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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

M. A. P.

110 V INEXOTITIL

Pains ALITIT VICTOR AID TRII BOURIIIIMOITTEI
FILIIIIILSONII.--Ua Fraley the Soutane elth 1,4. e
Hewes of freemasons, in reAr to a mnsam mot
the previous eveniqr received the fdllowirre telsorem
from Prin. Albert Victo —"So diobam. F U 73
Albert Vt r t Loge B ,urimas .uth. I
thank lb* Frame.. of Bournemoutl eloet;ebtoerely
IX their laud wir hes,"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

A PITSIOIAII.II OM.
A TREATISE ON NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Sufferers (r on this. class of
.disesse

' experien,ai more or less of the. 'following
• Symptmus: Want of Energy, Nervousness,
• Dimnees of Sight, Blushing, Want of Cone-
II EA D denre' Avoidance of Conversation, Desire for
Solitude, Listlessness, Inability to fix the
Attention, Depression of Spirits, Lou of
Memory. Power of Thought Blunt, Sluggish,
and Inactive, Trembling of the Banda, Pains
in the Hack, Ihrefroshing Sloop, Spooks
' beforp the Eyes, dc.
A B tOK -N 'HE suancer SENT TO ALL
PA DTA F Folf TWO STAMPS to pay postage.
10011111110, SZCIIIITAIIT, 7. TATISTOCK-ST., BIDPOILD-411.,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

THE SOU DAN.

GAILDOI. WILLI.
General Ste'sart's force, with Its oonvoy of supplies
has strived here. Lb. jouruey of 97 runes war amain-
iu 63 hours aud dung that tune the orange sere sot out. watend. The road led over may rooigh
plao.e, where cuescuiug wee very trifli,u.t. The fora
Lit Kurt& uti..iley al taro Kilt at three oelodk, and
did not bivouac till eight o'utook on Wednesday Mora.
tug, when Mu Nati wee reached. It.. there wee
some exciteuieut owing to the uncertainty as to the
whereabouts and diepositiou of the inhabitants.
Ouly &few huts were chub,e, and therms were deserted.
Pleat, of green folder was obtainable. Vb. troops
remained on the spot quite uodiaturbed until
thins In the afternoon, when • start wise agate merle.
tileti and auumale were greatly refreshed by the
roet, arid the weir all eecithel to vie with sauir other in
I tile saiartuses with which they remouuted whirr, ht
oroer Was giveu. The forinatiun übsersed almost
: throughout the march wee o.duoan of companies, and
' the force was so dietribtasci that in two
&mutates three squares could be formed In relttfoll to
, resist any attack. All the men are full of excitement.
'rhea* are conflicting reports a• to whethee our poe-
I easion of the well* will be contested by the enemy.
j Everything is being done to make our position secure.
General Stewart returos without delay to Korti. Tee
! supply of water is unlimited. 'rbe troops reached the
o.et well., cdied diesheeu, ou Weduesday evening;
It Cue Water euoply °slung •CaltOn, Wry Muted
lull untuediatuiy. rho Vaunt wed Unlisted lu
5.11 gnat ulicering from the m.o, whim' laun lag lut.l
.eete over tee wales met echoed through the Mlle.
Itordly had iii, cheering OitiLeed when there wee
a„etu • cry of' .e ells shoat I" This ioetsritly brought ,
the 26tu Company of lOyal &wingers to the hoot,
sud, under the oirectiou f Major Dot ward, the tape I
oulrips suou supplied the meu'e want.. On TuureJay
itioruing at tight o'clock ttis men mounted to cold
'idle their Uilitoo to ltie tiaktiul Weds, capturdig on
their ri,y a quautity of epuii, and inakihg al. the
iiiYs Logy met proionen. Chiptsin Fitushisere, Situ
: • troop of the 19t0 I:humane' suciwedel in capturing •
' prominent Sheikh named Aba Loots, tugstllwr with
hie family. The Muth, of Word& oho* offered one
thousand duller, for the Sheikh's head. On Thurs-
day night 3,Lejor Kitctieuer with an moon captured
hire rimless trout • but, who ale Mad to have been the
Slandi's meat contractor.. llakdul Wells were
securvidon Friday mornuig &troves o'cluck.—Siandard,

CAPILRE OVA REBEL CONVOY.

GUILDON'B TROOPS AT SHYND Y.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

TIN MILT CONSTABLeS WORT

Was read by the emcee of the Pitanr, aucl was as
follows :
•. I have the honour of Laying before you the rettrne of
crime in this emote' for the past wearer, by which it
appears that 174 comes wen openhanded by the con-
malulary. They were dealt with., 101 l ms :—Diechental.
; summarily dlop eel of, 116 ; c .mocttel for tr,al, 16.
Tome returns show an lOCT6IIIO of 30 In the number of
perilous •ppnthlt4lo4l •• COOlp•1134 with lil• cO/1111p
period of ISO, the principal those of ancreare talus render
the hen& of broach of the peso*, drunkenooes, and vursory.
nas number of persons comenittol for trial is three mom
thoo lo the corrosponding qt 11••••. I. C mapliaoc• with
instructions roceived 1 bare pithed myself in commucicaU ir
With the Director or Poblic Prthecod no, and full particulars
regarding all cuss for tri.l. whether at mime or ythrter
••••••••• are now furnishol to th 4 °float according to forme
approvod of by bias This nersesarily mom amount of
extra labour sod aorrespondeoce. I also beg to lay before
the Court the returns soder the Cootegious Diereses( Animals)
Act for ths pest gamier Thoth hoe been ono outbreak 01
swam fonts, one or giandent and woe of @beep bob—ton
sheep me still sawing from this dhirees. la all other
respects th• c 'only is ontirely fths from domes,"
The DV. of rood mod Drop esta—Then have been no
complaint.' during lb. rest quarter, sal no empire sub-
mitted by tho inspectors for mealy*"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

IRISH OUTRAOE IN NEW YORK.

