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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

EOTAI AND THE SOUDAN.

OUTBRBAK OP SMALL PDX.

DOSOOLA, Wednesday.
Eight mild cases of small pol have occurred 'Barg
the mope roe. Every urecaradi ageinst the sprisi
of the disease has bre taken, and the °sloping grounds
where it app area bare been erased. The Nil* is
falling rapidly. Mae rendering it. large nuggets rider
at the cataracts.
Dst., Monday.
A strong north wind continues to blow, greatly
aiding the progress of the boar. Should it bold as at
present, the troops will be collected at Docurola at se
earlier .I .•e than seemed to be probable a few dare
•Ince. Without the aid of the wind the effort, of the
crews rowing or pulling are altogether insufficient IS
make way spirt the current, but with the help of •
str.stg north wind piogression is comparatively easy.
The Paris, a journal which lad week in thrall
columns gloated over the decoders of England, r
evidenced by the death of General Gordon. being
erred to admit the falsity of that news, now 'pre
peel to bold England reonaible for the death of the
French Consul, M. Herbin, who unfortunately
perished with Colonel Stewart. For this absurd
clains it invokes the utterly irrelevant preoedent of the
missionary Mr. Shaw in Marge/arr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
-

WORLD ILMOWN—WORLD TIMID
Fee strengthening a debilitated constltution, these Pills sae
Mora salcsidoime than .y otb•r Penmen, of •
DOMINI habit body, n.l ail who err eoffering from weak
or shine Wealth hae necoone dreangsl from
•hntov., MUM, should Low se tone in giving these Pill.. falr
tell; their saes le immediata. ben•dcirel, an ulneg rata.'
ng order, beanie, sod • lgour In every is.
Th. wholesome eßectgemiereised by IF et • a bearable Pills over
tbe Woad sad Plow seaway. Is lit • charm lo dispelling
los impinge sod restorin cneerfuin m general erient
qualities well at tbsenfor a domestic me licine, pertloularly
ter Islamise ce an ages and periods of litt They quietly ideal
all imparitise frees lb. spasm, sod smut •to every function*,
the body, giving wonderful tees mad energy to wank sal
debilliastedmamWtutleas

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COMPLAINTS OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Amy rootage. num, or young potion guleed by the dine
Voce watch me ennui, each box a/ Holloway% Pills, Meat
once avalltble memo for checking diorama purifying Loeblo4.
and expelling from the iqatern4lrrom humours.
OLD LOUGH& COLDS, ANu •iTIIII TIC AFFECTIONS.
There Pills, smarted In their actlon by rubbing Holloway%
Ointment very efectually twice a day on the throat and
Chun, and keeping thee parts covered with Use preparailee,
will be found tim mom eiectim remedy for AsOsso, 0.1204
Cold., Bronchia.. and !Amnia They trumulbse the
hurried breathinc, soothe the Irritated air-abr., mad wielet la
dislodging the phlegm which elope up the Mr-pmeagee. The
trentment bee proved wonderfully eillment, in not only outing
old Nalled coughs and tolde, but.,.. esthete or many year"
OF.TH,E LIVEH,
.lITONACH. RIDLEY
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

A GOOD PLAN.

giOn and
upwards invested, under the
on.liability system, i refully *elected
blocks and *tares, often returus handsome pronto in
a few days. Full details in Explanatory Book (fourth
edition) gratis and poet frec—Address' GEORGE
EV•NB and Co.. diockbrokers, Gresham House, Old
Broad-otre•ii London, KO. Best and safest plait ever
devised.

ON KY! MONEY! MONEY!
_
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

DISORDERLY CONDUCT AT TIM RAILWAY

STATION.-ASSAULTING AN 011ICIAL.

