The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-08 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1869.

BMWPM?. Errs's Oocoa.. - Ozamirtn. MID
CONToitTING.—Th• very agreeable character of
thi. preparation hes rendered it • general
fesourito. The Coil Service Gautis remarks :
"The tippler success which Mr. Epps attained
*Naiad by his hoinceopathio preparation of cocoa hes
mm been surpassed by any experimentelist. By
• thorough knowledge of the nctural laws which govern
the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by • eon-
tal srplicetioo of the dne properties of welloslected
cocoa, Mr. Rope has provided our breakfast tables with
• delicately flavoured beroregs which may save us
mons heavy doctors bilis." Mode simply with boiling
water or milk. Sold by the trade only in ilb., jib.,
and Ilk. packets, tin lined and isnelled,—Jantss Eppe
and Co_ Hornosopetbia Chemists, London. Agent In
Dorchester for .Y. Epps k Os's. special homeopathic!
prepirations—H. Darden, 13, CornhilL

trrieturnra Esrzanizar. —Place on the upper bar
of a rate, with the heads projecting shout one josh
inwards, loos ordinary Landers—ln • few momenta
they ignite. Then in the seine position plans • ifew of
the Patent Safety Matches of Bryant and May, London
(which ignite only on the box), sad it will be found
thr. they may remain for hours- in fact, until the wood
becomes literally charred— without taking Sr.. We
look on this is • eingdorly interesting oaafirmsition of
the safety of the new make. Care must be taken in
both cases to avoid aanaal contact 'datum&
Lr Ann ISSAINITIM FIALL—Iirs. B. A. Allan's
World's Hair Butanes or Dreaming never failsto quickly
restore gray or faded hair to its yonikful colour said
beauty, and with the first application • beautiful
fragrance is given to the hair. It stops the hair from
falling off; liprotects baldness; it promotes luxuriant
growth; it PAWN the hair to grow thick •nd strong;
It rem...ves all duaruff ; it contains neither oil nor dye.
In larg bottles, prim six shilling.. Zylobidaamam
(Mrs. S. A. Allen's) for exoebi any pomade or hair oil.
To those whose hair in naturally dry, requiring frequent
dressing. As elleapnees nod great vein* will be proved.
Its early use on children's hair will insure au abundant
and bountiful rapply from youth to old age. In large
bottles, price three shillings. Sold by most chemists
sod perfumers. Depot, 2601, High Holborn, London.

ADVICS ro Moment Are yogi broken of your net
by a sick ehlld, suffering with the pan of matting teeth/
Go at once to a chemist, and get a bottle of Mn.
Winslow. Seething Syrup. It will relieve the poor
sufferer immediately ; it is perfectly harmless;
produces neural quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub swags "as bright as •
batten." It hes been long in use in Anagrams, and is
highly rsoomromided by medial men; It Is very pleasant
to take ; it reothes the child; it softens the gums.
allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowel.,
Is the hest known remedy for dyeentry and disrrhera,
whether arising from teething or other muses. Be sure
sad sok ler if,,. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, Lod we
that "Curtis and Perkins, New York and Londe.," is
on the outside wrapper. No mother should be without
It. Sold by all medicine dealers at to. lid. per bottle,
London Deem, HIS, High Bothers.
Dierscss, Noises ii Mis BAIR, km—Many parsecs
Imagine it melees to try any remedy for them oomplaists.
This is an error. For many yaws Velar's ESIMOC4 for
Denim*: has been used with usquestiondale efficacy.
It has cared many, and never fails to glee relief ; is
lunnleas easily applied, and cocoas no pain. Sold in
bottles Is. ltd. sods by Mr. A. J. Evans, 'hamlet,
Dorchester; thamist, Weymouth; all
eberuista ; and the proprietor, John Pepper, 237,
Tottenham Oeurt.road, London. A bottle 'ably by port
for 18 stamps.
A C1:11111 rou OORNS. —Deflark Plasters never fail to
give indent relief and speedy cure to all dads of owns,
bunions, he., of whatever silted*. Them plasters not
only remove pressure, bat soften sad extract the root
of the eons In redwing ealessed toe joists their
effect has beau marvellous. (See lastienonials). Pries
130. per boa. Sold by Mr. A. J. !Irons, thenaist.
Dorchester; Mr. Williams, chemist. Weymouth; .41
chemists ; and the proprietor, J. Pepper. 237, Tottenham
Court-rood, Leaden. A box full by post for 14 stamps.
Equal. In importance with a redaction in the price of
tea, is its purity. The Chinese fere or Dolor the tea
intended for the English market with mineral powder,
to hide the worthless brown leaves. Messrs Hardman.
Londe', disallow this objectionable practise on their
Imports and therefore guarantee reliable quality,
streogth, and cheapness.
Cows:arms' Wom—Tho prog of fine are
manufacture in this branch of trete is strikingly
exemplified in a little work published by J. W. Benem,
of Z, Old Bond Street, and of tbe City Steam Factory,
D 3 and 60, Ludgate HilL It is enriched end embellished
with designs (by Italian, Frauds and English artistes
of Brooches Braotheta, Earrings, sod -other articles,
suite hI. for personal was, or Wedding. Birthday, or
other presents, with their prima. Mr. Beeson (who
bolds the appointment to HiL H. the Prior of Wales)
has also published a very interesting pew able, on the
Rise and Program of Watch aid Clocktrs.king. Theme
pamphlets are sent post free for two stamps esoh, and
they cannot be toe strongly reecend to those
contenpliding a petition, especidly to readmits In the
country or abroad, who are thus madded to soled any
article they may require, and have it forwarded with
perfect safety.

