The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-28 00:00:00

Agriculture.

Tug CROPS 111 DOISITSHIIIg. I am sorry not to be
able to report more favourably of the growing mops.
W eat in this pert of the county is thin, and very short
in straw, ear. ju.t bor., ing forth which appear to be
wary short. Barley and on•• suffering touch from want
of tuoi.lure, especially the late town ; and if rain Game
at ontin 1 frar it would be too late to improve it
oat. daily. A short quantity of bay will be made owing
to the clouts.m of the le "um. mug farmers hiving be..o
obliged to feed nearly .11 their clover that was lot tided
for hay, with sh-ep, keep hiving been scarce for mon.h.
post. Root mope, Iron, wont 01 rain, progrtas slowly ;
blte tuf flip Ay his tnede awl havoc wi b the early sown.
Juha Fund, Bu,abton, Blawilurd, June 13.

EXPERIMENTING ON HUoPI rel. PATIENTS.
The following letters have appeared in the nixes:—
Lu order to solve the question whether • p dtion of
the skin of a negro would, if applied immediately after
excision to a raw 11111T.A3e of • white person, adhere ii.
T.iiicorian Inallioa. and, if so, whether dark eolou•att.in
would. in Out/Setillence, eitequi 10 the surrounding skm,
the following axperiment waa made • few days ago at
one of our metropolitan hospitalt. The subject, of this
experiment were • man of colour from the Southern
state. of dmsries, who has lately been employed as an
artist'a motel at the Royal Academy, ant a child haying
a sore suitable for the purpose, who was • patient in
she hoirital. A circular piece of skin was cut out of
me of the aboulders of the negro, a. d inatentiv placed
upm the *ore of the chill, bat with what result I am
at present unable to state. The negro a day or two
aft.rwarda appeared at the Royal Academy with a
plaiver on the shoulder which had been otirr.teri upon,
ind declared that be was indurnd to submit to this
treatment from the assoranee of the medical officer
that in so (ding he woudt save the life of the child, an
samranoe, I need hardly remark. hsvieg no fouedation
to truth. By way of r.-munerstion the vi:tim received
• arivereign. The case, I submit, i. one stitch demands
ou the part of the eov.-rnors of our hospitals.
and there will he no difficulty in discoaering to
operator, the victim, and the loe•lity. If fatal eryderl .s
had supervene] in the case of the tiegro—a contingency
not implesibln—an unpleasant verdict might have been
returned by the co-onet'a jory. Moreover, suppose the
child to bosoms permanently mark.d with a blsck patch
of trsn.planted negro akin, the operstor may bud him.
self in an unplesant legal predicament.
Your correspondent has certainly di•quieted himself
in vain. I chance to know all about the ow.e to which
he refers. although I am not oonnected with the ho.pital
in which the occurrence occurred, nor even permoally
acquainted with the very distinguished surgeon who
was the operator. A child had sustained an enormous
burn, leaving a wound so large that the powers of the
little patient wete totally unable to heal it. It was
determined to make an attempt party to cover this
wound by transplantation of akin, and the attempt was
followed by rssithit whizb rendered it desirable, for
the.rnorrect interpretation and for the surgeon's future
guidance, to transplant a piece of skin of darker tint as
• test to determine now must) of the fresh piece be'eame
itself incorporated with the tiasuea over which it was
plsoed. For this purpose a mime! of skin was taken
from the coloured roan in question, and the little
experiment is expected to determine • point the
knowledge of which will in all hums.) probability
enable the surgeon to save the child's life. I need
haidly add that the " unpleasant lesal eiliestnent."
.uggested by your correspoodent are the mere phantoms
of an excited Itusginaton.

REFUSAL TO PAT VOLUNTARY C1102011•11ATEIL —St
• rnewtong of Universi,y "ni..n it has
been determined not to pay & voluntary church-rate in
future. _

A CARPS/Milt of Ars, Mo.elle, seined Cosnell, mur-
dered his wife and his nephew, a soldier on furlough,
three nighta back, by strikinr them on the head with •
hatchet while they were asleep. The motive for the
c lime la not -toted. The man ale., wards gave himself if,.
11,.LLOWAVII OlsueceT AND PlLLFl.—Disesses and
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the use of theme eacelient M. &cements according to the
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influence in checking inflammations situated in the
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cheat it gives the most sensible relief in asthma,
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IST/RESTING TO LADIES.— At this *maroon of thea ear
the importaat process of bleaching and drewing laces
ad linen, for spring and summer wear commences. We
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air readers to the Glenfiebt Starch. It is now exch.-
finely used in the Royal Laundry, and her Majesty'.
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