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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

MAIDEN NEWTON.

THII WSIILZTAN CHAPIL.—The plane of worship
which the Wesleyan body have jut erected in this
plus, is to be opened on the 28;ti inst., with • tea
meeting sod special service. la large gathering is ex.
peeled, emulsion trains being arranged to run from
Weymouth. lbrohester, Yavil. Yetiniaster, ata.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

A GENTS WANTED for CASSELL'S TEAS AND
Ll. COFFEES in every pima not fully occupied.
erma by poet. AppIyCASSELL SMITH, k CO., _ _

80, Fascuukon-irram, Loinno.ELC,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

THE warsiium EilLiGitiNTS.

;Agriculture.

SILT HARVEST 031114 COMOV,IICAS with I.
and clover, and, unlike thy last seasun, the eac
will be no exoeption. In htigla,
plants are liable t "roast," snore aspic:44c.,
avoid which the swathes should be carefulli t:
vine. When mown with the scythe t.e
easily turned with • fork or rake handle • v,
with the mowing wachiee, as Cie bulk of thee
is, the " track•cletrer" lenVud the b:oad dit
thicker and more compressed at the one aide r.
other, so that this hay dues nut make equally,
the crop is light, and the weather forcing, tam:,
he unnecessary ; but, if heavy, the thick Lei
swathe should be turned over on the other tat
this will ginerally 6t it tyr hytitctivkii4.
weather Ia prco HOU, put i into grans-c,cts i.
nil it is ready, and Mum, wiyithyr permitting, .1:11
next day, taking care not to break the gr.L.,‘..1
ready put up into small Intsideooks. Th.r as
in shakingout grasscocks in a moist atisio.ph.:4
lo :dud with vapour, in whiub taw the.. we A
be turned uu,ide down to prevent Lev...
making of "hay vinegar," should the 0..6 te
bionen: The hay remains ic the lisnelcocii
'tramp-cock." aiset in ch. St
and the sooner these changed ate mado the in:
quality of the hay. Seine put up the nay
liandcocks ant allow it to remain in them act
stacking, but there is a twulold loss in the etic
first, the grass mast remain longer in the aut.
*Leonid, the hanicocks require to stand halo
held, and in both these the greater espisuir:s.
bay. Well !undo rjc•graas and clover hay hgr.
and pliable; but when too much ea; o'er
weather, and injured in making, it is white, Le.
brittle. Clover, Sainfoin, and Lucerne, v.u:
separately for hay, requite cazeful turem4
weather, Cu preveet cc 33 tillg lease, h
Lurch to " tauter" Sr " !huff." Luo:

work closely reiebt a that of makil.„: ry
cl ,ver hay. ii.mfotu is tomtt.ines crriCa
male. and .t.acked in layer. alternately si 'La
which it imparts much et its odorous .d
tie., the two when cut into chaff bein; atiasiwi
much relished by cattle. Lucerne, el:,
may also be stacked in the same way.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

lON, PAIN AT PIT OF

rOMAUII, kg.
i Immediatel) relieve and cure
llndigestion, P.m after Eating.
Wiwi, Pain in the &at, Etd
1 Tsiite and Dune., of Meath in
, the gumming, Irmolsr mitten
i of the Bowels, to., and in.ny
1 other symptoms of stomach
disease. Unlike nicnt pills and
remedies 0ff..,, ,l to tho publ,c.
tl eau pills d.• not purot the
1 bowels ;V. toil,. to. omitioemtnt;
nor 0. t 4 patient. tear taking
1 void nor any id eff,cts, be their
empliornent whet it may. In
the most inveter.te and lug
1 mending even they ails nai-
l(tautly socitior-ftd, as the many
te.timonials remised fully sub-
stmtiate. Directions given with
rash bottle. Pike Is. Ltd. ,end
t 2.. 94.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

HEMP, FLAX, AND JUTE.

lisur.—The market for Mauila continuos very flak for all
hot the Letter qualitio., which cnuouc Woe, staid are held
for ,tilf prices ; about 44 o
11 bales brown quality have changed
hand. at carter rates.
Ftax.--llatrmsr.—Very little presented In our various mar-
krt. during the past week. Demand wasactive for all descrip-
tions, at very Arm ratea.
Jr TS.—We have infant a goad budnest lii report In Jute for
tom A. There has Wen a demand for fair aml good Jute on
the Nput, but owing t the iscarcity of suitahle Isaac's, only
1.0 M.l Wes have bees sold at prie:s *hewing a further advance.
The public sales 00 Wednesday wont a briskly, and irregular
rrio, were paid. averaging 54 par ton above last public sales'
rate% good snotliwn awl fair qualities ithewing the greatest

Mop MARKET.

