The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04 00:00:00

were unable to protect thatweltee in the extgebe of their
po`ltical t
Mr. DISRAELI mid recent leghdatlon had an effectually dealt
with the evrttipt ouptitueumea that corrupt pmetiem might
lo'txtwetrd to tlimppter at the on ,t genera: unction. Thls
WOO the unlvental tojoinflai of the cketion agent+, and yet they
were eAtAI to ch mt., the whole spirit and prlnctrde of the
Institution+ of the country for the mho of • system which
too 44 mud+ r it impoelble to detect any kind of bribery, and
woo al greatly aggravate permeation.
' The House divided—
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HOW TO AVOID THE DANGERS OF
"FALLING" IN LOVE.
In *genial and sensible article on "L cc in
Tem"
.3
Oct
fact that some men fa in love, while others have to
wait till lave Ills iii,o them, ani that tin latter is the
,
safer process, the other b. ing often mi,leadluiti,_astyll
" Perhaps the be,t way of avoiding these In 1'
' r.4°. ,3octial
Intercour," the ligNtrer having he
which, though innocent in origin, are often dreadfully
disastrous, would be to encourage the sineerities and
nft otions have their play in warm but innooen
natural impulses in social intereourro, the
to let
manners and speech, to allow the fire to escape in some
s.,fo and genial way, instead of being pent op like
dangerous dawn's
Let it
in • burning mountain.
not be assumed that because a man is affectionate to a
maiden be therefore intends to" propcoe," nor because
a genial and hearty girl is free, c immunioatire, and
kind, she would therefore be glad of an offer. These
prurient thoughts are low ant ennui, and belong to
• corrupt state of society. The head is not sour.el and
the heart is not pure when these matrimonial expecta-
tions are busy In WU] or woman. Interoourad between
boys and girls, men and womon, is neolssary for the
tunial health of humanity. By making it more free,
affectionate, and sincere, we should probably get from
it more instruction in various knowledge, more int.elll-
- and wisdom, and certainly more enjoyment.
What makes dinner parties, soirees, at-homes, anew
blies, and thi:.gs of that kind, an frequently dreary,
prvlitle.c, and uninteresting What, but the merges
of ari.locr•oy preceding almost all ranks the apparently
rereAnised convention that when people are invited
out they are expected to bring with them fine clothes
and clean linen, but to leave the heart and Its alneerities
behind ? Now and then. however, the heart does
stoma to these places in the forma( some sweet neglected
Oinderella,uutrivit, .1 by the hostesikbut brought in some.
how by a beuefieent fairy. Then what gentle influence
goes round the room; the ice melts; humanity puts on
verdure and bloasorn, and tender flowers peep oat of
what seemed hard and sterile ground. If fashionable
conventions and cold reserves are needed as protection
and safeguards; if they are established merely to keep
bad manoers down and are not int, wiled for the erode.-
tion of good, why then it would seem that "Society"
is a very expensive and elaborate machine, which can
rarely repay its own cost by the profit of its grist, and
that if men and women are invit,d out to bide their
elisrsoters, au.l conceal what tiny are, it would be
joist as easy and economical to let them stay at home
and do that. Love, in • better state of society, will
he consid red the great requisite in our social gather.
logs. These are thouiands of people who wish to be
Lovers themselves, liusi to find Lovers in others, not
exactly after the fashim of Romeo and Juliet. And
aaponve.steask p.,,oph. of that clout (1.1.•,../. .11
of us have Ipa-sed through that delirium), but in a
: warm, genial, sensible, opea, free, and pleasant way,
without (seer and extravagant.. ; and it tea groat pit/
that "fashion," "fine manners," "good breeding.
" haul ton," "rules of society,' or any other artificial
thing of the earth earthy, should interfere to prevent
the flow of natural and heavenly affections."

Fr4ng Into Committee
Agal3l4

Majority for Gavernment.. 94
FRIDAY—On the order of the day for Litt conviOeration of the
Army Illagolatlon Lid ao atnentied,
Lord Eacito Diet " That it l nexpelient to consider the
bill • ansendod umil the sheaf, of the veheme td the Govern-
ment for the gr.t ammlntnuott, promotion, and retiorment of
officer', together with an tailcoat° of ito probable or partible
ultimate rat, and also the plan for the amalgamation of the
regular atul reserve forms, hate Loco laid op n the table."
alter a debate the motion vas negatived without a divialan:
Lord Et coo moved the mulsion of claire U, sidat renders
the llutioy Let applicable to volunteer, when brigaded with
the !Inc,

ilid-idollon wee negatived by a majority of 212 against 30.

