The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-26 00:00:00

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Joel Pubheed, gratuitous NdltTei of &New sod Wallahle
1/nrk,.ontitlid.

H° TO ILITSURCHFALTH ; or, the CONFIDENTIAL
nu EN n D - Sent poet fres to any midden. on receipt of
aaa asany stamp to prmay postage, or by letter poet three
stamps. This Moe should be read Eh' every one. young or
old if either rex. It Mohan how to avoid Mama ; How to
remain Health ; Health: Social Science Being • omelet oe
the Laws Governing Idni—the Infringement of woict lu ths
mum of •Il Disease. Nerviiumeoe. Oil:Wily. and all theta
aritionaltant immunise •apialned, and fuil inteructione gleeu.
for very oulierer ho . to obtain reetonitioo t.. ti •lth. Th 4
W•lmbin W'fb O 3 Pare) Mors PERS. •RIPTION.. 11
PLAIN ENGLISH, with full I NSTRUiTIONS for their ime
natation and use Contains !special Remark. on Rheumatism.
Scie lea, Gout, Nititralgia. Edletey, Palo tation of the Heart.
Hcsterla, Indigestion, Ines of Energy. Mental ind physical
Dmweision, and .11 disease, of the Nervous and Alimentary
System. Also. a descriptive pampidet on the functiom usE
disorders peculiar to the fan le en, by the same Anther,
entitled,
mug rtsuLre FRIEND and ADVISER, which will be MA
I GRATIS to say addres on RECIEPT or ST.MPLD
ENTELOPK—Addrees, deem BARNES sod Co , 48, Lansdale
Ikmare Barnebury, London N.
Important to Invalicia —Coneult a gaaliaed mad Regiriterag
Phy.ician Peraondly, between II and I o'clock daily. Co..
sultaLloo by Ides fres.
LL WHO NEED ADVICE on MAdfTERS of HEALTH,
Amod.. to have inter.iew, •hould it 0006 mud
full particulars of the Co.. by Letter. enclosing a vamped
aaanaaai gavemp. fur reP,l; 01. mill noel.. honvidiate
answer, with advice, end full Instructions how to obiain a
perfect our. Hundreds ot live. have been saved. and=
/all ismored, by oornapoodenee wily. —Address,
BARN= me Co., WA Lansdale Bquart, Baresbury. Woks
lateral at Biationers' Hall, IMO. I—Pnes ii,., esichisatirral
pald from the author for It stamina
MAirilooD • Micheal. Ester on the functions end dim
orders of Ma reproductive organs in youth, manhood.
aed old ege, with Olaervatiom on the Treatment and Cure d
Nervous Zahaustion, Physical Debility. Lowlier of Spin%
ko., being tbe molt 01 30 years' succeseful practice Bi J. L.
CURTIS. M.D., is, ALBEMARLE-STREET, PIOCADILLY.
140111,01., W

-7Fclifts on Manson —77th Thousand —Ably written aid
plainly describe. the source of War diseases which wady..
&cline in youth, Of fOore frequently premature old WO
Dtal7siprepA, 27th Moal r, lbeo.
uo'
u
datflloon should be In the hands of peitli and!
old are. It is s medical publientlori, developing tbe treatment
of • cisme of pnintul maladies ertikti have too leag been th•
acii:.ftbe initersto sod dmigning —United &nem Gavotte.
: Paid bv Yr. J. limn. ROOkiellt. Cornhill

I
ilaff SIOa LIFUSAY OmPlf,
Denoorall-plsco. enrArr we law
LIZ( Rif a; word to say Fallon) ataS i
,rs.l on Para& ot Al ard sp:ards'n
Inas".
DAMASK TABU LIT. MS, DS A FaiLLt IWIPTIVIZ
PILLOW T INKS, SW a 111444 TOWEIWCW
soggy asscrlptlas of LW Waal foo aVatinda.*
Wwwassitsws of Pads Bowslasbod sad
tafasaf lawastalttla
MOB WIT LSD rArnmens POIW
LUUNIAT rad Oh Wm Illinli"0111016

