The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-02 00:00:00

MEATIER MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

•
Ths fif th annual masons of the anutharn brooch of Ibis
unation woe hel.l at fklialoory oa Wedueeday. Oo the
arrival n 1 lb. niessto•rs, thee sere enterminyd at lunches%
at the residenoos of Dr. IL P &wimps.. Kr. D ,raa. Kr.
,eing. and MV C Botwata Al ball.paot toes o'clock
itte genera meeting nt 'to breach sow hall at Lbw
Ctuncil Oh ostler, Mr. B G 0 iris's. the preeidaar for
year. is the °h .q • one those prment were :—Mr.
J. IP Lea* 8 anoints., N : Dr. W. 0. Vao.tr,
Loeb. Wayinnoth Kr P. W G. Nunn, Bournemouth ;
Thor... bl.O
iRi e.im= : Mr.
po
Dr. Wein Coning tba honorary secretary nod boa.
itursr, baring rood tise initiates of the last meeting. Mid
before ths members the scrouoto of the lin isch
Mr. Malta moved, sad Dr. W. V. Lusa sicooded, the
following re.lution. which was utianimotaily adopted :
" not ths neat annual tomtits for 11511 be heirl al arch,.
Kr. prolamin Borrow being the preathisty
Professor MACDONALD !text propoied the folio...big
resolution :—" Thu the Akers nominated by the marten
he elected oaken of the branch for WV:— Professor Da
Chaumont sad Kr. Igor Beiskinpsis, of Ryde: repro.
erintatives of the jewel Clamed at the amosiation. Dr.
I
Wineter Mr. Moon nit. ilollabury : 80rg....tf olir hes
o Porter. Heller : Dr. Henry Oiborn, Southarapento ;
C,oroptoo, Bournsmouta ; Dr. Philpotte, Pude K.
Cum, Tershani : Mr. H. P. Norman. Bootless that Dr.
NjohoLoik. of Brnedianor, bs re elected representative on
the Public Bills Committee and that lb. members of the
Pesach council be Dr. 13 Dire. Ringwood ; Mr. Litarlo.
Sturrotneter Newton: Dr. Back lman, Saliabury ; Dr.
B ,siogotnks ; Mr. P. Morley, Portsmouth :
D,puty.lospeotor-Osaeral Acheson, &outhsea load IYr.
Ward Cousins
Dr OXFORD osconded the resolutios, which was carried
susanisi,eisly.
• Conversation took plat •respecting the acenrenilitY psymg Lb. expanses of thy mpriesootaiS ye elected to attend
in ',natal on the Public Rills Committee.
Dr. J. Ward Gassing was unnol,ooqolmislead hon.
secretory sad treasurer amidst Me amaSome ol tiom
mrusbonk
Dr. Coasts& in returning thanks, said that he Ihed
filled the poem which he hold from the commeammerr
tha breach sod ha could minus theta that no dots .01
Ka more B,o9faction NodLlsoellre than •` 11:41
were cosnectsd with thins u He i• """'"
, received the
greatest kindness from all, mai
sasotioolot the sou not help
0h11106..0n which he eta oader to
ths bon. sleonowolo of tie various districts—to Dr. Lusk
ssomtary for Dowst ; to ID. ?nod, secretery for Boutli-
„sr to Dr. ',meta ettorelo,7 fOc WiDOINANDIr ; and
. The br
f ilaloryanch lad
inorti;ekl or
num= be trusted that Its deliberations
would sdd to the advaacement of the peacoat... Al
Portsmouth last year they had. plea:mot mid united
olostioll: and as for himself he would continue to do his
utmost to uphold the British Medical trositloo of that branch of ths
Almelo on
The Pneasomer than dell eared his &Idris,.
Al its ouoclusiou Surgeon-Osneral Losotionn proposed
a vote of Dunks to the chairman for his encY sae
address.
Dr. UAL', otosondad the proposition, which was ome.4.
manly adoOtwi
Passion= Melly acknowledged Um compliment
paid to him.
• hag convareaUcet hors followed menectieg the
Medea of unqualified Persona acting as seesinal
and the following resaleable was tutastreeasly :adopted :
" That the cam represented by Mr. Parhiamm of.
calling himself • MODIOIL awl ageless • ONVilost• t • that
amt. be reported by the boa. 55505(5,7 of the branch to
ths Gemmel Medical Council."
This brought the proemial'. of eha awe., to a doas.
and the members Asa visited the Blackmon If wawa.
the orloatrell obkma of prehistoric areemslogy being
asplaaood to them by Dr. R. P. Baokroora sad a very
lastruotive couversation took Piece on the don Ilium.
mats round In tbs drift sad other sari, relics deposited
in the collectloo.
Al leall-pest tom o'clock the compsey svoesseled to the
Close. -ben they were reenined by the ilea Itreibelesella
Lear. who had nadertaken to give • thortoptios of ths
Ostberdral.
A &e R
lm barb's best expremed to hear the new mow
oobardeoa. the malM. who who &Mew
gears Saved with Sipa Whet
Afton( MS ci:Mook this rionleanY, including most oi
tiVrammat Um la *Meg stretlog. %di aimed to
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TIM DRUNLANDIi SOLILOQUY.
Drink I drink I drink I
Lift goblet and chalice high,
D.i.sk I drink I drink !
Tdi the stars are in the sky—
Till this stars shim' in the midnight sky.
Oh lay what can compare
With the merry, sparkling, ruby wins,
To drown dull thought and ears
Drink !drink I drink I
Al inorningonoon, and right—
Aye I drink I drink drink I
It inaketb the heart so bait I
It rasketh the heart so light I forsooth.
And yet I know full well,
That Ito hoary chain, will drag me down
To the depths of the lomat bell I
Drink I drink I drink I
Till the devil(' come trooping in,
To unlock the Eaton of pavilion and last
And A• me for soy Si. I
Ye. I drink I drink I drink I
Until health and wrialth are god.
And the wife of tol bosom sill in Mir
While my children cry be bread,
Drink !drink I drink?
What care I fat wilt or child,
Or or Heaven / for thoughts NUM's,
Inflame my pas ion wild,
Na,, give mit drink move drink?
Nauaht else on eat th I crave—
"A short and i merry life for me t"
Then, 0 o,al I a drunkard's grave?
Drink? drink'! drink?
Tho' within the 6o.iue howl
Them lurketb the seroent's dewily sting
To drstroy both body and soul?
And yet I we. onoo so fair?
Now obi Cl of Jibe and sworn,
And in blank de.ptdr, I curse the day—
The hour when I was born.
Tor 111 drink I drink I drink!
Mull low In the dust Eli.,
• rile, polluted, loathsome thing,
Too sioful to live or die,
Ton sinful toil., or die, alas!
TIII my soul, all mad with woe.
Loops out of this wretched lido away
To tho dark abyss below I