Tun Spanish Cortes were engaged on Frith, in sign.
Ins the eonstirtitton, whisk was done bg all the
Does including the KamedaMans. Tin Constitntson
was ea Sanday.
Tii °lttoo psn.p.ol is North nod Ken Ltheashirs
ore ?immolates as bilel a/ a verf gloom? ahancl"'
The tpseetine in tering *migration a.. remedy. end
tito "0"..n •winowni ars ming the peonies at,..
.the
te re of eight weekly, of lath atm belonging to wtot"
trade an its willing to emigrate to Canada or the
United States. In Proton %snare over 1700 operatives
unemployed.

Conr•outorr Vaccummon.—ht the Bow-street
pay...ecort, on Moguls,. lfr. John Bkal a medieal
issp, residing in Ores Ruselbureet,
was summoood fo,mnbisting to hene his eitild womb
mood. The defendant se id hod hen 14 years in
piss tic.. end from his experienee el the terribie malts
of owd.agioa, he was eonekeed Mat so far from win
wo.phomds, it beaded to the proposition of
21jeesee. Mr. Flowers said had se amuse bat to
imposes no. of ha He was afraid 111 r. fikaton would
he sintmosied lOW lad Win'

PLOODUIO • Xilll MP TAW/I'ooll.-0a friday seri.
lii. it about seven o'clock, Wheal Dreher Was, ars
Tevirteek, Devonshire, was aesidentally Seeded. •
abhor awned Bowden aad bii au were working to the
wooers bottom level, 110 fathoms below the
whin, is •0111111411111008 of their bessldee lototal
*whim& the water rushod Is with mat force. The
ban sod two mon named Jenkins and MAO wbo
wen eat of by the water from inespisig, ken, sines
beet reamed.

Loan DEIST ham wrinleri • vary pungent liana on
,6"0-nheisig in gesersl, and the premature downy of
"ft-fen-aid rses-hones in puiienhir. As noble earl
soadesas touting• running bones without waning
them to inn, the fuming cl two-year-old; and the
._OPeess of himinaospo.g, Hs weak! (0 ill Waif iiMll
°NO Hawley silo elan is.., witieb be would
bk. I° Ise nill•ded. 1111 in Itnnos, to the Ist of Angnot
N.
.19•Stenber, and be rosanseadm a istaxinian
L.._
_and n"!
uumaan weight s shed upon the evils of
.'"wisiliPtaw- His lordship bless the tuff as
toehold to the lon inel of ths "Mu-
*aft sniosi,"

