The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-24 00:00:00

YOUNG'S OILS AND LAMPS MAY
BE OBTAINED FROM THE PRIN-
CIPAL IRO NM ON GEES& GROCERS.

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TIIK UNIVRRSAL REMEDY FOR BAD LEOS, BAD
BREASTS, OLD WOUNDS, AND ULCERATIONS
OF ALL KINDt
nor. tninaration which way ha So thoroughly
relied upon In the treatment of tha above admen.. es
Holoners Ointment.. flubbed upon the rurface of the hotly,
ovet, or near the affected parts, it cheappottre under Ihe
fr ellen of (be hand, penetrating at once to the source of lb.
t .11, and thus performs its he ding errand, rapidly, salely,
and wltheut pain. In all long standlog cases, Hollowei's Pis
should &In be taken, as they purify Hie Blood and mint e,i
depraved humour" from the opuses.
COUGHS, LIDLD4, SORE THROATS, and BRONCHITIS
This Ointment is irresistible In the cute of those throat and
pectoral oomplaints. which when neglected often end in
se tied Asthma or Contrumptl.m. The Ointment well rubbed
, upon the Chart and Sack, night and morning. penetrates t..
I skin, and I heir absorbed, le ouTied directly to the Lumen
where, In immediste.onnse. with the whole mem of circolw nor
Mood, it nog...3pm r expels all Impurities. By them menus
all pulmonary comp/Mots may be cured with rapidity nod
sees.
DUIORDREB OF THE KIDNEYS, STONE, AND GRAVEL.
In any of th,, thee, oomplaints more benefit may le dm lead
In twenty-four hour, by adopting the following simple mean.,
than conk* he brought about in ea months by rny other
treebbost. In Ind area, if the Ointment be lllig.olyrutbe4
It, the ',ban 01 the back, over tho region of the EIJI,/ It
will quickly penetrate and give immediate relof. b to
o ght of the Pills should be taken nightly according to circum-
stances.
00ITT. RHEUMATISM. AND STIFF JOIST&
TRW nvaluable Ointment exercises a more obvious oontiol
over Gout and Rheumatism than any other Irebelne. No
one need remain uncured. who will In cool earnest make a
oroul eneticedj,H, , I thul invaluable reconly--aecoreinig to
O. print:4 imtractiona Hared to each Pot. All settled
aches and pains will 'keens be banished by the tome treat
meet.
SKIN DISEASES SCROFULA, AND SCURVY.
The beee,e,ei aNete „I One peerless Ointment •ro tree
wonderful in ensoa t.f iti,gaorn, Scurvy and &'r,.101, or
Knorr Evil, mol now.re aro adequate to the rem .val of the
mom Inveterate Skin Dimon* to which the human ft no la
subject.
sold at Professor iloktewai's Establialdnent,
78, New Orfoni 633. Oct od St.), London ;
.60 by nearly every respect k Igo Vendor of Medictue through-
outCartlised Wor,d, Is 8.198 and Pots, at In lid
In 9d., 44.11• J„ Us. lee , sod an each.
Full prhateddireotions ere eased te emob ISA and Doz,aad
or be bid lo ikav WPM&

PKOTODYNE AUL A PUe411.% k: CURE for DeWitt's/
A or I Dersaganouts of the Goner itive &nil Nervous Sweat,
Prostration, Pimple+. Liao iA .Aorgy. Physical Depreseou,
Premature Decline, Wasting Dbusaa Exk",o4oo ci Nerve
Pow or, Lo.al Weak cues, cud ea bibalMod resulting (row Lome
of Vital Force. After teeing lbw Pill, the body and Derma
ore restored to Heath and Vigour. Sold tu &Mill (cantabile(
ruiliclistit for the Cure) price to. Al. Noy be had dime (rem
PrulAisturc cc isuelPt ci Thirty-tour Stamps. beat by Paul
to say &Oral.
U. lIY= di 00., Positiv• Batumi: LaboraaarY. MAO'
mpus-row, Loudon, W.