On Saturday the formal transfer of the seat of the
hahn Government from Florence of Rome took pleat.
The Spanish Ministry has resigned. Marshal Serrano
has been in consultation with King.
BRZAKIrAIST.—Erra's CooOA—GRATICIOL MID CON-
TOIITING.—" By a thorough knowledge of the natural
lawn which govern thy operations of digestion and
nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine pro-
perties of well-selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided
our breakfast tables with a delicately &moored bever-
age which may gave us many heavy doctors'
Serria Gazelle.
!Lade simply %Rh boiling water or milk. Ea&
packet is labelled—Jamas Errs and Co., Homoeapathio
Chemists, London. Also makers of Epps's Caeaoine, •
very thin evening beverage.
GOOD value for money is desired by all, but with
Articles that cannot be jndpd of by appearance, careful
purchasers rely on the high standing of those with
whom they deal. For 30 years. Horniman's Pure Teas
In Packets have given general eatisfaation, being of
uniform good quality and truly obesp. Supplied by
Agents—Chemista, Confectioners, and Booksellers.
Those in this locality are advertised in our columns of
'-;$ day.

MADAME BRENNER'S MUSICAL GYMNASIUM FOR
LADIES, No, 35, Bruton-street, Berkeley Square, W.—
Round shoulders and stooping habits cured In three
months. The art of skating taught at 104 6-1 per lessons
Madame Brenner's new work on Calisthenics, for the
nee of wheels forwarded on the recs ipt of 100 W.
Governesses thoroughly initiated in the art of tesobiog
In three lessons.
THOSE LADIES who have not yet ussd GLINFIELD
STARCH, are respectfully solietsd to give it a trial,
Led carefully follow out the directions printed on evesy
package, and if this is done, they will say like the
goeetes Laundress, that, it is the finest sta.ch they
ever used. When you ask for Gignaeld Starch, see
that you Net it, as inferior kinds are often substituted
for the sake of extra profits.
New METAL POCIENT VEST& BOX WITH PATENT
Senino Covgit—Bryant and May have recently in-
troduced • very useful little Pocket Vesta Box with a
most ingenious and simple spring cover; It is a novelty
In every way, and will soon come into very general
use—being of metal instead of said, and retailed filled
with vestu at one penny. Any Tobacconist, Grocer,
Chemist, or Chandler, will supply it.
To INVESTORIL—MR. Y. CHRISTIAN'S FINANCIILL
Clezerrz (post free) should be consulted with a view to
the safe employment of espitaL It oontains original
articles, and a comprehensive review of the stock and
share markets. Also particulars of the best paying
investrwists of the day, including banks, railways,
insurance, mines, and a selection of inve‘tmentt paying
10 to 20 per cent, on outlay. To truitees.. share.
n05e.,,.,, met tarealicrs it will be roped a very
valuable publication, and should be consulted by those
who have an interest in the state of the money mar-
kets. 11, Royal Exchange, London, EC, Bankers :
Bank of England.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS. Glandular
swellings in the throat, murales, tic delouse:,
rheumatism, gout, lumbago, and other diseases affecting
the gland% inusilus, and nerves are perman ntly eradi-
cated by this healing.anti-febrile, and soothing unguent
It la almost • perfect remedy for all skin diseases, ant
superficial or deep-seated sores; which soon lose their
angry character, under its cooling beneficent action.
The Pills have never been sdministerei either by
hospital or private practitioner in dyaptpaia or liver
complaint without producing the desired result
BROWN'. BRONCHIAL TROCHES, for the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Ilmrseneas, Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, or any
Irritation or soreness of the throat, are now imported
and sold in this conatry at Is. lid. per box, put up in
the form of • " lozenge." It is the most convenient,
pleasant, safe and sure remedy for clearing and
strengthening the voice known in the world. The
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher says: t' I have often reeona-
mended them to friends who were public sp•sicers, and
In many asses they have proved extremely servioesbl.,."
The genuine lovre the words "Brown's Brouckial
Troches" on the Government Stamp around each box.
Sold by all medicine vendors.—London Deco:, 493,
Oxford-street.

