The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02 00:00:00

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For lastiog strength, perfect wholesomeness, and ran
*hastiness, Horniman'e Peva Tan greatly surpasses the
usual c..leured aorta; this arises from importing only
the strongest growttis, without the mineral "Using '
powder generally used by UNlChiriscie to disguise inferior
wintry leaves. Local Agemts for Horiman's Tea (in
packiste,) are advertised in our oolumus.
IwroRTANT TO itroon•aitsztutna.—Juiit published:
the 7th edition of the "Shilling Key to Farriery," 96
pages, free by poet for 13 stamps. This boob efiews
Messrs. Day, Son, and Hewitt's eyeless of treating
disorders in horses, cattle, calves, sheep, and lambs.
whereby, at the smallest cost, sickness and death will
be comparstively unknown, and vigorous health and tbe•
maniere condition ensured—Address. Day, ROD, sail
Hewitt, TZ, Dorset-street, Baker-street, London, W.

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Tat Allis's*, Main Colliery, about two miles from
Rotherham, has been the scene of an accident which
pissed in pistil the brae of nearly 300 colliers. A boiler
near the engine-house burst, and in the explosion the
whole of the gearing it the pit mouth size blown away.
No lives were lost, but there was greet alarm ma to how
the 212 miners in the pit below soold be drawl' up.
Maw the lapse of eve boors a temporary apparatus.
worked by horse and manual labour, wee Axed, mei the
imprisoned colliers were rescued.

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A MOAT wonderful preparation AY been illiesover.
by which scurf, DO matter how bad, oui be eabirelv
removed in • few daya, by the use of lfr. Fierbert's
(Blacalford) Scurf Eradicator. It only requires tar be
applied to the Lead once or twice a week, and after tv
few applications the skin of the bead will be found miller
free from scurf, when the eradicator may be discus,
tinuaL —See Aidiertieement.

lercllaTljo —MOO On the upper bar
of • grate, with the beads projecting about one ineh
inwards, some ordinary Lusifen—in a law moment.
they ignite. Theo in the same position plans a few of
the Patent Safety Matches of Bryant and May, Londos
(whkh ignite only on the boo), and it will be found
that they may remain for hours - in fact, until the wood
becomes literally charred- without taking ffre. W.
look on this as a singularly interesting confirmation off
the sofety of the new match. Cars must be taken its
both oases to avoid actual sontact with dams.

HOLLOWAT'A PILL/I.—No family should be without
these Pills. Their long tried efficacy in rernormX
indigestion, stimulating the bowels, and purifying the
blood has secured them imperishable fame throughout
the world. Whatever the disease may be a few dues
will relieve the more urgent symptoms, and thereafter
eompletely control all disordered actions, roue the
torpid liver, empty tho engorged spleen, define thy
entreated kidney., aesimilate the food, Improve the
blood, and thereby confer on the brain and every
function healthful vieour, natural adivity. and
wholesome regularity. In oases of iodination, disuse •
of sight, heedesbe, mental and physical lassitude, tie e
restorative Pills act as a charm. They exp. I
rheumatism and gout, and they infallibly 'effect
complaints Incidental to ferules.
Tee CHANCILLOI OF TIE EIORIQUiI AT IGLOO-
CORTES. —There wee a great Liberal demonstntion in
Gloucester, on Wednesday night, at which the Weal
victories of the party at the recent 441•11061 were
celebrated by a banquet. Bari Duels, feed-Lieutenant
of the men,. prodded, and amongst the paste of the
evening was the Chancellor of &chequer. Th. 4,64
bon, patleman, in respresting to the toast of his beUtb,
spoke at some leeph Oa tbe efforts of the now
Oov.rmmsat in the direction of economy. He expressed
his approval of the policy which had been inaugurated
by Yr. Cardwell end 'Mr. Childers —a policy whieb
embodied the principle of concentratice, both in the
army and in the nen. /le overused his determination
to keep • nein watch upon the national expenditure,
but doubted whether the out of the sthyminian
expedition would permit him to do more then S. assure
them that every exertion should be made ta lighten the
burden of tuation. Ott the Irish question, Mr. Lowe
said that, having detained the nun* from the Ante,
the government would leave the former to determine tr.
the freest manner its own future destinies.