A dreadful murder was a/omitted on Fri lay is
O'llJnovan lus., oft,. Ose Captain Phelan, who 114.8
Me superintendent of the worknouse in Kansas City,
received some tiale 1140 a written rapt... to Cali at
allsoovan Routes off's'. U.acsordtociy di3 so, rod
met there Robert Slott. whale Qom. Pools& alterwar4s
stated to Berea. Barker rushed upon Pnolan wits •
faro double-edsed dirk, and after Inflicting elz deadly
wounds with tate weapon, fired at au victim with •
revolver. Pall= was not Salted on tat, epos, but lived
long awash to make • deposition, to Wlllah he elated that
he bed so Idea of the reason for the murderous assault.
to the effects of which ha Doom afterwards sucournbal.
rt 1•611 wail • member of the Dynaostra Partr, an I we
concermal to Use attempt to dantroy Lae etwasehip la aeon.
He visited Ire Land at the Uni• of the excitement about
the threatesed extraiitton of P. J Itincusao, and, h.
journey wee omuseatett wit. Sheridasie again.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

IBTIOXLAND.

Remoixo Rocna.—On Thtiraday, January Ist, the
cou iiiii tun. held a auceliug. such arraused the business
for another quarter. It WWI (omitl that the intenher•
ship had reached 49 A bra and entertainutent are
to be held during the Month.
WATCH %I.,um 3.II4KUNII.—Tnis annual meeting
which has been .ni.vessevely held with only about two
exceptions for about JO year. lust, was again engatied
AS It, artily as ever at nr. Barnett's hon.: oil Lhtccout-
Ler 31st. r. A. Joyce prettitied. Short add:ease.,
were given by Messrs. 8 .1 Illorrit. T. Winapr,
Silas Elford, F. Elford, t Vincent T. Trevitt.
others ; and the usual watch.night hymns were a
awl ImaYers offen.ll Ain iew was made of the I
Year. with the inarvell..us csczqws from firu wh h
oesttral had esperienced, and yet more of pn.videuhst
gooditeas Earneat hope,. w 1.112 ale., experienced
gr..at feeti, al during OA.. OplletS describe
In the words • .fhe Lord shall roar out 1/f
The 90th Psalm its, read, and on the words " We
spend our years as a tale that is told" two lopel
lip•Achers inch,' awn priAl.l. rcutark,. After 0.•
the 4:etch at height, and silent pray. t.. plc
joined bawls ttt sing the im.j.l, the hyona
always -nog, •'(.;.fiue Al t Us ADS W. our journey pars 4
A profitable t • uas spent. . . . .

UN Dew:issuer :Asa. eri.uitsve- Chri,4l44.
tree istul tea. anti3l ss.s• usr Ote
y...5r.4 *rat-tent, iinde.sixik. .ele
hy IL COiC. 5t0e...... II Wheeler E. Snook, D.
JW. Ilurnett. U. J. ILarper. r. W
Wheelvr ta ually lay ly
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

sxotrutru swiss.

An exciting scene was witnessed at 11 ilton on Tue..-
day at ternoon. Some hundreds of persons were
skating on tbo reeervoir wben tits ice broke, anti on,
of tit. in was irnineree.i. Eve/Fining was dues toward.
Winsome, but uneuisseestully, sod hie body was not
recovered entill souse couaiderable time bad elapietl.

CRICKST IN AUSTRALIA.
Idusour, Monday Evening.
A match hag been played between Shnw's Wain of
tigllb cricketers and a repreeentatlve Australia.,
eleven, oompowd of picked men from the different
colonies, exclusive of the member. of hlurdoolie tam
wit.. visited England last year. The match resulted
in a victory fur the English eleven.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR OF WALES.

Ties loUewi telegram was despatched by the
Kayos of tee to His Bova lit/bassi :

_
" Tbo Oorporseloe of this molest aad loyal borough
offer you Mgr hearty coarsotaistioml 01l attachti
your majority, and Metr aloosre sod affectionate
hopss that you may long be spared to your illustrious
parents awl all true Buillishmeo.

Ma Worship raosiesel Om following tolograrn from
His Itoyal algiman :
" flandriognam—From Albert Viotor to dm Mayor

of Doroboofar.

" Pleas* convoy to the Corporation sad boroaah of
Dorchester my slams thacks for their kiaJ wishes
O n my birthday."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

War--.

BITALIIIO AN IMILILLA.

Thousaa Webster wag bruaeht up on u-
nseal (Merged with dunce an umbrella, the
property of Mr. Edmunds, of L`pwey.—lt app• .red
prisoner went to proaszutor's. house In Febru try lut
elating he nes an engineer corns to wok on the
Abbotsbary It dims?, and &eked f r lodgioev. He
was taken in, but he ehortly if er wards d..c.mpe I
with the umb.elle.—Willi•ro Squibb prove meeting
die r Owner at Preston. Ifs offered the tunbrells t
him for 2.. H. Is ,ught it, awl sfterwar Is gave it lip
to the io i v.—P.C. Cutler, 'stationed at Osmiogt
sail on Fdru.ry 29th he received Informatma nt XI
umbrella being etolen at Upwey. From tnquiries he
male he fount Squibb hod Doubt one. end he
obtained the umbrella (Fr einee.l) from bias.— tr.
Superintendent lia'• said he Paced th 3 prisoner
ti Borton-an•Trent. where he Ivo appr •henderl.—
rfseoner pleaded o.le maid 'limner wee
flit an engineer, but • b deer by trade. He form.r:y
lived at Wit:sib nine. He wag formerly c mvicted of an
assault on the police.—Prie. n.r said th•t •r, is
through • butfire if air.—The Bench dli not with to
mud the prisoner to gaol, and he woull befitted £3; in
default one month.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

DEATH FROM STARIATION.