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COUNTY COURT.

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Bro. Mum then gave the health of " Kindred Societies,"
which Ira. warmly revolved.
Bro. Ping. secretary of '• Bud of Itope" Lodge,
M U.0.F., responded. In the course of an excellent
speech, he spoke with gratification ef the provers
made by the Foresters. For 45 years Chld(ellovrehin had
been established, and he had been a member for 24 years
and nine months He could not say a word againtt it,
u •r againat F vestry, because both were striving to do all
they cud for the good of th--ir fellow-men. applause./
Their lodge, the "Bo•I of Hope," ha maintain.d, warn
sec nod to none, boCatllls they had plenty of mover, stud,
ho hoped, men who were capdolo of carrying the businees
out. He extoresavi tho hope that both societies would go
on and doodah. (Appl doge.)
Bro. RELMEI, "Hand In Rant Lo h spnocl.4.
8.0. C/A1 gave the he dth •4 the " Viler',' roupl
wah the names of P.D.C.R. Bro. White and Mr. R tbetts
(I) otebester).
B- o. wH I Tit acknowledged the compliment
Mr. ROBERTS sitOTeti them that, Sean Oddiellow awl as
an Ea.:lithium, who always hic--si • go vi ~ inter, he would
It alvaye plea..l to &quo I such gathering, as tlis when.
ever invited (Loud Appian...)
Bro. 311E1100W, on behalf of the Court, thanked Lord
Altnzton (through Hr. T. C tombs) for hitt ill end Present
of EOM*.
"Th • Press" TUB UsiT prolonged be the R11•111)1.01, and,
Faring been neknowl-dged. "The L Oleg' were t meted.
Mr. IL A. H AAAAA and Mr. ARKWILIORT t. 4 as the
et,suopious •4 the four sex. The latter gentleman said he
should bo pleased to bec SD honorary member of the
soc Loy. (App:wo...)
"Tss H ,a,,,,IIIO4TosiWkiIKOPOOPTi bv the ensIBMAN
in 11 altering terms, and Mr. C. Rego responded.
The mossin ter of the evening was spent In • nonvirtel
manner. Ex mlient o.og. were sung by Mr. Read, Mr.
Clout's, Mr. Spitler, and others.

OTRER slums.

