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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

OHIOIIIIIII4.

Liternaa—A very interesting testate on China and
Its people was delivered at th• CongregeAlonal Onspel,
In Ulla village, on Wednesday last. by Mr. Davey,
who spent soma time in China daring the late war.
The was takes by the Rev. W. Lewis, who
remarked that thane were two things very gratifying
In ocessiection with the present gathering. One, that
they were using their new chapel, not only on the
Sundays for the Wrenching of the Gospel, but also
during the week for the general Instruction and recrea-
tion of the people, aleo that they were developing and
calling out native talent in this public service. He
was glad likewise to see so lug* in audience to listen
to • lecture from one of themselves. Mr. Davey then
commenood his lecture, which wee divided into two
part.. In the forma part, which was carer ally
writtse, the lecturer gave some aceouni of the found-
ing of the Chinese Empire and its early history. He
then derporibed the different epitome of religion'
followed by the Chinese—their marriage customs, to.
In the second part Mr. Davey gave some personal
reminisoseces, some of which wore very humorous. The
lecture, which was interspersed by hymna and songs by
the choir, led by Idles Davey, was listened to with
marked attention, and a hearty vote of thanks was given
to the lecturer at the close. A collection seas made
on behalf of the Sunday school, of which Mr. Davey
I. seprerinteedent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

1.0.0. T. COFFEE SUPPER AND ENTERTAIN.

MINT.

On Wednesday evening the "Star of Wimborne"
ho,iirs of Good Templars gave a mieciellaneone enter-
tainment In their lodge-room, at St. John's Temper-
ance House, conaieting if recitation, readings, &chimes's,
end vocal and instrumental music. Between parte
one anii two, toffee, fruit and cake were passed round,
and greatly euj Most Fillmore, as did
his best to make all comfortable. The atteudanoe was
good, sal the audience appreciated the eff irve
of those wbo took part in the following programme :
Opening address, W.C.T.; chorus, " Drink from
the Well ; song, " Out in the Snow," Brother
Lampard ; reading, " Personal Experience," L. D.
Fillmore ; duet, " The Minute Gun at Sea," Sister
and Brother A. Ward; reeding, "lii. Lad who
Oeserved the Victoria Crony," W.C.T. Jacobs; song,
" The ilactrio Light," Brother A. Ward; chortle of
female., "Rise with Ole Lark in the Morning,"
various mist Ire ; recitation, " The Indignant Tar,"
Sister Jessie Woodford; ad tress, Briither Rae, of
Beading ; trio, cornet, euphonium, and harmonium,
'U ly Echoes," Sister and Bros. W. and A. Ward.
Pert IL —Address, Bro. 11. Cousin,' glee, "Glorious
Apollo," mrothers A. Ward, W. Ward, C. Jacobs.
&c, &c. ; recitation, "The Drunkard's Appeal,"
Sister Fillmore ; s ing, " Anoth,r Man'. Gine
Wrong," Brother W. Ward; address, P.W.G.T.
Luelthern ; song, "Come I Be One of Us," W.C.T.
Jacob.; euphonium solo, " Satirise at Sea," Brother
W. Ward; 6 oal chorus, "Ye Noble Sires " ; "God
Save the Queen."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

4.

Corrospnbenct.

AR APPEAL TO DORCHESTER LIJSRALS,

To tAt Editor.

Sir,—l think 111. incumbent upon the Liberals of
this town to bestir themselves, and that quickly,
unlace they wish the next election to be a walk-
over. There am be no doubt we are on the eve of
a diaeolotion, and there are no signs of activity or
energy in the Ltheral camp. I believe there le no
candidate Deland, and what is worml there is
scarcely any organization. Now, sit, I earnestly
appeal to the Liberal leaders la this town to call a
meeting of be Liberal electors to esquire into
our position at the present time, and &ems the
whole matter. lam stre Mr. Weston, the secretary
of the Liberal Asecesiation, would be ready to take the
Deceseary steps for calling a meeting if the matter were
plead before Wm.—Yours faithfelly,
A Loma,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

Imperial Parliament.

NOM OP LORDS.

111111SDAT.
In the House of Lords on Toureday the Medical Lot
Amendment bill Lod tag Habitimi Criminals Act Amend-
ment Bell prised through Committee. Thre• Bow wer•
also read • tlird tune end passed. In engem. to • que.tion
tee Earl of Dahousie cued three precedents teat •
Roman Catholic Arohbishop should rank next to • Prince,
•goept too hatia4 been take., to the fact that Cardinal
Manning's Dome had, on the 0 IMOliatiOn appointed to
Inquire into the Housing of the Pont, been placed
next to that ef the Prance of Wales. Lord Crsington said
the Government did not intend to add the name of ties
Chief Rabbi to this 04anall11011. Tim Home adjourned
at ton =notes to six o'clock.
FaIDAY.
The Haute of Lards wee occupied to • comparatively
lat. hoar with the decumeon of • motion Introduced bi
Lord Thiirlow favour•W• to the Sunday opeuing Of
it bray', and muwain• in London. Ttae noble lord stated
that only three out of dray London magistuates objected.
luta hundred of the London clergy, seventy per cent of
the baokera, four loon, of the large employer, of labour.
representing 90,000 working men, were in favour of It.
Lord Shaftesbury opposed ins motion, holding most
etransly tie. blending end perpetual obligation of observ.
lag the Lord's Doe. Thal Duke of Wear:utast', observed
that the noble owl, to o• coneesteut, should object to
the opening of Kew Gardens on Sunday. rhe Dike of
Someroet opposed the motion, as did also the Bishop of
°vex& Lord Wal•ingltam, Lad other speakers. Lord
Carlingford supp erred the reacalutloo. On • devise= the
mutton was rei.ek-ci by 18 agseinit 38- Lod Shafte.bary
had an mu aod ass' on the raper in favour of opening the
Elritisa H twain and Notional G•liery In the evenings
three day. • week, but, yes ding to an apnea from Lord
Sealisbary, he did not press at. It woe negatived wathuut
• division, and at eiskt o'clock the House adjourned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

A SMART DETRCTIVE,

Owing ti repeated robberie oa the Doctors awl
North-Wettish Railway, • kia.ichester detective we
employed to disor too perpetrators. A few days
back he arrived at the tireenore Railway Station,
and wee announced as • mew prier, the duties of
which atm he faithfully fulfilled till Friday. whoa
he muldenly MMOLIOOOI himself at a dateotive, /111.1
charged ous of the checkers with stualing good,
which had arrival from Rugla.ad ii. the compauy's
cross-chums' steamer.. Ths man M 44 arrested, aud
isnot/ under remand.

