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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-20

NEVER FORGETTING.
!NM Rev. LAURFNCV. AL11.111:17. B.A. (Can.
illAirtie Villa, Alcalaigga,
Dui Pam rssuß
Oiford-street. Lavaca.

'laving examined and tested your System of
strengthening an I imposing the Ilemory, I desire
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It enables the st.ilynt to acquire a mental grog, of
all the facts which conic under his obsorvaflm, or
within his study; and to recall them m case, with a
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I am, your. sineciely,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-20

By BTRAMElt._you'

Mall or other Steamers will LT de;;;alched from
LONDON or PLYMOUTH fortnightly, by whii.h
ASSISTED PASSAGES will be granted to eligible
Persona, Buell as Engineers. Fanner.% litter., Engine-
drivers, Railway Carriage Builders, Blacksmiths. Brick..
eyera, Stonemassins, Sawyer., Carpenters, Wheel
wrights, Shoemakers, Tailors, Shipwrights, Farm
lAbourers, I tommitie Servants, Gardeners, Vino
Dremma, Hoed Makers, Miners, Quarryturn, Navvies,
at the following rates ;
SECOND C BIN .Ctl 10s.
THIRD CLASS
Children under 11 yaws half prior. Infants under It
months free. Persons not eligHde fir aseisted ;mintage'
will be taken at the following num :—Second Cabin
Ell 10s. ; Third C 1..., £l7.
For farther particulars regarding Passages, land
Laws, tad RPOOtlftell of the Colony, apply to
UILL4TLT, H , Snwint., and Co., 109, Leadea.
hall-stmel, London ; and 12, Itentleld-sireet, Glasgow,
Or to the Lonil Agent.—C. I'masmes. SI, High Past.
street, or T. 0, Dalton, 16, Wollaston-villas, Dor-
, Linter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-20

•TtIRVF AT PORTBANAM.

John Smith was char.ted ins rem ticl with stealing
p nket.lianolki rehief awl • pieco piwk at Portis-
ham. the preipeity Daniel Pitcher intOetidier 100.
Pitcher and Daniel Pitcher (prosecutor)
confirmed their evidence already given . Mr.
Pitcher said he shinild iiin have pressed the r. hal
he not missed thing, before and hail the prisoner not
u•ed such alotrive and vulgar language toward, hi,
children.—Prisoner pleaded guilty. awl wasscutencvsli
to • week'. iiiiprirmilimit with haril labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-20

AL TEA

IS IN EVERY RESPECT THE BEST TEA GROWN.
IT CONTAINS THE BENEFICIAL PROPERTIES OF TEA IN CONCENTRATE.
STRENGTH--THE RESULT OF SCIENTIFIC CULTIVATION.
It possesses an exquisite natural flavour of exceptional Richness, and Is Simi* mai
l'iqu•ncy is nnequalled.

IT 18 RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY AS ESPECIALLY SUITED roa
THOSE SUFFERING FROM WEAK DIGESTION.
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G. ft. Tweacti., 1,..ui., P.C.S., P.R.M.H.. Inn.lon,—.. I have submitted to • searching
chemical examination the R opt! Bengal Tea, and find 11l 'anteing a high proportion of
the nerve.quietlng end refreshing theine."
A. CONXollt DOT., KAti.. Mit. C. 31., houthses :—.. The Royal Bengal Tea appears Se
me In poasess Ivss tannin end to im more suital to the tam of dyspeptic patients than an,
of which I have any exiicrienen."
S. Asninsi.t., 1,..m., 1,.R.0 P. 1,.R.C.8.E., Erdington :—" The Royal Bengal Is the best
Tea I tiny.. ever tastisl. I find it agrees with dyspeptic paUctlta better than an, othez."
Hundreds of unit, greilinol mem ix gifercne park qf NM 0000'y ma whop mit
reeornmending AU Ti...
Per Ih.
THE ROYAL BENGAL TEA - - • No. 1,3 s. Od.
" • „ 2,2 s. 6d.
I/ n II // • • • „ 3,2 s. Od.
'Lae Leal Slightly Broken • • - ;, 4; ls. Bd.
in ...se of lir,t ,e,1,./.. I lb. and upw trd i will he delivered free, sir r which lie. and
0pv...i1d... Alt../ r.• t or.: • I uliferm charge of 3d. will be made for any quantity tuning
111., Sq.,, or

TIE LOYAL BENGAL TEA COMPANY, Lombard Court, London, E.C.
.1. 1.1)S1,4; IV H. Nsu , ssmustl "Un) Lank.. Tunas: ileusittamss must accumfany mins
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-06

ENTERELY FADE AWAY

THEY

TO

A CLEAR SKIN fit
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A IIAIVEU.OIIS APPUOAM

BEAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. PEAFEOTI.-Y-HANIILISI

CURES OLD-STAMDINO 8011 DISEASES.-

ASTONISHINO RESULTS FOLLOW.
IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEEDS&
There is scarcely any eruption but will yield to
" Bulpholine " us a few days, end commence to lade
away, even if seemingly put cure. Ordinary
Pia
redness, blotches, scurf, roughness, tenah olrry
magic ; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, eassma,
acme, psoriasis, prnrigo, totter, pityrissis, however
deeply rooted, " dulpholine ' sueoesidully Masks.
destroys the animalcule which mostly mei these
unsightly, irritable, painful affections, and protium •
elear, emooth, supple, healthy skin. "
Lotion is sold by Chcmiate eterywhere.
Bottles. 2s. 9d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-06

CONTINU&N-OE-07 SktOOKS.