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DOROHBBTER. . Bro. NORM thanked thorn heertily, on behalf of the
Court, fo.. the warm reap •nre to to toe. They were
Din. 1.1:09514n 11611Ixeml. islues most appointment no. et lehreting their 114th tnnive rear,. and at the resent Sheet-welled Ram, over one ye .r.—t 2 Mr. George
is Actuary of the Rit‘ Inge' Rank we were pleaied to tim, the CO•lrt mtirtered MIA to lucre. end ileterg the W. II imer ; h.c., ditte. Six , n'.l-.
notice, has been appeinte il the wcreeery of the Dorset P.m yew they had initieted into Ce cent II matelot...
71t,t,:i.,n:.. I,:anfilit,•,.,—ne7,.
TM.r.:, i::t.'1,.(1.:.. W. it"nrr• Throe
Frlowily Society, sasicrng the slec Won ef ther sasneeing T. wo•ed •i ear they were mdr al.: . nee s r ..;rese (W.,,
seurtsui,t s•, s'',. nowt •.0 Nos eitiber Loth . e ere A r.e ir.l. tledr tout. i• * oil ,'4, • l'Y tic i'' 12 -11.rt.w ...led Cere. .1 if ta.t • I:- M
.igar,—. .1, r•
Wsnottin.—A pr tty we Mine took place at St. lest he e.. e e'iect they hut 41,19 u s• their tetcl espi•-., ;
t o h.pf . c mit:.lo. LIDO b..
Peter's Church on Tensile), morning Fut, when Mr. wsher. '5 a. ,'ll'.".°l 'An" ' ' 10 I) ova Fitic F. in .—'.l . i‘l. W.oa Homer's
f .4 9 • 01
' we-ch woo.. cer, them an morass 3 1 ,P r man.
F. W. Emery, of Madre was married to Illw • tbi, sus, Lem w,s in,„s „i ss four p. r repo. ral.i,ra Pri4 '. kI. Mr. .1 .ho Groins. Three et.triee.
Florence IL E. 0-oar. stranddarighter et the late Mr. w tee give them an &nand ietwe.t of sheet LW: Thor 20 Gather Lamb*, wh we wire was tic .1. r purchased
Edward Cross, of Dorchester. A orEleiderable numberhad been formal/ seeith-d with tee and three and iehatf of him.—Mr. C i 'lmmo. So in lerc'si Kis ~ Li, Mr.
of persons were present. The bridesmaid' were Mee PT Oettli : but they had r,invested their funds at four John Groves ; h.c., Mr. Jelin 0. :4aunders. Three
Jessie CMOs, Mhie Flersnce Cross. and Misr Cex o.r cent., and whores., by the valuer's rep,,', titre bet , 'mules.
(Reaminater), hf r.J.W. Denten officiating as best men. teen insolvent. he was glad to s.y thy Tirs
De now no 1
Mr. W. Darden (uncle of the in he) give her awa(r (Applau.e.) 11.0.,en:14grat igaot el t:ra I ...usra. the ee_
sick ut t of pay.
The service was conducted by the Rector, Rev. T. 1 ..
Knipe. tArtteubagl te'ety !pal paid nut lurch !el'a,:er I") Zri 13e. 101.
In • ick p.r, the following year tb. y paid A: 70, which was
An ADMIEfra was delivered in the mineton Hall on s ileriiestle Of LIPP ilt one peer. (hear, hear.) U,. to the
Tuesday evening le4t, under the auspices of the YiiIPP pioiiont [-we'll, ii ck rate bed haws rather h•okri.,. baying
Women's Christian Poe PittiOni by the melons Recter pel.l out Lltei 11. Pd ; they het had one numb: a death
of Wareham, Rev. H. Pelham Stoke.. The Peteilent and two m..mia. a• elzeie, for Which th.,-eibed.p4ll.al7;:et
of the Young Men's Christian Association, G. Curmo, r/A. TheirintSi;tukil:uostdurs.:4stn.tesni d ,;,...18.1..7
volent flund.
Fee.. J.P., occnple.l the chair. and was supported on ..., nit 'ir,;*
M.".nie...i.,1 , ant, during the... Ovens., of tho court in
the i latform by the Rector I I St. Peter's (Rev. T. W.
Anreh, staw..th-y hid paid out £3 MS in sick pay e)ons.
Knipe) and the Rev. T. Sleeve. The Hall was well (A 50
filled. After singing. and waver by the Rey. T. W. It opus.: mg f r 'ha Juvenile Branch. Bro. Clisauts mid
Knipe, the Chairman coneratillaterc the Y.W.C. A. t n they hot Toy 151 member.. They bad been formed eight
the success ef this tleir first public livetirg, on I roma. -.1 le yet t •or were only in their infancy; still they
trusted it would cr-le be the c ionnencetnent of a eerieo had trt..'""'l n' lees than Gd led` °' 14 yea's .4 l'' to
the tot n' oe
of such eatherin4e.. The Rev. H. Pclhom Stokes ( t•leuse.) The t out ....rib of the Breneb et
befere e imineocing his eddrv., spoke of the value iii revs, which w-s reelly the object the
Branch. (A
~iAe -t
rue was I:211 15s. th I , .03)0 of which was
the 'lump. A. Ile bad ket returned from Comda„ t'5.,.:t.,1 in th^ if trbmr Board a; Southampton at 4 per
