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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-01

PO RTLAIIID.

NeeeL—Lleut. Jstpi K. Mao-loon& hie hefo
&pp Anted to the Be cair.o br service to the S•r.
Bower.

Tee SALIsBORT FLINIIVAL.-042 Tuesday eveniu the
choir of St. Peter's hid a special practice for this
festival. which fa to take place In May n-at.
Ay lIIPIOVINKNT. —A groat Imprtvenient hue jut
been off trod in Fortune. Well. the footpath bet., en
Mr. Dankley's corner and the 013 Back having been
aep.balted.

ACCIDINT. —On Tom fay afternoon a young man
named Bonfield, of Waltsham, who suffers from our
eight, fall over a quarry, and anstalard ovnaiderahla
fDinrg. He, however, managed to walk hems, and is
now procrerwins favourably.
M•11111311.—The latga oteam•hlp Zanth.,, of Hull,
fr•,m a 1... to 11u1, put Ito Prtlasl RASII•
Tuesday for medical assistance, an captalo b-ing
rick. Tim vea.4l was a,t.nderl t by Maws. W.
rt,hart, and acting for W,loon and Co., and as
vats!! proc•wird.

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ILITAkT.— ,ient, H. L. Sdvester, the Cbeel..ire
Rogfinont, haa beim gezetted to be ,iontity-as.ibtsot
comint.eary goorral, on •pprorol. with ,he teingr.r.firy
rook of coptoio in the army. Litu,. C. P. Egerton
from the hlanoheeter Itccimeot to he lieutenant.
*ice It. A. Hon I, appointed • probationer for tbo
Indian Staff Corp..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-01

TN I O IN Immo ILRQOII/011111TIL

Mr. LOVILL ruked if any official communication
had been received by the Town therk as to the require•
aunty of the Great Western hallway Gunpany in the
harbour.

Thl TOWN CLIPS replied that not &sloes letter bed
been received by him but It had been read to the
Council.

THS QUAY WALL.

Mr. Idoegt.i. allied who wee responsible for the re-
building of the quay wall Irons Ferry'. Corner north-
ward... and which was erected by the Portland Rail-
,lrn7 Con Vb., for running • train from the elation to
the harbour. Who WS4 rsepondible for re-building it?
Mr. Al lerman I'lloll4B said the Portlaud Railway
Company were reeponsible from Ferry'. Corner to
Greenwood's Yard.

The Tows emu c uld not wawa the question at
that meeting.
M. rexrut. gave notice that he eheuld again ask
the question at the nut meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-01

PEPPER'S
TARAXACUM
AND PODOPHYLLIN.

A FLUID EXTRACT OF

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Good for Liver Disorder.
The best Antibthous Remedy.
Without a particle of Mercury.
Safest and surest Stomach and Liver Redlois*.
Clears the Read.
Regulates the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-01

THIS lA= PRIMA'S HEALTH.

111. stated on high authority that the Doke of Albany
did not go abroad bum., hi. health wu In a more
critical state time acrid, Oat limp y al a cunotuary cad
de drable change trout the sorority of toe Dunn in
England to the more genial weather mijoyel at this time
of the Itniera. last tad of having any apprehension as to
the Prilleee aMidittuti, her Uejat, bat observed with
pleasure, both from private Utters and newepacwor reeports.
1 that his It ,yal Illghaeu was able to aujoy the amuse-
; meats of the attractive Iffediteirraarso res etta which he
had recently visited. having been protein this week at a
ball, and ano last wash at the " ball of flowers " la the
Proms:gads des Anglo at Niue. Although it is well kaown
Online Primo* hal always teepee of. delac et 'count it am,
arising from an affection of it. system and defective cir-
culation of the blood, her Raj tiny has not at any time
been led by the medical advisers of the Royal Family to
auppose that be was especially subject to any diueas Of
complaint at all likely to cause 'widen death. Pievius
to leaving for the Riviera the Rake was in coon than hie
nee& strength sad hulthfuloses, the amount at phyaloal
axercise which se took ab cut the time ot he departure
Was • =attr of remark am mg his servants
and retainer.. He frequently took long walk% lead In-
dulged in other scannas with an sothosiaan which
sufficiently_ belied any doubt as to his health being cm.
paired. He was present, it appeared, at the celebranon
of the Naval Cleo at ()menu on Tualay unning, cad
there sustained • fall on the polulted oak fixer at the
dancing saloon, which neorsitated his removal to the
house where he was staying. Tb• ultimate Cattle of death
was not directly traceable t i this mishap, but to an
attack of syncope ore Medlar affection of toe heart. the
effecta of which were instantaneously mortal It is
singular that the fall which his Royal Niehaus sustained
was similar to that which he exparleaud nearly two years
ago at Illentone. The Dike was visiting in the Riviera
at that time, last previous I, his marriage with Penmen
Helena, and about the 7th of April, or thereabouts, he
slipped and fell on the slippery stoats en the grad
parade, sustaining &severe shook, whist' kept hies in his
room for several days. Another elaellar Oriacidenae co
muted with his death le the tut that it we. while staying
at Cannes that he Ant recanted Pas news of the death of
his father, the Prisme (lowan.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-01

THE JOROUGH SURVEYOR.
To at Irditor.

