The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-17 00:00:00

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them. But still the mere fact of In4ltlry would do cook
becomes it woull he known that %Le authorities !ore 00
tbe alert. It. useleekand also wiry uufair.to keys it to the THE BAZAAR, EXCHANGE & MART.
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Press to teke notice of it T 66 pie" has no Senor t.
such the truth. however Peron' She Pull
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wee rentaeked by a epo.rtio4 I otrnal last week the pubjlt
are very fon lof insiettng that notice should 6 take . this and that su.upicious transaction ; they ...Irk' .
nee the mum os aced'. Yew-would thew .a ',WWI", no Agency for the above is now in working order.
littie bill I But, I repeat. the prom is Power's" "
Incite lup by thewe io authority. ma men who co 'Copies of Um papereseress Plasm, end other publics-
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ri b'ieriee on the turf are utterly callous Ii opinios. 1 tiou Sr. now on et the Lilweey, et the published
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know very well the estinuttlos In which they are kW,
that It Is a very ind:Lrent one : but taat does not di prken Advertlimitate Sr. received sad forwarded,
them in the but. Criticisms oa their acts and d n thus liarishy postage Rate of charge for advertise-
the public journ3ls they langh p
at, and say with kn
meets and all a/4111m Can be had on application.
Pist.l. "A fou•ra for thin* odic. r But what they do i
for le detection and punishment ; due Punishers" it" .
kanitthes Vona for a totriuo, lung or ehort, from the HUN -
OTrICI : 10 AND 21, BT. MART-EiTEKBT.
workl In which they live and mire, and, in ii,rne iastanrib
earn the. livind.-54111 Da Fan, in the World. 1 ,
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THE EXPERIMENTAL CRUISE OF THE HE
(./ • Friday the Heels, torpedo depot ship, flyiag the
of itnar.Adnocal Hue, and her consort, the Liveb‘
despeteh vessel, Lissittnut an I Comm seder Sir Bil 4
W. Walker, Bart. arrived IXSPIi•••d- The 61146
cruise of the Ileclo possum unusiel interest. or not
I. she s novel type sf ship, but she Ms been ermonr
the same rowdier that merchant ships would be in ca .01
national emergency. Sixty eightpouader guns Imre
supplied to her to ascertain how for they culd be adym-
tageously employed on ships of the ntercantle service, apid
she oleo carried two torpedo boats for the purpose. of
practically testing their capabilities and utility. Th•
Likely accompanied her to render whatever agitate/ice
might le required. Portsmouth was left on Oitober MA.
and Pr lend reached the sum day. Hare a stay was
made mall the sth of the following mouth, during wialth
period • Whl tabu.' torpedo was lost, but was subsequently
recovered. Plymouth wee the next Port si which • -VW
was made, eni here again she remained for eight days.
The mileage to Queenstown took the Hula 58 bourn, but
the Lively completed it in 31 Both experienced Rai
bury weather, and the former lost one of her buts, on
the latter her brides rails, but use stability of the Melees.
satisfactory, though the waves swept her deck. Queen.-
town was left for Bantry Bay on the 18th, and here the
practical work of tho cruise commenced in downright
earliest Besides target practice, the steam spree trumpet
was used at different distances, sod Ma Whitehead
torpedo was succasaluily tried. The men were also
exercised at hoisting in and out the torpedo boats under
such varied circumstance. sewer. considered probable in
&cleat waif ore, the general results of the experiments
being Judged by the Admiral, who was misted by °Seers
spec.ally selected for the duty. The Aring of the (S-
-ounders from the Heels did not damage her in any
material raiment and it isoonsequently thought practicable
to we that description of armons,nt on ordinary
merchant ships Sultry Boy was lett on Wednesday,
Portland ruched at boll poet two on Friday morning, sod
Spitbead in the course of the day. TM torpedo lost hr
the Reds woo found by the crew of the Harbourmaster's
Mat, and • reward oP.CS paid them. The Lively called at
Portland on the way up Cusauel, sad took the Admiral's
luggage from the Warrior.

