The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-14 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICUMURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14,1883.

takes their time and energy. It will cause men to take /IMPORT.
au Interest in their wnrk. There I. much complaint of
hetheP`d w°4 a ...I-dane Alan gives • price at which GRAND DOG SHOW AT BRIDPORT.
the work can be done. Yee, and how is it done I Now The first DnrB ow held in lb.. C •un'y of ansit will
this work, into C 0 pot all hi.
Y•alt hi. Fn." into. fake p 1 w. on the 3d of o.tober in Ginn whin wit!, the
His time in at h.. own command, and he can do his work Welplealli Agriculture Some y. The widest .kin el.em wt
ea `..11.• bets •41.1. And if be learns to do one thing
reetoneible one but there is lit•le ranee to for that the
thoroughly well, be is learning tI d 0 all things letter, not room. will tell ies strengthen the hand, of the committee
perhaps equally well, for 'Jock of all trades is master of sod the s. olio. ereeralln, and the county,. a who's sill
none, hut at "'t letter, we c 1..1.°0 of ...I-educt- be neturally looked ti for eoppo:t from the very f.et Cost
(ion among the Board Schools. And certainly men are the cooing extidetion will by the first of its cberaet r
apt to leave their work and tarn clerks. Why le this? hold in 13 'rest.
Bee tune the work is not respected as it ought to Le. i On Toot,, eveuinr, at the Bull 1101-1, hie Worship the
A good carpenter is better than • clerk. We don't wet i sr-
',err. Peed le 1 ore* • mewing. at ski h, on the motion of
fine writing and epelmens of book-keeping by double l
; Mr. W. Knight, ...condor, by Mr. 0. A. Siunion. the show
awry, bat work of the carpenter style. If men are i was tinnily decided on. N ftbdig definite is yet known as
eneeef .ged in treirown work by ouch in-enema these. the, , tis the building Inr the acc namodation of our Conine
will stick t 1 their work. And flashy, the interchanee will friends. lit if a suitable one cannot be pitched upon, •
true?., more yees.e.nt feeling among all classes. When. soacious marquee would answer the purpose admirably&
mares work ii known end commended, he will feel proud yt is .in important fact that the show will be held under.
end plowed, and have awe. feeling .4 kindliness towards "Kennel ci.„.. rule.. At present Only a few guarantees
those who take notice of his efforts, and persons seeing we. entered for the expenses., which must naturally he
how men do their wiwk will feel MOre inherent in them. ysthse heavy • but there is no cerise to fear • financial loot
For thee. Malone it is with pleasure thet I move the Mkt in. district like the West of Eneland, but at the mama
resolution.
time it must u t hie led sight or tint Vie ateropt to bold
Mai er Lana seconded.
each • shoe, no this would lee next to useless unlees the
The re. duh I in wee carried now eon.
~_e B iilway Companies bold out Induce mews in the form of
Mr. P°"°‘ mated that the indee'r.el Exhibition e cheep exclusions. Thie, we are assured, they will not fell
confined to the civil parish .4 Parkitone.
hobo. Liberal prints will be given, anu this ilidUeenient
Upon the motion •conversation ensued, ant unite bell will bring t .gether an immense number of presentable
explained ihat this would shut out many in Newtown an .sowisis.
Reetbeirland who were nee ly connected in 'rose ways Th. Art and Industry Exhibition, it is h lord, will prove
with Perketone, Mr Ponton withdrew it, es hi had been $t „so, suocoss, and here. ne.in....ey indueentent will be
under, mieeppreheneion es 'a t ebonite il those districts. offered to student, in fine cut,, natural h.s.ory, geology,
Mr. Diturrr then moved that intending exhibito.. In the ..4 Lotoioy. One wail-known county gentleman has
Intuit/lei Exhibition muet re.ide in the wed Pie'leit a pro„,i...i. paus c.p et this early stage, and that equally
Parketone, orb. err.pleye lin the 8 eutheWestero, Kinson, generous offers will Bow in from other q milers is certain.
or B 'urn' Volley lb:Atone'.
Mr 111,00 r . rood d.
Mr. DRAM IttoßN moan I, and Mr. Binvatt seconded.
that a a.. • xhileinin of works of art, stc., term part of
the .cheilie —And it wee cared d.
Mr. PONTOX KA, i.e.1.a1,1 11,. WUILLIER • .Ci n le., that
tit. eXhil,tr in lite lis-us tin Exhilottola b• the bond fide
work .4 tie peel ino exhootine.—C oriel.
hli.jor LANG moved, and Mr. TA. ran ..e wind, that the
exhibit o rake pl.ce in lb • epring oi 1881 —0 .rried.
Mr. PONTON wowed. and Mr. WitiLLIKR a. c Aided, that
it is osorebia that Irises should be offered is the
Industrial Exhibit mt.—Carried.
Mr. B own proposed ihat Mr. Biddell shinill be
I...ideated lo or' an bonder, e•weetery iif the exhibition :
bun Mr BIDDRLI. i xplaineil that he stio il I be web!,
Tn.. following IlieeerelWonainittae woe then eppointed,
eillJlect of roars., to th•- CO.. nt of thee in...mien .1. et cl.
tie wombs,. being 110winated by various peri.me in ILe
matins, W. go.. the names, as for .s pesilde, in
alviabet cal order :
110•11,11 R P Ay le•, Ft 14 Barrie.. 11 Rol tell, 13 Brown, E
IC n .ay. C Cr iket,..W It Cuff, tilt DagolOr., J L F.eld.
C F on.s, H Fordo, II F later. W Eli i. G lire •ning, J 8
111 u I.n, 111 En. hr. 0 Bo .k, fa Min sell. W Peen,, A C
Poway J ft Pelle is, T ft an, H Sheep-, IL H Sony, 0
Murk, IL N lhomison, If Tepper, T Whittier, and Dr
Allman, C done! B dter. Sir Wiliam Brown, C iptai
R n
Butts, ev C Boustleld,E E Ddgmers. CD. tail', A Krewie,
Ideut.uant C a putter, and fel 'Jar Lug, with pow. r VI add
to their number.

