The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-04-29 00:00:00

THE RICHMOND MURDER.

Catherine Webster was again brought up Thursday, at
Rilunond, charged with the wilful murder of klra Julia
Martha Thema& The drat witness was Henry Porter,
who said that he waa in no way connected with the
murder, and did not even know that it was committed
far some time after the 2nd of March In the course of •
lengthy crots-exAmination by Mr. Brown, the prisoner's
counsel, he said that since the period at which Webster
lived next door to him-shout six years ago—he never
NOD her until the nicht of the 4th of March last, when
In the course of conversation she said that she was living
at Richmond, that she had been married since she lest
seen him, and that her husband and aunt were both
dead. From what she said he was lel ti the conclusion
that she was in very comfortable circumstances. Sub-
sequently he introduced Church to her for the purpose of
buying her furniture, as she said she wante.l to Join her
relations in Ireland. Ile did not believe Webster had
previoualy been known to Church.

I Mr. U. B. Samuelson. M.P. appeared au WedneadaT
night sg Yeovil in the fame of no /ism Pair There
li' a good many M.P.'s that frequently appear as happy
pain at the end of the Dirision lasta—geib.

EMIGRATION TO New 2141.1IND.—Tbe steamer Wad
Haarlem, which was despatched in Febniary last by Sir
Julius Vogel, the Axentioneral for New Zealand, with
1 700 emigrant. for that colony, is reported by cablegram to
have arrived at her destination, " all well.
Wirt Su visa Wm! Coaxal—The best known remedy
for Owns is the Porous Plaster Co.'s Corn Plasters, eons
genuine unless" nos Alkock I Ca, POTOIAI Plaster," is
on the stamp. Sold by all Chemiste at Is. Ij4 per box,
principal agency, St, (omit Charlotte Street, LiverpooL
Tim RAT still circulating in aid of the Premier's golden
wreath. The noble Sad, it is said, will wear the gift of
his admirers at the Lord Mayor's tanquot. (Could
be not be induced to *wear it in the Lord Mayer's
procession f)—From &U.
Tim &listen% Tows Council have received a reply from
the Bishop of Lichfield t) their memoriel a-gessoes his
lordablp to commit to the erection or oulv one mortuary
chapel in their new cemetery, to be used in common by
Churchmen end NunconformistA a. the number of
funerals would not require two chapels. The Bahop re.
quested the Council to reconsider the wetter, but as they
remained firm he now state, that he cannot are hi. way to
fultll their request.

Row.= Warne —Bast Table Water known. I prefer
It to the other *nem! Waters before the public. (Pro-
fessor Waal/lye's Report). Sold everywhere. Retail es.
per dozen Pinta; BC per dosee Quart. Original packages,
ornotaising 50 Quart Glarso 80ar... Oa, or 103 Pot ditto.
Mk—Tim Roebach Complus,. limited. Z. Yinabury-oircus,
London. H. C.
Consokrtios is CIMAILL—A oartaia method of cure
has been discovered for this distrassiog courplamt by
a physician, who Is desirous that all sufferers may bandit
from this providential discovery. It as beyond all doubt
the most reuses kable remedy of the or. Thousands bare
been cured by it Fall particulars of the remedies will be
seat by post to any pima fine of obarge.—Address
Wituattalo. Orford-terrace. Hyde Park Loadoa.

Fivs.—Ers.wric Frre oa FALLING Hicurnsa.—A
certain method ol cure has been discovered for this
distressing complaint bye 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 particulars will be sent by post to any
person free of charge. —Address :—Mr. WlLLisits, 10,
Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park, London

