The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-14 00:00:00

&Maga onew•toilhorwil. whirs the rood divides, end or. The medical profeeion ars now ordering Cadbury's
Inquire on way. " Which in the rood to Bentioser I Cocoa Els.ne in thou.ands of came, because it contains
we sob of ths woman evh t www.rn our km wk. " Th•y more nwritintie ah 4 11..h-foreing element. than and
both lead to Bea-Moot ol."1. the reply. " Th.o wide' is other teverag.. not I. preferable to the thick etarce7
Ids sh Moat r -Both the...modistes.," " Windt is the coo. not-lintel, anti. When you ask for Cadbury.
brit r 4.1 r "Go. to good av It • other." we am told. Cams Eery.. tos sir, that you get it, as abopkeepert
Thug left to our nen femme* like the HIT Willis of °fen pu h imitation. foe th. sok. of extre profits Makers
Borns, itna tole. the left-hand r,.4. .nd •.•n see the fair to the Qumn. P •ri. D pot. PO. Faubourg W. Honor*.
old to • . which beau. f hada, hew lb* ffret In Borland Hot-tower s Pius —Epideurc I) sease.—Toe alarming
aft-r L wino to ha•• ilo et, et. Bridal writ,s sae, lying in locr-mn ot cheer. out &writes thould he • wangles to
the &AY, for ben-•-h na on tho ritht. Away over thet evetyone to sobdoe at once any irr*gularity tending
town to the roght i. W.. 10,101 et. and lb it Lb. er-.1.4 t 'wards di me. Holloway'. Pals should now lot in
peak of Le freston ; r eh, n front i. the vale, through house, ad to reettly all loth re dee of the blood. to
which the C-i.r neohdes towards ths • a, taoked op by remedy weeklies% and to overcome impoirsd general
the &La shot Lima which ars cleft by the " devil's health. Nothing cal be simpler than ths instructi it, for
bellow." Mom to the loft we is. the glancing waters taking this core-retire modicise nothing in se efficient
of the Eogli.h Channel, and more to the left sti I • faint thou its clean. tig powers, nothing more bents*. the*
cloud of snob, indirate the etiereateuts of Bridp .1. Its vie table inerelitente. Holloway's is the beet physic
Since the tin' when thiamine*, led the v.n o' praxes during the summer season. whet decaying fruit, and une
an-1 lighted de street. ath gal things have chews& and wholesome vegetablm are frequently deranging the
changed for the worms. The population is rapidly decrees- bowels, and daily exposing thousand., through the&
tug; no leok than . flf th 4 the inhabitants deeppearset nogliginee in permitting dig teamed action, to the danger'
betmeen 1871 and IVII. and the ex dos continue.. Signs of diarrhea deanery, and cholera
of it are ovoryorts-r• apparent in vacant &Apse. and REMARKARLS DISAPPEARANCXI
• general &tweedier of depr•sslon hang, wee the elms. , Of all Dirt from .verything
Bet the locality is un.hatiged, and in
them are lovoly walks through rich and • mind scenery. REWARD !I
W. ....., eine for one of thew. It In but a co to& Parity, Health. P•rfect Sstisfsotion
of mil*. to Netherbury thrtuth Farnham Park, ' By It. regular use.
with its avenues of in a/tallied alto., and pal the grand - N.B.—lt Is a Pars DRY SOAP lit fine Powder, and
old hall, the sat of Lade Orland •r. Ws ring at the door lather. freely to Rot or Cold Wear.
of the hall. an-1 just ae at are tooting •oar suptieiug " Redo. leoltatinn.—lneisi upon Hodeon's."
this plact di...total. we 11-ar ea ,ath thunderous • mem w
r MST Palle FOR LAUNDRY WORK. The Lain:drew
within. eit 1 1,00-rntly too door is op not hr • tottarine who won the first prise in the competitton for the best
old r-t in to, who Invite. ui to int-r. A tr,at lit, stt ra ot up linen, at the Torquay Indoetrial Exhibition, wed
for or, for Peahen has nor ban changed this hun-trod Re-kit'. Paris Blue and Starch.
yeem, to all appearance. It le plommit to bear the old Out Box or Ot.andis isil Pitth le warranted to curs all
soul Wit of th • old days no to. air% when the ailed &schwa...front the Uriumy Oreanadn ether on(umuirod
old boos. r mounded or th the laughter of children who . or constitutional), Desist anti Pains in the Back. Guar.
have tong paeoct Yell. W. stroll on through the wends, e.t.a,' rye from Mercury. Sold in boxes, a. &L saint. by
by Gm s'ds of the river Brit, lilt. reach Nitherbury, and all Chemists and Medicine Teodoro throughout the World,
then retrace our slept Better entertainment than is to ;ne sent to an, address for sixty stamps by tbs Makers. Ti.
be had at the Whit. Rad we do not ash. LINCOLN IND MIDLAND COONTI Mt Dane (IOIMANT, Lincoln.
