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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

ARIDPORT ODDPELLOWS' SOCIETY.
To az Editor.

Sir,—l ahoul,l not have taken any notice of the
correspondence re the above $ cirty, had it not been
for yimr last week's correspondent's remarks " that a
visilence committee was formed to defeat doom who
were oppoee.l to the 'aplendi I ' offer of Mr. Legge.
I aboold ilke repliee to the following questions:—
la it not • fact that Bro. Cox voluntarily offered the
ball in tho first place, no • Ire* gift from Mr. J.
Li.gg ?
Is it not • fact that two or three years after, on a
member asking • question when the etunigerni offer
wee likely to be curie I out, he was told we " had
better lie low and sing small or re ahould not have it"?
I. It not • fact that it was only just before a
general
election was imminent that the building was
begun?
it Dot a fact that when it •••• finished and •
summoned meeting called to accept or reject the same,
Bro Cx stated tbat the trustee, could not, and be
knew the members would not, accept it or. the terms
offered?

Was not themeeting adjourned for the purpo.. of
examining the deed., am Bro. Cox had walked out of
the room without letting the Bros. know what the
objectionable clause wee'

Was it not some time after this the so-called riellenee
committee was formed?

Was It not the action of the committee that riv•
opened the question ?
Did Mr. J. Legg know how the committee obtained
their majority ?
Who formed the committee?
Of bow many members was it composed?
Where were its meeting. held!
Wes any notice given of the same j and, if so,
where?

--
Was it not • Secret Committee, and, when the
question of such • body being in existence wag asked,
was it not denied.

_
Is it D fact that on. of the members of that oom-
mitten used the words " nothing would have been
known lilt bad not bon for a traitor!
Should the rerliee prove satisfactory, I may trouble
you with a tow more quosibus in a future loono.—l
ow, your',

.
ODDIILLOW, No. &
Bridport, January 15th. 11384.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

THE LATE CONSERVATIVE MEETING,

To tAc

Sir,—l have been informed of the following incident,
In connection with the recent meeting, on authority
which Ido .'t think can be dieptvcd. A we,' known
gentleman in this town hal al.plied for • ticket, and
by the c mere, of the secretary was granted one. lie
repaired to the awn Xxchange In good time, but was
Informed by the policeman at the door he could not be
admitted. (lie bad a list of pore .ne who were known
to have tickets, but who were not to be admitted.)
The gentleman indignantly produced his ticket, but
the policeman acting In a.morlanoe with hia buten*.
tions retailed to let him in. The Mgcbange wasp not
then full, in fact it was not full from beginning to
end, so press of room could not be urged as an excuse.
Conservatives can scarcely 1.11 to be as diagu-ted at this
high handed treatment, as all friends of the gentleman
In queeti mi are indignant.—Youre, /tn.,
Dorcheeter, Jaausty 19th, 1884.

Jusnru.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

EN.

SULPHOLINE
LOTION

THE CURE FOR SKIN DISEASES I
IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAY!

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN USE
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MARVELLOUS APPLICATION.

BEAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY NANNIES&
CURES OLD-STANDING SKIN DISEASES.
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.
Tl.cre is scarcely any eruption but will yield to
" Bullh.,llne " in • few days, and commence to fade
away, even if seemingly past cure. Ordinary pimples,
redness, blotches, rcurf. roughneu, vanish as if by
magic; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, mask
acme, psoriasis, roses. prurigo, Utter, pityriasis, bowers,
deeply rooted, •• Sulpholinu" successfully attacks. It
destroys the animalcule which mostly cause these
unsightly, irritable. painful affections, and produces •
clear, smooth, supple, healthy skin. " ffulpholins"
Lotion is sold by Cl.. mists everywhere.
Bottles, 2s. 94.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

0/11111LISOIIIINI.

On Tuesday evening January Ikb, a esevioe of gong
with seared reacUnge, Was given in the Primitive
Methodist Chapel by the choir, entitled "Th.
Gospel Triumphant' which was rendered In
a moot creditable manner. The chapel wee
filled by an appreciative and attentive audience
who paid the greatest attention to the various
anthems, chants, dames, solos, and chorine., that
were sang. The oared readinp were effectively
given bp Mr. Ventnor, who kindly took the chair.
A beautiful instrument we. efficiently lent
for the occa.lon, which was presklad over by Mr.
B. Baker in an experienced manner. After
the anthems, etc., were sung, Mr. J. Christopher
~xpriesed his gratitude towards the audience
for their meeting together on that occasion;
end the cholretere Is return thank him for his most
dexterous way in briegio4 them on so well. By
st“iing the D .xology toe •reuing Wad be ,ught to a
thee with great suoc so.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

DRIDPORT ODDIFELLOWS SOOIiTY.

zi, the Editor.

Bir,—Ths letter of " Another Old Member " In your
lost Ilene will be taken for whet It is worth by all
intelligent readers. He admits that a vhdlanoe com-
mittee wee formed to elect offioers. ke., and almost In
the same sentence designates my I •tter to you as the
greeted fabrication that ever appeared In print. I
very much doubt If there were any true Liberals on
this vigilance oommittee, they are to fond of doing
business above board.