CONSIGNMENTS of NEW and ELEGANT
ARTICLES suitable for Presentation am DOW being
received daily by Mr. winiaaa, of ths Weymouth
and County Library. He would call 'pedal attention
to hie NEW PROTOGEAPHIO A.LIIITILE, and
I particularly t 3 his

THE WEST Or EVOLLED BASE FAILVIL—Oue story is
told of • gentleman who communicated to another, so
recently as Friday last, that he had hoard ugly rumours
about the book, but. aa an evidence of his disbelief in
them, he had just deposited .f. 5,000 there. The story is
told of • gentleman whose eonddeace was so unshalun
that, taking advantage of the low price at which the stock
was quoted, be purchased 60 shares as Wetly an Beturday.
Instances M fortunate depositors who withdrew their
money only a few days before the stoppage are of course
mentioned by the mom, for it is this undue pressure
which the bank coffers have been unable to withstand.
The prosperity of the Bank in peat teen is attested by the
, high dividends which they have paid, and which since the
, year PrO have been from eight to 14 per cent.
SHORT SHORT ROOD TO RUIE. —Toe short-time
policy is a suicidal policy. In trying to put sounder what
nature has Joined together, stored.up appliance and
manual labour, the workman has been equally injuring
his master and himself. As far aa the nation is concerned
be has thus inflicted • double injury. Noel. it to before
moment supposed that by the production of • smaller
quantity of commodities, at an enhanced prim—which is
the losslcsl outcome of short time—the market can have
a tarn iotan to It. Soong as nay monopoly of production
exults such may be the came. But of what have we •
Monopoly of production I Not of coal, of which oar
collerlee form about 4 per cent. of Vs' known coalfields of
the world. Not of texUle fabrics, of which we hare to
Import the raw Materials, and by the export of the boot
machinery for making which at least one great boom at
Oldham hae become rich. Not of iron, which in Belgians
Germany, France, and America amour rivals. We hated
we make the best of our apollaadel, • fair start in the
market of the world. But we bare no advantages to
throw away. The stern logic of fact is teaching this
wholes me troth to our colliers. It will, disastrously not
only for theisselves, but for us all, 'leech the rune to other
trob s and crafts, unless the men, before it be too late,
will look simple truth in the face, and learn that short
tints mesas • short road to rale. —Disildrr.

Errs's Cocox.---iskis Butt says—" An idea of the vu
extent of the industry may be gained from the fact that
one finn alone—that of Hams. Epps and Ca—now sell
some 4,011U,000 pounda annually."
EPPS S COCOA. —CAristian World says—" If lam to take
cocoa." said 1, " I must see and judge for myself what ate
the ingredients of which it is oomposed •' vrith this view I
made my way to the cocoa manufactory ol James Epps
and Co.. in the EllAtOO-T061."
EPPS'S COCOA.—" Camrlta lovarhaid Guido asys—" We
will now give an amount of the process adopted by Miura
Jamm Epps and Co., homeopathic chemists and manu-
facturers of dietetic articles, at their works in the Euston.
Errs's COCOA.—Norwmg deertwer says—" Nearly two
centuries alter, in Int the duties, which had hitherto
been almaat prohibisive, were greatly redo eat, and one of
the first to take advantage of reestabiithing the popularity
of cocoa was Messrs. Epps and Co., the Homeopathic

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Cotrimming is Cuitsibib—A certain method of cure
bag been discovered for this distressing complaint by
a physician, who is desirous that all sufferers rosy benefit
from this providential disc.esery. It is beyond all doubt
the most remarkable remedy of the see. Thousands have
been cured by it. Full partieulars of the remedies will he
sent by post to any person free of charge.—Addreiss :-111Lr.
Wibuans.lo. Oxford-terrace, Hyde Park, London.
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Ccas or 10 YZARA. ASTHMA (Toll WERE) ST Da
Lococx's Pougoatc Warta, —From Mr. Welch, Book-
seller, Counelford.—" Mr. Burnard, Fa.mor, Sr. Juliott,
Cornwall, for ten years suffered very much from Atthata,
and after trying several medical men and medicines to no
purpose, was induced to take Dr. Locork's wafers, and the
result hav been marvellous, Mc , They instantly
relieve and rapidly cure Asthma, Consumption, Cough;
Colds, Bronchitis, Rheumatism and all Hysteric-al and
nervous complaint., and taste pleasantly. Sold by al
di-tweets 11d. and 2s. XI per box.

