The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-05 00:00:00

DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH IN TON QUIN.

"Th. met," ohoerved it • Tichbarse claimant, es •
memorable oocasiou, " hmi hoopla', dm. mein%
for your ;mirk ear." It would he interesting to
brow how much the hedged and ticketed geeiletrien
of Umpires* now io Petereburg ars keeping for the
" prink ear" of the British public. Here and there
• note Dot for publication comes to the editor,
together with the enthusiastic oopi, which is hut
quits in the same vein, Poo such I have seen
which talks of remains of explosives, of sham
Austrian allows arrested, of • state of "suppressed
penis," and other uncomforteble thloors. Bot all's
well that en& well; and perhaps we shall get all
the fortisr infortriatiou which we require wlsti the
cuetooosry cr.4p of •oecial oorrespoudents' travels
is leady for next pohliehins harvest.

seen that Dorcheeter, at one end of a county, and
with a large a...board at a abort distaec., contributed
10,000 moie visitor. than the more impotent city of
Selebury and even more lb .n the town of Goi
which is about an hour's rue from London. Pr 'yd.%
with its 01301111tba, nwr iundings ant rearne.s to L .n-
-duo, contributed only 40,000, whilst Hereford w
good twice tor an average of 10,000 more.
The entries number as follow. :—llonee. 132 ;
Devon', 54; Shorthorns, 57; Hereford., 37 ; Sue. x,
36; Jitney., 72 ; Guernsey, 45. Sheep, 207; including
I...imitate, 13 ; Cotswold, 19: Darin:tool, 13; oth.r
long wool., 21; S iutbdown, 37; 11..miehire Down*,
27; Shropshire, 28; Oxfordshire, 9: Doi .et loot
&menet horn., 19 ; Mountain. 21. Large log., 20;
Neck.. 20; small blacks, 21; Berkshire, 40, P. nitre,
500. For the load chews. prize. th.r. 25 C 111
petit es, and for the butter prize. 10 hay,, entered.
rho total value of pvzes offc red by the society and
loc.l committee is £2,216. The prentiuma for horse
in 17 classes amounted to £355 £245 wan eiyeil an first
priree, and £llO as wen* prize.. la 087 is Oren
in the 42 cattle classes, £779,., first pi in.., and 1.108
as wood priz.s. Por .be..;. £431 is offered in 29
£291 as firet prise., end £143 u. I prin...
£l6oi given in 16 clew. for pig., £ll2 o. first .s,
and £4.8 a. second prize.. For pool; ry £166 io offered
in 66.4....., £97 a. 6,4 prize, £49 a. eiaind
and £3O as third prize..
The Judges commenced open itideing on Monde!,
and the following are the local prize-winners
In Devons—Mr. A. skinner. Bi.hop's I.yilearel, trot
for old cow; Irord Falmouth fine for old bull; Mr. J.
Farthing, Corry Pool, Bridgwater, first, and Mr. H.
Farthing, Nether Stowe', second for yearling bulk
Mr. Horse, Leighland, Taunt n, second for ryd cow,
and !wound for heifer. Mr. E. J. :-.tanley, first,
and Ur. A. Skinner second for heifer calved In 1881.
Ishorthorne—Mr. 11. Lang, Curry Riven, ...nil for
old bull; Mr. J. S. Bolt, T.entoo, second foe
old cow; Bar. R. B. Renamed, Maroliull, first
for heifer colved in 18 1,. Jersey limier in
milk or calf—Font, Lord Poltimore iler',o.l. Mr.
H. Cornish, Tho nford, Sherburne. Heifer, cdved
1881—H. Cornish, second. Sheep, South n.., bet
Iwo shear rams—Prince cf Wales first, and 1111.11
takes second for ewes. Hampshire Downs—Fi.et and
commended, Mr. A. Morrison, Foothill; second, Mr.
J. Read, Humington. Somerset ono Oureet yearling
rime—First, Mr. J. Culverwell, North Pettuot ;
second, Mr. H. Farthing. Two shear ram.—Firot,
H. Farthing; wood, J. Culverwell. l'igs—P. re!
Radnor takes second for old and young boars (email
breed white) ; in the small breed black competitie the
Rey. W. Hooper Chilfromo. Tee commended for boar.
Stallions (foaled), 1881—Mr. F. Pope, Chilfronie, h.c.
Colt—Mr. T. Rolled, Castle Hill. Hunters (mares) -
Mr. B. Sawtell, Midelney, Curry Rivell, lot, Filly—
Mr. H. Lang. 2nd. Colt—Mr. E. Legg Beaminster,
let. Sheep (Hampshire Downs) ram lamb—Mr. H.
, Beth, Isl and 2nd; Mr. A. Dlorriaun, c.
Pigs (Berkshire .ow)—Mr. N. Iterdefield,
h.c. The attriodsnoe at two o'clock was
946, aa againet 3,061 let year at Credal.
Favoured by line weather, the Bridgwater meeting
of the Bath and Wort of fiugland Society promises to
rank among the most successful of its forerunners.
The attendance on Tor:6day was smaller than on the
second day of the meeting at Cardiff I.at year, but it
was cransidersbly in excess of that In the four preceding
years. The annual meeting of the member. was held
on Tuesday, Lord Brooke' Ml'., pred ling. Maidstone
was selected as the place of meeting next year, and
Lord Helmsdale was elected president fur 1883-4.