_
With regard to the splendid and munificent offer.
what did one of the thee trustees say at a eumagmei
meeting of the Lodge ?—" That the candidness offered
were snob u they would not recommend the society
to swept" After this opinion, bad not the members
o perfect right to be cautious in accepting this
splendid offer? The fact is, up to within a recut
date, the vigilance committee hal been reedy, If
called upon, to undertake any dirty work, but, dr I
hope with the advent of. new aecretery their services
will not bei require I. if vigilance committees are
required (al was the case when the deed an i gemarities
of the Lodge were ordered to be examined and
repotted on), let them be app,inted in open Lodge.
With Mr. Amey's letter I do not find fault, but I
would point oat t him that I 'c ommendeell
hon, members looking in, or having anything to do
with Lodz^ matters; what I wkhe 1 to on ..rey was
whether LI lg. C0n,1110011,1 such a way we. worthy
of their support. I would also ask him how, if
mej why should always be avalnet msmher,
meow will sure to be his? Mr. Amev dose not
know the Bridp dt Lodge, or he then would he aware
how hopeleee is the task of fighting against ignorance,
big.try, and ulfiehnime when allied together. —I are,
yours faithfully,
Ow Munn.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

A RIDE TO KHIV A

OA.PTAIN FRED BURNABY,

Royal Horse Guards.

Nits 31 :—" Two P.1:1 01 boot' lined with fur were
alm taken and for physic—with which it ls well to be
supplied when travelling in out-of•the-way pieces—some
quinine and Cockles Pink the latter • most invaluable
medicine, and ono which I have used on the native. of
Central Africa with the greatest possible mimosas. In fact
the marvellous effects produced uyain Me mind and body
of an Arab Sheik, who was impervious to all native
medicines, when I administer to him dye
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

GENERAL PRINTING

Of every description executed with
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LAST A LIYSTIKL

ALL LATET IMPROVEMICNTS.
Delivered tele and free to all parts on rocoipt ol
Me. 01. by
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

POOLE.

_ ---
A FANCY Dune BALL we. held here on Thursday
evonint feet. About 80 amended, whereat! double the
number were stpected. The music was su_pplled by
• couttnient from the liJornemouth Town Bata
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

HOLIBEB COMPLETELY FORMIONED

WI_N_TER. gIIRTAINS.

- .
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Curtains, Tapestry., Mot, Daus .aks, Croutons., to.,
•aer Afattod, at unraaa ,aab y low prio.s.

PAPER HANGINGS,
15 000 plHer.s IN rocK,
Front 20. pa ppeo of Tw.i,e Yard..

P4INTINU AND PAPER-HA NGINO
Experirmed workmen emit promptly.
PATTERN 130, fr .uz nil the Blot Makers
ENULISH & FRENCH.

BLINDS.
INSIDE and OUT:ADE, of every Description and
Material.

I rassaras rtraliiaso AND
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PRINTING.

Posters, Attctioo Bills,

PRINTING.

Catalogues and Conditions of Sale.

PRINTING.

Handbills, Concert and Lecture-

PRINTING.

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Circulars, Programmes.

PRINTING.

Business Cards, Note Headings, Bill

PRINTING.

Heads, Price Lists.

Reports of Irstitutions, Statements
of Accounts, Societies Rules

Pamphlets, Sermons.

Cheques, Memorandum Forms

'Expreia' I 'Telegram ' Mora,

8, HIGH WIST STILCZT,

DORCHESTER, DORSET,

KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.
The Best and Safest Remedy for COUGHS,
ASTHMA, PHLEGM, and TICKLING In tlas
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TrEATINGPS 0013011 LOWING/0i
J.S. Coomdeot to keep heady to the pocket.

11ILLREADS, Ruled or Plain, in every
Wiristy, Pr4ntr4 at Yours", Priem, sad with the
lONIA Pros Saws, st the Olioe al Ude Paper.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

BLANDPOILD.

Tex Blandfonl Cosnty Ball is fixed to be held in
the Corn Exchange ou Tuesday, the Mad lust.
Tem Rout, Visa To CRICHIL-rt Is authoritatively
stated that during the stay of their Royal liighnemes
the Prinm and Princess of Wales at Lord Alingtoo's
Cashel reddsnoe, the illustrious guests wl'i pass
tbrottgh Blaniford on horseback on • private visit to
Viscount Portman, at Bryanston. Thursday is the
day appointed for the visit, which is looked forward
to with pleasurable anticipations by residents of the
town and neighborrhood.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

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BEDROOMS,

HALLS,

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Write for Illustrated List of Warming Stoves to

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And say where you saw this ailvertisetuent,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

THE COUNTY BALL.