THE CHARGE AGAINST A MAGISTRATE.
At Bo...strait Paliwound on Estarday, Edward
Bowdeu, described se • depotidgentenans sod inatico
of dm. pram for the ooanty of Hanford, and • barrister,
appeared, ill charge of • warder frow 14,1loway
to an adloaroad namesuo. charging hi a with ob.
teinlog NMO from Mr. Genus, • tador, of Eirikm
lineasil-street, iloornabury, and £lOO from Mr. John
Edward., by mama of Was topresentations, with
intmit 1 defraud He wee o maitted for 414 0. is,.
*barge of obtaining CVO from Mr. Glenne n.
further charge of obtaining money tram Mr. Edwardg
was adjourned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

3IDPOIT.

TH2 RAILWAT TO Wise —B.:l—Preparations are
being mad* with • view to arranging for a demonstra-
tion to relished* the formal opening of the new Hoe of
railway from Bridport to the West Bay on Monday,
the Mt. On Monday (last) evening (24th inst.), a
meeting was convened by the Mayor to c insider what
steps should be taken. particulars of which will appear
In the TWegrams. It is expected that a luncheon will
be provided at West Sty, and that one of the Wey-
mouth and Portland Co.'. Steam Packets will make
tripe in the beautiful bay during the day. It is
generally booed that the business establishments may
be closed, so that the day may be regarded aa one of
general holiday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

SHOCKING INHUMANITY.

On Thursday afterhoon, the D lblin cironsr hold an
inquest on the body of • cash named Fair, who was car.
rird out of his bed in • dying suits by his landlady ant
two lud•ers, sod 1.1, In the street, where h• died. becalm
h• had no won •y ti pay for his lodgings. th• landlady not
&skint that he should die In tier home. The demaiwid
was • taw clerk. of lotesuperate habits. sad had deserted
his family. The Inhumanity of the Mandy and lodgers
WS. strongly oondemnsd by Ms coroner and jury. who
frond that his death from bronohltis was booslersted by
his removal WO the stmt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

Corrtspolumcc.

THE LOCAL GOVERNMIINT BOARD AND
TIM POOLE TOWN COUNCIL.
To ad Mike.

81r —On Baturlay last. lbtb Marsh, 1 remised •
le.t r from the L cal Gov.'s:mint Itisrd, eael•wing
ktuvrs which have pa•ewl betwe.n the Town
0..0n04l end Lb. Lona Government Bard eines the
gc-stfcg f the form.r on lb. 294 i of February, and ea
th.s bays beim duct for tbs guidance of =moralists
against the outlay ~n Ite.nestion Groan Is at Heck-
ford and Pinkstone. I ask your permission to sivs
extracts with that object, since so many of your rea&te
ars opposed I the soberne.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

Taman IL. POD OPHTLIB.

The symptoms of liver derangement, headache. teePldith
noetiveness flatulence, heartburn, sense of over.mpletiom
'boulder pains. repognanos to food, emend discomfort 1,
depression are quietly &opened. It Is prepared safely by J.
Ferran, London. I mist on having st, many Chemlste will try
to sell their own. Bottles, fa ed. and m. I. Bold by Cl:manses
everywhere. Sent by Pmeele Peet on receipt of Stamps or
p. 0.0. to Bedford Laboratory.

PEPPER'S TANNIN
THROAT GARGLE

Is composed or the 'tannin eitmcted tram Gall Nate sad O.
Berk. combined witb Glycerine. It 1... toast benelleial amino
on the soft delicate membranes which Ilas Use Want organ, ed
articulation.

Tannin °ergle should be within the reach ot all In the least
degree nitnect to throat •Ifectlons, whether indent:stern
relaxed, ulcerated. boar•ens., swollen tonsils. enlarged te da.
weakened voice. he. Thine requiring to conatently templet :„e
voice In speaking, pinging. or reading, have, by using the
Gargle, the was of preventing the huskiness, dryne.e, end
irritation .0 frequently attendant on over-exertion, also of
pnalucing unusually sustained powers without injury to the
the thn-at.

Tannin hi • rat purifier, and to aortal as a mouth wart la
easea of answerable breath, arising from decayed teeth.
ordered stomach, mouth ulcerations, or other moues, espeeially
when attendant upon a cold.
A. a cure for ordlnan sore threat.. ith Its usual painful and
sometimes dangerous symptoms, the Tannin Gargle la far
better than anything of the kind.
In bottles. la 64. each. Fold by Chemists, or Parcels rota
from Bedford Laboratory.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

4:781 13 0 A 748 18 0

Duna" STA Us. G.
Then is also • decrease la the amount of school
of £lO lia. lid., consequent twos the rather large
off in the number of children attending the
as shown In the tables above. The only
laciness In the recalpte, and that of a small amount,
I. from the collection in &arches, so that, had not
the melamine* bees so brtunats as to aI corneae' the
year with the large balance of £BB. the Warmes in the
expenditore in salaries, furniture, repairs, and clean-
hie. amounting to £lOB, could not have been met.
Th. balance of £5 b. Id. carried on to this year.
ceedit Is, wader these cirmunstaares, • matter of eon.
'
Th. whole of Me schools have, during the past year,
bees szuelsed by the parochial elergy in religious
lastrwation, sad those who Wok part in such examina-
tions were ussalmow in opinion that very consider -
obis eascaum has been nude both in the Boys' and
OliW School.
The coniatittes. In oreclusion. We again to au'
their thanks to the masters, mistresses, and pupil
faigitese of the several schools for the slalom manner
In which they hare carried out their duties.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

WZY.VOUTH SEASON BAND.

