The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09 00:00:00

THE LEATHER BOTTEL.

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The trade In store cattle has opened a little, but the animals
are bought at too high a price In Ireland to be disposed of 111 _
_......---- anything like large numbers here. Of mileh cows the supply
GNRDENING WORK FOR TEM WEEK. was •liori•r, and then: were not so many w slaw' ; they met' • A Dartoision Dilly.
with a quiet trade. at last week's rates. There was a poet
WITCHES WARDLE. supply it pi,.s. situ a lawman: trade. Isaeon pigs selling at [For the better understanding of this " ditty," io
Iron 9.21 to us VW and po 4IV 94 per score. esse it should not he.self-interpri ting, we Frill to it
aut see'.lieg Rm., IN !'.I)T(It , Bipep, lit cat,hprit 31.,,,,,,,,3..., L. .Tio., euemer ot I.vasts Is very small, and two Estrada. one from Mr. Dar•in'is Dearest of Maw,
.0 esul Outsets IS 11001 S IS stitheit Si ly 1ar.,0 to 5,151514 ron-equently they are readily dispo-ed of at rather higher and the otaar from Dr. Alleyne Nieltotaotie retro-
to do .0. wat ch Beet, eimot.,, p,.,s,ipa, sh.i mt.-. W. have a larger .ul.ply of ditep, but the increase Is tindery Text-Bcok ofZovlogy. We suggest that the
in I .reltot. Trade it. active at Mit fltuttartioutgatiens • ins
nudist crop.. and seo that t! ey do not fall a pr..y to . in.T.,„ ,i . , ... • - --... : word it invitee, if not spelled Askidian, ought. at is at
te) are ex A -•...ma. • rAild la .carsgly yi ,
" . to be pronounced so.]
ro•tia and wugs se soon ad they to p ••1' above ground, i no Ildicl..) for laud. mid ...the idur I mhos supply monists
for the mops often it.il from this llighe, itlid the seeds- of 2do besttot, Mott await, an.l 265 calves. "The tho-t maul, prtgenitors in the kingdom of
sae is blamed for but supplying got seeds. Where Pr 4 nod ell a: 11. d. the Vertebrate, at wkjek we are able le Obtain an
e ots. a
the attack has commenced, sow a quantity nf sot •nd iletd scot., Herefords .. .. 56t0 5 10 °bloom lett te. apparently eousisteJ Of a grey, of
lime mired together over the crops att ticked ; the best Best Sliort•licnis .. .. .. b4to 5 8 Marine efunv•ls, re -twisting the lams of esi.ting
time for &leg this is eithi rat duck in t'.. es.. .....g, in tivem,•l tioait) I: ,I. .. .. 38to 4 8 Ateidians. T! en anitstals I tot. b V pr.! ,ieto a g sop
f &Fly in the morning. 11;111111,w Ye, C Pi. - i.. . 7.•• 1.."' ••• • • • .. .. i 0 l•• li 0: of fishva, .. . ties to the Signiache. Toe '-iiiiiie' at
Lettuces which have been 1.4- v. rdi 4in 1.. t,...: •t ,0 1,...„ ~ •• . • • - '• 3 " '''' :' 4 I then braDthttl off into the two stems, U. New Wetht
be transplanted finally. and :at., tided t iktt Balt- ~ I'' ', and Old World monkeys; and from the latter, at a
Imo ii- at i.i 1.4 A - shunt - ...0 Oto a 0
5 0 to 6 4
sheold the meant' T move dry, not ,ta l'.. a -y. 1%0•1 1-,lis-at 01, .. ... .. ooto 0 o remote petiod, Nan, the wander and ci..ry of the
rit Mach, Turnips, and all other advapeinit Vol.. cud Litt., Shorn .. •• ••55 1. 6 6 universe, proceeded. Thus we have given to man a
whets Potatoes are above ground in tie "pan im.irters, Rwvi a second quality .. -00 to 0 0 pedigree of prodigious length, hut not, it
mar be said,
ail, now the ease with all forward sort*, have the ground Ditto. do. Shorn .. .. 48to 5 8 of noble qualitv."- The Descent of Maw, and /Media*
iDan ts, .. .. .. ... 0 .4 to 7 8
between the rows forktd•up at lesa, one 1.4 sic. r. ~_
~ in relation le -Sex. By Chyle' Darwin,ll. A., F.H.8.,
which alit prove of hr. at advantage t, the esop,
aztis,,,,,,ts.a2t.,tissrket, 50, ; sheep and lamb., 10.550 ; ealvel, 325; .B,m, vol. 1., p. 212-13.
Water &desisting crops uf C. ulifi soon s with liquid 1,....,,,,,,.. " TorttoMra.--This ems includes a elus of aoloals
1116111110, either agog the drainingsfrom the dung heap, ealt., to; it0r....,t4Y-4,4e.-libseigeePilel,g,' giber,1,,,,417.4; r66„4:„..500.7 ; not at all familiarly known, and mostly of swiall
.sts't,
or guano dissolved in water at the rate of 2 ort. to the I those übtalued Ines.week. r They are often called Aseldtans (Gr. ado*, a wuse-stio,
gallon ; draw • little fresh soil to the 514515 01 the plan'. .---- from the resemblance which many of thtm 'Whit in
after the operation. shape to a two-licked jar or bottle. The two oasts
In the outer ledthery CAR: or ' cut' of the Tanicata lead
into the interior of tic- suimal, and are u:ea for the
admission and expul-ton of te....water ; and by their
means the salami hoth ltresil is 11.11 I .bt.ins foot"-
' ferrodectory Tcxl-110.1. of Z,L149. 137 li. at'leyne
Nicholson, N.D., /to.