I The annual county ball took place in the Corn Exchange
I on Thursday night, and wits, as usu.!, well attend..d
I nu floor was well waxed, and presented • good surface
to dance upon. The usual small ctudeletwa w, F. •Illx,d
to Ow weth, and two mtrrors over the fir .olo:e with eons.,
pretty evergreen decorations by Mise Maclean on the
mantel pieces mai' the loom look • little cheerfill.
When Ohs company had all arrivel and dancing com-
menced the 1,3001 preeentea • very &aim 4W4:1 appetimr-e,
the markt coats which marry of the gentlemen wore con-
trasting in • very effective manner with the graceful
toilettes of the ladies. TM, supper we. laid out in the up
-
stair rooms, the catering by 'SID. Gush, of Womb vim,
giving general satisfaction. Dancing commencod about
ten o'clock, and was kept up with spirit till the small
I hours of the morning, to the sir dn. of Mr. J. Robinson's
excellent County Band. The C Anal), present includwl :
Lord Alington and the H•in. Mi.. Bturt, Mr-. and Mi..
Cavendish Sentinel., Mr. Montagu Guest, M. P., Mr. W.
E, primer, M.P. Mr. W It Bankes, Moe Hanka, Ludy
Gibson-Craig, MaJoreGoneral Dmns, Mrs. and Milts*.
Dwane fid, La ly St. Leonard., Barn Paelinita Mr. (i.
Floyer. Captain Hamilton, Utpttio Matiml-Plerdell. Mr.
and Ml.. F.x.Pat. Mr. Jamas, Miss S. DMhy, Mr. C. E
Parke, Mr.. Parke, Mn. Pork., Miss Mildre II Perks,
Kr. E Inland Mrs E Fargohareon. Mr. said
Mrs. Godial. Mr. and Mrs. Esonaway, Disjor-idanerall
Maclean. Mimes Maclean (2). Mi. C ivseiry. Maj t•
General and Mrs. P.iwlett-L me, Mi. Piern blocks,
C.ptain Clarks-Konn• Is. Mr. G. and Ulu Kouberslor,
Hon. Mr.. Dna*. Mr. G. J. Dives, Mr. H. E Drum,
Hon. W. Vivian, Mu. Vivian, Mr. A. Crrringt in, Mimes
C.rringtori (a), Captain and Mrs. Temple, it... IL Carter,
Miss LlerveLlyn, Use A. Web'., Captain H. P&p.% Colonel
and Mrs. Paget, ALMS Paget (2), Mi.. Fsther.conhimigh,
Mr. C. Fetharritonhaush. Mr. and Miss Williams, Mr. J.
G. Fort, Mr.. Cart-r, Miss Browne, MM. Verscholye, Mr.
Carew, Mr. B. J. B-owne, Mr. G. H. Browns, itor. C.
Pmet, Mrs. L rem, Mr. and Mrs. Eiliott L.., Mr. E. F
Burxiiilde. Yrs. and Miss Moara, Miss Llotri, Mr. T.
Ilawes, Miss Coptoin Sinclair, Mr. Henning, Mr.
A. Gosling, Yr. Cox, Misr Daniell, Miss A. J•Mni. Mr.
Trail), Mrs W. Fretcher. M . C. It and MU. 1t..... Mr.
and Mrs. Walcomlim, Mr. In.lis, ic,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

THE TRESS.

We are regne.ted I ask the Inhabitants of the towe
of Dorchester and imme .latc vicinity, to take an mei,
opportunity I eigniag tits memorial to 11.ILEL the
Prince I Wales, relating to the preeervatiow of the
trees. The memorial can be signed as any of the
Busks and the principal stops in the town dozing the
present week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

000KLZ'S PILLS

Ell saner fade from my memory; and • Mend of mine
who tamed through the mum district many months el ter-
wards, Informed me that my fame Da • • medicine man,
had not (bad out, but that the marvellous cure was even
then • them. of 000vereation In the bemar."

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS

Mil Till
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

PEPPER'S
QIIIALNINE & IRON
STIRIENEvEL, TONIC.

ItREAT 110DILY STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
ST QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—By infusing
now life, enriching the blood, and strengthening the
nitisviihr system. the manifold symptoms of weakness
disappear, appetite Tenni., fatigue ceases, recruited
Pirelli,, • general secession of strength and vigour over
the whole system abundantly proves the benefit derived.
r_hREAT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPER%
SD QUININE AND IRON TONIC—It breaks
iii• the weaktned nervous system, and increases the
stri igth of the pulse, rapidly dispelling the depressed
condition resulting from prostrated nerves.
Each Dottie contains :12 doses.

AIREAT MENTAL STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
ILT QUININE AND IRON TONIC, by it'
supportiug influence on the body and nerves, repairs
the ravages caused by overtaxing the brain power
and FO gives really great mental strength. It eciaa;
about lid. each dose. Refuse imitations.

fIREAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
SS QUININE AND IRON TONIC strengthen,
the btonsacli, ',topping oinking sensation", removes
iudigebtion, heartburn. palpitation, ike. Most valuable
ntuthcine for delicate females. By the cordial bitter
flavour Pepper's Tonic always increases the appetite,
and, by its WO. all necetisity for beer, wine, or spirit is
avoided. Insist on hat ing only Pepper's Tonic, and
not a mixture of the chemist's otot compounding.
Bottler. ts. rid. each. rent carriage free by Parcels Post,
on sending the amount in stamps or P. Order to John
Pepper & Co., Bedford Laboratory, London. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

gorrtspontima.

WEERS IS THE DORCHESTER LIBERAL

ASSOCIATION!
To Mt Maw.

Dear Sir, —Wondering Littorals put this nneetioa to
each other daily, bat wait in vain for an *hewer. I,
though a Liberal, had the p_lessure of atteuding the
Oonservative meeting on Wednesday, and observed
with amusement the despairing efforts of the_ big
wt,fige to infuse a little life end energy into the dead
old horse of Toryism. :1 mr, sir, cannot our own
executive be inducsi to take • little more interest in
the ingter ;tl not, why not' We are on the eve of •
dissolution, but whet prep alai ni are we making for
the impending fray' Libersliam is growing rapidly
about ue, but it is starving, sir, es it receives no en-
couragement from the Association formed for the
exprem porpoise of receiving into it young hesitating
politicians, who, though fatly perma&si o the verity
of tbe views they have formed on the great questions
of the day, either elide back into a state of indiffer-
entism, or, worm than ever, g, over to as, nut/
which shall show the slighted doe of vitality. Of
course I need not question that we shall have a cor-
responding "cock a-whoop " to that Just uttered by
the opoadtion ; but let it be sharp, and, above all, let
It be a creditable meeting, with • big gun sufficient to
animas the mi.erable little pop-gun discharged by Lord
Salisbury.—Your. faithfully,
A Llllllll4l, MADMAN,
Dorchester, Jae. 21st.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

MEMORIAL CARDS.

PERSONS are invited to inspect a vsreity of
1 MEMORIAL CARDS, Embossed, Cameo, or
Plain, at the Office of this Paper, 8, High West-street,
Dorchester.
25 Embossed Cards, with name, date, age, and a verse
of poetry, or text of Scripture, supilied fork.