AWFUL DEVASTATION

I A shook of earthquake was felt on the coast on
Friday. So details have berm swami. Fresh shooks
, ocourred on Friday at several plume in the provinces
of Granada sod Malaga. The pada (matinees, and
I the people live In hob. emoted In the fields, or (weepy
fwilwaY corcleem, carts, end bitTblallt drawn op in
the streets. Numums into are projected In of
4• sufferers. The rasesmrs of the Madrid Opera
Howe, and of the prioolpsd theatres to the capital,
hem Awed to give performances free of expensed. A
grand ball fight Is &Ise proposed for next month.
Fresh shooks of eartlina Me were felt on Suede,' in
L Jo, AllteuM, Jam, and Velez Malaga. The porde
throughout Granada and Malteds cc...thanes. Tr•ins
arriving at Granada are Imme4laMl7 Used with person.
mitotic top... the eigt. t their. All the open pine« are
filled with but, and teats occupied by thotumods ot
pe...ple timid to Mara to their own houses. One tower
of the Alhambra is slightly damned,.
At Alaimo, on Chrietmes night, the upper part of
the town, situate on Me aide of • valley, fell upon
the locz4leu. Five churches and 1,503 bows
were
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-06

PEPPER'S

QUININE & IRON
STRENGTH.
ENERGY. TONIC.

ffREAT BODILY STRENGTH. PEPPEWS
aumiru AND NON TONIC.—By Wooing
sew life, enriching the blood, and strengtht=
th muscular system, e manifold symptoms of sr
disappear, appetite returns, !dive emu, limited
health, a general aeeequon of steength and viper over
the whole system Ibsntly proves the benefit derived.
e_REAT NERVE STRENOTH. pappurs
ur QUININE AND IRON TONIC—It hews
op the weakened nervous system, and increases the
=of the pulse, rapidly dispelling the depressed
Ile' condition resulting from prostrated WM%
Each Bottle contains as doses.

fiREAT MENTAL STRENGTH. PEPPIER'S
ST QUININE AND IRON Tome, by itd
supporting ionuence on the body and Dann, repaint
the ravages ceased by overtaxing the brain power,
and so gives really great mental strength. It end.
about lid. each dote. Refuse imitations.
REAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
111 QUININE AND IRON TONIC strengthens
the stomach, stopping sinking sensations, removes
indigestion, heartburn, palpitation. te. Rost valuable
medicine for delicate females. By the cordial bitter
lIIIVOUT Pepper's Tonic sheltie increases the appetite,
and, by its use, all necessity for beer, wie, or spirit is
avoided. Insist on having only Pepper's Tonic, and
not a mixture of the chemist's own compounding.
Bottles, is. Pd. each, sent carriage free by Parcels Post,
on sending the amount 113 stamps or P. Order to Jobs
Pepper & Co, Bedford Laboratory, London. W.C.
PEPPER'S
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-06

WITMOIITH.

Mg. R. O. HALL., the younger brother of the tele
Lord Lletuover, giwl at Weymouth • few days no,
Mr. hall booms heir to the great Llano's/ estates
laMeameatheltire on the (kith of his brother'. only eon
as mot which occurred • few weeks before the
young man would bare att tined ids majority. whey,
of wane. the 'atoll would have boss out 4. Lo.d
Llano's/ became fey
rid= anxious to buys tag
property at kis own dis In order that hie might
hare It to hie wife for lii., sod on bee death t
daughter, Mrs. Herbert, of Llaaarth sad, after a
Immtbaesed negotiation, Mr. Hall and his ems agreed
to eell their reversionary interest, and °Maimed a
In* awn down, with oassiderable annuities for their
respective lives, sad a settle:seat of R 40,000 to be
paid to their ropreseutatlves arta Lady Lianover's
death.—Trufk.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-06

FREBH EARTHQUAKE BHOCKB IN VAIN,
Gila DLIIMBII AID SCIMILING.

Shock. of earthquake coati/110 in the south. At
Alhama not one boas' t.ttirsdinr. The sad oeremony
of the burial of the viotims is etUl going oi; dazing the
day. 14.ny are buried to the fields, MI there le no
room in the local oernsteries. The pante was great on
Thursiay night at Granada and Malaga. The in
habitants refuse to re-enhar their hones.. Tents are
pitched even In the streets. Many people rushed to
lb* railway etatho end refused to get out of the
cerriagea The Madrid pews publith 'attars full of
sad accounts. Hundreds of riok farenirs are ruined
A great famine is feared. 'A set picture is drawn of
he pretty and gay Anislnsist' village; where not
long ego the gardens were fall of fruit IA mire.
Now all I. a mass of rotas, iiaeassg +Lica • few bean-
Woken igitabiesale are laft to wander in search of the
&ma.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-06

000/LLZ'B PILLS

trill serer fed* from my memory ; avid a Mend of into.
Me pawed through the same distelet many months altar
verde informed in. that my (ante aa a ' medicine man
had so died out, but that the marvellous our, WOO Ilvdt
then a Mem et Gourmet/on in the blkahlt."

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS
LIZ Tlll

ONLY PREPARATION

Tbay place before the Public.
COOKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

tral °Loan
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-06

°WAAL PRICE LIST.

One Scientific System, with general instruction at
the office u long as desired, U.

One System in full, with special printed instruction.,
enabling anyone to thoroughly understand it, will be
sent by post to any part of the United Kingdom for
El.

Our Patent Double TRACING WHEEL, tracing
two linei at a time, one to cut oy, and the other to
sew by, making the seams all the same width,
enabling a young girl to do the tacking a. well 111.1 an
expenenced Dressmaker, will be found invaluaole to
ladies if they have much tiewing to do, ea it saveo a
great deal of time and labour. The above wheel will
be sent to any pert of the United Kingdom on receipt
of 9. (Two Shilling,). Poet Free.