Herr Duchecherer and the members of the Sesison Bend
desire to retain thou hearty thanke to the inhabit eats
for their very liberal support during the winter month..
They have received Ll3o in donation.: of this sum £3
he. been expended In circulars, poetage,:itc., and £127
di rided amongst the band. The small BUM received daily
bare also been divided between the performers. A.
meeting of the Session Rand Committee, and townsmen
interested in the encases of the bend, was held at the
Royal Hotel on Tueeday evening, under the preindency
of R. N. Howard. Zed. (Mayor.) Amongst thee. present
were Dr. Child., and Meeere J. Robertson, J. 0. Rowe,
J. Rowe, H. Wheele,. 0. J. Drier, A Hoskins, Henry
Abbey, lit:Iwood Mtßehm, J. Vincent, W. Mordecai
Thiesltem: C. Freeman, Percy Street, J. blneworthy, J.
Nicholls, èø. A letter was road from Mr. II A,,b•r. of
the London Hotel, snaking erurel very useful euggeskone
for the casino( mason, the first of importanoe being that
the band should be engsied by the town from the let of
May instead of the let of July. The Mayor, the hon.
secretary, and other gentlemen spoke in favourable
terms of the manner in which the bead hae played during
the wittier months, and hopes were entertained that the
gantry and DI•1111:0ou generally would come forward and
ascot the oonamittee by subecritong towerds the
fund.. It was the general opinion that if the
bind could be *baud for six months certain,
from the let of May to the end of October. it would be a
ve7 ['eat attract on to the teen. Oa the or iposition of
Mr. (1 -sham it was re•olved that CU. arrangement should
tonere-lei out, and that the haul should oornesencie the
summer engagement on IL q Day, aisd that promises of
•übenlstaoe should be utlicite let ono*. D. Child, pro.
puled that the canunittee think it most desirable that
during the forthcoming s term arrangements ihould be
made for disband to play at the sod of the Pier, end that
light refreshments be provide I, together with iheltered
mist., ant Oast the hon. iiirr•t ery P.r qua. dt • forward
the re. oluthn ti the Town Cooncil, aching them to carry
out the alt ration, they bay • in coetemph•ion ae iarly as
pessible. Perry Street, Rol.: eticedled the rveolution,
• belt was carried unan,maudy. A vote of thanie to the
Mayor closed the proceedings.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

DISASTROUS COLLISION WITH 4 LIFER-
POOL VISSSItiL.
six LI, LS LOST.

four men, the only survirora of Vie crew of the
G. men loarque Luca, have arrivird at Ltrerpool, and
been taken e write of by the German 0 maul. The I. tel.,
It appows, foundered alter colueion with the Annie
Johnston, Auld erg of her crew lost their live.. Aerriird.
Int to the st•tens.nt of the men Li. Locca wale .eing
from Olouewter to 11.nual with • caigo of salt. Size had
only loft the former port • couple of days, and was WS
in this Bra.' ol Chanted on the mitt of Sande) last. There
warn • stiff brews, blowing, bat the night wet very clear.
Suddenly the Lucia was collided with by another vessel,
lamina struck with censiderabie lure, in the 'term Si.
terrific indeed eat the Impact that a large breech wet
wide in the Lucie, through which' the water poured
with great rapidity. Seeing that ,heir v•wiel was rotating
beseech them, the rand tin, nisi., end iine weamal of the
Lucia ecramnied up the bow id tn. ether •44.•1 whilst she
"a over, ant this save! their ay.,. nb. Lutes
found red in Abort IS intact IS 111t.r thc 11.1.0. A boat
ware launch. I from to• ship, eke proved tt be tn.
Annie Jonnvone, boon I from Ledge r 4 to Sydney,
N.B. W. The butt cruieed round too op it for • lone time,
and SUM Sled in picking open. meatier of the Lltilled
crew. He H. 0.. of tber esdiors. and •ne wipe Ming
himself by • dueling eper. T,lO p er fellow bat been
about an Lear in the water. T rho bro Wit the number of
oared up to four, the reusarniler —eix —keying gone down
with the vessel re. Annie J gallstone proceeded on her
voyage, and transferred the au ••• ,r• to an Inch
ash oner, whit, landed them at Yoragl all. rite eA-•
drowned *era Germans. The Lae A belonged to Stettin.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

COUNTY COURT.

