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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

cocurrr PETTY SIMSIORS.

Bernenee.—Belore Mr. N. B. Middleton, 0 donel
St.onerd,fr. U. W wry. Mr. G. W. Fluyar, eal
Mel ordleo-ral lienulne,

Too I atoning trtn•fors ward made :—rho Portl oI
00l lan from William I lo•Iclor to Georg* Gill art
IklawatEdly ; Kul. Arm.. Stadion Nowtoo. from
J •tot ftrm I to Atha I IMO. L1V11146. ; Travallin'n
Ilant. Portland. from James Breanand to William
Singleton ,• Royal Oak, Macomb., from Jona Waters
to Mary Wtttoro ; Swan Loa, Potland, from Alfred
Lou to John Daman.

MIGAULT GAIL

Frederick Ellis, labourer, of Rampielism, wag mum-
maned 1., W. d ,per, labourer, of the same place, for
aeleultin.t blot on the 30;it esti flit of July. —Doha-
dent pomade I or ,vocation.—Prosecutor lasted that on
the 30th July, between 10 an I 11 p.m., be was at
work on his maater's premises, when defendant cams
up and Ms master ordered him off. dubeeoueutly, he
warn going borne with hie daughter, when Hills
followst him out of his road sod asked
him if he was going t., light, ant bet ,Id him "No,
se he wished it g home." He (idaulaut) thin
koacked him down, pulledaway his basket, and broke
his shirt, Pr ....moor got up, and defer, lent again
knocked him down • sec md time and fell upon idm,
and threatened his life. Defendant also Amok
pro-ecutor's de.o.tht.,r in the stomach, auJ mho called
" Murder." 11-xt night th-y were in the best ,a, when
defendant asked him how he wee getting on. He said,
Is reply to hi. question, that he was not going to sum-
mon him. He then mai.l he was ;going to give him a
good" hiding." Re knocked him down al
times, and threatened to kill him, threw hint int., •
ditch. and used off eta're I.oguag• toward. his
laughtar. I). (*lnfant afterward, wi.bwl to make the
matter u.—l', r• 917 to dsfenclant, prosecutor domed
haring struck him fire, bit that beia, .truck
prosecutor he " up edit his fist and kuocke l's.. o 'sou'
—Elizabeth S3per, dau•hter of prosecutor, in part
corroborated the 144.1:neat of her father, touching the
aesanit on the 30th ult. des ilitittotly howl defend.
seat °ballinge her father to figh., sod saw him strike
her father several times.—John Danford, thatcher,
Hampiahans, said be wee present on the night of the
first assault. There was cider on both oldie; be
thought they were only j kku. ' • but on the anted
night he "heart enough for him,' ant went off.
(Lari,Lter.) He saw no blows struck at all; defend.
eat wee his nephew.- The Chairman °burred it was
clear th,re had been an lawsuit, and defendant bad
practically admitted it. Ha would be Seed 10s. in
each owe, wit', 16s. costa—total SI 16a.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

PARNPLAIt.

DEATH imom SUNSiRmLE.—An iniposst was held in
on Tuesday, before Mr. W. If. Atkinson,
coroner, touching the death id It tta thia, daughter
of a ganlener. The child was throe year. and three
inontlis .4,1, and atconling to the evidence of the
mother, do. walked' to T..mini Saturday morning.
In thu way the child compLtined f:1 pain in the
head, whereins in witness carried her. leaving the child
at a •ister'o while the mother walked im to Shaftesbury.
i iii her return in them, • 4. the child was taken back
to Fartili Im in a peratabulat.ir, but did not speak all
the way Men-, nor afterwards. and died u Sunday
morning. Medical asisistatice was Aent for, and the
doctor said the child 1131 convidsions, the ettect id a
sunstroke. The jury returinsi a verdict of "Death
from NAturrl CAU,4."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

. .._..
I FUNERALS FURNISRID AND
OONDIJOTED.

BEDDING PL I NTS I BEDDING
PLANTS I !
STRONG AND HEALTHY.
Wonderfully Cheep per dos. or 100.
B. LOADER,
FI,OII IST AND EIENDHRIAN,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

HA.ZILL'S HOTELS,

LONDON AND BRIGHTON.