81.r,—It la reported In the town that the General
Purposes Committee, to whom 112., matter had been
referred, have declined to sign the testimonial to ths
surveyor, and have again referred "be matt.r to the
whole Council. If this is correct, and if the Council
declkie to pant the surveyor's application. I consider
It • very harsh and arbiter., proceeding. The labourer
I. worthy of a testimonial am well at his hire, and what
moons the Council can have for their heeltation Is
this matter lamat • Ices Li commies. Besides. 111.
not a testimonial aa t personal character or ability, a•
generally understood,that is &eked for by Mr. Thomas,
but merely an officially-signed oeetifiests of the works
carried out by or wider hun.—Yours,
FAZE PUT.
Dorchester, klatch 29th,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-01

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-01

THE NZW WETHI MAIN uirDia THE HAZIOIII

Mr. Loom. said this matter had been before them,
and they had rimeolved to allow the Water Cotopsoy
t• by their new pipes six feet under the bed of the
harbour. He pointed out if they deepened the harbour
as contemplated, t a depth of 16 fist, or elan 14 feet,
It would bring the pipe oat of the bed of the harbour
altogether, and pointed out the danger to shipping.
He mowed • resolution to the effect that the Water
Company should be Informed that the Council intend
deepening the harbour, an I aeleiming them to lay their
us. Piked soc wdingli, or bear the risk.
Mr. 110USISCLL s.cood•cl.

Altar a eh trt cliscu•sint the resolution warn carried
unanimously.

THE RAILWAY ACCOMMODATION.
Tbe nest bu.inses Ica to moeive a deindat;on from
the committee appointvd at a General Tows Meeting
held s .m 8 tints since with mistime to providing
proved railway ace immodatlio. The deputation *on-
side& of Dr. Childs, Mr. r. B. Groves, Mr. A. Clarks,
and Mr. Herb rt Groves.
Mr. Alderman ELIOT, a. chairman of the Town
Oommittes, c,IIBI up in Dr. CMIIB to read the
reports.
Dr. °SILOS ooi.i : Mr. Mayor arid Gentlemen of the
Town Council,—The committee elected at the General
Town Meeting for co.ialderime and
_promotiag la--
Word railway oomatuairation for Wqmonth and
Lad have sot neglected the *barge whisk WM

entrusted to them. The 0101111116410 met several time
end empowered us.. soda* oonimittee to seqult• all
available information sot to act on their behalf. Tbs
select committve have not spared time, money, or
labour ; have employed all the mimes in th,ir power
I, obtain reliable imformation with regard to the
different schemes for putvidini better railway sacrum-
modation, and have drawn up ir,p nu which set forth
this Information and the recommendations which the
trunmittoe are thereby in 'nand to make. With your
permiseion we will submit then repot,' to your one.
eideration
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-01

VIE NIA PIM

The Pile-Pier Committee recommended that a new
drinking fountain, eimilar to the ono at the cab-etand,
be erected at lb° entrance to the Pier ; also that the
necessary hairier' for the 'teenier Pew' urn., be
erected. and that the plans for the shelter at the end
of the Pier be approved.
Th.'s w•. considerable dl.cu..lu with Terrier I to
peering the plan for the shelter, ',semi members
declaring they had seen the plan, but eventually
this report was adopted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-01

STRUT ciarauctioas.

Mr. Dictum asked whose ditty it was to r•port
obstructions in the streets. Ho rebored to the pros-it
unsightly collection of building ni.terials outyide
Clarence-buildings.
The Inspector of Nuisaeoes Paid it was not his
duty.

The Maarut au'd It was VIII duty of the Tumpector
of Police. He at.o poiotad out that two hottrrawe
bad been built to a wall at Greenhill, which were
obstructions.

Mr. Duets said it was • moat invirlions thing that
gentlemen of that VAIDCii had b. take them matters
In hand when they had pail Aidals wharf, duty it
waa td do it.

Mr. ATGIBBORT 'gain brought up ths question of
the hoardings i I 80,1 etre., t.
Tim SOIVITOR 'aid he and the lospector of Polio*
bad bee° mrsral timee to the bu bilog g I g on at
Clarence-buil.livis, but nothing wm due.
It was decided t sommnn the offending bolder,
an I lb. Surveyor wee in.t.Ulted to inform the partis•
at Greenhill that the buttresses must corns down
Mr. Snoon asiml what war being done in Um
matter of the wreck In the harbour.
The Tows CLian sal I be had receive/ several von-
plaints from Lb. h•rboar Meet., about ft.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-01

SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MARVELLOUS APPLICATION.

SEAUTIFUU.Y FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
CURES OLD-STANDING SKIN DISEASES.
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.
There is scarcely any eruption but will yield to
Sulpholine " in a few da”, and commence to Gide
away, even 1 eeminwly past cure. Ordinary pimple.,
redness, hlotohes, scurf, roughness, vanish u if by
magic ; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, eczema,
acme, Ivories's, r. oca, pnirigo, letter, pityrissis, however
deeply rooted, " Sulpholine " euccesefully attacks. It
destroys the animalcule which mostly cause dues
unsightly, imtahle, painful affeeti,ms, and produces •
clear, smooth, supple, healthy skin. flulpholine"
Lotion is sold by Chemists everywhere.
Bottles, 2s. 9d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-01

THE SOUDAN.

ROUT AND DISPERSAL OF THE ARABS.

FLIGHT OF OSMAN.

