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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

WEST LIILWORTH.

lIAAVagr FESTIVAL —On Tuesday evening, Mr,
Corey. &wording to custom, give his labourers • supper
on the completion of harvest. Many who had attended
the entertainment at the schoolroom, dropped in at the
worthy farmer's, to participate in the substantial feast
provided, and enjoyed themselves with song and jest,
till the early hours of the morning.
RAITIZT•LitItUT. —On Tuesday evening last, • most
successful entertainment was given at the National
school room, in aid of the fund' for building a tower
for the °hutch recently erected here. A large party of
lady and gentlemen amateurs kindly gave their services
for the good cause, and we may add, their kindness is
more praiseworthy all the performers being visitor., and
comparatively speaking strangers to the pies% The
proceedings commenced with a part song "Glorious
Apollo" which was well rendered. Next came •
reeding by the Rev. M. Hawtry. of Tennyson's "Dora,"
which elicited loud applause. Then followed • then,
Army and Navy,' by Messrs. J. and C. Morgan.
Tilts was one of the greatest sucieesses of the evening,
and deserved • hearty encore: The pert song "0 who
will o'er the downs" followed. Miss Havel sang "Th.
Three triehen," and, being warmly encored. gracefully
responded. The Rev. J. Corniced read • humorous
piece "Early Rising," amid roars of laughter. The
glee "Red Gross Knight" followed, and was deservedly
cheered. Mr C. Morgan again delighted the audience by
singing "Every bullet has its billet," and was loudly
applauded. Miss liawtry then sang the plaintive
melody "Annie Lisle," the chorus being stutained by
the other members of the party. Last but not least
was • dramatic performanee, by Messrs. J. and C.
Morgan " The Rivals," and both gentlemen admirably
sustained their parts. These gentlemen hare gained
the esteem of all the inhabitants, by their uniform
kindness and affability. The National Anthem Was
sung, after which • vote el thanks was passed with
hearty cheer,' for all who bad taken part In the pro.
ceoell.net The room was crowded to excess, and the
amounted to about £3.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

BERM REGIS.

Woonntrav 1111 A Fata.—This annual fair was held
on Thursday and Frtday last. The sheep pens on
T u rod ay were only moderately filled. and tram ranged
Seri high. There was a good attendaaoe of farmers
and others, and the opinion of old hands was that at the
prices askedi" sheep-breeding farmers would make their
fortunes." Mr. Cave. of Alner, penned '220 prinm fat
ow+, in esoollent condition, which attracted °onside:,
able attontion, and fetched t,4i, 61 head. Mr. Bessant,
of Kinsoa, also sold a superior lot of fat ewes a 165,,
with several pens of fat lambs, at prim varying from
31. to 464 and 49.. Mr. Dowden, of Hoke. dispoeed of
100 very good wetheri' and 100 capital ewes for over
tiOs a head ; ancthe also sold 100 first-rate lambs at 458.
Theft, were the pick of the peas. Store ewes made 36.
to 60a. There was a ohorter 'apply of honest than has
been known for outny year.. There was, however, a
aim> little lot of Irish eons. Good cart salts sold
totally. et prioes varying from £3O to £42, very few of
which failed to change hands. A larp number of stalls
and shows were pitched on the hill, which were
patronised by crowds of people,

Here's a good story at the expense of the militia : A
distinguished general, pairing along the militia encamp-
ment the ether evening, came upon a sentry who wu
'bevelling about his post in a very irregular manner
and carrying his rifle anyhow: Looking sterol, at the
man, the general asked, "Don't they teach you to
palate an °Meer in your regiment r Th. man stoically
replied, "I suppose they do, but you came upon me
po sharp that I maids% obad I dual now."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

CFIARMINSTER.

001:111t LUNATIC HT LUII. —On Tuesday evening the
inmates of th,4 it.stitu,ion were admirably en'crtained
by Mr. Alber. Jona', mime, polyp'ionixt, and ven-
triloquist, who had been eugsged by the excellent
principal of the establisbmnt, Dr. Symes. About 300
were present, and all wero highly delighted. Mr.
Jones gavo a similar entertainment at the Dorset
County Sabool, on Wednesday evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

WANTED-
OFFICEIi

DOKCLIK.

T" Dorch
held in the
ton, on Ti
instant, at
(subjeot to
Board) a
tEDOAL
cheater Mt
Th. Salmi
and £.31 4s.
inclusive of
177 of the e
and czelusi
Au allow
made far
District, at
Workhoute
Every
required 1)
Governmee
required to
Applisati
and eviden
before Tee
Candidal
the day of

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Po tT GAT
AUCTIO
and taorti
In Caro° .
NESI) A Y,
the Leans
the Otero
lug on the
at awl, it
meat pass.
litsjeati 1
Turnpat,
mum of 1.72
will hop'

Who!,
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which au,
Sufficient
the said
money u
Date.l

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Nam ell
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

EDMUND WARD PRAM.

