The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15 00:00:00

WIALBOANZ.

PAMPHILL Fount:fa-we:ix AND LIBIART. This
remitug-r am, which is intend ••I for the men of
Pmnphill awl neighb orb I. also to youth* ab ive 16
years of age, free of charge. i. °pea three night.
week, Monday, Wednse lay, and 3 Iturday, from 7.15
to nine o'clock. The Mt •rest on I symp-,thy of the
Wiinb.irne friend. Is desired, and sny hel;ith t can be
rendered from time to time will he moot w•alot tie.
Anyone wishing to contribute in any wsv eau do se
by c •mmunicattng with the RiV. it. W. Feir mak. or
Me. IL liopkina, the secretary an I trmsurer.
A tthAve Burry& —The sorroundiogs of Waif •rd
Mills hsve I mg been felt to be an uissifo_Jila ;11 I ir
joveeiles. The I reman at the MM., ‘lr. W• Woddi•
ho I previously two of his eb•hirso 1.11 soda the
str mut, and hspuilr rescued them himself. Oa
We losedly, the 2 •d hie ',mugs I a Do, between
two •thd Oro. year. ••11,f ell Into the .t reign between the
Mili awl Nl.r. Atkins' dwellingthooss. "Annie," •
girl of 13 cumin tr., sister of the little one, seeing his
position bravely plunged in sites him, and managed to

keep him afloat until the cries of the other chitin's
hal startos I vie toes at work in the Agana mill and
other.. Mi. Beech, Atkins emulate Yee, the
Fro ito. I. getting them out of the weter. With the
excepti•in of • cold s eaking they were c unparativelv
unhurt. We hew teat tho Meter bAii a.t beeu well
micro.
COXGRVIATIONAL CRAM -On Tuesday night • tea
and rot •rtainioeet w. held i • the public room of the
Ss. .1 *Pompeian° • H cite, in con.loction with the
sersi .43 h .11 here eve y week by the Rev. E. E.
Cleal. Al, it 60 eit iown te it ,041 tea, provi lei by
Ar. Yillueo•e. The en e 1... iipm •nt c .naletei of •
selection of teatimes fr on Dick end' "Coristmas I 'ord."
inters creed with cavil* and other oleo., snitch:it to
the occasion, which were very well rendered. The
following was VIA programme ;—" Cold Blew, the
Biwa," Chapel Choir " Ring nut Wild Bells," Mr. V.
Howell; " %Yhere in Fiume!" Mr. rowde •. "Thais
Yobs. if the Pact," Mr. Frow•le ; "Gv.l King
Wencoslas." Mi. Collier and Mr. Wareham ; " What
Child I. thi•?" Misc. Teen ch, Houeden. Coiner,
Nacmytb, and After.. Wareham in 1 Harem ; " Christ-
ma, Belle," Moser& Keys. acid M ittinsiv "Whit.
Wainer flails the Pc.ing Year," Chapel Choir.
At the close a very hearty vote of thanks was pitesed
to the friends whi had ei kindly entertained the meet •
log. There wee • crowded at:endatioli, anti the affair
was in every way a suers.
Flex AT Tall WORAH,OAT..—' In Monday a fire
broke out at the Union Wo-kbetvie in the Esst
lierongh, which, fortunately, wag not atten•le 1 by any
meiotic conotoreetices. It ap.ar. tie. as Mr. Kite
of the local li,, hrigale. was enessel at the hack of his
premises, witching the firo engine, which ha I been
uced at the 11.6 at Can( .r.l the previ •ns ny, he notiestd
• great quantity .1 sin he kitting from the roof of tine
..1 the limier parte of thic 'erre ieorkh i.e. He rin
round to t me fr .nt of the w.,rkh Duos and g iv- the
&berm, soil on the moiter and matren proceeding to
the /spot where the an he wa, thee coinieg from the
roe( in great qttintit es, they lineal, ..n cioenieg the
door, that several bal. of oakum, which, beytin 1 •
doubt, ignited by rp nitimie ion combuti.in, were on
fire. A part tif the roof wan qui •kly remove I sod
buckets ••I water poured on tithe lime., which in •
short space of time were quite suhd icvl, with little or
no damage beyond that done tithe animal. Had the
fire been discovered half an hour later the c •nseqiience•
might hive beau very seri ape Tee fire engine was
taken TOUITI to the front of the bill ling, an 1 the h.oe
att what, but on the undergr inn I channel—supp 'Ned
always to contain • good su,,iply of water —being
opened it was found to be dry. Had the fire spread
to any great extent it is difficult to know where ago A
water *apply cull he iibtuned from.

