The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-04 00:00:00

BRIDPORT.

Tun New WORKHOCISZ iturrza.—At a meeting of
the board of Guardians of the Bridport Union on :
Wednesday morning. the election of a new master in I
the , o .m of Mr. Arm, resigned, took pleas, prior to the I
usual transactions by the Board. There were • large
number of applicants. and about 1 p.m. it became
known that Mr. Whitfield, porter, of Dorchester
Union, was elected. Mr. Ames has most creditably
fulfilled the dude' of the offioe for upwards of 30
years
INDECENT PLATOARDLL —Thomas Saunders, between
30 and 40, of Debvskiire, was charged at the Borough
Police.oourt on Wednesday, with Pullin illdeoeut
placards about the towo ood neighbourhood. These
bills, ~f • most o.,jeci flable character were
impudently posited up it conspicuous places, at
Bradpole, the Lowe, and ilszliour.—Prilioner was fined
li,. including cots.— I he mosey was pa, but before
the man coold r •,:n his liberty he wee "wanted" at
Dorchester's., 44.114p1Ci0n of atealiog • coat the
proptrty of ap, t 1141.1. Saunders was LOOTOyedLO the
county town d 1,114 the if nrooon.
HOYAOII TO THE MAIOIL —At the Borough Policies
court on Monday, b..fore his Worship and Mr. It.
Cornier, an d.lerly man, John Hensel', of St.
Micbael's.,arie, was charged in custody with being
drunk end of disorderly behaviour on the previous
day.—:4ergeant Hazzard slid Howell came to the
police-station on Sunday intoxicated, and one of his
1 eyes covered with Wood. He complained of some
'person striking him in that member. Witness told
him he hPil batter go home and go to bed for an hour.
He woold not go. and became abusive ; he kicked a
constable and declared he did not care for the Mayor
or ant body else in the town. Witness believed the
upeli of the affair was that prisoner bad some words
with his wife, who struck him because he was about
to strike his son.—The Mayor said • nets would be
made of his conduct, and dismissed him with • caution
as to his futrre conduct.

MYTH OF A GOOD TSMPLLL—It II With keen regret
we hear of the mid &nth of Mx. Jatall Standfield, at
Piddietrentbide, which took place on Thursday
morninq. On Wednesday he wee first taken ill, sod
his indisposition developed into inammaation of the
lungs, to which he succumbed. We are so-• his death
will be heard with the utmost sorrow by every person
in Piddistrenthide, as we know there have Imo few
who have identified themselves with the interests of
his nduhbours, and promo d eve./ good cause
more than be hi.. He was • melons olio's in the
Good Templar order, end r ardent supporter of the
temperance cause, especially of the Blue rtiobon move-
ment. tie was also • member of the tillage Cricket
Club. We can bear our personal testimony to the
strai,htf or ward character of W. &midfield, and
(haply regret his death. He leaves a widow and
for young chldrat.

Inlank

Ran MArrarr is now • into
.landed proprietor in bra
I own right; and it is now SWAPO that abs hag Purl:rand
the saint* ot Claremont. iibieb is now her own private
property, like Balmoral and Osborne. o:aremont was
originally bought by the Goverment as • residence ler
ths Prisms Charlotte. At the death ol Kiri Leopold
in IBM an Ant or Parlasseat was pared granting it to the
Quer ler her lifv, after which It was to revert to the
OutiAtti. Her Majesty has therefore bought the reversion
oi the property, which was merely encumbered by hat own
Ws Intir,ai._ _ _