LONDON TILSPHONI, 2,577.

MHEY are scarcely ono hour's distance from
J. etch ther.
Their several situations are world-known.
The London Hotel in the best part of the West
Strand.
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- The Brighton Hotel facing the lee, every Boom cont-
mending it.
The Tariffs of both Hotels are the same —Apart-
manta, 2(6; Drawing-room with Bed-room, es anile,
10/6; 12/6; visitors, re peasion, 10/6 daily. No eitzoo
whatever. The best breaklaat table and table Whets in
London and Brighton.
Visitors at either Hotel can patronise the other with.
out any farther expense than their railway fares, their
Apartmentsduring their abeence being retained without
"Thischaroiel Is within ten minutes' drive ot the London
and South Western itail way, Waierloo 8 tation,London.

NEW UNEQUALLED CABBAGE BEED.
THIS is the best variety known. It stands
the winter well, and turna into heads earlier
then say other. Its table quality iv excellera. The
fact that over 11,000 customer* purchased this seed
last year that hid 'outlawed it the previous year,
many sending testimonials, is a proof of its quality.
I sent post free for 8 stamps, two on. for Is. by

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0. W. GROVES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SEED:IRAN,
PIDDLETEENTRIDE, DORCHESTER.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

To the Editor.

Sir,—lant ri4ilt gla 1 t • 'chow from the Isttsr signed
dapienium iu your la.c icane, that Cm
w othy Mayor of Weymouth It ,14 givers corral prige
f tits be-t •1., i.. 0 at gator-. p
cquaiug 'wet snow at Port:sal ; but " Excelsior "
still Indians to the belief lb d thsre is an error in
respeot to dm pr:z 4 Arra If )r to.' ferns at the Vir,r.
to oath show. ra.t. the Mayor to well known 11.1
geoerouo, open-hearted geatleutan cilia at be doubted
for • single in latent, end pm.ibly the time is not far
distact when Portlandere will bare the pleasure of
kelpie.; to send hind to St. Stlphines. Still thirel.
siuth.-r side to the subject which Asoleniunt Manna)))
may wsd koaw, via., ta st•like the fabled goose, Y..rt-
I Loys {oldau 0401, .12,1 I WWII I Yilliad 4sptcsjttei
to look at Me pr.os at c 4101, yours
ooediently,
"Einci.ana."
•rt, tn I. Augu-t s'h.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

STICKLAVD,

A I)l6.tiffttN4 FIRE broke out in thi village at
dins. p.iii. ii Friday I.t.t in an outhoupe of a groinu
name! Haney, and in cow.wpience of the late dry
weather the H. ••• rapilly .prcad to four other
cottage. ,4•ll.iiiiing, teuant..l by S. Freak, Sara.
Iwite Elton!. awl William Elford, the last-
mention...l being a life-hold tenenient, the remaining
property belonging to Colonel Hamlin,. The danger
1.. the rest of the village may gatherwl from the
tact that the plight ..,11th•WeA wind blew the burning
thatch all mer the village church, beyond the
We.leyan Chapel to the l,l chalk pit, and for two
li. ur. the pmt-oltice, Mr. l. %V. Barnett'u howie, the
curate'. repiilence, awl Mr Spracklitf. home were in
imminent danger ,if bur [[ i[[ g, the lattor.. funiituro
being removed into the parish church. Two engine.
from Milton Abbey, the seat of the owner, were X 4
4,441 :14 14.44i1.1e on th.• lr4,, and workeil till eight
o'clock the neat mor g. Th.. Illawlford IW,,
Itrigade wa. ale, in attendauce, :mil by the coinuiniad
effort. of the three engine. the fire was got under by
-even o'clock the same ev.• g. Colonel liambni WAX
pre.esit for live 11.41r4, awl 11..114,1 the cottagew in
zirrasiging their teniwirary pl.:, of alp ide, the
Reading Ilppan and the salami school. Thu
.iitfercr, are ill able to bear any part of their low, and
a co tee ha, been app-Muted to attend tin the
cottager , and a mil,cripta..al list lisuod to cm er
portj..ll suptamol. To those who know
the ,illage it may intere.t them to know the old
Cpo‘s Tree wit, merely siuged, and .ti,tained no per-
manent injury.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

• "1410114110SAL' /1100• I.