The market 'ls lull) as lino, and prices Ls higher for Its7o,ansi
1. tots dearer for u,d growths, ltuporot ol an nieruasu of fly
Sty numerous, lit fact guttural ; but the cha.giut winither way
tooal to improve appearances, although eteutually it is almost
hopoodbu to prevuut the tone going Into a black blight, and
it rowan,. Vi wen to what raisin& it may throw this of!, and
thy., produce llops. Thu probahilitica of anything beyond a
moan crop. howeser, arc toy ruwotat —Wu quote Kent% 1b:0
trout .At. to 10:so ;soacct be. to ale. lteds's trout his to 4thi per
cwt. Vas aria.. and Dolicutiati, tail), to. to ies. Miguel 45e
to 46., Old growths ol all desienpUons trout las to des per
cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

THE COMMITTER of the above Court have
the pleasure to anoounce that • GRAND
DEMONSTRATION and FETE will take plum, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 28th. 1871, at WARErf AM.
A GRAND PROCEMION will be formed assisted
by the Brethren ol neighbouring Courts in full Costume,
11000113p&Oi011 by the Poole Town Promenade Bend in
uniform and the C 'Fre Castle Brass Rend, and will
prooesd to Lady st. Mary's Church. After Divine Service
• public DINNER will be provided by Brother P.
NICOL. J. A. PANTOS, Eq., has kindly consented to
Saks Vie chair and F. FILLITIL Esq.. the vise chair.
Dinner at half-pms one o'clock, Tickets, 21., each.
A PUBLIC TEA at bye o'clock, Tickets. Is., other
Befresiments it low °barges.
The Amusements will include Comic Singing. Danc-
ing, Archery. Quoits, Aunt Sally, ko.
Admission sixpenoe. Children under twelve ball-
price. The 'elite/3, cqmpany bare made arrangement.'
to issue double journey tickets at simile fares.
& HOLLOWAY. B..cretary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

4 , ItI&INEL'S PHOTOCHROME, a new
Pomade to change grey hair and beard
in a few days to their original colour, through
the agency of light. It is very euy to apply,
quite free from the poisonous ingredients usually con.
tained in the so-called Hair Restorers, and it gives •
mor cantonal ahade than hair-dyes. Price, with bruKh,
at. lid; Bold by all perfumery vendors. B. Rlllllllll.,
Perfumer, 96, Strand; 128, Regoni.stroet ; 21, (lira
hill London; and 76, King's-road, Brighton.

JTORN GOSN ELL AND 00.'8
"CHERRY TOOT.[ PASTE." grestly excels all
other preparations for the teeth.
"TOILET AND NUIL,ERY POWDER," celebrated
for its purity.
" AGUA AM WILLA" restores Grey Hair to its
pristine hue, no matter at what age.
.101 IN GOSNELL and Co.'s PERFUMERY, SOAP,
BlilirildEm, de, may be obtained of ail respeetable
Chemists and Perfumers throughout the Kingdom.
Wholesale, Angel Passage, 93, Upper Thames•street,
London,

DORCHESTER DuEDMI, Chemi It.
Mrs: GIBBS, Perfumer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

FOR MANSION AND COTTAGE.

W. L'HOMM E,
COAL MERCHANT
Offices and Stores at the Great Western Relive,
Stations,
WITNOUTH, DOILOHENEZI, k MAIDEN MENTON,
BOLICITI • TELL Or HID
FOREST OF DEAN COALS which are highly
recommended and considered superior to all otter
descriptions for household purposes being
LARGER AND CHEAPER,
ALNO
VERY DURABLE,
CLEAN BURNING,
FREE FROM SMALL,
And do not produce • white aah.
N.B.—COALS forwarded &not from the Collieries
to all Stations on the Great Winters sad other Hall.
ways at wholesale prices.
Lena Miami luffitoll olellfret*

BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
The Show ROOM/ contain Bedstead. of Wood, Bram
and Iron of every eon, end quality; and fitted
up, with Bedding and Furniture complete.
SPRING IdetTTRE3SI33 In ALL sun.
Large STORES of SECONIkHAND FURNITURE
GOODS REMOVED aid WAREHOUSED.
Furniture Lent on Hire.
Lrunerals Furnished and Conducted. I
JAMES F. HAINNAH,
OEM LWIDOII,
_

••
Linitoknow, Cabinetmaker, Decorator, Gilder, HONK
Agent and Distiertaker.
• DOIAILEBMII.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

2I 2. MILNER'S STRONG IiOLDFAST and FIRS
amisrizio, olon-ounduoutig nAd Mwels-ge
RAM, CHESTS, DOORS, and STRONG ROUNti' IrclittaiS
Um Improvement. euggested by half a Century's experienoe in
the manufacture of nearly rOO,OOO Safes, which now keep the
Books, Deeds, (Ssii and valuables of the Nobility, Clergy, and
Gentry of the kingdom ; and of the professional and commer-
ce& men of Loudon, Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, dc.:
Edinbro', Glasgow, de.: Dublin, Belfast, and the world over,
many hundred, of which hare gavel their contents In des-
tructive Fires and attacks of Burglar.. Mianza's Pinnuix
Sae Work., LiverposA Depot,: Liverpool, Manchester,
SheMeid, Leeds, 11.11. London Depot: 47a, Moorgatcatreet,
City, WNW the Beak of EuglancL Particulars, dams, prices,
pod free.

It
11 1108P11.1LIC GAS ENOINR.—Moet convenient smell
motive power up to horse.
CROSSLEY BROS., Bakers, OL!borough SL,llanchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

WOOL MAILKICTS.