...___. _
St. Peter's Rectory, Dorchester Sept. '2O.
P„S,—As to the probable eonstilulion of the Soul,
we may get some idea from knowing thtt in nias,y
parishes there have been no laymen appointed: in
olibere they have been rominated by the Parson, and
Das Of two of his immediate followers ; wit& in some
It has required the Interference of tho Rurnl n to
got say meeting at 111.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

TO PARENTS AND GUARDLLN&

W i-D-0 W W ELCH'B PILLS,
(11.1•1111Liell ogiunrm.,)
Bo lung and justly celebrated for their peculiar virtues,
are strongly resommended to the notice of every lady
(baying obtained the sanction and approbation of most
gentlemen of the Medical Profession). as • safe and
valuable medicine in effectually removing obstructions,
and relieving other inconveniences to which the femele
yr.", ie liable, especially those which at an early period
of life frequently arise from want of exerMas and
general debility of the system ; they mate an appetite,
correct indigtetlem remove giddiness and nervous bead-
eels, and are eminently useful in windy disorders,
shortness of breath, and palpitation of the heart ; being
perfectly innocent they way be used with J day in all
seasons and climates.
It is necessary, owing to the numerous imitations. to
„we the public that KtanitLxfs is the only
reosipt, and hes been prepared by the K family
over eighty years. Purchasers should see tint each
box Is wrapped In *nits psper, and the UMW "C.
rzeseemy;' saireved on the Oovennwai. Await.
Bold whaler& end retail by J. BAnnala and Rank 160,
a°zl')(4.l6lmetlelAaticao end by all meads.* vendors
smutty, in bow, ON b. W. eid4
Wasi ke SI pubis alias.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

PORTLAND.

'rug DRAINAGE AND DIPROVIDINNS QIINNEIGN: —The
°antral Local Government Office have announced that
they intend to h•ve • load ingtt4ry with reference to
the complaints of Capt. Hains ; but they will give due
notice thereof.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

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The Right Rev. the Lard Bishop of Salisbury_ hes
licensed the Rev. Arthur Robert Hartle,, clerk,
to the curacy of Wareham with Arne.

BRIDPORT.
THE Rev, Joseph Co:, late of Utton, dammed. Imo
que•thed • legacy of £250, to the incumbent mid
churchwardens of AlLinton, the intermit of which Is to
be applied yearly in blaakets or other articles, for the
benefit of the
of the parish, poorest and most deserving inhabitants
BRIDPORT RAILWAT COIPANT.—The report to bo
presented at the half•yearly meeting, on the 31st isak,
states that after payment of the int•tost, working sz•
ponaes, and charges, the Dirootors propose aPProPriat"
log the balms* of Revenue in the manner sot forth In
the mmennt• which moompany this report, by deolarbig
a ilivideod of IX per sent. per annum on the profammos
thesharsa,hauldearls.
.461.diagper8ststarepossmon shebarer,dirrirtaharoosad
israfor
over to the Dad hill-you a babao• e 8ë4.4 116
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

IL AYE'S WORSDELLIS PILLS

lIE LIVER justly credited with being the I
came of man; complaints. If inactive, or out of
order, it becomes enlarged or irritated, producing
Bilious Complaints, Janndiee, Sickness, Depress an of
Spirits, Irritability oi Temper, itc. U neglected, •
eerie' of what is celled Liver Complaints is prodnoed,
hat remler life insupportable. KAT/el5 WOE/DILL II
PILLS have been blind of the greatest value In all
disorders of the live, restoring the organ to complete
health, and renovating the system.
Sold by all Chenists and other Dealers In Resist
M.dln.e,Ui&lld.2a sad te. ed. Whales&
Doak 22, Beeskanet. Lowden.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

PORTLAND.

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A COASTGUARDSMAN KILLED BY FALLING
DOWN STAIRS.

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On Monday morning (7th) about two o'clock, •
coastguardsman named Charles Monger, got out of bed,
It is said to answer • call. His wife heard him and
went to we what was the matter. She had scarce got
to the bedroom • door, when she beard her husband
fall from the top of the stairs, which are near, to the
very bottom. She lust-may got • light, and wont
down, and at the foot she found her husband, dying.
She ogled her moo. and they attended to the poor
men, who breathed heavily twice, and expired. Dr.
Mor, surgeon of the Neval itoepitel. we. iumnediat44
°ailed, as was Dr. Carruthers. but life was extinct.
Information was given to the coroner (Lt. M. Howard,
Sou), by P.S. Florence, and an inquest wash be held
on the same afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

SYDLING ST. NICHOLAS.