SpfalFman,,

M;wocobs,

Paws, Saturday.— A. despatch received by the
Miniater of Marine. from Tonquin, 1101101/110111 that
t'....otain Rivkin), commander in Tom-join has been
• in an attempt to snake ,sortie from Fort Hanoi,
where he had been besieged for several months by
cuisi lerably superior forces. Captain de Villiers was
deogeronely wounded. General Bonet, who is at
Prefect at Saigon, has received instructions to replace
Csraln Riviera
St-speir.—A despatch from Saigon, dated Saturday,
save r miroandant ILI lyre hivi considered it necewary
to make a 1,430001.4111140111 with 400 MOD and a naval de-
tachment. Them trops were attacked four MI „metros
'lrma If anoi by a etrong body of the enemy, and c on-
Pel.el to fall beck upon the fort. During the retreat
Comasserlant Riviere yea killed, sad Major Desvilles
mortally wounded. lb* lo.s ol the French wee 26 killed
and IL wompierl. The trope aubeequently re occupied
their position', and are still in possersion of the French
weicsesion and of the Royal Pagoda. Reinforcemente
tome hers dispatched from Cochin Chlnkmd Admirals
el and Combed en ordered to leave at once for the
16,,,o.Chiriess station with a sqnsdroa. The Minister
of lit/trine telegraphed yeeterdity to the governor of
Coehi CMea the following deepatch to be rr ad to the
troops :—" The Chamber has nomituouely voted credit
for the Torsouin ezpedition. France will avenge her
'ketone children."
PAM.
A telegram from Baron of Tuesday's date announces
that General 13,..tirt w,P .tart Thursday for Tor quiet
to wisume the commani sectioned vacant by the death
ol Commandant R

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRFSS AND AOQU'iII.TI RAL, GAZETTE, TUESDAY JUNE 5, 1883.

TB'S DIOCESE OF SALISBURY.

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M. It Nye Itt.