•
141.U.01LD, lbth.—The wool market to-day ie extremely
F,. u matoflaf change hoc taken Ow either iidental,'
or pric,• in c itiatry .iro ad•
tan., of Uluoo current in On. p 011.1 I
1..110 of wine .111t1CUily. Seeing the tendency uf price in the
enmity, however, holders of wool are firmly holding net for
late ratios, The yield of deop•grusen wool, especially in York-
More and Lincolnshire, is ropmrted to he fully equal to that of
la.o. year, WO. lii aversigo weight and quality, though in
Nigaitighanashire the yield is said out to ee equal in these
resiocts to that of last 3001.
Loam!, 13111.—Busineas in Entli,lll wool during the past
week ham been un a fair scale, at steady prices; the sal no, have
not fur the moment 11111.01,11 f improved, as when the clip is
owning into the market thine arc always soma sellers. We
belies u, however, UAL prices are bound to g., ) et higher before
the close of the 3oar.
TA1.J17.0/f. 17th. —There was a fair amount of bt1511104.1
acted to-day, but there was no tendency to bestir prices, eV ell
fur inferior
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

llAlit DESTRO YER —248, High Holborn,
Loud nt.— A LEX VA EPILA. ru It Y
IN in Tel .opeillueu4 1'44 from th.. face, nook, end arms
without effect to the kin. Price 3s. 61.; seat for 61
stamps. 11 ad of ell Chemist..

New Volume, la, sent for 14 stamps by the Bitter.
ALEX. ROSS'S TOILET MAGAZINE.
Papers on the Nr 113, and the treatment of
Cartilage in improving alive ; the Bye, the Mouth,
and Skin, with devious for itprovement. Beeimpts
for all radial imperfections, 110. Nearly 200 pages,
closely printed, AMEX. RCM. 248, High Holborn,
LI:414011. (Opposite Day and Martin's.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

TO TR/ lIDITOI OF THE DAILY MTS.

Sig,—Some few weeksago you nolleed the departure
for (eade of sixty or severity Wiltshire labourers,
The emigrants were under. the care of the Rev. H. M.
Fleteher, who originated the scheme for the emigration
of the snrplus labniaring population of Derry-bill, •
village bordering upon Lord Lteadowoe's splendid
estata—Bowood, and distant some two or three miles
from Caine. They were all strong, healthy men, such
NI abound everywhere in the west of England. in spite
of hard work and poor pay, sal whose apprenticeship
to the hardships of home life well qualifies them for the
kind of labour which brings fortune in Arcadian back.
wood*. It will be interesting, perhaps, to your readers
to know that these sturdy Englishmen have reached
Guide in safety, and are all in the way of lasting and
remunerative employment. Writing from the Gay
Hotel, Ottawa, on May 12th last, to the editor of •
Wiltshire newspaper, Mr. Fleisher says : —" I have time
to-day to do little more than tell you that the wages
now being commanded all round here by ploughmen is
14 dolt • month, all the year round, from May, 1871,
to May, 1872, and ample board and lodging. Toe only
thing which the ploughman is expected to pay for is his
laundress—' washing to be paid by himseif.' Mark
&Main, not 18 years old, was judged, by the eye, by
the master who has engaged hint to be worth 12 dole.
• month, with board and lodging in hia master's house,
which is like • very handsome, modern villa, at Wes-
tou, near Bath. This lad was tusking 74 • week when
be left Studley,
_and bad to keep himself. I saw him
yesterday behind • pair of horse., grubbing laud, and
looking as happy as • king. We weak 200 men and 300
women here at owe." Thrift happy Mark Brittain
Happy in his present condition; happy in his kw,
prospects; happy even in his recollections
There eta be no doubt of the immense advantages of
emigration to the experieneed labourer, and it would
be well lithe example set by Derry-hill were followed
by many of the agricultural towns and villtAes of Eng-
land. Five hundred persons of the labouring classes
are wanted at one, at Ottawa alone.—l ant, sir, years,
_ _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

li' is well•known that the Chinese 'foot' tea with
mineral powder, to hide the deftets of worthless brown
leaves, this enables them to pass off the inferior sorts
as the best.
HORNIMAN'S PORE TEA
In real Cheapness, Strength and Flavour it
n uequalled. if °minute s Tea has for 30 years been
sorphad free "rest tke wawa facing powder, conse-
quently it is re/laic in quality, and truly obese. Sold
only in packets. Genuine are eloped "W It & F
HORNIMAN k. London, Original Importers of the
Pure Tea. Sold by Chemists, Confectioners, &a., ir
every town.

AWAITS IS TRU DISTRICT.
Briciporl
Dswasessger Oliver. Fore-eireet.
hlawl ford
Cnsnbonu Clark.
()eras Alkas B musk, Lentatruse.
DO R, IrEsrsit EVANS, Biel-East-street.
Lyme
k canary °snout Wets.
Pddarc*Aile
areAan Beat.
lizirmouru
*Noboru
itoSarberas
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

RU an—FIRM AN!) SWEET BUTTER.
THE DIFFICULTY so much exporienced
at this Season

IN PRODUCING FIRM AND SWEET BUTT', It
free from the unpleasant thvour canted by strong
herbsge, when once are out at gram, exeimidee heat in
bummer, ke.„
IS ENTIRELY OVERCOME, AND THE
CHURNING QUICKENED BY USING
TONLINSON & 0013 BUTTER POWDER
Sold by most Chemi.te and Grocers in 61., 24- 64.
ud 74- 61. Roses, with full dine:Mons far use.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

CRAW BORNE.