At the Borough Petty Sessions on Tuesday, before
the Mayor (Mr. Rowland Thomas) and Messrs. R. N.
Howard, Vincent, Rolls, Rows. Hopkins, and Nathan.
• young man nam•ii John Davidos, who stated that
be belonged to Waymou• h. was charged with obstruct-
log and assaulting one of the railway offinals.—M'.
E. Burnett, of Dorchester, appeared on betel of the
G.W. Railway Company to pronoun, and stated that
there were two sommossee lasued against the defend-
ant—ons for obatructlng the official sod the other for
an assault. The defendant hail pleads' guilty to the
charges, and he should therefore ask the Bench to
such the greeting penalty they could in order to
mobs an example of tie attonael.—Ths defendant, who
was beastly drunk, wont to the station on &today, the
19th of October, and when asked to behave himself he
became very abusive. It did not end there, but
when the policeman wan outside be struck him, and
In the evening he again abused him.--George Denims&
stated that he we. • polionnan in the employ of the
G.W.R. Company, end was on duty at the station on
Sunday, the 19th of October. The defendant
entered drunk, and in asked him either to be quiet
or to leave the premises. At this he became very
abusive, swore in witness, and posts d him about.
About quarter to tsar witness woe going to tea. and
ow he soonsed Dote le the station. He took off his
Jacket and weaned to fight, giving him three or (mor
slaps in the faos.—Cl. : Had you 'aid anything to
him I.—Witases : No, not then, I bad simply asittA his
WIN before. I met him sone In the 011001111111, and
he gave me two slaps in the (6os then.—Q.: Were
you in uniform (—Witness : Yee.—The Muisttatee
Clerk: Do you mean to say that he gave you them
elope to the feel without you saying earthing; hod
you sot quarrel I—Witness : No.-I`be Meyer: Had
the defendant say busied's on the platform ?
Witmer : No; there WM no train then.—Mr. Hopkins:
11th.,. had hese • train would he I—Witons: No,
sir, as he was drunk, —Defendant said the complainant
suravated him or he should sot have noted ea he did,
sad be woe Pony far hie tionduct.—The Mayor:
Where did the man get drunk on &Sunday I—Defend-
sat: I wee not drunk. —The Mayor raid the oompany'a
servants mast be protected, and the defendant would
be fined in, ingdadleg oats, or 14 days' hard labour.
—Tbe fine wee paid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

ROUSEN A POPULATION IN SVZRy P ARltth

DOOM' 11•OISTIATIII WITS TIIIIII 1 Dimmi•
BOMBS/ST MAOIaTIIATIII, DITTO, DITTO.

Local Members in the Five Counties, with brief
Biographies.
SCrlrell9Mll.7l Et.%73A1.1411.
The Royal Family. The Cabinet.
REYISRD LIST optima /lOUi OF LORDS, Irma
Zumrr Boas on

REVVED LIST or Tin HOUSE or CONIIIONS—
NATION A L DERT—pußuo INCOME urn
EXPENDITURE ix Till YEAR.
Articles Paying Customs and Exam Duties sad the
Amount of Duty they bring In.
COLONIAL ITKILS—IOREIGN WOOL 9, to,

AMSOITIIIII •1113 PlllllOllll.

JUDGES AND THEIR SALARIES.
Queen Anais Bounty.

ALTEB.ATIONS RESPECTING ASSIZES.

111110113.ZAS TIMID AND Hllll9.

Tho Maus as a fiepulaant.

POZZION 110AZDS OP £G111017L7171.3,
A moat inlet eating Original Article showing lOW other
Nstions are doing in State-managentect of the tillage
of the land.

[Ernie?.]

"Everything connected with Agriculture In Sweriew
comes within the province of the Minister Of the
Interior, under whom there is • Royal Academy of
A gricult um Between £O.OOO and C 7,000 • year are
devoted to the improvement of the breed of th
and cattle. The State maintains a %lode' Parmitil
opens an xgricultural Mumum gratis, Ktgliteen
agricultural engineers are mutually deputed by the
Miniver to assist agriculturista In pleas for drainage,
Irrigation. kr., and are at the service of the public
for giving advice In Agriculture, being accompanied
on their rounds by six pupils each. There are two
higher schools of Agriculture and twenty-nine
inferior schools to provide the working escape with
means of acquirtng expenses Practical instruction in
the manipulation of if ilk is given in 15 model dairy
farms situated in various parte of the country, and
General Annual Oongress is held each year, towards
which there is a State allowance. There is also a
Veterinary School. The expense is about
higher
.000 a year, but the most marked profit has
mimes from the attention sad money spent in convert-
ing ' timmitivated land and unwholesome swamps.'
Sixty years ago Sweden imported corn. Now she
maintains her people and has vont kilt to siport."
• MASS OF ussnm TABLES, TILADS
ADDILSBI3EB, am, ha.