the course of some adulteration
of milt pra autumns as Wolverhampton on Thursday
motor& two of in. winterise objected to take the oath.
of rent alleged that he was a Baptist, art on being
reminded that the Warr mod of LIN BW.bita wa• no
barrier, he parted in Isis objection on private 001111Ciell-
uoua grata& He was allowed to affirm, but • 'akar
privilege was tared to • road witness, who assigned se
hia reason that on* of the magistrates had smiled whilst
the previous objection was beiag heard.
Tax CIALIIIII/0 or Pais tireaals.—Ths watering,
swaying, cumutung, sod removal of refuse from the
street& is the uuty of a spear set a men and women
Coot tee Otero-down gangs of swamies pensioners
tail in Zuglanta mar of whom work for hall • day that
is, from MIN or tour o'clock in the morningaccueding to
the sera) tall ton, the suers being very properly swept
every morning before the mass of people are out of bed.
The perseasi counts sore 3,120 an and women—these
Latter eipaliat workers; cry receive I franc sie centimes ;
tn. men 1 franc 60 centimes to 1 fano 75 centimes,
recently auenteuted by 2 assumes an hour. The rood-
menders GO pad by the niona-11.15 francs to 110 franca
the fosseasn, 86 franc. to 90 francs the men; 5 francs
bung kept back for the savings- banks and I francs for
the retiring pensions. The Parra streets are largely watered
by mimes of a movers hose which screws on to the
flnapluga some 114 =Whew of square yards brag thus
warred, it being found to cost half less than with the
wisteringehrta of wnich &MA 350 are employed, and
water . surface of ear 6,000,0110 square yard& /Ler
is it, it may be asked, that we rye out yet introduced
the 'Se of the hose I The removal of in. dust, run,
la one of those excellently orgamird systems we may
well envy our neighbourn Zech day the dust-cart calls,
before runs o'clock—each a barbarity as a dust-hole se
unknown in Pena—and the house refuse is removed;
the work is conAded by ruder to • darn or MI con-
tractors, the expense to the Municipality bung about
moo francs Toe sweeping and watering
oat 6,500,060 francs (11211,000), • large number a poor
mid deserving people being employed, who faithfully
perform the drums so ill-executed in sour capital, where
dirt las for day& and awes of unsightly paper strew every
tia blare &alder,
Tag FIItITIJo i'&&—How wisely events fellow each
other to proper oar I Just at the time when the men
of imps was waking from • tressed years' lethargy
and when means were required to spread abroad the
results of the inquiries which the learned were taking in
all brooches of mimeos Oexten gave to the world his
Printing Press. By It, instrumentality Ur deaneries
and inventions of one laid hare brooms the property of
the entire globe, and the armament of science bee WWI
mealy pronatel. No man of the present age ha& more
. fully compreben led this truth than Holloway. The same
intellect that led hint to the studies which resulted
in the partite, of lits celebrated Pills and Oatatent
sew at once the immense advantage, to the world am
I well r to himself, which moat be drown front this
souroe. lie laid he discoveries before the world, sowing
hi red broadcast, wherever a written language is read,
and modestly awaited the result. His cooddent state-
ment of his theory led men to try his remedies; their
Intrinsic excellence when ore tried established them
firmly in the confidence of Um public of Ima hemispheres.
and Profaner Holloway Anode now, in the estimation of
the people, as the most powerful opponent of disease.
For disorders of the liver and stomach, the Pals are
calmed to be • swift and sure specific, and the claim is
verified by an overwbelming mass of testimony. Now
we all know how entirely the bodily health depends upon
the condition of tree two important organs. It the
digestion is Impaired, the bowels disordered, and the
liver torpid or congested, the whole frame suffers; the
strength declines, the spirits droop, the complexion
becomes cadaverous, the flea wasted, supineness sad
despair take the places of energy and Madulner, the
sick man becomes as dial to the great objects and
pursuits of life as if he were entombed alive. Out of his
sedeepolchre, as it were, this powerful remedy lifts him
as if by magic—a few timely doses of the Pills brings beck
digestion, appetite, and physical reauty. These era
moots are too plain, and too easily 000tradicted if untrue
ti admit of the slightest doubt. Oa the contr. sry. we
know them to be nothing but the literal fact They are
not founded merely upon common report, but upon the
testimony of parta occupying high positions in society—
men of unblemished reputttoon and motored judgment—
that likewis. is aufirmed by circumstances within cur
own immediate Marries —lrma Telegram.

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.—The Great Need.—The blood is the
lite and on it, put ity depends our health, it not our exist-
ence. Thew Pills thoroughly clamse this vital duid from
all contaminations. and by that power svengthen and in-
vigrsate the whole system, healthily stimulate sluggish
organs. repress over-excited actions. and establish order
of circulation end secretion throughout every part of the
body. The Wasiak nature of Holloway's Pills commends
them to the favour of debilitated and nervous constitu-
tions, which they soon resuscitote. They dislodge all ob-
structions, both in the bowels and eLlownere, and are, en
that account, much sought miter for promoting regularity
of action in young I emes and delicate persons who are
cia.tprall weak, or who from some issues have become so
. . .

Now that ii many articlea ass ti—s,rdizr w7shing—w-hich
are injurious V) to. linen. ii is well to observe that
Biennia Pall I BLtig is an exception; and that U.S
makers guarantee it perfectly oils and non-injurious.
Anvicn TO MOTMAIS —Ara you broken in your rest by
a sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teeth/ Go at
once to • chemist and get • bottle of Mau. Wiinu.ow's
80011IISIO Smut. It will relieve the poor sufferer immedi
slyly. It is pert, •tly harmless and pleasant to the tests, it
produces natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child from.
p.m. and the little cherub awakes "as bright as • button."
It soothes ths child, It softens the gums, allays all pain,
relieves a ind, regulates Um bowels, and is the best known
remedy for dysentery and diarrhos, whether arising from
teething or other sauna Yrs. Winalow's Soothing.
Syrup Is by Medicine denim everywhere at
THROAT A/FICTIONS Awn HOA ISLAM—AII suffering
from irritation of the throat and homes:lass will be agree-
ably surprird at the almost immediate relief afforded by
• muss of Brown's Bronchial Troches. These famous
" loxengee" are now sold by most respec• :ble chemists in
this country at la lid. per box. People troubled with •
" hacking cough," • 'slight cold," or bronchial affections,
eanuot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed
to progress, result in serious Pulmonary and tuthinatic
affections. See that the words "Browns Bronchial
I Troches" are OD ths Government Stamp around c.ach box.
—Prepared by Joie( L Blows and SW% Boston, United
States. European depot, removed to XL inrringdon.
rind, Londor:„. . . .