26 " In Memoriam' Double Cards, Plain Broad Black
gap, with name, date, age, a verse ol poetry, and text
ol ftipten, /IL 6d,

WiIEENS GLYCERINE GREASE for
‘si•-• 9.4 Poo to Am*. Yar lea a.. will teal ornoe to
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TI ItVIICS .%N1) PHYSICAL 11E1111.1TP.
4.1 Great, otson Any'swirled In rain 1.,..nr •drertlerd rrywetty.
r.,1 • ..mi•le mimes et @Attar, He • 111 be
• ..1 .6. 111....ia1• in nay milt•rer rre.ll.l. .1 0im0.t..4
.• 6.l...—Addrem. J. T toka.. Drool villa,
rrri
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

WIMBIJAJII.

Wasourn V. Foiumatainas Tuau.—The re-
turn match between the above clubs was played at
Wimborne on January 12th, and reaultsd in a victory
for the Turks by four goats to nil. Teams.— Wiin-
borne : Goal, d. E. Wallingford ; backs, F. A.
Johns and Wood; half-backs. M. Millar and F.
Davis : forwards--right wing, W. Bennett and
RUley; °entre, Privy and H. J. bruit; bait wing.
1). C. Stewart and J. Nicholeou. Turks—Goal, U.
Cblloott ; backs, C. .110.4 and W. Famous ; half-
backs, W. Knochingtou and F. Gatrell ; Inrvisrde—
right wins, C. Nosy* (captain) and U. Jones; C.M.Ot
W. T. Kiarsbury and C. E. ; I-ft wing.
A. EL Kingsbury and A. Whatmen. Umpire, S.
Thompson.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

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It Cures Old Sores.
It Cures Ukerated Sores on Neck.
It Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs.
Cures Weekbead. or Pimples on the face.
It Cures Scurvy Sore..
It Cures Cancerous Ulcers.
It Cures 111usd and Skin Dimases.
It CUM, Glandular Swellings.
It Clears the Blood from all impure matter,
From whatever cause arising.
As this mixture iii pleasant to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the most
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

il&88E BTEALING.

At the Polioe-oourt on Wedgieslay, before Mr. G.
Curtis, a young man named Strong, eon of • small
retired farmer, formerly of Dorchester, but now living
at Constitution-bill, we. brought up for borne stealing.
16 seems that on • bleturd..y at the early part id
pro-rilber Um young fellow—who is only +bout 19,
and has lately been l.mng In Loalon, his apprentices-
ship in Poole haying fallen through on echiount ol hie
former warder being compelled, Wine snort time
to undergo • process frunilualy known as " white-
washing '—ortnis down to Pow', and hired a horse and
ire') Irina Mr. Guy, of Loma's', to tote him to • bar.
On arriving at the marktt un nivel seem to have ba-
wl:lie eoniewhat mixed, for, apparently forgetful that
this horse and trap belonged not to himself but to Mr.
Guy, he Sold the whole concern for NA, and another
horse, the voila. of which may be judged from the fact
that ha we. geld to dispose of it &italtlilleda for 104.
He then came into Poole In the evenlog, fitted hlate,ll
out complete with a now suit of clothe, at a" ready-
made" shop in the Hlfiltemreit, and quietly levitated
to "fresh fields and pastures now." Mr. Guy not
inform Lb* polioe of the nocurrsnos until the Monday
following, when they soon recovered his property for
him i bat the gay young rook had nearly a couple of
days start, had has bees lost sight of until& few day.
ego, when h• gave himself up to the pollos in London.
He was remanded till Monday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22

L &INGTOX RAT ZAV /Ma

E TTTTTT —A very amusing anJ ancosestni
ent,rtainesent was given in the Ohnrob Soho.lroom
on Tuesday evening last, the room being ii crowded
that several cmli not obtain admiesion, and, oonsi ler-
log it we. only a peony enterteinment, we are stir.
prided to hear thst over On. p 'nod wee t dreg. By
the kind poriniencon of Mrs. Sorrell, the Lung: c Beefs
Bead Piers I wino lively ars at intervals. The Rev.
H. J. daso ~ a• u.ual, very ably o mdacted awl intro
-
dive lb. fodowing programme :—Plan dodo Kilo,
Rdlerner," Mre. Andrew.. A c owe, sag, sande/
ro .r. of laught.x, wee eext snug by Mr. T. Hillier,
calls I "Viil.kio, and hie Dinah." The WIC 0. J.
Hawn then gave a rea ling, entitle I, " The Ghost Rao
Away with th.Organiet," followed by time Wm.; ssur
" Good-bye, Polly," sung in excellent style by Mr.
Andrews. A pert sone. " Dense Ourden," by Mimes
Stn,th and It be and WWI'S, Hillier. see. sod Jan.,
ceased greet 4,0".0004 and brought the 6r4 part to
a ol.Ae. Remora the two parte tn• dramatic sketch
"Before and After Marriage" (which has been nom-
ifteched as Wars glass pined is Swansea) was again