Omar or You. Boorrauma,

WORMY! IAOOI.AIt Y I
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

BEDPOST.

Ti. Recterf TATALITT AT WT MIS
pleated to be able to state that Mr. T. Brown, wbo
elellaatly attempted to wars his Aster from drowsiest
at West Bay .0 Mondey week. has o far moovervid
as to linable hie removal from the George Hotel, West
Bay, to his home, " Balmout," West Stirouei. It
Is expected tbat be will be able to give evidence
eights a few days, when, oo doubt, the adjourned
topsail will be had.— rho remains of Mies Brown
vr re transferred to their last restimt-plece. ffivklPorl
Oweetery, ie Friday ofteiroooo. A large number of
istebitoste preceded the corpse, ',blob was borne in
so opm bowie. The coffin was Morally bidders by •
inefusioe of cronies and wreethe, composed of midden-
hair Wu, chrysanthemum' sod osm.liss. Ths clam
if Suaday school girls, which bad for many
_years
Men wasdoeted by dammed, ollowod the remains to
lii cemetery.
it Uri Case.—A painful fatality has_ jost occurred
here. A widow, Igra Jose Lege, of Milton, visited
tie tows on Monday morning, and went to the shop of
tir. White, china merchant, to make soma patrolmen.
labilet there she couiplained of • todden oddness in
the hands and bead, and almost immediately shoe fell
leek In the arms of Mrs. Wbite. Elho bowmen Mien-
alnle, mid Dr. M. A. K. Hay wet summoned to
attend ler, and visited her emend time &le
c mantled usconsalcue, and at 9 p.m. was oarstally
mooed to the Itecehores Inn ob., by. There she
resoled until 2.15 tom. oa Tuseday morality, when
*be expired. Toe mum of death is euppeed to have
been • paralytic *vizor', sad as deoeseed had pre-
viously sawed from beset disease, an Unmet was
deemed quite unneormary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

Faasm P. W.

ANOTHER CONVICTB EXPERIENCE OF

PORTLAND.

The following description of oonvicit life in takes
from the Social Salsagoa, but we give our Portland
readers the credit of nonstaining too much common to
believe half of the highlpdrawn narrative. It must
be taken cum rano se4l (very much so):—
In giving to the public an sio•iont of my suffering.
In • omelet prison for 12 port, I am bringing hank
to my own mind afresh things, the very thought of
which make' ma shudder. I was apprehended on •
charge of Petty larceny in 1861. which I did not
commit- It came about in thie way. IWM 0.51'04
a young lady at the time; another young swain bad
I an eye to her and, unionnaately for my, he was con-
nected with the detective department—in fact, be was
• ` oad" for the police, i.e a pigeon who is allowed to
thieve with • Boons., for Riving information to the
pollee. I was doomed by Mr. Holloway, the " cad's"
DIMS, for I learned afterwards he and another com-
mitted the offence, told his employer that I and
soother man had does the job, and so seat me and
another Innocent man—innooent of that job—into
oonvicit life, or rather death. Well, after my .en-
teem, I was sent to 001dt:with Fields Prison, where I
remained about a month, and was than gamins,' to
Milbank Convict Prison. where I began to the and
feel the honors of our British Siberia. Boon after my
chains were taken oil was ushered Into the presence
of (as I thought) • very austere-looking person, who I
afterwards learned was the deptity-governor of Mill-
beak. He asked me Mot religion I oar and I told
him that I Vas a Mabonuatedaa. He ansivered, "We
have no Ilahoransedan religion bars; we don't
Woo It you moat go either to church or chapeL"
timidly ventured to say, "Surely, sir, you will not
tone me to go to a different plaos of worship to that
In which I woe bought DP " Oh, dear I As long
I live I will never forget the look that man gave we,
nor hie answer either—' I tell you what it I. air,' he
said, "'you had bettor give no back answers here, but
only do as you are told; you will have to go to church
or otuipol and 11 you refuse to do so you will be
dogged. Which are you gOlan to attend r said my
'dad, sympathising host. "Well, sir," I said, "If I
have to to, I will go to the Harlan Catholic Chapel."
And so I had to go through the torture every day, and
twice on Sunday, of joining in the nervions of a
religion I Mim I ed. s • short time I found out
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

PEPPER'S
TARAXACUM
AND PODOPHYLLIN.