Perry SESSIONS, Thursdac.—Before George Churchill,
Esq., and H. N. Brouncker,
Edward Kerley. • labourer. In tho employ of Mr floral; u
of Wimboroe St. Hiles, wav summoned by Mr William
supervisor, of Blandlord, on the infonostion of William Lino,
of Handley, excise ornacr, for using a gun without • Swim,
on the 22nd March last. The defoodwit pleaded guilty. Mr
Bprake had, it appeared. applied to the stamp °Mao at Cron-
home, for a license, a short time prior t the defendant being
caught tiling the gun in question by tha ex lama& ; but the
distributor being out of the iimessary form, ho wrote to the
supervisor to that off act. —The Bench dismissed the infirm,-
tie. and said that If a similar Colo wm hroii.,ht before them
again matt would be allowed. Minima appeal was given, but wo
apprehend the Board of Inland Revenue will not ventura to
I move any further in the matter.

The Standard has gravely reproduesd a dull tirade
front • German piper in disparagement of England. It
purports to bo ad tressed thronah the Allgenteiote Zeitung
to the Emperor William, and is signed by "The Gee-
mm-English politician of the future John Michell,
Trot:, Baumwell." It is • poor and clumsy pleas of
writing. According to this precious epistle ao eagerly
spread abroad, the British Empire is ripe for "anneal.-
thin" by the German Emperor. There is no longer any
patriotism; no one cares for national honour or national
credit ; public life hu become venal and corrupt
private life selfish, base, luxurious, end avaricious. The
new plus of elect rile ignorant and besotted; the new
Parliament reflects that constituency, being made up of
tim -servers and narrow-minded men; while the
Ministers live from band to month, bungling over every
effort at legislation which is not compromised or sur-
rendered. Statesmen thrive by the tricks of the stamp
end conventicle, and the highest of theist are
" ropcatable commercial clerks, delighting in the
society of Christian young men." Mr. Gladstone'
" unites the humility of the earth-worm with the
aelf.oonsequenu .1 of tho cvantialumper ;" the spirit of
pridu at home turi of dignity abroad hius clan gone
out of the people. In nue, the correspondent advises
his German Mijesty to seise the "opportunity afforded
by the inoomputetice of the Ministers and the decline
of pariutiam —as well as by the military weakness of
the country—in urdur to &WWI us forthwith. William
the Conqueror and William of Orange are to bs emu-
lated by William of Berlin; that mons.reh has only to
declare the intention of establishing one empire from
the Danube to the Shatusor, and though Groat Britain
will fame and fret, and dream of realstanos, the agita-
tion will quickly collapse. The German Monarch, nays
Trutz-Baumweli, would be finally and enthusiastically
vole used to put down the "ignorant, reckless roughs"
who hold meetings and vote, while Queen Victoria will
glially buy pane's with tier Crown.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

FOR TOOTH-ACHE.
UV A NS'S { Immediately relieves the most
.I:4TOOTH-ACEIN !mantel etol.l iii bottles
SPECIFIC. 70., mid eels.

FOIL CHILDRE!

Col1.:113 %NO (I)l.rri.

A, rah. and if cut.. roiili I.ir
Coedits, Colds, Ito. One trial
of thud ;dimwit Mating medicine
will convince that it is one of
the turnt valuable remedies ever
off, red to the public, by the
early use of which a very large
amount of suffering will be
saved. Most important Mari.
meads could be given did
spade allow, from persond who
speck of it thee Perfectly
sumesidul."—'luatdiut
"I've the grostest faith in it."—
" Wouldn't be without it on any
Q I its .ure it adv, d
my hie; hail given olio
0u..•, end ailir,, two i.eues the
clold wdd quite •nethi r tree.
titre." By promoting free per.
spirdtiou, genilu exp. otoration,
an.l the consequent aellative
Arcot upon ti.. 'Totem, it wilt
generally remove all aldrming

EV•Nti'll

COUGH

SYRUP.

..
•
1 symptom.. in the tonne of 2.,4
hours. Bold in bottles, 244.,
le. lA., sod 28. 91. each. Full
I directions atoontieuty each
I. bottle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

M ANDERS' INVALID'S STOUT.
Brewery : James Street, Dublin.
This tory superior quality of stout., owing to If. great
purity, is NOW RECOMMENDED by the loading member,
of the Matiuml profession, IN PREFERENCE TO ALL
OTHERS for imparting health and strength to Ito Invalid,
and 1.. r invigorating mid stimulating the emivalesoent. To be
obtained wholesale from Runeni Menders& Co.'. Solo Agents,
as under—

Chamben and Co., Menryatreat, Bermondsey.
LIVERPOOL ; W. 1). Richardson, Yorkwtroet, Duko-street.
MANCHOSTER: Bait. Gooschigast, Jun., Wordrywireet,
Albert Bridge, Salford.
BRISTOL; floe. J. Marshall, 2, Quay Head.
8188 INUIL4111: Richard Millington, 43, Meriden-street
01 retail from tho principal Wine, Spirit, and Bottled
Beer Merchania, in Town and Country: Prim Lists on
application.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

111 Qt ICH AND DELICIOUS GRAVIES
IL at once produced by using a small geantity
Tomlinson and Co.'s Brown Gravy Bait.
Bold in Bottles, Is. sad 2s. 111. each by Chemists and
Grooera
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

TUE "BLOOD PULDFILIL"

OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSILVWS SARSAPARILLA.
rIIHIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
hes a sinner influence over the blnid, which it
enriches and ratifies. It removes all pimples and
blotelies, purifies the systetn, and acts like a charm. As
a sustaining and pluilying tonic it is invaluable, and
highly reocnninended in long-ttanding owe of indiges-
tion, nervousneu, coughs, scrofula, gout, dropsy, and
wa..ting of flesh. Sold by all Druggius. 1:a01ion
Get the red and blue wrapper, with the Doctor's head
in the °entre. No ot:Der genuiuo. In bottles, 2I• 6.1.,
4s-, 7.- 64., sad lie.