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rho BE LET,—a Comfortable RESIDENCE
sontaining two Bitting-rooms, two 'Clifton', and
oonreniont Offices, As Bedrooms, Dressing and Store-
room, with a go3d Garden. Ooaeh•honas and Stabling
for three bones • ii.. three or four Awes of Land CI
required. The ;bow* Is three mass from • Railway
modes, and within wig mash of the.. pocks of hound&
iirawrio MG HENRY DIMLING, Lipper SOW*

r). TO SERVE THIS SEASON,
In DOMISSTII and the
I ! NSIGHBOURBOOD, II £1 e•ab. 2s. 61.
the Groom.
"/4RMEAR'S GLORY,"
The property of Kr. BHIPAID. " Former's More
blade kigh, • dark brown; for pedigree, gm-
seetry. and as • snort worker. he is sot to be equalled
is the Ooluktr. B. is the are of the sob belanglag to
Yr. KTO ol Pozwea, whiat wen the test prise at
11. UM skew of Ike Denksiftt ItidedttrO fttletv

BENSON'S WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
By special appointment to
HAIR. THE PRINCE OF WALES.
Prise Medels—Loadon, Dublin, and pbria,
libber of the Gold Caskets presented by the City of
London to H.R. El. the P.llOl 01 WAD'S, H.R.
the Dois OP EDINBURGH, ant Joan BUBOOTNI,
IL Lamm, /so.
WATCHES—Chronometers, ChroncKraPhs, Keyless,
Repeaters. Lents, Horizontals, for Ladles
CLOOKS—Fclordurstil:aininiventrdHanDiellEscr:rrau.Swhingop7ms.parpetziar=
JEWELLERY--Spenalee in Monograms, Diamonds,
Crystals, and fine Gold, for Bridal and
other presents.
SILVER AND ELECTRO.PLATE—For Presentotion,
Racine, Diners • la Hume. or Tea Table,
do., Ito.
WORKS of ART in Bronze, by tlie best Artistes.
PRICES sad desoriptioas of Watches, Clocks, Plate,
Jewellery, Chains, Mo., see Illustrated
Pamphlets, post free for two Stomps.
wsubss, Cloaks, Jewellery, Chains, Plate, /so., sent to
all parts of the world.
.7. W. BENSON,
Stoma Factory and City Show Rooms,
LIJDOATE ILILL, AND OLD BOND.EITRSZT,
LONDON.
wabobbe malted, by eldlled workmen. Old dilvor,
Weighs's, Oda, Josions, iso., emthangod.
parosesp, Mdfpw. Woke Chin PORAIML

E. CAMBRIDGE & CO'B.
(LAI'S W. C. CAMBIUM)
PATENT PRIZE COMBINED PRESS•WHERL
ROLLER AND CLOD CRUSHER.

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THIS Implement is composed of • number of
W. CAMBRIDGE'S old pattern plain-edged wheel
with • notched one between each. Its merits and 034
are too well known t need description or comment
The frames can be mid s either of wood or tubular iron.
Chain Harrows of every description and pies.
PRIZE HORSE 4,AKE3, LAND PRSBsERB,
HORSE GEARS, SEAMEN'S PATENT EXCELSIOR
TINE HARROWS, and every description of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT &hewed free to any
station.
STEAK KNOINICA AND TB/MIRING HADHUIND NADI

TO WWII OS ILIPATILID.
CITALO4IOIB WITH PRIMA:. Oil APPLIOATION.
ST. PHILIP'S IRON WORKS. BRLSTOL,

•••=lll.W'''
at. r
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

LEN TEETHING.
A safe sod 0f .4.1 i,,%ioadvbr
Wind. Grin! in the Bowels,
IteAlessue.s at N gut. Ike. Re-
moves inst ntiy the above di..
orders to which infancy is liable
du ing tteibins, givung comfort
and rr pose to the child, and
price and gladness to the parent.
Sold in bottles 74d., 11. i id.,
and 2s. each.

.11. LUMBAGO. BPB
WISES,

The moot efficacious remedy for
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Pains
in the Limbs, Numbneva.
Sciatic.. Faoe-aelie, Sprain,' and
Itiuis, Spasni4 and Cramp,
stiff Neck, Stiffens in "Joints,
Frozen Limbs, grid Chilblaius
before they aro brok. n. No
Embrocation ever oil eyed to the
public has been fotted more
cffeetual in alleviating the acute
pains of the above tiisorilers, is
I t gives ease after the first appli-
cation. Sold in bottlts 1., lid.
and 2.5. 3.1. rich.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

FURNITURE, lee., Delivered Carriage Free. illustrated
lists of FURNITURE, BEDSTEADan S, d BEDDING
UPIrOteSdTERY, Gratis, per post.
The Largest Steck of Furnishing Requisites in Leaden to
select from, mailable for completely furnishing any clue of
house, and at prices never before offered for warranted
articles.
Good Brumels Carpets 2s. 11d., Tapestry Brussels 15.9 id.
and newest and most elegant designs, and best quality 2s. tid.
All goods warranted.
WM. WAINE3 Wholesale, Export and Complete flow.
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Furnishing Warehouses, 131 to 120, Newington Butts.
Factories—Crampton-street, and Frederick-place, London.

