The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-09 00:00:00

entaal Etna

Sir Thomas Echlin. Bart., is $ policeman in the Irish
constabulary.
Southern India is Makin into • chronic stabe of
lam ne.
T, • Shah, who brought thirty-six caskets of gold, takes
back only eleven. While in France he spent this. militate
of francs.
It i• announced from Berlin that the Emperor William.,
wounds have now healed, and that his Majesty isgredasly
increasing in etrength. •
Queen Isabella's diamonds and 111.61 A, twee being uhj.
have produced less than was expected. The first two
...le only realised £3o,ooo—half the valuation.
At the Hampshire &seises a widow named Lowy, h.
obtained of a dockyard Pensioner £2O damages for heeece
of .....,of marriage. The plaintiff was 70 and the
defendant 72 years old.
Several Oxford undergraduates (one of them a
have been fined for assaulting the custodian of the b&07142
Sr. escape, which they ran up and down the streeta
nieht last
wesetkoOl magistrates have fined • ion-keeper
whom some militiamen had been billeted', Mt and Mali
for making two of the men sleep in one bed. the Act of
Parliament entitling them to separate bode.
The election for the notables borough. on Friday
resulted in the return of Kr. Roberts. the Liberal, we.
received 1.03 votes the Conoervative, Captain Peonea
obtaining mill, giving the former a majority of IM'
The Load°. and Sonth•Western Railway Company.rs
admitted, by paying what was claimed into court, thee
they have no right to take of ordinary trains on the cum
Moo of race meetings in that: district, and put
"specials" at an increwed fare.
Tbe fisifies Guardia* states that the microphone ..
lately attached to the pulpit of a chapel in that town, the
connecting wires being carried to • house more than a mile
distant, and not only did the occupant, bear the sermon,
but they could distinguish the footsteps of the chapel-
keeper as be walked up the Male to clam the door.
A somewhat amusing case mme before the Hull W.h.
Committee recently. A policeman, who had gone on
courting expedition on Sunday afternoon, was surmised
by the unexpected return of the muter of the house. Re
ran upstairs, and was kept there ri x boors, so that be was
reported as absent from duty. For this offence be wee
fined a day's pay—• wanting to members of the force who
court the cook for the sake of the cupboard.
It is all bat certain that no attempt will be made to
raise the sunken ironclad Grosser Kurfurst. Not only
does the huge aught of the vessel—nearly 7.000 tons—
render such an undertaking one of extreme difficulty, het
the matter is c implicated by the unfavourable operation
of the tides and unch-r-currentt. and also by the fact that
the monster lies on her sandy bed keel uppermost.
A breach of promise case—Fi tsgerald aubbins—wee
before the Irish Queen's Bench Division on Saturday.
Judgment was suffered to go by default. The puttee
occupy good positions in Irish society. The Solicitor.
General, who appeared for the plaintiff, stated that an
agreement had been entered into under which the defen-
dant agreed to pay the lady • costs and CREAM
The qinwtion of bringing the Indian contingent at
KAU to England as • representative force has been con-
siAered by the Cabinet, but remains abeyance pending
the return or authorisation of Ltel n
ißaeonsli eld. 1
transport ship. now at and proceeding to Malta will be
avUlable for this service if required.
News from the Cape Mates that glmund Sandilli,
brother of the native chief whose death was lately
reported. is still negotiating for terms of peace. Two
more chiefs bare been taken prisoners. Further fighting
has taken place. An attack on Griqua Town was repulsed
without serious casualties on our side.

A
certain method of cure has been discovered for this di..
Oaring complaint by a physician, who is desirous that
all sufferers may benefit from this providential discovery;
it is never known to fail, and will cure the most hoyekes
cow alter all other means have been tried. Pull particulars
will benne hypast to any person free of charge—Address:
Hr. Witusaut la . Oxford Terrace. Hyde Park. London.
Erroasnoe ro QUILERSLAND.—The ship " Friedebury,"
786 toss, sailed from Hamburg on the eind inst. with
emigrants from Brialiono Queensland. consisting of 56
married mon, 56 married women. 136 single mos. 16 sines
women. 71 chidren between the ogee of 12 and 1. and 10
infants, making a total of 355 souls, equal to Me swot*
adults. The single women are under the charge of Ea
Reich., Dr. Koch acting as Surgeon-Superintendent.
VALUABLE DISCOTIRT FOR THR HAIR.—It
_your hair Is
turning grey or white, or falling off, use "The Hesicse
Hair Renewer" for it seill poeirisely macre in envy esee
Grey or Whit. Asir to its anginal colour. without leaving
the disagreeable smell of most "Restorers." It make.
the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
Enterth of the hale on bald elm's, where the gland• are Pot
decayed. Ask your Chemist for " Tea Vaitc.en HAIR
Ransom" prepared by limit C. GALLUP. 153 Oxford.
street, London, and sold by Chesolskand Pert omen every.
where at 3. 6.1., per bottle.
WATSON'S Tapeworm firscinc —From Mr. Arica,
' Chemist, Hulme—"Tn• bottle of • Specific' you sent me!
Breve to a eneheneT of mine, who had been troubled with
Tspeworm many years. Ravine tried almost everything
she beard tell of. she came to in. in despair last week. I
, ant glad to says the following day *be came to tell me that
your 'Specific had the desired effect. The Tapeworm
discharged was seven yards long, that I can tastily, she
haring brought it to me." Circulars post free. Price
Is. or by post, 34. Gl.—Address: J. H. WATSON.
APR. Shipley. If.sta, and all Chemists.
Rlirgireill PARIS Bum —The marked superiority of
this Laundry Blue over all others, and the quick sp.
predation of its merits by the public, has been
attended by the usual remits—vie. • flood of imita-
tions : the merit of the latter =tin]] consult' in the
ingenuity exerted, not simply in imitating the square
shape, but making the general appearance of the
wrapper+ resemble that of the genuine article. The
Manufacturers beg therefore to caution all buyers it.
see" Fteckitt's Paris Blue" on each Packet.