where in almeet every city and towu he visited he was ~t , £3l 19i. In the Po•to.flice Sc•inge B•nle, and
made to foul at home by the welcome give hint by the cc;le..ol t. in the trewu-er's hen Is. S nee the form Wen
ageoclatione. The rev, gentleman founded hie address of tio Branch they ba 1 Pdd in tick I"l.C.:.midi., 71
on Revelation Hi. 12 nn.l 13, with special allusion to (Anp`anee )
the overcoming life of the Christian, m
and the feet of Tl een tiIIIAN reed a letter beim Me Keadall, the
their being made pillars in the Church of God. ...lied otii^ er, soli Thing Ire his tntlelity ~
lire. (Mums Foliage oroposed Mr. Konasn'a health,
He earnestly impressed ewe his hearers the need of and t 'stilled t. his cer ful ett litton to inmobors. 11e
reality in religion. an the Crest need et the present het only lawn with them a short time, hut still he hid
age ; such men as Mr. Moody (under whom the weaker won the hearts of everyone he hid had to detd with,
stated he was cenverted). Mr. Spurgeon, and Mr. (Applesisc, nods vice: " May be e,ways he • perfect cure ")
Aitken. The alaress WIS reseiscl With in.queut Mr. SMITS. one of the firm of the • .lietters 1 e the
tokens of appreciatien, i.n.l the Y. W.C. .e. are f etunate Distric• of 14 et. hiimidoe,_
,in eulogise, term., proposed
the heeirh of the D.C.R., B e. Sem referriniet i the !vent
In securinq the surviowc of the Rector of tVarehum, vb..
casually re.narlce 1 to hal engagemente up to
interest he felt in tee •ociety, and eesectally in the
Jutuar.f. ext enien of the Juvenile 13.ench of the Order. (The toait
The rceetirg wan chased with prayer by the Rey. . no. reeeived with Fereeters' Firs.)
Heave sod the benediett le. fir'. Rees hrt-tly acknowledged th • onsPlimsnt
It -. Mites cave the health of the" flonorery Members,'
end Mr. T. comfits reepanded.
It .1. SIIIROoLD car" the health of The Mwor and
Corporation." Haviog spoken of the municipal body in a
pleasing manner, Bro. Stsergold raid if there was one
g intimaters they woul•I like to is, ass member of the
Cori o-etlen it wee their e• e thy chairman himself, ant
It. lamed and trustee at thee 'escort annual e t t her in e he
woal4 he a.-lo to Stand up and respond for the to o t votft
MI . than members of the corporate body. (Loud AP-
playsv.l
)tr. AIitTSUP Loci, sethe senior member, first reeponded.
. In tbe ..,..r..s of hie epeeel he said hip dly for Ds.,
cheater thee had nn party feeling In the municipal losly,
and he tru,tad it would long be so. (11.4, hear.) What
did it matter, in such a question as the drainage scheme,
whether a man was a Liberal or a Conservative. (hear,
heir.) What they w not 'des. both practical and theoreti-
cal men, anti ho trusted they had both revresinted now.
fApplaiewe Referring to the aheenos of th-ir old friend,
Mr. Alderman Gregory, Mr. Lock scid he was sore It was
nothing hut the inclement weather that had prevented
him being there that night. (Applause.) The time was
shortly coming for him—(Mr. Lock)—to render up his
account as • councillor, and he could assure them if it
should be their pleasure to pliwe bite back again at the
table of the Corporeti hods, be should still endeavour ti
do what he considered best for his herough. (Applause)
Mr. T. COOMBS responded, and ezprresed the hope Ms
efforts were appreciated. (Hear, hear, arid +release.)
WT. W. TILLICT, alto replied, and secured mem If they
returned him again to his beat, be would use his beet
eudeavours to further the interests of tali, ancient borough.
(Applause.)
PLCASING PlrallintaTlON.
Bro. fititaceno then on behalf of the Court, presented
the Past C:def R . Bro. A. Scotts with • hasdroniely•
framed portrait of himeelf, sea memento of their esteem,
end in recogirtion of his past services rendered to the
('curt in presiding as Chief Ranger. He was bound ti say
Bro Scott bed awned their warmest approval. (Applause)
Bro. A. SCOTT. in a few words, expressed his gratifies.
tion at readying the portrait.
(Tire photograph was generally acknowledged to be an
excellent one, and was very Maar (famed.)