CrownEn a thatardalo.-On Turaday evenings very
snoweisful perforomeoe of • childr..`. oratorio, en•
tided' Christ and 1114 wee given in the
Corn Exchange, and wan fairly well sung. 1 he
hymns were song by • picked number •if boys and
girls from the Natiortal etched, who had evidently
been carefully drillsot The a .104 and ri meets were
song by Mews. T. Joyce, A. F0w1..., le. Sc ire, and
Eloise. Mr. 114 in prodded at the harm intern, Mr.
J. Whitehead Scith at the piano, and the R iv. Cecil
Paget stited as caniloc•or. The iirogramme wee as
follows t-Overture ; hymo, Hark I • Torilli ig
Voice ;" sung, "N4s.rath," Mr. G. F. Score; hymn,
" Welton, Christian Children ;" quartet,
," Jests,
Heil !" hymn, " Hail, Bleet Reedeernier ;' a ing,
" "Twee in the Wiot Cold." Mr. A. Fowles ;
hymn, " lTherei no Name no Sweet on Earth ;"
hymn " Brighte4 and Bet'" air, " He wee Is.-
Mr. KIWI. ; hymn, "0 .1..'., I have
womixed ',mg, " There in a Green Hill." Mr. A.
Fo ; hymn, "Hear Thy Childreo ;" qeart-t,
" Thou S Ts Opprewed ;"acr," Ent Thom Di bit not
Leave," Mr. J gm. ; hymn, "Jett. Christ Is Risen
Toelay ;" hymn, " 'ldea Herres are Sounding ;"
hymn, There's a Fi lend for Little Children:" song,
' Our Blest Rednierner," Mr. Joyce ; solo. quartet, and
chorus, " C nos, Holy Ghent ;" hymn, Toe Church.
te Foundation ;" hymn, " II minim We Sind
Doxology.
Ensue atoll TO 04144.-Some few weeks Pince
we gave a few outline, of • lecture on this topic by
Mr. Jacques. Ws now give a stet meat by the Marquis
of horn. bearing on the elnle subject-" Emierati in
to Cavan." Se.ki.ig reoently In inert to emigra-
tion, Lit I Lorne said No one doubts that very
many in ow large t nl/011 QUI benefit themeelve. by
m wing. Vnry meny i the rot:miry ,Pin do Co
6,1 t I W./U1•1 ret,r e 11/ ilepertoree from the over-
crowded towns. At present tic C.nailian Pacific
Itailwey to offering go' wetes fir navel.,., an:l the
cost of a patiage I. wily £3. Anyone knovrina the
tra le of a blacksmith, a moson, a brioklayer, or
wiliiigt.. wwk as • hired in en flea fern., is sure of
employment It id not so desinehle for ',renew men
who wish ts Iced • town life. I hems known very
many men who have .0 menial well, awl who began
with nothing, or next ti nothina. But I eh odd
°weasel all wh • c impiety, mulgr .don and the
Wiles: up of firm life, ti. have, if single men. from Ci.".o
to £lOO, mt lusive of th. cat of the ji areeey. awl if
married from £2OO or £3'.o to £lOO. There are g
vacant places t be had almost anywhere. It wee
only the other day lb it lewd A. Roam!! t 10e of
▪ one goo 1 lawl new Hebraic Nov n Sc .tin, to be had
for a dlar an ware. In the north-west you can cet
160 acre. of ex :anent I .ol f it C 2. For women there
I. pie ay of ad Ice iii 1 pl me', but 'he it .1111.11 who
munt he Women who will work ; those who
wish t go out a. /0..10~1. (etchers. ttc., ha I hest
I stay at home." "Th. committee of the Women'a
Emigration S edltid Mont,, el told rue lately thing
they °cull at once place 1,000 girls of go ii cha.ii it.,
if erne out Ii theoz. The demand fir wives folly keeps
pant with the demend oli howiewives for lie ante."