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HALT BITWZIN HULLERS ZAMA AND TaNAMILS.
Thiarsua3.—Shurtly after flee orfauca tari attire otos
marched out from the fanner loceitty. At 11l mistake
Pest ught. &ter • teasonn march over the roughast
country aver seen—tug mach nsembling soled up and
down faddars—we array. within lIIU. mote than. mils
of the enemy, who ia flatly • few BIJOU.
Wiwi or rAmAriss, 1010 am.—A little more than an
hour ago our timo pauncle., °posed dre on the enemy,
ratratiely smell bodies only of wluch ware men. Tata
wawa! {pair deatutury firm/. Pushing on towarli our
extreme right, with (lateral Stewart and a sonadron of
cavalry, 1 aaw. a few Arabi, • ,out eleven hundred yards
oft miring lototh, hUluoo,iclolt. A. we rode &lona,
and est...ding for soma muss, lay the edge of the ravine
In which the water flows onward, to ths scene of tbs
battle of Tana. Briefly stated, Me *paste. was
simply °var. First of all we turned the Arab right
flank at th• extauzi• point already named. We had
gut round M.O. left dank, thus driving them
awa, apptrefiCy towards ramu an Tokar. The cavalry
sad mounted infantry tiara had the honours a the day.
It to imp arab., to overpraise the atria in which Lb*
10tha the 19th., and the mounted infantry discharged their
teak. Their acutitina ha bean perfection in toe savagely
cturaeque country of rocks, fATiZION, and hills. 'hien
woe •Ciro•ly an 0 Maenos on Our IMO which was not
covered by ens or two Hamar'. *earning in the diatanat
Ilk. statue. upon pinnacia. The let abut, from the
etz•my, which came arbizsiog unpf•aearaly near our sea*
ware fired a few minute, after tan. Our carary &a-
mounted and r •plied with OM Of two ,oh •75. gad than
Calomel Cleary galloped up to (lateral Graham, saying
that the tnerny hot uusappea-ed. Our ltuantry
have had aothlne La do exaapt ti tramp ova hot sand and
&tones with as much patio.° as possible Not • man
&mums them, any mute than among Us. cavalry, was hit.
Not a s.nila man fell out oath. line of march. At 10.30
the ialautry were 'traumas down the practpicea to the
Tatualueb water, which rit the spot where 1 am writing
run., • cool, char, rapid streams, two or three inch«.
dap. The water is delicious, and the men and bureaus
or. =slung the most of it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-01

STI7/KIX•TaII. Ma WTOM.

CRIMATION.—A lecture on this eubject was delivered
on Ftiday evening by Dr. J. Comm. Lvsobt before
the Balloon Society, at the Royal Aquarium. Dr.
Cuomo, 11. P , presided. Before the delivery of the
licture the meeting, on the motion of Dr. de Lacy
Evans, seconded by Dr. Craske Webb, adopt.d the
following resolutitu :—" That tile miseting deigns to
*spree to her Majesty and Royal family its sorrow
and regret at the sudden Meth t I the Duke of Albany.
TM lecturer then proceeded to refer to the great
danger. to tb. living of lb* present mode of disposiog
of the deed, and went on to say that cremation carried
out with never regulation. and hedged round by
scieutilic . Jaguar is, woe the promsi which bat tends
to the reverence of the departed and to the weal of
those left behind. He detailed the history of modern
cremation, and described the redoes methods used,
illustrating bia description of the cremation. in whisk
he hal hiamelf aesi ted in Direct by reference to •
model of the erection used for the purl.... This erse
• re* angular building with sloping roof, surmounted
by a "ride but low chimney the ampler)o and sahpit
running from end to end. The folding door of the in..
mating chamber extend almost across the entire frost
of the building, and through these the *Ain 111
intro ino-rd after the furnace to h-ated, ths llamas
Wog deflected for a Urns through Bum provided for
Me purpose. Having dealt with the religions and
sentimental reasons urged against it, be referred to
the °Nation that it would be used to destroy
, evident:fee of crime. To prevent this be proposed that
I • person who deeirsd cremation should alga a requeet
to that effect during lifetime, that a certificate that
death wee natural should be siren by the =alien'
man who attended the dimmed, and I. default of this a
,st-utortem examination should be mad. He believed
despite ths opinion expressed by Sir W. ilarooort,
that had dm Liverpool politeness known that the
burial of the victims would be subject to snob oondl-
Roos, the Wiggle. would not hare been ousimuitted.—
The Chairman said that to many people the pain of
with those dear to them was graveled by
rbl:ting horrors of the present mode of burial. He
referred to the recent disouvetise an to the mode of
propagation of cholera and yellow fever, by germs
developed in cemeteries, and advocated the adoption
of cremation on sanitary, economical, and senti-
mental grotiods.—A resolution in favour of crema-
tion was then moved by Sir Spencer Wells, ma Hided
by Kra Maggie, ?A.D., and carried almost unani-
mously.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-01

TlBlllOll k PODOPHYLLIN.

7'he eymptoms of Um denotement, headache, torpidity,
entirenese. fistulence. hearthurn. seem of OV•V•rtpletim
shoulder palo, reirignanoe to food. general discomfort
depreance. are quickly dispelled. It is prtTered wady by 3.
Pere tn, London. Insist oa having it many (1.1.011•111 will try
to .ell tbelz own. Bottles, 2.. el. nod to W. Sold by Chemists
morywbere. font by Forcels Post on receipt of Stomp* if
P. 0.0. to Bedford Laborstor7.

PEPPER'S TANNIN
THROAT GARGLE

I. composed of the Tannin extracted from Gall Note sad Oak
Dark. combined with Glycerine. It haa • mow beneficial sake
on the soft detioate magmas which Ilse the throat news d
articulation_

Tannin Gargle should be within the reach 01 111 In llasi
degree nthret to throat affections, whether Inflammatory,
relaxed. ulcerated, hear...neat swollen towns. ealarev,l aki.
weakened v.lee, Lc. nose requiring to constantly employ lb*
voice In speaking, singing or reading, have, by using the
Gargle. the m, one of preventing the husklnege, dryness, sal
irritation so frequently attendant on overizertlon, also at
producing ununiolly sustained powers without Injury to the
surfaces of the throat.
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Tannin is • great puriger. and so nsetul as • !math Tub la
ewes Of disagreeable breath. arising from dreared leen, di.
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At core far colinsu7 tore throat. telt h it+ metal peinfol and
,01C, .langcrout Fyn/plows, the Tannin Gargle la far
better than anything of the kind.
In ',tile.. 1... Si. each. evld Ittg Chemists, or Parcels Pail
frontibliedLaboratory.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-01

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A NURSERY.

MAN.