THROAT IRRITATION.—S,metiest and dryness, Sailing
snit ',Staten, inducing c.urth and effecting the voice.
Fer these eyeoptoms 'i's Emu's Glycerine Jujube... In
Ooltiset wilt the Fiend. st the moment they me excited
by tee not of socking. the Glycerin, in these agreeable
confections becomes actively h,glinn. gnin only in boxes.
7i.1.. Last, lid., 'al ellrd " Jinni Errs it Co., Horocso-
psthic Chianti, man." A letter received: "
mey, perhaps. Olt/nest you to know that, after
ea extended triel. I have found your Glyarine Jujubes of
considersbic bcnebt (wiih or without medical treatment.
In Marra all forms of throat disease. They soften and
clear the voiceo. Yours faithfully, GOLDEN HOLMES, M D-
Sonior Pbtsician to the Municapei Throat and Fair
Infirmary.
Temperance seems on the increase, if we may jud_ge by ,
we extraordinary demiend for the Montserrat Lime Juice ; '
oicr 100.1.100 gull, as hang imPoit,cl annual's. The UAW
s :—" Tbe 11..0teerrat I. wirest, nod He Counsel tali
public to drink it. Al a rule, Lime Juice te, perticulsrly
during the summer. a far la,. wholesome drink than say
iorm of alcohol. We have eubjrcted toe essaphis of the
• Litnie-Frat Juice' ot the Mon Company to full
analysis, to wet its quality and purity We have found
it to be in sound rendition, and entirely free from
adulteration." Illocrentutir Lime-Fruit Juice and
Cordials. Unreal or Pure Lone Juice Cordial,, _ Aromatic
Clove. Strawberry. ktestierri. Serinterills, Fin.-e Pets.
Jargonielle, Pepownvni. Quinine, ec.
Disuses OF Wolll[2l —Lnrot treatise, illustrated with
numerous wood-cuts mod coloured plates, for three tette,
stamps, giving means ol sum •eslut sot perfect red-curio.
Addeo'', WORLD • DISPENAART MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
3, Now Oxford-rtreet, London. W.O
MUCH ThUTH iN • SHALL CORPASS.—We are • free
people, a greet people, an enierprwing people ; built must
in admitted, also, that we are • dyspeptic people. Our
stomachs ere by no DIM= as Bound se our political
constitution : end many of ii.. ii addressed in trio language ,
of Macbeth—