Oa Tatumlel mornin• lb* Deputy•Coraner for Etat
Middleunt keld so innowt at Woiterhayel on the bell
of Mary !Jerrie ab.ut years of age. E f.m Ilouleon
0.61.1 Mutt the dsoessed lived in • °outmost lodoing
house in Thrawl-street, Spitallielda Witness did not
know oneell abeu, nearese.i. but on Moeda, 1.. t hi•
otteation wee caUed to her by Mail landlord of the boots.
The deceased WM partly dressed, and 1046 on the bed,
siniazontly starving, and in. dying oindlion.
gave her some brandy, and then dent for a &ohor. who
came and prescribed for bet ; but she
died its sable evenuts. Witnew should say_ decewed
died initire.y from n the effect, of starvation. Dorm( the
limo, ha h known her 6. 6.4 never seen her have any
food or nourishment of say kind. At first no one knew
the amine of the deceased, and it wee only found uut by
seelith it on • pawn-ticket. 84m6 Evan., the deputy of
ills common lodging house, swat her attention was drawn
to the dressed. whim eli• found in en apparently
starved condition. Alter the doctor came and prescrowd
foe the deceased, she was unable tu take *mythic's.
Witness believed deoeesed to be of int.iniper•te habits.
Witnees seised hoz. U .6. 6.4 any friend., mai she replied
that she lad not. Mr. *Wander Chaulpneye, surge n.
said that ib,00.0. dee h •sonelf.jn of $Ol la
n to
tee brain, accolerstad by dwtitution and wait. The
Jury nisi, ti.d • vizliet in sostordance with the medical
evldeuce.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

PEPPER'S

QUININE & IRON
STRENGTH.
ENERGY. TONIC.

MEAT BODILY STRENGTH. PIPPIRMI
VI QUININE AND IRON TONIC—By infusing
giew life, enriching the blood, and uf,engtheiis the
muscular system, the manifold symptoms of wee
=ear, appetite returns, fatigue ceases, recruited
, a general acouaion of strength and vigour over
Lisa whole system abundantly peeves the benefit derived.
lEREAT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
Or QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—II bream
up the weakened nervous system, and increases the
ltZh of the pulse, rapidly dispelling the depressed
le coodition resulting from prostrated nerves.
Each Bottle contains 32 doses.

tiREAT MENTAL STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
SI QUININE AND IRON TONIC, by itd
supporting influence on the body and nerves., repairs
the ravages couaed by overtaxing the brain power,
and so gives really great mental strength. It costa
about led, each dose. Refuse imitations.
rt_REAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
Qf QUININE AND IRON TONIC strengthens
the stomach, stopping sinking sensation., removes
indigestion, heartburn, palpitation, Ac. Most valuable
medicine for delicate females. By the cordial bitter
Illvottr Pepper's Tonic always increases the appetite,
aDd, by its use, all necessity for beer, wine, or spirit is
avoided. Insist on having only Pepper's Tonic, and
not • mixture of the chemist's own eoropoonding.
Bottles, es. 6d. each, sent carriage free by Parcels Poet,
on sending the amount in stamps or P. Order to John
Pepper A Co., Bedford Laboratory, London. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

SULPHOLINE
LOTION

TRII CURE FOR SKIN DISHASESI
IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAY!
TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN USI
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MARVELLOUS APPLICATIOI.

BEAUTIFUU.Y FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY WILES&

CURES OLD-STANDING NUN DISEASES.
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLENISIE
There is scantily any eruption but will yield to
" Sulpholine " in • Am days, and commence' to fade
sway, seen if seemingly past cure. Ordinary pimples,
retinas', blotches, scurf, roughness, vanish as If by
magic; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, moon,
acme, psoriasis, roses, prang., tetter, pityrissis, however
deeply rooted, " Bulpholine " successfully attacks. It
destroys the animalcula which mostly cause these
unsightly, irritable, painful affections, and produces •
dear, smooth, supple, healthy skin. " Bulpboline "
Lotion is sold by Chemists everywhere.
Bottles, 2s. 9d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

PEPPER'S
TARAXACUM
AND PODOPHYLLIN.

A FLUID EXTRACT OP

DIIDELIOI in 11111DRAIE ROOTS.

Good for Liver Disorder.
The best ALARAlions Remedy.
Without a particle of Mercury.
Safest and surest Stomach and Liver Median.
Clears the Head.
Regulates the Bow•ls.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

WHIMS IN BUILDING.

Nothing add. Do Much to the met of • Middies a.
indulgvnoe in wbjgo,. To at 001 d•libefidaly I do •
queer. I mac 1.11, of ail it la sometimes celled. original
thing is building, to always to Inca, ammo... Nary 'spasm.
If wo look throush the book. that eontain plotoree of the
architecture of all also and nation., we shall dad that,
without an exception, in the Slam all men of taste are
agreed in calling tbe good times, the modem of buildins
have been sensible. founds I on the need. of the ease, and
that whatever may semn fancl'ul—tbe whole of whet we
call piston...l se—when it. charm bee moved end wing, Is
the remid, of what we may c .li, a eeeee case, sampting
lituati on. Nothing hes been done in .uuh instances
for is. ems of bona pictaressue• sot buildinj. good
ornament, newer poses. lo building, se a rola. *very
downtime from the rectum der funs I. an aided exposes.
Ona of the thlug. impressed on this mond of a you man
weo (OM Into an architect's odlie 1, study the profession
is that if tho cost 10 lob. co midmosj. whom it *emoting..
Is and sometimea 10 not, all excrescence. and projection.
must be avoided. A recomigutar h... is Vb. cheapest
Bey windows. Pogilidiss, tie atoms] and elreqltr, intuits,
mos to 104010— WI these things cost in 'soy, and It is by
multiplying them feature. that the vxpens• of bull ine
I.
of ten made an a. to decor oropt. fro.a uol•
if, tor toe Mingo Neat eci small in thomsolyee is is not
•gsp.oted, .bat dr•los to., ate us the ours.. lf • g
ot
oennot b• g.ven for any ea-tidied ammonia
festare in a bones. if it cannot be ehown that eognetnine
aorta while is to be gained by socking it. we may tvo
reasonably sore that at is • f envy which will C,A4
as the country mesh. soy, more than it comes to. Ant,
in Um greater number of own nothing. oval i. Wick la
16100417 leaelitel the 11+87.—Th• Slndlw•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