PIAiLTILY MARKET.
DIVI2IIII, April lA—Price, 10-day ware a.
1.2 d tap 1. Jal par pair , 17 to la lor a

Wit GARDEN.
Continue diabudding sod thinning the young wool
of Apricot, Peach. and even Plum trees. and r, tam no
w.cr. wood than can bo laid•in without crowding Ono
„,ioripenerl branch which as been exposed to nun and
n. worth rda that hAve been huddled tooled or and,
wonoquently, elU.metured: Thin the iuit of es ekes
ttteu Will.llo too Dna, le driog double the
rout, r :equired for a crop till they at stoned, when
they wind, have th ir final thinning.
FLOW LK Li AIDES.
Watch oarrfully for aphides. Keep all worked
Knees fret from suckers, whole are is. produced In
rat abundant*. Finish clipping Box. Pay attsntion
is plaots now hardening for bedding.out, let it be an-
• milished gradusliy. Determine your plans as to
heights and colours ; pcy at Ontion to the arrangement
ol tiro r. For producing Ir-illiant effect in in it's.
reject pArti coloured flowers. Use pure und clecol-d
cu,,,gra, such as brilliant scarlet, pure wl.ite, deep
nom* and bright yeilow ; those which are in Owe
;spay spoil each other. Take oars not to mix plants
woo-e bloom is of doubtful duration with those of •
mom perui.Lneut oharsa•er, remembering always that
jo buy of • formal fl rat., r garden depots upon its
lerng in A I its details a pest 'ct work of art Many
pinnt their stoe4 a thinly that their hods are
nut c .vered till late in I ho season, I ailv.sc thick plant-
ia for rpeedv effect. Wto re walks if:quire to be re-
parelled, it should be done previouc to dry weather
porting in, and roll frequently. Wirere annuals are
1,,,wr0d for late tiorrctivg they way yet be sown.
Tr.thaplant tender animas hour their teed pots and
bah; also treunplant remembering to Ute
oautiou so to frost

ItUTfEkt MARKET.