"The different provinces in the domini in have
a population of shoot 5,000.010, aid Noma will
p is.ese a far greater Polisher. Indeed, it bus
been caliml 441 th et in all pr .b.bility
the next 100 year. they wi'l have in". p ei
than we heed in thole islands to day. 'rives owntel..s
drew to 03r youth, 'webby Pi fi,,i a °roper nuthtt 4
henna, an twinkle,: hell for maces.. There I. her Ity
a mm wh • his left Wei. shores, and hve cut in his
bit will th-n,, who ha. not teen lit to his henafit.
With the single exception of the el innuaratively few
Coined+ upon ti, P .66 c met, a nu MIT ....et die t
.1-cre b•c ewe the advent of the C.l eetiele i. 04
cue oungeil their p .palation c midst* d the element.
which have in Lie our own so .triing, an 1 exlsioit, the
of the ntir wire 4 Eur peal race...
• eet everywhere our own t mew pre to iilti dm awl
our own cAs, 'one are oh.erve I." On New You'e Day
••01 of ow corre.ponlen.• r..ceive I a letti.r fir on a
friend in 11..111111; 111 which w ....i.l-" I am wry to
tell y m that ti i.e. are ,Ictt ea very b ii in Can its
ag Lin ; tb-ce •ro t eu. ends it ii w irk and every biro:
pretty de .r. We hart hat crop. Ode year." N
with this iiiimi4 .keble 4 dement in the face of Ow
at r. sail I 4.lehip's remark., we mwt lasers the
metier in the hum Is of ow renders to jug. for I tem.
*dye.; we cirtainly shooll 4roogly alvl.e them out
t i Wt. • leap io the dark When eat:retied In any
piece.
THY MONTHLY PAM Or citunon MATTYI4.-This
monthly paper of church metters for sever.' years
weed the porn./ for which it *WM intend al very
well. Docemher Pew it,. ia.t issae. It has now
become a thing of the past, being impaneled by • m ere
convenient polo Heal in be ikahap entitle! ' Wom-
b woe Minster Parkh Mag iz Tne inner porti in
I. the new settee of the " Dawn of Boy," a very
interesting puhlicati in broorht out by the ii miety for
Promoting Christian Ka merle Ice. The outer leave, or
wrapper are got up by one of our local tradeem en, and
o 'retains, atwenyiet other twitter., the hoer. of the
ordinary servimm of the St eter, eiehoo!-
ro on. and .olebull Ir in Ch mrch ; el.. the am iwit of
the uffertorie. at each pleci, which area, 10110 W. -
113. Minster, December 2 t I, for the Curate'. Fool,
Di 34. 4 I. ; December 9th. for the pm, ir. £4 Vis. 21. ;
D 4 ember lit,, for the Curate's Fool. £.3 144. 101. ;
December 23-d, for Mincer expenses, £2 3.. dl.
December 25tn, for the Clothing Club, the &meant I.
multi ; ic mem, 30th. for Sun lay School expsn.e.,
£2 101 ill. C Dec ember 9;h, fir En lowment
Fowl, £1 le. mill • Deoemes o 30th, Chii-ch ex gm...,
£1 I'. 141. Piemaiihill, D .c. 9.11, Church ex pen...,7 .2 L
Tres anthems awl hymns fir the m meth are also men-
tioned for each Sul lay service, which will sorely be
•Plireclated by womb era .1 the c .ngreg etion. Th re
is ale" • c den 1.,' '.f the in .41, in which special
not el, glean of tee Juvenile Tomo .rance S Trice if
S me, which to ik plum Ii the 0 .rn Ex • 1.1 14 • ./0
~T"'d I evening; Me. snit things 11. the Ch Ira!
