The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-01-16 00:00:00

WARFRAM.

AN amateur dramatic perf7r—inTtre in abl ,4 the Dorsot
('only Mop Hal toolc place at the Girt, Exeleutge in
Monday evening. Thera was a very 40041 :Ltlendauee.
The programme was as follows: —"A Lesson in Levi'." the
characters being taken as fillies: Captain Freeman, Mr.
Claude Lacey; Orlando Mhblleinark, Mr. Chart's Lacey ;
Itabldebroek, Mr.o:wer. : Mrs Stitlierlaivi, Mr, Paittort ;
Miss Anadasia Winterberry, Miss 11. Squire • E lith Liallo
(tier neice), Miss M. F. Frith : scene I—The :Irawing-rooni
at Itellevue•honse r scene 2—Wi itkleberou gh on the sands ;
scene 3—The girawing•romn, Tte: get-nn and
acting of Miss Squire eras first-class. Mr. Charles Lacey
w. very coed a., Middlemark. Mr. Claude Laeey unite
a capital Captain Freeman. Mrs. Panton and Mis., Frith
acre exc.:tined): gotsl in their respective characters,
while Mr. Gower plapsl the part of Itabblelgrook to ger-
feetion. "The Househehl Fairy": Charactg
Clifford, Mr. Charles Lacey Eatherine, Mrs. Fantail.
The characters wernt well sustainetl. Ihirim; the intervals
i then: wan some singing ler members of the church and
I chapel choirs, old a pianoforte daett by the Mitloo4 4.
Reeves.
COUNTY PtITT Bassliorra, rieturday.—Before Mr. 0. IL
Samuel Cosh and Predoriali Warn, two carters, of I
Chablon, were charged with swaling a quantity of logy.
the property of their master, Mr. G. %V. Homer. and Joh*
Stieklantl. a allopkeetatr at Wool, and Hannah Marla
Barn's, his sister, were charged with receiving the saine,
knowing it to be stolen. Mr. Weston watched the rasa for
Stickland and Barnes —Levi Welhdead, a bailiff, in the
employ .d Mr. 0. W. Homer statist that on the Strel
instant the prisoners went to Wool to fetch culiu: On
their going the steoltil time he told them to take some hay
for their horses. Ile noticed•they took twee titan 'total
anti on his speaking to them about it they said they would
(ring back what they did not Use. Ile produced a sanielc
of hay which he cut from the rick—Mr. Homer said he
was going to Chalfluti and noticed the hay in the waggon.
The next day he heard that the prisoners had been warn
putting some hay over Stiekland's pailings. He obtained
a search warrant and searched Stickland's premises,
where they found the hay produced. lie could swear it
came from the sante rick ae that cut out hy Wellstead.
Superintendent Lavender took Stickland into custody,and
on the way to Wad witness asked the suporinten.lent if
the hay was wet. Stickland immediately said "Ohno it
rwit he wet for I took it in directly." Superintendent
L tvender proved searching the pretnise.s, when he found
a little hay amongst sonic atraW in the donkey's house.
The prisoner, Barnes, sthl it must be some she scratigol up
as the (garters put some down in the road for their hones
and took it up again.—Sergeant !fill proved that
he assisted the superintendent in searching the premises
lie apprehended Oogh and Wane, and 0,413 said they had
(A. for it, and Warre said that was all they had. As he
was conveying the prisoners on to Wool, the female pri-
soner came out and said " I dhl not give you anything for
it, 11l I," and Warre replied "Yes you lit, you gave us
6.1. for it."—The prisoners, who reserved their' defence,
were all committed for trial.