Fresh Butter continues very plentiful, but the quality still
rad. very much. The demand is not biisk enough to dear
if tine supply. Etrata ars induced to le., mounds and wend
COMA"' to a, and third. las , A
_nterior lowaz. (Maud la not
In nopte%t ; quota it at lin tid to 1416 d per dozen.
The Vt•reisii Butter market has loan quiet, mid prices are
lower, except fur Fricaland, which shaman improvement, being
queled to-day at If.. Normandy at WM to 110, ahatre a
aides...4lu talL Jonseis MU to II;; hid 1I to ; Le.r
tlaa to Int), ; Kampen 12, to III; and Zwollo lOtis to lit,
per vat. _ . .

Air.—" The Las,:her Both.i'
How many wondrous things there be
Of which we can't the remain sec!
And thi• is one, 1 matte think,
That must men like • drop of drink.
But hero comes Darwin with hi. 141.11,
And shows the true Descent 44 :
And that explains it all full well,
For *an— was—once—a leather botttl.
There Cr. Ifollmea rather small,
That Naturalist. Ascldia call;
Who, being Jost a bag-like skin,
Subsist on water pouring in:
And these you'll find, if you writ seek,
Dense their nen" from Heathen Greek ;
For Scott and Scapula chow full well
That As—koe—tileatic—a leather bottel,
Now Darwin proves as clear SA mud,
That soilless agen ere the Flood,
The Coming man's primaeval form
WAS simply 'an Aseldlan worm :
And loving then the habit got
Of pushy' liquor down his throat,
He keeps it still, and 61101.1 full cell
That Masi—was—once—a leather WWI,
When Bacchus' least came duly round,
Athenian peasants baat the ground ;
And danced and leapt, toes,' their toil,
'Mid leather bottels smeared with oil:
From which they slid, with broad grimace,
And falling, Oiled with mirth the place:
And, no they owned and honoured well
Their great—griand—sire—tho leather bottel
The toper loves to sit and swill
Of wine, or grog, or beer, his 111 ;
And, as lie sloth but little eat,
It Nerves him both for drink and meat;
But don't, I pray, be too strait-laced,
01 blame this pure Ascidian taste :
For Darwin's theory shows full well,
The to—per-1.--a leather bottel.
The Dean of Christ-Church does not shrink
To give five reason. we should drink;
"Good wine, • frietd, or being dry,
Or lest we should be by-mid-by :"
Then adds the 111th in humorous sport,
As" any other reason" fort :
But all his reasoning fhows frill well,
The Dean—was—Just—a leather bottAL
Nay, those who fain strong drink would stop,
Don't say, we ehould not drink a drop ;
Cut water, milk, or eau merle.
We're free to tipple all the day :
Sam Johnson's cell, is you may KV.
Drank many myriad coped tea:
And all this drinking shows full well
That man's—et—best—a leather 'total
"The thirsty earth drinks up the rain,',
The pinata, too,drink the moistened plate:
" Tire sea itself, which one would think,
Should have but little need for drink,
Drinks twice ten thousand rivers up
While beast, and fldies share the cup :
The Sun, too, drinks, the Moon a. well :
So Na—turn's —all—a leather Dotal.
I hope even Darwin don't say Nay,
When naked at Umco to wet his clay :
And I for one would drink hi. heolth.
And wish him sense Lel wit and wealth :
And if good liquor ha doth brew,
I'll drink to old Erasmus to ) :
And gladly Join to show full well
That man—is—edit—a leather buttel.

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Devizes, Lay 4.—Th• full ming were the current prism at
this übtritet to-tlay butter, per lb, Is. Id to Is itt; whey
ditto, lid to hid.

CUEEK.

Thu Choose trade is not at all brisk this week. Fur fine
1111a111) awl &sour lu English arid Arntriesn there Ls •
iu marsh, enquiry ; suiudlitig suns are slur ul sale.

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Chushirs,fine... .... ..bos to We WUWhin, Double Tas to Ohs
Lump* , 704 „ 7516 Tide ....6d4
Dcrhy pale a ehloured 74., boe, Lod —. 81. „WA
la:rat:lcy, 'Phi. . ..7de , ...J841,0.. 60.,, 64h
Sumer:wt. awl Ch.eddar 74.,, hte! Cheddar, 1...1 ....hts. „ 94s
...