Post-Office Orders (crossed) to be made payable at
General Post-Office, London, to N. ILAN at Kr, Linntod,
272, Regent-atreet, licgent Woos, London, W.

A few more Ladies el intelligence and good address
WANTED, to loam our System, as teachers to give
instructions at private hou4es. Unexoeptionable
references required. AGENTS WANTED in every
Town to sell our System. Send for Agents' Specie
Price Lid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-06

W ILA SALMI.
COUNTY PI TTY SESSIONS.

TCIIIDAT. --Before Lieut.-Colonel Memel end G. H.
John Bonfield, of Swine, who dad not appear,
wan summoned by P.C. K Pike for being drunk M
Langton on lath December, and wee fined 15s. nod M.

(hlpin and Frederick Tatchell, both of
Swansea, were summoned for being drunk and
riotous at tiwanage on Deoensber 6th Defendant
did not appear. —The CAM WM proved by P.O John
Dubbin —Tatchell wan fined as. tkl. and &i. coots, and
tialpin ss. end &I. costa.
Thonias Bower was brought up in cuNtody charged
with night p aching on the 21st December. —Mir.
Dickinson appeared to prosecute, and lir Curtii
f rout thentliati of sit. Treeannin) datanded.—Defen..
dent pl..adod guilty.—*. Dickinson said to did not.
wish to press the came, and defendant, promising to.
have the ,dog destroyed, he was fined Os. and es.
costs.

Welch. of East Stoke, was summoned by
Isaac Edmunds for game trammel at k:aat Stoke on
41st Deeember.—Defendant pleaded gnat.—lsaac
Edmunds, on oath, said he law defendant on the day
in question. lie was out for a walk and saw four
men coining from Wareham with their dogs. They
were hunting the hedge. They started • ra•bit, and
he saw defendant in the field —lfined ss. and 71.
coats

lingo and Henry Kellaway wore so n.
mooed by lir star obnaa. &awl Attendince
for Breach f lidueation Act —Beggs was tided .
and Kellaway was discharged on promising to send
the child regularly in future.
Henry White, of Wool, was summoned by Flora
°leach, also of Wool, to show cause, &a An order
was made for is. ed. per week till the child attains 13
years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-06

2111 Z DOO AND CAT POI4ONING3 AT

WIJIIIOANZ.

To the Zdeor.
Sir,—Our little town has for some time past been
afflicted in rather • curious way—many of its cats
and dogs have died mysteriously, e., by poison.
Now, of course, pigeon fanciers, whale own favourites
make very free with the peas and seeds of neighbours.
don't like their pet birds to be frightened by cats and
dogs, and so nothing is easier than to keep the
feathered pets at home for a day or two while poisoned
food is placed temptingly all about,. Half.a-loren
cats and dogs get • dose of poison, while next day
the pigeons continue their depredations unmolested
till the need arise, to kill off a few more affectionate
cats and dogs which might frighten the pigeons.
Were poisons immediately fatal, less exception
could be taken to poisoned food being thrown about.
Unfortunately, in one muse, that is not the case, and
were the man who has for some time past been
depriving his neighbours of their pets to watch one
of those dying cats, even his cruel heart would be
touched. Nothing can convey to your uninitiated
readers any conception of the horrors of such • death.
Had anyone of them s en • handsome cat a few days
ago dying in this way, he would have been shocked;
for five lsours its screams were appal in, while its
strong body was at times convulsed with spasms.
Some of the spectators wished that the owner of the
pigeons had had • dose of strychnine as well.
A Lorna or AXLIIALII.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-06

TARAMACUM

m PODOPHYLLIN.

A FLUID EXTRACT OP
DIIDELION LID 1111D11/1E ROOTS:
Good for Liver Disorder.
The best AnUbillous Remedy.
Without a particle of biometry.
Safest and surest Stomach and Liver Medialaw
Clears the Head.
Regulates the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-06

Addrens all Communications to the General

Office of the

SCIENTIFIC OREBB•CUTTING ASSOCIATION,

71 , REOSIMSTRERT, REGENT CIRCUS,

LONDON, W.

• TO rag LOCAL AGM : Mn. WARREN,

17, THE AIiOADB, 80U3N31100711.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-06

EXTRACTS FROM ME88517. CASSELL'S PUBLICA-
TIONS FOR JANUARY.

TiAIXIII6 IPORTINY DOQI.

lk %talking Pointers sod utters oars mast b •
WM. to Itire the PoOpios every chance of starting
tbun. sod by carslui !seedling sod allowing them t 0,.,
thing that will toad to make them hardy sod no
gunahy, as it Ls tb• worst thing that could brlsli to.
puppy, al he result bssa too much pluck. Many .
puppy is reads gunahy by bolas too much kept out of
sight whoa brag sureirod. and not allowed his frudnro
to run about tuttrl It. or six musks old, whoa h• one
see fiveryttilse for himself, end by that tim• be will be
getting into trouble. But you to.; he sure Oro will be foil
of spirit. if les ever will bay. say. login at Brat to lead
bign with • ;shale sod collar Whifia MI will object otoot
duldedll ; but hold on to him. mid Prt him pull till be I.
tired out, whoa he vary likely will Wok bettor of it sod
follow you. If not, let Men sleep • algid our it aad try I
him sort day. sad afar • pull or two he aidi
ploosootly. By all mew be kind to him st first, until
you get thoroughly 110,10Aillied with Ms tempet. sad
panting that kis temper Li not the but, it Is probebly
only high ouratia which Ii the best merit ler can hues for
the breaker. Thum presuming you bare • kraut of
dog., attach him to ILO old one. If your puppy igo dog.
put him on with us of the opposite sax, which ho will
follow with situ s lithe coaxing. To. next sad gyrates{
la importation is tb• shooting over tuna, sad by all mi.
be careful at first by IMAM OS 5 OOP. If I have • few
poppers. I take them all together, old dogs sae on, sad
when all meals( loose firs od several ups • but dOO%
take nay noted. of you pupal.. rather MO 1:11; with them
u though something a Importune woo on hand. The
old does will ran on, and tb• young ones taking sown
won ;lois la following their example ; brit wuo 7am to
.tsoif still ths old dog. would all drop, sod the puppy
would yory likely &turd nod look at t 0.., and at lest
think ' mattes" are not right hors, I shall be off.' At lut,
who. he sots rialto outrageous, you mast Owe to *yob
him to drop to hand before going (*fiber with the sheet-
ing, prises:ming you have added • halo powder alter they
stood the cap triar'—Froot "Uallllltri Illustrated Book of
UN Dog" (mimics's'.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-06

