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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-16

THE DEMON DRINK (MUSIC REQUIRED).

Wno ally, by thoussnds ry yetr 7
Wh.l russet us she I the bitter ic rr
stsals h. i,zitt hope ..11,1 lea,* dark fosr ?
It is the demon dr.bls !
(Clbortys)

The t let us rust In one great bne I,
To drive 11., inueeter loom ~llr
Ity prep', bv pledge eli n.t wand.
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1.7u;07n w;th th;1;mo-

Who @terve. the children and the wife ?
Takes from u• mace and gives it • .tr Is !
What Is the bo. ut slaiur• life?
It is the demon drink !

(Chem)
Who d art. u. Mercy', door !
Oft load* tri to tho a; d/iit tl,r,
With liwide iodide,* with h,llO ill sore ?
It le the thou io drink I
(MOMS.)

Who lea,,,e the ionoce t t beer
A name dietgreeewl 111,, once Ilea• fair,
Their only et.ey oespairt
it is the datum, drink!
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-16

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A PHYSICIAN'S GIFT.
A TREATISE ON NERVOUS DEBILTs

SUFFERERS from thin elms a Mame ei
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RE I Era. Ner•OUNIPE, Moms.. of Pilght. ISMAIL mg
Era.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-16

Contsponotnce.

THE PROP(14I) NEW RAILWAY TO
CHRISTCHURCH.
To Ike "dolor.

Sir,—Would you allow me say that many of us
Wimborne people were beginning to fear that the new
loop from Broadstone to Gate Mullen would do our
little town harm, or, rather, interfere with its
prosperity and developeu3ent ? But the news that
extensive docks are likely to be constructed at
Christchurch, and a r iilway running through many
populous places will be cut to ‘Vimborne has cheered us
wonderfully. Such a railway is much needed, and
will be a boon to thousands. It will bring trade,
devolope the resources of the district, and attract a
large population. I only echo the hopes of thousands
when I say that we eagerly look forward to the rail-
way being soon taken in hand and pushed on. As
for local opposition, well, as far as numbers go, it
amounts to little. A public meeting in the litt e room,
which, in default of a better and larger, does at present
duty as a Corn Exchange, would show that hundreds
would support the railway for every three or four
who will oppose it.
A assmsx.r.

Wimborne.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-16

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-16

WETKOLITH.

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Ax ixpMM.—At the b kJ...nob police court on
Wednea.lay, before IL e•sr.. N.thee end
Frederick Treater, of no or upati..n, was brougot up
in cue...ly charged with begging. —P.C. Bartlett said
that be had received several c is lants, and wsteh-ol
the prisoner. Yeetarday he sew his blueing io
Ttionsii-itreet. and afterward, go to three pu'dic-
bones' and have • glass if b.,. which he 1.4 I Isw.
lie then went toe pawn shop, and .11•,. h c inn
ba.ppreheoded his. Pri•oner diode I be .• .8 b g .1. g.
eon said he wee taking round a p•ti•iou. R. .ei.l
hfm, end (nun 1 • petition and its lid, in mow y no
Crobb, tailor, etated that tue
called at his house, %nil Mr. Mill. ssid h accn•• I to••I
him that he warn. dodretesd @errant. —The &ono cent
him to goal for T 1•,..
A 310111113 ESTIZTAINIIIXT. conalating .frni ml
bustrument.l mu.ic, with re.diuget, ton gi•-u I. St.
Mary'e Siboolro im on Wrdoeslay, c-inh-r 10 is.
the proceed.. being given to the Mission liii B
Fend. The 'attendance was large and appreciative.
and • capital peoerananie was gone through. consist.
lug of soup by MM. Jame, Thomp.on, Mr.. Sted-
man, MO Mop, Mr.. Walter C In, 11.. Carpel,-
dale. eat Mr. Crinkle/ay ; fowling. by Mr. n. S.
Mdle Ise an-1 Mr. Dl.ney Manolorte duet by Mins
and Watkins ; ant • violonc-ilo euin by Mr.
Sidney Smith.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-16

TIIHATRIOALS.