IfkotaChed4ar.....7ol „ 78s

Foariux Cusses, per cwt.
Weal sds 56.
51.1 s „ 501 American s6s „ 671
berhy Gouda. ...50.1• Kanter ....... Itos
DRVIILS, May 4.—Thor. sees S sery small supply cd cheese
on offur, which, howes et, ell sold at about the prices of last.
month. tikuni wade 15s to 23.; sad good old double; hos
tubs.,

B 77777 AeT.—EPPe'S COCC. —G It AT grUL AND COW-
FORTING.—" Itiy • thorough kniwledgo of tho natural
laws which aoveru the oper.tions of digeation and
nutrition sod by • eareful evacuation of the floe pro-
pertiea of well-selected C.1C0., M. Epp, hits provided
oar breskfaat tables with • delis, itely flavoured bower.
age whioh mav save us many heavy doctor's billa"—
Ciril Service Gazette.
Made simply %Bit boiling water or milk, Eseh
picket is labelled—Jailed Erre and Co., Howoelpstitio
C.ltemists, landon. Also makers of Bpps's C•imoins, a
very thin evening beverage.
Taoss LADIES who have not yet used GLENFIELD
STARCH. are respectfully solioitrd to give it • trial,
and carefully follow out the directions printed on every
package, and if this is dono, they will say like the
Queen's lsaundress, that, it 1. the linir.t sta.ch they
ever used. When you imk tor Glenfield Stan*, nen
tioTtitinsVci,t.statkfrzonrtik.inds are often substituted
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NSW METAL PUMICE' FEST*. Box WITH PATENT
Snug° CorEß,—Bryant and May have recently in-
troduoed a very useful little Pocket Vesta Box with a
most ingenious and timple spring cover; it is • novelty
in every way, and will soon Wene into very general
use—being of metal instead of card, and retailed filled
with vest's at one penny. Any Tobacconist, Grocer,
Chemist, or Chandler will supply it.
"Tin IigIICAN Rids ittmewee" is an excellent
hair dressing for restoi ing grey or Pled hair to its original
colour without dyeing it—producing the colour within the
subalanes of the hair—impartiog • peculiar vitality to the
roots—preventing the hair from felling—keeping the head cool,
clean, and free from dandria--asusinr nest oaks to grow
unless the hair-glands are entirely desayel. " Ells Mexican
hair renewer" mites the hair soft, glossy and luxuriant.
Certificate from Dr. Vonitninn on every bottle. 84d by
Chemists and Perfumers at es tid, or sent to any address free
on receipt of its 61 in inampt,-1.1. C. Gallup, Proprietor, 493,
Oxford-street London.
Mn.. WINSLOW'S BOOTHISO STROP FOR CHILDREN I
Should always be used when children are cutting
teeth; it relieves the little sufferers at once, it pro-
claims natural quiet sleep by relieving tho child from
pain, and the little cherub awokes 'as bright al a
button." It is perfectly harmless, and very pleasant to
tests. It soothes the child, it settees the gums, allays
all pain, relieves wind, reeulates the bowels, and ia the
best known remedy for dysentery and diarrhoe a. whether
arising from teething or other causes. Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. sold by thousands of Medicine dealers
in all parts of the world at Is lid. per bottle, and
Million, of Mothers can testify to its virtue. —Manta-
factory, 493, Oxford-street, London.
FiILORAST FLOSILIMIL I—For the Turfs and Begone
A few drops of this liquid one wet tooth brush produces
a delightful foam which cleanses the Tooth from all
impurities, strengthens and hardens the gums, prerente
tartar, and streets the progress of decay. It gives to
the Teeth • gentility and beautiful whiteness, and tin.
parts • delightful fragrance to the breath. It removes
all unpleasant odour arising from decayed teeth, a
disordered stomach, or Wheelie smoke. The Fragrant
Floriliue is purely vegetable, and equally adapted to
old and young. It is the greatest toilet discovery of
the age. S in large bottles cod eloont cases at
2.. 61. by all Chemists and Perfumers. 11. 0. GALLOP,
Proprietor, 493, Oxford-street, London.