YEOVIL.

GAS EIPLOSIO3I.+4I Is; eip'Onion *Miffed 00
Saturday at a new glove facto(' at YeoviL Tb•
°Wings of two yams were laid bin ean soma raft,rs
smaght flre. but the flames ware • ot. (itin.takhe I.
Mr. Johnson. one of the firm, was knocked down by
S pteos of wood whioh was driven agaln.t him.

ATTSSIPT TO UPSII r A TRAIN.
On Saturday at Tivertoo, 'nooses Osmond, aged
sixteen ysaos, was charged with placing two pieces of
wood and two Moose on the Tly•rvon branch line
of the Great Western Railway with intent, and sudan•
goring the lives of passengers. A baker was paring
over the bridge on Tuesday altsroons, when he
observed the obstacles and removed them. The °minty
and railway police made enquiriev, which led to the
apprebenel..n of the prisoner, who waa committed for
trial at the MAI The wool at:isolated of two lugs
porde, sod the sones wise so placed am to ripest any
palming train. The disootsry wao only made half an
hour bifaces crowded msrket train was doe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-06

01111111 MAIL

CONCERT AND THEATRICAL ENTERTAIN-

111ViT.

A most socesseful and now entertainment war gi,••
by the Messrs. Clark, &misted by their slaters and
cousins, on Thuredey, the lit of January. The first pert
consisted pf mtge. reading.. and solo.. which were well
rendored The mooed_ part was Tom Taylor's faros in
one act, "A Blighted Being." The ct &resters were takes
as follows ;—Job Wort (the Blighted Being), Mr Joe
Clark ; Ned Spanker (a Bailor). Mr. Frank Clark: Cum-
ming(' Walter). Mr. Henry Clark ; aftsderty (an Irish
Apothecary). Mr. W. Clark ; Boman Spanker (Propristreel
of Howl), Mr. Alfred C irk. To say that emit one per-
formed his part well is not enough, m all mimed ea
thoroughly well set. and ti enter into their rmpectivs
pats, that It was difficult t believe tmy were amateurs,
and this loot,arm attempt at plitring the Darts of actors.
Kr. Joe Clark as Jab Wort was excesedlngly long,.
and the pert of Ned Spanker to Mr. Prank Clark's Itaade
was perferot. and many times could be hoard the
crickettag renturk, ' Well bowled, Frank.' Kr. H. Clark's
surly of Cumming the Waiter vs. all that could be
desired. and Kr. William Clark as altalferty was well
dolts, salt wee pluming to beer the remarks. 'Well hit.
Bill," Well plao4d.• Mr. Alfred Cliark curled out
his part of Susm Sproker briautlfally, making a deat-
hless and vaunting proprietress of an total. and the
verdict of 41 Iwo without esoeption that they • Playa
well.'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-06

kWiiti AGE

FOITHOOMING MARRIAO2.—It 11111111:10110011d Out the
mamage between Mr. Charles Edmund Robinson,
eldest son of J. C. Robinson, Esq. (Surveyor of her
Majesty's pictures), of 10, Yorkislace, Portman.
square, London, and Newton Manor, Swansea, and
isa Jane Anna Starke, second daughter of Robert
Starke. Esq., of Grazing Nook, Bed&b, Yorkshire, will
to place this month.
_

BUILDIMO.—IO addition to the several houses in
course of erection, another large one id just being cow-
menced by Mr. C Edinuds fur Mr. R. Hutchings.
Cucacit Paorearr.—The trustees of the land and
properties belonging to the t. Mary's parish church
Mild their usual quarterly meeting in the vestry on
Monday morning last, the Rev. It D. Travers. rector,
in the chair. There was a quorum present and the
chief business t ansacted was the vsssing of • resolu-
tion, which will doubtless remove the delay and
facilitate the speedy completion of the sale of the
whole property to Sir. G Burt Delays have before
proved to the trudems to be dangerous.
BAZAAR AND FANCT SALL. —The usual Christmas
sale f r the Congregational Church took place in the
school adjonuing on the 2tith, 2;lh, and 29th inst.
The room was very prettily deco &tad, and il.uininated
with Chinese lanterns A good compauy atteuded
the sale, and also the pub ic tea which was held on
the 27th.l All prevent stewed thoroughly to enjoy
themselves, and entered heartily into the ainuteiniate
aa wall an the busies, of the oocaeon. The .4.11-
keepers worked very hard, and we should judge that
ou congregational friends were successful financially
1141 well as in other respects.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-06

STIIIMINSTSR NEWTON.