A FLUID EXTRACT OF

Din Emu in WORM ROOTS.

Good for Liver Disorder.
The best Antibllious Remedy.
Without a particle of Mercury.
Safest and surest Stomach and Liver Mutlobse.
Clears the Head.
Regulates the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

TEZ "LOUIS" VELVZTEZN.

\ 108 T materiels are suitable only for certain
•tvies of dress The tailormade serge or English
vuollea that make • perfect travelling frock would be
,n impossibility at • dinner.

THE - LOUIE VELVETEEN

I. PERFECTLY FREE from this drawback; then
n. time in the day, no occasion on which it looks
"ut ,4 place, and no material of the plainest or most
Ashesta tissue with which it will not freely combine.
Iv the Shirt that accompanies • Satin Tunic one day
"7 &MU the next with Cachemere, or even Muslin,
OiLsdvantage that cannot be too highly estimated.

A. regards the Adornment of Women, nothing
qlovis to so great advantage, beauty of outline and
g"ceful (Wm, or the clearness and delicate colouring
"f ths complexion. It is equally becoming to the
Blonde and Brunette. It does not merely Clothe, it
DTlese sad Designs, lends a Dignity and Grace to the
Waimr, lad, requiring but little arnsaiont, deriver
44 slesaam from It. own Richness of Calm and

EVERY YARD OF THE GENUINE BEARS
THE NAME "LOUIS."
Tax Wax' Of EVZIT YAZD Oakum=

HINRY LBWI9,
01140111, D080E312'1.6.

FUNERALS FURNISHED AND
OONDUOTED.
_ _

JUSI. PUBLISHED.
24TH YIAII 01 ISOUS.

TEI DORSET AID SOYEESET LLIELILC
and PIPE COUNTIES CLLENDLB.
FOR 1885.

Comkata :

DIARY, with E 8. d. Column.,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

TIRIIICUM L PODOPHYLLIIL

The symptoms of liver derangement. headache, torpidity.
costiveness, flatuleoce, hearinurn, sense of over-repletlom
shoulder mins, repugnance to food. general discomfort and
• - are divr:ll.l.. Ills prepared s.o.le_ly br.J.

depreodon, pules., , by
Peres& Loodon. Insist on having It, atioy Chemist* t
to sell their own. Bottler, 2. I. and tr. Id. teed by Cbenarilll
everywbere. Bent by Parede Poet, on receipt al wimps se
P. 0.0 to Bedford Laboratory.

PEPPER'S TANNIN
THROAT GARGLE

compmed et the Tannin attract...l front Gall Nets sad Osb
Dark emohibe,l with °lyres-Me. ft has • imam besededal eetket
ea the t delicate membrane. which line the throat arum et
artlealatlon.

Tannin Gargle should be within the reach olin la the lease
degree rubies* to throat affections, whether initunguntory.
selased, ulcerated, hoarseneso. swollen tonsils, *Merged uvula.
weakened voice. lc. Thome requiring to constantly employ the
voice in speaking, singing, Or IT.I I off hare, by using the
Gargle. the means of preventing the Mulder., dry a., nod
Irritation so frequently attendant on oveyezerthis, she at
producing unusually sustained powers without in*, to the
sorhoes of the threat.
. _ .

t purifier. and so naeful u • malth er,..0 fa
emu of disagreeable truth. arising from damp. , ELY.
ordered stomach. month nicerations, ar other users, espeolally
When attendant upon • cold.
A. a cure for ordinary eare threet.alth It. Maid Weld 61.41
sometimes dangerous symptoms, the Tannin Gargle to far
better than anything of the kind.
In bottles, It ed. seeh. Bold by Chemilets, ar Parcels Page
from Bedford Lbantary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

A CAUTION TO EIMOKEILi OP AMERICAN

cioalarizs.