•
THE OLD DR.'. SARSAPARILLA PILLS
Are the most p molar medicine known for all bilious
affections, liver cud stomach oomplaints, and iodises.
two, as proved by thousands.
ALSO SARSAPARILLA OINTMENT,

The best soother of all soros. horns, and soitlds ; sash
to bozos. Is. 10, 24.91, awl 4s. 61. By post, lb, 30,
sod 40 stamp,.
Chief nepot : 131. FLEET-STREET. LONDON.

Juat Publimbed, Poet Pre. for Two Stamp..

WONDERFUL MEDICAL
DISCOVERY,

MOWING Till TRUK CArliF4 OF

NERVOUS —III3NTAL dc PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
LOWNESS of SPIRITS, INDIGESTION, WANT 01ENEFUIT.
PREMATURE DECLINE, with plain lirect.l..n4 for PERFECT
RESTORATION TO HEALTH AND VIGOUR IN A FEW
DAYS.
• •

The most Important lact that them alarming complaints may
(lastly be removed
WITHOUT MEDICINE.

Is bort clearly demonstrated, awi the entirely new end highly
nweeentui treatment, as adopted I;y the Author, fully explained
by town et whirls

EVERY ONE IS ENABLED TO CURE 11111ISF.LF
porto.tly,ud at tho least powdble coot. Saul f roe uu r,osipt of
two stomp.
By W. Wu., E.g., ILA., Berkeley Reim South Crescont,
Rummell Square. I.Judon,

Tama CURATINII NW no EASY and SIMPLE In
APPLICATION, roar au, can CURE THEMSELVES
PRIVATELY, SUOCESSFULLY sad at the SMALLEST Cob 7
II • MI DATIL

"The object of ads extraordinary_ publication le to Pro"
bolr lterratatnem and ooncrandant Maladies can be elf staidly
and sesceestully lasted, and the wet oosyt prof of tan
ittaloy Ibis, that meta* of Mann le Waft
by lb. auserwas inn tuns eSpaid.•—lielloallisoord.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

TITS LADIIIO AM KUIPBOT FOLLY SOLICIT= TO II la II

A TRIAL Or Tau
GLENFIBLD STARCH,
wbioh they will find to be far superior to any
other Ettsroh for dressing L 10133. ko. lii.
now uscd in all Leundriee, from the Cottage to the
Palms, and when once tried is found to be Indianan-
,. 1,1,

W-11.1:4 YOU ASKYR OLINFIIILD STAIIOII, II C TRAY

YOU GIT IT,

As inferior kinds are of en auhoitutod Inc the ask° of
extra profi B.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

-E.ondoo, Jane 10. JOEiN 8.. BL&CIEFORD.

THU Free Sunday tissoolation, applied for a summons
against Cue I.lrd Mayor's state ootahman far 111,4e117
following his oosupetion on a Snaday, la disdains.) of the
Act of Charles 11. It wet refused by the Lord Meyor
on the ground that the offense did not coins withiu the
statute. We confess our inability to see the dilemma
(so far ea eke AM is aoaoseaell bowels selling an apple
or la onnsval tension had driving • maim sow&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

gimes.

FOR COUGHS, 001418, ASTILILA,
BRONCHITIS, and NECRALGLA,
WE GREAT RRIDIDE of the day la Dr. J. OOLLIS
A WU/WHIM CHLORODYNE ; a few donee will cure all
Incipient coma Caution.—The extraordinary medical report&
an the efficacy of Chlorodyne render It of vital importanos
that the public should obtain the genuine, which is now sold
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respectable paroles (male and female), in amounts
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

CHILD OiLEFORD.

MAT AID DZOIIMBIL —A marriage took plaoe in
thia village on the 3rd init. which caused oonsiderable
gossip but, we suppose, may be eonsidered in acoordanse
with the weather. One Susan Savory, aged 20, was led
or, perhaps, we rather any, she led to the hymnal
alter, Thomas Arnie. aged 75 years. Tee marriage
earvioe was performed by the Rev. H. Price. the rector.
The bridal party, Oh their way home, were not quite so
we metres' as is generally the ow, an instead of their
way being strewn with itiwern a wood, of stinging
venlig'', vas thrown at them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

POOLE.

