The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-06 00:00:00

Ilgriculturt.

FAT STOCK EIBIBITIONN are now one of the chief
attraotions of the season. From the facilitios which
rilways afford for travelling, the farmers of difierent
counties enjoy the opportunity of seeing the fatteoini
properties of different breeds, and of learning much
that eanuot be taught at home; and it is questionable
if our Christmas meetings it. so generally attended as
they should be for educational purposes. No doubt
tho fatt•ning promos is too mush in the *airway for
many, but from an educational point of view tho objes-
tioo falls to the ground, for the fat on, sheep, or pig
can be Wit to the shambles at any stags of to. process.
Racers TOR MAKING BOPESPBOIIrEIATI.—PIuter and
puddl• a floor of clay, and let it dry. Lay thereon a
ton of bon. deal—say? or 8 qr. ; it at mild not be manta
but need not be Morally dust; if boiled or burned, so
mesh the more favourable for the efficiency of the after
operations. Pour wale, on the heap for a day or two,
es long se soy is aboorbed ; then flatten it down, and
lay • lot of ashes round taw edge. Pour on gradually
or 7 cwt. of saint= ic acid—four or five of the ordinary
carboys. It should be poured into jugs, and thrown
from ths jugs on to the bones. The slowness of this
san as well as its safety, is • zecommesdatios. It will
boil, sad fame, mid 'foresaw, and you bad better stand
to windward of it. Before night it will be quiet, and,
It still very wet, it should have the ashes closely peeked
avoandli, They may bo tailed with the heap in •
day or two, pad it 101 he fit for Um drill in • tort-

14114.
Tiff ROTAL BRIUCISHIBI ROOT 8/10W.—The twenty•
Arst Exhibition of /twilit in Reading, took place on the
211th ult. This exhibition is senducted at the expense
and under the management of Kissers. Batton sad Sods,
and is undoubtedly the largest in the kingdom. The
sompetition is open to all cowers; and frogs Zegland,
Ireland, Soothed, and Wales, we here fled brought
together such a splendid ciallegion of roots, that the
show may fairly be termed ositzeordiaary. The number
,f entries was nearly 400 against 270 in 1869 and 250 in
1868. Among them we And eentribatioas from Be.
leading agriculturists in the United Kingdom, %eluding
her Majesty the QJOOO (Norfolk FOPS, Windsor), who
sands beautiful specimens of Sutton's Champion Swede
and Mengel Wurzel, The Marquis of Ailesbury, The
Marquis of Lansdowne. Lord Radnor, Sir F. Crossley,
M.P., Sir Charles Russell, Bart., J. Walter, Eel.,
M.P., G. H. Barnett, Nsq., M.P., R. W. Hall Dam,
Seq., and Wm. Joyce, Fag. (Ireland). J. B. Monk,
Esq., A. F. M. Dress, Req., J. IL Clark, Req.. J.
Blyth, Esq.. L. W. Taylor, Esq., Professor Stickmen,
Mews. Hepburn and Son, Messrs. BoxialL Cantrell.
Wren, Morten, Geo. Allen, and othen. There are
speeareine of Mengel and Sugar Beet front the Metro.
polio Sewage Company's F 6410, prodming 62 tons and
47 tons per acre respectively ; also, some from the 11. d•
ford and Croydon Sewage Firms. We must especially
nodes some extraordinary specimens of the Mammoth
Long Red Manuel (a superior variety introduced by
Mann. Sutton and Sons four years since), and weighing
46Ibe. each; some splendid Yellow Intensesliste
Kamp* which for size sod beauty of bulb are nri-
eqled, &earner./ 60th.. each the 12 roots. Some
remarkably Ilan Berkshire Pr'se Yellow Globes, some
weighing 36lba each, another lot of the same variety
drawn from a field producing the esionsoes weight of
721 tons per acre, and some bassitiful specimens grown
by /Lr. Geo. Allen, and which obtained the prizes
for best acres *ix and pulled specimens at the
Royal Batt Basks Society's Meeting this year. Indeed,
repeating her victory of 18to. secures the handeeme tea
(nines Silver Cup, given for the best 2484100a5' U ham
ion Seelig, with some truly magnificent apecimeris
souse weighing Win. each), and which were grows by
William
Joyce, Esq., of The Abbey, Waterford, after
a crop of 146 Oats, with only 4 ewe, of seporphospbale
per sore, no other manure and no extra tillage. The
number of entries for this Cap is no lees than 76, bat
the coality of all the roots in the Swede class is so
much better than we could have expected, that it will
be same satisfaction fur the less fortunate competitors
to know they have been beaten with some wooderfully
line roots, and we feel sure they will not grudge this
coveted prise going to the sister isle. There are also
very dee collections of Turnips, Kohl Rabi, Carrots.
Cabbage, and Futatoes, among Cie latter we notified the
Social& or Cattle Feeder, and gluttons' Red Skin Flour
Ball, of extraordinary ins and Sis quality. We nods '-
stand that some at the twist spearneos wlllb.ezbibited
on 'terra. Sutton's Steal at silo Smithfield Club Cattle
Show.