Haring men • pegagraph re the manufacture of
C areigee la Tits Chriitien, we repeowoe it for the
naideratioa of those who of um diptychs in their Jed:
A well-knows fermatas sone, late of Chicago,
here asillioris of oigarettos are manufactured, wei
• pokes to oa the subject of oigarettos. 1 used to be
.. confirmed cigarette gawkier, but now you maid not
mamas me to touch owe of them,' he ' Way,
how's that?" Well, it's because I west into • large
suanutagnusing place in Chicago, mad what Is.. there
•iakesed mil of the imitation amokon. How are they
mod% sod of what? Of all that is vUe and injurious
and moan. Clam butts placed up from the streets,
tack of &WW2 kinds, tobacco Moats and refuse, an
lamest Womane in one filthy pila and then amorshed
with opium, which gime the cigarette that southiag
ihot so desirable to all smokers. 1 toll you, as. if
.11 ingsrette smokers could WO, MI I have men, how
one of the greatest firms in Chicago manufeatur•
Ligarotka, the trade in the mune would soon fell of
or caw entirely."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

11111)POZT.

Rz OLASITAL.—.I p/sassut *Toning wee spent at
the rink on Toursday evening, well of the skatere
being in fancy oostruns The ides was to 000gregate
• number of the measles worn at the remelt
dentonetrati en, and the effort WM highly pleasing.
Am sairst those present iwe the representatives of
Sir Walter R Joish, 111101111 of the Period, " Hearts
and Trumps." Chines. Ambassdor, Secretary of
Ambassador, Osirt Jester, Highlander, Sims Reeves'
idimetrels, and many others There were tumorous
ladies and potlemen the town present, the glassy
being reserved for epeotatore. The rink fund sea con-
siderably augmented, the wooed. of the seeming
being about dr guinese. The band of the A (Join.
pll7 V.,lunteere was in atteculaoce. Toe oaralval
closed with • dasios
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

EGYPT AND THE 801/DAN.

DOSOOLs, Suaday.—ewlooel Sir Herbert Stewart
bee gone to select ironed for s cacao 20 miles ...in-
ward. The roporte that L WoCrivr hos mist
offering peace to the idandl are unfounded.
DOIGOLA, Friday.—Nows ben reached me from an
ordinarily trustworthy source that Gerieral Hardin
has captured one of the enemy's Krupp gum. in..
bundrwl of the Sdaticii's I illowers are .ail t neve gooe
over to General llorcloo The Maul is rvportral to
be at ilhegig, a hundred miles south of Keerwritn.
The Mohr of Dung In Malted Led Wo.seley after
hie return here this evening. aol 'speared great
surprise at the rapidity of the Ge .eral's journey,
which, he snit was quite witboat prearteot it tete
coontry. L ri Wolsegy may well be in sanguine
spirits. Hie activity has greatly liartemed forward
the movement of the trove. The hindir will Menem(
not go to tbe frowtom repined, for some time yet.
Dna, News.
• crwrimponient states that Lord Wolseley rod*
from Ddogola to Wady Halle and back, a lint mos of
800 miles, in 84 days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

ebbi anti eribl.

My readers moat be careful how they swept all th
stories which are now eying about with regard to the
Norton prosecution and the 1110001110011 upon Williams.
1.5 w. give this as inetance ; it has bees generally
cimgmed throughout the town that Mr. Norton has
promised to provi is foe the " widow sad orphans,
aa they are popularly railed, so long as hie unfortn.
nail employ he should remain In prison. If tide is a
specimen of tbe value to be attsched to the various
etatetnenta that find eager swallowers, I would inform
my resdere that they can jade, of the am °int of
credence they deserve by the foot that Williams had
no chiMrsa.

The Mayor the other da.y took the opportunity of
delivering • short address spots the moral to be ad-
duced from Williams fats. Well, there can be no
doubt there is often at the Poole police-courts a
oonaiderable amount of what is known as crass-
swrarlog. But I think it Is comparatively harmless,
as canpared with Williams' ~ffeum. It generally
resolves itself into the question who struck the first
blow, or who WA& tim more drunk of rival complaisant..
The magistrate.,
sie • rule, in such came adopt the
best curie to pursue, and cut the Gordian knot by
dismissing both oomplaint•—tbe inevitable wets being,
of course, divided between the two. 80 that after all
I think we are net quite so blast as we have lastly
beet Panted.