BROWN's BRONCHIAL TROOIIII3, for Sheltered Coughs.
Colds, licaricaneas, Bronchitis Asthma, Catarrh, or any
irritation or soreuess of the throat, are now imported
and sold in this oonetry at Is. per box, put up in
the form of • " lozenge." It is the most oonvenient,
pleasant, safe and sure remedy for clearing and
strengthening the voice known in the world. The
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher says: "I have often mom-
mended them to friends who were public meekest', and
to many eases they have proved eztrernely serviceable."
The genuine hive the words "Brown" Bronchial
Troches" on the Government Stamp around each box.
Sold by all medicine vendor&—London Depdt, 493,
Oxford-street.
To INverstoes.—Mit. Y. CHRIBTIAN'S FINANCIAL
°Aging (post free) ehould be °insulted with a view to
the site employment of capital. It contains original
articles, and • ownpreliensire review of the stock and
share market& Also particulars of the best paying
investments of the day, including bank', roil ways,
insurance, minis, and a selection of investments paying
10 to 00 per cent. on outley. To ttu.t ow, sear.
-
holders, and intending investors it will be found • very
valuable publioation, and should be consulted by Shows
who have an interest in the state of the money mar-
kets. 11 Royal Exchange, London, B.C. Bankers':
Bank of England.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.--Weary of Life.—Derangement
of the liver is one of the most formidable muses of
dangerous diseases and the most prolida of those
naelanoboly forebudinira whieh are worse than death
itself. A. few doses of them noted pills act magically in
dispelling low spirits and repelling the covert attacks
mode on the nerves by excessive beat, impure
atmospheres, over indulgence, or exhausting excite.
meet. The most shattered constitution may derive
benefit from Holloway's Pills, which will regulate
disordered action, haw the nerves, increase the energy
of the intellectual faculties, and revive the failing
memory. By attentively stu lying the inetruotions and
obediently putting them in practice, the most despond-
•s will soon feel oonfident of a perfect ref:weary..
Ltarlutoirr AID BRACTIFOL HAIIL—Mrs. S. A.
Mimeo " World's Hair Restorer or Dressing" never
fails to quickly restore Gray or Faded Hair to it.
youthful colour sad beauty, and with the first similes.
tion • beautiful gloss and delightful fragrance is given to
the HAW. It elope Hair from falling elf. It prevents
baldness. It promotes luxuriant growth ;no other pre.
ration will prude°s the same beneficial result. In large
tattles—Pries Six Shillings. Sold by Chemists and
Perfumers everywhere. Depot, 266, High Holborn,
London.—FoßOßiboese's Hote,llre. Allen's "Zylobal-
mamma " far exceeds any pomade or hair oil, and is a
delightful Hair Dressing; it is • distinct end @operate
prepszetlon from the Restorer, and its use not reouired
with it. Prim of Zylobeleamion, Three Shillings.
PIRVECTION OF ART is WATCH MANC/ACTURSII.—
" The stranger in London cannot fail to be struck with
the magnilioent establishments of goldsmiths with
whisk the City abounds. Such displays as are pre-.
seated to the eye are rarely to be met within any other
city in the world ; indeed, whole fortunes are son-
oentrated is their windows. Faremost among such
establishments is that of Hr. Benson of Ludgate Hill
sad Old Bond Street, Lindon, Watch and Cloak Maker
so HA. H. the Prince of Waste, which may truly be
solled the Housed Art. Everything ezhibits the most
perfect teat ; and, while the beautiful is thus cherished,
the useful Is also carefully studied. Mr. Benson has
maned a high poai,ion for the superior mannisetere
and &Ratio &wipe of his watches especially."—Ody
/WM. For prices of Watches, Clocks, Joitoilory,
(oholao, ke,, moo Illustrated Parophleto, whisk are mat
post tree tor two Stamps.