Thousands are unable to take Cocoa because the
varieties commonly sold are mixed with Starch, under
he plea of rendering them soluble ; while rally making.
them thick, heavy. mot indioocti6l.o. This may I, easily
detected, for if Cocoa thick,xo irs the cup it prove.; the
addition starch. l'ADerev's Coen Essence is genuine ;
it is therefore three times the strength of these (jox's;
anti, refreshing Beverage like Tea or Codee.
Since the arrival of the first cargo of the New Season's
Ten', by the "Olenartney " Steamship. Messrs. JOHNSON,
JoiINSON h C 0.., have been supplying through their agents
the finest Teas selmsted from the first or Spring Crop. For
purity and richness of flavour these Teas cannot be
thrpamsed ; and those who are not listing them are recom-
mended to try them and judge for thetuselvat—For local
Agents, see advertisement
Feiss Cocoe.—RIIATECCT. AND CoNrORTINO.—" By •
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the
operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful ap-
plication of the tine propene, of well-selected comes, Mr.
Bien has providol our breakfast tstbles with a delicately
flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy
doctors' bills. It is by thi: jitliciotta use .rf such articles of
diet that a constitution may pe gradually built up until
strong enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of °Odle maladies are fleeting around us ready
to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape
many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and a properly nourished frame."—Cinf Service
Gazelle.
AVvss:tIYININE WINE for Sixteen Years has
been universal ly admitted to be the best Tonic known,
a useful and aurcwible &sm./film/lb/wet 20 cosi
Liver Oil. "We Call bear personal tesetimony to its
value an a Tonic."—ktowiord.— %gents for Weymouth,
1) PiDGRoN awl Sos, Grocers ; Shaftesibury, G.
P•EILSLET, Wine mid Spirit 'Merchant ; Sherliorne,
Ctione BIWA., Grocers, Ac., Cheap-street: Lyme
W. IL Ilmoik, Family (:rover, llnsadatreet ;
Wholesale, WATERS awl fiqN, 34, Eantelfeap, I emslont
and Lxwis and Co., W.
PURE TEA is RARE PERFPXTION.—'nw Strmi
Frigrott and delieious Trot imported by l'olA ND,
RoIIEitST(IN & Cer, Curtain Itoal, E.C., eat,
now he obtained in air tight packets io quantitns ranjlig
fret. 2,,0. to I Ilk, of riot, re:10t...L:1140 4i,"1,. 9111.111 i
It.keri, I onfectinners, :in.' others, 'awl the
est, rs, at the following nrir,s Per lb. :—black, 24., and
2.. ; Mixed, 11/rnen. thL • Aseant, 34, RI.:
packed in Tine, 2, 4 and $I the. All qualities guaranteed
as Deported. The R 11.. Tin aetitcarriase paid to any
Railway Station in the United Kingdom on receipt of
Post Office Order. The Inlay are respertfully rerthested
to ask for Poland, Robertson and Co.'s Pere
_awl re-
fuse all others, as large quantities nr worthless VIIIIh, cam-
sistiug of warehouse sweepings, Tea damaged by salt
water and decompositirm, are, by a process of stenniieg
and dyeing, made to resemble vennine Pnre Teas For
particulars °regency apply in above.
Itscitrrr's PARIS BLUE.—The marked superiority of
this Laundry Blue over all others, and the quick appreci
ation of its merits by the public has been attended by
the usual results, viz., a flood of imitations r the
ment of the latter mainly consists in the ingenuity
exerted, net simply in imitating the square shape lest
making the general eppearance of the wrappers resemble
that of the genuine arti,le. The Mentifeettirers hest there-
fore to reunion all buyers to sue " Rackitto Yetis Blue- on
serb pw:ket.
(hire used, almmsuee used."—Tus Da.umn'm rt•ar
I I'm COMPANT. ROW established some years, to supply
throughout the Country the bent Pure Tea, Witrrunted
U'Vevbsiterated, at a low priws. for cash payment. One
I quality only, at 2e. bal. per lb., in jib., ilb., and Ob.
seeded packets. For Agency, gully as above to the
I London Offices, 8, Red Lion Court, Cenni.i,street,
lE.O. Agent in EITDIEMINSTER NEWTON, 'l'. H twkiss ;
.In GILLINGHAM, J. I).tv ; and Drapers in moot
Tows and Villiums.
HUNT A.I)I JAISTOE.--111"Ni;AMAN APERIENT
WATEIL—('At-TioN. --Circumstances which have come
' to the knowledge if Andras,' Saxlehner, Buda Pest,
sole proprietor of the Hunyadi Janos :tpring, compel
him to WARN the British Public against srukions
IMITATIONS. To secure genuineness purchasers should
' see that every bottle has on the Label the name of the
Apollinarla Company, Limited, London.