I hear that a writ hal been honed braise lb. D.
Banana for libel, *deo; out of remelts he made se ;
temperance neeeting recently held at Docelsaaii
when be referred to Mr. Must m ea. SCOOrdiftit 1,3 th;
report in the Calmly Tel gran, " a whoiski, murderer." Damage. ere laid at El.ooo.

Tbe Rey. Mr. Williams most feel a natural mg. and satisfaction in seeing hew. mei Ist nacd ths t., both, agitating tbe town, them petty are lost sight ~f whoa the public are called up.
ecognie• the fact that a go vi man, who hi.
duty as good men do, bas left ter aargh.,
It
pba-
is true it is not eery distant, but still the tosamin„.
gold watch, the chaste and elegant mien, wish
artistic aftarsoon tea service feugt agadford,...._vas
live establishment, and the £lOO cheque ogg...Zit
Licit Wheatley on behalf of the vs, ashinum mast ..14
some solace tar the breaking off of , ,
ratisfact saymamma* that his endeavours to 455
ay
dui, had brim sucoessfol, and a. such won geedt.ul
rSSsgls.d by his labs Botts._

•.•
ran told them was quit* a pretty little seem St t eld oommitte• meeting of lb. CoucoiL A co,u
of worthy Aldermea seemed to have finagle, 5,
Waite' admonition—

eels were sem
To panel earh oth•r la the ribs.
I beg the shafts of Dr. Watt. pardon if I bare mi
quOtild him right, but if all I. true what I bear lt Zrnearly came to. repetition of the Farnborough l
on a small eosin.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

PEPPER'S
QUININE & IRON
HEALs;44ENEVELY TONIC.

eREAT BODILY STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
11 QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—By infusing
new life, enriching the Wood, and strenelening the
muscular system, the manifold symptoms of weakness
disappear, appetite returns, fatigue erases, recruited
health, a general accession of strength and vigour over
She whole system absonantly *vet the benefit derived.
ffR EAT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
IRV QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—It braces
op the weakened nervous system, and increases the
streegth of the pulse, rapidly dispelling the depressed
irritable condition resulting from prostrated serves.
Each Bottle contains 32 doses.

lIREAT MENTAL STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
IS QUININE AND IRON TONIC, /1, ifn
supporting influence on the body and nerves, repairs
the ravages caused by overtaxing the brain power,
and so gives really great mental strength. It coals
about led, each dose. Refuse imitations.
eII.REAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
IS QUININE AND IHON TONIC strvnirtletls
the stomach, stopping sinking sensations, removes
lanl,,,tion, heartburn, palpitation, ec. Noss valuable
metheme for delicate females. By the cordial bitter
flavour Pepper's Tonic 111.01).11 increases the appetite,
and, by it, use, all necessity for becr, wine, or spirit is
avoided. Insist on having only Pepper's Tonic, and
not • mixture of the chemist's own compounding.
Bottles, 4s. ed. each, sent carriage free by Parcels Poet,
on sending the amount in stamps or P. Order to John
Pepper di Co., Bedford Laboratory, London. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

WINERAL PRIG'S LIST.

One Scientific System, with general instruction at
the office as long as desired, £3.
One System in full, with special printed instructions,
enabling anyone to thoroughly understand it, will be
sent by post to any part of the United Kingdom for
El.

Our Patent Double TRACING WHEEL, tracing
two lines at • time, one to cut oy, and the other to
sew by, making the seams all the wile width,
enabling a young girl to do the tacking as well as an
ureineifitleDhrzemamkuer4 will be ft.oundd intuatoyle to.
great deal ortinte and labour. The a;:invage wheel will
be sent to any part of the United Kingdom on receipt
of 2a. (Two Poet Free.

Poet-Office Orders (crossed) to be made payable at
General Po4-office, London, to N. HANOMIT, Limited,
272, Regent-street, Regent Circus, London, W.

A few more Ladies of intelligence sixl good addresa
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ins-ructions at private !souses. Unexceptionable
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SCIENTIFIC DRESS•CUTTINO ASSOCIATION,

272, REGENT-STREET, REGENT CIRCUS,

LONDON, W.

OR TO TUT LOCAL AOCCT : Mn. WARREN,

17, THE ARCADE, BOURNEMOUTH.