GREAT FIRE AT FARNWORTH, THURSDAY
JANUARY 5,11171.
ROOKS, &c., PRESERVED In one of CHATWOODN SAFER
Lark NUL Faraworth, January 6,18 n.
Yr. Chatwood,—Deer heoto.inform you
that our elastic web manufactory was ettarlY dis-
tr.) ed by fire on Thursday the sth Inst. The safe
which we purchased from you about four years ago
was In an upper storey in the mill, and ems sub-
jected to the action of a fierce Me for several
hours. When the building gam way, the sale fell
O °amide/able distance, and wan involved in the
burning ma" which completely covered it in on
every side: We lave groat *inure in stating
that the ode pawed throngh the levy ordeal"
Mast. Our 505 ten In a good stale of preserva-
tion. Our fire Insurance policy, and a number of
sc.. were found perfectly uninjured.
We are most happy to testify to the thorough
•Meiancy of your mica ion protection against Sr..
We remain you respectfully.
Wu. & Jamas ORZOORT.
'VICE LISTS ON APPLICATION.
128, CANNON-STREET, LONDON
And 13, CROSS-STREET, MANCHESTER.

21a. MILNER'S STRONG HOLDFAST and TIRE
4 RESISTING, (non-conducting and otesm-geiterating)
SAFES, CHESTS, DOORS, and STRONG ROOMS, with all
Gee Improvements suggested by hall • Century's experience in
the manufacture of nearly VOO,OOO Safes, which now keep the
Books, Deeds, Cash and valuables of the Nobility, Clergy, and
Gentry of the kingdom ; and of the professional and commer-
cial men of London, Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, Ac.
Edinbro', Glasgow, Dublin, Belfast, and the world Over,
many hundreds of winch have saved their contents in des-
tructive Fires and attacks of Burglars. Matovea's Phcenix
Safe Works, Liverpool. Depots: Liverpool, Manchester,
Sheffield, Leeds, MAL London Depot: 475, Moomatc-strest,
City, near the Bank of England. Particulars, does, prices,
poot free.
M
ONUMENTAL SCULPTURE. Granite, Marble and
Stone Tombs on view. The largest stock in the King-
dom, IMPERISHABLE LEITERS IN LEAD.--airtie, 63,
Quadrant, Regent's-otreet, London, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

FATAL FIRE IN LONDON.

An eleven•roomed house near filoane-square. London,
tenanted by a corn dealer named Greene, wee sublet.
to seworsl other families. On the &it fluor lived Mr
Mid Mrs. Chalk and two children; on the scoond, Mr.
end Kra Wieser sad eight children. There were also
in the other rooms gr. and UM Greene, Mr. and
kre. Walker, Yrs. Bennett, and Mrs. Vincent, one of
whom was 80 years of age. A fire was &slavered by
the polioe at about two o'clock on Sunday morning in
the basement steely; and it progreued with great
rapidity. Probably the inmates were stupified by the
smoke, and a eonsiderable time elapsed before they
scald be awakened. Two of the Winsur family camped
by the windows, but Mrs. Winsor oi fuur of the
alidren were burnt to death. Mr. Winsor had his hair
and whiskers burnt off. Some of the inmates core able
So got anon an adjoining building, and so escaped
The fire essape appears to have done gaol service.

The Emperor William al Germany 'completed his
nth you on Wednesday. -

The Prisms, Louise and the llst,plis oF I.lrt.e drove
Hanspeen Court on Ftiday.
It Is stated that the Easter reoese ootu.nenres on the
4th of April and ends on the 141 h:
It is stated that the .z-Emperor has been in earn-
instairiabion with the @tanagers of. London paper.

The Irish militia is I. -ealled out during "lisy for
Shirty-five dale' training? _ .

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Her Illaleety the Queen visited the Princess Louise
and the IllarqvJe of Lorne, at Claremont, on Thursday
afternoon.

The Ennisldllen journals comment upon • rumour
that • marriage is arrange& between tbo Princess
Beatrice awl the Marquis of My, who has just come of
We The triunes is not yet fourteen years of age.
Ms. Beane itards,cleweribed as "an attorney's oierk,"
hae been sleeted sleek to the tiailehury Bohool Board,
with • salary of LIS & year. There were 16 appliattloas
ter the appointment, from professional gentleman of the
itlighset peeitkin down to relieving ofHoers and um-
pegiksts.
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VD= OF THS ENTIZOII NAPOLI°, TO au gAnierr.
—Th. Singtror lispolson will leave Clalimilhurst this
,(22.•42) atternoon. about half•part I o'elook, on •
whit bm boa Majesty tik• Quart IA Win4ao: about half-
wit 2 o'clock, sad alter • short stay at tb• Palace will
mama Obileihnesl, arriving awe abed o'slook
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

WI ILBO RNE.