TUESDAY. —Beta* Mr. figrjeast Tiadal-Atklasaa
(Jadge.)
The aadetatded MSS were disposed of by Mr.
Salary Bynum& (Registrar.)
ADJOURNED NOM RAM

Osorgie Oslo, plaintiff, v. Jamas Jamas and Alfred
ffiy ardor of the (Lori) defoodaistra—Mr.
M. 0. Weston appeared for tho plaintiff, Mr. Percy
Wawa for James, and Mr. F. W. Cilandry (Bridport)
for the doileridaat clam was for f 2.3,
alleged to have his. sustained through a
of warranty and mime tattoo on • horse
dial. T 66 oircomstarton of Deo cam are briefly
them Plaintiff purchased a cart colt of James at
Martinatown Fair on November 23rd, • warranty
Wog giros at the time of ttue deal, but. few days
afterwards the animal ram found to bo lama in the
off hied log, and on December 3rd it &Md. Jamas
this pleaded that Miller, of whom hie purchased tits
Mao was Babb, and tits case at ths bet 000 rt wee
adlosuand La order that Millar might bo adder' ea •
.—Olorgie Gala, ties plaintiff, oonfirmad his
Widows rims at the last court. When the colt Mod
hei told Jame., and ha said be was not to trouble, for
be had agreed with Millar If anything west wrong
ha
was to pay for the colt.—ln cross-examination
Mulfr. Percy Street ha said ho did not ask
for • warranty, but he (Mier) said
In ths onsanc. of James that the colt was all
tight and sound. The horns appeared to be all right
60 les bought it.—CroarszamMed by Mr. Goode,:
Wbso de saw Miller on the day of Doe sal* the deal
was complotod.—Mr. Weston was prepared with a
amabee of 'Museums, but in order to says time, Mr.
Miss& admitted tits warranty and the branch. The
boos, therefor', now remained as betimes Jamss and
Millrir.—Mr. &rest called Jam. Jams, who said ha
was • horse dealer, and lived at Chiokariell. On ffled
November last (Ilartioatown Fair Day) ha bought the
oolt in qoartioa of Miller, giving him LW lib. for it.
About trot minutes afterwards he sold time animal to
Gals.—His Honour: That le what is salsd " Turn-
ing the ready poesy." (Laughtar.)—Mr. Percy
aisse gman probe, ((tisk retnros."—Millor said
Ibe colt was • little laros with gravel in ths loot whoa
is bought it. He farther said be would warrant it
aseed, aid If asysblos bapposs4 to It ha would pay I
Mak NM WNW be* egata.--oeassismised by Mi.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

DANDELION AID NODULE ROOTS.

Good for Liver Disorder.
The best AnUbilious Remedy.
Without a particle of Mercury.
Safest and surest Stomach end Liver bledlcdne.
Clears the Head.
Regulates the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

TEE BISHOP or SALISBURY.

• ember of misleading etatentente with reference
to tie Skimp of Salisbury have during tin poet week
isesmeedl. rho Load= and proviaokli paper& Th.
inn./ Peet of Wodaseday stated ant hie lordship
- Will aumly apply to the Crown for • &Oregon to
ands. him In tie work of his disc...;" and tn. World
mesoonood that " the Bishop of Salisbury has resolved
to resign his Eim in Ow spring." We are In • position
le give an unqualified omtredidion to these and otbor
denliar statearsoM We have the best author; for
Antis( that his lordship has no intention of • Tins
lie the Crows for the °rooftop of a Suffragan Bishop
of ids diocese ; sad with regard to the larthw conflict.
lag rumour of his lordship's intended resignatioo, we
are authorised to Mate that no such step is *outwit-
gisred.—Salisbary Journal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

DREADFUL ACCIDENT TO A FIRE RRIOADE.

At half-put tan ose Thursday oight • fearful accident
occurred to tome members of the Dublin Fire Brigade.
They were rotting out a fire In a jeweller', shop No. 10,
Trinity-etrevt. • circler le ion% and hot almost rid..
relabel tbe luau, when the oliflca fell bodily. with •
fearful crash. burying six of the I rigais man In the debris.
• fire-secape wee op againet the front of the building.
Thle was anuoihed in two by the failing wall, ant a Orr.
man open It was thrown to Vie grout' Tag hums was a
cisr) aa,laS. angular one. A crowd speedily collected.
A dose Bruit, MOO 1020111aiibtril set to week to dig out
their comrades, and moms people in the crowd at once
volunteered to assist them, whilst otheee he the neighbour.
hoed came forward with gheeeig. TOO rumen worked
with great alacrity. Two of the brigade men who were
lying our the surface of the ruins were at once
exteratvd, and after htlf.en.hoor'm digging, two
mere. still alias, but badly it,jiir.d. were cerefully taken
out and conveyed to the h spiedi Rite. the fifth man extri-
cited. died on him Sal to the boerital. Hs bed beat wedged
in bet woes (we globs Teo p.rsoo. In all were burial in
the mina. A family luau adjoining boner had a wonder.
fol iweape.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

1/11113011111

Pim SneglolleT Mr. 0. J.
Parke, the Bev. Our lyn, MejorAtensral
Powlett-Lane, Colonel Paget, Mr. W. Bolles-Fryer,
and Mr. 0. B. Parke.)—Bmina Barney, of Ooastitu.
tion.hill. who did not appear, was summoned by the
Mason School Board for habitually neglecting to send
two children—Alfred B trusty, aged 10. and Bete
Barney, aged eight years—to sehool.—Mr. H. W.
Dibben, the clerk to the Hamm %boo' Board, said
that this was • very bad Gem. He would now only
ask their worships to impose a Apo, but after that he
should follow up them proosedlage with a summons
under another melon of the Act, under which the
magistrates could send the children to an Industrial
iichool.—The Hooch imposed • fine of is.—C•orge
Lookyer, of 0 .nstitution-hill, was fined s§. for not
sending his children to sahool.—John Blip, of
Wimborne, pleaded guilty to selling bread
without having exposed in a oonsplocoue place in his
shop Pada sad ',sights for weighing the seme.—Fined
10s, and mem, Aroold, of Hinson, was
summoned for ridirig • bicycle on the bMhway after
mutest without having • lighted lamp attaceed.—Dis-
missed with • cautious, and advised to be more civil to
future when • police-oonstsblo spoke to him. —William
Booming, of i.ongham, was fined se. and 7.. 64. costs
for allowing a horse to stray on the highway between
Lough= and Ringwood.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

000KLE'8 PILLS

will sever fade from my memory ; sad • friend of mine
ohs neenvii through taa sm. dim,ict, many months tater
wards, Wormed ine that my lame ea • ' medicine an
had not died out, but that the marvellous cure nee even
his • thane of oonversatlon in the bauer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

THE SOUDAN.