It wee understood then that the first meetins of the
General Coranattee be convened by the ch.armen of the
premed meeting.
A Tote of thanks to the Chairman concluded the
business of She me tin&

ever enjoyed. Everyone must be conviroed
that a geat friendly society like this mold.
buted largely, and wi uld contribute largely in
the future, to the Independence of sr, ry Englishman.
A society like this enabled • man to stand on his own
merits, end not be in need of any friends. (Hear,
hear.) He went into • cottage the other day, and he
saw inscribed on a plate the following slgnilicant
words

"A little help. a little wealth,
A little hours and I reedorn.
Aud at the end little friends
And little cause to need 'ma"
(Applause.) Mr. Broacher hoped that whatever the
future of Bridport would be, he sinoarely wished that
they may live many years to experience proems in
connection with that society and others of a kindred
nature. (Hear, hew.)
Yr. J. T. Stern:MS, in proposing * Toe Great
Western Lodge," maid be would not detain them long,
U all were anxious to join their friends outside. He
felt it was the duty of every employer of labour to
become an hon. member and get his people to join if
passible. Perhaps it n et,uck some of them how
much these societies saved the poor rates. (lear,
hear.) He certainly thought they should have a
branch for the sapport of members in old age—(hear,
hear)—and at present many a society in England had
an old age fund.
Grand Master Sriscra responded, and Bro. J.
P. CORNICK, o.ldfellows' Secretary, gave stati,tios
relative to the condition of the lodge.
The CHAIRMAN next gave the -health' of Bro. C.
Powell, of the Foreeters ; Bro. W. Kennett, of the
Symondsbury Lodge of Oddfellows ; and Bro. H. W.
Good, of the ye ,vil Lodge.
In response, Bro. C. fowitc said the way in which
the Foresters had turned out to join the 0 I,lfellows
that day we. sufficient to prove the interest and
sympathy of their Court with the lodge. The High
Court of the order had considered the question of old
age pay, and they had app doted a committ e t con-
sider the matter. (Hear, hear)
The Rev. J. F. CHARTCR proposed the Hon. Mew_
berm and Vhit9ra." _