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Vatoants Dtscovirar ton rug HAIL —lf your hair is
turning grey or white, or falling off, use "ml liszkan
flair Renewer," for it *LI positively restore in ferry oast
gm or White hair to its original colour. without Warble
the disagreeable smell of most " Restorers." It mks.
the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
growth of the hair on bald spots, whey* the glands am not
&wed. Ask your Chemist for "Tisi Mmt. wag Ram
Retinwite: prepared by HURT C. GALLOP, AO Oxford.
street, London, and sold by ChemiskandPerfuraers every.
where at 3. Sd, per bottle.
AOTICZ TO Montana l--Are You broken in your reel by
a sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teeth I Go
at once to • chemist and get • boW. of Yu Wimow'
Sacrum) Bract. It will relieve the poor sufferer
loduediately. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to
taste. it produoss natural, quiet steep, by marring the
child front pain, and the little cherub awakes " as bright
as a button." It soothes the child, it softens the (Pal,
allSi.all pain, raiSISO Wind. regulate. the bowels, and is
the best known remedy for dysentery and diarrbuia.
whether aching from teething or other causes. Mn,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup is sold by Medicine dealers
everywhere at Is. lid. par bottle. Manufactured In New
York. and at 411:1, Oxfordetreet. London.

FLORILINI I —Foe Tell TZZTD LCD BLIATIL—A few
drop. of the liquid "'noggins" sprinkled on • wet tooth-
brush produces a pleasant lather. which thoroughly
cleanses the teeth from all parasites or impuritias,berdens
the gums, prevents tartar, stove decay, gives to the teeth
y-whi sad a del dui
1:o the breath, rims all unpleasant odoufragran::
from decayed teeth or tobacco smoke. "The Ikea&
Floriline," being composed in part of honey sad owev
herbs la delicious' to the taste, and the greaten tillst die
c 0..., a the yes Price b. ed., of all Oltendsho sad
perfumers. Prepared be Henry 0 OaLLOP, Of Oxford. ,
street Loudon
Tavenner um Broascitwolut.—Watson's celebrated
"Specific" has elected hundreds of permanent cares of
tbses distressing =WM, where every other remedy hes
failed It does not require continuing, • single bottle
being sualciant to cure. IM melon is mild but
and the met delicate need not fear Ming thorough
ge pd., or see by Dora SO stamps. Watering "Bridle
Powders" for Threadwoim are an effectual remedy 0, the
tormentter. No. I Multi), Na. 11(children s), price Is lite
or by post LS stamps. Add....: J.
_H. Watson, Chemists
Shipley. Yorks, or any chemist will w:rdpthar for en
Circulars poet free. London Agents. end
—The genuine has my Name and Address printed on
Government Stamp round each Packet.
TrillOAT APVICIIOIII AND HOLIIINNIIa sudmiag
from irritation of the throat and hormones' will be
ably surprised at the almost immediate relid aloof by
the use of "Browns Bronchial Troches." These famous
"Usurer" are now sold by most respectable chemists In
this country at Is. lid per box. People troubled with a
" backing cough." • slight cold." or marehld •ff•ctimis
cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed
to program result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affections. flee that the words "Browns Bronchia
Troches" are on the Government Stamp around each box.
—Manufactured by lows I. Baowa and Sons, Banos,
United State. Depot sict, Gtford-street. London,
HOLLOW Ws PILL& —lngestion' debility,
_nervous Mom,
and mcntal depression, these unrivalled pills have a
marvellous elect They have wen the mildews ef
millions in all parts of the civilised world. Oonstituttems
shaken by sensual excesses or by long reelleace in