SRI CHING& —Ma. IL AIR ON ININAIPERANCL

In charging the Gran I Jury, the eliallte te said the
calendar presented no leatores Ot a Vet], remark,
character, and whicit woul I c aue him ti &tom thon
for any length of tim Trier. were the [we. of
nine prisoners on the colon lay, ant lest year at thi.
tine at tic coerce', in lin: seeelone they bat eight
prisoners t, deal with. There will no crest diff ir-
coos, but when compared w to t. previous year., in
81 and 'B3, when they had 18 prisoners on one
occasion and 19 on another, they would see the cu
provement was coasiderable Tee chief c inetehle in
his report on the previrur day informed the C ion of
goarter Saslow there hal been a coi sid,rable
increase of perms. apprehended in the last go .rter of
net year, namely, 171 persona app-ebended, which
showed an increase of 30 upon the numberiappreheaded
for various offences in Gm lest quutee of 'B3. But
they were not owe of any very lied deppaription,
for the chief constable informed the Court thee were
mainly composed of °flew ot of breach of the
peace. vagrancy, and drunkenness- This was
no
doubt • matter, after all the exertions
that bad been made. an I certainly in hie long lie he
remembered such a periev.ring and poierrdal
effort mate by the public fir the promotion of
morality in any particular department as tier, had
been now for many year. exhibit. I in the attempt
to promote tempersoca. Thies eff irts hod not been
confined to any part or parte of the country, but
throughout the c mare he might say there bad been
a very great and areatitible effort made to get ri I of
that gra d blot u o tie character of mony classes
of the c ,noty an I the c ,uotry-3 blot Almoit upon
the notional character—the g 1 prevalence of so
much intemperance. If was a meter f reg as
he call, t find in the Colt I C .netable'd rep .rt ei
large a proportion of C. 4.11 of drunkenness toe hod
taken place in the put querter Of cooe.r, they
could barfly expect i bee amts. •to they hel
been c intinoid for Prone time, t eh way very
spedy remit, because per.a• who had once given way
t tSooa sat hobite of irrealpetalea welt, ni t easily
cilbel b irk to hohi gr .ater m I n. .y 'to ie I
however, thee. code.. 'tire IV .1111 a.,ine day bear fret,
and that the rem. Hee thee hot bee fir some time
ant were stil lorji, tel." t ri crime migitt
operate OP .a lb* oi ,re {ME hful m onti •r I of sooty.
The elect would be Omens rattaer by their befog pre-
vented from Wile; into these paths of immo aid •.
and from entering ucon • c nue of temn-raoce, than
In the reo 'very of those who hod been nofortuastely
a idicted to these lasi halite. Tae eh ries on the
calendar wi r. generally not of a perlou, character,
with the eocipti n f the lollctm int against • worn an
for keeping • disorlerly house, upon which he briefly
touched.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

Correspont curt.

THE " RATIOH4L."
T the Editor

Sir. —I am glad t see thet a step la the right
direction has hien taken hi opening a branch of he
Rttionel Amocisti u fur this town end neighbour
hood. lam conversant with many kindred inetitutions,
but not one of them recommends itmelf to the public
so strongly as the Rational
I have been favoured with • copy of the rules, /cc ,
of this association, from which I notice it ha. be
established half • century without • miehap—conclu•
sive evidences of Re stability—and that it has In TO
then five hundred branches in the United Ring lom
(tome in this county), and I think D,rohe.ter a loot
way behind in not having a branch of the best society
of its kind in the civatry here before, knowing, as I
do, from residence bore, that there are thousende of
the working claw, of the neighbi.nrhoo li. no club it
ell, many of whom, if sickness overtook them, wool
have to rely on private charity or parochial relief,
whereby men weaken their independence considerably,
instead of finding themselves provided for la an obey
way through their own exertions.
I obeerve that the rules for life Insurance and sick
pey oombined compare very favourably with other
societies. Take the Prodential Ineeranos aimplo7
the healing company of the kind—end I find that •
men of 33 years of ego mu.t pay 61. per week on •
joint policy for himself and wife of • elmiler egg to
ensure £lB 12.. on the death of the first of the two
only. In the Rational a man of that sea can, by pay.
log le. weekly, ensure payment of £2O on the death
of his wife, • like eua on hie ours dra..h, s week
when sick, and medical attendance Into the bargain.
I find also, on reference to the insomnia, branch of
tido association, that a higher sum le ensured for the
rate paid than can be obtained Ii m other romp•alim,
as shown by the following :—& s description of 61.
per week on • life of 30 years encores at death. after
payment of subscriptions four monthe, £3l. Is. • slim
Wive entitled to full benefit, £4B. A similar Bram, rip-
lion on • life of the some age insured in the Prudential
ensures the following :—Af ter payment of sobeneiption
six rn EIS 6.. • alter being entiled to full
benefit tithe, 13a ; and there I, a pro;eurtionatr difiii•
*Doe in smaller some in iore.i.
_

I thiak the In r In tlo of a b•anlh of the
•' Relined " ogle of th• greatest ho .o• of th• Itlod
ever ff •re,l to the workia, woo el lb. 1,.., and so
I have lbi intr.l, at heart, I bop,. lb iy will tak•
advantage f it.—l as, sir, so vs faithfully,
AN OLD INNANITaII
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

ebbs anb enOS.

