The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-04-29 00:00:00

ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES.

Another evidence of the caution necessary in shone.
lug paper-hangings is afforded by the death of four
children at Limehouse. They apoear to have, while at
play, torn from the well of the room in which they
were portions of the paper with which it was covered,
and licked them. The paper was a green-coloured one,
and contained great quantities of arsenic. The children
were attacked with symptoms akin to those of diph-
theria, and died within a few weeks of each other.
The mortality in the family sallied an examination of
the house by the medical officer of the district, and
he it was who made the discovery as to the paper.
Himeornotim—ln the Month of February last a
young girl was attacked by a wolf at &Nail, in the
arrondissement of Nice, and was saved by the courage of
• brigadier named Dellerba. We regret to announce
that the latter has just died a victim to his devotedness.
The wounds which be received in his struggle with the
animal were healing favourably, end his comiiiete
recovery was looked on as certain, when, about a week
ago, 50 days after the event, symptoms of hydrophobia
came on, and he died two days afterwards in a fearful
paroxysm of madness.
draoNd PASSION FOR THE FAIR SEX.—An Expensive
Rem—Thomas Joynson, a pauper, amid employed as a
street sweeper, was brought before the Mayor of Chester,
charged with assaulting Vita Dodd San inmate of the
workhouse), by kissing her. Co,nplatnant said—As I
was going dorm George-street this man put down Ms
broom and cathe to nic. He got ine round the neck,
and clipped me and kissed me. I didn't like it, I didn't
want it, and I told him not to do it, but he persisted,
saying Le would have a kiss, and he got one by force
(lend titters). Mr. Aldis, the master of the workhouse,
said that the women in the house were continually
complaining of defendant's conduct to them. The
Mayor severely reprimanded him' and a fine of 10a.
was inflicted, in default of payment twenty-one days'
imprisonment. Not having the eash he was taken to
gaol.

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ATTEMPTED MIIRDER.—A. ticket-of-leave man has
been apprehended at Wolverhampton for a murderona
assault and robbery upon a grocer in the town, named
Norris. The robbery was committed on Saturday,
shortly before midnight, while Mr. Norris was passing
from his chop to his residence, a distance of about
thirty yards' carrying in his hand a basket containing
a cash-boa, having ,n it between £7O and £BO, and • bag
with£2o in gold and silver. Mr. Noma, who is upwards of
fifty years qf nge, resisted for a length if time, but the
prisoner ultimately 'mired possession of the bag and
its contents, and then absconded, leaving Mr. Norris on
the ground, bleeding profusely from wounds on the
bead and face. So severe are these injuries that he lies
in a 'precarious condition, and was not able to give
evidence on Tuesday. The prisoner is clearly identified
by • woman who saw hint beating his victim, who was
lying on the ground. His ticket-of-leave was dated
only three weeks back, and about nine months of his
sentence of four years had been remitted. He was
sentenced to that period at Stafford, in January, 1859,
for a similar offence in the same place.

THN WATCH AND JEWE'LLIRT lionfoltet AT
Woacearite.—The police of Worcester have discovered
nearly the whole of the watches and jewellery, valued
at £5OO. stolen a few weeks ago from the shop of
Messrs. Walters, of that city, pawnbrokers—the dis-
coovery also affording forcible evidence of the guilt of
She three pefsons apprehended in Leeds on Saturday on
suspicion of being the nettle, by whom the burglary was
committed. Two police-constables, on Monday mere.
ing were marching the house occupied by Munn (one
of the pri.oners), when they came upon a weighty bag
seereted at the top of • bake'muee oven. This eonteined
18 gold and 25 wirer watehes, Ilif gold and diamond
and 48 wedding rings, gold guards, pins, chaibs, and
other valuable articles, all of which had been stolen
from Messrs. Walter's premises. The prisoners have
been removed from Leeds to Worcester, where they will
be examined on the charge.
LAMENTABLE DEATH OF A BOY. —A most melancholy
death happened oh Monday, in the family of the Rev.
William Reynolds, superintendent minister of the New
Connection, North Circuit, Halifax, by a son, aged
about thirteen years, and , named William Henry
Reynolds, being accidentally hanged. It appears that
the deceased was sent by the mother to open the upper
portion of the library window, in the storey of the
lions& In order to do so the youth seems to have stood
upon a box, which was situated a little to one side of
the window ; and the belief is that in pulling at the
sash he alirreed off the box, and his silk neckcloth caught
hold of a hook or peg in tho window casement, and he
was thereby hanged. The deceased not making his
appearance at the breakfast table, • little sister went
in search of him and found him suspended as described,
and dead. The Rae. Mr. Reynolds was not at home at
the time, but about two hours afterwards he arrived
from Oldham, where he had been preaching on the
preceding day.