Thomas Weston, • tramp, of Nottingham, deecribed
am an eogiiiii-iitter, wan charged on lb* complaint of
P.C. Itletchein. with eancsacy at Nottington, in parish
of Bc.mdway. The oanstablit saki prisoner west from
one borate to the othor and asked for food. lie
charged him with unlewfully begging, and he replied
You have no right to interfere with inn in enforcing
an anima law," and he added I sat only roing from
one loom to *ft,4llPr 4, procure 'linnet to lire."
klatcbeni mud Im had complaints r.f the prisooer's
conduct in the oeighbourbood.—lii reply t . the
gimcb, pn4o.lr sald "I never togked ; I never
begun' for work or fool; I ask for it, and d I get it
I go away qulatly; I coolant that if I want food I
bays • right to nab for it." Tbo Chairman " Sevs.
dare' herd labour. Prisoner, itddrssidag the chairmen,
rim as anjaa! sentinice, and you'll bare to pay fir
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12


swum or Illatxrisisce.

Frederick and 'footsies Medway, the format an
innkeeper of Channinster, and the latter an innkeeper
and pensioner rat Higher Lytcher, 'Jere allann eted
For neglecting to maintain tueir i. Aber, Elli kt,elb
Groves, who WU ohargeabld s, the pans,' of Our.
ch-itur. —Mr. Lock {drowse.* I on behalf ,4 the
Guardian., and Mr. fLaitsble sippers,' fee the
deandants.—lt smears that the Ui Abet is over 70
years of age, and Mr. Hustablo Auhtuitte I Gast the
woman war ,bie to work. —ln ra ply to the B ,no ~ she
stated that she was in receipt of relief to the amount
of la. 61. par week and a loaf. She we. affi 4+l with
rheumatism, acid totally unable to contain herself.
Her son. Thomas, woe • putalcan and pen.ioner, and
kept a am, and Frederick we. an inkeeper—both
abitpbodied men.—Mr. Huxtable asked her if she did
not go out nursing, and, wither. thinking Mr.
limitable asked her if she did not go out dancing
i
replied in the negatieo with muca fereour—" No, I
do not go out dancing." (Laughter.) —Mr. Hrnzt.abi.:
Are you bar of bearing. I said, ''G, out our bag."
—Witness t Oh, 1 thoutht you said go out rimming.
(Renewed lanthter.)—Mr. e. J. Day, medical
proved that Mrs. Grove* suffered from chr taio rheu-
matism, and Mr. 11.. Atklueon, relieving oftio r,
proved the hate as to the relief. He hal k ,own the
woman 10 years, and she had had reli-f at intervals
up tr the present time. The Bench ordered
defendants each to contribute 1..61. per week, without
costa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

or RALF PRICE.

IVERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
AA ..1 geutleman, having tried la vain ivory
advertised remedy, bag discovered • simple memo of
.&J-care. He will be happy to forward the particulars
to aity sufferer on receipt of a stamp:l sad directed
eavelups.—Address J. T. tiawsu. F Brook-villa,
Hammersmith. Losdoo
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

PATENT MEDICINE.

la Bases at Is led, b. 9d., 4s. tkl.. u&

COOIL L 8 ' 8 ANTIBILIOIIB PILLS.

Till Ilart

FAMILY 1111DIOINE.
In Bones at li. lid.. b. 94.. is. ed.. .4 us.
COO 'ELK'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

A melancholy boating fatatity by which it Is feared
six ',aroma lost their lives Ina 4 ccarred tin .rneey.
About ten days ago NU. %V. 11. Irving, solicitor, of
Lon ion, •rrivel in tile 1.1•01, acoimpu.i.l be hi.
wile, three children. mid • nursery goy...mesa, intend-
ing to epend about six wo. Iti is lieiuwy and Sark.
On Fri lay eveni:g lent W., arrange' to go out to I
the sou h.rard I r a few hour... The wea:her was I
splendid at at oiling, and the boat was in charge of •
St.o.rd, tho other °manta being Mr.
(J 00 ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
ing, hi. daighter eget about 18. .u.e Iw, boy.
ael r.bout Pen.. MIA teu resp•ctivoly. Skew ir,l a sun
assisted in managing thi b mt. Al, ait ono o'clwk on
Saturday moruitg a heavy squall came on and lasted
about an hour. a douse Ig a Whig to the danger.
Nothing has ohms been aactrtained with reg Ard to the IA New OILIIIOND-STRICIT, LONDON.
fate of tha boat with its occupants, although search
has been °outlawed from day to day.
lir"rving laii
the eon, COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS rumba of tbis mlly surviving.