performed, the following being the character* :
Lenin& Bose's* (engaged to George Savant's), Mies
; Meech ; Gii-orge &Ironton, Mr. 1). E. Hillier; Maria
Meek (an iwiviwa). Mies ; Major &Ironton
((other of George). Mr. Bows ; Mr.. Biit,rgall (a
neighbour), Mies Roe. Tuts beteg rather a moiety
at Logi ,u, it Mama Meat 181111.16.4[8e01. MS I c14:148e.
: inept. Pad. 11. W• 11 opened b, the Miami. Sonia,
who played the plauolf •ne du. t W. 888141" in
lollowed by the duet "V. ry
•ut.g by MIMI sad M. T. Maier. Mr. D. E. Hillier
! then clewed mud' suitio•ineat by &Aug in en.. actor
• nigger attilno 0p.06. Thu I •124 • 011 w. L. It
tfltCtUally an ,arid by Mine S. Giblet. A pest King,
celled "Toe L ail/tang Chorus," by Mines nnlitn sod
Soe cud Meow.. Hillier, gen. cud jou., brought the
prigreisme to a clo.e. As usual at Langton, the
euthenics encored very heartily almost, ereiyibing on
the programme. We WO very pleased they eujoyed
the evening 841 much, and hops it may not be the last
for them.
POOLE.
P.m SzesioNs, Thureday.—Preeent the Mayor
(lds IL T. Trevenion). Mr. WOSI.II, Mr. Pears*, and
Mr. Farster.—A number of school atteadanoe cases
were disposed of.—Waltar Willie, Ernest Brows.
and Edward Lama, ages from eight 1, nine, were
charged with assaulting Sarah Swyere, an old woman
from the Almehouese, Wait-street, ou 15th January.
The Bench ordered the buys to be taken to the yolks.
station, and the birch to be shown them, stud told
should they be guilty of any eiruiier offence they
would be birched. and they were thAl let go home by
the eriperiuteudent. They were also ordered to pay
the ousts, 4.. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-09

THE CHARGE AGAINST A DEAN.

In Journalistic circles in ',ludo much greater interest
than to ocustomed to bo felt in such mitten is exhibited
in ooinection with • ortsin n dorious case which will
come on for trial at tie next Iltddiesex Session. MU
arts. not so moth oven from Os position of one of tie
acoused as from the extraordinary snorts which woe
made to loop all motion of tie caw out of Use colainis
of tie preen Ties* so nearly sizaased•d—and nor* is
more thou& suspicion of No moans by which the suoossa
teat to be won—that, had it not been for the enterprise
of ow of the news sionoio, tie matter, as for es the
gothic were consorned, would hoe been buried, with tie
hope that similar means would sooty similar stoner whoa
tho trial eons on. It is en open eseret dot lb. grotoet
efforts will be made to proveat tie amenity for th•
arouse' entering this dock. sad it is oordidantly expected
that the grand Jury may be iodated to ignore no bin.
However Ibis may turn out, tie public will have the
opportunity, No strenuously attempted to be denied
of raising an opinlnt upon the bone No iof thletrh
•ishtly has on every other criminal cess.—Lotdon Corro*-
pondeol.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-09

YiLANDPORD.

&Ansel's!, CU/Amts.—The blankets and coats
rte., given under Auart's Charity, were distributed
on Friday In the Ours Exchange in the presonoe
the Siayor. rector, and other trusties.
Fo —Blandford v Dorset County School.—
This match (under 4.mociation rules) was played in
the Recreation Ground here on Friday, and, after a
well-contested genus, resulted in a victory for Hland-
ford by one goal to nothing.
ClesrEß 0017Z11 110e4il:Lcs.—The annual meeting
of members of this benefit society was held on Wed.
IleadAV last in the Lecture Hall of the institution,
under the presidency of sir. W. E Brenuand • when
the election of officers and committee for the ensuing
year was duly gone throuih, and rules amended to
meet requirements.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-09

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-09

THE COUNTY REPRESENTATION.

Now that the prlnoiples of the Redistribution Bill
hare beg@ speed 00, the or is full of rumours u to
possible nmatbsrs for Dorset, but most of them are
bend No the on/lowed of fortadatioluk. A highly pro-
bable on, howover, is that Golan Hambro will son-
net the " South Dorset Division," In which be will
probably be opposed by Yr. Hoary Edward" M.P.
ler Weymouth. Local orators bovines in the habit
d miss Mr. Bryon, to oosn forward for a" Aloe
gd the ensty," but up to the mend tins the bog.
rowinges sem has not bon nuntiosed, sad 111.
'Wrongly =likely he will venture ow son a Wroth
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-09

DR. KENDALL ON TEMPERANCE

LECTURES.

To tAt liitor.

Bb,—li yaw Issue of the 21st ult. there &penned •
letter from kb, W. B. Keedell compleining of poen
remarks made by the Bey. H. Everett sad myself.
The objectieueble statemmet with whin' I am credited
did not or. It seems, le my lootun—whiob, be is
Wed enough to say, " seems to bare bees. very good
one "—but afterwards. I have ell nee say report
of the 'nestle' in question, but, if I remember rightly,
flue remark to which he takes talon (like tbat of
Use Rev. H. Everett, the &airmen wee uttered Ins
spirit of good humoured baster. T medians seeder
stood this neatly, and I am sure that if the doctor
bed bow present, lasted of being olfeeded, in would
hare smiled with the rest.
The letter of" Lenin' Doctor" la you lane of
lost week, is that of a morel dyspepsia, who, not
having the enerage of his *pistons, is ashamed to give
his name He Is to be pitied.—l am, fn.,
it. Miami.
II indenter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-09

%DlBollsl.

TRAIN ALTICRATION.—The 10.40 a.m. train from
Bournemouth to Wimborne now starts at 10 31, and
live minutos earlier at all stations This is the only
alteration affecting the local service msde this month.
Nlsaatr. —At Mr. T. Ensor's repository sale here
on Thursday, cows and calves fetchssl £l9 to L-2.1;
best fat steers and heifers, 13s 8.1 to 1k 6,1 per %COI, ;
fat COWA; 12. 61 to 13s ; barreners EV to ,27
per pair. Sheep -best fat thers wade 84 and owes
Td t Sd Imo lb. Pigs, slow trade. The attendance
wss good.