“1,111111L.R bISCOVIDLY Pea THI HAUL—If your hair is
tenting grey or istute, or falling off. use "The Hanna
Hair Renewer,” for it will positively rusturs Os every ease
Grey or White Asir to its original colour, without leaving
tta dimgremble smell of most " Reswrors." It makes
Ike hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
growth of the hair on bald spots, where the glands are not
decayed. Ask your Llusznist for "Tae Holman Hera
Rangerna," sold by Chemists and Perfumers everywhei e
at 3a dd. per bottle Wholesale depot removed to 33,
Parringdon-road, London.
PLOHRLINI I—Fon THITIOSTM AHD BiILATIL-11 few drops
of the Liquid " Floniuto " sprinkled on • wet tooth brush
produces a pleasant lather, which thoroughly cleanses the
teeth from all parasite' or impurities, hardens the Hums,
proventa tartar, stops decay, gives to the teeth a peculier
I Pau whiteness', pearly and • delightful (Iverson* to the breath.
It removes all unpleasant odour lensing_ from &noted
teeth or tebacco nooks. "The Fragrant Florl'ine." Wog
composed in part of honey and sweet herbs, is delicious to
the test• and the greatest toilet discovery of the ago.
Price L. AL of all Chemists and penumbra Wholesale
depot removed to 33, Farringdin-road, London.
Woes Charcoal comes In contact with putrid substances
or impure gases, it alters the putresceot or septic ten-
dency more effectually than any other antiseptic. There
Ii no inioriose effect ever produced by taking it. Its
action internally—absoroing impure gases—oorrooting
acidity, Itc.. renders it an important eradicator of Dye-
mute. Gout, Rheumatism, no, from the system.
Hisao's Pore Vegetable CHARCOAL is sold by all &amine,
bo.t.les. ffo, ta, and 6s. each; and Bragg's Charcoal
&mita, in ties, le., fa, and 4..
Tas QUIREII AHD COLD Want& 80AP.—Extract from •
lady's later :—" I find Sinclair's Cold Warm Soap saves
Inwood material, satin clothe* require less rubbing and no
and (still more satisfactory) was amuck purer colour
than with other soaps. I recommend it to every house-
wife, se it is undoubtedly the beet soap for laundry and
all purpose.. It will not injure the :most delicate fabric—
Is pleasant to use, and prevents the misery of • steamy
house daring the family onsda Sold by grocers sad oilmen
everywhere, at ed. per lb. Be sure to ask for Simi-ilea
rad do not be persuaded to aocept • worthless imitation.
—Sole maker, James Sinclair, Southwark. London, SE,
Avoid the many dangerous end doubtful compounds
sold as Toilet Powders; always ask for lietthows's
Prepared Fellers Earth, used in the Royal Nowise, and
highly recommended by the Faculty ; at protects the skin
from cold winds, chap., am, and preserves the complexion
!inn redness, roughness, ea Can be obtained of
=ltPortman, Droggists, and Stores throughout
at 6d. and la By poet Id. extra, from the poi,
=tars, Rouse I Co., 12, Wigmore-stnet, London.
imitations.
• CARA —To all who are sallering from the anon and
indiecretices of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
lens of manhood, gic., I will send a reccipt that will Cora
you, Free of Charge. This Mat remedy was discovered
by • missionary in South Africa. Send • self•addreseed
envelope to the Rem Josses T. &hex, Station D, New
York City, G.S.A.
There is nothing more nourishing and warming In cold
weather than • cup of really good Coma, bat the difficulty
has been to obtain it pure. This may be adored at • cost
of ene halfpenny for a latge breakfast cap by ua,ng
aiabary. Come Essence, whicb loss three times all far as
the adulterated and starchy oompou ids ordinarily sold,
the smallest packet making tomtit.= breakfast Mire of
deem Oaces.

440 a 2 iRoc„...t.LE, mauves rial—ki:
er cgs ......„urmamia•
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ANOTHER MURDER IN IRELAND ! THE . DIAMOND OIL BLACKING
An Irish magistrate named Mr. T. E. Herbert, of Is sneciellv forth'
Killerntierna, Trate*, wee returning to his borne from been tor yearsPesikieten, Ne"na"allkii, bit lila ri= ranile
Castle Island, on Thursday evening when he was ,__1.1fti....131,t3 , • bffliklatill646d, pdia. mmomus
shot dead. The unfortunate gentleman bad attended ''''' "'", "` cmunwitocetaissibeessit ssisegene
N um
at the Castle Island Petty Sessions, and Isit tbe town ,ed see yolk id at.
shortly before six o'clock. %,% ben about halfway to
his home, which is two miles from the town, be was
shot deed with a rifle. Sub-Inspector Davis, who was
driving after him, found Mr. Herbert'is body lying in
the mad. Me *al aid was at once obtained, but life
Was ectinct. One bullet was lodged in the breast and
another in the hand of the deceased. Mr. Herbert,
though only a small Landlord, had shown, it is said, •
good deal Ch feeling against the land agitation.

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a,
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7.
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