11r4ticee cal cement, which conch! on
the 2'21 lie the('urn Exch mu. A. thie ii a at. X],
ma ;gal tn, it i 1 tlx4/11- 'qv • 'in . a in- • 4 i.• .•
sue. p wtion of the publicatioit Irn net dev 4.1 tie
Litere.t, of the Wel...mem of the town, whereby tit •y
could a lear-ise. alvertiei .g w ul 1
mat 'really midiet in outesteint the c wit of pro luction.
In the lint of bordele for December there are three
per. .11.1 aVdt•nlin.: SO year., viz., Alga Nita iOu
*gni lO licerre Mer:in, are I Tn y ; an I
C mei VA !Been**, aged RO yens. One of the i•ratice-
able feature. of thi. tenoning niamher is a New Ye Leis
sickens from the Vicar li, th • pariahio tors. cnoc' a ling
whieh the rev. gentlemen says-" The New Ye .r me
b.for e 111 with all its dark mil unknown WO*, fir
eaoh 'if... Let n• think as we enter upon its path,
Why haa 0.1 spared me CI this ye Cr r It in hecawe
thy work is not yet finieh.l; the work ..f :race in thy
▪ .till needs Pomo time fer it. cm OntiOn. aid 0l
I. weiting to be grad MAP. Let us all try Co, i MAW/.
Oil, ye w by know nit more awl losing more ill'
8 ..1•111fs wit u Inn we and I mew n. so well, ai,d th
wha•ever.tney happen tu us, it will be still • year of
'
(iOSPCL THIIFICILANCI MISSION. -In connecti in with
the Wimiserne Temperance Society, a three day.'
mi.osi en is b•ing hell at .he New Town Hall. Mr.
M. L u.s 11/W0; from Briet c mein line the .o,
whicii "penal v ry favourably mt Mon lay, the 7 h,
the ball being well filled with a ile•m'y intereetel an 1
thiyenghly appreti dive smdien le. Mr. B.J. K erri lee
PrPelded, en I by hie "mei .I p•esi lenoy did eh to
pr .111 ite thu pl 11,111 of the weeks:.
The meeting was opened with prayor. an t aev.tral
stop uprilte nyaspla 111134. A A " D wen with
the Tyraut," by Mr. 1...wid0w% wan well received.
Alt er an e irises!: awl thoughtful a•l'ir.ost fr on the
rh tirantn, thi lt 11/. S. J. Little .poke, t skint a. his
so j -ct time per ebbe of the " Good Seirrert in," fr..m
which h • de local amity imnortant leinams,wilich wee
enf ace in a clear awl telling way. Mr. Si 1..0t
ii..,. lOW/W.l; directing his al Ire.. fur that evening
chiefly' to temperance worker., of whom a lama
nutub-r were present. He deeire I them, he sail, to d •
what they did in the Mow of Comm ins, that 1., form
theeneelves into a committee of the wh .11 hots..., let
Ija„a, caase to be a public meeting, an I bee one a bawl
,pf workers wh in, work de be t , make Chit misidnom
• greet 1/1611111111 tu the whol t town. Ite p'es'lnd f ir
isettelligeot worker.% men of deep-rooted c onviction.,
win, saw clearly the grettlnies an I ii•and-ur •1 the
work and best themselves to it. Ile pleated for men
of lady onthusitim, wh not only lb night clearly, bet
felt ntr ingly. Such worker...l2.mM recogoiee that th w
Ivor.< erae thArt, ~ea I with unity and z m .1 see ti jig
sure ...MI arc moll ehment. Hn concha lel with a
sp cial appeal to parenti and Christ 111114. in viAW of the
greet awl manifoll danger, c no:mental with drinking,
ti. lot their example he 011 the sl.le of total abithiencie.
The sne.tina wet th iro ezhily enehiseieet.c. awl +Lover tl
et •ar II min were "cured t e the Tessioaret.,4 and
Tran;.lar rm,ll. "time Star of Wiruitorn " 1..1ge of .he
1.0. attawind in regalia, awl dim...ie.:illy 0111.1,1 i
into the spirit of he 111.4114. leb.y afterward. held
• short cession. MA initialer] several 116 W mrsubers.