Y.t stay. thou lost me, stay—
Thor* la portion for such at this,
Tba "Prirmi of &noon" waiting Amin
yr, thy hoods to set this fru&
Oh! Ike to RI • open side—
Fr this did if. lifeblood Row I
B Hain In Him, and thy crimson stain"
8 .11 ha groaned as " whit... mow.'
—Star el genii.

TBZ P 4111,11 DISII.. BILL
To lA. Editor •1 ao .signotort
given q .00 .4 c tfineelel
in entreats my e•etteet selen.tole for more Hue twenty
rrark and bwring stn4i 4 in a son t
naerticel some. I tote he &Thome to aunt SI moth Boo*.
1.108 LINIVI awl thei• effects ma ottny td Woo otottio.
oho tiddler the H tom and otto ore opposed to tho
811.

1.44. me th.o elate. In the first olwis tilet enotaidons
phew, posiminnt• and foort•o•I mouth Caesar, the two
alth +halt the Bill chi.ll4 deals, are not indigo.
otitis to this country. no,, ar• they aeon INA here. Thee
US unite a 4 nisch exotic disorders 44 Malin Pb 4104,, and
•ed. natio •cicas our Streit hiscause we have not
t he P^V-. Went to anPPflial them or peeress their
reintmdsetton fro.. sdaet Ir. 4.and-rormth disease
exis'ed nu the Contirwat of It mope for at host
t en opernries I...teeth law carried to 're Irmo
BM; wMle ',ileum-pneumonia wan known is 0.1,4
tirms Cir more those ren•ilitir, an I gradually Won Hog
westward, through 'animus cirrom•••nre,. it alas reached
dd. oeuvre (ran R Man lin 1811 Ti.,, tee dreerifnl
enamor., her' neee. Ivrea 4.41.011 oir cattle pr.rinaa
•0 the ab .vanien•l•rne I ; they were ge.tmei.g
"neer diee.see" riot coins '.4th. isac anee prevadirse SO
to their entire 40 ,0414.41 .4140044, it 4fril as 'a...Win
Awn°, of ant contrary Inea4.lnD4. ahoy 44.4ra all to
is .In4ain them-Ire. without let*, hindranne u..t I/pito
• recent periol. Their prey den,. ha, also. an ihrubt,
to fresh inatalmenta or c ,otaulon fines
abroad, brought in by almost every cargo of foredo'
animals.