_
Tee NEW Gas COuraur.—Arrangements for the
erection of the new gas works arc in rapid progress.
FOOT•AMD•1100TH Dissass.—The foot.and.mouth
0%. wf
PROMOTIONS, itirrn AWims)anil D.R.V.—Captain
Dinkel has made the following appointments :—Colour.
Sergeant E. T. Redden, to be ctsarter-Master-Sergeant ;
Sergeant A. J. Sudden. to be Colour•Sergeant. Other
promotions will be officially announced in a few days.
TUN llama or Inesovasignv.—Sir Ivor Guest is
greatly Improving his estate by Greeting comfortable
cottages at Canford, in room of the old thatched houses.
We also hear that a carriage drive is contemplated
through his beautiful park. The ruins of the cottages
In the West Borough. Wimborne, destroyed by fire
some time ago, are being removed, and it is thought
the space will be thrown into the road, thereby greatly
improving the thoroughfare. The large extent of
groand adjoining the railway station is being rapidly
covered with pretty villas end cottages, and being
rapidly eovered with pretty villas and cottage.; and
the New Borough, as it is named, promises soon to
become a very attractive locality.
PITTY SESSIONS, Friday.—Before J. C. Parke, Esq.,
and a full Bench of J ustices.
George rine, of Canford Magna, was summoned by Benjamin
Wren, a keeper, in the employ of Sir Ivor Guest, for tn.:spew-
ing te search of game, on the 7th inst. This wits somewhat an
extraordinary cane, the defendant being the occupier of the
land whore the alleged offence was committed. The seemed
act up a right to kill the rabbits; and the keeper could not
prove that he caught anything else—The Bench dinnisecd the
Information with mete its. tid., egainitt the keeper.
Thomas King, of Holt, &Ain Knig, and Caleb Deennix, of
the sante place, were strainoned by Deputy Chief Constable
Hammond, for having beea drunk and refusing to leave the
beerhouse of Mrs. Jane Loamy, on the Sib inst., they being
requoited by tho landlady and P.C. Chinn.—The Bench Rued
the defendants 10s. molt, and the costa 3s. 4.1. each, and In
default of payment 14 days—The fines were paid at the rising
of the Court.
George Ricketts, an old offender, of Lytehett Matravors, was
charged by Michael Morris, a game keeper, of the lame place,
with shooting a plieseent out of owes, on the 9th Inst.—The
Bench imposed a flue of LI, and 9s. costs, or one month hard
labour.
George Muscles, of Poole, wee fined 10s, including costs, for
riding on a waggon drawn by two horses, without reins at
Hinton Parra, on the 10th inst.
George Merritt, of Code Mullen, wait fined and St costs,
ir being drunk and riotous in that village on the 18th

inst.
Genrr Dyne, of Minion, wan fined 51. and kx cosi., for
befog drunk and riotous at the emu* plaee, on the Bth

Inst.
Ge"Ve CriPPC of "aire AS Saints, was fined 51. aad 7s:
costs, for being drunk, lac., in the town of Wilabortie, on the
15th inst.

itie-nry. Perry, of °wow All Sainte, was mulcted in the suss
of ss. and Si. costs, for being drunk In the town of Wimbonie
on the 15th inst.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

ANODYNE

EMBROCATION

HELL-ALL.

FUR Y 1

OUNII YEMA LES-
Thee,' Pala •re pr•-p•red for
young females, who coffer from
the following : !fusel
Deco, fatigue on the least exer-
tion, palpitations of the heart,
pains in the back and loin&
headachs and giddinese on stoop-
ing. extreme pallor and yellow 1.11
hoe of complexion, smelling
about the eyes in the morning.
swelling tel the feet, abort dry
cough, bad appetite. great
lattvur and listleovi re. with a
variety uf other symphony, all
insicating deficient eservy
sysknt ao the coos,, to re-
medy and remove which the...
Pill, are adapted. Prepared
ouly by A. 3. Feasts. and sli
kin boxes Is Id ond 2.. 2 each

EVANS'S

FEMALE

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volt rtHrrit•Aciir.
i -Li IT A NS'S 10....it.,t.i) itl , vcs ti”. most
.LITOOTH-ACHE !militia CAM. 2•• 5..1.i 111 10 atilt
SPECIFIC. l'id., and la. lid. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

ENTIRE WHEAT TLOI7R.

(CHAPMAN'S PATENT PREPARED.)

rr HE NEW FARINACEOUS FOOD for
Infants, Childien, tto., surpasses all others in
nutritive reale and ease of digestion. IGI constat. t use
much facilitates the operation of Teething (owing to
its riehnem in phosphatic salts), and spans the infant
many of the dangerous complaints often enisountered.
The superiority of the Entire Wheat Flour to Arrow-
root, Corn Flour, ffsgo, and other Starches is obvious.
For Children Growing the use of Entire Wheat Flour,
in the form of puddings, ke., livery beneficial, counter-
acting the tendesny to weakness of the cones and
defectiveness in the teeth so often observed, especially
In children who have been fed too mach on white
starch foods. For sufferers from Dyspepsia, the
Entire Wheat Flour will be found a most palatable
any digestible diet. For invalids no "light food "can
compare with it, its restorative powers being great,
while the patient can often take it with relish when
everything else is rejected, Sold by most Chemists,
Ito., in 34., 61., and ls. packets, and 3s. tins.—Sole
Proprietors, ORLANDO JONES and Co., 18, Billiaer.
street, Loadon, E.C.

