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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-24

BENGAL

TEA

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IS IN EVERY RESPECT THE BEST TEA GROWN.
IT CONTAINS THE BENEFICIAL PROPERTIES OF TEA IN CONCENTRATED
STRENGTH—THE RESULT OF SCIENTIFIC CULTIVATION.
It pOIMUCII 112 cuittto 11111t1til. OfIVOLII of ex:optional Richness, and in Strength and
l'aquancy Is unequalled.
IT IS RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY AS " ESPECIALLY SUITED FOR
THOSE SUFFERING FROM =AZ DIGESTION.
CI. R. Tanana.. London—" I haw submitted to a snatching
diem"' "amin4ii.., the Royal Bengal Toil, and find It contains a high proportion of
She ovrvs-quiatina and ruhreshing
A. Conint Rocca, Esq., CM., liouthoti—.The Royal Bengal Tea appears W
We to patinas low tannin and to he more suited to the uso of dreloPtin PaUxo" then any
ol which I have any experience..
S. A 411114144 F.rdlnnton:—"The Royal Dom& la the beet
Tea I bare over tasted. I Rod It ann.. with ilyspiptio patient* bettor than any °am..
Mranrals orether walkol sten to iPr of twig all 4V1i11117 118111/
frelaNiewli.l Obi Tot Par .A.
THE ROYAL BENGAL TEA • • • No. 1,3 s. Od.
„ 2,2 s. 6d.
PP PP If • • •
II • • • „$, 2s. Od.
Leas Slightly B;oken • • - 4 I •ls Bd.
In run ol drat °raw. Sib. and upwards will be delivered free. After which fibs. and
upwards. Alba drat order a uniform charge of ad. win be mad° for any quantity mast
t lbs. B.A.D IT
MARK, THE ROYAL BENGAL TEA COMPANY, Lombard Court, Loudon, Lo.
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TRADE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-24

MROAIiWAV:.

Goy NNNNN ring Hakahro, the
CA,wiervativro candidate, addremel a public meeting
in tho Temperance Flail on Wednesday evening.
There war.. a Itrge attendance, many Wesel§ being
present. Frequent exprresions of disapproval wen!
mule at some of the otatementsoF ho candidate and
the other sireakers, who included Dr. l'alograre
Simpoon, of Weymouth, and Mr. Young, of Puddle•
town. INA., theme eiroumsfannee it wan deemed
advisable not In submit a rote of conlidenes in Col.
ilaintwo. The chair WM taken by Ovbaud Steward.

WIM BORN E.
WNALII AN BAND OF Hors IiXTMAINIIIXT.—On
W•doettlAy evening a public tea and evening enter.
teininent in connection with the Wesleyan Ilan.' of
llope took place in the Monday t3choelnem. The Ina
was provided at sic o'clock, to which some 30 adults
and UM juveniles sat down and partook thereof,
Tua over dm room was ..on re-arranged for the after
meeting, which consisted Va magic lantern ontertaiu•
meet by Megan. Moore, Sansom, and Price. A great
number of views were shewn, combining 'instruction
with mirth. The juveniles thoroughly enjoyed them.
elves.

DESPICRATI arrame ON A CANDIDATE,
Whiln Mr. Davies, Liberal candidate for Angloney,
wan addreening a meeting in Beausnarin Town Hall on
Saturday night, & mob attacked the hall, throwing
ntotwa, bottle*, and brickn through the window' and
among ti.. audience. Largo Moons of rock and Inn%
woe MAO placed ACMIN the road over which Mr.
Davie. had to drive home, and froin the rockn over.
hanging the highway heavy 11114..1 14 atone were
hurled down upon theoarriage. Mr. Davies narrowly
escaped with hue fife.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-24

GRNERAL PRINTING

S , HIGH WASr STRUT,

DORCHESTER, DORSET

''TELEGR AM,

Of every description esecuted with
promptitude, at Moderate Charges

AT Till
Iltprms. I "ralsgmm ' Mom
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-24

PEPPER'S

QUININE & IRON
TONIC,
FOR.WEAK IIEAI.III.

GREAT BODILY STRENOTIL

GREAT NERVE STRENGTH.

GREAT MENTAL STRENGTH.
GRIAI DIGESTIVE STRENGTH.

PILPPILIt'R TONIO.
MOST IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
• Den. smaller use bottle oan epw be procured. cm-
taws& II dome. foe In Rd.. so briLti 14 it Is the reach
of all amain I I The 4a. 6d. else will onempep ep be sew
as weal:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-24

POOLE.

Tug Pont.' Btoany CAIL —AI the Winter Assizes
at Winchester, on Friday, Alice Robbins Weeded
guilty to marrying James Ware, this year, her
husband being still alive, at Poole. It transpired that
the woman's - a girl of 19—husband, a seaman, had de.
ported her, and there wenn no aggravating circum.
stances. —l4he was sentenced to ten days' imprisonment
without hard labour.