--The lower the.. two Meows have occasioned are per-
fectly appall iii. eat it it O,4,0”11 100 much to u.s OINK
thee have indicted a m ittt errious injuty ttpon our Agri-
cotton and been • source of grave damage be the national
wealth and prosperity. They have not been. *nil ant aot,
dustpan to farmers ant stock breeders only, but hen
proved, and now wove, detrimental to the best interests
of the public. Their diminution or total snPosseeion 14
not a political part question. nor yet • else. queetioe,
but one for the entire e immunity. In • stouter like our
• own, .ith such an amount of animal wealth, and
depending, as we do, so largely upon animals or their
products, it is a matter of the first netostaity that such
diseases be suppressd.
Fieuro-pnountonia and foot-and-mouth disease depeed
for their extateooo and rottintainence a lely OPoll their
contagious properties, which, particelirly in the latter
disease, are •a trernely active and insidious, and not far
behind tams of cat's Plague. But, noterithstandirsg disk
activity and inaidiousnece, three die-saes are as muck
amenable to control as the cattle plague, and could be soon
OstirPaled by Proper measures.
To prevent the introduction of contagion, slaughter of
fat stook at the port of deberkation—better still, at the
port of embarkation—la the only safe measure. This is •
erne sanitary peer tution. and will in no gray istsrforto
with the food supply of the people. The cattle need not
be killed inimedietely ; but may he kept to suit tie
demoudeof the market. Thrtrefore there need be no more
loss than bottom* with the filch of cattle killed inland.
From a careful consideration of this memoirs I ain
strongly of opinion that it will prove most huma
econsmical, and wise, and that ita benellte will extend
beyond our own Priantret
The period of quarnetine for store stock is certainly too
brief to he safe. and unkis. it be extended I would strongly
core the necessity of having separate markets for this
stub, to as to prevent their mixing with home-bred
animals. In this there would be no hardship, but grant
&denature.
NJ country should be exempted from the quarantine
and 'Mushier at the port of debarkation meseure, an
countries now supposed to be free fr.m contairi..s disease
might become infected in • very she- tim.. Denmark Is
perbase not now a clean coun'rr. for I And in the Walk
veterinary sanitary report published that foot-stud-mouth
disease and sheep scab ware present In Beelend and
Jutland. In Prance MI the contagious dimmer inoludeti
in the Bill prevail more or lees extensively, and the MOMS
outbreak at the Paris Exhibition is an evidence of the
dallier incurred in receiving cattle fruit that country
without the most stringent precautions beinn observed.
Tie utmost care will be required in inswing safety ke
the trade with Ireland _an meentielly exporting oniatry.
Fliers is no effictent sanitary inspection there, and psi
inspection is absolutely valueless. Besides, the cattle
ships are simply moist nee of infection, and cattle If
healthy when embarked, cos scarcely way, sentaatina-
Unit before they are landed here.
The sloughter of cattle at the port is so emential for the
safety of the country. if inhind °manor. e are to he applied
with any pro-p-ct of permanent success, that unless it le
allowed, Beck breeders and raisers cannot ha expected is
ouninit to severe restrictions and it would be better I.
throw out tie Bill altogether then h•ve this denim
omitted. I fail to see that the measure Is 'any wet pre-
tec,lopist gloss in the matter of colligation, and Lie
protection of home stork end the food and the wealth of
this oniony. Free trade in disease has bees a most
winos evil, and this Clin only ba &Vetted bt mina tifetsfailit as this Bill coutnine.
en,. ftle. Tonne ohedieint servant,
GICORGE PIEttINQIRCVS.I4 Lif• Olseds.
IL owe ol the Veterinary Jeareal.
London, June II).

Err's Coooa.--Guarsrut Ain Corroartmo —"By&
thorough knowlarlms of the natural laws which einem
tha oporathms of d4a.tino and nte.rition, an& by •
°artful apu ioation of Its fine ptop.rtire of arel'aelasted
roma, Mr. Epps haa provi. ed our breakfast tables
grab a delioatitly flavour.' twangs wltleh mar mom
us many hoary d own.' bills. It is by the judicious
um "finch artiolm of diet that a constitution esty he
gradual y built up ttrpil strmg sough to milt ivory
tendmicy to disee.m. Hundreds of auhtle maladies are
fi ,seity, appall its Ml* to attack wberewtr that, Is
weak point. Ws may **cape many a fatal sis ft by
keeping ourselves well Iona", wth pure bind and •
properly nourished tram* "—CI seance Gaeta& *told only in Paoketa labs 11•1— 'Jut AI Errs I Utx.
Humal,p• kics Chemists, London."

