The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-08-01 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS ANE) AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST I, 1882.
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ng disappointment to myself and those around EXTRAORDINARY RUMS 81100I7NO. . A Ceaa.—To all who are sofferins from the errors sad
-.raining PIIDDLUIIITOB. MAIDEN EfIEWTO3II. i
etorrtspcmtnta.
, indiarret.ions of youth, nervoira weakness, wit &Mr
ml, but in spite ,4 that Ido isot Chargemyself with At the Midland Rifle MLitt". Handwellirk. r ' ices el nitanhoel, ie., I ell sent a receipt that will cm;
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FRIENDLY 80CIETVS FETE.
.Virtsieunda.aly king tie, can. je tee), remember, of the truant sasurday, Corpoeol 864" lit " "zwic kaki+, es who . you. Free •,1 Charm. To is rued remedy was discovered
BALI Or STOCK.—Mr. T. Emirs,
throat and hoarseness will to
of Dorchester,..held i
THE FUTURE TF WEYMOUTH: yesterday. However that may be, I rorombor one.
bas been selected as one of the Eoglish national gaited by a orlarilonarY In S'n.•h Africa. Send a ealtoddresned
•-eve an 1 important sale at the Manor I•ft ,
oa Tuesday, when he brought to
i IthusesdNaaytiolunaf.,l liearwiseeit
The annual Fete of the Maiden Newton Bianch of
To the Editor. accompanying • skilled dimilple of Isaac Walton on one at crockooor next mouth, made 09 out of • noggin* 105 ' • ,'elope to the Rev. Joss.ru T. Lenz& Station D, New
dh id hooked and landi;d 13 splendid el i. of 800, 900. and 1000 Yards, tk•
of the celebrated ,00 itch '' lochs." Now OD the dal in a competition in oonnex_ion...w_itti the Midland Rifle
troYormkiorridtmiy, loin.SorAth. .
Dear Sir,—W•ymoatio is progressing. From the
THROAT Arrecrion son tioamaxisea—All andesing
"--ds of,
f10r.../;,..11,,ta:4e...71,..h0br.1eif1, flock
' Cm early morning the weather was extremely
siuPe"°— usouv'°";':hrlsftit My company neverhooked a
be flab • raft"
-.4 ~,,,,ite. T.."' factc that .
f tbuirood I doubtful, and it continued gloomy with altorna4"s"—,. onthuwerrb°,,thlanneuwualb'rauteilbbi:dvtal, ea: dofiwoaPrmßov"nroeunirtah htc'as
with great
irni
highest score on record, team TT sour,' row •••• ably surprised at the alrocret immediate relief aff by
clouds and sunshine, till about two o'clock. like" " been nearly doubled I I At any rate, when I first I think he never got a bite. .the next day I remained toer‘Thr
at home, d i the evening the disciple came home •
e, an 0 . the use ri " Brown's Bronchial Trochee' These famous
" lounges" are now sold liy moat respectable chemists la
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„,_,nnioni rained an torrents for a short tune. After this 'bower. joined lbel Council it was about 00,000, and now it
..i.ti nine more mat Again, to illustrate. Visiting a was beautifully fi,e. The streets were
L'" 4,... however, 1 I
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-1 c-"red el). and the remaiuder of the day
'-•-orsted vi h b inners and 'Lip, and th
profus-+Y "Airing too „000, ',mixt the commerce ot ottr rrt
s town , bad almost trebled itelf, f ~ goo., he came home one evening after having
I cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if
PROBeTe COURT. —OIOIOE9 Sir JWIEWS HeartaL• to progress, result in serious Pulimo and
this country at le. ltd, per bor. People troubled with •
, w about £50,000. and there is scaraely an empty house.
---•re kiziolarene
ye.
rained in
Somereetshire farmer of my acquaintance P few seemly LOCAL WILL CASE "packing cough," • elight cold," or bronchial af I=
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band,
d.atiint
and the
"e tore a h.ilidey appearance. despatched to market several dozen rabbit+ he bad
WITDEBEDAT.
BTroch....7m.pr.ectip.dona.:robS;:jothtlzduotei:thßitz•:::uxolrdla:seddu.s'7llrini=.4l...ingdas7.Bichroueßld.
uniud_i_,...
' the Wharfage Dues, then abut £1,200, now
pean
realiziog between £l,OOO arid £5,000 • year II I and shot on that day, be begged me to accompany him, on
BRAND V. LOVELACE. thene.a. well as our rateable value, still on the increase.
--bed to the pariah church. • Our railway Lac titles are md ite they should be. I .! d told ine to " try my band." I This arose on • caveat against the will of •
the following day, on another "booties expedition.