Mr. W iodhell the Libei a' alembic. (or St,ltt•upoo•
Tf r IV:dnee by, M itch 4th—if the " usdere
of cley " afi re ea :Melly disc targed—mote the
iot%
bee•Jocl readiog of th• lili t the Padi.unnisry
Franchise to women, which stood for llacemb •r 9;u,
but well postponed on aCcollrlt of the adj iurnmeut of
the liss-e. Those of mr felt (riot& I. P sole who
may wish ti be euilsistetied ea to tits mrthous in
which they cut help give more power to the elbsw
of the hoo. mernher lhoUld put th.Mielir•• in coon.
municetion with Mies Beaker, 29. Perlisinsint—tc. et,
Mitmio.t.r. , . Why ou tenth should not
who ese properly qualitie I here a voles in the
dircctoratel I believe they would 01C+rolool tem,
power justly at d commissar 'wily. Wood-ail it •
to...Kt free and iniepenteut be enabled to avian
this?

Our worthy superiatsocigot of p)liws has goo• I .1.
iwuth'• holt lay in pursuit of health. I hops his Hem
will be sucocasfuL

Mr. Harris is pa go lig to o mtwit this (Beiml 0 of
the o misty. Mr. Boo& of Wareham, will fight the
battle of the Tn.'s.. Altar beiag Harrit•sed wo are
La sear the house of 800 i-ags.

Young Butt's sentenoe, raking all things into OM.
sideratioo, was rattier a bard one. For over half--
year his fate has been dangling over him—be lass been
prooecuted not only criminally but civilly, and his
aches have bees msroilesely Use woul I
have thought this would have bath conallered almost
sufficient in the way of reparation for a young was
whom it was shown was now doiug his best to make
up for the poet. Certainly, soui,•rod with other
sonteachi which we roe I of as ittl.cte t for sitnilsr
if .uose, Mr. B impsa nos I not fear any aoctuaatiou of
having erred on the aids of leniency,
--
The tins iofiusted tioott 8 waders, of lb. St.
Olonsent's Inn, us Toureday, wet a moderato roe; but
one (mourn help aaklag what earthly good such trum-
pery prothoutioris do. The house was fouad to be
cleared about soma 14 galenists after Caves (I preoum.
the oonstablee watches are set by Grileawath tim.) ;
the landlady was discovered filling • jar with beer,
which had both previously paid for at 'Nut an hue
b ,fora. The Mayor. sad I would not attempt to qu at-
tic/0 kila decision, ruled that even if it had been ~it
for a troth before. the °Bum of earring beer after
hours still remained. In my innootinoe, I have al tray.
iseagiaed • riae was complete I as soon as tha pay-
ment of money ratified it —that if I paid for a tlilu{
and did sot fetch it until it boosone u lier•tt
05...
... I was boned to accept it. The Poole migistrstes,
howover, rule the reverse. We must bow to the
superior vied wit of tin great unpaid. But when wit
nom. to the fact that London ma ;twat
(41peadlarthe, who id course know nothing of i
allow amass rothonsble timo—whi do they have out
at a gnarls,' of an horn, —if he Is served J lot
previous to choolog s which to finish hit drink—t..l
convict!, o of Saunders dose seem aqueous' like
straining at • goat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

Catlin FISANCI.

Lord ELDON reed tbie report, which rwtommeaded a
rate of id. In the E. His lord.bip explained that
there kad been groat indignity in getting the ret,e Paid
ha Ohs Rlsadlawd Unka, .ad la this case the amount
bad has. received, but too late t, te uolnded in the
meant summate. Ike afoot of taking procee lbws
against the nolo° Would be that they would bare to
pay double rats..
The rate of I. In the E was agreed to, and the
Comity Rate Ogiunittee was re-appointed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

LO 4S OP A irAittgur. AND SEVSNTINN

A Stiodeiland telegram nay, there appears to b •
little doubt that the Woo', Sarah Scott, owned bi
Mr. Thomas cott, Sunderland, has been loot with ha.
cr,w of 16 man and a pilot. Bbs imilad from Hiddlen•
burough on December 15th with • caw of railway
maws ial for liusiaa Avg', and the pilot should base
crone ashore at Deal on the 18th or 18th. He never
howevsr, and • boat hawing the vessel's name
and a box ountaraing the master'. ciritilioate haw.
Loss wimbed &wore on ins wawa of N...sf.lk. TO,
b•looging to Sundoriniod wore 1 booms ltoilaho,
1:144am ; James Wate4/0. chief Jthee, ; John Haaaro,
a boy ; end Toplifte; • boy.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

LATEST

THE CuREA.

A Mastic' talegrsai, dated Hsu, ic secoul edition
of Times, @eye :—Ottlas and Jegiso bare &greed to
submit the question of Core% to the mediation 01
England, Germany, end the United Stater.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

ONLY PREPARATION

They place before the Public.
` 'OK LE'S ANTIBILIOLIS MU.
l
Till OLDIST

PATENT NEDICINLI

ba Boxes it 1L led., b. N., 4.. 6d., sad lb

COOICL II '8 ANTIBILIOUS PILLS

Tin BUT
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

000KLE'S PILLS

Inds frou,.l memory ; and • friend of min*
art.. palmed through the aarisa district many months eiter
wards, informad m• that my Immo as • ' medicine man
bad no died out, but that toe marviijout cure WY even
the* a theme al conversation la the bazaar."