ThftOaT Isarranon.—Seresess and drys'''. %kill's
and Irritation, Wading cough and affeethit tlie
Per theee symptoms use Eppes Glycerine Jujubes. In
contsct with the glands at the moment they are excited
by the set of sucking. the Glyierine in these agreeable
confection. becomes actively h.efins. idoid 0.17
71d., tins is. lid., lalalled " JANOS Errs 0 Co., Howe,-
pathic Cheini,Xi, London" A k tier received: "Gentle-
men.— It may, perhaps, interest you to know that, after
an extioded trial. I have found rout Glye rine Jujubes of
000siderablo benefit (with or without medical treatment)
In almost all forms of throat diseine They soften nog
clear the vole.. Yours faithfolly, GORDIN HOIJILB, II D.
Senior Miriaden to the Nonlethal Throat and Ear
. . _

--MoutrULt, Mr. Surrin.L, and Mr.
FAutognstion tosponded. The latter stated that it was
contemplated to bold a 11/4 show lure in the autumn,
and he felt that if they t',k the trouble to canvass
the county they would be sue earful, and these was no
doubt that be could get a cup for pr sentation from
the Kennel Club, of which he wu a member of com-
mittee. They would lue nothing by the show if they
got nothbig by it.
Mr. H. TUCKER propooed "Th. Health of the Chair.
man." Re thought this hmt been a must harmonious
gathering. It would be his' ions to say anything of
their chairman for they knew that no n.an in Brid-
pirt took a greater intereet iu there friendly societies
than Mr. C. Edmunds.
_ _

POWDIIII," 50 oblohnteel and perfectly
unrivalled in deetroyin• Bunt FLUX, 8K1171.6a, MOTHS,
bisect. ppm, irate harmlees to domestic animeir,
Is soli every *ism in Pd. and Is. tint It is clean in use.
All lure and woolens should to, well p .wdereti before
pu•ting sway. Beware of Imitations,
The Galati= BUSSING —A pimple, pare, harmless,
romede, that cures every (ime, and prevents dOeiese by
keeplior the blood pure, stomech reeular. kidneys and
liver active, is the greet-st blessing ever conferred upon
man. Hop Bitters is that remedy, and its proprietors are
Ise•ne blamed by thousands who have been cured by it
WM you try It 1 Sae Adel.
FLOILILINI I—roaTlll.7llll 011) BLUTH. —A few dross
of the liquid "Irlorilins sprinkled on a wet tooth brush
produces • pleasant lather, which thoroughly cleanses the
beetle from all parasites or Impurities, hardens the 01110,
prevents tartar, stops decay, gives to the teeth • peculiar
pearly whitiemen, and a delightful! to the breath.
It removes all unpleasant odour e.ri.isup from decayed
teeth or totooon smoke. 'The Fragrant flotillas," being
compoesd in part of honey and oseit herb., is delicious to
the teats and the greatest toilet discovery of the aga
Price Is. 6d. of all Chemlate and perfumers. Wholesale
depot removed to 33. Farrlngdon-road, London.
The House of Commons and Conroy's Malt Cones. It
will interest lovers of Coffee to know that the Bill paesed
threudh Committee In the Hones. July 31, has prscrdeally
removed the restrictions on the sale of this new bre.kfaet
and after-dinner beverage, which ran now be obteined in
tins, protected by the government marlin, retail from
Grocers, Druegiate' and others, through sot the United
Kingdom. Eminent members of the Vacuity have lavishly
praised Cenroy's Malt Coffee • —"As a breakfast beverage
unsurpassed." "As • nourishing and health producing
articla dieL" "Meet benefilial in caws of indigestion."
It oonsiste of pure Coffee combined with Malt by a patent
process, and Is absolutely free of chicory, and in all re-
spect, superior to pure C.,ffise and the many doubtful
admixture. described as French Coffee, Dandelion Coffee,
And, Isc. Prepared only at the Malt Coffee Works, 31,
Flett-Street, Liverpool.
Towleis Pennyroyal and Still Pills for females, quickly
correct all irregularities, and relieve the diatreatine sins-
toms so prevalent with the sex. Hoses Is. 14<1 nod 21. Dd.,
of all chemists. Beat anywhere on receipt of 15 or 43
stamps, by the maker. L T. Towle, Chemist, Nottingbausl.
Ott. Box or ULAtiora all ALLsie warranted to CM, all
diecharg, a from the Urinary Organs, in either sex (acquired
or constitutional),
_Gravel, and pains in the Beck Guar-
anteed free from Mercury. field in Boxes. 14, Steels, by
all Chemists and Medicine Vendors throughout the World,
or soot to any address, for sixty atomise by the Makera, TVS
LINCOL2I AND MIDLAND COUNTIES DRUG COMMIT, Lincoln.
Wholesale Agent., BALCLAY Boos, London, and all the
Wholesale Houses.