TUB SAIMST

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lIIMITY-THREE YEARS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

DILINIIISO FOUVTAIIIS IS THE WALI.G.

The Sorveyor asked to be snowed to erect three
(Habit, fountains sad dog Groben In the walks at a
coot of Ns. each. _

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Mr. F. Loam : Is that your own idea, Mr. Thomas
The durveyor : I have been asked by several people
:u the town to bring it forward.
The TORN Cigag remind •ri the Council they had
no money In band; and the matter was ordered to
stool over till they had more money.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

TIM WALES.

The Tow. Cigna said 11111 hal obrierved • nab» In
It, lx•tig Walks requeating people to walk on the
path. Ant the gravel was Is, bad that he really could
not walk on it, and be went on tne grass. It was like
walking on pebble..
Mr. Aldermen EDISON : People can walk on the
gra•. if they like, can they not
The Tows Ciatk : I hays a. doubt they can.
Mr. Alderman EMSON : Toro I should exercise it.
Mr. bore out the 'Town Clerk's state-
ut net that the Walks were its • very bad stets.
Mr. TLIOOIIII said be had bad considerable labour
employed there.
Mr. 01011Ai brought up the wretched oondltion o
the Celliton Walks alter frost.
It IFNI agreed that instrncti its be given the Surveyor
break up the gravel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

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Po.ters, Auction Bills.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

BRIDPORT.

ARRIVAL OF Le. A. l. BROAOLI7.-0* Satordey
imam; A. M. Howley, Iq.. banister-at-law,
• counsel for Arabi arrived at Itridport,
.1. vi.it from the bietropel,.. Mr. Broad*, who,
we believe, will won ti..oa. • for the gest, will remain
for a forteight the guest •.f It father. the Rev. Canon
A. Breall.7_, Vioaraig•. liradp 41e.
SCOURS DRAVA OF • .!liILD.-1r C. G. Nantes,
deputy .:•.r.iner, Lis an lets i 5.00 Tuadd•lr evening,
.1 the D Aphis Inn, Eiat-er.,... co the body of a
little buy named oh est, 10 week. old,
• J ..eyb sal Harr...r. i unlere. My. M. Ward
•4 CIIUSIII (Wool. of t• • j try% Fr ,11 lb. Of id,Ce
It would appear thet %h. chill lost to bad between
eight an I nine o'clock by its mothor, when it was
apparently In It, Lintel Absut one In the
m wising it was disoor,re 1 deal. Ills mother beard
It Cry out onos. The evideno, of a witness went to
prove that the chill hal oevo•• '),en strong. Verdict,
" Death from Natural Con..'..'
IL.ROCOH Nude. Yef eel .y, before J. P.
:•iust ( \ las or), ao. I IL It lin lads. EA' , Muy
Sudan, a.. u awhole.mon•lo osier vo UM, we. obs.gel
with hei.nr drunk and .li...rdorly •ea the 1170Vi.DIVI
night. —P.C. Fricrer •di h ail. her (bulk &host
11.30 p.m. io Wet an 4 tient. Wets, sal she used
•Idadve I atirga.m. Mr*. tind•lt aall It WWI all Ihe
policeman.* (met, f e• he •mg byre driven the littl.•
noys away.- Mr. E fin a .41 ni loubt she thought
is wee •he prd c oso. ti it .lso rot (kaiak.
rant 5 6 Land 6.. c .ay. h .rd Isb mr. —She
• .triatiLlA
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

AN OLD SHSPHINED KILLED BY A
OANEKEZPBB.

