The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-31 00:00:00

SUICIDE AT A POLICE STATION.

James Denaia Foolger, win of Inspector Foulger, of
ths City Palen Ststioa, Ifoor-lans, F.wsulreek coin.
milted suicide on Ir.day morning by blowing out Ms
brains with • revolver. He had been in • weak star.
of health for sows t.me past, and recently a young
woman to whom bs was attached broke of the wogs.
meat.

FLORILINII-FOR TDB TEETH AND Milani—A few
drops of the liquid " sprinkled on • wet tooth
brush produces a Valenta lather, which thoroughly
thanes, the teeth from all termites or impurities, harden"
tbe gams, prevents tartar, stops decay, gives to the teeth"
peculiar pearly whiteness, and • delightful fragrance to
the breath. It removes all unpleasant odour arieing from
decayed teeth or tobacco smoke. "The Fragrant
Florlline," being composed in part of honey and "west
herbs, is delicious to the taste and the greatest toilet
discovery of the age. Pries k 6d. of all Chemists and
perfuman Wholesale depot removed to 33, Farringdon-
road, London.
VALUABLE DISCOTBILT FOR TES HAIL—If 700? hair is
turning grey or white, or falling off, use " The Mexican
Hair Renewer," for it will poeitioely restore in leery ease
Grey or While Asir to its original colour, without leaving
he disagreeable smell of most " Restorer..." It isakes
the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
growth of the hair on bald spots, where the glands are not
decayed. Ask your Chemist for "Tile IIeXICAN Rota
Ititsgwru,' sold by Chemists and Perfumers everywhere
at M. 6d. per bottle. Wholesale depot removed to 33,
Farringdon-road, London.
There is nothing more nourishing and warming In cold
weather than • cup of really good a, but the diMculty
has been to obtain it pure. This mty be secured at • oast
of one halfpenny fir • large break/an cup by using
Cadbury's Cocoa Essemes, which goes three times as fares
the adulterated and starchy c impounda ordinarily sold,
the smallest packet making fourteen breakfast ceps of
strong Cocoa.
TOBOA—"IEVALUABLI 111 FACIAL NBUZALGIA.' if salmi
Press, -See pews In the /Aiwa, by Drs. Murrell, Ringer
and Lush, and e. Bader, Req., on March Gut sad 10th. and
May 19th, 12110. "Toga maintains its reputation in the
treatment of Neuralgta."-Laneer. July 23rd, IL It may
be taken by the most delicate without the least fear of
Injury. In bottles at is, 61. and il& 01 Chemists every
Where.
ALUM I lIANBUItne "PEIFSCTILD " COD LIVER OIL
"Is as nearly testator, as Cod Liver Oil can be."-Lentrat
"Has almost the delicacy of Salad Oil. -British Mafiosi
Journal. "No nauseous eructations follow."-Madessi
Prase Of all Chemists, in capsuthd bottles only, pta
Is. 41,1 pta. 2a. tid.. Ina is. 9d., qta. 9a.
Armes TO MOTBEAS -aro you broken in your rest by
• sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teethlOo at
once to chemist and pt • bottle of Yes. W tesLow's
Sooting o Brain. It will relieve the POW sufferer immedi
stely. It is perfectly harmless and obeisant to the testa, It
• produces natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes "as bright as • button."
It kettles the child, it mottoes the gums, allays all pain,
relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and Is the best knows
remedy for dynasts', and diarrheas, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Mn, WieMoves Boothia".
Syrup is sold by Medicine dealers everywhere at la. lid
per bottle.
THILOAT Ammons AND HOMISIZEIBIL•-•All suffering
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded by
the use of "Browns Bronchial Troches.' These famous
"lozenges" are now sold by most respectable chemists in
this country at Is, lid. per box. People troubled with •
" hacking cough," a " slight °old," or bronchial affections.
Minot try them too soon, its similar troubles, if allowed
to Program. result In serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affections. See that the words "Browns Bronchial
Troches" are on the Government Stamp around each box.
-Prepared by Joan I. Bnowts and Sons, Boston. United
States. Ruropean depot, removed to 33, Farriarks
reed, London.
Tag Quays ern Coto WAVES FlOAP.—Extract from a
lady 'a I. tter :-" I find Sincinar's Cold Water Soap saves
ague and mete. ith as the clothes require less rubbing and no
boiling, and (still more satisfactory ) was a much purer **lour
than with other soaps. I recommend it to even home'
wife, as it is undoubtedly the hest soap for laundry and ,
all purposes. It will not injure the most delicate fabric-
is
pleasant to use, and prevents the misery of • steamy
house during the family ...h. Sold by groans and oilmen
everywhere, at 41 per lb. Bs sure to ask for Sandatek
and do not be nereuteded to accept • worthless imitation.
-Sole maker, James Sinclair, Southwark, London, 8.11.
When Charcoal comes in contact with putrid substances
or impure gases, it alters the putrescent or septic ten-
dency more effectually than sny other antisepte. There
Is no iiithrioue effect ever produced by taking it. Its
action internally -anoroing impure gseas-eorrecang
acidity, hc., ren lers it an important unateistpe of Dye.
Del Pia. Coot, Rheumatism. Itc, from the system.
Batho's Pure Vegrtahl CHAJACOAL to sold by all ehiensiste,
In pow., 2... and Si." Nell ; and Bragg's Channel
Biscuits, in tine Is., 2t. and 4..
Avoid the many dang -mos and doubtful cenpousde
sold as Toilet P..wdets; awe," ask for Mettbeens
Prepasei Fallen Rath, used in the Ft iyal Nurseries, and
highly recommended by the Feculty ; it protects the stela
from cold winos, claps, inc. and preserves the complexica
I from roughness, in Can be obtained of
Chemists. redolently, Drones's. and &ores throughout
' the world at 64. and Is. By poet 21. extra, from the sole
proprietors, K toss it Co. 11, Wigmonentreet, Loudon.
• HOLLOWAY'S OINTEILPT AND PILLS.- Thoegb it is lm
possible, in this climate of changing temperature, to
'invent ill-health altogether, yet its form and fr qumg
may be much mitigated by the early adoption of remedial
snowmen. W bon 11 enemata, cough, thick breathing, and
the attending slight fever indicate irritatios of the throat
or cheat, Holloway's Ointment thouki be nob„d upon
these pat, without &ler, and his Pills taken in appro-
priate dense, to promote Its curative seethe. No catarrhs
or more LbrOste can meat taro ramedia, primag oirse.
time envelope awry poetess of Holloway's toodireanients,
which moo soonid to all sues and conditions. sod I. IMF
team Meow to wltiok hominy lo noble.