Ox December 30th the Wesleyan pastors and
stewards, with their local preachers, held their
quarterly meeting when the usual business was done
and three coodldate locale illrech..4 to come up for
examination at the next quarterly meeting. The
clection of circuit stewards was for Messrs. G S.
Barnett and J. Gentry, and for circuit secretary,
Mr. M. Drake, jun. A vote of thanks to the
former stewards was duly given and acknowledgedl.
A vote of thanks was also tendered to the ladies who
entertained the delegates to dinner and tea, to which
reerionaes in very short welcomes were given by f.re.
E, Wang T. Barrett, also by Mrs. A. Young, Mrs.
Samuel Drake, jun. Mrs. C. Cake, and Mrs.
Wilkins. • very profitable conversation for one hour
on the work of God •&I neat engaged in, and letters
of condolence directed to two aged and absent
preachers. Hymn No. aIZ was heartily sting with
chorus, and prayers ended a pleasant evening,
seventeen delegates being in attendance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-06

BRIE REGIS.

SLVAINABLI GIFTS. —Mr. Montagu Guest, Ml'.
for the boiough of Wareham, with his usual kindness
and genensity, distributed over NO parcels of
grooenes amongst the poor of this villago. Each
parcel was of the value of 55., and was purchased
from the tradesmen residing here.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-06


grorrtspotratnce.

THS LOST BAND.
To the Edito,.

Mr.—Allow me, as "Another Subscriber," to say
that I wonkier the letter from a "Victimised Sub-
scribe," %alto uncalled tor, and a most nejturtifiable
Missiles on the Town Band, for surely, atter playlos
Is public, sa I am assured le really ths sass, some 70
or 60 times last year, they are undoubtedly entitled to
a little rest at Christine, eves th, ugh Ibis may be
indulged in at the risk of Incurring tie displeasure of
that santankaroos Individual "A Victimised SO-
teethe." I have no doubt if the latter is etIU die
madded with tam amount of music with whioh he has
been provided during the pet you., which I am
happy I. know le not dm ease with the majority of
the subscribers. the Bandmaster, on being furnished
with the malomtent's name in °anglicise, would
ib
only.ie
tso testily Mbe sub.
to him whatever ha b sub-
to the band [med.—Your. faithfully,
LIOTHIIt Suitscausz.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-27

ght ifarm anti amen.

THE CORN 'MAIM

The Farwr .ray..:—" Farmers awl country millers
furnish the market with tle•ir full quota, unilerselling
foreign produce. English wheat steady in price ;
foreign sorts made prices quoted lieeluan samples
rather harder to se,ll ; American lots very scarce.
Flour unchanged in rattle, drllland quiet. 31stize
WM in moderate request ; geate, dllll eel .41e barley,
malting and grinding, dull ; loans and peas, retail
ride—sH the above unehangal in Inc.'. Weather
cold and fine. Business keeps restricted."
The Mark Lon. F.:sta.'s, says —"The: weather has
continutsi in an unsettled condition Over the whole of
the United Kingdom. In the sonthern 1141 of
England the intermittent rainfall has not Itemise fficient
to interfere with wheat sowing, and goal work cow
Limns, to be made ; but in the north and colder dis-
tricts of the north-west leper.. sottled weather is
beginning to he looked for with some anxiety. Cion•
(billows for thrashing awl delivery eel grain have cow
tinned unsatisfactory, awl most of the new cr.q. sam-
ples on offer are men, or hsts out if condition. This
circumstance, together with the word seasonable
demand for seed, has gradually enhanced values for
Pick.'d samples f wheat both in Loudon and tie.
provinces. London trade, however, has been slow
during the week at Monday's advance (about fill, and
.en Friday this was difficult to maintain. Country
dour continues to be freely offered at extremely low
rates. The finest samples of native malting barley
continue to creep up en value from the extreme
scarcity, whilst twourlary descriptions as steadily
decline. Owing to low prices, there hare been small
deliveries of native oats in London, but in the pro•
vino,* they have met with fair trade. Beans clearer,
and value of peas also firmer. Trade en foreign wheat
off stand* in Amu& in le eitlon slow awl dragging."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-27

NR.FOSKETT LOCK ON THE DEATH OF LORD

SHAFTESBURY:

Whin. the con ttttt imeement tie• of the
Sessions, Mr. It. Fie.st.-rr th.• i 'hair.
loan) miil : Oil Isdialf .1 the member,. of ill • 1t.,,
twactising at sessions, I Wir,ll to ask permission to say
.1 few words by way of exisessing regret at the loss
which has In"..11 ..ccani.al.l to this Court and this
by the death of the chief magistrate, the Lord
Lieutenant, Lord Shaftesbury. Of amine we who are
liere an, comparatively junior men, and we have not
had the advantage of so close contact with him here
as with yourself and Lord l'ortinan. Still we feel it
is an occasion We ought not to allow to 1.1.1,1 by with-
out expressing our great admirati'm for his character
and our great regret at thr, loss that has beiqi
occasioned by his death. Outside of this court we
also remember that for the last 30 years he has 'wen
practically charged with the wise approval and
'election of so many of the men before whom we have
the privilege of practising, and in that way we owe
obligations to him. And besides that, far away fro!.
here, it is impossible for any .if us or any Englishmen
ignore the services he has rendered to big country !
and to the English speaking race throughout the
world, all of which rellect Moro or less
this vanity to which he belonged. I think it was
!sell Macaulay who said hr must lw lowr mall
ilnlr,fll who prefer sumsac in politics to iiiiets..o
in literature. But I think it is ',retold,. th,•re is
mon. remarkable instants, of the ephemeral nature of
a literary reputation than 0 amulet, himself.
lewd Khali...Wry, I think, has shown at any rate I hat
in that spheru., Isirder land of religion and
is which said wen. the only
things any man really moist about --Imoltiliaftesliiiry
if I ion not wrong iii prophesying, that a
far Imes, isiniistient and valuable repot...tie!' may Is
laiil in ilia& border land of religion and isilities which
contains the really Hoot valuable pivrt Isith meet
vallialde in its results became it posluees a permanent
advance iu the moral condition of the 10,111.• ; mi
in it. ill., individual t.heraets r.
lionalise it abate affords hill scope to all the familtie•
of a note. nature, his intelligent... Ali.. (et hags, anil his
activity. Aml in this I think yoii will agr... ili.it in
his Karinal lk iNt I ow, clear sight, feeling
has made for himself a (hitt will nit only
not perish in thirst.' hut wherever the Etmlisli r.we is
known. Ile is one of those who, us hi is list, said by
tile peek
" Had reason char for lamp of light,
True feeling hail for power of sight,
Steam, will to fear sliieliet
I hew, sir, I have not iinelispials.lvet pressed theregmt
we feel at the loss this salinity ha. TI..
iIIAINMAX Mr. lock, the Court is grateful Pt pm awl
the learristers pritut:sing here ii, y'.sir very iiit,n,iting
reeingssltiint .4.1 w late
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-27