WARNING! RICKITT'S PARIS BLUE The marked
superiority of this laundry blue over all others. and the
quick appreciation of ita merits by the public, have been
attended by the won' relit; viz, a flood of imitations,
the merit of the latter mainly consista in the ingenuity
exerted, not simply in imitating the square shape, but
making the general appearance of the wrappers resemble
that of the genuine article. The manufactuers beg
therefore to caution all buyers ti ma " Reckitt's Paris
Blue" on each packet.
FLORILINS !--Foe ma Terre AND BRIATIL—A few
drops of the liquid" Floriline" sprinkled on a wet tooth.
brush produce a p'essant lather, which thoroughly
cleaner the teeth from all parasites or impurities, hardens
the gums, trevents tartar, stor decay, glees to the teeth
a peculiar pearly whitener, and a delightful fragrance
to the breath. It removes all unpleasant odour arising
from decayed teeth or tort= smoke. "The Fragrant
Floriline," being compord in part of honey and sweet
herb., is delicious to the taste, and the greatest toilet dia
covery of the age. Price fa Pd. of all Chetnista and
perfumers, Prepared by Ilkk to C. GALLur. PA Oxford
street, London.

VALUABLE DISCOVERY PO* 7111 HAIL—If your hair II
turning grey or white, or falling off, use "The Mexican
flair Renewer," for it will po.itively restore in every aeas
Grey sr Whits hair to its original colour, without leaving
the disagreeable small of most "Restorers." It makes
the hair charmingly beautiful, as well ma promoting the
growth of the hair on bald spota, where the glands are not
decayed. Ask your Chemist for "Tile MEXICAN HAIR
RENRWER," prepared by 116NRT C. GALLUP, 43G, Oxford.
street, London, and sold by Chemista and Perfumers every-
where at 3s. &L. Per bottle
TIIKOAT AFFRCTIONS AND lIOARSENNBB—AII suffering
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will he agree-
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded by
the use of "Browns Bronchial Troches." These famous
" lozenges" are now sold by most respectable chcniists in
this country at In lid. per box. People troubled with a
" hacking cough," a' alight cold," or bronchial affections,
cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, If allowed
to progress, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affection. See that the words "Brown'. Bronchial
Troches" are on the Government Stamp around each box.
—Manufactured by JOHN I. BROWN and SONS, Boston,
United States. Depot, ISO, Oxford-street, London.

HOLLOW A T'N OINTMENT AND FlLLS—Safely and
Securely.—When the severities of winter have yielded to
the genial spring, invalids should make a determined
effort to mein their lost health ,• when through
confinement indoors, want of appetite, and disturbed
sleep, the entire system has been weakened, and the
spirit' have been broken down, Holloway's remedies are
equal to the occasion. The ointment rubbed over the
regions of the stomach awl liver, aided by the Internal
administration of his pills, will rectify the digestion,
regulate the bile, and purify the blood—three sanatory
actions which will speedily confer renewed rigour, brace
up the failing nerves, confirm the flaccid muscles, and
restore to the ailing cheerfulness, that great charm to
existence.

Causes or Ban Taang.—One thing we think is un-
deniable, and that is, that the action of trade unions,
whether for good or for evil, has been over-estimatad as
to its efficacy. Unionism may, perhaps, hasten a rise
of wages when prices are rising. It cannot materially
prevent a reduction when they are falling. The one
great feature of the day, not in England only, but over
the world. is the decline of consumption, the inability of
the consumer to pay for what he formerly consumed.
flat the unchaining of the demon of war by countries
nominally Christian. during the last quarter of a century,
hes done more to check the consumption, and thus the
produotion, of the fruits of human industry than any
other cause, is a suggestion that we should like to see fully
debated. —Builder.

