The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-10-03 00:00:00

Dourr BUTTER, _ AND 801

CHEESE.

The great chow of cheese and butter, for the con-
siderable prizes offered by the Frome Agricultural
Society, drew the finest show of cheese and butter
into Frome, on Wednesday last, that has ever been
seen. There were no less than 123 lots of cheese and
53 of butter entered, showing an increase of nearly 50
lots on the considerable chow of last year. It was
computed that there were no less than 100 tons of the
very choicest productions of the Somerset dairies. We
are glad to see that in spite of the double advantages
enjoyed by the Somersetshire exhibitors, Dorset
contrived to obtain several places of honour. The
two £.lO prizes for cheese went to Somereetshire men;
but Mr. Alfred Hiscock, of Church Farm, West
Stour, Gillingham, obtained a commendation, anil Mr.
Thomas Walden, of Came, Dorchester, a high com-
mendation for cheese. In the loaf cheese competition,
Mr. Jabes Greenhill, of Wraxhall, Dorchester, took
the 3rd prise of £3. The 4th prize for butter, El, went
to Mr. William Hunt, Marnhull, Dorset.
CHWIL. —Class I.—Best four cheese of not less than
501tos. each. OpentoSomersetWilts and Dorset —lot prise,
KZ, Mr. Thomas Candy, Sherpshew, Marston : 2nd, £l5,
Mr. F. Gould, Henstridge Marsh Farm, Wincanton 3rd,
,ClO, Mr. C. Crees, Maiden Bradley 4th, .E. 5 Mr. E.
Parrott, St. Algar's Faritio. Frome. Very highly com-
mended Mr. G. Gibbons, Tinder Farm, Bath: blr. R.
Cox, F.;gford, From; and Mr. T. Walden, Caine, Dor-
chester. Highly commended, Mr. H. Build, Marsh
Court, Wiucantoo : Mr. S. S. flown, Aldwick Court
Farm, Wrington : Mr. %V. Corp, Sandford Orals, Sher-
borne ; Mr. W. Corp, Adher, Trent, Somerset: Mr. 11. A.
Cox. Birryfield, Bradford-on-Avon ; and Mr. S. Hosgiter,
Moukshain, Marston. Coiwnended. Mr. A. Iliseock.
Churcs Farm, West Stour, Gillingham ; Mr. 0. Bennett.
Earle Stoke. Westbury; and Mr. C. !Reiland, Stanton
Wick Farm, Pensford.
Cuss 2.—Best 4 Cheese (loaf excepted) not exceeding
70Ibe Competition restricted to dairies of 25 cows or
under. Open to the Counties of Somerset, Wilts, and
Dorset —lst prize, £lO, 2nd, £6. these two prizes were not
awarded, the judges not ronsidering the cheese sufficiently
good to merit them. 3rd prize, .C 4. Mrs. K. Allwood,
Buck Land, From. ; 4th, Mr. C. Candy, Temple HOUSe,
Duetting, Shepton Mallett,
CLASS 3. —Best 1 Cheese of not less than 2elbs. each, of
risystem of make. Open to the United Kingdom.—lst
sep. ZS% Mr. Henry Pitman, Sutton Monti*, Castle
Cary ; 2nd, £l2, Mr. C. Crate Beckington : 3rd, .C 7 Mr.
It. Cox, Eggford, Fromu ; 4th 45, Mr. C. T. Stalland,
Pensford ; very highly commend, Ur. E. Parrott, Frome ;
Mr. C. Cress, Maiden Bradley ; and Mr. .1. Holbrook,
Coleford ; highly commended, Mrs. Hoddinott Rosa,
Bath; Mrs. S. H. Champion, Esst Craniuore, Shepton
Kellett; Mr. J. Giles, Clofurd, Frome ; Mr. IL A. Cox,
Berriffield, Bradfordme-Avon ; and Mr. T. ‘Valden, Caine;
commended, Mr. S. M. Harding, Ahnondshury.
Ctss2 4.—Loaf Cheese compctitiou.—Best 10 Cheese of
not less than 10Ibe, nor more than 16Ihs. each. Open to
Somerset, Wilts, and Dorset —lst prize, £7, Mr. K.
Perna, St. Alger's, Frown; 2nd, £5, Mr. 11. Burfett,
Marsh Court, %Vincanton ; 3rd, ~c 3 Mr. J. Greenhill,
Wraxhall, Cattistock, Dorchester.