At the County Poll as C nal, on Monday, before
8. W. Whotham, an I Reginald D. Toornt in, Ups ,
James 0 aok, nurseryman, Bra Ipole, was charged in
custody with an assault on his wife, Elisabeth, on the
previous eveoing.—Prleoner pleaded not .Cui Ity . —Mr.
R. Tooker defended —Mrs, Cook at st-ci she had been
married to prisoner 34 years, and he I six children. lii
company with her husband she &owe on Sunday
ti groadwindoor, and on r 'turning, when near their
borne, he wiehe I her to go indoors, but elle went with
him to the King's Head. She left him there, and on
retiring son after found him there with David
Barrett, who was " chaffior " about a Id try Ann Legg.
She followed her husband out, when he struck her
twice, and catching her by the hair pulled a quantity
of it out. (Witness here produced a paper package
containing a quantity of 'sumac hair.) He -truck her
again in the Inc., breast, and elbow. She then went
with a Mr. Parsons to her house, but prisoner had
been there to put out the lights, and gone away. She
came back to the hones again in oompany with Par.
gons,wben prisoner, who was in the dark, ought bold
of her round the nook, and hold her. Her gouda-law,
Philter Pommy, OMMO and took pliMMbef away.
TM marks on her body and face were caused
by prisoner's violence. She was afraid of him,
and did not wish to live with him any longer.
—Prisoner hen denied any intention to infore his wife.
—Thome. Parsons, sho,maker, Bredpole, said Mrs.
Cook came to him on the previous evening with her
face bleeding and bet halt torn. He had heard
prisoner threaten to" Do for his wife that night."
He pulled prisoner's bands away from his wife's
throat—Walter Foray, net braider, Bradpolo, said be
heard " Murder " called, and went to the how,
where he saw prisoner with his arms round hie wife's
neck struggling with her. When he remonstrated
with prisoner the latter threat .ned to kick him out of
house. Prisoner put both his hands to his wife's
throat. as If trying to stop her breath. Wham managed
to got prisoner away, and on his hick on th, loor,
where be held him for nearly half an hour until the
police oeme.—P.C. Custard said he apprehended
prisoner last evening, and on the way to the station
he said "I 'oppose I shall get LI months for it ; " and
also said he ehould isdl off all his things an I go off
with a woman. Tole he reps ited at the OJAI in.—
Alter short consultation the Bench committed
prisoner to hard labour for two months, and granted the
wife a Judicial separation— her husband to allow her
ss. per week.—Mr. Alexander lif. Broadley, the
senior counsel for Arabi Pachs, was in Court daring
the hearing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-01

PATTY SJCsSION&

riItrIADAT Before Mr. W. Nara (cluurosso),
W. N. W. et,ro sod Kr. H. Farmer.

Annie Lseta was charged with being drunk and dls-
erdarly in the Hialt.street en the previous evening,—
Prisonsr said she had been veryill all the winter with
cramp in her beside, sad she bad taken • drop of •pirita,
which Wu was not used to She we. extremely sorry,
and it shouldn't kapepqt agata.—The polioe said no money
was found on the prie ear, awl the Bench suspended
lodgment, and allowed her to go.
George 11 utible, of Poltatsne, who did not app...,
we. charged with being drank and Ma 'rawly in the pub-
lic street. on Banda, tart—Mr Uounod proved seeing the
dehndaat in the mid arose,. with I. •zsiption of his
trousers, fleeting at htudles, sat 'imams after • crowd of
boys. Hie conduct wise so ecoentito, Viet he oalled the
sti•atoon of the piltoe to 1140. —P.O. Holloway stet id
that he found prtiooes in the coaditton desaribod, sad
east the deteadatit in the public road As soma as he sew
hit., be wade off, and he (the otiose.) followed him Into
Mahone.. and then saw that he we. drank. Tee,. were
&direst assay presto pruest. Defendent we • boy about
17. and he had never hid anything to r4ort again.' pia,
before.—Ttaid 31. and costa or 7 day., the Chairman
resnerking that .f he bat appwired the puaishatent ought
hare been lighter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

Corrtsponbnue.

" VESTRY MEETINGS."
To the Xlt,r.
Sir.—Allow me to say I attended the We ve•try
meting held in the Toe') lfsll, Witnboran, and I
cannot but fully 'mint,, the aentiment ..f Mr. Salis-
bury'o few and sensib!.. remark..
Cartainly, the prevailit g tics of the meeting was
htimiliating to many taking part therein.
For my own part, I c ull net under. an I wSy the
rebellious crew at the back port of the hall were not
dispersed. Th noise and din tt tduced by them when
Mr. S. Vosper.Thotnas, or Mr. (4. C. Bar. at.
templed to speak, was really surprldni. 11,d tney
each beet. traitor., convicts. or murderer., they woo d
hare deserve I eueli treatment. But being well.k,own
and r•spvtwl town.men awl ratepayers, certainly,
thy ought to have mt w very ddl rent behavi u.
tr my g'we part, I mu.t say I Leliev• thee, two
mina men were that evening doin.g their utmost for
the welfare f the ratepayers and the parte!'
Ily. Mr. Bor wished to yowl • leVer he
had received front the taut horiti.a in lient.len,
respeding the parish badness, b.tt was not aioWo•i a
hearing. However, the letter w•• pawed to the chair-
man for hie parental, after which it wee returned to
Mr. B ocr. Now, sir, if we, as ratep ,yers. attend •
tneetin4 ..f this kind, and are not allowed to express
our views no a given ou.l, et, we may att well be living
In the d tudan ur in this Wants of Fiji.
Mr. Boor iv • gentleman who hal the goal and
welf•ro of tho perish at heart—whatever other. may
think respecting him—and will, so for an my limited
c•pacity can ju lee, may out everything he takes in
h en I honourably, even to the very letter of the law
of the land.