SIILLLPOI.—Datiag the last few months smallpox
has appeared amongst us, ant as it has furnishsed a
topic for many discussions which hare often been
entirely erroneous, a few simple facts may be acceptable
to some of your readers. Up to the present time only
seven mese have appeared, live of them brought from
London, Siuthemptoo, and Weymouth, and the remain.
lug two eanght from the other tire. One case died, the
patient being, I Wive, adrtineed in years, and statistic's
prove that the rate of mortality in youog children and
the aged is nearly the double of what it is in those whose
ages vary from ten to twenty years. There are now
two eases only, both of think taken out of the town,
and as they they msy be called convalescent, we con say
once more we are free of the disease. Rumour with her
thousand tongues has fearfully exaggerated matters,
and disturbed the poem of many. Ode cue under my
care was reported one day to be nettle-rash, and the
next day as dead and buried. I need hardly say that
one statement wee as false as the other. The lobe-
bitante of Pode owe many thanks to the Sanitary com-
mittee for the energetic steps they have taken to insists
and subdue this loathsome disease. Let us hope we
have now seen the last of the smallpox in Poole; if we
have not, it is probable that we soon shall, provided we
&mist each other in every way wa can to prevent it re-
appearing or spreading, and use such hygienic and
prophylactic as those which have been proved
long ago to be the most effectual.—S. P. Pauxas•
Y. D. Poole, Jane 10th.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20

FATAL ACCIDENT AT 1311011P3TON
DAIRY.

On Saturday last H. Lick. Fop, deputy•soroner,
held =inquest touehing the death of Henry Harwood,
aged 14, in the servies of Kr. K dAWAT, At Baouipston
dairy. It seemed that on the previous day the bay
was in charge of • churning machine. worked by •
horse, and. while it was in motion, he atttouiptei to
oil the spiral on which it Curia. Mr. KolLaway hut
often cautioned him against doing this, but ho said bo
should not hurt himself. Unfortanatd,y, his judgment
was not equal to his boldness, and this time Ins handle
struck him on the head doing him fatal injury. Mr.
Kellaway, who was at hand, stopped the horse, and
picked up the boy, then seemindy deed. Brandy was
pourA into his mouth, and Mr. Slade, surgeon. was
sent for. On the arrival of the medical man, he
found the buy's skull fractured in several planes, and
from those injuries he died in about three hours. The
jury retuined • verdiot of "Accidental Death."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-21

UPWAY.

THS NSW RAILAV•T STATION.--IL is setisfactory to
find that the now aud insich•wanted Vp•ray railway
station Is being at last procoreled with. Mr. lluasell
has the contract for part o act wed, on the platform ;
but the station•bouse itself cii.l.•rstand Is being
made at R. silos, at the G. W.R. rompoty's works.
It will be a small station of about the Issue class as
that at Rollo-11, and of curse will he for paseingers
only. th• gradient so steep a. tot 'Trawl., all ides
of Its being adapted for good.. The railway authoritoss
do not at all like the idea of stopping trains on this
Molise ; but, elicited as the station will bo betwiama
Broader., ant 111,....y, it is certain that it will hi much
wed. Po‘sibly it may be open in two or three months,
awl certainly it will open up • most beautiful part of
the country, and one rich in prolnoe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-21

MAWEN NEWTON.

EIITIRTAIIIMLICT. —On Wednesday, the 15th inst:,
a very suooessful entertainment of readings, inter-
spersed with music, was given in the National School.
room. The proceedings commenced with a ooziest
Belo by Mr. J. Yorks, with pianoforte accompani.
meat, which we., loudly snowed. Messrs. Whittle,
Roberts, Coombea, and Soper then appeared, and s-,n4
Danby's glee "Fair Flora" in capital style. The
rector of the parish (the Rev. M. kilankey)
neat read a most exciting .tmeriosa story 'Th.
Rescue." Kiss liounscll followed with "Bogland, the
shelter in the storm," the chorus being taken up by
the choir in such escellent time arid tune, as to elicit
• loud encore. Thu recently formed choral society.
numbering over forty members. nest made their obinet
In that popular partaong of W. T. Young " I love
the merry spring time," which received a hearty
encore. If this, their first appusranco, be any augury
of the future, we shall • :petit to be especially gratified
by the promised Easter concert of the Maiden Newton
Choral Society. Then followed • scene from the
"Merchant of Venice," by the school teachers and
pupils, the rendering of which was very good, and
creditable both to their teachers and to themselves.
The part of the learned doctor (Balshazar. pleading
Antonio's ramie) wa, given with such clealne,s of
eaaamiation at to render every word audible. A 'elec.
Mos from "Luerezia llorgia--dsiet for concertina and
=Me. was then given Irt the rector and
Hank.,. This wan without doubt the gem of the
evening, played with such delicacy of touch and
artistic feeling, as to elicit so enthusiastio encore. Mr.
Brown read a very amusing and instructive piece
entitled "Matthew Hart's Dream." Mr. Whittle
then mug "The turn of the tide" which obtained an
encore. A part song " Fair -shines the moon to
night" was given by the Chorel Socioty in a very
pleasing.and effective style. A very amusing piece on ,
••fricks'' was read by the Rector, followed by the glee
"By Lady is se fair 11. Inc ' and a c.ipital entertain- I
ment was brought to a chase by the !Fining of the
National Antberh. '
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-21

DR. THOMPSON ON NERVOUS DISEASES.
Just Pubitided. The 1121 k Edition, lit Pap,.
A NEW WORK on MARRIAGE, the causes and syniptons
it. of Nervous and general debility, relaxation, languor,
dislike to society, deprandon of spirits, loin of memory, dimness
of sight, deafness, premature decline. consumption, dc., with
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speedy eel:cure of lota of mental and physical power, nervous
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Press 'There Is no quackery or learned mystery in Dr.
Thomson's book, but a piain exposition of the causes,
symptoms, and rational treatment of this destructive class of
diseases. all PP forth with theeisarness of • practical man, who
wishes to be understood, and the earnestness of a conscientious
man who only wishes to be useful. Dublin Gazette." "This
work is 'popular' in every nose et the word, and It. worth is
untold, to those who cannot, from • feeling of shame, consult
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sufferers who require confidential treatment, that all cams will
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-21

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-21

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-21

LATEST NEWS.