THIN CHRESK COMPITITION.

Cum s.—Best li Cheese not exceeding 301 be each. Open
to Somerset, Wilts, and Dorset, —lst prize, £5, Mr. H.
Burfett, Marsh Court, Wincanton ; Sind,
_£3, Mr. W. Corp
Sandford Orme Sherborne ; 3rd, 42. Mr. Jame. 'Adder,
Cucklinston, Wincanton ; commended, Mr. T. Newman,
Crays Irish, Melksham.
CLAM 8. —Best 2 Cheese of any size made within the
District comprised in the Fronse Union. A handsome
presentation cup, value £3 3.. given by Mr. 8. Cotner,
Bath-street, Frome. Mr. E. Parrott, St. Alger's rf
Cum 7.—Best 4 Cheese of not less than 5611 e, each.
Open to the County of Somerset.—lst prize, £lO, Mr. E.
Parrott ; 2nd, £5, Mr. James Lodder ; very highly com-
mended, Mr. C. Denman, Downside, Shepton Mallett
Mr. 11. Buffett; Mr. B. Treece, Motion; Mr. S. H.
Champion, East Oranmore, Shepton Mellott, ; Mr. John
W Bennett, enstrow ; Mr. W. Lewis, Kilmington ; and Mr.
C. Cress, Seymour's Court Farm, Beckington.

CLASS & —Best 4 Cheese of any make or else. Open to
all the world. Stake £l.—lst prim. two thirds. Mr. C. R.
Maby, Storridge, Westbury; 2nd, one-third, Mr. J.
Bennett, Usintrow ; 3rd, one half the amount of the
second prise, Mr. C. Creak Beckington ;highly commended,
Mr. Cress, Maiden Bradley ; Mr. W. C. Salvidge, Maiden
Bradley: Mr. H. A. Cox, Berryflekl ; Messrs. W. and T.
Allen, Crookwood Farm, Erchfont, Devizes; Mr. Henry
Burfett, Marsh Court, Wincankm ; and Mr. G. Gibbons,
Temley Farm, Bath.

FAIR C9III.IPILITT!ON..

Best lot of 'atees;;Wit:di.V'eUle—liy a fanner or
Dairyman. Lot to be not less than 1 cwt. for every cow
in the dairy—lit prize, .C 6 (and a gold watch or chain
given by Mr. .1. W. Singer, Froine, to the wife or
slaughter of the winner), Mr. C. Crime, Maiden Bradley;
2nd £4, Mr. E. Parrott, St. Algar's From° ; 3rd,
Mr. C. Crews, Beckington.
&Trim—Clan I.—Cured butter, not less than 2Slbs.,
cured not less than one month before the day of exhibi-
tion. Open to the United Kingdom.—lst prize, £7, Mr.
J. F. F. Homer, Melts Park, Frome ; 2nd, £4, Mr. W.
Salisbury, Coat, Mattock; 3rd. £2, Mr. C. Osborn, Mill
brook Farm, Sherborne ; 4th, £l, Mr. W. Hunt, Moorside,
Menthol', Blandford : highly commended, Mr. D.
Driscoll, Blarney Road, Cork, Ireland.
CLASS 2.—Fresh butter, not leas than tabs. weight. Open
to the United Kingdom. To be sent to the show in
printed half-pounds. --Ist prize, £5, Mr. W. Tyler,
Itishopstrow Dairy, Warminster ; 2nd, £3, Mr. J. Brock,
Churchill Bristol ; 3rd £2, Mr. C. Fowler, Curls Firm,
Stowey; 4th, 1;1, MI r. L Brock, Upper Langford, Bristol ;
highly commended, Mr. T. Read, Chewton, Keynsliam,
Bristol: and Ur. E. G. Hallett, Park Dairy, Tolpudille.
Cuss 3. —Fresh butter, not less than gibs., made from
the produce of cows of any breed. Open to the United
Kingdom. To be sent to the show printed in half.
pounds.—lst prize, £5, Mrs. Lea, Downside College
Dairy, Stratton-onthe-Fosoe, Bath; 2nd, £3, Miss
hewell,N'allis Way. Frome ; 3rd and ith equal, Jane
Holly (Capt. It. D. Gibney), Wiruiley House, Bradford-on-
Avon, and the Earl of Cork (made by 11. Seviour),
Marston House, Frorue ; highly commended, Mr. Richard
Davis, lienstridge, Wincanton.