P10:1.

Beet Boar —The Pitron T DigbY'alp.4ze, £2,

Mr. N. Brojafiel.l. ELbI Ititri..
11lcst Broe.ling S tsv. I' won, Lord Iligbr's
riz lat, E 2. Mr. G. F. Vwcent ; 21:II, Cl, Mr. N.
jafiehl. Saran *oil id.%

11011iER.
Hunter (up to carrying 134. with hounds), which
shall jump three fli.thts ~1 hur lee, three times or
in £lO, Mr. Walter White ; 2nd, in, Mr.
James Keevire " Idsuriore " ; 3rd, £3, Mr. Fred. J.
B it. Nin4een own N.
Colt, not sect' !in4 fourt-en battle three inches in
height, which shell juin, thr e flights .4 hunlies three
time, or tuore.—Lor.l Alin .t 'it's £5, Mr G. N.
lhowie (Iriight 11 2 ) F •urt n
l'ony, nit recce tine thirteen hand* two inches in
'tel.:ht.—Mr. J. Grove's trip., £3 3.., Mr. Alfred
Tuning" (.g 7 yes-..) Terrier-o,e entries.
Cart Mao alai F. al. -Ist, Col. the Hon F. H. T.
1/Irhy M.P.'s prise. 15. Mr. Thomas Chick: 2n
Ed, given by Mr. John Chick Mr. Frank E. Pope.
Hackney Mare and Foal.—W. BrYumi B• 9:,
se, EL, Mr. lame. )(WTI! h.c., Mr. T.
Gaehm
Cart 'Colt or Filly, under three yetis. —William
E lot, Esq.'s prize, 1:11, EXOII. 14 la*.e 11. Geniis; h.c.,
Mr. Thomas Chick.
Iliokoey C ilt ,T Filly, under Cow years.—ltobert
Willi ono, jun., E.g.'s, £5, Sir. Frank B. 1' .pe, grey
cit. liy " Make II bate," ag-d thr-e years;
Chapman Baund.re aria Mr. J Punting.
1111 1 TE It.

(Tags I.—Firkin of Sate% Butter, 561ha.-I.t. C 5,
Mr. T,101113 • Kingmsn ;2 I, Et, Mr. Muir), Lock
3r.1, El, Mr. 'Fho,uss K.ll,vely ; h.c., M. IL B.
White ; he., Mr. Mic 4 Elewo-.11. 26 on.risa.
Ca. 2. ..f Fresh But', r.—l 12, Mr.
F,lmu, d Bugg; 20, 1. M. If. pft,..11; 3d. 10..
Mr. Lock; ii.c , Mr. Simon Kingman, Bruck-
Il•isy.
CHEESE.

Cleo, I.—Three Raw Milk Cheese. fdilhe. ob.-
I.t E 5, Mr. Jacob Can !y ; 2wl, LI. Mr. Henry
Cannon ; 31,1, £l, Mr. Joseph /3urfitt ; b.e., Mr. S.
G d•dge. 17 antrum.
Clow 2 —Cwt. of Skim Cheer., "Dorset Blue."-
Ist, £5, Mr. Edward Neal.; 2col 11, Mr. Michael
Elaworth ; 3rd, El, Mr. Thomas Wadden. 11 entries.
Claw 3.—Ties. Raw Milk Truckle Cheese, 181hs.
each.—lat. £2, Mr. William Con'; 2nd, 1:1, Mr. S.
Onedge•, 3rd, 10s., Mr. Tames Wyatt; h.c., Mr.
Henry Cannot.