lEsistrirt
DORCIUMTKIL
Tom pspogirrial. Aelogawswgjelibi;arrfYou;:dThi:t
adyertimusent of this rose Peel
mother column, we shall point out ...ventage@
next week.
Aeon= "old inhabitant" i.e....4 from
▪ T form of bir. JoeePh "aal"rdi Until •
InCent period familia in our m_idLtooesifi`w along series of
L., will be seen noutora_A
. trademnite
paned th,O,ir h I Lie quieti. without making an
in ,f urea to am his alinglitars married to
sari His sos ems upwards of 90.
A Twpi, or the Ist Brigade (Field Battery) of the
Royal Artillery were quartered in the towu on Tues-
day and Weins.day. They numbered 99 men, with
so bones, sod are under the command of Captain
Brows and on their way from Woolwich to Irevois•
Sm., seemed a smart lid of men, and behaved
&swain. well. A bombedier, billeted at the Royal
Oak, met with rather • severe kick in tin' knee-cap
while grooming his hone, and had to be Lathe to the
military hospital.
EVLSOLUYIIO ADDLES. —The Baptist Chapel was
filled to overfioising on Tuesday evening last,
Mr. Hammond delivered another address.
The service commenced by aiming "J.. 05 loves me,"
Pith Poancy accompenying with the harmonium)
Mr. Hammond caked prayer, and then "Whiter
than anow " was sung. In the ooursa of his remarks,
founded on the first vents of 32nd Psalm, the speaker
maid the original Hebrew rendered it happy is the
wae- The first sin was a blot upon the undwatand-
the. Adam was not only gone wrong in his heart,
but in his bead, unlike some people of to-day who,
eitheeth gone wrong in the head, were all right in the
heart. One of the wonderfuleat eights ever seen was
Calvalrit nothing equalled the majesty of the
liee They were apt to deify man, and think Jamul
was so; but He was not, He was the God-man, made
Ma for us who knew no sin, despising the shame.
Viewing Him as • Saviour, they must view Him as
the Sea of God. May God give them to see the
estimate He puts upon sin. There was but one
downward way—" the way of rs hard.'
Those who ware picking the cletzeir side crossing
would appear with the drunkard. Let them ask the
sorrowful (twit" bruised) wife or the dear children
which way the husband or father was ffoing and they
would my the hard way. But, returning to the eight
of sights in Heaven for angels, archangel., and the
spirits of just men made perfect, let them look for the
coming of Him who shall Mange them bodies of
humiliation, and give them • body like unto His own
--glorlata The nature of God's pardoning love in
Jesus was the blotting out of sins. The ancient
custom In the East was to write a prisoner's name on
• tablet of wan; but if found innocent • heavy
weight was brought to bear on the wax, stamping
out the name. Christ had blotted out their sins with
Hie own precious blood. May they not be like the
rich man who did in hell what be forgot to do on
earth—pray ; it was real earnest prayer„ but made
the wrung aide the grave and too late to be answered.
People were prone to trust to their creed and various
other things, passing by the blood of Christ. 'The
foundation of the Christian's happiness was sine
and transgressions blotted out. The case of • woman
of the city, going home forgiven (in 7th Luke) wee
cia• of mercy, not merit. The Epistle of Luke con-
tained a most heart-cheering sight—a man, suffering
from leprosy, borne by four men in the beat of the
day, and on arriving at their destination found the
house thronged with people. No doubt some said
" what's all this fus about? now you can't get in you
see." Some people who did not appreciate holding
these services asked "what's going to be the result? "
He would reply souls saved, he hoped that very night.
The font men (might be suggest two tall men and •
abort one, who did not mind their roofs being rolled
up in this town, and himself) who had brought the
leper thus far, were not discouraged, and they were
next seen on the roof looking down through the hole
no doubt ejaculating "That will do, won't it, if we
can only drop him down just at the feet of Jesus ? "
the sinner's plain that night. The speaker conchtled
an earnest address, which was listened to with
marked attention, by urging those present to become
ktsel,re of the happiness spo t ken of in the test,
staging of Sankey's "Substitution" and prayer
by Mr. Hammond brought the meeting to • close
Tbelaat address in this Chapel takes place on Tues-
day, next.
BOnottain Pours 301111 T. —Monday, —Before the Mayor
(Dr. Attridge) and Mr. E. Davis.
