wey -
mouth, and hie wet.. The lady preathei on MondtY
evening from Hebrew' iv.l6—" Let us therefore come
boldly unto the Throne at Grace, that we may obtain
meroy, and and grace to het° in time of need." The
lady is a capital preacher, said and deliberate, and
will • genuine English AA* that marks her broadly
of from the AmMata chatter...4c She haa • good
contralto voice, which never rem .totll tote so
often objectionable in lady speakers, and ate west
Me, her subject eolldly,with an orthodox introduction,
and then followed with her four thoughts—The object
of our approach, "the Throne of Grace ;" the ground
&ado reason—" therefore;" how are we to approach—
" boldly ;" and the purpose for which we are to
approach—" That we may obtain mercy, and lind
paos to help in time of need." Each of these was
dwelt upon calmly, fully, and then earnestly, and •
well-reasoned appeal cased. Whatever may be
=lt of the; desirability of haying lady pralthen,
y Mrs. Turley showed none of their common
hulls, and we should be well pleased, did we belong to
the Primitives, to hoar the lady frequently for a
change. She even improved on Tuesday night.

TEI 0017NTT GOVERNMENT BILL
Hr. royer. M.P., gives • mild support to this bill.
IPPareatly because iii. to small, —" he likes the Bill
browses it dom not do much." Now, if our gentle member
bad oal,r • goodly cumber of well-paid pawns to flit. w•
could recommeod him mons than • few applicant. who
would be perfect treasures in tie eyes of a gentlemen
who favours not doing too mach. Mr. Flow
seem, if earthing out be certainly made out from his
cautioas style of putting titian, to doom' to Pine
elms& imbeciles charge of the County Boerd.nst
probably it would be well to leave these and.. Use tame
fatherly car... before, for the worthy 11. P. shows be
uadenteasts the matter, when bet..... curable and in-
ciusbie luessUce, he objects to draw • broad lin.

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Th. dkerreorne Journal classes Qs bill among " Clarks
made not to go," and " Wooden nutmeg.," and than
paters it up is by no means a wooden style, thus :—" No
wee, without y Impugning the reputation of the
Goverameut for statesmanship, can believe that it is
Intended to psisinch. measure; nor can it be conceived
that it wouJ4 ho accepted by the agricultural intonate,
unless they bare taken leave bole of their spirit and
their senees. To the general chortle of diesPPotat-
enaat and ridicule with which Go Ilinister's exposition
Wit remised, may now be added the conuments of pagers,
either repreesatiag Agricultural izttererts or suPtioaed to
be fairsomble tke Ckreernmant
. . . . . . .
Ties Tamer will have sone. &faculty even now"probably,
in gifting rid of Isis blue tints, but ha most meta/air p..-
to Walt for another Government ere be takes his
meat it a County Ckerernor ; for of this bill the opinion of
the gatardery laving will be the verdict of all, "Ii is not
worth Polotor, and it es probably not intend to MN.-