B I RTHa.
boosf6, it 0 Nor Lin MOM, the wife of Mr. Threw
Watts to • daughter.
Jur 1(, et the Sara Plough Works, Fordingra. the wife of Mr. Gorr Zryrieisb.,_.l • awash ter.
June 10 at at. Andrews /area West Ladwortle the
win of Mr. J. Legg. of • sea.
Jur $e at West Lulworth, the wife of Mr. & Rat
Oeseteuerd. of • daughter.
June M. at Albert Road, Southampton. the wife el Ma
& RA of • sea.
MARRIAGS.
June 30, at Si. Peter'. Church.' Dereiseeter, by lite Rev.
Mr. Jebel. Mr. lrearia lharine to Min & A. Karla D ItATHR
May 111. at Alton Perris. L'ada Dere& the fourth
beloved daughter of Hoary I.the and Pray Sophia
Steele Distal. after • short and palatal Woees, Mid I
yens sad two month&
Jess 4. at Aire Prone Tresses. Roes, lath sal
inbred dater of Henry J.bn and Fumy Sophia Steals
Glossae Uobs.Jth, from her berth, aged 1 year lad 'd
mooths.
Jet.ll, it Ise Norse Leiden. George. third Sea of
Mr. lawn Redeye of Dot theater. aged
JUIN M. st Windsor, of coneuropun
"emir
eenshst of Mr. T. Perry fiche. B4sls sehooliareers
Poole, seed Si rare
June 11, at 1. Arlialleersate D -scimitar, is her HA
year, Ana, the heed wife et 0.
July 1. St Reaslenny Pew F. .1i...t0: ig wtei. the
Word sou of arbe rt Te'diem Gram aged H 1
Tb.draie."';dier American millionaire is sneerer
Ru
formerly • railroad contrutor to the
„..ee 7.,,yerement. Ms furor is reputed to amour
Ve;alo,oo3
A sailer 'oldies has goes to his rest, dying, as be bed
lived all his lite, among soldiers. Major-General Wallets rs,sa, vc, who until hut year was is towered of the
Eurd aigbirders, sYrved is taster rinse no leas than 45
year.. passing during rat penod through every rads
from drummer to lieutenant-colonel Gemini Miler was the true type of • soldier, Tell and powerful ha wag
O man of treat etrength, and it is said that in the lodise
Ms , where he sensed the Visions Cross sad
the brevet rank of Mayer, he did a rid deal of the fighting himself, Willa( • large Barber
of the early with his own head. The old warrior
was se gentle as he teas tram Os or oa Parade he
Empathised with bis sot there was not • private is
the gallant fard who did sot love re Odra Is their
sports slid eaterrinments he took the keenest
end the "le% 11M-heeded kers was often to be Nee is
the cern or • group of sergeants and privates of the
regiment. Vs. earn who bar risen frees the realm have bre so beloved by both eMorrs sad ear. General Ware eared big cossrobiou as easing is the Chimes,
while serving ender his brave countryman, an Genre& sad set • lieutenancy whine • tern*.
swath afterward., He was is the Crimes frees the
briars( to the .id of the ounpaire aad wes
psi-
ailed be captain Jest before the bear Motley. With lits
reguasse the gerd, be was at the relief of Luckarr„ r ales
at nearly oven affair of importer* seder Lord Olydo. He
came back to Resisted • Add onion_ sad is in alarmed
the proud position of IleeleerialreDloe•l sinandiag the
regiment is winch be lad served bits brave career.
Coastal Wawa was sae of the ant beetenantyseireds
of reiterate to come seder the saw reguletions. which
Permit taws to hold cessesead of regiments !or Ire
years oily, sad last rear, therefore, the galiellit salelf4
Irea eaelpelled to sever Weisel( fro his old comrades the serener is whir b• had pared the rester part his if., The drummer-boy was made a nealariemend
his refiretrat (nee Ike regisayst Be Wee aerie ef hos
is
death Sean dap Ware re neat. sad it was eialVerigreeet r.qoeof that be was Carried t.. the Herbed
Rogrial.at Wooled& that be night " die asaaag the
solar&

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the Whom ki4h-strein West, Dorchester, la the
whit el 12,12:cialty, far the Proodeter.
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