" Let wood digestion wait on appetite,
And healio on both--
would anxiously inquire by what means the wish could be
remixed. That question, thanks to THOMAS HOLILIWAT,
cant,e triumphantly sins weroal. The uo.quell.ds oine chic, '
known throushout the world ea HOLLOWAY'S PILLS, is
literally • specific for the rompleiint. Imperfect digestion
raieults from a dilute c indnion of the gastric juice— the
fluid which dissolves the fool in the stomach, end fita it
for application to the purl.. A of life in the them of Wood.
If the organ which secrets this solvent is in • state of
morbid imitatioo, the dull will is deficient in quality
cod quantity, and Its appointed °film in the Internal
economy of the system will be inefficiently performed.
The stomach Ming disordered, the whole vital machinery
to which it furnishe sustenance and slrenath will UP
weakened, and the animal 'pima sympathizing with the
hodily debility, will become greatly depressed. This is
Drum/nu; and its victims, when it has siethesed the
chronic form, are the most miserable of mankind. lt is
generally seconsmnint by loss oi appetite, attenuation,
oppression alter sating, Irregularity of the b meas. low
nervous fever, great debility, pelpitation of the heart,
broken sleep, puns in the right side and between the
shoulders, and profound melancholy. All these symp-
toms, end every other variety in the manifestations of
of this distreming malady, are rapidly removed by a
course of Holloway'. Pill. Putting the testimony of
others out of the question, we have full warrant from
rrnobservation for this broad and positive statement,
att to be marvelled et, then, that Holloway haa
acquired such universal fame. In these remarks upon a
man who Is dietesliguithed by the speed, simplicity and
certainty of his cures, we wish to discharge a duty whirl
we Owed or thought we owed, to the nubile. It is for
them Wad noon our suggestion as they think IR.—
Waskingrfra lostsUipeaser.
HOSPITAL ton COSSUNITION, BROMPTON --The Annual
Court of the Governors of this c evocation wee held
Thursday afternoon, In the Board Room of the Hospital,
Yr. T. P. Beckwith in the chair. The Secretary read the
report of the committee of management for last year,
from which it appeared that 1911 in-mahouts had bean
under treatment, and 12.381 persons had received advice
and medicine as new out-patient teem during 11282. The
income had been: from Annual So becriptione,glffol Oh 6d. •
Donations, LTZ7I 164. 10:1 ; Church Coileetione, Hospital
Saturday end Sunday Funds, LIM the. Bd. ; incideetels.
Lonna 74, ; Lemcie. £31829 8..10 ; 11-taM, £lOOO 6,.
Divffends. LIMN f1a.54. ; total. .03 1108 Si. 141. Rapandb
tere..1121.121 13s. 31. ; Ditto, New Building and furniture.
£9.925 10s. 7.1. • total, £31,060 34 161. The following
Interim had been announced : Colonel Cecil Forester.
£lOOO reversional): Mr. H. Watson, £220; Mr. W.
H. Ryder. £250 ; lit. W. Sloe:oaths, .1.4110;1Mr. C.
Fowl, .f. 500 ; Ries Baxter, .1.500 • Mr. W. H.
£lOO ; Yr. Perry, £10; Rine Rom gui,
The committee were gratified to report that die new
extension building -ppuite was opened on the 13th June
Met by the Earl of Dniiy,.the president, In the premium of
• large gathering of Meals of the Hospital, whom
liberal contributions on the occasion were cordially
acknowledsed. The whole of the beds in the two
buildings-331 in number—bail been for seam time in
offordingecoxrunii elation for 137 additional Mpatienta.
An opportunity was cow presented of relieving suffer-
tug to a much gr. st•r • x•ent than heretofore, and of
materially reducing the sail they in admission hitherto
existing. To maintain the. adventsges the committee
had Incurred very hese y responsifoliturs. They had weeieW
no assistance from t' e tril. ir for efeetine the boilding
(the cost of which had le en not by Noe arod•s ifthho; .
but in order to onefin thin to lie-p the new ward.
own they had eimely no resoure,e hut to appeal to the
benevolent fir lib rAI and must
nimbi to the nisconneptlou se. literal. nt„, via,—That the
charity was well etichered. Tole impfeasion had deterred
many from sieiog help erhirh they would otherwise have
eladly rendered. A referefico to the foregoing etatement of
receipts would prove how small an income the Hospital
poeseeeeff &Pert front volontirT cintrihntions. The com-
mittee referred in f--ling terms to the lass sustained by
the death of Sr Philip Rose, Om hos. pc. aid vice•
President, whose •ninth•i• laboure in the foundation of
the Hospital in 1641, soil his valu•ble services since were
well known. The reg ort having lean adopted, the nom
mitts., of manmement and auilitoro were appointed, and
thanks to the medica officore having been voted, the pro-
ceedings terminated by • c edial vote of thanks to the
Chairman.
"ICSATING'S POWDILIL,- so relebreted and per!eetly
unrivalled in deetroyine BUGS. Furns, Ifirxruss, MMus.
and all insecti whilst quite herselees to domestic animals,
is sold wiere in 61. •,,d Is. tics It is clean in use.
All funs and woollens .I.ouid he well pnrdered before
putting away. Beware of imitations.
VALUABLS DISCoVIZY VOA Vlt 11•111.—If
_your hair is
turning grey or white, en letting off, mei "The Mexican
Hair Renewer," for it will positiesio restore in retry some
Grey or Wiiits Asir to its original colour, without leavins
the disagreeable smell of niost " Restorer." It makes
the hair eharmirgly beautiful, a• well as promoting the
growth of the bale n ball spots, where the glands are not
decayed. Ask your Chemist for "THIS MaSICAII HAIM
RENIMIII," sold by Chemiats and Perfumers everywhere
at 3.. 01 per bottle. Wholesale depot removed to 33,
Ferrlngdou-road.loindon. - . .

ACkD To all who are rifferina from M. errom slid
indiscretions of youth, nervous wrakoeso, early demr,
loss of manhood, Ac., I .111 srnd a receipt that will our.
you. Free of Climes. Tois emit remedy was discovered
by • missionary in Sou,b Mile, Sand • self.addreseod
envelops to th. RAY. JOSEPH T. Dinar, Station D, Now
Tork Cit., U.S.A.
, . .