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Tao Q,tllo AND COLD WO= SOO. —llrtract trona •
lady's totter I find Sinclair's Cold Water Soap ryes
time and material. as the clothe. require lase robbing and no
boiling, sad (still more satisfactory) was a much purer oolour
than with other sn•Pt. I rooommend it to every house-
wife, se It Is undoubtedly the beet soap for laundry and
all purpose& It will not injure the most delicate fahrio—
is pleasant to use, and prevente the misery of • steamy
house during the family wash. Sold by grooers and oilmen
everywhere, at 44. per lb. Be sure to ask for Sincl•fr's,
end do not be persuaded to noon& a worthlssa imitation,
—Sole maker James Sinclair Southwark. London.
LAWN TENNIS PLATOON, WHO travelling, visiting the
sea side, yachting, boating., and all *goosed to the hot
Inn and dust will find ROWLAND'S KALYDOR mmt
muting and refreshing to the face, hands, and arms; it
eradicates freckle& tan, sunburn, stings of inseote, dtc.,
and prhoittoes • beautiful and delicate complenian. ROW
-
LAND'S MACASSAR OIL prevents the hair falling off
during hot weather, and can now also be had in a golden
colour for fair and golden-hotrod people and children,
Ask anywhere for Rowland'e snide., nod avoid spurious
Imitations. _

.—AWAV—To all who are suffering from the errors and
indisersuons of youth, nervous weakness, early decor,
lose of manhood, gm, I will seed • receipt that will core
you. Free of Charge. This EVA remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South Africa. fiend • imilf-addrsseed
',slops to th 4 Rev. Josue T. Ingivr, Station D, New
York OAF, U.S.A.
THUM' A/FICTIONS Lao Doane:rms.—All suffering
from irritation of the throat and bowsaws* will he
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief afford:smb.;
the use of "Brown. Bronchial Trochee" These famous
" lowness" are now bold by most respectable chemists in
!ids country at is. lid. per box. People troubied with •
' hacking cough," • " slight held," or bronchial affections,
sennot try them too soon, fis similar troubles, If ailoevd
So progress, result in serious Pulmonary and Astiunatic
affections. See that the words "Brown's Bronchial
Trochee are on the Government Stamp around each I.oi
—Prepared by Jour I. Baowir and Soxs, Bosun.. United
Ststea Lumps= depot, removed to 33, Farringdon.
rod, London.

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IMPORTANT TO LAUNDILUSIS. —lf Jour tradeiman doom
not sell Reekitre Paris Blue, send a post eird to the
makers. 150. Quinn Victoria-street, L mdora and they will
stnd youth. nacos of someone •ho sells it in your Lan).