ORLANDO JONES & Co..
Starch Maker, to the Queen.
Inventor! end Manufacturers of

1:01.1) MLUAL. RICE STARCH. ut.n u ME!) u..

RICE SEARCH, iutrodueed by OaLawou JuNse
Las almost entirely superseded all other aorta for
Laundry purposes, for whioh it is unrivalled. Numerous
Prise Medals, and the Gold Medal of the Aeadarnic
Nationale, attest the superiority of 0. J. and co..
Manufacture. Al many highly adulterated articles are
now sold, the publio are requested to buy in the
Original Packages only (1 ex., 205., 1 lb., 4 lb., 1 lb.,
sad 2 lb. packets, and 4 ltvi to 6 lb. ware.) liseb
past bests O. J. sad Co.'s Naas and bads Mick.
cesse-111. 801ltssilessk Lealea.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

DORCHESTER.

S
11011P0R0 BAPTIST CITAPIL —The Bev. J. E. Breit
will resume the putorate of this church on Sunday
nest, April 2nd.
ACciDIST.—On Friday night last, Willi im Thomas
• carman of the Great Weetern Railway Company, was
returning to the goods station with a load, and, on
going up the Weymouth road, while the waggon was
in motion, attempted to get upon the Nhafts. Ile fell,
and both wheels phased over his body, severely in-
juring him• But the accident was not fatal. lie was
taken home, where be was attended by Mr. Einson,the
Company's surgeon, and is doing as well is can be
p eeted•
Till WCATREB.—Tho following is our meteorological
report :
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1 8
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HE

C I Weather
ra 1
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

BWANLGE.

anion." AOOIDEIT,—On Friday • serious accident
occurred to • doneboatmen named Pushman. There was
heavy well running in the bay, and in unloading tbe gene
Pushman got wet through. On going home he attempted to
dry 1•11 clothes, and on turning his back to the tire, his shirt
became ignited, acd it was literally burnt on his body. The
flames were soon extinguished, hut not laore the mai had
sustained serious Idury. Ile lies in • precerions state,
ISALO WIRTZ 8 BAIIKHOPTCY.—At Poole County
Ciiirt, re Isaac Mid, formerly of Whitecliff, neer
Sesame, tlaidealer &addresser and farmer. Mr. Harker,
who with the trustee, Mr. T. C. Herb:Kik, represent the
creditors in this bankruptcy, said the bankrupt bad
been summoned to appear at the wart to-day, bet he
had abseonded, and the creditors had every reason to
believe he was in America. He was adjudicated bank-
rupt on the 13th February, he having left his hoed for
the purpose of avoiding his creditors. A letter had
Mum been received from him; be wrote form Pod Maros,
saying that having nothing with which to keep his wife
and family at home, he had gone thither to seek work,
and in • day or two he should prim:iced to Detroit, where
work had been offered him. Mr. Harker mentioned
the various sections of the Act under which the bank.
rapt was liable to poneltiee. The ercdlton had no
evidence that be had taken away proparty.—The
ttreegt sitting
iletitrarhatlinge bankrupt 43
noB:4l7oniadrrelldn, ainithe te
that
matatth;
li
ended for the present.

WAREHAM.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

TUE PILES.

An ea,ly application of this very
palatable remedy never f.ile in
onlinary cao,es to give intotedialt
relief, and effect a speedy cure.
Sold in pots lg. lid. Lod 24. ea.
each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

NAIDE2; NEWTON.

IT will be interesting tc the members of all Christian
&unshed', and the public generally, to know that on
Good Friday the memorid stone ot a new Wesleyan
Chapel is to beflaid at Maiden Newton. But, in con-
sonance of the want of mfilcient aeoommodation there,
the services will be confined at Dorchester—a lunch
and tea in the Corn-Enhufge. and sermons afternoon
and evening in the Tows-ball, by a meet popular and
eneesedul misieber—th• Rev. AU:sada SiAalay, of
London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

laroet Gull Exllress.

' TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1871.

DorottsDtre.