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ATTEMPTED MURDER OF A PARAMOUR. —A man
named lease Ellington, a framework knitter, has been
committed by the Leicester magistrates for trial at the
suites, on a charge of attempting to murder Jane
Bowser, a woman with whom he had cohabited. The
parties bad been living together as man and wife for the
last ten months, and, in eonsequence of some quarrel,
Bowser had told Ellington he would get turned out on
Monday if he did not go of his own Record. He had
some drink on Saturday night, and threatened to kill
his paramour before be left her, saying he would die on
the gallows like • man. On Sunday morning, after
having been again told he would have to leave on the
following day, lie went out for a walk with a neighbour,
named Northam and to him he declared he would mnr-
der his woman, and swing in the boots he stood in. The
ruffian returned to Bowser's house about one o'clock.
Some words pruning, he again went out. He returned
in an intoxicated btate about an hour and a half after-
wards, and repeated his threats. Mrs. Bower ran into
a neighbour's house, Ellington followed her with a table
knife in his hand, which be kept concealed under his
coat. He ultimately made a rush at his paramour, who
jumped up, and succeeded in warding off the blows from '
her throat, but in defending herself, her knuckles were
very much cut with the point of the knife. Bowser,
after a violent struggle, escaped and ran into the street,
followed by her assailant, who caught her, and again
dragged her into the entry, where another struggle took
place. The fellow at length released his hold, and the
woman made her escape into • neighbour's house.
, ANOTHER COLLIERY ACCIDENT.—A colliery explosion
has taken plaee at Westwood, near Sheffield, which
has resulted in the death of six men. On the morning
' of the accident there were nearly two hundred men
and boys at work in the pit. Running parallel with
the workings there is, it appears, • large "goal," •
place whence the wale were previously excavated. In
this falls of the roof were of frequent occurrence ;
there was no ventilation in it, and as the mine was
" fiery" it is a wonder that supi s had not been mare
frequent. Strange though the appear, in the
eiremnstaams, the pit was worked, salad tights.
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE,
EMERY'S MAGIC BEETLE POISON.—
This celebrated preparation is certain death to
Blackbeetles, Cockroaches, Crickets, Rata and Mice, it
being the orginal, and the only one to be relied onr
Thousands may be destroyed in one night, without
danger to household pets. In consequence of their
iunnenee demand, Agenta have been appointed in every
town in the United Kingdom. Obtainable through all
Chemists, Oilmen, ko., in boxes, at lc or sent free for
14 stamp., by Emery& Co., 35, Foley Plaoe,London. W.
limbo all son:4118;:=1:: iboro are many
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his name end openly advertise his fees, as heavy
penalties and imprisonmeot would be imparted. no
public should therefore guard against the arrogant
assumptions of knavish quacks and impostor! ,who ars
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character. Nose of these men really koastrinsure
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From long prectioal observation in the siatist &mem
Institutions of this country tad the coutlisenic she
Authais bas bad somewhat unmet for
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actlairing that uaiknan- :racer-- as, -winch, her hither*
characterized his practice, and he riders with pride Ile
the numbers he has been instrumental in restoring to
health and happiness : whilst to all who need curb aid
he offers every *saran* el speedy restoration.
Patients at a distance should forward a detail of their
case by letter, enolesing It Is. for advice sod medicines,
which will be seat by return. Post-efilee erisny to be
masts payable at the General Pest Oas, * Dr.
WALTER DE ROOS, M.D., 25, Bedford Plies, Bboasr•
bury Square, Load*. Hours for 0011/Mitiiiioa till 2,
Sundays excepted. It in im t to remened tie
address, as to meet the wish et intik**, tioniis po
name on the door, and TB a Lerman's Iscillin/TLY