The Poet says, in all prob.bility the Saes Coaosl
Compeny will be turned into an Euglish Joint *oak
enterprise witb the Doke of Su,hsclatulea obaiimao.
WAR MAINE —Oos of the best war maps published
is that presented through the medians of the Grocers
by the manufasturers of the Gleadell Starch, to all
purshasera of that popalar artiole. Graters may have
them by applyiag direct.

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W OWLS. r... 3 of a letter Lulu /U. Rossitec, taseasist,T to*.
ton.- -" Among tho many to tato...psis in favour of Wasev
to: tital 001110 under uu.ove, I 60j GO
forward, of um e...orese desire of uoret Out rommetnote pm rte.;
the kollowiag, for bee ciccd,moon ed oh. suibile Wood
lb—Mr. and Mrs. Wood beg to ti.trtort 0:
Dr. Locoet's Pa' mock W sr. (through their sip it, W.
Ruiettor), thAt they More bug been afilicu I with opt tun 414
coughs, end Ilad this is the wily modiciao by ohlth they ...mn
obtain ntlieL" They of.re Inaraat retool tu otrhust,oonsomption,
oougns, mod all disor.le.. of tho rret,h and tun:A. To siogeri
said Public: Speakers
.timy are lora/sat/4e for Nearing sod
sirecititesing 1.446 room, sad hare a pleasaat Lute. Price
ix lit, 21. aod It. ad. per b.:. Vold by &I Cliemlabo.

MA MOM FAZllll.—diluies gears. of Sims Kamm,
Coward, Peddiag, Charlotte Rums, he., mut be made
from a single pnckst of the AiallriClig "fluid Sea Mow
F.riss.' Its initompareble excellence and cheapness,
the variety of dishes to which it is applicable, sod the
sinning', of preparation, make it the moat healthful,
mievestient, mid &Anions food io the world. For
Infante', OttiWrens' or Invalids' diet, its notinshieg sad
beelti-giving properties reader it preferable to all Corn.
floam, AlLamellas, Corn Starches, ite. It is simple,
dMiesse, antritiosie, remedial red monomisal, as it ma
be tarnished for oeodialf tea Goss of the above artieles,
for ail of whist' it is move thee a snliatiliabs. fa shillieg
pasts (note the gestalt/ this produees), of all ohealiste
and
_gnaws tlucogbout the United Kingdom. Read
hes Nom Feriae C 1.1., 266, wish flollsOrn, LOCAOCI ; and
Perit•piase, Ne• York, U.S.

EIOLLOWAT'a OINTNUT AND PILLA.—DANGIftOO6
CUNT CUIIPLAINTIL—rs. eauateration of these disunite
I. seervely noseseeey, as, enforiusately, moat Beglish•
Me know Nan to *sir wet. Omen, 00111 CON solds,
leflassuit, bronchitis, sethineatfolitaruiy, ornouttion of
fh• Walk nod ono Goose in ha earil .I•bent treated by rubbing Re oey's ointment upon tito
ohms awl %pea the beak between the ebooldors. 11
peeetratee internally, stooks the odd shiverinp,
relieves the ever-gorged liege, gradually remorse Use
°proudest film the sheet, awl ratans the tam:lilted
reopirstion, hitherto ee diatrsoungly itisegroesble and
Wilily &aprons. ID trusting this ekes of ilissenee,
Reflowey's pals shonlel aloe,. be Mama while isingYe
oistinysie,; parif=mbisod. pronseto
dig diapress

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TURIBLB SOUL—A correspondent of the DelAi
Cia:etta relates a terrible scene which occurred the
other day at Btawah at the funeral ceremonies of •
native. The eorpee wan brought to the banks of the
J amine to undergo the usual oeremony of burning. It
W/a1 laid on the saes.' about fifteen yarls from the water,
while the men eire preparing and StACIIIIII the wood.
This done, the wood was fired so as to give some little
time for • good bless, and the men moved off to • little
distance. squatting themselves down to have a smoke,
when a huge crocodile, seemingly watching their more.
meats, rushed out of the water, seised the napes, end
doubled beak. mating • tremendous header ietc the
river with the body between his jaws, leaving the fol-
lowers and mourners in perfect bewilderment.
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