The Working Mao'. Club was crowded n To,. lay
evening when the members of the 11-1 g
Ilistriouic Club el". the fir•t of • seri°. of eitt-rt &id
meats. The place •electe I wan til* Irish dr.ins
entitled "Kathleen Nlag.iurnedi, or Thl I) g ina do
St. Petrick'. Bee." The tragedy, atilt a. b irh pg
nut altog.dher • tilt' ig as.. was veil, well put sn the
boards, and in, again of Mr. W J. T.ih d as
iroard Ka,aeegh. Mn. K. It, Atilt itt as I. retie.
O'Nfoo.e, sal Mi. A. Nix ais Ksihl,ro .nu
waa •pegially gusset, the ili•gtatore Issug rdy eiVia-
sisetio with thidr nip sass. Tao plan wan r.st as
folio.. :—Bnuard K. nlii Mr. %V. J. Tslbot ;
David O'Connor, Mr T. Wilishire ; Father Is,
Mr. A. K Fearless ; Timm* 0.31 • •rs, dr. I. R.
Al.olt y Billy Butt .asap, Me. %V. 0. Sanwaye ;
('apt Ciearfield. NEr. E. Kamm. ; Black
NI.. F. Hai •, Red Barney, ll'. T. Simw.. • ; Darby
Doyle, Mr. E. Beanwille ; Mr. McCabbla.
; eno.g Mr. Iledt ; (re. D .cr.
isi MA. Nix ; Ni m
es Mar legh. Mi.. It. T .1`• t ; Ki ty
O'Layery, Miele 1.. Middleton ; Dorothy K•v is •gh,
Mia• E. Rabbot,..

After the slating '•1 • 'UPI songs. the seresateg
The D. 7 aro r tho Fslr." wss p-if rine 1. the
character, being taken by Bowe old fastutitee. The
part of " Al, ahem C 1.4.1" 1•41 e ze.-I:antly
awl ths not •r, on Ensiling hi. apdear•nes on the
IsJard., met with a hearty reception. All the dre..e*
awl why, whtch were rsry gil. 1011111 of the 'ls •••
being psrtisil'ey wog ...urn, were lent by Mr.
W. R. P. Mary. Mr. J. Direr acts' as tna•164....
Mr. W. J. Talbot as buon—a-si in .g.r. Mr. J.
scene an I Mr. W. R. P. Jeff sy as
C 'stonier and pyrruqui,s.

LONGFELLOW. THE MAN AND TriE POET.
This war the su'iret of a very able haters by the
Rev. R. A. linalsod, rect Y • f Wyke
cud a member r.f the L. rugie.l..w C in et V.•
Burton Hotel Assemb4.ro:rm on Tura lay
I.rogfellow was, the lecturer etatwd. I ~in strict y
riweror, awl war the at at Sax in of pate, and
happy would it he if some of our living Burly wrote
the same pure Saxon. M ray of Louglellores pieces
were sung before him whoa he wag ral urchin. Air at
40 of his poems have bee. t • mule, and &boat 30
o! Tearrysou'r. At the time the in :mory of By: rxr eras
ladloc I. ragfellow was the Poet of Row, beloved
there by Ire inmates. q I oted (ten, reed out ty the
fireell.., rung a', every c •aceit. its riery drawing r a,.,
Henry Walsworth L orgfell rw wars ham at P.rt14..., I
Unl'e, I B:ate., ou VI 27th r 4 Ferr.o soy. 1497.
and weir with u. n. Idi os 192 L lie father w be
How. *opium Lroxfrollow, wao lived ati:rl two pare
altar the publicetkri f Evaarplrue"—to see hit !
ellheilee establiebeci. He wire • dee•sadast tA •
lamally ci Losit•Uow. who lived la out Hampshire la
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-16

BRIDPORT.

BODY OF • WOMell DISCOVIESD. —Oa Sunday
morning, as a we, cowed George Widsin• awes
walking on the bench not far from Ityps'e-mitith,
oho I a mile westward at • point known se lb.
" Dive." be noticed the body of • woman amongst
the rocks. He called the att.otion ..f a man, who
watched the boly whilst Wilkoci fetahed Sergeant
I l Bawd front Briars wr, sad when eh st odic • r
arrje.i he found the b .ly •.1 • medium...is ol worn in
It Wee in an ivleanice I stags of deconslio•iii in. The
aters• were no longer recosokabla, f ir the finds
had dimappeared from the face and head, ae wed a.
the hand. and fingers. The body oral dressed in a
black silk dra.., with a holies of the Name roeteri .1,
I with • row of black buttons down the fr int of it. Toe
n star pettico.it was of ••fark Lied in verde', awl the
linen was of g cod qiiality. Tne left t was corer-1
by • smell °loth bcrpt, tipped with plaint leatbar.
•id lined with searlct wool. The other boot was
Westing. To. wocgings were of two of a lea of grey.
Is an taller p ieket of the dress was found a hand.
furnbisf and thimble, the hiturfk.schief fader marked
"A. IL hlackworth, 12," in ink. The body was
carefully exernined by Sergeant Hausa The lower
teeth were f mod t br quite tr Fleet, but see. ral
from tha front if the upper j w wet. missing. Air
isqua.t will, of c be hel I.—Juat before goinr to
Dom we learn thar • lady ham 13.11 missing from
TAgnoriutb, U. no, for several week., and who w os
supposed to be dr maw'. Sergeant Hsu trd has
communicated with the authorities at Tei matouth,
forwarding • full demutition of the body, &c.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-16

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-16

ENTERrAINSIENT.

