The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-07 00:00:00

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the Holy Eucharist, ..... at ort esplailatery
swasional. lecture at 11 as., in the evenieg a
Sorel se rake at 8 p.m., Kent's great
anthem "Blessed be thou" ming with great
ability by Mr. Robinson's well-trained choir, and
the Rev. C. 'l'. Procter delivered one of his most
animated address* fres the weeds "Our Lord
Jesus Christ,Tor wheat the whole family of heaven
and earth A daitied.” Although the municipal
el"tiowl Won/ ill Pa oglwee ell the day, and bauds of,
male were perambulating he streets, the Wend,
sloe at elnwe'h was most egirtellehlitt particuleflrin.
the evening. ..... __ .

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CHURCH Or ESOLAND tsifilltauce TthrOnsfsvrou
public meeting in eonnexion with the
A society was held at the County Hall on
evening. The attendance was exceedingly
_ . The chair was taken by the Rev. )I. Monle,
who, in Opening the proceeding', alluded to the fewness
of the number present, and contraated it with the time
when he give his first lecture in that hall on the subject
,sof temperance, six.and.twenty years ago, when that room
,atitere they werathen emembled was orowded. He was
than told that water drinking would kill him, but he
:TIM happy honey that, through the blessing of God, Is
had bed better health by drinking water than he had.
before by taking a little wine. He strongly urged
upon all present to become total sheenier', not
only for their eery personal benefit tcmpotally
and spiritual—but also as an example to others.
The Nee. . Rooks, travelling secretary to the
association,t than addressed the meeting in an able
Mh. Me took up the subject of temperance in its
eal aspect, its financial aspect, Its social aspect,
;end its religious mean. Physically, men were more
healthy and were bitter able to porton* their daily
toils withenithan with strong drink. That it was a.
great saving of money to abstain them strong drink,
was a aniteseally admitted and inonntrovertabla feet,
The infinenne of temperance on families was shown by
numerous illustrations, and many had benozne honoured
centhersof the church rafter giving up strong drink.,
The Rev. H. B. Milos, of Athelhampton, %tried?
addressed the meeting on the tame subject, confirming
his remarks on the benefits of total abstinenoe by an
experience digit:ears.

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Sim th IL V. PRIIN Stioollx42. —The prize shooting
oi this Corp, was completed on Thursday at the range,
Chesil Beach, when the weather was very Hoe.
The following is the list of winners of the various
prizes, eubjeot to the approval of Captain Thrasher.
Officers rrixes pilltet Private Warms s 244. Priv* C.
Criokrusy; )31 se W, Crickmay ; 4th, Mists

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earl& church by an interesting series of a--
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