Remember that foe C in. and Bunions no remedy is
equal to Allcock's Corn .v Minion Muter. The univeistel
verdict is that they reli.. Aoki.: inenotarisoualy. Why
cringe with pain, *two be wearing one of these little
plasters you can grek int irhtly and veer the tight.et
boot, with .amt Try a ill. packet as • simple. Sold only
in two size pocket., 741. and 130.
TMILOAT ADDICTION* •no iitiaa.sormas.—All suffecins
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief silord.d by
the use of "Brown'. Bronchial Troches.' The.. famous
" lunges" are now sold by most respectable chemists in
this country at I*. lid, per box. People troubled with •
" hacking cough," a " slight celd," or bronchial affections,
cannot try them WO soon, as similar troubles, if &down
to progress, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affection& See that the words "Brown's Bronchial
Troches" are on the Government Stamp around era box.
—Pretend by JOHN L BROWN and Soya, Boron, United
States. European depot, removed to 33. Farringdon•
rood, London.
Fununs I—Foo THE TROTH era Bosom —A few drove,
of the liquid "'lording" sprinkled on • wet tooth bran
produces • pleasant lather, which thoroughly cleanses the
teeth front al prudes or impurities. hardens the gums.
prevents tartar, stops decay, gives to the teeth • peculiar
pearK whitener, arid • delightful Owning to the breath.
It removes all unpleagent o.lour riinir from decayed
teeth or tobacco smoke. '• The Fragrant Fiorillo.," being
composed in part of honey and neer herb., is delicious to
the taste and the greatest toilet discovery of the aga
Price fa 6d, of all Chemists and perfumers. Wholesale
depot removed to 33. Farrintdon-rnad, London.
Al IRS SADIST AND BRIT APZILITRT GNAW Oil 111
unrivalled, the only drawback being its nauseous flavour.
This is cerepktely Oltllol.lll by Aura é BANBURY'S new
proug. of manufacture, and the A. 4 H " TA/MLLE:3r
CASTOR OIL shaken up in worm milk, while still the
safest, beer, and most effective, is now one of the most
palatable of sperienti. At fal., In, Is. IM., nod 3s. Sold
everywhere
UNSWEETENED CONDI+ NSED MILE. High
medical and scientific autheritie, store that the enormous
quantity of 40 per neut, of sugar added to the ordinary i
condensed milk is injurious, and they therefore .trotalt
recommend the pure unsweetened "First Swiss Brand.
By far the beet intents' food. Ask for the "First Swiss
Brand." Sod everehrre. Sle Clanton& Hartmann,
Roll. and Co,Boto , London. &E.
ADD= TO Korean —Are you broken in your rest by
a sick child suffering with the plan of cutting teethlGio at
ono', to • chemist and get a bottle of /La& Wnirowi
1 floolono Braun. It will relieve trhe.Fmenfferer immedi
. steely. lii. perfectly hereon.. and tto threats' It
' produre natural quiet deep, by Ting OAD child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes "U bright ea • button."
It soothes the child, I softens the gums, Klays all pain,
relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and Is the beet kaown
remedy for dysentery and darner, whether arising from
seething or other MUNI4I. Kra. Wieslow's Soothing
Syrup is sold by Moiticine driers everywhere at Is, llel,
per bottle.
TALI QJZIIN AND COLD WATER likkAl.—lixtract from a
lady's totter—" I find Sincloir's Cold Water Soap eaves
, tinuand mat,rieL all the clothe. require lees rubbing and no
' boiling, and frill more oat tat octant was e much purer coke,
than with other soaps. I recommend it to every house,
wife, as it is undoubteelly the best soap for lanodarresi!
re
all purposes. It will not Inju the most delicate I
is ph.t to ore, and prevents the miser, of • Kann
. house during the family ..ash. Sold by groan and oilmen
everywhere, at 44. per ib. Be sure to ask for Striae.,
I and do not be tornado-I to wont • worthless imitation,
—Role maker James Sinclair, Southwark, London.
RCLECTICA. • new remedy to the Public.. but old in
private practice. Invaluable SI • remedial agentid.,
Cougba, Bronchitis, Asthma, Rheumatism, Headaches,
' Neurelaie, ao Copli A of Teltimn.jiakac.. Bent free by
I
poet on application to Priocipal Office, 57: Great Carlotta
1.4.
. treet„ Liverpool Eclectic. Is cold by ell Amenable
stolen at .. In, Per be '
RJI.M4 41444 DISAPPEARANCII I
•. • If .11 Dirt from everything
Ilr nog
i
i
I Hudson'. Extract of Soap,
REWARD I !
I only Health, Perfect Satisfaction
I h, it, regular daily use.