-Toe aline mis.ion was o mtiniie I at the New
Town Mall on Tuenlier, the hall bring moin well
filled.-The Rey. E. E. Meal presided, and in his
opening &dame palsied oat some of the Indirect as

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eel blesdn,.
tvi wellherny tttymkh
sang
epem:lrr..aTr7.
yl "Fie
o.
t•omperamei reformation now godrig on. He sten ems.*
adown
en
and c•oneoldate the good work now toeing done.-44.
-11. tee next
dwelt iitmo the sir-at chui....e st had c in, about
late near. in remseet to the lensperanee Temp*,
eel sting sever.' diterrating Pll,l anusing irseidsm,
hi. ow,. exp-riesee. If. deinird th wt th. old misstates,
h• 1 1.4 ."ht•ki Gospel in 111.4 work h..,11
year. tip.) w •re not allow. I toi it-487 connect the
th•••go No • th.wt the work west oo twisr the ha
of .m.l "recap ranee, no ••ne re) deed more than tha
011 (rim la of tie osooetn mt. He earne.tl pie. ,ad
with all present to unite in such a noble work.—lb.
M. Luiedown then spoke, • x pressing the groat ploa.in
It gave him to co•oporete with such old and tried tom
as the [wet speaker. Noe e ling with his whiner f
11.. evening, he said—Sty text to-night is the "Had:
of Blue," and I want to ohow you what it means. Moi
why we wear it. The hit of bliss is the emhl-co
fidelity. Fir.t, to oursetvm ; •frisk threatens u,. 000
in elleat, character, he.lth, and live.. (Ho, the
ape sker ((VI'S some etrikint exam,•les ••1 men who hki
fallen eictima to drink.) 8econ•1ly. ft lelity
b•oinee • we all love our home., hut driot ,iostror.
that 1.1,,,,,eh1e in them. (Pro -eri ling, Mr. Lenoir,"
g see 90010 poul•stirring accounts of hovels he had
vidtel in Bristol, where ..'ice happy homes had time
c •rnpletely wrecked th gli Irink.) Thirdly.
Xi our c matey ; we all proles. to be loyal citizens,
devoted to the mai interest*. England was e
lan I of ranch iglit on •I great privilege. but ah,
lint iol month •r wnco, druni.noo,,. "'a
•ie • and all thin I wr,ely through drink. Trip. friend.
..1 ;heir c •uoiry should shoe their t • it by
comb &tine it. greatest enemy. V •urthl , ft lel•ty to
(I .1 none ..f then profesesel to have 'ha sot
G NV. Kingdom at heart. Did drink bin-ler thos
Kom tom? gak .oir +today '4.-boot triechers •hot
present. I theirehil•lren "pleading 'chord mid •teetroyel
the ill Immo of the teaching when itp-y did atom&
They ier mid ans 'Sr " Drink." A•k ••ur city
inimioneries whet provant-d the pe•ple rising from
the il-lothe f •1••ges•latioo ip eliich th y them,
Toey w •iald wy that whloh placed thsre "hero_
" Drink." A.k -sr foreign mle.ion iris. If it wee not
trim that while we sent the Bitola to the heathen, sod
they blooded us for it, 111 we not also nen I rum, and
they cursed it. for it? We profaned t• be Christi .01;
were we prepared ti imitat the •.114-niel ••f Clegg
for the ink, of His Kingri•ien To- apeaker concluded
with an mimee'. and forcible appeal t all present fai
the sake of .elf, home. c .untry, an I Gid to don the
Nue, and ever.. .re fight this gloat evil.— A good
response giraa made Li I i.e appeal, many pl•dgee bett-2
token and a very large tionabee ribbons diatribe
-- nat. iniseion was resumed •41 Wisdom ley ere.*
anth•lethiouriiing..ttilLuatet.l:ebnirtaitov,a.lo.lltlP,4Pra ecioate..ltalb.Mt.
under ni•et favou -able circu natances. A tams
b-motiful el-sr tn mulight evening an len uomixm.