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE.
Themork -Line Expresmays the mildness of
the put week haa enabled farmer, to make a
beginning with their peas and beans, and to
Prepare the 14nd for sowing. The meadows
promise soon to afford a bite for the cattle, and
a general movement in vegetation may he ex-
pected. The time frosts have however left their
mark on bem,s, e.ds. thangel wurzel for seed,
and even the wheat itself on light lands ;
but the heavier solid wheat and winter
tares have escape. With Parts well sup-
plied, the (imam' for flour has fallen off,
while wheat has scarcely maintained its
price, but as the seed wanta of one department
ocuaioned by the Germans amount to over
£32,000 we see plainly that without a speedy
peace fully one third of France may ba very
much like a barren laud. While matters are yet
uncertain we must expect fluctuating market.;
but the ultimate course of prices points to a
further advance ; indeed, the oat trade
has lately hardened, u well it may, when
forty-two shillings have bun paid in France
for what fetches twenty-three in Loudon—prices
have generally been firm in Germany, Russia,
Holland, and Belgium, but fluctuating in New
York.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-21

Impttial larliamtnt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

Moves'. The Earle( Bauberough brought up her Majesty's
reply to the Mcßae upon the opening of Parliament, and an
eadrest Mantic,' her Majesty for her message announcing the
hlng marriage of the Prinoese Louise and the Marquis
:rrrrciewas agreed to. The Marquis of Salisbury moved the
appoiatment of • committee to inquire into the hat mode of
providing proper salaguarrh for the maintenance of the religions
character of the education given In the Universities. The
motion warn agreed to, after • remark from Earl Granville that
he guarded himself agaieet exprmang any opinion as to the
advantage to be derived from the deliberations of the com-
mitase. A bill for facilitating the resignation of benefices by
aged incumbent. was read • first tone.
TIikBDAY.-lAillD CAIRNS celled attention to ths
previsions of the Treaty of 1866, and doubted the
statement made by Mr. Gladstone the other night,
that Lord Palmenton and Lord,Cleiendon attached no
salute to dee neutralisation of the Meek See as • per-
manent arrangement.
Berl GBANTIt.LE maintained that the Palmerston
Goverenesst did not amidst the "Aids »apposing the
Bleak 8e• as the vital pert of the Treaty. If. found
Mr. Giedatenee delessest es to Lord Clerendos'i
*pieties was • misbelief, but he quoted from Lord Pal-
meridees sonvessetions to show he regarded the
neutralised's se dee Bleak Bee as impossible to be
permanently maintained. Excusing himself on the
ironed of his difflesit paddies in the Conference from
giving his ledividual opiates on this subject, Lord
Grenville pointedly essgretalieeed their lordships that
the speech they had jest heard bed not been made
beforwthe enferesee began its lebours.
Lord SALISBURY said there was no precedent in our
Parliamentary Meta', in which • Prime Minister der.
ing the sitting of • Conforms bed thrown dieeredit
upon the calm his Plenipotentiary was engaged in
nactaining. _
_
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-21

Will OATS

CLAM I,tsll 111 it lit 1 112
4.9. L.N.I &IL 9.1 L 111.111. PA. P.U.
9 910 45: .. 110.. salt
•830 11 10112 10 L 10. .. S 2, / U
642 11 112 12 36 2 2 Sn
810 .. 112 42f 2lt 6
9 611 116 11 141 .. 6le II 66
‘nkilinestone : 9 1011 47 2 27i .. 6CI 116
itartniastar NeWton. 929 11 61: .. 2 461 .. S6B 9 11
italb.
lieneuidge
r...pi• Combs ... 65 12 al 11 10 840 .. 740 IS
it Third claw between all stations on Landon eall ant\
We•tern line and stetluas on this line.

P..le depart
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Ulaudford

DR. HUNTER'S Special Lecture' to Tsang Man, es
HEALTH, ITS ItEIiTORATION, AND WPT
liAltitlAtibbi.—When to marry, with advice to those who
contemplate marriage, peanuts out certain impedimenta white
render married life unhappy, and directions for their apeady
removal. Should be read by all who value health, etnength
and manhood, and erica to attain • happy old age. Peat free
on merle, et two stamps. Addrcos, Secretary, Intattele et
Anatomy, Strminghain„
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-21

DARING ROBBERY.