SUDDIX DRAM Of • HIPIUMITATITI.—During the
debate in the Spudsh Cortes on Tuesday, upon the
gliestion of an increase of the army, Henrique
O'Doonell, a brother of the late Leopold, made an
Impassioned 'peen: After the termlnatiou of his
address O'Donnell was seised with apoplexy, end
removed to the President's private room, where he died
the same night. His age was lit ty-feer.
A WITALTET noes& —The guardians of the Redden.
field Union have been grossly imposed upon by an
octogenarian, named Mary Oldaeld. who, although she
had been in the receipt of parish relief to the amount of
45. per week, poeseseed the large snip of SlO6 Is. lie.
with which she appears to have been retardant to part,
even on ehe verge of eternity. She had deprived
herself at the ecanmon necessaries of life, sad expired
on Tuesday night. The old woman had been looked
upon us as • needy subject, and it is a mystery to her
oeichbogre how she has acquired her riches.
Stireotaa Roastirr.—en Italian named Berghemini
has just been tried at St. Peterebtagit with an &mom-
plies, the widow of the Hunan General Ihomoutow.
for stealing the sum of ClOO,OOOl. from a very aged
lady named Koesown. The too amused had absconded,
but were treaded at ?fume by the Prussian authorities,
and given up to Russia on • demand for their extradition
being made. Sorghum' pretended that the money bed
been given him by the pro...dart" for immoral con-
siderations, but even this shameful line if defence did
eta sive him, and he was sentenced to transportation
to Siberia; Mdste. Khomoutow was also condemned to
Ice. her civil right', and to be exiled to Archangel.
Tits Strittamrsri Moans& - A man, who gives his
name as Robert Jones, is in custody at Abergavenny
for the murder of Maria Fitesimmous, at Sunderlaad,
last February. Jones was drinking with George Taylor
and others at the Crown Inn Rasta, when he stated
that there was a reward of 1100 offered for the appre-
hension of the murderer, seed, as be should like Taylor
to gel the money better than &arms elm he (Taylor)
had better give inform/else to the polio.. He stated
that he was a native of Ridgway, near Bristol; that he
left his home in January last, and travelled northwards.
At Sunderland be plaid up with Maria Fitrairomoos,
end, because she resisted his &name% to assault her, he
murdered her. Taylor imenediately gave informants
to the polies, end Jones was liken to Abargaveray to
await communkation with the Sunderland autharithe.
Jones is said to answer the description given of the
murderer.
Modena Logan is Prtrema.—ln the mouth of
September last • son was born to en inbalateat et
Berlin, who resolved ant to have it MONA ; but as,
aceording to the Prussian law, Christian parents mance
deprive their Milldam of that ri_ ,le the father made •
decimetre& to the offset Mat he left the church. The
Coosistory, however, objected that as the father was a
Christian at the moment of-the birth, the pereetsould
not swaps the obligations in question ; the ewe went
before • tribunal, witiek gave judgment in favour of the
Consignor', and decided that the ceremony should he
performed, notwithstanding the oppositionlof the father,
as soon as a guardian mold be nand. Some weeks Liter
an individual, a complete stranger to the family, pre-
sented himself in that cameity, and declared that be
would exercise all the night. which the law eonfecred on
him as legal protester of the child. TM father
energetically refused to mama, and now informs all
•wbem it may cascara that he MU resist any violation of
his domicile.
A YOUNG NAN CIAIGIC TIM POTBOILMC urn
tinenirrnasetr.—A young man, named William Pickers-
gill has been arrested at Masers Remedies mainly
tube works, Pontefract, whore be was a weekman,
charged with poisoning a young woman. The yodel'
woman' named Rebores Horsetail died on Tuesday night,
aad on Wednesday an impart was opened on her body,
when the following evidence was adduced :—Mary
Horsetail, wife of John Homela/I, of Kellactlee,
labourer. said : The deceased lamp daughter. She has
been Beteg servant with Mr. Peskin. Beal, -does
tiominber last She was alive and in good health cp to
Saturday night last. She was perfectly well three
weeks ago. ehe came home from Mr. Poskitt's last
Mooney iIL She said she had something she should
never get rid of; that Pinker-gill had given her scam'
thi+eorn Sunday night. Pickeregill courted my
d and she refused to meet him. He reeffikeer
on anday night, and she told me be gave her some-
thing out of a little bottle Nix or seven lashes nag,
'eying it was rum and wetter. She drank some of it,
beadier he urged her, and to get rid of him. Is Meese
a cluster of an hoar slier she, Silt ?mynah aad
Mid was ill all Sanday night. Maestri that PIM
se soon as he got the bottle out of bee band:Za
running from her. She attributed her death to what
she had taken at his persuasion, awing she was meet
better in her life before she leek the driak out of the
bottle. The surgeon could some to so satiated's:we I
000elusion as to the cause of death without • poet
morals examination. The inquest was adjourned for a
post-ewrian examination. The demased was 24 years
of age, and Pickengill is about the same uge.
He resided with his widowed mother, at Fairy Hill,
Fontein&
FATAL MOT TN WALISL—A fearful riot broke oat
near Mold, Menhirs, on Wednesday, malting in four
men bens ahot deed by the military, who were galled
out to preserve ceder. Some time ago sottoe of a redac-
tion of wages was given to the colliers serene at the
lau Pit, near Mold, d many of the heeds,
belile:l=a en
the manager, Mr. Young, had been in-
strumental in getting the notice promulgated, attacked
his house in a most ruffianly way. They were aided In
their work by colliers from other mime In the neigh.
Warhead. SMes it to say that Mr. Young's homes
was sacked by the men. Some men wee. taken Into
matody on the mention, one of whom was rescued in
the musing of the seem day, but was spin captured.
Wawa and another person Wednesday brought before
the ategistrates who adjudicated on the eam. As the
envieted was wept areveyed through the streets. a
mob of colliers and others, numbering some haadride,
attacked the polies and ettecepted there...woof Mimeo.
The 2nd &Malicia of the 4th King's Own Reghsest,
stationed at Chester, were sent for to quell the dieter,
badges, and by Um time they arrived the people had
worked themselves into • state of frenzy at finding their
efforts to overcome the body of polies in charge of the
aro to difficult Mr. C. Roper, on Lading that the
state of affairs had reamed sash • dangerous aspect,
Mad the Riot Act, but to no purpose, as TM) populace
Dew begat to hurl Large stems In all directions at the
soldiers and police. The troops at length were obliged
I. ire on the mob, end we learn that four moo were
slot dead, and numbers of the crowd were more or ISM
inland. The soldiers did not wisps from resolving in-
juries is many mass. The mob shiest lausediatele
then dispersed, end at toe eislook most of the Mien
bed regarned boom. The list ol killed sad wearied, so
far ral at present sesertained, is as follows r—A youth
named , Tryddya, shot dead, the bullet
basing lodged the pair, after enrclag the cheek
The derissed bed • stone in his head whoa found. The
body was teaseled to the bank of the Victor's Brea
Edward Belk; of Tryddye, shoe through the adagios.
41841 0t°41.1 shsr e Poothlyddyn.
IT,b7=d. aird Most 19, shot through the chest.
kft iff al•••1•• • okapil to see the riot
bsusgh the bwth ilsste Joan, 01 Coed Talon, shot
,d 2 ; alag 80. Charles
iggid, shoo thumb 4. dmider Hems, moulder,
blade, sad sot el-
rafted to 1•80• Or. Captala
about Om head hoe lemagy, 4111"%AsitiKilne 0"' sat
4th Mises Own, badges sad riataileas
ditll
Neer Brewilt Ghia "0,611141 bodied' e 7.
Ind T
wt
arm, slightly, Private Timm, seissik :saal
the use. Re was lakes eta of iks cam
iessasible. Private Carroll sat wed Ms
regimeetais were destroyed. In Matra to the Mem
there are 90 other yontose het terimay bort, ead if
the pollee 13 are troaaded.