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS
AU THI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

THE GREAT REMEDY
FOR GOUT and
RHEUMATISM.
The excruciating pain is
quickly relieved end cured
in a few day by this cele-
brated Medicine.
These I ills require no
rentraint dki during
their use. 1.111 sr C•rialla to
prevent the disease allark•
log any vital part. Auld
by all l'lnnuivie at Is. lid.
and la. Utl. per box.

BLAIR' S

GOUT

PT LLS.

ERYOUS AtiL PHYSICAL DEBILI CY.
A. A gentleman. having tried in vain srery
advertised remedy, Ws discovered • simple UM1414 of
self-cure. Lie will be iiappy to forward the particulars
to any sufferer on receipt of a stamped end dincted
eavelope.—addrotes .1. T. ri•wsu. Eat. Brook-rills,
Yanimaraniith. London
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

PETTY BE3BIONB.

SATCRDAT. —Before the Hon. %V. H. B. Portman,
11.1'. Mr. .1. J. F.sniula.ir.on, done' Uvrd.cle
Ogeden, and Ilajor.General Dennis.
Joliu BAH, old MAU 01 St wrs chir2ed
with all,wiag one eow to stray ou the highway in the
parish oi Stourpaine on the 13th De einber.-11,afen-
dant, who was very deaf, said he did wit know the
cow was straying, awl an old man who was lookiug
after the cow, said he only left it on the highway a
few minutes while he went back for a hook.—p.c.
Attwell, who proved the case, said the cow was on
the highway for two hour., and there had been
frequent complaiutt, and he bad cautioned deieudrut
several times. —llefeudant said there was no other
route ti the common but along the highway, and he
had a right to feed no the commie, and it V/41 not
his wish for the cow to remain in the road longer
than necussary.—The Bench, considering he had been
several time. cautioned, lined him 6J and 2s, 6d.
costs.
Thomas Jeans, of iitourpaine, for a similar offence
at the same time acid 'dace, pleaded in somewhat
similar terms. He had two cows, and the same old
luau Vfal looking after these as in the preceding case.
. —Fined tid. for each Cow, and 2s 61. costa, the
chairman advising him to have 110/110 one more
capable of looking after the cows.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13

courry CONSTAMILLILY AD IftIONII AND X13.5131111:11.

These reporte were adopted, nod the rate of I I. la
the E ordered. Superintendent J. A. Pit6sld, who
bed seen 38 years' OfleVil)., wet granted • pension of
00 • year, end first-elan Con dabli Beaj stain Bishop
• pension of 13a. flu, • week, both having been certified
es unfit foe farther duty.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-30

SOLPHOLINE SOAP

le a dell:airily refined, clum,cally pure Soap, ints tided
for general u.e, hut spec slip by those endowed with sem
cities skins. Common Imp erectly prepared Map% scented
with injurious acrid Oil/. 1.. ,illently cause skin dimaws.
For washing at all times, and bringing the skin to a soft
ptable, healthy condition, Sulpholine Soap holds the ant
place. It• odour is very pleuatt and the Soots tot en.
pensive. Tablets. Pd. escla.

LIVER COMPLAINTS.
BILIOUSNESS.
INDIGESTION.
STOMACH DERANGEMENTS
CURED BY _

KING S
DANDELION & QUININE LIVER
PILLS

(WITHOU7 mZßeulti.).

Act effectively on the liver, and, whit. mil.lly ep ri nf
are all that cm lei desired. Dr. King's famous Pills
purify and clear the totge 'sit, m ty freeing the liTl
from elnegishnere, ranging the stomach to prop-sly
perform its functione, quickly and entir, unnying
all feeling of headache, dig:Weep. opyressiors at chest
and back, disagreeable testa, nausea, indigeeten. einem,
sensation of heavinees, and irritaiin2 deproseion attending
bilious attacks and liver derangements.

BE SURE TO RAVE DR. KING'S PILLS.
SOLD !WIRY WHERX.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-30

THE GREAT
E E D Y FOR
GoUT A N 11
RHEUMATISM.
The. e.zsruci!t.ting. pail!

BLAIR'S

quickly relimed and
G 0 U T cured in a few data by
this celeloratecl medicine.
These l'ills require w.
, restraint of diet during
PILLS. their use, and are certain
to pre% ent any disease
attacking the vital part.
Sold by all Chemists at
la. lid,. and 2s. 9d. per
box:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-30

DELLARS CORN AND BUNION

PLASTZRE3
Are the only real remedy. They differ from all pla tors
abieirlr. or conipceitione. liy atatantly •oftorring tb•
callow surrounding the pain goes at once. the Corn soon
followlor. Bunions and enlarged toe joints rrqurre
mcr• time ; but the action and relief la catale.
lk get, la lid. Sold everywhere.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-30

WHY STRUGGLE AGAINST
DIFFICULTIES

!Men yon can consult 111 • ',KAMM, free of charge,
and obtain rcl-abf Iron; ; Vn year. crperienea
111:11 scanlo.l mud reported on by return of find.
persons traced mnd Invemticallona la Divorce and °thee
authors. Evidence prepared In Medial and oast &Woo&
bailinghall Street, Load" ;O.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-30

WORTH A GUINEA A BOX.