Mr. Boon, provision dealer, of High-street west, has
Just been made the victim of an sot of almost an-
exampled audacity. On Friday evening • well-dressed
man, of good address and putlemanly manners.spplied
at his Shona) for apartments, and mentioned two or
three lodging-housed in the Sown where he had been,
bet they were NIL He stated that he was the captain
of an American vessel, lying in Portland Roads, hot
wished to slay in Dorshester for seven or eight
weeks if he amid get suitable Wirings. Taken
off their guard by the eMver blandishments of
he Yankee, they expressed their willingness to
emirs him on the following Monday; and, as he
wanted to stay in Dorchester that night, they recom-
mended hint to me of the toes. But he expressed snob
• strong dislike to public house moommodation, that
they were induced to &bait him to their house at ono..
He bad supper, sad leashed off with • glass of grog,
whilst sipping which he inquired the endows
of he house as to rising, breakfast, ho. Then, as
he wished to pt up punctually to their time,
and he Midi left hie own chronometer on board
his vowel, Mr. Boon was iodated to lend him his
own wet& ; and, so provided, he molly retired to
the bedroom &Betted to him. Next morning he did
not make his appeaser's* till after Mr. Boon had gone
to Misname, but shortly after Mrs. Boon found him
coming down stairs with the borrowed watch in his
hand. "Oh I here's the wateh," he said, "and yin
much obliged to ym for It r bat subesquent events
lead to the supposition that had he not been seen at
that moment he week have "sksddadled." and the
wash would have been lost. He sat down to break.
fast and was minty mijoylaga rasher of bacon and an
' on. when be soddenly said that he wanted to go to
the steams to see about his luggage, and he asked that
the camber Amid be kept warm for him, as he should
only be gone a few minutes. It was kept warm for
him the whole dig, but the Yankee sepia&
never retramed. However, that was sot the
TEM, Oa plug to Os gess ks osselisi, ti vas
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-21

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-21

CATT 13TOCK.

RIADINGS. —On Thursday, the 16th inst., the third
of • series of P..nny Readings was held in the National
Schoolroom, before a numerous and appreciative
audienor. The subjoineri programme was most sue•
cessfully rendered: Trio, "'The Lark," Rossini ;
reading, "Christutgles," Mr. Hankey ; oar% song,
" Mow ye balmy breezes," Young: reading, "The
English Merchant and the Sareisen Lady," Rev. J•
Brown ; glee, "Forest Echoes," Young; reading, "tlp
in the Clouds." Rev. M. Hanloy ; trio, "Lightly
Tread," Se,tland ; reviling, "The Prince and the
Outlaw," Rev. .1. Brown ; part song, " Loreley,"
German,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-21

FLOATING CAM:WEL—OF COAST, CF., la I. I SUGAIt !JANKE-T. 1
WHEAT. lba. s. d. s. d ' A very quiet feeling continue to prevail in this market. '
Mariano, & herd' ... . 492-51 0 52
. .. . Dlnniii•liel confidence iP apperont sm,ept holders who have :
Wm. and No. Dirks. .. ... .. .. 492-51 052 whorl, more inclination to retro, at 'invent high rater Low I
Taganrog delicripii-ns :ire still neglected, but in useful relining grader !
Now Coast .. .. .., ... .. 492-51 052 an inoroawil Moineoe ha. bor lor a roily ad per rat re Inc-
P.lbat °dews • • • • ••• .. .. 480-50 052 tun. In the rolliwil marked a further decline hav :occurred,
Bping American .. .. .. .. 480— 0 and 'dosed ito ,botre •5• below the late highc.t point. !
Winter American .. .. .. .. 4io-- 0 itanrom, t7th. There i.. 4 U' change in the vain., of raw
Californian .. .. .. . ... 500-58 OGO auger, anti supp:ie. ere but ja.t pultiegent for refiners, with no
Matte. 1 inerni.4lixte pr•opect iif exton ion. There are SIZUS 4.1 improve-
(Watt and °deco .. .. ' . mead in the dottiAld 4sh cc Lind% of refinero produce, of
Danube . ulna the late oter-proatietion 11R1,..,11031 shippc.l, hut loaves
. .
Italian . , titlera are ililhoult of sale, except in sum/I guantitica.

.. 494-34 9 35 0
.. 480-34 0 34 0
.. 480- 0 0 0 0

BAILEY.
TSRlArirg
Danuht
S

400-27 0 27 0

Bun.
8•1,11
Mixed ..

.. • • • •
Rra.
Taganrog
Danube
Smyrna Darin
Danube and Salonicallilletneed

AVIKAY6S.

Jan. 7 ..
Fob. 6
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-21

WOOL MARKETS.

LONDOX, 17th.—The attendauee of buyers at the public
sales .4 colonial wool has continual guud. hove Iwo-
griueol steadily, and the lob.' advance has been eel I supported
Ilie capon Inquiry nut continued.
t;onsumen of English wool having lately stocked thelanlvcs
preettylreely, and holders generally asking higher rata, there
haa been somewhat of a lull in the volume of businen tran-
sacted ; but It is generally anticipated that buyers will shortly
be again obliged to conic in and purchase at the advanced
prices now asked.
Biaoroito, 17th.—A more hopeful feeling prevails in the
wool market, though the bushiest done is only of • restricted
character, stud for immediate consumption. Buonot the demi
clans, panicularn .wethers, are still most in favour. Bright.
haired wools; which have been long greatly neglected, and arc
rather scarce in this market. are more in request. knees are
$lll very
TAINTON, inth.—Nowithatanding the limited scale on which
business is progressing, there was much firmness is. the quota-
tient fur all de,criptiou. of wool. Crue.brod and leg wool 13d
to 131 d, Nutt, wool lid to 1111 d, ltd to 141 d per IL.