Twit.svr.ose Trent:at were sent in for the building
of • new hotel at Broadatone for Mr. J. T. Manton of
the Dolphin Brewery. They ranged from £2,275
down to £1,471 15e., the lowest and accepted one, Mr.
W. l'earcy, Poole. Mr. Charles Miles, liourneinouth,
is the architect and the work has been commenced at
once and no doubt will be carried out by Mr. Pearcy
in • quick and workmanlike manner.
CONGREGATIONAL CRAPIEL.—Tbe anniversary of this
chapel was celebrated on Sunday and Tuesday. In
the former day, special sermons ENNA preached by the
Rev. .1. W. Rodger, l'resbyteriam minister, of Bourne-
mouth. On Tuesday a tea wan provided in the School-
room, Laglandstrect, and • goodly number sat down
and partook of it. A meeting was held afterwards,
when there was a very good attendance. The chair
was occupied by Mr. J. FL Ridley, ot Bournemouth,
and he was supported on the platform by the Rev. F..
Evans (pastor), the Rev. U. Waterman, of Broadatone;
the Rev. J. Ogle, of Sherborne ; the Rev. W. 14en-
sham, of Wareham ; the Rev. R. Walker, pastor at
Poole Baptist Chapel ,• the Rev. E. E. Cleat, of Wiin.
borne; Alderman Buckley, and others. An interest.
mg feature in the speeches which followed was the
statement given by the Rev. R. Evans of this sup.
pooled 144thannivemery. Upon this point Mr Evans
Kahl there was some doubt in the Church. In their
Congreg 'Lionel year book it wan stated the Church
was founded in 1705, which would make the Church
11(0 years old. There appeared to have been 1,923
perams admitted into the fellowship of the Church
since it, formation, and since him (Mr. Evans) coming
1.. Poole there had been 203 additions. (Applause.)
This year they had fallen below the average, the
nuinber received being 23. The number on the roll
book at present was 300, and the number upon the
comniunicants register was 2141. Th.' present member.
ship was appan•ntly less than the membership some
20 yearx ago. They had recently begun another move.
ment, and that WAA to purchaxe a new organ at a cost
of £4OO, and do leitnc little irouovation in camnoction
with the buildings.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-24

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COLLISIoN OFF WEYMOUTH.

ahout Hiroo o'clock on Monday morning a
collision occurred nearly fifteen miles off the Anvil
Mint between the Swedish barque Wagoola, Captain
Lindth, bound from Hull to Pensacola with phos-
phate, and the screw steamer Pensher, of London,
William Henderson, master, on a voyage from
Montreal to London, with a cargo of tools.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-24

ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR

Poiters, Aectioo BUIL

slopes and Coaditims of Sale

Handbills, Concert and Lecture.

Circa Lars Programmes.

Business Cards, Note Nestlings, Bit
Heads, Price Lists.

Reports of Institution'. Statements
of Accounts, Societies Rules

Pamphlets, Sermons

Cheques, Memorandum Forms
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-24

THE HON. PASCOE GLYN'S CANDIDATURE.

HAMM WITHOUT TRH

Large soil flaming placard.' called to•it••11wr
crowded and enthusiastic autln•lice in the Tvniper.tn••••
flail on Thursday evening, to hear speeches fl f se.nr
of the candidature of Mr. Glyn. Those ell.
taken but a cursory glance at thaw announcements
naturally explieted Mr. Glyn would have been prewnt.
A closer scrutiny, however, would have re,alisll the
felt that he was not put down as a awake, a
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great many expected to see him, and wvts dr"
appointed in consequence. It was eaulainA
fl
behalf that he was engaged at a m••••tinK Oiflfl,
Iv''ng parish, and he would take an earl v erl"rtundi
t;faddreseing the electors in a larger hail.
Ale. G. Itaben prepitled, and there were al...estir.
platform Sir Richard Glyn, Kt., Carr GlYtt•
Itolles-Fryer, Mr. G. Curtis, Air. Gifford, Mr. Fla..'
In. Mr. Baker. Mr. liabipsel, &c.
The Citettusts, in ovening the .n.crettingn•o'°'n
hie hearers it would do thent Vnti t • thy catn•-•
0 WI }
way in which the elector. in t country
taken up Lln• cause, end the extreme t, iii oil to•Z
Paid to all Mr. Glyn said. Ile could not twit' Fl "
Ing when the time came the verdict of that dit 61.4
would be largely in favour of the Liberal*. I.
pleuse.)
Sir R. GLYN proposed the first resoletiont which.he
described ea mbar& lanJ pithy—" That this zare.,_oug
desires to mond iia unabatial omfadesaa in
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-24

TIIII SALVATION 411 MY.

The Salvationists are quietly but maximally adv..
citing their cans., at the Barracks, ii. Maidenetreet.
The meetings are well attended, and id a very orderly
intemeting nature. Itith the captain and the
lieutenant 16P1111 earnest workers, and their
r'xlvviitiona Moo the doctrine of conversion, and
respecting religious truths, :tre characterised by
~,,icerity and form. During the past week a clock,
bearing the following inecri Mica, has been ',cemented :
"This clock is preeentsel for the um of the Salvation
Army Rerracks, 4 Weymouth, as a slight token of
gratitude by a number of those who have received the
bleraitur 14 salvation through the precious blood of
Jimis Ohrist. Nov. lath, tsl4li. 'ln such an hour as
yr, ti,,,,k 1,1• C the Son of Man ountetlC—Matthow
stir., 44."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-24

TIiAaNDI IN WILTS 1111 W.