STATEMENT OF A FUGITIVE.

Thuraday.—A soldier. who wu one of the few
spared at the massacre of Sinkat garrison. lose +waged
frJrn Osinan's camp, and came in this morning. He wee
It the mac on the day of the flee, and was taken 14
o,mni with the women tato the bills. How did not
w'tosee the bank, thougii he saw the smoke and hoard
she mole, of the firing. Hooey. that 0.11111/11 has not snore
than MO Mon 1.11 with him. many of wh we wonng.g.
The whom of the r'st of hie follower. wore either killed
or have dawned, but many of the Shaikh. still remain
with hiss, sad avow continued falth to hie piatensiona
The women are very nolent against Oan.a. and ogygg
hlm se the slayer of their husband. end brothers. They
say that our prowedingo at El Teb show that it is not
true that the Yoglisti are bad, for we buried
their dead, and did nit destroy tho .1011111 Of 'train
The day before yesterday Oman gay. tho 'oldie, a goo,
and told him that be moot tight if the English cams.
The man, who is • native of Honiara. "greed to do en,
but took the first opportunity' of making his escape. He
says tint it • grist pity we did not deetroy the grain at
Toksr, aa that has eowtot ited Ottoah's chief source of
eupply, anl has enstoled him to W• 1111•111 his position.
E•M de/ he *etas pond., of men to fetlh ration. from
Tokar. Ovensa no i.ea hie camp d oily noong the bill.. .o
an 1, render it dlfilcult for our c ave,ry to oat di him Ho
however, that he will & tick us if we attempt to
is,,. along the Borbar road, e'en lb. Ca, only get NT*.
01111 10 follow him.
Toe following Prociannt on h • Jut 1,1r7n illtiOd 1—
" The rewar I •if 5000 d la tor u u.nDa,hn ban
withdrawn. N r •war.l sill lei give,." It i, oudgaled
that this withdrawal of the reward is In niestquenee of
inotructions from home. Th. generel upinion herr is
that it is • great min dm to interfere with 111011 on the
spot in matters of this kind, as this offer, more than asy•
thing else. stamps Oiroan Darns ea a criminal, and sot as
• religion. hoed,.. It would, ta., have probably driven
him from this vicinity, which is. shove all ilium the
moot desirable at prison% as his c.i,lgr dnitb. or
departure are the only alternative. which will permit of
pews being restored here, and reline the army from Ile
ta.k.
Since the mutinous 'oldie,i were punished the other
der, complete older has prevailed at &talon.
41—Tee 10th Hussars left here this
morning for the pingo.' of intercepting between Tama'
and Tok or no 'now of eighty c tweld which the rebels bare
sent to COallay oraiu from 1.. lott.r lwahtr.
Groat pr,vat on exista among the tribes about and
beyond regnant). Excluoive of G ivernonat 300
tons of Erslo looloninn,l W na,rchanti were left untouched
by us at Tokar, and the Captors, if tirade.% will hasten
the submiseion of the tribe*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

DREADFUL EXPLOSION IN PARIS.

Early on Tuesday morning the roririerpt of the
house, No. 9, Boulevard, Boone, Nouvelle, Part., was
c-owing with a lightadcandle the threshold of a cellar,
when • deafening report wise heard, and she found
hermit surrounded by flumes. She managed to get
b,iik to her lodge not much hurt. Firemen, polioe,
architect. and builder were promptly in attendance,
and it was conch' led that the explosion was due to
gas, but where it bait originsted was • wintery. The
firemen found nothing to extingulah, the 11 sines having
diaappeared. An invisetigation was commenced, and,
on cleroentliug into tile cellar, a feint odour resemb-
ling petroleum was noticed, In addition to a
strong smell of gas, and there were indications that
the explosion had originated in an old patty wall
connected with two other houses In the Rue
d'Aboukir, and 293, Rue St. Denis. Ultimately it
was further ascertained that the cellar adjoined the
cellar of another house, No. 261 of the Hue Si. iholl,
to which there is a retell wine shop attached. The
general opinion being that the source of mischief
would be found there, five of the persona engaged
descended at 4 o'clock in the afternoon into the ostler,
with a lantern. Immediately a violent explosion Wok
E rat, igutit Eroody ereuxl thaed • 41:411of lb.
frag
meats of broken hints. The people in the wine shop
and several passers-by in the street were struck, and
the five pumas who bad entered the °oiler were
hurled beneath the ruins. Terse of them were quickly
got out, but not without broken bone, and butes more
or Wee merlon.. Tue other two wore brought out dead
eke, • search of an hour. One of these wise hi.
Viguier, • police «swank and the other flerniaou,
the chief of the firemen. In all 21 person. are wounded,
seven seriously. Tnere are four death. Item the
explosion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

A RIDE TO KHIV A

CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY,

Hors! Horse Guards.

I pm, n Ar.:--" Two pair. of licote lined with fur wen
also taken and for phydo—with which it la widi to be
'applied when travnlling be oat-of•the-way places—some
quinine and °cot's's Pills. the latter a most invaluable
medicine, and one which I have need on the natives

Oestiral Parka with the greatest possible scoots.. In last
the =woollens istlieste produced spin the mind and body
olas Arab Shia. who was impervious to all native
modkdaag, whoa 1063'12liter to Mtn eve
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

POOLS.
TOWN COUNCIL.