I_ .
unsay will sten 1 by Inns and *noble him so
to .10 ; we c went us so sail mon in the to—
men a ex poi leoc .."
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:klatch 29th.

n to that pirticular meotilm
the churchwardens. overseers. and assietaut or
or the rat”oayers dn not e
b., is snifting at the door of the balldiajt appsig,
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meotinot. If soon unruly ootrfuot p -rsht,,U7
(alth. ugh I sit
.in favour of evening tragic
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who hare the power In e .nrotwe the moiniu,s at 11
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tor intruding on your spaoo, I am. 11r. E tbt,ryogi;
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Whaboroa, March 31s1.
1111/DPORT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

A PUBLICAN PINED.
To the Editor.

81r,—Apropos of the rrp in in your last issue with
the above healing, permit me t Bay it is no smell
relief to the inhabitants I Rsforne to know the p dice
are on the alert, and that. as a result of their energy,
the license of the Albion lan is endorsed. T is Is •
step in the right direction, and very satisfactory to
those living in the vicinity, as the house is ungosstion-
ably a pest to the therwlm orderly and respectable
n. i .urbood. The superintendent of police gives the
house • bad character—"he may well do eo"—and It Is
to be biped that the colonel of the Cheshire Regiment
will, in the interest of morality and for the gm I of his
men,place the house out of bounds,and that the superin•
tsndent will so represent the cane on the next licensing
day, and thereby secure tbe withdrawal of tbe license.
T. COLE 4.
Portland, March 31st.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

THE PRINCE OF WALES ON SUNDAY
TRAFFIC.

At Rochford 1..4 week. Sarah Syko., age I 70,
deocribed as • swa.toteat seller, wee. under the Lrird's
Day Aut, fiord 5..5nl 10 . c .ets for" ex• rc'sing '' her
Imidnev. 011 Sunday. TllO Lillowins reply ha. beau
received by her eon to • lette, which be wrote to the
Prince of Wales up in the su,ij •ct:—" Nl.ilborou h
H now, Pall..ned, S. W., NI tech Lhith, 18di. Sir,-1 am
deal r d I.y the Prince ..f Wales t ache Jer1...14e the
etcwitllt of your lettw on Vie 23 1 furl., aol It inform
you in reply that his Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales regret. that the law to which you refer, and
which bear. wrr hardly Anil vexatiqusly in many case.,
has is t hese rep.ided.—l are, sir, your obedient
servant, Fitaircis Kimura."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

YEOVIL.

- - -
THI Prapain PLISLIC BATHI.-On Monday at •
spacial meeting of the Town Council, tenders for the
propased public bathe were opened ea follow. :-Mr.
Pollard, Taunton, £2,811 ; Mr. J. C. Whettsm,
Weymooth. 0,054 18.. 111. ; Mr. R. It.c-itt. Bri•lA-
wstsr, £2,998 5.. 81. ;Mr. F. W. Pollard. Br i igwater,
£2,273; NU. W. Bishop, Putney, 12.690 ; Mr. F. anii
M. bong. Bradford-on-Avon. £2.843 1.1. 8 ; Mr. E.
Cox, Yeovil, £2,271 3...; Mr. J. Laile, Yeovil.
£1,48.3 10.. ; Muer" Brock and Bruce, Bristol. £1,838.
The Town Clark said he had received • letter from
Mr. Lane atatin: that in his tender h bat °colitis!
the NM of E 137 10.. (Laughter.) His tender wee
not, therefore. ontertaine I. Tenders fir the
engineer's work were received u follows (al from
indon firms).-M-. May, £309 11..; Meters.
Clements. Keats., and Co., £270; Ileum Bradford
and Co.. £327. The Council decided to examine the
tenders in •letail in committee, anil the Mayor raid
he hoped that after Moniday next they would be able
to begin the work.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

PATCNT lIILDICINE.

In Bourn at la. led., k J., M. dd., and Ili.

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

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IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.
There is scarcely any eruption but will yield to
" Sulpholine " in a few dap', and commence to fade
away, even if seemingly pant cure. Ordinary pimples,
rctitaubli, blotches, scurf. roughness, vaninh as if by
n.gie ; wbilpt oh, enduring skin disorders, ectemi,
acme, psor as. s. roses, pnirigo, teeter, pityriasis, bow.% se
toottd, " Sulpholiue successfully attacks. It
.troys the to,malculo which mostly cause these
uus:ghtly, irnedde, painful affections, and produces •
clear, smooth, supple, healthy skin. " Sulpholine"
Lotion is *old by CI., mists everywhere.

Bottles, 2i'. Dd.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

"HOW HE HEARD THE BIRDS SING."

" Marlborough.
" Bl4—l hays used your Ours for Deafness ' and
found great relieL 1 must say that It has been worth s
Boyerelgu to me. 1 could not hear the Church Bells
ring when in bed, now 1 can beer the Birds sing. 1
return many thanks.—Yours truly,
"To Mr. Orchard. " G. T. BILIMMID."

SOLOMON says :" It Is Wier to dwell in the corner
of a house-top than with a brawling woman in a wide
house," II such an unlucky an should ever get dad,
it hint avoid using C/ard's Oars for Dialasss,"
lon ft should restore We eon of bearing and pp
Flap WM 'pia hag Wary.

°HOWE HOTEL, BLANDFORD.
it. Willi. Proprietor.
WINES AND SPIRITS,
Stet Quality in Bottles. at Wbolamb Pelts&
Arai tog Cloopp's sad Bass's Ales' Ileas's looadco
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THE EDWARDS' MEMORIAL.