I'. 4. Leak of Coton near Weymouth, dairyman, was
charmi with being drunk on the 13th inst., while in
charge of • horse and cart lie pleaded guilty and
his sorrow and was fined £2 and fits cost the
trod.asna t having been previously fined Al and meta for •
similar offence, and cautioned by the police several times
since.
Memo Noland., landlord of the Red Lion inn, Church'
Street, was summoned for keeping a dangerous dog not
under proper control. Frederick Hilda, a Post Ofilog
Telegraph messenger, said be was paring lefsmilant's
house on the 13th net,' when the dog • black retriever
Bee at him and hit his arm. He found it swelling and
ran to the Hothinti, where it was found the skin had been
broken and the wound was bleedinet.—Ou being cross-
examined the boy denied be either spoke to, or touched
the dot —Thomas T. W. Morgan. son of the Inspector of
fiche Is, said last summer he was running round the
corner of delendant's house, when be stepped on the dotes
toe, and it Jumped up an I lot him throurh the %hums
Before he stepped on it. toe he did not see it ant could
not hes" avoids I it --George Henry Crocker, landlord of
the Dolphin, said about 111 months ago, he heart his little
by •ortntailas is the street, and went .rut and found the
defendant's dog het lust bit it through the artn.—The
d dendaut 'aid the dog wee quiet enough if people would
let it atone, and he cthed.—Msry Aon Bartlett, who said
when the buy Davis went the post the door he both
pulled its ear and kicked It, Tee magistrates said
it was not likely • hp r of hie rage ...Ad do this, and made
an ceder on the defendant to keep it under proper control,
In defaolt to pay • penalty of Cl per day.
Joesph Candy, was charged • ith having on the thd of
March, olistrueted the Iligh•ay, by allowing 21 beasts to
stand thereon for the purpose of sale. Defenient did not
at first appear, and from the evidence ol P C. Howland,
It seemed the defendant was trying to sell the beast, first
to Obarlerstreet, then in Nursery Keel, and after
keeping them I, the street fir about an hour, eventually
elected • sale en front of the J1112(11'41 hoist—The Mayor
said there was • proper sale ground provided, and such an
obstruction could not be tolerated, and the Bench
Inflicted • penalty of Cl and Ts. 61., costa. Dcfendent
before the rising of the court appeared and paid the fine,
but stated Mr. Tope, the owner, had paid toll for their
standing In the streets.
Os Siaruanar, at the county magistrates' clerks oac...
Wore Mr. 11, B Middleton and Mr. U. 0. Churchill,
Peeekriah Mud" a sailor, a native of Ladon, was
charged with stesding a sovereign from a fellow seaman,
Samuel Webb. It appeared from Weitb's evidence
thad got leave from the Captain of the Annie to
r: rbe ship at Portitrid and go home. Webb put him
ea shore for which the prisoner treated him elth 31.
worth of whisky. On returning to the vessel he found
that his box had been broken open, and • pound
abstracted front it. The Captain and Webb then went
after Om pit...peer and (mood him at the Portland railway
station, just &out to start for London. Alter being
threatened with the polies be admitted having taken the
sovereign, and heeled it book again to Webb. P.S.
Fel alum was then sent for, and be was given into custody.
Gs being charged he said be took the money to pay ht•
railway fare to Loudon. Ile had lia. Ti. of his own, but
be found it tires more and took 13sand he If could bed found
anything les, than a sovereign he would not had taken the
pound. The magistrates sentenced him to one calendar
month herd labour.
Dien Jarboe, • private in the 111th, was charged with
Steeling on the 11.1, JILL at Portland, two cotton aprons
the property of Mrs TuckyrelL On the morning of the
40, the complainant had been writhing a quantity of
clothes and put them in her garden to dry, and on going
for them In the evening she found the articles unwed
missing. Penn, reltharn saw the prieoner on Thursday
evening lath standing in frost of the polies station with
the two apron. In his hand. He asked him what he had
got sad he said it was two aprons ha had stolen from a
Prisoser pleaded t guilty, and said that up to ett °auricled the last time (about two months since)
be bad borne • miry good character, but on bin being
released from gaol the soldiers in the regiment did nothing
but laugh sad scoffet him, and call him thief and he stole
the ammo so es to get his discharge. The magistrates
maimed him two calendar months hard labour.