What at present seems to be • very brutal murder
was conouitted in the village of Tollord Royal on
Tuesday by Andrew Whitley, a gamekeeper in the
sea, ice of :fir 1111 l F. Grove, Bart., Fern House,
The sictius was Charles Elton', • shepherd, who WUo
employe,' by Mr. 3. Harnett, of Corner Farm, Tollard
Elford, it appears, was iiitehilig hurdles in a
hod .m hi. master's tam on Tuesday afternoon, when
Iwo of hi. grown-up daughters, who were working in
another part. f the %AMU held, saw Whitley walk up
to hums, and immediately afterwards a struggle took
place. The keeper threw the shepherd down, but the
old emu aUCCeUIit,I iii getting Up Again. 'Whitley then
took bold of a heavy stake, called a " fold shore,"
which was lying cone by, and struck him two or three
dows on the head with it. The shepherd was picked
up iu a senseless condition, and died before he could
be carried house. Oi' ii the daughters, it seems,
heard her father upbraiding the keeper for haring
beaten the shepherd boy who had thrown stones at A
rabbit some days before, and this is said to be the
only provocation the keeper received. Whitley was
arrest.' the same evening and taken to the luck-up
At Mr. IL Wilson. Ime of the coroners
for the county, held an inquest on the body of the
deevansl mit Tollard Royal in Woluesday, when the
July returned a verdict of "Wilful murder " against
Whitley. Elford, who was i, years of age, has left a
widow and seseral children. Whitley is apparently
„h.alt :K. years of age. Both men are natives of the
village of 11-tutfhtelti near !Aoudad.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

TIC PRINCE Of WALIFS •ND III! nue.

I reference to the presorration f Hee tree, and the
mem wiel forwarded to the Prince .4 Wale* t rough
Lord Aliments, • lett •r we. nhw read stating tee
Illedllurial bed beeh imisnitte it • the Pri. • • in C
and a• a reply the inunicioel euthori der were referred
to the letter of February het, which waa • prac ice'
refusal t • ban I over the 11.0011 to the town, hot pro-
mising to preserve them.
Hr. Aldermen GiIiGAIT remarks I ths Duchy were
not pre erring them properly, and the meld he
bad received very liberal flees of en •IN-Tip,ill•l•
towards new trees. Th re was • very strong (-sling
In the town that the tree. sh mi Ibe kept in apr r
*tete, which the Dachy did not appear to b..
doing. He thought it advisable the Towle Clerk
should write to the D ich• ataboritkis on the
subject.

TEI 1)11AIXkol 91101111.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

TWO WILLY /ICICLE RAM

Bicycle races are always interesting, and this
cont Si wee particulatly cc, UMW Of Ni. a .mpetitere
le in; ogo -11,at riders. There se,re tn entries. and
they were dial le I logo 1... beats, and as two amnia
tvcre withdrawn four started or each contest. Tbe
c twee c dial-led of 14 time, r mud the encloeure, and
In the tirat brat the 101 l .wi, g starte I Snook,
ot•hampt .n. .t. B.C. (.cr .t th) ; F. A. Brewer,
F. A.C.C. (55 var.); J. B. Mitchell. W. ye. outh B.C.
(70 yards); H. They. 13 ,rcheeter Hmem tIIO yard.).
At the (moth lap So ink, Wearer, and Tilley were well
together, Mr. Mitch.ll, wit hal dropped Whin I, fell
oil. On the tett Ifth rotted Snook eel Brewer were
nick and neat, but at the 13th lap Snook took the
lead, bat only for o ,bert time, for Brewer put on a
anu,t and wen by • low yards, the time being
29rec.. Tilley rode remarkably well. In the tmoond
heat the competitors were—H.. Itichatd, Blandfotd
F.C. ($5 yards): Joseph Headway, Dorchester
Hover. (53 yard.). r. S. Dane..omhe, ,rebesicrr,
Rover. in yards): A,VIIIr Howell, P.a., (70 yards.)
For tire flirt two rond• the riders kept their respec-
tive places, but Oa the thir I lap Dune >tithe paged
!Howell, tudon g deg; round thesixtb tune the two were
riding close tozether. Itichards turd Hallway heir g
some distance behind, the latter retiring. Buncombe
and H twell continued to ale wal togtther,
Dane outlet sli.:htly ahead to, ill the last lap, when
Howell mite a tr merit no eff trt to c,me up, hut is
failti I, pint Dancombe, who won by about half a
length. Toe time was 7mit,.. 42:5 atm. The final
heat proved a aplendid vial ey tor the Captain of the
13 "'cheater Rovers. Ile ...mewed at • terrific
pace. passing Ho well who hal had • considerable
start. He was nearly half • lap to the goo 1 when
Howell and woe out et it. Snook and Brewer
made tremendous caret, to catch him, but he hal it
all hia own way, and ant gully. The race between
the two tiontbamit in,. Snook an i Brewer, was
very exciting. Snook m to .ging to beat the winuer of
the mil,. It ia only fair to aids Brewer was labour.
jag under • great die .dvactage. the pedal of his
machine having workel emit, I at after the first
mil-. 0, T. S. 11./u oi tabu; CI 10.., C St.ook. Tinos,
7mius.