wPeri:a;.,butiihno4lt enthusiaotically
aa•b•leymearblegw"ne
tTL•hihrn'eye,laesmoi•ti7WYgrie ably predde I over b, the It ••• Tdoey
Ricing (Weeleyeii). lir. Liu. hen contribute I beset
.tirring •ol ow during the evening.—Too ine•ting n 0...
minced by!. t.ly suiting hymn No. 3 .f the Temper.
lined
d,i t
duriinginitnihe
T
if.,. I prayer. " Dire to he a Da id l " was thee
heartily joined in, followel by • eolo from Mr
La-,ado ; then the 11hoirinan p.s'a a few serna.t
and practical opening rem irk., folio eine which oppother
sol wee given by 31r. Is mado sin. Hymn 30 wee
next auog ; the reelt Aloe, •' A 31i.appit Life.' was
-hen in et pathetically a-id descriptooly rendered,
bringing tears Xi not • few eyes of the elo{e
liste,ers. Hymn 28, " Work for the Night etc.,"
theo c wine in for a shire of vocal power',
—Toe Chairman the i cell. 1 on Mr. Lens lows ti

ad Iress the meeting. wh on intro lucing harnme.f. des.
cribed Tarim). ways in whicl people c maider
poker ghoull a Llre .11 • inekting. Si, the a to, a
' re.r iapectiire view of the Mon lay an-1 Tue.day meet.
Inge, then civilly p artraye I etart:ing facts which r.. 4
, lately come noise his own pers.nal experience. Ila
theta we-it lint., p 'Mk to Vie motners, pointon; then,
Li the fact that fetus!e drunk...anew wee painfully os
the incrcam, and Ilan cit.' limos. contra nate;
greatly t altar Is thie flagrant evil. Ile thee went us
to urge thy nee city an I a Iviaabillity ..1 • nue one Of
more of thout pr -sent to Ordain f .r the cake of IT*e
near and dear Li them, rho a Iviee of the nil Heal
p n(erolon generally wee I .t.cibly an I c .nyianingly
b-ought before hi. hears., in no notninaltabie t mns.
Our fro .fre which went Ii the Arctic regi .1111 and to
t'ea E-fyptian campaign were then ii k... of aa iii rig
able to .loth-le -I-sties erithont ruin. Meisymire -if Pali a-
ment,cler.fy,anilmembere of • iricu. dame. of • wine.,
in which the sp..k eeln they wive all sole L . Ic
without that very thing which they Laftle.4•l to their
I. ...nos, and whi h w.. the ruin of so inany fellow.
inn. l'he op Inter nail he knew very well t. 4 ;Houle
bk el tie drink. V.lll and yet many of our heighten
imodects are ruined, blighted, an-I withered. Its
then epoke of a certain an.a In Lewd in wh ire there
are 11 nivalsch loan 111110 school., with 1.0)0 luenili..
with 2,001) chil Iran, an Ave, age ialf 25 femme, to each
P iblach..usa. The • esker went on to say 'het be ter
h ens* are not 41 that ii w anted. It is the 'Albite..
h th at w ant cloying, then better hon, $ will he ewe
to 101 l iw ; cut .4 the espply, theo hlegeton
will !Mow. He then went on to prove that Go. made
Mel tact italers. mei H. wilt keep tie aa. 640 Wite•
.ell any Acta of Parliament to b so. He then
fully reviewed the local onion queen in, mei a so
thug .all the pinions who grouted the.. pub.leana
• license t .ole good care n t t hare ape
of them onablighe I near their owia welli a.m. Ile thee
plea tingly urg el ..1 preeeut t 'rain le the afoo I wore
which had ...en begiin by this and c .01 let
thetnedve, highly hlo.ni I t at they how nit the
evils eatni trw. are I I r.j ti Ile the. withed
them to he earneat and titer nigh-going ii, the we k,
▪it everything to every Luau. Li c moltlad,El he
'I-mire I them to rstnernbar the children, awl ba the
inaana in 11 ti carry -nit the with.
"Ou ward, and Down with the Tyrant" having be-n
sung, the meeting then clonail with the eistrmsieit
cloaing remarks, c &n. lb. miesion WWI •
grail swum. through .nt not the Teraderasee Come
mitts, are to be c migratulated ou the same.