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AN •L•RMIKO DISI•1111 LTTLIOTING •

Twin:- iiiiiTniii:

The dlcsic commences with • slight derangement of the
stomech, but, if neglected, Ito time wrote.. the whole frame
embracing the kidneys, tom', puler 1, and, in tact, the entire
' glandular system ; and the afflicted drags out • merwalge ex-
istence until deo h g vs. relief from suffering. True dismal
Is often mistaken for other complaints; but It the re :der will
ask himself the following quest:hoe, he will be his to
&Wrothe whether he himself is one of the *Siete I :—Have I
distreel, pain, or difficulty In breathing after estAng? Is there
• dull, henry feeling attendod by tow loess? Have the eyes
• yellow ilogc? 1).... r hick, sticky mucous gather about
the gums and teeth in the morning., accompanied by a
disagreeable tote? Is the tongue coated ? II there pain in
the .ides sot buck? Is there • fulness shut the right side
as lithe liver were enlarging ? tether. cos, honeys I Is the,.
vertigo .1 dizziness when rising cud 101 l from • hortroetal
pordllon 1 Are the secretions from e kidneys highly
coloured, vnth • dedmit utter sta. ding? Dom food ferment
*eon after eating, arcom anted by flatulence or • belching of
gas from the stomach ? I. there frequent palette-
Mon of the heert 1 Thom various symptoms may DOI
be prevent at one time, but they tore eat the stiffen/
In turn as the dreadful domes redresses. U the
cue be one of long standing, there will by • dry, hocking
cough attend° I after • time by expectoration. In very -
vanced .Icc s the skin amines • dirty brownish 'pommies,
sad the hands sof feet are cot, eel by • cold steely per-
spiration. As the liver tend kidney. become more and more
diseased. rheumatic panto appear, and the terusl tamstnieet
pr ves entirely unavailing against this latter agenislag
°Aar, The origin of thl maledy is indinestion or dyspepsia.
and • small quantity of the proper medicine will remove the
• If taken In its tnoipi. cy. lii. most imp. Kant that the
d issue should be promptly mid properly treated in hellcat stage/
when • little medicine will effect • cure, and even when it has
obtained • strong hold the correct remedy should be pereevered
in until every ve.t go of the dim se is eradicated, until the
appetite ham returned. and rho digest V. 07 gam are restored to
• healthy condition. The surest .nd most genteel remedy he
this dietressing c.411[11.1111 is ''Seigers curative Syrup,' a
vegetable preparation, Ityld by Ali chemists and medicine
vendors througnout tire no Id, at d by thy Proprietors, A. J,
White, Limited, 21, Farringelowriad, London, LC, This
Syrup 'triter, at the very I oundatinn of the disease, and dries/
It, root and branch, oot of the system.
Market-Diane, Pocklingtue, York,
October 2, 1892.
Blr,—Beirg • sufferer for years with appenda in ail ita
worst forms, and alter spending pomade in medicines, I wee
St het persuaded to try Mother heigers Curative Syrup, sod
ant thankful to my Neve derive' more benefit from it than
any other medicine I ever L oh, and would advise any we
suffering from the elms comphiot to IP,. it • trial, the
rmults they Wutili soon hod cut fir themselves. If ycu like
, to make any use of this teetimon al you ant quite St 1. betty to
do so, Tours respect'ul y. (el. teed) it. TIIILMint,
figiost's Ortuartgo Labs, unlike marry kinds of cathartle
meocine. do not nudge you I el w roe before you feel better.
Their °petition is gen lo out thorough, nod unettended with
disagreeable effects, such as nausea, griping pains, he , he.
Air.IIIPt thoulo March 20th,11182.

