The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-16 00:00:00

Littraturc.

FILTIIIT HAUTS—CIINNOOM AID oIIIA.M.—" Dolly has been
here • month or two. I think he three mouths duos else cense,
and Ido bee bor. filas'e soft and womanly, and hun't taken
up these vile illthy habits which almost all the girl. h•ve
adopted. Hare you men that/ Frmiches with the things they
have on tbeir bwdsr

speeiheie io these yeeherday."
" Neat), elute ! You can see the crease on their foreheads
when they by to gnats their hair go back In the dirty French
faehl n. Dolly Ye not like that ;—is she r
" Elbe is not In the least Ilk. either of the NW Frenches."
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' ADO bow I Wont hot to Woo= Mn. Gibson. ll* le qua,
taken "

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her
Oh dear, yes. Dkrnt you me him the other night at dinner
and •Itarw•rd• } Of course be knows tbat I can ere her •
litUs bit of money, ',high always [ON for something, Brooke.
And I do think It would be .oekn nke thing for Dolly.'
"And whaddlor Doily thiiik about fir
" There's the dlineWty. She likes him well enough ;
sure of that. And sbs has no stuck .up Ideas about herself.
Slidt Lent on* of thole who Mink that almond nothing is good
enough for them. But—"

She has an objection.-
" I don't know what it I. I sontetimee think phe le so
Umbral and modem phedoeen't like to talk of being married.—
even tO scold on like me."

Dar ! Theo not the way of the .g. ;—L. it Aunt
litanbury

to that. Brooke, the girls will ask the men
soon. Y—ead the they won't take • refusal either. Ito
believe that Camtila French did ask Mr. Gibson. —St. Paula
Potmcct Psis:lL—TM Conservative conceive, that the
glory of his country and the welfare of his wuntaTinen may
be beet $Ol,OOl led by a certain line in politics—which we may
perhape define by raying the he le anxious to metiten the
dietaries between dame.. The Liberal thinks timt hi. country'.
glory and the general welfare may be beet promoted by • line
tending In an smelly different direction—by lonsoing the
distances between dames. The policy of the Conservative or
of the Liberal will be followed In this country antiorMog One
the other may be victorious in Ws political warfare : —lt will
'e so even though the Conservative when victorious may And
bbioissif driven td par the or that special measure toward
leavening tbe distances, in obedience to the commend of his
countrymen at the moment. The lemening of these distances
must be hateful to the mind of the Camera/Im, orb. will
cease to be whet he call. hinamil. The maintaining of three
will be hateful to the Liberal, or he will not be • [intend.
Belimeng this lobe so, and thinking that the loosening of these
distances is the one great work el • politic! ar, we acknowledge
to • easire to bee our political adversaries at every point, to
deprik e then of all political power, to know than only as
The Opposition ;" and, though we will not go .0 for as to
preach • political doctrine ol doles ark eirnia behoving that in
the trade of polities,.. in other trade., homey is the best
policy, we think that the Maple purpose of turning out •Con-
'creative ministry Is in Itself aped eaves 10b.,, In hand, even
though the nominal qocation on which the ministry be beaten,
be orie of straw. —SL Pods.
Ti. Stamm Two. —The average etyie of coespceition of
the sermon. is, on the whole, better than what might be
expected. A. might be naturally expected, the Made. of domelike
are varloim One melee, to use the editor'. words, "untold.
In unison with the Cburch's tomblike, the entire rule ad
C 1111.11.11 faith and practice." The earmana oecoph.a:y.
which emanate from this source, take high views of
dwell rather upon objective than sub)ective religion, and would
suit It. Alban'. better than Islington. Another me.. Is
decidedly low church; but the majority are of that tha e
which the riveran onotry clergyman ammo, and which,
like the Oxford mixture I this trousers, is neither one thing
nor the other, but remarkably carrlceable.---81. Peels.

A Coal roe Comm—Deliar's Plasters never fail to
give instant relief and speedy cure to all In intl. of oorna,
bunions, aro., of whatever standing. These plasters not
only remove pressure, but 'often and extract the root
of the urn. le reducing enlarged toe joints, 'heir
effect hen been marvellous. (See testimonials). Pries
131 d. per box. Sold by Mr. A. J. Evans, chemist,
Dorchester ; Mr. William; chemiat, Weymouth • all
chemists ; and the proprietor, J. Popper, 237, Tette:ham
Court-road, London. A box full by post for 14 stamps.
Dubious. Nolan IN THIS &MK &C.—Many persons
IIII•gin• it useless to try any remedy for these complaints.
This is an error. For many years Dollar's Buren for
Arafat*, bag been used with unquestionable efficacy.
It has eared many, and sever faits to give relied; is
harmlesa, easily applied, and causes no pain. Sold in
bottles le. lid. sub, by Mr. A. J. Evans, shomiat,
Dorchester; Mr. Williams, oheatist, Weymouth; all
ehemiste ; and the propnetor, John Pepper, 237,
Tottenham Court-road, London. A bottle safely by post
or 18 stamps.
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init-ce7r; Illoranna.— Are you broken of your rest
by a iiiok child, suffering with the pain of cutting teeth?
Go et once to a chemist, and get • bottle of Mrs.
Winslow'. Soothing Byron. It will relieve the poor
sufferer immediately ; it is perfectly harmless; it
produces natural quiet sleep, by relieving the ehild from
pain, end the little cherub awakes "es bright as a 6itioa.• It ham been long in use in Amadei*, and is
highly recommended by medical men ; it is very pi,—
to tab.; it soothes the cluld it softens the ow. ml ill pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, aad
alio haat known remedy for dyseatry arid diarrhea,
whether from teethhig or other canoes. Be ear*
aad ask for Winelow's Boothia, Syrup, and ass
that "Curtis end Perkins, New York and London," is ea the outside wrapper. No mother should be without
11, Sold by all medicine dealers at la. lid. per battle,
lasdon Depot, 206, High &Abort.