WORTH A GUINEA A BOX.
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BEKOHAII'S PILLS
Are admitted by thong& to. be worth shove • 017 INCA •
110 X f Bilinu. and Menge Ilsrprdens. ouch •• Wl.z4 and
Pain In t .0 St .inech, Sick lioadge, (Priding', ruing an
Seelig after ideal, Cigna,. and Drow dog, Cold Chilli,
Illuehinp of Sent, tom of Appetite, ...b.rtnees .4 Breatn,
Cosilve,me Scurvy, Botch.. o Lite Skin. Diaterbel
Frightful Dreg. sod all Nere•roe eo.s Trembling Sensation.,
da. Tbe fret dowe will gee y. lot In to nty minutes. leery
ea/one le Giggle In ited a. try one boa of theta Pahl, lig
be, will be acknowledged to be
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

SITUATION AT KEIARTOUIAI

C• 110, Friday.
The announce who brought Genervl Gordon s
letter of the tin inst. to Debbeh ha. reached Gongola,
end report. that Khartoum won strongly fortilie I.
and grain .uppiies were arririog freely. The tiabli
nee at a oistatios of eighteen hours from Khartoum.
3dmay malcontents were 'seeing blot, and about a bon.
deed of his followers were dying daily. Te• bead
Sheik 111 rganu, with a large showing, bag arrived
midway between 1C.1.114111 and Berber to assist the
Egyptian Government.
A moo who arrived from Khartoum states that
General Gordon ham 2,000 Turks and 6,000 blacks,
besides Arabs. He hag, moreover, plenty of pro-
visions and ammunition. The people are
deserting nurl going into the hills, having lost faith I.
bins —Dsay Nem
The hiudir of Douala has interrogated the
messenger who brought General Gordon's letters to
Debbeh, with the following result. The messenger
says that the Gegeral, on receiving the letter, from Sir
Evelyn Baring and Lord Wolseley announcing that an
expedition had been sent to his relief, caused the
town to be illuminate I. All the Inhabitant. rejoice I
a the news. He reports that there is plenty of food
it Khartoum, awl tna. 30 toots bringing grain trout
the Bine Nile hal arrived tiler, ea the day be left.
The print of odn st Kb .rtouni was 30r. Per ardor.,
which is ego.' to 435. per quarter. Getieral Gordov
was very powerful, and was believed in by every man
in Khartoum. 're. hishdi's followers wets leaving
him daily. He say. that the ninon why the tivhdt
does not attack la because it is the month of
ram, during which true hishommedans are forbidden
to fight. General Gordon had sent 700 men to collect
the Wes, and this had reused his moacentery us
p.pularity. The sheika were continually quarrelling
about the division of the spoil.—Tug..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

TOWN COUNCIL.

A meeting of the members of the Corporation WM
held lo the Gullibell oa Monday, under the pre.ideocy
of the Mayor (Hr. ftowlood lb ~mas), the f II wing
members being premot : Aldermen Eli. t sod
Howard, sad 0 mocillon Brown. Comte% Coals,
Dennis, Gra.omn. Hibbs, Hortneeit„ Lancing, Lovell.
Seaman. and Webb.

Is —age. war to Kt. Hibbs, the Tows 01.11.11 stated
that be piss wally took up to London the records for
the solicitors acting toe Maw. Wallis and Mudge
Is the Common Land aoti.mi to me and he left them
with his arsine with initructions Chat the solicit.,.
should hare the free use of them as far at o vying
them or reeding them.
lb* Mason .ald that being their first meeting and
be sitt•ng there for the first time as Mayor, be desired
to 'maw. e hope that their proceedings might not be
erabitterred In any way, but that they might bare • plea.
east year. (Sear, beer.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

THE " PORTNIONTL-T-'7 ON TEMPERANCE.