Horst Dsvossitias Saitrig—ls the best, the cheapest
the most faahionable. and the most durable of any article,
woven. The QOM* says it has no rival either in appear-
ance or utility. It is made of selected and elastic staple
wools; produced in new colours and mixtures for the
spring of 1079; also in light weighted Yarns for Summer
wear and warm climates. Prices for ladies' wear, Is. I ed.
Is 11. d., 2s 3d, and 24. 9d. per yard. Extra milled and
strengthened for gentlemen. suite and boys hard wear
(new patterns), from 2s. I Id. per yard. Si inches in width.
The (actors cut any length, and pay carriage (mall parcels
into London, Dublin, Belfast, Cork or Glasgow. In
writing for patterns, which are sent post free, state
whether for ladies' or gentlemen'. wear. Address, Spear-
man It Spearman, Royal Devonshire Serge pactnn.
Plymouth.
Special attention is called to the fact that
this arm is devoted excluaively to the production of pure
wool materials for ladies' and gentlemen's wear. Serges
sold no used by Her Majesty's Giovernment,
GOURIRO IN Sr. PITIRSBUIIO.—GeRIeIIII GOUrko.
as temporary Governor-General of St. Petersburg, cui
Tuesday issued an official notice, which is posted oq the
walls, requiring every householder, under • penalty of
5011 roubles, and for • second off cam the penalty of
expulsion from the city, to maintain a house porter at the
entrance gate, who is never to be abeent from his
poet. His duties are to prevent any other than official
notices from being posted on the walls, to see
that nothing calculated to do injury is thrown on the pave-
ment or roadway, and in the event of any person being
discovered transgressing these rules to arrest such penorui
with the aid of the police. All dealers in fin anus and
other weapons must furnish the authoritios with a
detailed list of all weapons in their possession under •
penalty of 500 roubles, to be increased on the second
offence, and all persons possessing weapons of whatever
description must give information thereof to the authorities
and obtain permission to retain such weapons under •
similar penalty.

PIRVIRISZ SAVING.—The present Government has been
freely criticised for its waste and extravagance, and not
always without reason: when, therefore, it exhibits •
disposition to be economical it should be made • note of.
Having increased the taxation of the country substantially
about ten millions sterling annually—it is not surprising
than an effort should be made in some direction to curtail
expenditure, and puticularly as • general election is
looming in the distance. Accordingly we find that a
saving has at last been effected—not., however, by
abolishing sinecures ; not by deducting ten per cont. from
over-paid civil servant'', who manage to mpgdement their
eaeily-earned Incomes by promoting enormous commercial
establishments in oppadtton to shopkeepers; not by
conducting onr colonial and foreign relationships in an
equitable sprit, and thereby rendering increased military
saving unnecessarls not to be effected in
eeixtrenrdlugese ways. By att.ekingissinscum• .goj maqc,.
tog the salaries of over-paid civil servants the Govern-
ment would Provoke °PP:AUG.OVI it would rnb against
the grain of men who can wield pens, who have votes,
1114 who can promote hostile opinion. An, however,
must be done, it was decided to reduce the par
of the children and women employed at the Army
Clothing Factory at Pimlico. These poor people were
miserably paid before • reduction of their wages—and
they have actually had the audacity to meet in public
and condemn the economical policy that has been
adopted! What is the world coming to me Govern.
meet is drat blamed for expending no much, and when
they diminish expenditure by paying leas to poor people
who were badly paid before, they receive more blame
What can the bewildered Govenunent del Of two things,
one. Either terminate their hare-brained policy, which
distracts the world and and impoverishes England, or give
place to abler and better men