TRlDAT.—Prdrest the Mayor (11. r. W. H. T. ?reversion),
Aldormen Hamilton, kyles. Curtis. Noton, sad Buckley.
and Could Bore W. D. Misdate. H. Farmer. Testators,
Manama. Wash'll, 11641.0., Blanchard, H. S. Dickinson.
Gifford, Western, Mate, Barkley. and Balaton.
On the proposition of Aldcrotaa Arm. seconded by
Councillor RALSTON. the report of the 13.11031 Attendance
Committee, recommending that the salary of Kr. Job.
lowlam. the &hoot Attendasoe Alcor, be axed at £4O
pert annum fen 'nommen of Alfil was adoptod wog dis,

11111 PaOPOILD OTIII7I/1/1111T.
Relative to this wetter the Togs Ci.eas gated that, as
for ne be could judge, hie bellereg the further Dog of
obtaining en order would De about CIO.
Kr. MODALS 1140 sire the results of an interview he
bed bad with Kr Jordee. to. Parliamentary &gent to
the Cluncil, with reforest/a M the question as to bow the
money was to be provided for gratioally restocking raw-
Vogt of the harbour with °yaws. It. said this, which
seemed to be the chief point of difficulty, and was esti-
mated to oust about Ll5O, be thought might be met by
the sonny being advanced out of the rater:here wee •
legal difficulty in the way of their taking it from the
food, of the g ear Trusters-
Alderman NORTOM gild he should c stagy protest
easing the funds of the Qaay Images being used for the
purpose. What they had amine In should be need for
of the improvement of the harbour.
Ik. purpose
s thought now the/ Were within • reusearable
Magmas of mimes it would be saicidal to allow the meteor
to drop. They could take the mosey from the rates, and
tour order, when it was °Melee& would give them the
powers of pectostlag the ilskeries. They would be doing
• very gums thin, indeed if they now stopped snore
The Town Otani said the moment they obtained their
order they must begin to watch the &Iberian
Kr. Betatron remarked they all Intim the Poole Asher
men had destroyed the oyster fisheries, had now they
were destroying the bass.
Yr. Warmit. said thooreade of small Ash ware now loft
on tire betake of the harbour to die.
Ultimately the following resolution was paned • —flat
the Town Clerk be hotheaded to reply to the
soelotent-
e.os.tori that all monies required for putting the fishery
into • more cromptiote get. will be taken, in the first
instance, out of the borrugh fonds, and that the watchint
of the harbour would be serried out by men employed by
the Council.
A report from the Watch Oommittee reemosendlag
that Kr. Loader's tender for supplying pow. grothigs for
the year was adopted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25

FALLING OVER THE CLIFFS.

On Monday evening • lad named Stair, the eldest
son of Principal War is r it sir. had • marvellous
secape from being killed. It sppeare that near the
Grove playground is a tip over the cliffs, whmh at that
point we about 110 feet high. Over this tip the rubbish
from thy garden be thrown. Between tho t.layground
wall sad the edge of the cliff is • i•dge about twelve
inches in width. and on this stray mods have dropped,
and I were have sprung up. On the evening in ques-
tion the lad Stair got over the wall on to the ledge to
pick some wall-ff men, when he mimed his footing,
and to the hon.., of his oomp.olms• fell headlong over
the 014. Fortunately he first fell on some clay,
which broke his fall, and this undoubtedly sawed his
life. He then rolled down to the foot of the cliff. His
companions went down by the path to his help, and,
having bathed his faced, helped him home. Or.
Ulu was called in, .o I it wm found that the lad
had sustained a broken wrist, eight wounds on the
head, and numerous c .ntusione in various parts of the
body. He la now progressing favourably towarda
rooovory.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15

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atalogues and Conditions of Sale.

Handbills, Concert and Lecture.

Circulars, Programmes.

Business Cards, Note Headings, Bill

Heads, Price Lists,

Reports of Institutions, Statements
of Accounts, Societies Rules

Pamphlets, Sermons.

Cheques, Memorandum Forms
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15

0001CLra PILLS

will never fade from my mmuory and • Mend of mine
who pared through them... district many mouths alter
wards, informed me that my fame es • 'medicine maa
had not died out, but that the marvellous care cm even
the. • theme of convenation in the bazaar."

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15

PETTY Sigs.SIONS,

The ogistratas on the Beech Were Mr. H. Far-
mer (chairman), nr. W. N. Wo.tme, awl Mr. ti. H.
Gu ch.

I he °fay case to cell for attention I/ SI that of Gen.
F., gs, who wens charged with awsulting Annie Tilwa.
Ego and Tileeers husiiseed are -hop p two, aced 41 •
natural consequenim they cannot agree. Tidied, who
is blin•l, said the defendant was "a common informer,"
aial had thrown out insinuations afrainst his wife, lie
hail threatened to " smarh ' him. Witneems were
celled, but their eel lance only showed that there we..
C ,121112..L1 serrealehle leeteee a the lot. The elafeetatea,
who also called witaewee. seed the roes h Pi helm wane:
on for fourteen days, The evidence warn my contra-
diatory, an I the Bench dismissed the ease, ordering
th • dasodent t pay hell the -eta.
This earn all the btainess.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15

FZEDING YOUNG PIG'.