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING STROP FOR CHILDREN ,
Should always be used when children are Gutting
teeth; it relieves the little sufferers at once, it pro.
dopes natural quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright del a
button." Ills perfectly harmless and very pleassut to
taste. It soothes the child, it settees the gems. allays
all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the
best known remedy for dysentery and diarrbma, whether
arising from teething or other causes. Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup ia sold by thousands of Medicine dealers
In all parts of the world at Is lid, per bottle, and
Millions of Mothers can teddy to its virtne--Manu-
factory, 493, Oxford-street, London.
Ltlirlaisacr i,wD BRAUTIFTIL 11•111.—MFa. 5. A.
Allen's "World's Hair Restorer or Dressing" never
fails to quickly restore Gray or Faded Hair to its
youthful colour and beauty, and with the first applies.
lion a beautiful gloss and delightful fregranee is given to
the heir. It stops Hair from falling off. It prevents
baldness. It promotes luxuriant growth; so other pre-
paration will produce the same beneficial result. In large
bottles—Price Six Shillings. Sold by Chemists and
Perfumers everywhere. Depot, 266, High Holborn,
London. —Fog LIU ILDRIN'n Hats, Mrs. Allen's "Zylobal.
samum" far exceeds any pomade or hair oil, and Is •
delightful Hair Dressing; it is a distinct and separate
preparation from the Restorer, and its use not reunited
with it. Price of Zylobelsamum, Three Shillings.
MORI TRZOIOUS THAN DIAMONDS OR GOLD.—One
oueee of steel, which is of the most trifling value, can
bribe skill of the scientific watchmaker, be converted
into 4000 of extremely delicate Lair or Want* springs
for watches, and will exceed in value £lOO3. This fact
Ii important to those who require watches, as it should
convince them that it i* all important to purchase of •
Boni Street ant Ludgate Hill, London, who employs
English. French Usti's, German, and Swiss, all of
whom are selected from well known houses abrotil mint
iii Lesion. For prdess of watches. C:oolre, Jeweller),
and plate, see illustrated pamphlets, which are seat on
receipt of two stamps, postage free.
Tins PIITISICIAN OF OLDEN TIMIRIL—We once beard
an old village doctor say that, with a paper of calomel
and a lauoet in his vest pocket, he was ready to com-
mence the treatmeot of any pi:risible OW. We can only
say we pity bis patients. As well be under the care of
the worthy Dr. Sangrado, whose mole specifies were
bleeding and hot water. We order such things better
The modern physician has put awsy his leant
ennotwir,ely, and but s -Mein brings forth his calomel.
Much of the 'reedit of this reformation, so vital to to
poor pstsent, is due to Professor Holloway, who was
the first to prove to t'.e world that such violent means
were unoec, scary; that even better results could he
produced by milder instruments. The world wee at fir.t
incredulous, but the success of his celebrated Pills and
Oiatment have finally overborne all opposition, aid the
principles upon which he has sated in the course of a
long aol very successful mem are now the fundamentd
print:titles of the profession. The general um in all
our colonies of Holloway's celebrated medicines is a ,
striking illustration of their popularity. Starting thirty !
yews ago from the great centre, with tho sanction of
the home millions as their credential; they have found
their way into the remotest sections of th t vast
colonial circle upon which the sun never sets. The
axiom that greatness does not receive due honour in its
own country fails in the ease of Thomas Holloway.
His simple, yet rapid ant effective remedies, were
thoroughly appreciated at the outset by the people of
England of every cies; and foreign experience has
merely confirmed the verdict of the British public.
Princes and potentates have borne voluntary testimony
to the wonderful curative properties of these medica-
ments. Nobles of nature's making, as well as nobles of
man's making, have alike acknowledged, In terms of
deserving eulogy, their estraordistary power. There is
scarcely • newspaper throughout the world which, has
not willingly made Itself the medium of conimunicating,
to the public the astounding cur,. w Licit th so medicines
have effected. To enjoy g.exl hesltli it is of parainount
important* to preserve the blood in a healthy condition,
because it is the vital field that is the principle of life,
and when it is tainted the whole organisation is afFoted
Holloway's Pills °lean the blood from all
Impurities, and indium a healthy condition of the body:
lb/ Oiatmsat mi. in harmony whim applisd to °stoma
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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TITESDAY JULY 4, 1871.