Funecues I —Foe ma Tare AND BIEATIL —A fee
drops of the liquid "Fiorillos sprinkled on • not tooth.
brush produces a pleasant lather, which thoroughly
cleanses the teeth from all parasites or impuritioa,hardeas
the gums, prevents tartar, stops decay, gives to the teeth
t'peculiar pearly-nbitenssa, sod • delightful fragrance
o the breath. It remove. all unpleasant odour arising
from decayed teeth or tobacco smoke. "Ths Primo,
Fiorillo.," being composed in part of honey and ogee.
barbs is delicious to the taste, and the greatest toilet di.-
covers of the age. Price 2.. 6d., of all Chemists sad
perfumers. Prepared by Henry fl GALLUP. 493 Oxford-
street London. _

Touiuvru AND TRAVELLOWL—Ladiee sinking,
ing the seaside, or otherwise exposed to the 'combing
rays of the sun and heated particles of dust, will find
ROWLANDS' KALYDOR mast cooling 50..1 regn.b.
big for the face, hands, and arms; it eradicates sun-
burn, tan, freckles, as.. apart the imin and irritation
canned by mosquito and gnat bites, and produces a
beautiful and delicate complexion. Price 4s. 6d. and
Be. 6d. per bottle. ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL
prevents the Vair falling off daring hot weather.
ROWLANDS ODONTO whitens the teeth. Sold
by
RO W LAN DS' chemists., perfumws, and hairdressers. Buy only
articles.
EPPW Cogoe..—Ggieniffts. Coffroffiff3o. —"By a
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern
the operation, of digestion and nutrition, and by a
careful application of the fine properties of well-selected
cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables
with a delicately flavoured beverage which may save
us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judidow,
use of such articles of diet that a constitution may 'ag
gradually built up until strong enough to resist r vary
tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle majasa •_
floating around us ready to attack wherever g
weak point. We may escape many • fate, ad, by
keeping ourselves well fortified with pare blood andg
properly nourished franie.”—Ciail tier ,o,„, Gl...wk.
:40W only in Packets labelled—"Jsiwu, Errs &
Homoeopathic Chemists, London."
Mews. A. ROWLAND AND SO,ne. mmeeesr
celebrity, have, alter long auffer',..s.
campaign in Paris &gains% _Pits...ea of a product which we
know on the authority a sew 4 Byron to be " lawgiver'
abln" Many trade.,,Ten,ta' eb. in the habit of selling
'Purim" "`• Atlas labelled, to a curnory view,
oreciedl the g".'"JO of Hatton-garden. nt.
only difference was "
'Alas ths signature in red ink, the
handwriting o( whie'awas peiththely imitated, appeared
os
aar inalwaajab.a`. be Bouland and Ron instead of Rowland
and Ma'. B was artfully Ludo to look very liks
an and ths ref being no Win the French alphabet, the
a"..tAti,". U was not likely to attract attention him Themes very like one I remember in the 11.46 Court
vr.unilsosas were roans. A rival to the "Omnibus
.wa„ • mance Company, painted on his omnibus " Omnibus
v`thveyance for Company," bat painted the word "foe in
microscopic letters. Lord Langdale ruled that the fraud
was V•lrieble, and granted an injunction. A matsral
distinction in the present instance is that the seven shillim genuine Rowland bottle Ls marked on Ob•IWWWW label 35. 6.1., on which difference of price Messrs. A.
Rowland and Sons made the observation that then Mae
rob them of their trade mark can only sell "rubbish.'
The French courts no more admit colourable alteration
as an memo for piracy. than does the English Court of
Chancery. But the difficulty in the present cast stole from the long impunity which the pirates had enjoyed,
and it was suggested that they might plead coadonaWo.
Armed, however. with opinions from MX Renard,
&aureola, and several other lawyer; who demonstrated
that the rig t.to prosecute cely dates from the recent
Treaty and therefore there had been no
Maas, Meson. A. Rowland and Sons launched a cloud al
write. Most Of the defendenta at once caved In, and paid
costs and small damages But six who stood out, Dania
Ponsot, Blades, Delettre• Cithrideus, Muse, and Penedos have jest been wet end condemned in damages varying
f 7:dfjo 1.500 f. and costa, and aferpetual injunction
is aw against them. The case is important to
Soil oh tradesmen, and, as one of the counsel remarks ,c
his °pinball to French trade...nen, who cannot roped
Protection to their trade marks in Ragland without
reciprocity.

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BIRTHS.
Jowl $4. at Blicklassd School, the wife of lir• Tim Au
White, of a son.
June t. 4, at Shrotoc. the wife of Yr. Li. T. P.
• eon.
June SI, at Durvreston, the wife of Mr. James
f • eon.
JuneL at Spy Way. Moreton, the wife of 110 wawa of • sow
Juoe 1111, at Prospect Plaoa, Parkatoue. the .ito aYr L of • •on.
44./jmuum:lo.ll).4ataatGacm-IT:ed•-paGr"r4tls-U11,8h;oreb•••••Tb°"*. UP.
the' w,n.le old phlizi
William Blade, of • daughter.
July I, at High Kurt-street, Dorritseef th. ,rde of Yr.
W. Norma, borough surveyor. of • 41.
July 4, at th• S Lect • d a shor,. Hanstridge -y. e
idney G. Gillum, of • daughter. h.

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r ears the devoted friend and nd Thoma oompaulon of Mr.
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