The best war to Ivan Ile young pig., asys a u weep in•lont
it. the trait larmari Garetts, is to let th int ran witn
their ro ithers unto! the in 'torte dry up, an it ...low the
young ones to go into an otarta.ure by toenmelveni, where
thay can he fed on extra mit., or "mast tenant and
gum ad with milk or cantonal. Any of these grain, are
good, and so ha barley around an 4 mignd with milt, or
termontod slightly. By feeding and suckling at the mine
tins thaw, is no sudden change. ant tho pigs will h•-•liy
nrss Us. mother. sot in fact, they may to, weaned when
six or eight weeks old by being fed in the manna
described. and they will he cuntont in th-ir 1., 'hag pen
when k •pt entiraly a•ay from tn., mother. What, net.
or barley meal may be cooked far the young pig., but it is
not necessary to do so; but it is emential to have it fer-
mented. To. feeding ohnuld he of ten and • little at • t mo,
end this abonld be all eaten lip clean, or lass should he
given. To feed young pigs six theme tail. bettor t an
Lodi, so km often. By "a litile" is want enough to WI
the monsoch moderately full, bit t. no cam t the oat oat
of 'tuition or gaming. Thirlatkr manner of fee lin 4 wit
dostroy the sops' ite or pr Aug a kid a•I or pod ty c in-
dition and stunt the pig. " B lad staggen" err ••aunal
by •tieord•red •tunalts. Rubntur torpentine on h • top
ut the head causes an active avapmat•on, awl no doubt
has • Manulating eilmt on tho whole system hot the
best remedy is woe car • in feeding, and '• 'ding in ouch
• am, that tits stomach I. kept in • vigoroue anal health-
ful state, and then there will be no rush of blood to the
head, hut it mill be equally distribire I all over the holy,
and the stomach will retain Ii p rtion Young pigs
should have an opportunity to got hr grass co- aeon sort
of er.an In .4, mo it helps them womilarfullv. Toey Ilk, to
...nit in the ground, and this, ton, In • natural condition.
They will eat more and thrive nett, amen MI, can
have them b•nollts. A • naible (mimic will tu ha...,
It,, surcoundings and food ft.' his pigs conform to thoir
nstores as mucb at possible, earl in rotate, ha ito, ha
mill hollefth
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15

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SULPHOLINE
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A MARVELLOUS APPLICATION.

KAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY HARIALFS&
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ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEEISH.
Thera is scarcely any Eruption Lilt Ida yid.' to
Sulpholiue " in a fuw da)s, aunt cowmen'. to We
awAy, ma if scentiLgly rt,t cure. Or.huary
"...does', blotches. eruct. rougl.a, vibi,h as if by
magic.; whilst old, (naming disoracrs,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15

PORTLAND.

A BOAT CAPSIZSIA—A •dlora were being rowed
to their chip on Ntortilay evening, when the boat w.
.p. 1211. The sailor. aaved themeelveo, awl aft it.,
wards found that the boatmen, • WWII 'nth cuan-
named, it is D iver, w. miming. He warn ,'on
1(.4 orerwii, boring .auk, on I one .1 the Allyn pa aped
overboard and dived in after him, bringing bun up,
apparently mom des 1 than alive. He Ir.n tak in on
tr,i, and ruiibei aud rasa and anim•tion restore I,
hht he we. .till I the ship on Tuisiday evening, being
too ill to be removed.
A CHAIM—Toe sailors bad to return to their ships
on Monday ...Lg, but some of them failed to put
in an apte iron a at the pr 'per time. cal about 50
were apprehended by the Portland police. • few by
the Dorchettar poli., and some by the Weyin irrh
police, AO I hand, d 'ear t the authiirities. A picket
woe on duty nest. the Portland pier, and apprehend !id
one man who had not returned to his ship. Tue
Menlo of the deserter then attukcl the picket, snit •
fight en.o id, one man Icing rather badly served. The
detairter then to to the water, but was won
! captured and taken to his ship.
! THU preliminary meeting of the Portland Horticul-
! turd l 14 ciety took pi ice on Lumley evening in the
, Infant.' 9 ihoolroom, tinfoil:le. There wos • very good
! attendance, and the rectir, the Rev. J. A. Bees sr,
preabled.—Tne se iretsry gave the me, tint w wine wh
detailed acc mot .1 the fund. aral capabilities f the
society—as proved by several past yeara, showing lb t
there wean need of an lucre.. of income or • r,duc•
lion of the amount given in prizes. Bp the very kind
snorts of Mr. F. Reynolds (one of the Committee),
• concert was arranged la 4 year, and proved
• great suss. enabling Um society to par
the botanize dos to the b in. treasnrer (11r. F. I'.
D iwdeswell),_ cal leaving in his howls • balsoc
£1 6', 21. The various .111 Jeri Were re•ele,te I, and
committee with some additional natnos of gentlemen
likely to take au motive Intereat in the s ciety.
special feature of tbe meeting woe • special
committee appointed to wait upon the lead-
ing residents and tradesmen of the i.land,
I, solict either pecuniary help or gift of prime,
, and enderin or, if possible, to secure prizes to be given
! in this way (oth. society annually. The day of the
! show we. filed for 20th August and place. the
I seer, (cry wee to ask porinlosi in, am 1140/11. to hold it
! in the Drill 11611 and field adj mini, which we have
1.0 doubt will most readily be granted to such •
dertersing object.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15

AN ACTION FOR TWOPENCS.

I. the 14,4 Uwe, Court on Fridqr, the Acistent•
Judge and .3 ri hat be,ora them an action on • G.ll ol
examinee. brought by Mos,rs. Wet, in aoid Lyn.. iroa
m reheats. of Ad imsona-r ned, Victo-.• D whs. not I.
Venchurche.reet, • since the d -1-nd.nt. Mr. J P
builder. No. 1, CI Beking-road, to reoner tlao
bun £1741 21. Ina 1 21 ineer..l, cock Ili al,ogatn, r 417
li. • 1, on • bell of exehengo—The deiced .eit. pleaded.
•,uongst o-her plc" one id tondo, cud payinent irro
itart of .417 4, IL —Mr. Turn, we, 0000,1 for the
ola ; Mr. Groom for the de.ondant.—Toe lea-ned
judge ached Mr. Groom what doence be.. had to the
action IVIIIC• lie. 011 • 'lli of ex •nciir..—Mr. Or Ous : I
rely on guy plea of tend-r before maim tono•01, and pay-
ment of the amount of the bill into court. —The I,arney
Judge: How much did you tender Gro : Ttie
amount of to. bill, £l7 14. U.—The learned Judge :
When did you tender It I—Mr. Groom : On toe 7th of
Key, two days after the bill becarue duc—Toe learned
Judge . Then your tender wet hod—Sl I intereet had
became due, and the plaintiff was entitled to it. You
have no deleaca, and the verdict mast In for the plain-
tiff, with Wei. It I. your fact tendering too little by 21.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15

POOL 11.