Tag Maim OF Irrtmutcr.—The world assuj
witnesses the appeerance nt
e man preeminent aomaltug h
fellows, who leave, his mark upon the world either for
good or for evil. Our century has been unusually (nut'
lot in such men. We have our military hero, our philos-
opher, our astronomer, our statesmen. Pet
have, goo, our physician sod pkilantAropixt. Per
e
But now we have Professor Holloway, who, bsnrfilteM
the long experience of lose experiments. and widish
by deep study, has bestowed upon the world ono of
the greatest treasures. In the form of the oviebrated pills
and ointment. By their instriLmentality health is placed
within the reach of all that will avail theme/dew of them,
They have recommended themselves everywhere by their
beneficial eff octs,__and are now known throughout the
civilised world. We are lad to know a* uot only un-
bounded fame, but søouuetlintbh fortune. nave rewarded
Hamm, for his plillan Topic labours. South and
Centred A jwide, Mexico sad Cube, following the exanie
of Spain, bawl become Jorge consumers of these artict,
and wherever ths.lranish language is spoken, they are
now extensively as a family medicine. No regiona
te emelt affords such opportunities for tasting the uni-
versality of a remedy as Swath America. From the
enormous inequality of level between Its different
It comprehends the climates of all the zones, anltlii°
(Weeps peCUller to Ike varlethe of temperature known m
tdiuperete, and torrid are fount among its fultahl.
tent'. A grinder field for the employment
Hops adapted to the cure of every spede, of d
tern.' and external. cannot be conceited, arid kai
success has been uro.orto in all parta of the moo
continent.„„,y
.I.ai_rtv regard them medlicinee m
specifics for the maladies of evlll7 Seil lied CHM& We do
wise.en
• it a
ove makeeilitsueodcireclas d reputation eTimist anm weighedPm
eZtt;TtL
culat positions
isr the,.
r he,o
nit* Ed Ike tlobe—rio Nominate%

ALL SMOKERS should we the faihkotable arltalt&L
ORANT COMBINATION PIPE and COWL 7178 Z.
asProvraliwa.u.se.rfle. Ilamplony.tir aad Co.,
flAns. Hs* sad Obese* SAFI:GUARD
alba ME sad THISTIRS.
*spa 3.1. Werbs, Uverpoa
r•vz.• •OOD lOU INF•NTS
YOUNO CITILDRZN AND INTAL/DI
MOST NOURISHING. kid by
CHZMISTS and CROCUS al bane sad abroad.
LI AVE IT IN TOUR OUBU—
fI LAMPLOUOWS PYRETIC BALM and use no °tar
mly
lia•••• antidote In Ihmers,H=e Anemias, Sea or
cabmanows. Ssall-1.31 and • baring peculiar
sad szoluthe manta the no substitutis. 040 perpetual a
Jesotlon egmat imitators; she the 0400110004 Judgmased
avast the Inland 01/T441410, before tbe Lords Justice en..
~„0, Gem, and Cottoa, nod J•saary,lB7ll, in It lamploaglei
Weer. IU, Holborn SM. Loam.
Tfugsurre—SMA MICTALLIC PARINI tor Nablell.
Cow-hoons, trek lionak Mgr= Au, Sc. are now large wed. laid by an
foricklafeotslhair. Priem quoted, &actuate delivery, tone, Railway
itstioa. First Clam awards al tbso Ueda. FaZ. and
BMWS Eilibitiona Jame Hnaar ai. West Baas
BERTHON'S PORTABLE BOATS.setonurady used In all
parte of the world, are invaluable he YLORTI rise-
IWO, SHOOTING, and EXPLORATION purresa The new
BERTHON CANOE., Mt 3e. beam and only 31.. wide when
shut, can be wad sal y as • Omit Bac. Price from AT.
Apply Bertha Boas Company, UMW, Romney, Hants.
Just 'ablated, Price M. id to le had deli Book Milers.
nottemarrioN. BRONCIIPITA ASTHMA, Sore Thr, at,
la Whooping Clough. DISMA IL, me a mice, etc., sad their
spa* Oars. By Dr. t ha; *II 'lnaba**, sod
la
illumbr."4.llobtatart, 5, L•ngban Pisa, Loodaa. W.

r ATE% .1111 Bin
QIINNIBIL 1111:1101N11.
,
RUA LA Purify Ike Blood.
arm Dm
Fuus• Cio
to tbd root r=o.
rogo=l over IS y
149142:111tha, Goorgeo81:-"°•PgislaPdaMorld's Plisa."ThillniLelittLari 2111‘24::
it.... Clomp% Grovel BBL
tfo. 1, Women PIM for Ur Ism
mid tri all Meado Wham La. likana UK 02016