CoIIDISSIONN WNW BY 1111 LORD-LIMIIINAN't OF
TRY CoUNTI or DORIBT.-10 Administrative Battalion
Dorsetabire Rifle Volrinteers.—Frank Ezekiel Pope,
gentleman, to be Honorary Assistant-Quartermaster,
vice Kay. resigned. 6th Dorsetahire Ride Volunteer
Corps.—Ensign Walter Ralph Binkes to be Lieutenant,
vice Pope, reaigned ; Ellis Cunliffe Lister Kay to be
Ensign, vim Burke. promoted. Dated 22nd March,
187
CowntrlTY33 TO Till BONNET COUNTY PRISON.—
Scssions : William Jordan. alias Burt, stealing money
at Dorchester ; Robert Saver?, steeling trowsers at
Child Okeford.—Hard Labour: John Cook, wilful
damego and stealing sheets at Stalbridge, 2 months ;
Ann p,nll,y,etuslinEbacon at Sherborne, 1 month ;
John Fisher. end James Parkiellri,mialty pou
a.viour
di shafteury Union, Imonth ; William u
ing at Winiburae Minster, 1 mouth ; John Williams,
vagrancy at Wrinborne !diluter, 21 days • John
vs..raucy at Fontmell Magna, 16 days ;
John Green, vagrancy at Fut:al-null Magns 14 days ;
George Steven., v..graney at Beamiaater. 14 days.—
Iniprisonmott : Edward Adams, drunk. .to, at Willa-
bailie, 14 days ; Ann Rowe unlawfully trading as a
pedlar, at Bridport, 7 days.
THZ FOOT AND MOUTH DISEAqi.—W• are glad to
note tbe gradual dying out of this troublesome disease
in Dorset. It now ',Mate in only four divisions,
and is
In them very restricted. The returns made up by Sept
Plummer fur the last week show that in Bridport
division at the date of *he last return 18 oettle were
af
offue
rc tehd.,,204
reh sovoe,
et:de
laestt:ci
aksedm duringno; the,_Aiuge week,
have
lvnadne
Came a week ago 30 sheep were
since shown signs of the disease, two have died, and 28
recovered, leaving now diseased 32. In Dorchester
last week the return gave 103 sheep affected, 40 of
them have recovered, and there there has been no new
attack, so that only 30 sheep remain diseued. Wire-
borne att..healz T
it rehe 18
trn uhelle ree
ltBcattle.,,ed during 2Oreshecurpi,antdhB
wine iitrte 0
week but eight others have beep attacked. Ten of the
sheep' and all tLe swine have got well, leaving 10 sheep
atilt eff.etad• The ether divisions are Us. (spin tiao
disease.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

futperial giarlianttnt.

ROUSE OF LORDS.

MOMDIT.—The Justices Procedure (gngland) Rio was read
A wound time.
TtanukY.—The Lord( agreed to the report of the Benefices
Resignation BM.
The Prison Trustees Bill passed through committee with
amendments
THCIUIDAT.—Tno Benetlees Resignation Bill went through
dr lad stage.
Fouoar.--Lord CAA AA VOS, mo:ng for correspotedenoe re-
tsisz:c.piiilttbsiee 7, vision of the Tportty of ,
ted out the imi.dperattaWnenetlron front
• Chinese point of view of enforcing audiences of thegniperer,
and recommended that the Treaty of 1835 should be d.nly
insisted upon, and the local authorities held directly
responsible I r outrages committed within their Jurisdiction.
Lord tietoviLLE eat.:buted the nvissacre to • belief among
the lower orders that children were loveigied !nto convents,
the imprudent action of Romsn Catholic missionaries,
the dislike of foreigners, and the supineness of the native
•ethosities. tic urge,' tne usidoney a anow.ng Our COUIIIIII
to declare war without consulting our Minister at Pekin. He
inWited that it was our (diciest to strengthen the Central
Roverament.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

illarkcts.

Under the influent* of genial weather, and the
favourable reports received In respest of the growing
crops, the wheat trade has ruled lees weave this week.
Nevertheless prime have been well supported in coase-
quence of the continued &mend for export, which has
again become heavy. The supplies of English wheat
exhibited here have been limited, but the rendition of
the samples has been good. TM show of foreign wheat
has been large. Off the somt wheat has *old freely at
enhanced currencies, while the advance at Mark-Lane
is about ls pr quarter on both English and foreign
descriptions. Millers only buy to meet Immeiiate re-
quirements, but their stooks are low, the necessary
melt of the cautions policy they have adhered to for
so long, and they are accordingly eompelled to panties,
somewhat largely in Use face of rising vanes. Prices
show less firmness in Loodoe than in the provinces,
where the actual advance on the week is rather greater.
Stocks of fine wheats are rattle( low, and there ii •
fair prospect of farther Improvesseet. The statement
annexed shows the imports and exports of bread-stuffs
since the commencement of else season, as compared
with the correnoodlng period last year :
Imports. Exports, Import& Exports
n7O-717 1870-71. 1869-70. 1800•70.
CuL Cwt. Cart. Cwt.
Wheat
Earley ..........4,107,075 .. 44,106 .. 4,424,836 .. 11,066
OWL ...... 4,157,896 .. 136,787 • . 9,636.410 .. 49,46.1
Peas 416,0010 36,896 .. 746,003 9,219
Beans
Indian coni. _8,703,072 .. 66,196 .. 11.735,262 .. 11,6711
Fleur 2,648,981 ... 1,194,231 .. 3,733,369 .. 11,944
Spring oorn has ra1491 quid. Barley, beans, and
peas have been firm deans ; but oats, aotwitbstanding
short supplies are the torn easier. Main has corn.
mended late ntes. Supplies of Boar have been large,
sad the trade has ruled quiet at firm Woes.
Mr. George Dornbush thus reports the Mate of the
floating grain and seed trade :—Darleg the last sight
days 32 grain and meed-laden yen& have arrived at
poris.of.call, viz., 17 wheat, 5 Mg.% 3 barley, 1 rye,
1 linseed. 2 cottonseed, 3 flour, ke. The floating grain
trade has been firm in tone, bet wanting in animation.
Wheat—hoc c apes Is dearer, but secondary slow to
sell. Mali, at first 61 dearer, but later, with the
arrival of additional cargoes, puniness could be made
on easier terms, Bader were., and held for folly late
prices. Rye inquired after.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