Ilium st News.

Is is said that ass Beiska firm aloes pays asasip BLOM
a day duty on tobacco.

A BILL IS to be Introduced next EWA= by Ike Do Lb
Wan, to °Olive' railway companyu to use solf-actiog eon.
Willow; brake. on all weenier trsins.
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Tms Queen postponed her intended visit on Thursday
to the Duchess of Connaught at Bagshot Park in conse-
quence of the fog in the Solent.

Pesrsiterrohs WO being made for lighting Waterloo-
•
place, Piccalilly.cireus, end Regent-street with the elec-
tric light. The system which is to be used is that of the
Laing Electric Light mid Power Company, sod 12 lamps
only will be used.

lin. Lannon, °barged with the manias by poison of
hie relative, Percy Malcolm John. at Wimbledon, was
on Thursday at Bow-street formally oommittad for trial
at the February session of the Contra Criminal Court.
The prisoner made no remark.

Two sergeants of the CV Division, Bass sad Ravin,
were presented by the chief megisttst. at Bow-etreet with
£lO each, for bravary dieplo7.d la the capture of a burg-
lar.

WHILI the bop In the Glaigow Reformatory were
being marched to their dormitories on Wednesday night
they suddenly broke out into what his described se ' a
tremendous riot." The officials were perfectly helpless for
an hour. The rioters smashed every window of the lento
dining-hall, broke all the crockery in the kitchen, tore
down the gas brackets, entsalsed the forms, and corn.
milted great havoc. The riot WS/ not quelled till a
large body of polio* arrived. Six boys escaped. Seven of
the ringleaders were arrested.

Tge-ltoyal Academy have elided two associates to fill
the places of Mesas. Onion and Riviera, and their choice
fell upon Mr. G. F. Bodley, who is probably the most
original and toe most accomplished architect in Ragland,
and on Mr. Henry Wooda, a very young painter. Mr.
Bry!ley, who ha. built more beautiful churches than any
other man living, has bons • vary occasional exhibitor of
drawings at the Royal Academy since 1&54. Mr. Woods,
whose scenes from Venetian life attracted groat notice in
1880, first came before the public with • little landscape
in Ism. and adopted in 1877 that class of subjecte in
which he has rapidly attained distinction.
8111 WATICIN WiNN ham decided not to publish mega
of his hound. in the neighbourhood of Whitchurch dur-
ing the stay of the Emprees of Austria in Chethire, in
hopes thereby of lessening the great crowds of horsemen
and pedestrians which last February and March caused
so much annoyance to the members of the hunt, and
which also proved so detrimental to sport, crops, and
Noose.