unwholesome climates, or by sedentary habits, are
wonderfully renovated by a course of this extraordinary
medicine, which, powerful as is its action on the whets
system, is perfectly harmless to the tenderest frame. The
pills are composed of rare balsams, without the admixture
of • grain of any mineral whatever. or of any other
deleterious substance. They operate directly. powerfulty.
and beneficially upon the whole mass of blood; nor can we
question the feet when we see indieesUon cured, liver
complaints arrested, the oppressed Imes brought into
healthful play and every physical function renewed and
strengthened by their agency.
Racemes Pius BUIL—The marked superiority of
this Laundry Blue over all others, and the quick ap
predation of its merits by the public, has been
attended by the usual revolts—viz— a flood of imitu
lions: the merit of the latter mainly copulate 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
Manufacturers beg therefore to caution all buyers to
see" Reckitt's Paris Blue" on each packet
A. SICIIIT WORTS mrowniro IN DIALING WIND
Cams, Aim Sam DUlRAUS.—lnfinitesioially small '
would be the lose of young Cattle and Sheep by
Disease at the trying Sawn of Cold, Sleet, and Pai/NTS, OILS, VARNISH, WOOD SUM,
Rain. If they were put under shelter and "Day Bon, BRUSHES, kix
and lofewitt'e" "Red Drench" and " Osseous Fluid,"
administered, as the kind of ailment may a. The
. TA.RGZTT,
eleiolla 101 l to the Farmer, during, bad Ism DMZ
be prevented by dosing with the • Red au,_ tit 10113 to call attention to his STOOK of the
bigWy fed Ewell One week before they lamb. And in j and the pArigisln libl
cam of Debility, Diarrhms o Exhaustion in young 2th. sr. ind nb, of all the prinsipsi
stock, Meek 'nal* and Calm, a dam or awa at the motel Oakum, essik as White, Black, sad Dark
" Osseous Fluid" Ls of all remedies, the moat safe and mw, /Arm ma peek (hem, Light Dark Mose,
the mese elective.—lS, Dorsot-atosit, Bairev-stalsk Lint ma Dark Mats, Prizerces,
London, W.
THROAT Isarrinow.—Soreaten and dryness tickling wpm swim oak geme-wesd, BoseArood,
and irritation. inducing sough sod affecting the "kw Mahogany. Walnut, ha., is Id. Bottles.
For them sym=sagurs:42res Glycerine Jujubes
Glycerine, in oallfactions, Wag in Yearn/me—Oaks
_Carriage, Mattis/4El4a Japan,
proximity to the glands at the moment they am Brunswick Bleck, Geld French lc.
excited by the act of sucking, becomes actively bud-
hig,. Sold only in 6d. and Is, boxes, labelled The above can be bad In say quantity ; also
Jamas Errs and Co., Hoen Chemists, Laid, Bed Led MOBS Dryer.. Wise" OS, and
Landes." A letter received: "Gen may, Turpestbse
=ant:tem* you to lotow that, idtar as; enteaded
ve found yew tii=e jfalsthes a( am.
aidarahl• bonsai (with or medise,l treatment) Mt bindle I Palellke Beeibe. reek eta. a..
is abaci* all lame et Moran diesses. They 0. TARGIITT.
Iliad akar the vales. Is se easeawrirr
hara—Yousibilloanon Is, ST. THOII4II-13TREET,
=ierniptdo. et lessialpal ngt sin likelosi4.
use
ATUOUTII.

Fax= Ntrusnims,
17rwir, Ovens 8, 1/78.

J. J. CHRISTOPHER,

HAS much pleasure in stating he hUs a fine
STOCK to OFFER this swoon ad WINTER
FLOWERING PLANTS, oonakting of
AZALEAS,
CAMILLUS.
CINERARIAS.
CYCLAMEN ?ERBIUM.
PRI HULAS.
MINIM MAMAS&
SOLANUti C.APSICASTRUM, In berry.
WINTER-BLOOMING GERANIUMS
STOVE sad GREENHOUSE FERNS.
SPIRIA NATIDA JAPONICA,
DIUTZIA GRACILIS,
WINTER BLOOMING HEATHS,
ROSES. In pot,
VIOLETS. In pot,
LILY OF THE VALLEY,
A Quantity of Ornamental Foliate Plants for Solo or
Lint on Him ; also a Ana Stook of Hardy
Garden Flowers,
PANSIES,
DAISIES,
POLYANTHUS, Ac., An
Best kinds of Strawberry Pleats in rli.inah Pots for
Forcing.