LONGBRIIDY.

A Pcntic Tu t7srlt-Pl;c7tat the Primitive Methodist
Chapel here on Friday evening, in aid of the Chapel
fowl.. The tea MIN followed by a meeting, at which
Mr. Danieile (Dorchester), presided. Addresses were
delivenA by Mr. S. Barter ( iVinterburne), and Mr.
E. S. Vine. The financial statement wee very subs
factory. Kind friends had liesntifully depilated the
chapel for the occasion. Thrwith the efforta that have
been made. the chapel debt Ibis been bronglit .lown
a very Plll3ll sum, awl it is hoped Ivy Felessiry to
clear it off. At the close vi V. a., of thank+ wv. given
te Miss F. Vine for pbeiding at lie. Ihinwoujimi.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-27

POOLE.
TUE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

The compact between the two parties has only been
partially sumeolobil. In one war.' the agre.mient will
adhered to, but in thc other four Liberals are pitted
the one against tho other for the litre, sootts -Ntostrs.
Nlate (the fre•efit Mayon, 110.6.11, It tlmmis. 3,1,1
Th.• general opinion I. that :Ifter eX•
cellent way in which Mr. Mato lets olio diargill
&alien as Mayor he ought to head the poll.
A man eufferint in his feet liar been admitted into
a Brussels aliol ha. explained that lids pro.
fe.ri.lll wan that of " pail lie had earned
an honoit living by making pilgriusages on hire for
pei phi Who Wain, I t.o propitiate thhi or that
particular aaint, and could not go to the shin them-
adves, it 16.4 not appear that he uver did viearioti4
penance, though doubtlins lie would have been willing
enough.
The tenant farmers in the county of Limerick last
week pnietically struck against the 'laymen' .1 rent.
The majority .4 the landlords being unable to aLI:I4,
to the reibietionr AAA by the tenantry. the Litter
refueod to pay anything. Abatement. Irma 30 to. :.0
per cent. have been demanded, and .1!.... ..I lo and
15 indignantly refused. This has been the cage on the
I.:ginont. and Atkinson propertiee.
nem,. threatenosl legal Pr..ceedingoli but the to•nlant,
merely laughed at the threat',.
A collie named Lincoln met with a terrible death
at the Carlton Main Gollerie.o, near Itarto,,ley, ion
Satnrilay. A circa laden with livrninz from
the coke ooven• overturnel. The hot in..., fell ..rt Lin•
coin, thering him to death. HI, a wife an-ll
her children. This makes the fourth death at the
south Yorkshire pits during the last week. Seven
men have been injured during the same p
TOW!: COCNCIL—A special meeting .1 the Council
, was held in the Town 11311 on Saturday hi' g for
the 'sinew of selecting an .11olernian t.. pnoioleat
! the forthcoming election of councillors as retuning
officer, the jurusunt Mayor being one of the no L L ing
=embers. There wen. present —Al.l..nn an Dor In.
Alklertnan Itsll. Gemeillors lett!, Diyg, .1. Darden,
and J. J. Ball. The Town Clerk having statssl the
business, Mr. Alderman Darden was Ulla • ously
appointed
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-15

SHERBORNE.

WE regret to hear that the Rev. Mr. Woeslissat,
the rector 14 Glanvilles Wootton, has sustained
sesern injuries through being kieked by his horse
whilst isit hunting. The bone of one of his legs
wa,, not only broken, but, it is said, very badly
smashed. -

Tilt Abbey Bells were ring lut Friday evening by
the Sherburne ringers, the work of re-hanging having
been outwit:tell the name aftenmon. Alias,, found
lx' in perfect onler, and the new (nine WWI 1.0
rigid that no perceptible vibration was experienced.
A LAVGHABLE minim' broke the Menetnny
taking the Kant Sotnerset poll in a schoolveun near
hero. The flow of rotor,. suddenly °resod and went
..ff to nothing. There was an harm" in the
nv.m. The prraiding officer was a musical genius.
WhAt conkl belt, r fill up the interlude than a tune?
So the: harmonium wioi set A-going, And soon its
jails reverberated outside and brought down the
rector, who, laung it lairie to obtain Vital/felon lain,
self, sent in the policeman to Atop the row.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-15

PORTLAND.

A 11ANI.OMIC reeponse Man apwal
ikw a illonall..ll t..ward, ti,,plircliam, Ipf apparatue for
the Portleiel Sci.seteo CLasses, the promoters have
received a chequu ~f from IL I'. Sturgis, Esq.,
M.P.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-15

WTF26.

In accord:in& with a enifireAtion from Mr. Crain%
it wit. 0.1,611.41 that the old Clivelryistepo be removed.