As we notified in oar lent impression a molel
(Weigh of the Pet Posed statue of Henry Edwards,
Esq., M.P., has beau sent io Weymouth, and was
opu to public inspection and cridcieni at the Work-
ing Mans Club, Mitchell-street, on Tuesday. Toe
design was executed by Mew.. W. and T. Will., of
Eu.ton-rosed, London, and was first inspected by the
memorial committee, amongst Mi..) present being the
Mayor (I. N. Howard, F.:e.g.), Her. J. H. tkett.
M.A., Dr. Smith, Ur. Moorbead, Dr. Child., G.
Eliot, Nag., and J. E. Bob's., Eon. (hon. sec.) The
model Is one foot nine inches in height, and repre-
sents Mr. /Meanie in • standing position WI if
dedvering a speech), having in his right hand • roll
of papers. The sculptors have caught the expression
ot Mr. Edwards' features In a wonderful meatier, and
the likens.' is very striking, and the uaanim.us
opinion was that the lik,nes. waa a capital one. The
statue itaelf will be 81t. high, and executed in marble,
&his will stand on a pedenal of granite ten feet high,
the total cost being about £7OO, and it I. expeoted
will be erected In the Alexandra (Judea'. The design
was on view during the remainder of the day, the
courteous hon. sec. (.11.r. HAAG") giving tie public
very information which they required.
A very suocessful photograph has, we learn, been
taken of the modal by, Mr. Wheeler, of the Vaudyk
Studio, by invitation of the committee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

imperial ',ornament.

HOUSE OE LORDS.

Tamar.
In the Hon.. Of Lords. Eerl Granville, replying to a
question from ts. Earl orlHardericke, made a statement
with respect to the lainistenial Intentions regarding the
pwition of General Owdon similar to that of Lod
liertingtos in the HOMO of Gnomon. on the previoue
evening. The Marquis of Salisberf, the litrl of ILimber
ley, Viscount Bury. and the Deka of Argyll were szneogat
U.. speakers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

THE-I.VDC DUKE OP ALBEKT.

The MAYOR r so and said :-13efore proceeding with
thie business on the agends paper, I wish ti express
my vary deep regret at the very eel and unexpected
death of the Duke of Albany. W. ace all ol as very
sextons about her filajesty on 00Ca410124 like title, an
I am quite sure I shah be only expressing the wish of
every Individual member of this town when I propose
that • lstter of condolence ehould be sent to her
Majesty, as well a. to the Duchess of Albany, ex-
pressing our eery deep sympathy and oommisoretion
with them in this their awl trial. I would simply
add MN funeral is hood for Saturday next at mid-day,
and it it hardly necessary, I fool, for me t throw out
any suggestion as to what marks of respect we should
show. The feeling is so general, it is hardly necessary
for pa to do so.

Mr. Al lorman fiasco's: I don't think your pro-
position needs • seousder, Mr. Mayor. lam sure all
of us d•plore the disis of the young Prince. The
Council and the whole town deeply sympathise with her
Majesty, and especially with the young widow in the
great !Assessment they have sustained.
It is bully neceseary to say the proposition of his
Worship was carried unanimously.

WATCH COMMITTIS'S IMPORT.
The Oom nittee recommends I the appointment of
• (unstable, an a idition to till (wee being required
for the c Mention of the t
The Committee bk., roc Inman le I that Slr. W.
Z. Good be sop ,intod “nrgeon F. the lior ugh Patine
Force in the place of his father.— ['he oxinmees for
the year emanated to MO' Ile. lid.. and the Com-
mittee roc .nam .n le I that thia amount be raised by •
watch rate .4 11. in the k.
Mr. Alderman GIIIIGORT pr 'posed, nod Mr. DAVIS
ssaocdad,theadoptj,nof lb. report. Mr. Gregory
said it warn • very moderate rate. and be hoped they
would always be able to keep it at the same fi rum,
and which had bout the same for years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

FIUDAT.

In the House of Commons the Home Secretary gave
notice that at the morning sitt,ne on Tomday he would
explain the provisions of the Ministerial measure for the
government of London. On the motion to go into Coins
mine. of Supply Mr. McCarthy called attention to the
emstitution of the Irish magistracy, and this subject
°erupted the greeter part of the sitting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

THE MYSTERIOUS
_TRAGEDY AT LONDON

i

A woman has banded to the police a wool which she
alleges elm fi um I in tit, doorway of a 101053 in I,lM-
c .staining the murdered 11110.11 coat and watch.
The police attsch little importsuce t tho theory that
the murder wee committal for the sake of the reversion
of the property In which de wed was entliled. His
relations reside in %arimis t of Yorkshire and at
Chelmsford.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

EXTENSIVE ROBBERIEB.

A respectable looking man, named John Martin.
was charged in cestredy at the Guildhall on Wednes-
day, before the Mayor jR. N. Howard, RAO.
Alderman Robertson, and J. K. Hoboes, Esq , with
deeding a quantity of tools, the property of Richard
Shepherd.
P.O. Ballot stated that on the previous day be
received Instructions to apprehend tiro prisoner, which
he did. He sheered him awl eear.aed Wei, and
found on him 14 pawn ticketa He then went to Mr.
Sergeant's, who banded over all the thlarejeoducsd,
except the small pleue. Prisoner admit stealing
the thiop and hawking them. He mach" I took
th.m away and palmed them."
P.C. Carter aided he received the small plane
(produced) from Mr. Sergeant. He took it to Mr.
Shepherd, who Identified It as Ma property. He
alluded the prisoner' and hi 4.1 I did it through
want, I hadn't got • bit of breed ki sot."
Richard Shepherd stated he kept • yard in St.
Nicholseatreet. and "sooner rented • small store from
him, for which be gave 24. • week. Witness had tools
In his yard, bat 1.6 d never anthorieed the prieouer to
sell or make away with them. He lost most of the
things (produce') on the 25th Marsh. On previous
°custom be It el lost t r.ls, and bad warped prisoner
never to take them.
_ . .