WENLITAN ENTERTA IN X [NT. —I 1n \V*lnealay .yen.
ing, December 3nl. another pleasing entertainment
was given in the Wesleyan lich'edneon. *insisting of
! • vanety of indrumental and vocal music, inter.perosl
with reading. and recitations. The *weed. will la.
devoted to circuit requirements, ec. The roirition••
WWI of the following order -Opening hymn. from
Wesley's hymn hook, 333; prayer by the Key. T.
Risinfr ; followed by another hymn, • We Sighteel the
Gate ; recitation by Mr. Patten, giving • descrip!
tion of the American War, well given and well
received. 'this wa, followed by a Christina. carol,
"Listen, Lordling, Sing high, Sing low." The Roy.
T. Rising then gave • reeding, "The Golden Kw),"
in which was fully portrayed the strength of a
mother's love, in climbing the rifted rock to revcics
her darling from the eagle's nest. A song. with
Minnie 'A Crown for In"," was exceedingly well
rendered. An interval of a few minute. was then
allowed for refreshmenta, ikc Part 11. commenced
with singi g in *good, smart style 'The Song of the
Soldier." " A legend 'if the Far West " was then
recited by Mr. Badger in a good descriptive icanner,
meeting with applaum. This stag f flowed by the
orchestra rendering the carol " When Christ wa.
Born of Mary." " the Preacher Sent into the
Kitchen" was the title of the reading given by the
Bev. S. J. Little, in which was given a description of
the Wesleyan ministers of former times, and what
*done them were thought of, and how they fare I.
The evening was not conducive to a large audience,
yet the room was more than half tilled, and those who
braved the damp Weather spent a most pleasant and
profitable evening. The instrumentalists were Nlessrs.
dorgan and Long, violins; 4..srs. Coob and Hiscoek,
flutes; Heasni Simon and Wooldridge, clarinotts ;
Messrs. Guy and Oibb, violoncello.; and the Rev.
8. J. Little, American organ The voaal portion was
sustained by the members of the chapel choir, assisted
by a few friends of the congregation We are
plowed to hear of the excellent manner in
which they carried out the task illotted to them, ,
nwetiltil with welldrierlkel at tio el..' of
each piece. The programme wad as follows : -
Part I : Hymn 333 (tune Maccabees) ; prayer,
Wee. T. Rising; "We've sighted the Golden,"
Chapel Choir' recitation, Mr. Patten; carol," 'then
Christ was Burn ;"reading, Rev. T. Rising; "A
Crown for Me," Chel Choir. Part It: " !
4ong the Soldier;" " Listen, ;
nennir Rev. 3. 4. Little; ' When the Xi.o have
Rolled," Chapel Choir; hyniii 7 (tunic Ennis.
killen.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-09

CorrcoponDents.

To tie 'diem..

Deer tblak It if high time there were
some fresh maw chosen for the B mid of Guardians, sr
there 11000111 to be a great deal of ralsmaaagernent
somewbe re.
In the fifllt place, what or. oar rotes weed for We
all well know sad feel limy ars very heavy to beer,
became after a mita aid stomas haws been struggllng
all their Mein Weymouth, aid paging rates sad taw,
when tha poor old mul.' labour le doss oat May ask
ths Pariah 011owr or Guardians for relief Meg are
refused, and mply to!d their Goa, or ems, must keep
Mem I midi, think thie is • very herd lea. dml.-
peio
thet Me goo ha. Ira or sir °hi' Ireo to support,
as well as his wife, he has finite egiough to do with
him hard esruings to support them, without Wag
bound to keep Ms fries& ; It is slow, depriving them
of amewaries of Ws which the chilarm ought to
have.

Now, I do say if • eon Is holding • good positloa
it is hie duty to allow his wrestle as nettob is he Can
,rd, but! don't see what that has to do with hiking
off parish pay or tau Oa( it. I to hope tle
Guardiaaii will take it c .usideration not to take
off the pay from the poor WI lowa and $4404, bilon Lb.
ociatrary add • little ma • t their eastity alio nein .
foe we all kaow that what they gat allowed dors not
keep them without • little help horn some one, awl
then to weal to takeoff the little they area iy reooivo,
I thiak it is quite sosail•lotie.
I. for one, would like t 0... all those Guaralsos.
who opprou the poor aid vote tor taking off Ow
tilling allowanoe, have six months lo the UaiOi
Workhouse themselves bud live oil ski,ly ; they woad
thou not be quite so stout aaJ j illy se they art how,
and perhaps way be lb. tossos of taking pity on
their poor brothmi and sisters, tor much tit, all are
to lb* sight,of I.—l am, ',lure reapeotiallr.
A RATS? u.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-09

SHOCKING MURDER.

_
On Wednesday afternoon • woman named Ana
Mahon, wife of • bleachlr, residing in hf elton-etreet,
Elton, Bury, murdsred her three childrou seed 4 yean,
3 rears, sad 8 months, and committed suicide by
utting bog own throat. The husbaad Koine boats to
cleanse fogad the ahlldrea lyiaa in • room with their
throats out, sod ths wife ow them deed. The woman
had baia &premed for saw days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-09

t*.

iUrresponarnu.

DR. ROBERT MARTIN'S TEMPERA NOR
Lsorass.
To the Editor.