THE MAXIM; OV TRIM

Thi.Cionsteil proissrled to consider the desirability
of idauting tress at the various splituaches to the
town.

_
.11. letter was read from Ntr. F. W. Ayling in respect
1.. com, twin." adopted in the vicinity of
Dorchester-n.l and I:rang...terrace ;whilt dr.
Drayton wows. to the effect that he would dig holm
For alsint 20 tr.sw if the Gwporation would supply the
gaIIII. for Langliam
The loiter offer was accepted.
There 11 leasiness of public interest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-15

WITMOITIIII.

SVDDIN DRATH.—George llerridge, aged 52, who
lived on Weld Plain, died suddenly on Friday evening
at about 11 o'clock. Ile had gained • hying for hie
wife and large family by working as a labourer and
Dotter on the Qom'. Before retiring be said he rots
feeling on veil. He got out .4 bed at 11 o'clock,
complained of hue left side. and died about quarter of
an hour afterwarclx. The death is attributed to heart
disrase, and upon the facts of the ease being tub.
mitted to the cornier, he did not con Aider it neces•
ear, to hold an inquest. The decemed leaves a
widow and a large family.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-15

A BRIGANTINE ASHORE.

The brigantine Flora, which was bound for Wey-
mouth with coal for Mr. .1. Sanders, and iron for
Mr. D. Gillett, of the Foundry, Barden, master,
came ashore shortly after midnight on Sunday. It
appeared that after passing the Shamble.. it WM
intended to enter %Veysnouth Barbour, but in
conospience of thick weather and a strong wind, the
whereabouts was not properly known. The lead was
null, and it was ascertained there were only about
five fathoms of water. The brigantine shortly after-
wards struck on the rocks at Itingsteml, Weymouth
Bay. .1 •ignal a.. then given for is.sist..nee, and the
coastguard onieials from ttoniii4ton at pia 'OIL
u.. ses. Atlesigh A heavy •Nell wi. "II at the time,
the crew, eight in 111111 l her. W.T.• safely Linde,' it, their
°Wit boat, whit+ Was steered vie-sr of the rocks ashore
by one of the coastguarlsinen. Tiny intended
returning to the Flora the following morning, but at
daylight it WAS found the stern Was under water
newly as far as the foremast. The bad weather
continued ou Monday, awl the Flora consequently
gradually became a total wreck. We believe the
cargo was covered by insurance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-15

WYKE REGIS.

ENTICIITAINSIEST. —Th.. fortnightly entertainmint
in t Fralay lag Wa. Well At P.n.
awl tè,. pr, mine .ipitaite.il in an :Amaral ile manner.
It w.. a, iDa. : —Part I. - ; lee. The WYke
Choir ti.,•• sw..l StoDry.- I r.. ThoinP-
.in : Mr. S. M : reading, Rev. tjnartna
I: wen ; Mr.. 1:6.14..: ie nig, Mr. .1
jun. ; tong:, Mr, litrami ; Mr. Winrar Ana Mr.
IL me; !a.m., Mr. ; .ing, Mr. P.
Part 11. - -Song, Mr. G. Whittle ; ...mg. Mr. Win Aar ;
roar. ni. !triage : duet, Mr. 'lli. itiale.on Anil Mi..
$ tinafigth ; Mr.. Morgan : reading. Mr.. A.
England : glee, Th,. Wyke Choir; Mr. :
railing; National Anthem.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-15

TOWN COUNCIL.

A meeting of the Council was held on Tuesday,
when there were present the Slayor (Alderman
Gregory) in the chair, Alderman Cunne, Alderman
W. Durden, Alderman A. Einaon ; Councillors 11.
Durden, A. H. Lock, W. Tilley, G. Davis, K.
Burnett, F. V. Erisor, and T. Bennett : Mr. If.
Symonds( ansistant•Town Clerk) and Mr. W. Thomas
(Borough Surveyor.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-15

ROYAL BENGAL TEA

IS IN EVERY RESPECT THE BEST TEA GROWN. 1

IT OONTAINB.T-111iiisifeiii:-PEOPERTIES OF TEA IN CONCENTRATES
STRENGTH-THE RESULT OF SCIENTIFIC CULTIVATION.

U possesses an lisquisile natural flavour of exceptional Richness, and in tursoich and
Piquancy is unequalled. •
IT IS RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY AB 18PECLALLY 817ITED FOB
THOSE SUFFERING THOM WEAK DIGESTION.

G. It. Tenant., Esq., F.C.8., F.R.M.8., Londoni—. I have submitted to it searching
chemical exunination the Revel Bengal Tea, and find it contains a high proportion of
the nerva-quietlng and refreshing theism." •
A. Comma DOTIA, Esq., M.D., CM., Soother. :—"The Royal Bengal Tat appears 10
me to possess lees tannin and to be more suited to the use of dyspeptic yenta's than any
of which I have Lay experience."
B. Asrisod, Esq., L.R.C.P., L.R.C.8.E., Erdington :—" The Royal Bengal is the beet
Tea I have ever tasted. I find It agrees with dyspeptic patients better than any other."
llostdresis of oilier 'medical new is diprrot ports of She country ere rola, sad
rrtoißAoll.ll.9 MU rm. Per ..s.
THE ROYAL. BENGAL TEA- No. 1,3 s. Od.
n n /1 n " " ' ~2, 2s. ed.
r, e " „ 3,2 s. Od.
The Leal.Blightly B;oken - - - - „4, Is. Bd.
In ease of first orders, lb. and upwards will be delivered tree, after which 4 lb.. and
upwards. After first order a uniform charge el 84. will be made for any quaintly wale
i lb.. &MD IT
MARK.
THE ROYAL BENGAL TEA COMPANY, Lombard Court, London, 1.0.
Ohogou load• Ramble lo li, biz's:, csarell "04 Doak: Tamil i EADANIAos ;Awl almonw pdilli
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-15

DOROHNSTIR.

