The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-22 00:00:00

I am, Sir.
Your obedient *errant,
Yea9[l7 Ault'4f., YD.

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One of the Physiciatui to the Hospital. Colville House.
Oolville-equare, London. 4.
January 18th, 1878.

ALLEGED RITITALISIL

Dr. Robertson, the Chancellor of the Diocese of St.
Alban's, held a court on Thursday, at Doctors' Corn.
mons, to hear an application by the vicar and church-
wardens or Brightirrigate, Essex, for • license or faculty
to make certain alterations in the pariah church. It
eras the first instance of the Diocesan Court sitting in
Loudon by consent of the solicitors, Mr. M. Brooks
(Brooks and Jenkins of Doctors' Commons), for the
vicar, and Mr. Hoddin for the objectors. Dr. Philli.
more appeared in support of the application, and Dr.
Pritchard in opposition for Mr. Eagle and Mr. Bate-
man, the churchwardens. An objection was taken to
the opposition of Mr. Eagle, as he had given his assent
to the vicar, and afterwards withdrew the same on the
ground, he alleged, of the "ritualistic tendency," of the
services, and the proposed alterations which would
lower the floor, and give an appearance of an altar to
the Communion Table. An alteration had some years
since been made in the flooring, without • twilit', and
the learned Chancellor (Dr. Robertson) said it had
been "Illegally done." The Court held that Mr.
Eagle could not oppose, and Mr. Bateman, the other
objector, was examined in court. Counsel addressed
the Court, after which Dr. Robertson gave his decision.
After alluding to the memorial against the alterations,
and seeing that the motion at the vestry meeting was
carried for the alterations by one, he said the parties
who signed the memorial should have attended the
vestry. The alterations would be for the accommoda-
tion of the parishioners, and would coot £4OO, out of
which £3130 had been subscribed, and the rest guaran-
teed. He should grant the faculty, and benches (pews)
Instead of chairs must be placed in the church. In
granting the faculty, he condemned Mr. Bateman in
costa.

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—Civil Service Geselle.—Sold only in Packets labelled
—"
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A Sad= WORTH iNoWING IN DILATATOR MYR
CATTLR, AND SHUT DISZAARLA —lnfinitesimally small
would be the loss of young Cattle and Sheep by
Disease at the trying Season of Cold, Sleet, and
Rain. it they were put under shelter and "Day Son,
sad Hewitt."" Red Drench" and "Gaseous Fluid,"
administered, as the kind of •Pment may atti.
me
The
to serious loss the Farmer, during bad lam ,
be prevented by dosing with the "Red Drench," au
highly fed Ewes one week before they lamb. And in
ease of Debility, Diarrhea*, Or Exhaustion in young
stock, Sheep, Lambs, and Gibes, • dose or two of the
"Gaseous Fluid" is of all remedies, the most safe and
the most effective.-22, Dorset-street. Baker-street,
Landon, W.
Hou.owets Piu.s.—Happy 'iridium—How few there
are who realise to its possible extent this deniable con-
dition The bead, stomach, and nerves are constantly
becoming disordered and bringing oorresponding discom-
forts unions early measures be taken to reduce the unruly
actions to order. Holloway's Pith accomplish this purpose
most certainly and satisfactorily. Ample printed
directions are folded round each box for the guidance *IA
seeking sue and health. Under the benign influence of
those purifying Pills order and regularity reign through-
out the entire system, and every human function is
wbolesinsely conducted. No mean advantage possessed
by Holloway's gentle yet potent Pills is theirrnicLid.riapsibili
of doing any harm. They may he fearlessly a
to the moat delicate lady sod tenderest infant
RICETTT'S PARIS BLUL—PITA marked superiority of
this Laundry Blue over all others, and the quick ap.
predation of its merits by the public, has been
attended by the usual results—via. a flood of imita-
tions : the merit of the latter mainly consists in the
Ingenuity exerted, not simply in imitating the square
shape, but making the of • the
wrappers resemble that or the genuine The
Manufacturers beg therefore to caution all buyers to
see " Reckitt's Paris Blue" on each rocket
?ANTI Hoops or &Neuss MARVIPACIVRN —IT is pimp-
ing to and that England holds bee own against the lima
competition of foreigners in theme articles, the demand
for which at this time of year is gragemous. We are told
that Cadbury's the skees of the Osiebrated Coma
Essence, have sent out
_nearly two millions of their
exquisite little boxes of Chocolate since Jane, and they
will form • welcome present to many of our children
during the coming Christmas festiviten
Frts. ItriIALPTIC The on FALLING SICIUMS. •
curtain method of core has been discovered for this dis-
tressing complaint by • physician, who is desirous that
all soileeers may benefit from this providential diecovery
It Is never known to fail, and will curs the most hopeless
cage sitar all other means have been tried. Full
will be Mat brPOrr to any person free of charee—rdrtadreler2
Kr. Witimast• . Oxford Terrace. Hyde Park. London.
"'nu is, Trigs WAS. Tres matt as so nont.—The
glorious oracle of the Braun Heed 1--so often quoted, sod
so little attended to. " Taking things in tamer is so
pi overbially mentioned as to be almost a trite remark.
Butwhatls"loUmor A man meets a friend casually,
who seems desperately LU, and naturally asks him,
" What on earth to the matter with you l—what are you
miming from r "Oh, nothing particular," replies the
Invalid, "I have lost my appetite, and do not sleep night,
and of course I look poorly." And so they part; the
friendly inquirer shaking his head, and muttering to him-
self net yen' cheerful prophecies as to his friend's
condition. The fact of the case is simply this, videlicet:
that the invalid so addressed is in want of proper treat-
ment; his liver Is out of order and will not perform its
proper Inaction.; consequently his stomach speedily
becomes dboordered, and alternate cold shivering" sad
feverishoce• supply the plain of the natural secretions
with which, during a tranquil deep, • timidly skin
" Has this sufferer (and there are

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TODIRD 1141161APARILLA.-Bee the Dame of J. PEPPER Is
1 se the lobed. Sarsaparilla, se usmlly tekso require so
long to produce results, as to weary the pati nt. Com
bination with lodine accelerates and elects In &surpris-
ing manner, and renders iodised Sarsaparilla a powerful
alterative. Its most certain success Li m • Blood
Purifier end Cooling, Cleansing Medicine. All appear-
moms on the side. Red and Black Pimples. Smis
Eruptions. OlanduM Swellings. Abscess's (particularly
of • scrofulous character), Suppurating Wound., end
M.llgn.nt Slow-healing Sons, me, cared by It, If peter-
cured in for • short time. In those Jammer, where
tezetem th been prostrated by e over-use of mar--
ctr other strong medicines the lodine, with
Sareapsrilla is certain to eliminate the cause of Mame.
In the Spring and Fall of the year there me very few
whose health would Dot be improved by • short-coures of
lODIZED SARSAPARILLA.—SoId In Caseated Bottles
of lids... 2s. Id. ;14 dam, 4s. 64. ; next Ma 11, , of
all Chemists.