HALI-MILt nit Ste : ViDIC
Fifteen elver. Ift th.s rac oil I ohne start, Int
ono of them, W, 11. M W, ym..uth QC., who
hol 30 PISA • wort, r.. ir-1 aft o. running a few woo.
J. Up•on House C.C., led for the
first two totnt lc. tool wo. than p.awd y A. Richard.,
of Southant.,ton. but Icy eOOO fell hook into their old
plum, and the Taco ended J. Q 041dolnkb I
kl 10e., IL Richard,. Thne &nine. 6 24mma
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

PEPPER'S

QUININE t?f, IRON
STRENGTH.
HEALTH.
ToNic,
ENERGY.

nREAT BODILY STRENGTH. PEPPER%
11 QUININE ANT) IRON TONlC.—fl} inru.ing
enriching the nod Arengtheitlng the
Niue, Oar eyries'. the manifold eyaipturns of *talents.
disappear, appetite retinue, fatigue erne's, recruited
health, general accession of skenztli and vizour .Wer
the whole system abenwantly raves the benelit mimmo ed.
nRFAT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
%I QUININE AND IRON TONIC.-It brume
up the weakened nervous system, and increases the
streostli of the puler, rapidly dispelling the depressed
irrit.nle condition reeillting from prostrated nerves.
Each Bottle contains :12 doses.

SIIREAT MENTAL STRENGTH. rumps
lur QUININE AND IRON TONIC, by its
aupientin eaduenee tba body and nerves, repaint
the rasst4es MI. I by overtaxing the brain poinW.
inkj 110 glVe• erect mental otrengtb. It coin
.tmutld. each Ilefuse irnitationa.

g'RET DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
U QUINua ANL. I.
,Co+ TONIC sticugthens
thc stoilio•h. .t.., p;c:, suitin4 remove'
brlelaartl. palpitation. ae. Mout valuable
medieine tot as licste females. fly the cordial bitter
envois; Pepper's Tome alwaya inercases the appetite.
and, by its me. all neerrsity for beer, one, or spirit is
ssoi.led. bating only Pepper's Tome, sod
• mixture ut the chemist's own couipounding.
Bottles, 40.6 d. each. sent carriage free by Parcels Pod,
on sending Om amount in stamps or I'. Order to Jobe
Pepper k Co., Bodlord Laboratory, L•ados. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

COCKLE'S PILLS

will aim lade from my memory ; and a friend of mine
whir passed through the rause district many months altar
wards, informed me that my fame as • ' medicine man
had not died out, but that chi marvellous cure was even
then • thaws of oonvereatlon la tits balsas."

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS

AKS TKI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

POOLIL
PETTY BEBBIONB.

Tnuasiott.-11 sore the Mar. r (11 It. T. Ti,.
Vernon), 11-. W. P•arc ,111 r. It. Farmer. Ur. W. N.
W.:.tern, and 11-. F. Milk-.
. .