A brutal aasatilt on • man and ttoanfta WAN
near Itradriird.iin-Asiin early tin Saturday
morning, that on the man bating resulted fatally, aid
the woman being hourly expiated to suet:milli to ti,,
injtirien received. It appeani that a quarryman
named Joe Horton, who had lawn living at Elioa
Growl with a woman named Charlotte hind,..y,
having lately become jealous of him father, Edward
Hors..n, an old loan al out 70 years"( age, and laing
down in the tett"' tivither on Friday evening, a
quarrel ensued la.twiwit them. The son afterwards
proceeded to the father's lwelling at Westwiaid, awl
there reunited the altercation, hrutidly attacking Ili.
Id man, beating him about the licul and lawakiii.:
his leg, (nun the effect, of which he expired
three o'clock on Saturday afternoon. Horton
younger ti,,,, went back into the town, and
h.NO4, at Try. where Lititiwy was .tityintr, denoreel.,l
admietion, which being refused, he burst open Ili..
door with a large stone, at if aeiciihr the ....him,.
inflicted plich serailla injuries' n her head awl laid,
that on Saturday afternoon it was deemed ource.—ary
to take her depiatitiitini, Mr. T. II Satindera,
attetidiod at the 11.011 e,,
that lamp.% Morton, who ititil lorrviounly tivtal
1.14.14.41 tip, taw, ale, taken dirre in curtudy With
taley,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-24

ME SHOCKING
,CA.SK OF STARVATION OF

c'-iiiliiite

S.l Jitim'a was the public indignation towards JOllern
nail and his wife, the charge against when fir
illtreating and starving their children was reported in
laat week a Tarwrial, a crewil of persons waited out.
aids the Policeatation tho whole if Wolnesday after-
wain and evening. presumably with Lliti intention of
nealhing thew as they wore removtal from the eons to
th a railway station to und..np, their two nasal's'
mpriaitiment in lkircheater Gaol. A number 'it
aha, aa,auntded on the railway platform, and
under the circumstances the police •dheialii wisely
that the pro. mere should n•A lie removed until
gg;gi ly in Thimelay iii• .... i.. g, and they win then con•
vey.sl (pun the to the station in a calk
Thuralay lint, of thirst iinfounded rumours, iocommon
in Weymouth, was freely circulated to the efttat that
one id the victims, the boy, had died. This was
entirely without foundation, for nit only is he all.;
hut, along with his little sister, gradually improving
under the treatment he is receiving from the Union
officials.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-24

PORTLAND.
EXPERIMENTS AT Tut NEW lOET.

Experinumte were tried at the new fort, Portland
Bill, on Thursday in the pnrriettee of Major Backer,
It. IL, Majord:erieral Sir Andrew Clerks, It. A., Col
Mencrieff, Colored Schnw, ILK., Major O'Callaghan,
R A., Major IL Hatkins, ILA., Slljor Dawney,
Major Salo, R. R., Major Watkins, Captain
Bartram, ILK. Captain .1. S. Jackson, R.N., Captain
Vigor, Captain Isiwia. U.K., Captain Acland, FLA.,
Mr. Murray, R.N., Mr. T. Stint )iordenfelt, Lieut.
K. W, Lloyd, R.N., Lieutenant Ling. RE , Mr. Sun.
nerd, Ntajor Cotton, he. H. 11.5. Hercules got
into 'position for:the firing about half.parst eleven. So
soon as the gun warn seen on the fort airhirre, the Nor•
denfelt guns were continorady firing for several
ininutca. Thn gun at the fort was lowered out of
sight, and the Hercule., after steaming nerrail in a
circle, once more again took up position for the birt
Run to re.appear. When it had been raised there warn
further firitutfor four or five minute.. It mobeoquently
tran.pit oil that oneof the shots hail injured the nerving
gear ashore, insunnuch an the gun remained status'
cry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-24

BOROUGH POLIGE•COURT.

TI:PAPAT.-114.•re the Mayor, and rtaw,,
Nathan, Buck, 1(0,11,t, and_Vintala.

AAA.II'LTINU A MYR.
Ilettry .lolin 'toper was charges' with assmilting ho
wiFe' oil November :4,11 aliel lab. Complainant will
that "it the :Ali defendant went home, hei-st her, and
blackened her eye. lie beat her until slut was black
and Nur, and kiekisl her. 110 also used a stick on
her, and put her bonnet on the fire.-I)efenelant
allegisl lie hail never laid a livid on his wife during
ell the years they lest been marries" excepting for her
drutiken ways. Night after night sfie would go
11.4110 drimk.—Complainant alleged that this was
untrue, and that they !MI IMAM Hurried 27 years.—
The ItingiKtruct4 eliarackTisisl the caw aa being a very
painful Icue, snit wiel that however h the coin.
plainant might or tilleut net give way toil I:illness,
that was no excuse for the defendant Musing her,
Tlwy ordered a judicial separation, the terms to be
subwirjuently arraitged.