John Han it ,ted te wee an nanletent to Mr.
Sergeant. All the tools on the table were pawned by
paeoner. sad he prodnowl the duplicates of the pawn
ticket.. Moot of the talup bai bee. paweed einoe the
15th of March. He piwisdi xof the Artie:dee on lb.
25th of
_Keret'.
. . . . . . .

Soperintenient Vickery said that completed
this can. but there wee ...lather *harp at obtaining
goods of tits value of El 2e. 61. by fraud. Thom were
three imam.
The Mayor committed prisoner be trial at the
Quairter B.emione on the Bret charge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

EXPLOSION OF 4 GASOMETER.

A terribl, cnnineration mourns' on t4un4ay at the
oil st .rer of Mr. lease 11.ekett, N.rrth %Vail, Dublin.
Several thousand barrel. ..1 toil were on fire, •rhal the
fl MIN were aeen for miles aroun.l. By nightfall fully
tire scree were orvered by tae fl smes. Toe adj Iniag
prem.., of 111 aci.l B.loa, citonet makers, were
&air 'ye I. rho hr • thre.terod o axte...l, but
I.otuttately the w,n I woo blowing away fr..ro the
abiet..iug. A gwa-ineter explocied with tremendous
Ira.. No personal injury is reported.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

WARIELLX.

Tug Remedial' troupe, a talented company, gave
three of their popular entertainments last week in the
Corn Exchange t rather ammo eu
Lto u. A PP.INTMENT. --Mr. George el re. I, Fillitor,
lkrt 01 thir ten, h•. hem app..iiite.l by tqe L
Chancellor cc immisri fir te adumnister oaths to the
Supreme Court of Judicature.
Mn. Primus. eed.-contr.ctor ~1 the Sranage itail•
wry, has j s reeeiv:ii A small i,o. onvothe.
',ought, ,ra, which will be use I in the construction of
the new railway between here and Swans's.. The
engine will be put upon the traek at Grime-road.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

TOWN COUNCIL.

TIMISDAT. —A meeting d the Council was held on
Tuesday, when them were present the Mayor (11.
Darden, in the chair, Alr. Alderman Gregory,
Mr. Alderman Ent.on, Mr. Alderman Darden, Coun-
cillor. T. Wendt A. If. tewlr.. G. Davie, W. Talley,
T. Coombe. and H A. Huxtahle; Mr. H. Symonds
(AsaistaudT,wn Cork), and Mr. W. Thomas
(Borough Surveyor.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

TURKISIIIID All D

GOOD NEWS FOR THE DEAF.
ORCHARD'S CURE FOR DEAFNESS
may be used with Perfect Safety, as It contains
nothing which can possibly injure the Ear. Pries,
Is. 10. per Bottle, or free by Poet to any Address for
14 stamps, from
E. .1. ORCHARD, CHEIIIST, SALISBURY.
Any Chemist will procure it to order. Hundreds of
Mal have been effected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

A TERRIBLX LZAP.

A sheriff's officer, seined M'ohael Downie, corn.
witted suicide early on 'roveday m.•rairor, by leaping
down • co•l-pit Leta krdrie, a del.th of 54 fethoms.
He fell upon the cage, which vb. in th. shaft, sod
was instantly killed. The dimmed, who wee •
widower, leaves • family.

BAKER

P AS HA,

A oorrespondeut it Cairo writes to say that the
wound in the face incurred by cop,..gi ir. whilst
In action on the side of her Sttjesty's Egyptian forces,
I. far more serious than Ls generally Imagined. The
gallant colonel's cheek. bm• was Mohan end splintered.
and an iron bullet weighing 4 cell. so firmly hired in
the bon* that it had to be sawn out. Tide long and
MOIL painful operation waa performed without the aid
of chloroform, end Coust Baker is reported to have
borne the pain without flinching, although be fainted
ono• during the operation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

000/ELrS PILLS

wUI inner fads from my memory ; and • friend of mine
who passed through the same district many months sitor
wards, informed me that my fame as • medicine man
had not diod out, but that the marvellous mire was even
this • them, of conversation in the bazaar.-

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS

All TKB
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

ACCIDENT TO THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH.

A te'esram from a correspondent with the Channel
Fleit has reached the Etching, T•loir.pb CompanS.
Mating that while the I! .t lay In Kilmerlea Bar the
Doke of Eltobursh met with • Might accident. While
landing from • beat he fell. OWIDS to the paerbo•rd
slipping. and sprained hie kw. ?Indenter crderrd him
to lakes few dm: lest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

THE NISH PRICE OF COAL IN PORTLAND.

To Mc largtor.

Sir,—Will any kind friend be good enough to infirm
me through the Targrena, how it in thnt the coal
merchants in Portland are cbargiv so high a price
for their coala?—Youre, ku,

POSTLAN D [IL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

PORTLAND.

THI Channel Squadron, under the c 'amend of
the Duke of E linburgh, left Creo on fuesday for
Phalerum.
PORTLAND VOLUNTUR ARTILLERT.—The members
of the Volunteer Coq). underwent a at ff adjutant's
drill at the Drill Hall, Etat in, on We Ines lay evening.
THE SUNDW CLONING MOVRMINT.-11r. It. Ed-
wards has presented • petition in the Howie of
Commons from the Portland C ,ngregational Sunday
School in favour of Suodey cio•IOR.
TRUPRILARCR.— NIT W. M. Thiselt ,o, of Weymouth,
delivered a temperance address in the C ,ogregstional
Schoolro -ma Chesil, on Monday evening, when Mr.
Bannerman presided. At the close • cordial vote ).f
thanks we. acmrded Mr. Thieelton on the motion of
the Rev. W. ft. Waugh.
Tux Locat BOARD Extexioir.—ln consequence of
recent events, the election of six member, of the
Local Board pertakes of an unusual amount of
interest Twelve 0 milidates have been nominated for
tbe six vacua seats, ais follows :—William Comb.,
Wakehato; Christopher Gibbs, Fortune's-Well ;
Thome)) Gibbs, Csetletown ; EINDRed John Pearce,
Reston-square ;John Gibb. Pearce, Saw Mill ; Robert
Pearce, Easton-square; lienry Ransom, Reform) ;
Richard Sansom, Eaaton ; Richard B. &riven,
Reform); Hear W. Smith, Fortaneb-Well. Tao
electmn takes place on Saturday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

A FOOLHARDY SOOTCHMAN.