firtirnso Meeting—Another addition has to be
made to the aeries of Atlantic disaster' which has
occurred this winter. The mail steamer Pereira, whisk
left Havre on the 10th for New York, has fast returned
to the former port in a disabled condition. It seems
that on the 21st, when approaching Newfotardland. •
storm, which had commenced on the previous day,
ineressed in violense until it became" burriosee, in the
midst of whisk as enormous wave dashed upon the
deck of the Periere, sweeping everything before it, sad
estisgnishing twenty-four of the thirtride boiler
rename. A young lady who -aa reading la the saloon
was killed on the spot, her .othe being broken by the
shear force of the water that fell upon her. A Lewis*
Priest was °rushed to death, and another passenger
died of congestion of the brain resulting from tbs.
injariee be bad received. Two eisnien were waged
overboard, and another was killed by the fall of ow of
the yards. In addition, twenty-one penoas were
injured. The reseal was so dingle,' that the ethos& at
once altered her course, put bee before ths wind, and
brought her bag to Havre on Tuesday. He estimates
at seven hundred tone the weight of the wave that fell
epos bee.

&farm TO Durn.—An laqoo.l, bold on Thursday
it Onbitt-town, in the Lk of Dogs, bvengbt to light a
terrible *tare of eriatepos at the east end of London.
The inquiry wee held into the eirenosteneee attending
the death of a woman thirty-lour years of age and her
infant child, both of whom had died from staradims.
Tile deceased woman wee th• wife of a labower, who,
previously to the commercial grids of 19N, eanall
about Lk a week. Now that date, however, they lad
hew in a state of deetifttion. The house in slash the,
lived was woupled by five ether families, and in all th•
landlord received 5.. 9J. a week for not. " All wer•
badly off for food," according to the witneems, who
suldeci that "the dews/1W did Dot wort any more than
thee did." The husband applied to We gardens for
relief, and was ordered to the stone-yard. As, however,
I. was prevented from earning move that 81. • day, be
did not en. At length, all their scanty steak of fumigate
gone, their broken windows boarded vo to arshele. if
partible, the wind and the rain, and with no hope d
salmi, the mother and the Want died within a few
boars of each other, the last meal of the former Irwin
boos a piaos of salt, with which she bad 'sitar seder
veered to appear the penis of hunger. The husband
had since beware insane, bat ea there was no room for
him in the asylum', "it being crowded with mad
he had bow takers into the workbors. la
with ear hare ea UNION the Jere estaised their
vita"

BZOCI.IIO Dears or • CM°. —Mt Lomgrows,
wooer, beid an inquest at the Ottikiren's Hospital,
Gloucester, on Wednesday night, RN to tbip gay&
babe named Frances lffelliMen. twenty.two nmathe
the ehild of • tramp, & flootehmas. Ls the summer be
and his wife started on the tramp, she taking titeir
remaining three Waldron with her. They west In
different direetioes, sod he heard no mom al her tffl
the beginning of Doemober. when c letter Mid him Mat
she was in Ram Workhorses. He bomedistely started
from Liverpool, sad walked to Bons, whisk he remised
in the boeuning of this maath. He head Ibis his Mife
had died in the eorkhome of 10011Map41.s, sod to tech
out his three children, sad mrrylq two of them walked
on to Gloricester, sixteen mil" whick he rembed I. twe
days. The youegest ohiid, the enbjesst of the iequiry.
had sores upon it, sad was la • most frightbsay debili-
tated state. Be teak lodgings ia the lowest eitarler of
(ammeter, and thee serried the little one to ate union
sgrrealtr. Ceram. The latter dessribes the es
in • meet pitiablesktight„ sad as mosieliag
belly of bones severed by . fad by hie mivise it
wisp. 41. th• Citadren't &mita. • 'heritable WOW
Mee established in Gloasester by Um efforts al Mr.
Gembler Parry. 'There it shortly died, as the niggraa.
wire from omammolissie of the bowels and the treat of
proper situates to the frightful sons cm tba body.
The body of the &Rd weil&ed only *Meta ffmisdl:
end tim sores epos it were deep sad alseratstt sad
arose, in the malaise of Yr. Carter end al Dr. Wish-
' Ildank. Phisisiem to the Cliikfres's ftiospinal. from
melee. sod ken the chili Wring hem allowed to lie in
filth. The &hal sister told the meow Mai while in
the Ross workhouse she had slimly to weed to the
little ow, ead alleged that aigleol had besm shown by
ths thIML andmis. Argils, the master and
maims. de.jeg egie, mylag thig due ablentkes bad been
raid te the we, and that whim the Wier kelt the
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the ffeentia The jury wanted le relent •
mow esadtst ; to after • beg isquiry, meow es it,_
advice of the serewer, they Wad Ass the egja did
from natural eaws, mid tis death was esselesals4 by
viola el peeper salvias ha the Rose weridarrees. 'act
thet him. was alAsibed to the mikes sad 44414
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