To the Kalitor.
Sir,—There is nothing like boldly taking the bull
by the horns, and, following quickly upon the famous
and brilliant article in the ones of August 14th,
the Fortsiostly publishes an article on the same
subject. No review is more ably edited and more
thoroughly reliable and accurate in matters of fact;
matters of opinion, of course, admit of and are
given more latitude, and, without allowing that the
l'o taipagly has turned the tables on the teetotalers.
there is no question that it makes it incumbent on
temperance advocate, to substantiate their statements
• and to examine their fasts and figures. On the
temperance platform, especially in denouncing drink,
the habit ia often insensibly formed of using very
strong language, which often leads some of its users
into strange troubles, and as for facts they are picked
up at second and third band and retailed with sundry
and constantly increasing additions, until at last
their original inventors would quite fail to recognise
them. No temperance reformer could be the worse
for reading carefully this article a couple of
and, though his sail need not be damped, he would
at least learn to be more cautious, and after what ha.
been going on of late in this part of England, teetotal
orators cannot be too careful, and at any rate their
statements for some time to come will be narrowly
watched. —Yours truly,
8. U. ZiL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

I IMBORINE.

RUNAWAY HORSIAI BICTCLIC9. What with the
reckless riders of bicycles and tricycli-i, awl the
occasional bolt of some frantic steed. or through
fares Sr., becoming very unsafe during the e,enici
hours. A marked check should be administered to
such riders and drivers.
. . .

C E.T S.—The junior branch of thin society held a
meeting on Tuesday evening in the Sational
room On the , !erbium evening the St John', Band
of Hope held their usual meeting in the ‘linsion•rota,
and was well attended. The entablkhment f a
juvenile temple in connection with the I ii ~T
thin town is under oinsideration. Peeving denie.us
of becoming acquainted therewith can obtain interne.
tion thereon from the °Moen id the • Sur ..1 W'r•
borne" Lodge, who are nvatting to welcome new
members of all temperance orgennations.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25

IRISH OHOROH MISMIONS TO THE

ROMAN 042woma

o=446sermons were preached at St. Mary's mid
l Churches on Sanday, In aid of the funds of this
useful society. sad the oolleatioas at both pions
.bowed • very appreciable increase on the sums rub
scribed int year, 1110 ilk being collected at St.
Mary's and 11 7.. et Christ Church.
The manual meeting wee held In St. Mary's Schaal-
room on Monday evening, whin Ms. Roy. j. 0.
Stomp, M.A., Metropolitan Annotation nerelegy,
who had preached elrmeest serusoes the day before,
gave a long sad IntseesUng address on the good work
the moiety Is earring os.
Cantata Zest occupied the chair, In the &bunco of
the rector, the Ben. 3. B. Soot., who be sald wee
sossaeed in • good work elsewhere, and in addftim to
the dvetakoa there were on the platform the Rev.
J. ObarehM and (Mosel Beath
After the elegiac of the hyena "Began the
Perishing," the Rev. Mr. OntlernittA offered up
prayer, sad thee Colonel SOON gave the Scandal
report, whin stated that 240 34. 31. had been
remitted to the Plead Society—The DIPOTAIIOII
followed with as addle.e of about an how's duration,
being listened to most attentively. In comparing lb.
advantages Zuglaad possessed with her open bible
over Ireland, wheel that pietism* was to • great
extent danied Inv people, Mr. Storey mid the state of
Ireland dozing the last dr year, hal been as shoei-
ng as say words could describe, sad be believed, se
fin Irishman, that by It God bad been NOON, at
only the
. portsot Ireland but the people of England
i od had the IRMO Quin sod the
same laws as governed Saglsad, and, although
only sixty miles Melded the two countries, Is
oat were pesos sad prosperity, and In the other
just the very opponte. He thought God would
have them salt setrelves what is the sane' of It.
In this Protestset lead they had the Bible wide open
to every one, taught la their echoole, and honoured
by men, sad so God's Wanda( bad rested on England
as • nation. But in Ireland the people were not
allowed to rind it, and God's Peres was dirhoeoured,
and It behove I them In England by their liberality
and by theft prayers to tee that the Bible, which had
done Do mach for thin country, should be read
throughout Ireland. The rev. gentlernao then pro.
perdcd to glee lastalsoes of the good restate
milked where the moiety bad been at work and, in
emsolusioa, mad* an earnest oppeal for loom seed help,
that a great work might be continued. and Ireland be
made hagroy.
SIN NM remarks from the CRANIUM, the hymn
"Stand up, stead up for Jesus." was snag, and the
meeting dosed wish the blendne Wag Pronounced.