On Saturday afternoon. three &ruche:len, Dr.
Watson, Mr. John Mao!area, and Mr. Itobert
Mackeazie, were walking over the Haich's Bridge,
which spans the Danube at the height of seventy
feet. The two young-r aim teased fir. Watna,
saying that hi. ontravi w 'al I tail him 11 I be to
jump from the bridge into the river. all at once
Or. Watson mounat the parapet, and, before his
Meads could hinder him, jumped into the river, which
ran seventy feet below. Despite the water being
at lire degrees Schwa, an I eith a terrible cutout,
Dr. Wats-in swam comfortably t, the shore, when he
warn wee received by the police, who escorted him to
the p)lio• station, and made him change his clothe.
against his will. The incident created a palatal
sensation amours the hundreda ot people who were
crossing IND brUge. Dr. Walcott will be subjected to
a fins.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

NIAITEIIIIIII Y.
COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS.

At the Cninty Petty Sessions on Tuesday, before
C &mei Mathews mid W. Grove, Daniel Popp
was summoned lir übstructiog the free passings of the
highway at Stour•row in Mooch la.t. and was fined
21. 64., and coets.—P.C. S I,fOV NI thy cue.
Mar wo,d Chant and William Ito we were summoned
for mushy to two sheep at Kington Magna, and were
fined 4s. 6i each, including opits.—P.C. Pearce
proved the ape.
Wiliam Foot was summoned for being drunk at
Stour-row in March la-t.—P C. Sansom proved the
ca., nod &fondant w. and
Arthur Hi•cock, of Motoombs, dealer, and Thomas
Hazzard, servant, were sumwousd for rem ising cattle
without having being provided with theni pessary peas.
—P.O. Mrtirmtn proved the case. —Hiscock was
fined and 7& omits, and Diaz srd was discharged
on paying fie. costs, an I cautioned.
John Snoop was summoned for sr- csing a portable
steam, engine within 2.3 yarda of the highway without
hsving • sufficient screen at Compton Abbas on the
26th March last.—P.C. W. Lug proved the cam, and
drf.ndant was fin, d 2.. 6)., and colts.
_

Henry Koapt o, Stephen Viviano, and Edward
Churchill, of Bourboi, ant John Bridle and James
Collis. of Kinct n Minna, were summoned by Mr.
S ,perintendent Freeman for having tu Fun weighta In
their ponmooloo, and were toed 3.. each, and 70. coots.
lease Dibben was oumulone I by the overoeers of
Emt OrcbArtl for non-payme, t .4 a po r rate to the
amount of 6.. 6 1.--4Jrder made for payment foith-
wiih, or to be lo•ied on by Metre..
The Hoenee of the Crown Inn, Fontinalt Magna. who
temporarily transferred from Harry Lawrence to
Barge.
This ended the busineu.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

TBE WORLD" LIBEL CASE.

Toe L.,riCaief Ju.tioe, u Wedomiday. ',awed sen•
fence tio Mr. Edmund Y-too fur a label on Lord
Looadale. published In the World. Ilia lorlship and
• nue in elicit • care would be uselsee, aod the defend-
aat usu.t be imprisoned for four month.. On the
applicalsoo of defendant's 0000iel tiocution was
stayed pending an application for a writ of error , Ur.
y.t.. maiming into reprognisaanes to again appear.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

FAMILY lIIDICINE.

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COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

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A onloured wrapper signifies the expiration of the sub-
scriptiom—Address PCBLISEIII, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08

TIRLIIMI & PODOPWILLIN.

The symptoms of neer derangement, headache, torp,lith
sostiveness, flatulence, betirtburn, sense of over.repletioa,
Shoo Wee P 01.., repugnance to food. general discomfort is
depression. are quietly dispelled. It le prepared solely by J.
Porno. London. InW.t on haring it, many Chemists will try
to sell their own. Bottles, :a Pl. sal 4s. 6.1. Sold by Chemists
everpthere. Sent by Parcels row& on receipt of Stamps lf
P. 0.0. to Bedford Laboratory.

PEPPER'S TANNIN
THROAT GARGLE

Is coalreved of the Tannin eat:meted from Gall Nate aad Oak
Bork. combined with Glycerine. It has • most beneficial action
on the eoft delicate membranes which line the throat organs of
articulation.

Tannin Gargle should be within the reach of all In the lead
degree rnhject to throat affections, whether inffentunstoi7.
retitle]. ulcerated, hosreeness, swollen tonsils. enlarged urn*
weakened voice. ke. Tboac requiring to con.tantly employ the
voice in speaking. singing. or reading, have, by uttpg the
Caner. the means of preventing the huskiness, dryness. and
irritation so frequently attendant on over-esertion. al.o of
pr.+lticing unnly sustained powers without Injury to the
the
surf of tl t WO. t.

Tannin 1.. greet purifier. and so awful all mouth wash Is
eases of .limereettble breath. arl.ing from le.earel teeth. dia.
ordered stomach, mouth ttleeratione, or other cause., etpe.latly
when attendant unon • cold.
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Ad n cure for onlinary NW throat, with Ito natal painful NA
oonwilmeo sloutornno oymptomo. MO Tamale tharrie la tar
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