John IV ilsoo was charded with awanitinz Charles
J. Culer, on Monday, the 41'i f Angus°, et huh-

• Mr. wii for the complainant, who .41 on
Monday that he was watching the Forest r.' proceselue
ot the 1.4.•,m i Codielill. After it he net the
...deo 1 ,nt at Alltley.motP, who c Imp an 1 a tid
HOW, y.. 1 400.4 r, I'd 00 con pop you on Ai to dr
y• a." He 1.1.1 him he cull 'lt she. he like.t, and
upon that the I fend tot hit him with hit liat mt the
left the k. Ho (C ttl,r) behl up hie fi.t to
hiunelf, and he believe I struck him In the De.
f -I.d en upon that hit him on the ,sther cheek, and
foor .r,an at came up and caught h ad of him, hut he
tp.t away from them and bit him • ..low n the pose,
which knocked him down, and when he woe down Vie
defend ,t..t fell on top -I him cal pinche,l
crosensminstiou by the doleodan. was to Ilse
a• that tho complainant first hit him in the
ant then there was • fight, which however the cont.
phinatt &tiled.
X twin Parker, who saw the row, said Wilson drug'
th•• first blow. hod then they chnea and b .th
Henry Foat i r vol• aniu,; Wilson kick Cutler alter
he wall down. He alm c 'nob wan.' the te.t
an to who it, ark the fine blow.
Mr. Traven premed In • heavy pnt.i.hment, as
the complainant even now wa nhlig d to era k with
th, all of • coup's of sticks.
The deface, of Wilson amouuni thi.—th.t in se
a•mult ea.o I c bef ne the no wildrates of otaight
gig" thec"u:iaina-.t 1,44 P etowled I, take los part,
be lint hi,., he .111 was to int lit, the hoe end
swear aanit,t him. He t• Ii him afterward. t 'ad lae
WM • snob for .iong it, and then eampl.inant cal 1 he
wa., se good a ma... he ws., and .0 tbe row b.Kan.
On beba f of the attendant, Hobert Gaorill al • a:a
all be raw warn what let should call " a fair fight,"
Tin Beech having reared, as their Morn uamii.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

lITENSION Or THE PAIS IIELD.

An offer had been received from the Dashy to m
the Council the piens of laud n tbe south-wed side
of the Fair Field, mmouring 2 ro xle, 8 perches, and
now In the ccoupation of Mr. D. Sheppard, for
8185.

Alderman Loos proposed that the [du. ot the
Litiohy be acceptal It was • piece of ground they bed
alw,iye contended foe, and it might be a very valuable
addition.
_ _

Mr. Alderman GalOOllY said before It was put to
the C .rnacil he wished to say it was eery desirable
they • neild get this piece of ground, cud niche the
it burg do they Gould with the Duchy ; hut they
hut not t.O very liberal towards thew. Mr.
Symonds would, no doubt, remember when they
purchased the Fair Ground it wee di.tinatly under-
stond whau they wants I this piece of ground they
should hare it at the mum pent..
The Tows ClA's said he certainly recollected it was
understood they should hare it at the same prim.
Mr Alderman Gam ii : Would it not be well to
draw tb.ir attentlon.of that?
Mr. Aldminau CilloX said unfortunately there was
so reoord of that.

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u Itimately Alderman EDISOU'd prop ,aition WIIII
carried.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

MILIIORME SIT. ANDRZW.

Thur..lay night two cottages were
du-troye.l by fire in lhi. pari.h, and a pig belonging
to one of the cottager. pori,lied in the dames. It us
.tat.,l the tire WA4 caused by wine children playing
with =tale%
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

A RIDE TO KHIVA

OAPTAIN now BURNABY,

It ~ ‘1 Horse Guard.,

New 31 eays:—" Two pals. ot boots lined with fur etre
also taken and for physio—with which it is well to he
supplied whim travelling In outol•the-way placee—some
quinine and Cocklis pills. the latter a moot invaluable
medicine, and one which I have used on the natives in
Central Africa with the greatest posaible 61100.011. In fact
the marvellous effects produced upon the mind and body
of on Arab Shelly who was laaptrytoso to all satlva
madlalawk whoa I adattaistotr to him eve
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12

J. WARREN

nKOS to thank the Public generally for past
favours, and to I.ooollU.se that durieK the ex-
tensive alterations to hie Premises in iligh East-
street be will awry on Las Dusioesa to the
MARKET HUUSE,
Where all orders will receive prouipt attention.
Dorchester, April 24th, met.