Immediately outeid• Bsantinster we committee • Id& Wholemle Agent., Sanwa Is Sous, London, and all the
climb of over taro miles. oh n wilding round Lew.edou Wholeale Houma.
we reach the 'Nets of Broadwindeor. Toe highroad— Ti. QJRI.Pi we Coto Wave' SOKP.—Extract from •
and it is now literally '' high "—rye along • narrow &deo lottm :—." I And Sinclair'. Cold Water Soap saves
edge connecting the two h4hest point. In the county— timesod material, mile cloth...ignite ler rubbiugand no
Leal-don and Piledon Pons. From either of theta hills. bodingand (still more satisfactory) was • moth purer mbar
which rim shout a thousand fart above the ma, th• ere Mau eftb other goepe, I recommend it to emery bonne
sweep. this channel on the south from Portland 801 l to ..ifs.. it is ...doubted!, the beet piap for laundry and
Start Point, and on the north look. away to and over Om all purfacesa It will not lame the most delicate fabric—
Bristol Contuse. Gloat tabor, Tor Meals quite nom. mid s plasmatic to use, and prevente the misery of • Weeny
on clear day. ths Wel.h mountain' cou be demented in hoom during lb. family wadi. Sold by grocers and oilmen
the far distaste., while Exmom and Dartntoor am tautly everywhere, at 4d. per lb. Be sum to sib for Sinclair's
ifren. The ei-We bee, though winserhat different in and do not be oereneded to eeoept ...mph= imitation,
canted., •re finer and more Comprehensive than those —Solo maker James Sinclair, tioothwark, London
from Vee. Too. the highest point of Dartmoor. Mortswer A Cann.—To all who are suffering from ths errors and
the mullet is more seedy roactied. • duo guide is needed. indiscretion of youth, wenn gm akums, early decoy, low
A little further oa it. pees Mareballeay. the tower of of wenhoni, I._,_. I will mud • recipe that will cum you,
whew church con b• Mom (Br nitt at sea tailbone' i le FREE OF CHAHAR. Tbie great remedy was dim:lowered
mend infs. inland, and thou at wind ar &And the y s mom, JJJJJ to L South A•neric• Send a self.ad tressed
called "Lambert'. Gosh." There am distinct trade of • envelop, to the Rv. JOngra T. I:man, Station D, Now
Roman encamposeot, and here, far from any w ern, fairs Yolk City, U MA.
and tocco lore scculi'll hold. 11.1. not thy roe. cosh THE HOUSEHOLD TREASURE.—SaIe but (erten in
ittlib
when we were thers and tit* skeleton of the grand stand le moon. Pmpsred CALIFORNIAN BORAX purifias
was ths only lodscat-on that lb. lonely windmwept hall and eensetsm ereretning, eXpaiS dirt, softens water.
its. *ma invaded by • shouting and excited er t wd. We preatarves food desuoy. deeme germs, sad arrests &way,
sow no human bring on the bill, and smiled at. brood. ' Ric.llent for Toilet and Loon try nee. '' The Queen of
oew heal Warning trelipMeere that they would b, prose. Anu,eotio,.. sobt Irrery.bere, muer,reted ped-r.tore
c tted. Them did not sewn to be anybody to tisanes'. of de Dieenvory, Um*, Ranges' ka., with Sample Packet,
Never anywhetni did wet we blocithwits• In each obwid• rent free for two stamp. from the Work' : Patont Borax
mace. We heated on the delicious fruit, and wished that Company, Birmingham.
a few hundred poor children from the slums could be FAIR WHITE HANDS.
turned out hem for • day. How they would bars soloed
it. BRIGHT CLEAR COMPLEXION.
Again the road It., up= • &without of oountry giving
grand risers on both side. For miles It is las& priest* --
..
driv - -

..riono—broai greensward on each side of • gootIZI,
Medea by avenuee of Scotch are. Joel touching Dome
at Hunter'a Lodge in., we have • gentle eloping road
through a rich and culling valley down to the little mow
Ade town of Lyons Mogi, It clings to the side of a steep
bill, some of the houses looking as if they needed but •
touch to send them rolling down into the sees Its
principal street is bright with shop, and alive with
visitore, who hays Neely thrown a the conventionalities
of towns and us dressed in brolliant and easy costumes.
At the f sot of the tows • rub. time ant water worn
breakweter, built in the tome of tim PoantworenYts, of
stones unhowa end uncemented, end called the C runs
',short wsy ismo the ma, within orb we ehooltorine bend
two or three craft of light burden are diectomelog or
receiving cargo. Ic was here that tie ilJylated D oke of
Monmouth landed on June 11, 1686; and", hme, at Lyrae,
to t the rest Pitt, Earl of Oaathaso, loved to retire to
recruit atter toe excitement of parliamentary tifse and
hare, with *glance up and down the wild, rocky, stone.
beaten thae.t of Dorset, we end our description of one of
the moony uniwston tracks in Direst. We hay.
travelled nearly 50 mime, but, with the exception of the
two oroliste mentioned above, we have mot no tourists or
traveller' of any kind. DJ any of our readers want to
get " far from the madding crowd," to meet with a
elcoplo and unaffected people, to breathe pure. invigorated
air, to pane through sorcery now rich, well wo xled, and
highly cultivated, then bleak and bar., with far-stretsh-
int Mews of bill and dale, of stream cand sea, to put up
at the modest yet °comfortable inns, where they wiU be
removed with old world cordiality and let a with
moderato cherges—in • word, do they want to get into
the real unsophlsticatod country, and be free from touts
and waiters and tell* d'hote, and all the oonsplicated
diom unforto and restraint, of fashionable and =moti-
f, orient .d resorts I Thus we say, Ty Dorset. you
mar ml..something. but you will gain morc—lfas-
auto' Hmsesiner.