CAITISTOCK.

ESTERTAMMINT.—On ThundsT, March 23rd, the
Met of the .eries of penny readings. losperewl with
music, wss hold in the sohool.room, before • numerous
mulisam. The railings were very good, and the magic
oarefolly rendered. The following was the pro.
gramme :
roso,—.' Forester., sound the cheerful horn" Bishop.
Ihandisr,—" Ton Thousand !panda"

Re;:. LHk.y.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

MIMIC WAR.

In Anguhl it is expected a foto* of 30,000 nien, solo.
prising Regulars, LIIItIS, Yeomany, and Volunteers,
will march from Aldershot to sonic plass in Berkshire,
where pitched battles will be fought daily, and decided
by an umpire, after the Prussian system. This will
test the capabilities of the Control Department. and
even now we hear that they are commencing to "pick
np."—Aray and Navy GassUc.

DREADFUL FIRE AT BLACKBURN.
At about half-past fire on Saturday morning • fire
broke out in the establishment of • confectioner named
Kilner, Kinustreet, Bleekburn, and before the
Games mold be subdued three persons had perished.
These were Sarah Cravat, aged 16, an apprentice ;
Miss Diekinson. 21, shopwoman, and Mrs. Kilnor. tier
baby, 16 months old, to not expected to 'waive the
Werke it re•seived. The ire broke out in the basement,
and retreat was ant off. Craven sod Dickinson did
deamodi the stairs, but were beaten beak by the flames
and smoke. Yr. Kibler, who carried the baby, sue.
waded in getting through, ands Mrs. Dewhirct jumped
from • window on the third storey, and escaped without
=twig injury.

MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF A YOUNG WOMAN.
A shooking_affair has jest transpired at Bootle, near
LiverpooL Haien Maker, send SI, the daughter of •
cart proprietor, lilt her home on Prday evening the
With ult., since whisk time nothing was board of her
until Friday last, wiimi her body in two 'parts savored
about the middle, was found in the canal, each pert at
some distance from the other. It was &void of cloth-
fageuepting only • light flannel node' garment. When
she left home she wsa well dressed, and most of the
article' of her °lathing were nearly new. "I his makes
the 0•110 suspicions; as supposing &clam,' had coin
mitts& suicide, the body being in an advancut stab) of
desolopolitton, May have been cut in two by passing
WSW.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28

Corresponbence.

DORCHESTER BOROUGH POLICE.
To at Edaor.

Brit,—Tne "Burdened Ratepayer" hu travelled over
a long period of time tediseover oi rot mstances with a view
to pick • hole in the garmenta of the borough polioe.He
take. us bask over 20 years, and in the interval of that
remote period to the present, he finds what may
be called a mare's nest, ac hellcats before us in rounded
periods three alleged camel of inefficiency. The first
altogether fails him, for the circumstance happesed
before the present police force was organised under the
" Polies Act." The other oases were debuted, con-
victod, and punished. The conviction was for other
crimes, but the identification of the men with the burg-
laries set forth was complete, and no doubt remem-
bered in the award of punishment. These show that
there is no case against the efficiency of the borough
police. But your oorrespendent, in his anxiety to prove
his premises, forgets that there are two sides to every
pert of the question. He alleges insuffirdeney.;whieh
be breaks down ln his feeble efforts to prove. Does
crime oommit d outside the borough boundaries
always macti th mire and immediate detection? This
is • fair question to ask. Were sheep stolen at Brad.
ford a few weeks ago, and are the offenders and perpe-
trators of the crime st.ol at large? Have rny burglaries
been committed within a recent period, say at Martins-
town,Wyke, and the neighbourhood of Maiden Newton'
the perpetrators of which tne county police have failed
to discover? Another question Is, have the borough
police assisted the county In the discovery of persons
in whom they were in pursuit, and been the means of
bringing criminals to justice, which it would have been
difficult to effect but for the timely aid rendered by
the town constables?
The Burdened Ratepayer must take a larger and
juster view of the ease, before he condemns a local well
trained and efficient body of men. ills facts toll against
him, and prove that the borough pollee is all that we
require.--1 am. sir, ke,
A RATEPAYER.