1.11:ECIIAI'S PILLS

Are admitted by thousands to be worth above a GUINEA a
BOX tot Bilious and Nervous Disorders, such as wind and
polo in the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Fullness and
Swelling alter meals, Dirainees and Drowsiness, Cold Chills,
Flushings of Ilvat. Lose of Appetite, Skinners of Breath,
Cestivenes, Scurvy, Blotches oii the Skin, Disturbed slew,
Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations,
• The first doge will give libel in 20 minutest Every
sufferer is earnestly invited to try inn box of these Pills, and
they will be acknowledged tone
WORTH • GUINEA A BOX.
For Females of all ages Ideas POW are invaluable. as • few
doses of them carry off all gnus humour., open all obstruc-
tions, and bring about all that is required—No female oh .ukl
be without the... There Is no medicine to he found to equal
BEECHAM'S PILLS for removing any obstruction or irregu.
laity of the systein. If taken according to the direction,
given with each box, they will won restore females of all
egos to sound end robust health
For • weak Stomach. impaired digestion, and all disorders of
the Liver, they act like MAGIC, and • few dories will be
found to work wonders upon the most important organs of
Um human machine, They strengthen the whole museuiar
system, restore the long-lost compextion, bring lack the keen
edge of • appetite. and arom into action,with the ROSEBUD
of health, the whole physical onentY of the human Immo.—
Thaw aro FACTS admitted by Thousands embracing all
classes of society, and no of the best guarantees to the
Ner.ous and Debilitated is, BEECHAM'S PILLS have tho
hugest uile of any Patent Medicine in the world,
BEECHAM'S MAGIC C01:011 PILLS,
As a remedy for Coughs in general, Asthma, Difficulty a
Breathing, Shortness of Breath, Lightens, and Opt,Atsslon cl
the Chest, Wheezing. kg., those Pills stand unrivaled. They
spieslily remove that son.* a oppression and difficulty or
Breathing '1121.1. Mani ly deprive the patient of re".
tjaoo troublal with the above con,'' ' Lot any
COCG II PILLS trial. givu BEECHAM'S
The most vie,
...of. Cough will in a short time be removed.
~..i.ilON.—The public are rcituered to notice that this
words " Beechm's Pills. bt. Helen's." are on the Government
Stamp affixed to each box of the Pills; if not on they are •
forgery.
Pretnred onlv Red cold sholusal, and Idol, by the pro.
pastor, T. BEECHAM, Chemist, St Helen's, Lancashire, in
boxes at Is. lid. and 2s. 90. each. Sent toot free from the
proprietor for 15 or 36 statute. Sold by all Druggists and
Patent Medicine Dealers.
N.8....FUR directions or. Siren with tea hot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-30

*GOUT. RHEUMATISM, AND STIFF JOINTS,

This invaluable Ointment atercuses a more obvious control
over Mout and Itheumatism than auy other Medicine. No
one need remain uncured. who will In good earnest make a
vigorous amlicaUon el thia invaluable remedy—ecoording to
the Printed Instructions lased to oath Pot. All tattled
echos and paths will likewise be banished by the mom tr.t-
meat.

SKIN DISUSES SCROFULA, AND SCURVY.
The beneficial effects of this peerless Ointment ere truly
wonderful In cases of Ringworm. Scurvy and Scrofula or
Kline, Evil, and lts powcre are adequate to the removal of the
most inveterate Skin Diseases to which tho hums./ frown IS

—.-17 cold at Profaner HOLLOWATI Establishment.
IS, New Oxford SC (Me MS, oMard st.), London; acd
Mid by nearly men' respestaUe Vend, of Ueda....
out ti.. oi.disen World, iu 8,1011 eo4 Pots, M
Is I, 4s. 0.1., Ha, 2M, and 334. each.
full printed directions we sawn to inch Pot sad Bo; and
eau be bad la any language.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-30

ORAOROFT'S PASTE
Removes all causes of decay, arid will presorts the teeth
Intact for warm years. Breaded rota le. each Sold
everywhere.

ORAOROFT'S AREOA TOOTH
PASTE.
It, tains thie delicious Aromatic l).ntifrico the enamel
of the trash beeomee white. sound, and poliehod like
ivory. It le exceedingly fragrent, and spatially useful.
U.% Crscroft's.

DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE EARS, tic.
DELLAR 'S ESSENCE FOR
DEAFNESS
Wald always he tried, ail in number. of caeca, teem-
nil Incurable, it hag done wonders. Slight deafivnii,
ohatructinng in the e.g, and the ineareant humniin.
round. I o frequent with alerted hearing, aro removgdg
Sold everywhere.

CORNA ! CORNS!! CORNS ! !

UNIONS AND ENLARGED -TOE JOINTS !!
CURED IN A YEW DAYS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-30

THE CHERBOURII TRAPPIe.

We are informed that tin traffic eio Weymouth to
Cherbourg, will in permanently 1111 l after
.1 tine 30th, and that the effort. to retain o 11111 l nica-
lion with the continent by ally ollivr route have tailed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-30

CRICKET ANL LAWN TENNIS.

HZNRY LING

RESPECTFULLY announces th Lt he has

Mocked a ‘..ry large lot of
THNNIS RAOQUISTS

Of the Nrwe4 Pattertni, from the leading
Mitnnfaidurer..

Front the great ,!atinfaction expnmord by many "I his
Cuototnera in mot Seaonn+ lii, c.agidently
lila* to 4.. a
tICCH INCREASED IH:SINESS THIS YEAR

TENNIS BALLS.
"IVingfi,•ld " and "Alm" Championahip,
to‘ce,A and uneovemd IS A I. L 8 of npiendid
value, at Low prices.

TENNIS NETS the hest quality; node especially
fee hue.

A Roc Asmirflos, at of
MICK ET BATS, lIALLS, AND MAITRIAL,

Iteam.n..l and rod ; will lwar coniparime in
ht • 'l'! prin. with any house in the Tra,l6, a. la
0,17. 4at4yl.t front ute tisanuladiorer4 for awn and
thwi ragged u 'offer hi,. Customers Distinct
Advantage.,

THE DORSET COUNTY FANCY REPOSITORY,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-30

MERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY
• gor Homan, haviog tried in vain every
advertised remedy, hes discovered a simple means of
self-cure, lie will behappy to forward the partioularn
to any sufferer on really& of a stamped and directed
envelope—Address: J. T. ttnwat.i. Esq. Brook-villa
Hammersmith, London
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-30

!!