Errs's CriCOA.—GRATZFUL AND COMFORTINO.—" By a
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the
operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful ap-
plication of the tine properies of well-selected CIPC,II4 Mr.
Rims has provided our breakfoat table, with a delicately
devoured neveraiie which may save us many heavy
doctors' bills. It is by the MiII:PIUS use of sneh articles of
diet that a constitution limy be to:ideally built up utiti
strong enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hominids of subtle maladies are floating 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 fnuue."—Cied Service
TOO MUCH OF • GOOD THING—Mr. Disraeli was quite
correct in advising people to store up rain water in tanks
against drought, but there is in this country an equal
danger of having rather too much of it. In house after
house one's eyes are offended by discoloration' on the
walls, caused by damp, and we now of only one sure
remedy, the Petrifying Silicate Liquid, manufactured by
the Silicate Paint Company of Liverpool. The truth of
these remarks is evidenced by the increased demand for
the article, and which has caused the opening of offices in
London, at lu7. Cannon-street. We certainly advise all
who suffer from damp houses to obtain all particulars of
this invaluable composition.
HUNYADI JANOS MINERAL WATER. The Best
Natural Aperient.—" I have made use of the Hunyadi
dines Mineral Water ever since its introduction into
, this country, and with ever•increasing satisfaction. I
I look upon the introduction of this water as compared
with other similar waters as an advance almost as
great as the use of these was an improvement on the
employment of Glauber or Epeom salts in their simple
form. A very small quantity of the Hunyadi Jdnoe
Water suffices to secure an efficient action. This is
best taken in the morning, fasting, and shortly
followed by a cup of tea or coffee swallowed quite hot.
Neither sickness or griping follows. Its use in this
way will be found highly beneficial by many who,
though they may be described as being in good health,
yet from a [sedentary occupation or other cause, are
liable from time to time to what are called bilious
attacks."—(Signed) Alexander Silver, ALA., M.D.,
Physician to Charing Cross Hospital, Lecturer on
Clinical Medicine and Phyniulogy in the Hospital
School. In orriginal bottles, price 2s. and Is. lid. of
all chemists and mineral water dealers.—A wine gfass
full a dose
FITS.—EFILEPTIC FITS OR FALLING SICKNESS.—A
certain method of .cure has been discovered for this
distressing complaint by a physician, who is desirous
that all sufferers may benefit from this providential
discovery; it is never known to fail, and will cure
the most hopeless case after all other means have been
tried. Full particulate will be sent by ixist to any
pereon free of charge. —Address : —Mr. WiLidags, 10,
Ozford Terrace, Hyde Park, London.
ADvICE TO MOTHERS !—Are you broken in your rest Ity
eiek ehea iufferine with the pain of cutting teeth t Go
• once to • chemist and get a bottle of Mae, WiesLow's
Somme() Brier. It will relieve the poor sufferer
immediately. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to
taste, it products natural, quiet sleep, by aering the
child from pain, and the little cherub wakes "as bright is
• button." It soothes the chill, it softens the gunk,
allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is
the best known remedy for dysentery and diarrhma,
whether arking from teething or other muses. Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Byrn, in sold by Medicine dealers