Dom Sir—Surely It would be far better for yone
oorreepoodset, "Another Doctor," to turn hie atten-
tion towards saving me of the 100,000 wbo die yowl,
from the direct idiots of drinking intoskating Vonore,
than to cavil about • slight exaggeration from •
plat/sem, even U it could have hem proved to have
bees mots. Why. the Rev. EL Everett (to whom so
=are Indebted me way or mother) casusist hold •
to the hyperbolical expressions in " Loather
Doctor'." letter, "No admired and es
medical man amid be found to endorse Mr. rergltle
sweeping oonderonation of bleeding; It may astonish
Mrs to hear that it is oonetantly practised In one form
or other, at any rata by cupping or Imam all over the
land. In six months I has,' prescribed it with signal
sumer, and clarions to add always foe total
abstainers." Now very few outside the profession
kaow that in one of the two forms of cupping not a
tingle drop of blood le taken from the body. Almost
everybody Mali have known (to gay nothing Of the
rev gentleman's a.uellest reply, which needs no com-
ment) that the old-faidiloomi opening of a vein near
the bend of the elbow joint was meant. One would
almost have thought your oorreeposdent would
toll us also that he often bleeds babes (who are
abstainers I) by lancing their gums. Doubtless Mr.
Everett is astonished, as your oomepondent says, but
ooly at his latter, sad woo fairly so when be (tdr.
Everett) nearly lost his life by being bled. We me
lilt to suppose that the °there dii a it fan so well
under tn. ordml as the atetaluere (or we
should have been informed). Thus, Mr.
Elitor, your oorresponlent I think, unknow-
ingly admite that abstainers are healthier than
moderate drinkers, as proved by insurisme sooletirs
Will he for the benefit of the doctors, and, through
than, their patients in general, kindly inform the
profession what were the disease., and then append
his name, MI suggested by "A trembling sod terrified
teetotaler "in last Tuesday's Express). U he believes is
what be preeoribed (carefully he ay side, mark you. say-
ing he himself bled them In the sews Use Bay, H.
Emmet meant), we shall see his name nest week, if
not, be will be classed among the medical men who
countenance (according to his own letter) the use of
Moohalio beverages. Luckily for the good of MlO-
- "Another Doctor " cannot detract one iota from
the most valuable testimony, which no one can gain.
say, 001112 by the Rev. IL Everett Is the Teleran
of late, and on temperenos platforms. To whom
should we look but to the clergy for the truth? and
belt said to their credit they very rarely deviate from
Uatil "Another Doctor," or any other doctor,
ma show that the names. of infor,ostlon in the pub-
lished works of Dr. B. W. Richardson are incorrect,
tarn re work is bound to make enormous strides,
headed by the Marlins men of the clerical gni medical
prolsosioss.—l am, dear air, yours faithfully,
Yee Amman DOCTOR.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-09

SULPHOLINE

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IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAY I

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There is seemly any eruption but will yield to
" flulpboline " in a few days, and commencer to fele
away, even if seemingly put cure. Ordinary pimples,
redness, blotches, scurf, roughness, vanish is if by
magic; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, metals
some, peoriseis, roses, prong°, totter, pityrissis, bowsaw
deeply rooted, " Sulpholine " successfully attacks. id
destroys the anittialculn which mostly cause time
unsightly, irritable, paiuful affections, and prodneed •
Wear, smooth, supple, healthy skin. Balpholiswi"
Lotion is sold by Chemists everywhere.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-09

• MAD SIGNALMAN.

When a London and North•Wrabarn Railway pawn-
ser train from Hadharedeid and • goods train from
Uopley-hill unwed at Crowther', sidled. which up
betw.n Heaton lodge ant Misffeld, they were stopped
et the stunt' boo, where all the signals avers at denser.
About the ume time a L•ocashlr• and Yorkshire Rail-
way pa.seager train for licddereleld and another from
that igabil reached the "sue met, and yam alto bru,,,ht
to a etandatill. Shortly air res.'. the signalman, • man
between thirty ant forty yeere of age, who was in Ma
serVie of the L incisshire and Yorkshire Railway ()ono-
patty, ivelked do•si Iron his boa to the drivur of one of
Lb., t-a;na ant go,. him the order, "S.erken the etyma
(ruferriog to U.) it •atit blowing Of from the unglue).
l'n• driver, probably Manikins that Armitage wished to
communicate the cause of the block to him, stopped the
escaping ateem somewhat. Then Armitage, in a still
more parsingtory tone, called out "Shot it off alto-
gether. It. we that's talking to you." The dryer abut
the steam off entirely, when Armitage remarked, "It.
In that's brought me hero ;" and added, " I shall coo.
elm* a stagnation in Rirdel4 as never was known." He
went on in a rambling style, and it wee goon discovered
that his mind had haooms dsrangod. It was (mad that
be had looked the door of hie cabin, after putting all the
at danger, and had pat the key in hie pocket.
T▪
he key was obtained from him, the trains proceeded
towards their respective thritionations, and the elgualmen
walked down the Line to 'airfield and was taken to has
home at Horton, where be was attended by a doctor.
Armitage. who had booked the trains properly up to
hall-peat sibtlit o'clock, la @opposed to be suffering from
religious meal. It is said that no harm would have
resulted had Armitage acted In an opposite manner and
signalled all trains forward inliarriminataly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-09

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-09

SWAN AGE

Tnit COLLIiION orr SWAN.I4I/L —Duo Wreck Coin-
nrimioner, in giving judgment, said that it WWI not a
ease in which the court would think of dealing with
the certificate of the manter. Everything that could
le done had been done by the I.),ni in rendering assist•
mice to the Vanessa after the collision. The only
fault was that, baying i.augtit aide of the red light of
the yacht, be did not satisfy linage f whether she
Was going •heari or whether it was necessary to give
her a wider berth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-09

HOUSE Or COMMONS.