Lloyd's
mews.

Sold Everywhere.

MOTIVNEVfIa.GREATESTSALE.
ILATEST TEißdiiiW AND SPECIAL
CORRESPONDENCE FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.

CERTIFIED SALE OVER SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND
A WEI:K. tnatv.r.tn One Pruny. LLOYD'S
WEEKLY LONDON NEWS e •ntaitie all Tel, ',mop ,
hpeeiul curre.p..teleinee. Pull Pall al:lent/wt. Itel..rt.. Law
and Puluse Int. nu:4ll.n Trial, at tl e
gportu. and et ry item of news to the tutuusitt.tg tuna to
and Jar'ai
sA, in the Worn,.
For all the POLICE =WS. reed LLOYD'S HEWS.
Salk in It.. World. One Penny.
CORONEES INQUESTS .• Special Report.. Reed LLOYD'S NEWS. Sold everywhere.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE OF THE WEzi, sem
LLOYD'S NEWS. nixtpals Column..
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE ALL OVER. TRIC
WORLD. Rex! LLOYD'S NEWS. Elsty.als COIUOIIII.
One Penny.
' LLOYD'S NIWII contains Full Reports of all Theatrical.,
' Meetings. gruel% Isstutmts. Aechlenta, and all the Latest
(1111Coltuut, T. Irgrauis op the Hour of Going to
Prtes.
aowngo, CRICKET. FOOTBALL, AND ATHLETIC
SPORTS. Sonoma. Read LLOYD'S
NEWS.
FRE GARDEN. AND WHAT TO DO WITH IT, Fee
LI:YD 8 NEWS. re I:catmint. All the Letest

11.21T1EW5 OP HOOKS. NAOAZINTIA. è. S.. LLOYD'S
NZWII. tl.r. rll.nt. Th...ata,L Uu
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-30

MU !ANOTIty.

Maw. Lsxerar writes have ranch p'easure In elating
that I ha?* wed your Snap for some time, and psalm it to
any mile,. (Signe 1) Lilli Lathery. Fear's Soar for Toilet
and Nursery, specie ly prepared he tor t delicate skin of ladles
and children and others sensitive to the weather, winter or
summer. Prevents redness. roughnege, and chapping. Sold
everywhere, Large scented T.blets, Is. ; smaller, (unscented),
ad.
Tag It-xtur AND COLD WATIA RDAP. —Estract from lady's
letter— Sod einclufs Cold Water Soap eaves time arid
mate-It, as the clothe, require les, rubbing and no boning,
soil (still more ratisfactory) was a much purer c:lour than
with other roars. I recommend it to every housewife, as it
undoulitcdly the be-t soap for laundry and all purposes. It
will not injure the most delicate fabric, Is pleaewit to one,
and prevents the misery of a steamy house during the family
wash. Sold b; 'voter: awl 01144 n everywhere, at id, per
lb. Le cure to ask for Mocha:is and do not he persoadi d to
accept a worthlom is maker, James Sinclair,
Southwark, London
VALEMILI DISCOVIIRT PO& VIZ HAIL —lf your hair is turning
grey or white, or falling off, use The Mexican Hair Renewer,
lon it will positively restore in every case Grey or White to
Its original colour, without leaving the disagreeable smell of
most restorers. It makes the hair charmingly beau iful, me
well as promoting the growth of the hair on bald spots, where
the glands are not decayed. Price Se. 11.1.—For an 011 to
make Ilse hair soft, glossy, and lunuilant, ask for CARTZICA
cutouts mt. Price It of all dealers, Wholotale depot, 33,
Perringdon-roml, Lydon.
REM A RIC 4 RLE RIS.I l'P E LANCE !
Of all Dirt from everything
By Laing tit D•ON'EI RATRAET Of SOAP.
• pure soluble Dry Seep.
Lathers freely in
Hot or Cold Water,
_ .

Cos It every day, For Clothes, Knives, Fork. Dishes,
Saucepans. Guns, D Ic
Packets ONE PENNY and Upwards

Antics to Mcniswv—Are you bro.en In your rest by a
sick WA sabering with tee fain of cutting teeth? Go at
once to • chathist and get a bottle of Xre. Winslow's Soothing
4yrup. It viii relieve tbe poor sufferer immediately. It is
perfectfully barmicas sad plftsant to the taste, it fduzes
nvieral tiuict sleep, by relieving the c`,114 tr. pa.n, and the
little cherub awakes es bright n . Latta,. It soothes the
child. It softens tie ruing, allays all pain, relieves wind,
le•ulatias the bowel., and is the beg know remedy Ir
dysentery and diarrhea.. whether arising from teething rr
other cures. afro. Winslow'. Soothing Syrup is sold by
Medielne dealers everywhere at Is. lid. per bottle.
CRIAP /focusers:cr.—lt large breakfast cups of strong,
reliable cocoa can be made from a eispennny packet of Cad-
bury's Cocoa lisimme, Ask tor ,Pdburre, sad do sot be
Imposed upon
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-30

-GENTLEMEN & TRADESMEN

Would do well by c iiliftitig Ali ..ra. LIE & CO.
Opou all matters requiring privacy. liniment, ot
otherwi.e, No fee.. Addre.4-20 King Street,
Hio.lotry Square, KC., within 5 minute. walk
from tin at North Lionil..n, tool Metro.
politan Itidlwsiy,. 'Humps and Train to all rartaof

Y017N(1 Sell.ll
0U n Cllll in: it:tilkilltl.llto .try L. ripti.,o
of Prof —ion or Trade. For full per.
S 0 N S timtlur. npply perwooolly (preferred) or

by letter:an- above.