A tea and mt.:. &lament in aid of the juvenile
branch .4 the OdrHelicowe in tbia t .wn, /wronged by
the two lodge.—•• Excellent " And "To • United
Ilinther."—took place in the Working Mtil'• C:nb on
Wein...day eiwoing. Over 60 eat down t an
excellent tea supple,' by Mr. Ellery, the b ye bias,,
iovitad Ire,. Aftererirda • cauutaly arranged pro-
gramme was gone through. Mr. H. R.ug•da kinaly
presiding at the pian h Hie Worihip the May. 4
(Mr. Rowboid 'rho..') presided, and WWI supported
by Mr. Aylesbury (lb. Deputy-Mayor), awl M .
Thiaelton.—The Mayor, In widowing the meeting,
said the movement was • very eaiinN:al one, and his
opinion had always been that if they wante Ito make
on Impression they must do so on the youth of the
town. Ha gave eume woeful advice to Vie by.
pre.ent, anu t II them that be had to leave his home
at Bridport at the •.:e of 12, and 'lace then be bad
ntlf, r hat to ...able hi. parents, but the position he
held to-J oy wee due to hi. own Warm he
went to Lon•l••0, ant had m xvy paid hots for driuk,
Ii • t ear the looney ,1 eu-at iin ,lituiting ,ducitlon.
He 'tut all the tat for being .n •Ia re ge., sil,l he
ly re reett,d Piot ho fat not Ic 11 On I i..o.ter. Ile
f.4t .• •stbdolt :bat to old • no tniglitiv. h•• coil I
I olf the drink Ruth inpuity. Aler r••Iot na
troy sia b came an i•ed doer—through a din her
voila applying for r 114, an•l Leith; hold to 'sive off
Co giul,k, se'sing •iy he .6 I ant 4 with nit it—hi.
Worship cohclu led o dvising the youths to take
advawcp. .4 the 1.• ri t:, and eeek 4 po•ition of
Eiladecnlence.—Tba Si; • tory gave an ia-c n t .luring
the eveuing of whit Pi eieuety j d 4 'neatly,
They had so loilance /4 Ei2 14s. hi 1., but only 'if sea
lulmbers. 1.19 3a. 10 been paid away in sick
piy during the last 6 ',ale, and uot • p4olv. he
Sal Ora to ray, h.d hea psi I to JIM d. •
funeral during the lift, en years the soc.ety bid
been started. The pro:ratunie Wls as
Phinolorta duet. " Poi ..." • l'hi el-
ton ; chorus. 'sib Chi. 4 "Ill• r Party .11 •••
Mr. H. Roger. ; trio, A Utile om TI.I d
Liming Time:. Mbe F.. eihan ;• • " •a•rier
Juno," Mr. Crocker sot g, ' I ant t•.., Iht! r .4 tie
%Waled y." Mr. U o NT. ; 'On Zt I.ls, Cob Isr
and the (bow ;'' pisoof •re lOW run rf us
Athale," Awn.. Itoitera 'nil N. cii• • ; .114 •. Wit.
Itoseimie,“ Mina U•yent foot r ~) ; r • its ion, Mr.
Cra of rd ; " r .t," Mo• rit-e!on (.•.•C .••
"WI o. th. Wind Wow* in fr en tho ses," Miss
F.eemsn and Hr. C. C, cher ; it, ieu•, II .rle
Apoilo St i.e.. the Lyre," Ulee Party ; *ung, sUolng
Alerket,” Hies
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-16

MEMORIAL CARDS

PERSONS are invited to inspect a varoity of
MEMORIAL CARDS, Erubosael,luso. or
Plata at the Odoe of this Paper, 8, Uigb *.,t-stied t,
Dorchester. .

25 Embossed Cards, with name, date. a.te, ands twee
of poetry, or text of Scripture, suprtied fur le.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-16

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