everywhere at Is lid per bottle.—abumfactured in New
York, and at 493 Oxford-street, Jondon,
THSOAT AFINCTIONS AND HOAR-SINEW—AII suffering
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be
agreeably surprised at the ahead immediate relief &Honied
by the use of " Brown's Bronchial Troches. " These
famous " lozenges " are now sold by moist respectable
chemists in this country at Is llti per box. People
troubled with a "harking cough; a per
cold," or
bronchial affections, cannot try them too soon, as in
troubles, if allowed to progress, result in serious Pulruonary
and Asthmatic affections. See that the words " Brown'
Bronchial Troches" are on the Governtnent Stamparound
each box—Manufactured by Jon I. Baowe Aso MiNS,
BotitomlJnited State Depot, 4tl. Oxtordstreet, London.
VALUABLE DISCOVERY FOR THE HAlL—it your hair
is turning grey or white, or falling off, use "The
Mesh= Haar Renewer, " for it will positively restore is
every ones Grey er White hair to is orginal colour.
without leaving the disagreeable smell of most" Restorers."
It makes the nair charmingly beautiful, as well ns
promoting the growth of the hair on bald spots, whore
the glands are not ileeayed. .tsk your Chemist for the
" MEXICAN HAIR RENEWER," prelate.! by Henry C.
GALLUP, art Oxford Street, London, and sold by Chemists
and Pm tumors everywhere at 3s, tid. per bottle.
FLORILINE I—NOR THE TEETH AND ItsurATH.—A few
drops of the liquid "Floriline' sprinkled on a wet tooth-
brush produces a pleasant lather, width thonniguly
cleanses the teeth from all parasities oir impurities, hardens
the r"', prevents tartar, stops doesy, give, to the te. th
a peci...iar pearly-whiteness, and a delightful (memento to
the breath. It removes all unpleasant odour arising from
decayed teeth or tobacco smoke. "The Fragrant
being composed in part of Honey and meet herbs is deg.
dons to the taste, anti the greatest toilet discovery of the I
prim Zs fid, of all Chemists and perfumers.. Prepared ,
Mr Henry C. GALLUP. ECI °Vont-street. Lemion.
SINCE the arrival of the first cargo of the New Seasons'
Teas, by the " Glenartney Steamship, Menes. JOHNSON,
Jotemos di Co., have been supplying through their agents
the finest Tess selected from the first or Spring Crop. For
purity and richness of flavour these Team cannot be
surpassed : and those who are not using them are recom-
mended to try them and judge for themselves—For local
Ar,ts, see advertisement.
Touniari aud TRAVELLERS, LADIES Itinanto
visiting the seaside, or otherwise exposed to the
scorching rays of the sun and heated particles of dust
will find 11oWLAXIlit' KALTDOR Most ci ailing and
refreshing to the face, hands and arms; it ersdicates
sunburn, tan, freckles, &c., and is especially recom-
mended for the skin after sea bathing; 4e. lid. and
esl, per tlettle. Rowt.astee Af.WANYAR OIL
pre% cuts the hair falling off during hot weather;
ilowLatties' EUKONIA is a new fragrant toilet
powder, Is per bog; Howianies ODONTu whitens the
teeth'2e. 9d, per box, sold by ehouffste, kierfumers
and hairdresser; alway ask for Itowtastiel articles.
MORE CURLS OP COUGHSI ASTHMA, AND TIGHTNESS oF
Till CHEST liT DL LOCOCE a I'ULISONIC WAFIULS. —From
Mr. Fell, Chemist. 53, Dewsbury-road, Leads.—" Raying
I had occasion to nse Dr. Locock's Wafers myself, for
Tightness of Chest, I found them answer admirably, and
I hear the highest role 'ion, from others, who have tried
them for A. he." In Asthma, Consump-
tion, ST011'17:1411. Co, Colds, and Rheumatism, they
give MAMA relief. &id se Ls lid., b. Pd., la dd. and
tis. per box. hi all DenfilliztA

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