San Oretßimicit. A dour...tie errant named
Trigger, a cook, in the employ of Captain Law
Fordington wac found dimd in bed, on Fri:tay
morning. The unfortunate decoseed, had
been wornewhst unwell on Thursday, and Mr. litepoon
in coie.po•nee attended and gave her o • medicine,
nothing ioeriont. being then apprehended, or, in fact,
during the night, a felhow•isatant, named .I..klimot,
the mine bed with loer. t% hen .I,e got lip
on riday, to her worm..., Trigger wac found to lon
quite dead. Captain Law and hi* wife only left
I. on Thurooday morning for a holiday, and on
Iraniing of the sad affair, returned home loy the earlie4
trait. lieoeiwed, win, WS* • native of a was
about 26 years of age. An inquest was considered
unnecessary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-15

LONDON CHRISTMAS MARKET.

The annual Christmas Cattle Market, held at
Islington today, proved a great suctrsa and was a
distinct improvement over last year. both in point ~r
nnniliers •nil quality. The number of beasts la apoken
11.311 I/6MA 8,000, and Scotch arrivala formed • most
attractive portion cif the market ; hut there wax al.°
an cxeclicnt jul lay fl fere!. ink I hvviin., Sheri horn.,
Weld.. etc. The market sea. certainly above iho
averaz.. Ili.ineiva aas not liri•l4, liii sumo. few exc.!,
tionally fire. Scot. mule thoteral
! that.. nriedi f to. 2.1. to per The lotal
her of .11.41. wan about 13,0t10, and in their mac
' they are aa attractive a. A fair demand
prevailed. Small Dolma made HMI. to Cu.; heavy.
I breed.. :rot 11.1. to :W. Rd.; calve., 3x. Ad. to a. ;
2a lid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-15

POOLE.
ebbs ano 6 nits.

1 The interest in the last election is rapidly dying
: out. in fact, the people are now beginning to
opinionate as to when the next in to be. Certainly,
I" mid the chief organs of either party there would
serlll 1., be some warranty for this indulgence in
anticipation. Of course, we shall not know until
Parliament fleets what line the Liberal party will
pursue. In the meanwhile all sorts of suggestions
, are thrown out. The Mors, which is accused by its
Liberal contemporaries of " ratting "—" since its
. chief proprietor, says one, has ceased to be a Liberal
! inember, it is gone i wee Is iirl y a nil we il to the Tory party,"
I and upholds lewd Salisbury in his plaintive appeal
to the 4 )I.l..ition to " come over and help us. If
tie • riopease is favourable, the Premier will nos feel
Ile. least delicacy in kicking over the l'arnellite
holder . • and Innrorner, has promised to have MI
trained the stomach id his folliwers, that they will
swallow any dish cook Gladstone may set before them.
Besides, say the spokesmen of this back•honoless
ministry, the Lords will be ever so much MM. willing
I to agree to measures which are sent up than they
Iwould be to those presented for acceptance by •
Liberal Government. This will he remembered when
this strange collection of • few men of talent and a
multitude i.f political jack-puddings, with • flavouring
iif Atheists and 7th Commandnient•nuishers, are put
on their trial. On the other hand the /may Nries
and the other Liberal organs answer, n"I perhaps in
many words but to the same effect—" That lie
hviiged for a tale : Why should you have the glory?
l'oliaaha rodi sarradil Aral. The cmintry hiui unmis-
takably said 'we lint • Liberal Gower:1111..11C in
power,' :toil why should its protein:it,' declaration be
ignored." Th.oe art. the two broad VioMs of the
praent situation. A great deal has to be said on
either side. In favour id that .1 vocat,j by the
La wa it may lie conceded that another election early
in the year will be an unmitigated nuisance. Lon!
1 Salisbury has not yet tired id the sweets of office.
And if his is kicked out the probability is that he
would coolly turn once again to his cast-off, the Irish
party, and impede all measures of Liberal Reform.
Whitefishe might be kept in power, orratber in office,
pe {mg es be behoves, sod whim lis jibe be could be
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-15

WIMBOR24I.

PETTY SESSIONS.

F 1111 MT- Ituf.mn.Mr. K 11. tt:.lly,lonrl Itarri.

and Mr. Flolli...Frier.
tranter, it: I Charles Willis, of Wallis Down,
Wa 11111 l noised tteorge Calloi. tar stealing a load
loam, sabot 7e. lid —l'reiseetitor wrote throngh a
sohritor to say that he belierisl the tlefendent had
taken it ler the mistaken idea that he had • right
to do a.; he wished to withdraw (mot the caw.—
was allowed to do this on paying the coats.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-15

PEPPER'S TANNIN THROAT
GAROLL

Tannin Gargle obould be within the reach of all in the
Iced degree soldtcl to Wrest affectiona. whether Inflam-
matory. relaxed. ulcerated, 'metronome, ewollen tomti,.
enlarged oloul. weakeoed voter, ar Thom constautty
epeekieg, singing. os reediag, by using the Gerais prevent
the Beskiness, dryness. and irritetion eo frequeutil et-
on over-exertion ; also of producing unumaliy
metaieed po•ers without injury to the mucous surlsom
of the thrust
Tenpin .0 great purifie,. and at useful as a neoetg wash
,n cams of disagreeable breath, arising frost demersel
teeth. dieriedered stomacb. mouth ulcerations. or
mama
As • rum for ordinary sore throat. with its nasal pilaf al
sod sometimes dangerous eyneptmas, the Tamils Gant*
to ler better asa anything. Bottles, la dd. Sold *vie,
where.