OPENING OF THE PEOPLE'S °OFFER
TAVERN IN SOUTH-STREET.
A long-falt want in Dorchester has been at length
supplied, thanks to the cordial and haartv co-operation of
Jim °areal Bingham and Colonel Okrald. by ths op=
lag of the "People. Oast Tavern " on Tuesday thermos
by Kr. Albert Beak= The Idea once being conceived
suitable pretaism obtained. no UT" aall lost in brine.
their labours to a practical conclusion. The home in
formerly moored by Er. EL Talk. 11011.:1
placed at their disposal, a committee was f
kdaimir.t.
aces intermted in J• matter, with Colon
01111sid as chairman, and the prosaism lave bean pot in
tharsugh repair and nicely Pdad up with every requisite
gm/ convealeaos for a codes tavern on a larps soar
awn, stippled by tradesmen of Om town, the manage-
ment being intrusted to Er. and Yrs. Marsh. of West
Obliotock, who ws Nal sum will socardslly carry out
&Kr d to the satisfaction of the onnialttos and Ur
itomlort of Ito.. who may visit it In conamtlas with
!timelier= • club has bees formod, arcial room
almt, end any parsons wishingito Join may do
BoLLsobliiinnati:4 to tin fres sum q
of trill:room at any di:
tiTe4sit ....tea' The um
eats thr and ws.kly papas,,
oughout t '
gar the business-like way in which =arraign'
TeLeraidedmited„. augur, well for ibi future moles.
The will al 01" hae% half-past Eve ant to ex
um, to amply rest and cocoa to an to work. It
will =ft again at eight am. Is. br.aj and remain
tam oak every working do., till tam p.m.
1.112 OPILIIISO C1312.110NT.
The weather ou the =ming gilts te.dttt,..ty ..sid..d
Po deo= prevented rem from there who would
=bar arseadmi. Me as WY ads
al than preser being—
disseral sad Er,. Raid, = Wyny Ostend and
&I.Eca. Kra d• ladmoreney, Kra xi.
Wise Coombs, Mrs. HIIIIIIM, NW esiesawM.4r.
Kr. sad Kus Day, Rev. W. C. Ores;
pre.Km Illan. Colonel asd th• Klass Oidlieldik.Hz
Esv. S .fters, kr. 0. Kaart RSV. H.
A. Karel, rs. Cups= Kra Lana Mts. Demolish.,
G. Andrews, Ira. to.
The proceedings wets ccanmensid by Ur Rim R.
Noma offering maw, after which
Mr. A. Baum said it warn • great pleasure to him to
osimp there that day to assist In the ap.aing of what Ite
believed would b• • noble radiation. At lb. outer two
simple qamitioss promoted themselves to hint, 'in—" la
ea inritutket of Wei kind wanted, and Willie pay r If
ft ems pay It Si. wanted, if not it was not needed B.
inainkslawd It was "al" and would Poi, aad his ransom
fog etegbig this ha could prom Dowessaar was • deer
cid Ocessrvative Mum and he liked it foe Wag sot but
Id was fortimato we had 11= Brahma auf oultud
ObillelL Hs aoi only hoped that the pearl adfort
would be • poet mem and be • maim reacerk bat
that he =yet sae tameooffee terms lu
&Dram,.
il
ess dr ovonsd. Mr hemma extract
Mem the amid reArrt of • cedes lavers ia Load= trios
With the Doke of Wesiemiaster and mbar patient= wen/
=4 tin balsam wri sheet Aimed a ma writ in
a".4.7:atia over niST. Soma proud might say it was all
ra 'aftirall totalk of largo towns wart se Birmingham,
..ea i Ist Mem look at Pool* this, a tow.with about um sea. sump.. 01 !Akebitssas as Dorniestar,
OM thee Woad Sad that the 'Bad War " me,* tavern
la thtplsos had nada • profit of all 19s. ld. in six
EIR• bed apes teen an sway to the old public-
and All net think them was say boaTtalad`Zi
ie soupaa. for he thought it was Out
rare ailaeheall =at mese lime as the Mb awn their
&mei eerairt la the 0 ad Mi. val apt so mat Wiwi a tie mosey
ems ei measesera. • so stiff the
obagmaciaboat og re by ,
4"1"." lis" ilat a pima being
ge apt to laimo mdhalkia as aS • aorta=
. wt.= *lake was mot Illie ore
Ol 1
Nstittielt as prods" ON
af :IV :16! Clis=ll.B7l=l

AN

that Dorchester was rather behind in this
Tostawri kialter an othererlse. for Meer had Ham Imam hi
nalland. Dwitamiand„ eu, end statistics had been Naked
lot with view of mtablishing Oso for the workmen
soraged Oa 84. Gothard's to. Here and there Asy
may hew of one having been started and failed. but
depend upon it, it wee the managers' and not the
customers fault.. No natter what the business was, it
nOt properly managed it would not stand. He hoped sad
believed, with the oars shown by Mrs. Bingham In the
selection, we should have a good manager. At none
Intone day he (the speaker) should like to is. a tavern on I
:larger mak started In this town as •commercial modern.
end -himself a shareholder receiving • good dividend for
his investment In concluding Yr. Bennis proposed •
vote of thanks to Mrs. Wuhan.. sad formally &palmed
the Mechem*, People'. °ogee tevern open for the public. '
(gophome )
the RAY. W. Osatinwe proposed a vote of thanks to Yr.
A. B.Lit., for to kindly amending to open the tavern,
which he hoped would be • moons :ha did not think they
should fall for either sympathy or support
TMe wee dulr acknowledged by Mr. A. HMOS.
Colonel 01.1 to has kindly presented the oasemittee
with Ilve marbletop tables, and /Lc M. H. Tilley bea even
&IR Silt ciOriC.
Mr. tom. our next door riairhboar: has Maar given •
doges &Ma cups and wooers for the tarn.