PIIISaNTATION.—A gsutieutan .rora Athena, named
Hr. Allezaioler C.rioutbs-, hut heen in the town shout
fon.teen months, having • strain versel built for
towage portents in the I)•nub. ; h hmi named h
the St. George. During hie st iy in the town he bee,
tnrough hi. genial and I.le•eant manner, gained the
tesprot and sstsern 01 many of the inhabit tilts,
whiak was shown on Towtolay evening, when a " cOO
vivid meeting 'wee held at the King's Head Hotel,
and on behalf of malty friend. the chairman (Hr. W.
Y. Furmage) presented him with • very handsome
album awl • writing deck, after which several totuta
were drank, including "Success to Mr. C.dorriba. and
hi. Vessel," " Fes Chairmen," and " The H sties."
rug Scuow. or Suonsct Aso Aar.—Toe reedits of
the &cox' Heade Kaantioation in oinneotion with
this school, held lard May, have ju4 b en received.
Prize. have been awsr.ted ti Hirst Bu idta, Mice
Potter. and Thom.. Young, for free-hand drawing;
Li W. Grandma Si fey Hooka's', Mi.. Id. Slade, 1).
Sloasombe, A.hert You g, and Tuomas Young foe
perspective; and to Abort Young for model drawing.
!ertificatee have bean anarded to V. Hartland, MOI-
L Doll, J. E. HIM, Iliad A. Blabs, %lint NI. K.
NlcFattl, P. Sod4fisl4. H. J. Smith, and Erne4 Ttlawl
for freehand drawing ; to Miss A. Hopkins, A. Pearce,
I'. SAglisid, and Mts. NI. Slade for g.ometry ; and to
Nligl Bolden lir model drawing. the tots! number
..f pa see this year I. 23 agida.t IS last year ; while
the prizm are ten. against six le4 year. Every student
examined ia perspective receives a pth I.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15

To the Editor.

Sir,—Through the medium of your paper I would
like to thank Mr. Brown for his court. ma reply to
t os query in your issue of the 27th ult., &A for eettliug
he matter so far, as it was supp eel to refer to
Inhabited Hots°, Doty. There 1., however, • very
confused ilea in regard to its Leming on Income Tax.
I will epecify • ow, " • fair sample of scores of
°there." I am a quarryman, and posses. • freehold
o 'Urge amassed at ft and worth to we ab tut £7 twr
annum. My income from all sources is lees than
per annum. Now 0011101 the query. Mu.t I pay
Income Tax, and, if so, can the authotities legally
claim four years, not haring made • previous applica-
tion !—Awaitiog • reply, I am, sir, yours obediently,
A QUARRYMAN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15

'MING FIRE TO • MUCK OF MAT.

A small boy, named Arthur House, was indicted for
setting era to a rink of hay value LI% the property of
William Brooks Norton, at Hilton, on 19th Ili,.
Prisoner pleaded not guilty.
kr. Criti• appeared for the prosecution.
William Brooks Norton. fanner. of Milton, sold on the
PIA of May be had a rick of hay about t on, on hos
farm, and on the following morning he found it tied boon
destroy•d. It was worth LIO or .Cl 2.
Jobe Illowlem mid on 191 May h• was with prisoner
and Elistbeth Chagey It came on to rain, ant they
went for shelter to the rick. Primmer asked him if he
bad any locifert, and h• gar. SOM. to tha girl She
etreok Nee of the matches sad cry.. it to the prieoner,
who put it to some hay. The girl put it out, and priwolr
Woo took unwise Gaming "motes," and put it in a hole
In the rink. Hs than ran away.
Elisabeth Chatty corotboratei. While they ware near
the rick primmer asked Howlers for a Mailer, am be bad
some "awaking rtuff. Ilowlein took out • match, and
she lighted It on his trougen, and gave it to prisoner.
Prisoner took • handful of hay and lit It, and witness put
her tot on it. Prisoner to .k it up and put it in a hole
the rick. They could not put it our, an 1 ohs ran

•wsy.
I'.B. Felatent pro, id apprehending the prisoner.
After having been cautioned. he said " Mowlens gare
the match and Iset Sr.. to it."
His Lordehip stid the cis was very clearly mo,.t.
Although the prisoner had mad subtedly committed the
offence in miechief it win • seri°. matter and hal
brought himself within the reach of the law.
Toe jury founl the prisoner guilty, and recommended
him to mercy on account of hie youth
In sentencing Um primmer. the Judge said—You have
been convicted of a very mirehlevout att, but you being
a young boy will have what I have a tight tr inflict, and
which, if I had been a ronag boy and had dorm it, would
have been inflicted on me. You will be whipped and
disearged at the end of 49 hours.
The b iy, why appeared seinewhat etraue in his manner,
was removed struggling arid crying.
Addressing the I ry, his lordship rims:kid—That is
what would have happined t 0,., if we had Urn at tchool
and had done this.
The Judge (to th-i warier): G sour. om It be managed
C.) let him have it light, only let hlm remember it .

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George Tritalts). lebourri, vas indict 4 fr earatnitting
a alemiinsbio odour, with • eon. at C ,ropton Abbas. on
2lth.
Prisoner pleadod lot guilty.
M. B. Fosistt Lock &pseud for the prosecution.
Toe ease we proved. and in unoeuring up bin L
animadverted on Owes cad. being tried la open Court.
The Jury found the priamer guilty. and he wes
tanned to tan year: penal servitude.

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