sorroain Itoluna.—The bones of • female, of
middle age and small stature, have been disinterred et
Flilitay, Norfolk. Boma eine has been obtained to 11
woutan wbo suddenly disappeared at Hilazy • few years
dam

ML 11dam1T, the new American Minister, was on
Monday presented with addresses from the Liverpool
end American Chambers of Commerce. In replyiag,
his Exoeßemy said that the American Government end
people were desirous of maintaining einoere end amicable
relations with Great Britain upon the basis of eines
iodide Ind a diepusionate regard for the rights and
duties of both countries. Mr. Motley arrived in Loudon
on liesday afternoon.
Tat London Dialectical Society—we are very much
in the dark ae to the constitution and objects of this
learned body—ar• investigatiog the phenomena of
spiritualism ; and it is at first singular to note that
among the pinata who prefer to be mediums or to have
had special exponent* of so-called spiritual id/meow,
are venous whose aohievemente in connection with
pkylkial seigooe wosld lead us tole:n*6in, that they are
dome and suspicious observers of phenomena and
asourati reasoner.. Mr. Varley, the elextririen, was
connected with the suligte*ng and working the
Atlantis sable, yet Mr. Varley is one of the roost un-
wavering believersin spiritualism. This 6603111 astonish-
ing at flrst ; but if we reflect a moment, the
improbability is 'considerably 'Demoted. Of all physical
powers electricity is the mid subtle, its effects are most ,
amazing, and its ranch& are Infinitely above all ordinary '
experience. The proved achievements of electricity
approach so newly to the miraculous that the mind
engaged is oliserviog them Ls prepared for almost any
demands on He power Of belief. Again, students of
physicist pilaw-sena are not uncommeed7 very ignorant
of mental phenomena, of the etrangevenitte prodttoed
by disease eel abnormal condition of the brain awl
nerves. One of Mr •Nrerioy's most siagnlar " spiritual"
experieseee fot/owed, he tells us, upon Lis inhaling
chloroform 1 The remarkable sensation of a double
exisfires deseribed by Mr. Verity is not uncommon in
Casa of cerebral inearerestion or exteeme weakness.