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LIFE DROPS, Protected by llisle
Patent of Enpland ; sanctioned by de Ai
Prance ; Royal Ostia's of Priersia ar., have ir
less humus. proved their superiority 'cif*: !trey
other advertised Remedy for limply, ItuldhoAts.
sion of spirits, irritability, ezeitement,. ,
and Incapacity for society study or busi .'.
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In the head, &c. This Medicine streneltheind _ '
of the whole system', gives *Nero 'la' Mai' '
speedily remorse nervonspem, eptlepery, paratimicke.,,
resevaies the impaired powers of life, Ltd idigtotatem
the meet shattered constitution. PM Ms erstptioss.
mem throat, pains in the bones, and timeidiemme le
which mercury, sarsaparilla, de., are tee often employed
In vain, to the utter ruin of health, Ile emprimisi ei&
ethma *My to he tested.
zetlie ',thimble time is ameirie d mid tras
Instrumisn= ether cruel absurdities predmaft $
set aside medieisses, sellerers will de well Isiellortiiir
trial et a remedy, which, eeneeeted es eeleellie prim
tapir, eassot fin. Prim la. dd. mod lit, or sir limp.
the latter at &U. par beetle, mid Is ' 86 .10domipt lb!
which 41 Ha am seed), Weser 'all Ciliiillite, et
direst from 25, Bedierd.plmao, Blooemboty
Izteasts trees letters tallish ma Ise Inamilre4 SIM,
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year medieise."—D. P. Alt Aimeoh. "You merlitime
hat dose me mere geed this arytioimg. —B. W. Zip
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tr. 7. .iferthereed. "PI my Iseges mai iplekillrox
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pHE NEW FRENC4H
THERAnorr, as generally adopted in the Fronds
hospitals by Jebert, Rasta*, Ricord, Culerier, Fiery,
and other notabilities of the French faculty, en •
remarkably sheet time, often two or three days only,
without the slightest discomfort, i 10011•4111211008, or risk,
removes all discharges from thee mucous membrane,
whether of the aniary or other impels. This remedy
so oompletely surpassing and superseding everything
hithcrto employed, combines all the desiderata to be
sought in a medicine of the kind, for not only can the
patient carry it loooely in his pocket, but all appear.
once, taste, and smell of medicine are entirely obviated.
In packets, de. 6d„ lls, and 335., through all re=
able Medicine Vendors, or sent direct from the
lishment on receipt of stamps or post-office order. Tbe
lle. dee contains three at is. id. and than at Ma. tier
of the lls.

The stamp to imitate which is Many, bears the word
"Theriapion," in whits letters, by order of ifsts
R MAJOITY'i oe. Commemorate, who thereby seam
the proprietor against infrigement throughout the
United Kingdom and the Colonios.

101AINB IN THE BACK, GRAVEL, Lllll-
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OF TRH ICIDNITS, BLADDIA, Ike. LIM
ROOS' RIGNAL PIUS 'erred midi* el the atimenab
end indigestion, press* the feastiess id itositravil
kiiseys, thereby prevestiag stens is the
kidsisys, with many ether serious ilinerdese Be.o
these impertaat *spas are salideet. leakriira VA, Mob.
noes, pesivahness, and sesapisiab keg
nervous, *Hes arise solely frets telm
blood with serials kapsrities whia shesid kisisk halt
carried off by the kidneys ; serversl essightip
of the skin and fade ales arise from the seise ce.va
may he as seasilly asesseed hp those which IJI 11/
cases out of 20 ears with a rapidity ahead saarreileue.
Is. lad., 2s. ad., la. lA., he., sad I*. per hex, threagb
all Chemists.
"I have takes year Pills sad alweps derive greet
benefit from them"— W. W. N., 01111.11 es Osage. COMO
bridge. " flume taken your Hanel Pills with tee meet
happy reimlts.°-111. S., Omit. "Year Basal Pills did
me mere geed than saytilag."—M. J. Dwells".
Hold by Davis sad Ikm, and Freed. Derelsester, ;
Brand, Harrold. sad Tusk, Items • Legget, Wareheas ;
Barking, Graves, Weymouth; Coesialt sad Lewis 21,
Whipple-street, Beasett, 6, Uales-street, Henstagia, 11,
itiehleascl-street, Plymouth; Cols gooks/der, Big,-
combo-skeet, Btoseheses ; Hews Ohomthh, and Jean
and Co., Chemists, Davenport; Cele, Jeroboam, Ail.
halland-street, Bideford; Harvey, Bookseller Foyer
sexed, Sidenosth ; Hoarder and Ce., Viskiiia Fare*
Torquay; Pearce, Chemist. Fore-street, Bodesin ;
Chemist, Trace; Dies Chemist, Proidar, Chemist,
Penult*); Hera, Chemist, South-street, St. Amide •
Garfield, Omani, It Day' Slurps asd G., Clestisile,
St. Heels ; Handal sad Sas Jehns, Palk, Domains
Hanby, Hlgh-strost, aid Davis, If, Bernard-street as
40, Odard-sts•itt, Southampton ; Cory, Chemist, New
Ent, Duen, Chemist, Hyde; Wheaton, Bookseller,
ngweed ; Battmen, 3, Camden-alley, Padres; DriW
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see agest is abseil every town; bat should diffisailp
occur, isocline the amount by pest-saes mar is othee.
wise to 25, Bedford-plum, Bloemaissepegiaare, London,
and thee will be sent severely peeked per maws.
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