.. gave Me P gun, an
dm "try my hand" vary mach, for I seriously railer named George Kiddie, of Queen Camel, which rood, London.
. 're being • numerous have written • lacier to the Great Western Railway
damaged my 115:le Soper. and my friend, the farmer, was propounded by Mr. Brand, manager of the breech VALUABLE DlSCOriar Vol THE RAIL—If your ask Is
- (the Rector),
Schoolroom,t two beautifuland
Compatiy, a copy of which I enclose sad wherein I
only wounded • leveret. Ouly three weeks dem I
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fwoh
to
two
clerks In the 8.4 k, it.... WTI
t6:yhtaror Wc.h.hite h:::h.itsauotingfuLinalueowelollur., wl:mti:twit Isimingum
-•"lcned a' have expressed my views. It is under the consider.
ventured off this it isst with a few friends to Bah. titlih.ldtNwa National
yProoriflsooncial to the Yatestsbermanwmlia'apint+le.
th.turndiamr.Hne grey
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rhey
ation of the Directors, and I trust the result will be
...tisfactory to us aIL Within gunshot of shore I managed to kick a bole
through the 1).4 and our rescue was simple due to the 'ore have recently appeared in your paper draw-
' ---oss between our Borough and other places
am not
prompt arrival of another boat. Thus, I have given up
sport, and, for the reasons named, sought yesterday • being signed in the bank in 14 Peellanns 0, anc".".' decayed. Ask your Chemist for "Tin IitEICAE HALE
(tiowddßageßto
be
ooze. other @molds()
--`4 rapidly in site and importance, few hours on the " ocean wars," clill to be die" clerk and a Mr. Dilliston, tailor. The defendant ItoegacM64r. Bland d'htetreehe!.._wiulle greHaiir:anethweerhifirooreittwiwi::::hleruett.:_
ja.4.41 n"
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RENZWaII," mold by Chernists and Perfumers mer7where
- of these towns have not in
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appointed and to disappciat But, I digress. Seeing mt.. Juan LaTalacs, of Piddlehinton, married at 3. Id. per boftle. Wholesale depot removed to 33.
-eventing freehold
of
t o steamer approach, I tumid myself in getting my deoeasedk sister, and he challenged the validity of the Perringdon.road. London.
'es us one of the
few "traps" tuether' and, in the meantime, heard • will.
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. ''''' iiir.„.,' harried conversation between Mr. B. lop, the Harbour Messrs. Melmoth and Bartlett, of Sherborne, were
" Boas" and the Skipper of the boat. Having WIS. liMicitoys for the DlAfittiff. and Mr. R. N. Howard, of pr)[:.11..,:- •.• , ti ,I.IIIIN 11.11 TUTOR.
*".torily a itvilicial myself as to the safe custody of a weroooth, for dideodmik
. • nsr. 1.,, hesiovree um.
'.n sandwiches (I have generally • good On this
case being called Mr. loderwick, addreriog :,., .L. - ~..„ .S 1 1, • • . •
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' '-'water), end • eeP9l, of the" fragrant," his Lordship, said: Will you give us • moment? A ", l- , ..i. Lomas: v vir
rid
"muipreeent flask of nectar, I ran consultation than took plane, and the learned counsel 13 I 1.1.1 A li D A HAGATRLLIE TABLES.
-, an 1 vehicle stood, ordered drew up an agreement, which plaintiff immediately A I.‘l:tai ,lock .1 Ncw met RECONIRHAND
••• my .wife to be of goo I signed. On the defendant being called upon to sign he Id BIT, 10...1 '"ii 11.111.1. mini: Solt PRICE LIST& 'WY was to meat demurred, and Dr. Deane then applied to his Lord. O. Eli/vomit,. ElNi-l.t'ili math, Lusts IN. its
-hew I eecc ship to allow the case to stood over until alter '''' ll 1:.% la 11. EN lib :V,I IA l'l'l NEM, fr. MANLY
' ‘to luncheon, as he desired to see Mr. Lovelaoe's solicitor, I.fil V 14.1.3 I:
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lit 3 fi ,3 4w. lit .1.14) inn ~....41mrly SO
who was not unmet. Alter luncheon Mr. Inderwick ema IN-., \ a •-•!.. OL•IL.-o t i..li. ',lir If iii. eaealehl. .ts should
- '''eY bad decided the will to stand
1.141. i Titio, 3i3n,iii. f.ir in. NI %id. 3+ Ili Itiiff. Itombil.b...l OM
. -Mr. Leigh, clerk at the N; bat he desired
ational Bank at
THE THREE MAGAZINE% foe EVERY HOUSEHOLD.
-"led, and stated that be knew the tea.
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