DVAIIIIIII,-1 one ttlet ily ho hov.ug hul an hmmon.. isls lot
&deer' Syrup and Pil i nod to the fect that many have borne
wane.' to ate or great benefit receive 1 from the use if them
medicinal. Some hare declared they hare been made over
again, and their hasith cumplutely risiorol by these mesas,
i ram iin, this, sirs, years truly,
Maws. A. J. White, Lim tel. It. W. itooterreo.
N. one bat those wbo have suffered can describe the cit..
lowa of asthma, but it is pleasant to know that "Th.
weed Tar Mixture always gives 11110041 W renal, and
finally effects • permanent cure of this dreadi at disease.
Post-Office, Ore, September?, MI.
81r,—I shall bare mach ph sours in drvulaiing • goad
number of your Alumnaca for the ensiling year; thees I had
lutt year ware the means of bringing the madman' beton, •
great number of pea no who had not heard of it Wore. In
thia part 'Mother Seigel" Is quite • household word, Now
I always recommenelpt as 1 hare personally hound It the
mono thug for Indlepietion that I hare tried, and lb hill
Gaveled remarkable cures in pennies bring near is., aos
glad to say our maw are steadily tn.:reagens.
Yours sincerely,
MC • . J. White. ONO. lalaDI:.111
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IiaTOCK S AND SHARES. All kin& -a
Sew*, and Marra 4e04010 and Sold. Investment. with •
bat. n-k. 11.1.-nts for makang lance pront...e. our monthly
11.4 free on n I ;Salton FRANZ ANGELL and GO.
Virokenhou.s.ll.dblings. Ldhbury. London. EC. _
HADLEY'S AUTOMATIC PENS, diarabU
as Gold. flexible a • spilli.painte sanciala a. alma- •
Dosens.yostfree.ll. HADLtArlkpor.St Parc Birmingham.
COUNTRY and SEASIDIE
MANSIONS, furnished. GM
furnished. 9 for Sale. Hunting Residence,. of .11 deecriptions.
Abo Town house, in ell theft...Mona/4c Situations. A selected
BM sent to prancipal. for 6 ...amps. by Conrath a Sons. atsdn
99919 9 reform. 60, North Audleyst, tiravenoroq.. London.,
one Shilling. o,lt V... it
HE MOTHER'S GUIDE to the MANAGE-
R:INT nod YEZDING of IN7ANTII,MAromaiIez.SI:,
to tbe north Laden lionatal for Children. Is •
mad took."—Leaost. "Cantatas a fund of valuable Ulf
Mahal Nam UNIT LIXI7OII. IL Elal. Holborn Lemke. W.O.
WOOL-GROWERS CAN HAVE THEIRWOOL
lialmlactumfl into Goods for corn use by sending it to
ROBERT HOUSTON • SONS. m
11B,WKwr Baacon*t.sst..t Roccang Mama. ..22315"xiL
,E•rch Lot ig 0,74 Seinrafe. unlevm two or more customer"
arrange among themselree to the contrary and no instruct us.
Fixed lengths not Enarant,ll; but, by recent improveo
meats. ..era.- yield. from 94 clan scoured Chariot Wool
Irpoir exceed 111 3ards Twe,,rl le-er7. and strait% or 96
H yard"
“omapun Tweed." re h. r In proportion.
Write for patterns and wet...l prior list Coorbooeofwoolplg
lade Conveyance payable Le It. !4. AOLNTS WANTED.
am/MARES io STEAMERS.—CapitaI Sae;
• ~.th dariamel•olliol,er rent. me an nom For mouteortkr
-eatien reverting Inmetrarnt. to MI. rentouerallys
.11. at. expert th..rouehly uedieetood,l,
ship Ser,,,•r.
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am veil.knoern remedy foe
I n.rrines.l)yeentery.Ferer&o,
-.are on the etamp the name of
aura, Dr. J. Collis Browne.

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Growl, planta withoutrarta.
full particular. I Car.
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Sample bnx. with Snerlmen Plant • and
ham.. re4l.Tl !:r.FIYam.