nal AAAAA .
Ministers in the Mass of Commons were subjected to
slim a fuelled. of quest one °pun all sort. of Copies.
The majority of thee. of course, ananetwil !rum tbs
irith benches, but several torterime ulna lb* effects likely
I, be produad by the Relletributwe Bill, and relating
aso t the onations of tug Blliod•ry Communion, were
intere.tirjg an& la thar grey, Emmett:it Toot
sitting, t 00,... enlireried by a scene which occurred
bet weße Mr. O'Bri,a, the member for litaliqw, nod
the Speaker, the matte of ooatentioo haled been
intrudeced by Mr. l(4.noo, who ohallended the propri••l
of certain aftiolan widen hod appo•rd in • ...MAW
aellef Usifaf /Mewl, of which Kr. O'Brilea le the reputed
editor The member for Mallow ran a sorrow obsess of
being "eased." Kr. 04istras gave • forepart of the
besieges of the Boom, sad aid an adloornment would
on liaardey in all likelihwd be med. till late le
February. On the :notic, for the wending of the B.
giguihgters. Bill, Kr. Leessed Courtesy offered the Manes
no explained°. of his seressiou from the Ministry. He
'had saaas that gap, be announced, becalm the new Bill
made no provision for the introduction of the 'Man of
proportiosa repreeentatioa. Mt (Sadao.. replied, end
Ma debate ea the Redistributtoe Bill wee contineed to
aama blb. Kreetaally lb. Bill was read • second
11.... arid the Committee stage wee flied fur February
lath- Upon no Irish aosesurs, and subsequently upon
tee Ocinties Hoar. of Polling Bill, obetructive tactic.
ggr• engaged in, end the sitting was moult or loaded.
Sartiamar.
After member of eetics, had hese given, th, members
ute Hnu.. OC C moutons prooseded to toe Upper 11....
to hear the areas given to certele name s Oa return-
ing to the Hones of Common*. Lurd Richard Greven°,
rose and remarked that no 13.11•••4 II was the ise-ra
wish of the House that they shoeld now adjourn. Mr.
T. P. O'Connor at aloe took objection to this coarse. I
we.. he thotutht, hardly courteous to manlier, to adlooro
when there wen 52 Que.:llone on the pap.. to be answaed.
Sir Drameened MAC Kr. /lather O'Connor Mr. P.
Callan. Mr. Stevan Hill, nottlir H. Tyler all jetted In
protesting against no adjamoreent at thia same, as beim
direct dale/see of • steadied wrier originatied with
tits Owierament themselves. The Speaker ruled, how-
ever, in favour Led o,cevenorLectraposaL 4. attempt
was then made to want out the House, which was sew
easeful, many members having either le the meantime
left Use Home, or retreated behind the Speaker's akar,
so no to avoided bang leatedwi. The 'Mind ma ger
Pealed till four o'clock, amidst some eghlbitioes sad cries
el alseePromiLiZEF roes...shales 114 mamba. slay
=zee theurgat &mired the Row

LATEST.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-09

THIC "LOUIS" VICLVZTICZN.

liIST materi.la are suitable only for certain
:qtr. .4 drew The tailor-made serge or Ea

~r•.flen that make a perfect travelling frock won

aulawibility at a dinner.

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I. PERFECTLY FREE from this drawback ; ther

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f 4aci and co 0.. t. rial of the pleine4 or most
• i'oorate ti...oe with which it will not freely combine,
i the Skirt that accompanies a Satin Tunic one clay
...v appear the next with Cachemere, or even Muslin,
vantage that cannot be too highly estimated.
X. regards the Adornment of Women, nothing
,w. to so great advantage, beauty of outline and
io•ful lignre, or the clearness and delicate colouring
I the c.mplexion. It is equally becoming to the
Vol. and Brunette. It does not merely Clothe, it

Drapes and I )raigns, lends a thgnity and Grace to the
Wirer, and, requiring but littlo ornament, derive,.
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HENRY LING
reepec•fully announces that he has
. 3,01.1 much time and attention in Selecting
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-09

DOECIIESTEB.

res srocr COMPRISS3 :-
HANDSONE STATIONERY OASES,
TABLE 001408,

Now PLUSH GLOVE & HANDKERCHIEF OASES,

FITTED LADIES' BAGS,

Co tOMANDEL WO ID DESKS AND WORK-
BOXES,
CLOCK BRACKETS, CANDLESTICKS,
TEt CADDIES, WORK HAMPERS,
PKESSED-CALP WRITING WORK CASES,
SILVER-MOUNTED SCENT BOTTLES.
FOOTBALLS, All slam, from 34. 64. each.

A few very Pretty
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PEPPER'S
TARAMACUM
ANS PODOPHYLLIN.

A FLUID EXTRACT OF

lIIIDELIOIII LID 'INDIUM ROOTS.

Good for Liver Disorder.
The best Aunt:4llmm Remedy.
Without a particle of Mercury.
Safest and surest Stomach and Livar Muth:dna.
Clears the Head.
Regulates the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-09

MAIM 14 PODOPWILLIII.

The symptoms of Um derangement, Imisimba. tcqddlt7l
sositivenem, flatulence, heartburn, semis sf over.
'boulder pains, repugnance to food, general discomfort
depression. are quickly dispelled. It is prepared solely by L
PEPPIM, London. Insist on having it, many Chemists trUl try
to sell their own. Potties. 2.. ild. and 41.4.1. Bold by ahem.
East by Panels Post on ncelpt 84am
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PEPPER'S TANNIN
THROAT GARGLE

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weakened calm. ko. Thom reqoiting to constantly employed*
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irritation so freqoently attendant on over-exertion, it.. el
producing unusually sustained pawen without la 1107 to the
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ordered stomach, mouth ulcerations, or caber causes, modal
elms attendant upon • eokl.
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