MR. JOHN Suttee, farmer, of Thorpe Bassett, Mal-
ton, Yorkshire, when returning from Ws sheepfold late
on Thursday night beard • shot dred, and he immediately
came upon two armed men. They maid they came from
Scarborough. Mr. Sellers reylied that he knew them
both; whereupon one of the poachers named D•erson
knelt down and fired at Mr. Sellers, who received part of
the charge in his face and shoulders. The wound te not
mortal. Dawson has been apprehended, but the other la
OM at large.

Fatima ionettus, preachlgg la Birmingham, and
answering the question, "How I. it the Salvation Army
hag such powee ? " said it WU because ha members be
Weed what they talked about; because they had taken
Christ at His word; because tbry had a mighty love of
wale, end would go through flre and water to win &sad
Therefore, he said, "God Speed the Salvation Arnay."
Let them have such men as Wesley, General Booth, St.
Francis Xavier, St. Francis of Ansiai, and than the
Gospel would be a different thing from the cut.anddried,
fashionable, worldly formality it too often was in our
midst.

Tits Salvation Army has just taken the old Skating
Sink at Regent-circus. at a rental of £l.OOO a year. The
building will be seated to hold 3,000 persons I and It will
be opened by "an exhion of trophies" in the shape of
a gathering of ex•oonvicta Unfree, drunkards, roughs, and
bad characters of both sexes who have been reclaimed by
•
the Army.

A outman of gentlemen paid a visit to the foundry el
Messrs. Drew and Co., Tsnes Ditto°. as Friday, to
wither the casting in broom of a states of the Premier,
from a moiel executed in the audio of Mr. Bruce Joy,
Fulham. The statue. which is of colossal size, is to he •
gift to the people of Eat London from Mr. T. H. Bryant,
of the firm of Messrs. Bryant and May, Bow.
Foe • cool young man commend on to Joseph Hamp-
shire, of Mirfield. who yesterday put in an appearance
before the West Riding justices. at Dewsbury, on &charge
of obstructing Church-lane, Hanging Heatoo, Its would
have been an aoquisition on the desert of Sahara, on the
plain of Bengal, or at "Gib" when the sirocco blows.
Joseph is the owner of • threshing machine which he
takes round to farmers. On the 10th Ina. he went to
Hanging Heaton, and, haying got an order frogs Mr.
Whiteley to thrash the corn, be put his machine on one
side of the lane, the engine on the other, and the connect-
ing gasp, of course, crossed the highway. A doctor, on
horseback, saw the obstruction and retired, so did several
other people, and wondered at the impudence of the
moo, who could thus stop up the Queen's highway. At
last the almost inevitable policeman appeared, and the
end of It all waa ss. and costa, and "don't do it again,"
or E 2 will be the fignre.—Leeds Timm.

THII billiard match for £l,OOO between W. Cook and
J. Roberts, jun., was concluded on Wednesday. The
latter was In hand, but did not utilise his opportunity to
any extent, and after small contributions on the part of
both players, the game was calied—Roberts 3,602, Cook
3,133. The former upset all csakniattons that the parti-
sans of Cook might have mad* by • break of 430 (6, 11,
and 107 winning hazards). This be supplemented with
• break of 315 (111 spots), and ultimately won the match
by 1,658 points, • result which was greeted with great
enthusiasm on the part of the numerous spectators.

Some time ago statements were published about the
met of the carriage of garde° produce to London, the
result being that when all Margee were paid the rum of
ninepence was left as the amount to be banded over to
the grower of about • ton of vegetables. Dealing in flab,
however, seems to be a less profitable business than grow-
ing vegetables, for while twenty-nine barrels of sprats
f.tcb.d I Ilillingsgate Market, £l3 la., the carriage and
delivery amounted to £l3 0.. 10d., and the other expenses
to £1 7.. G,L, thus leaving El 71. 4d. due to the miasmic.
In another instance the consignee was indebted to the
salesman 3s. tid. Clearly, some alteration is required in
the cost of the carriage uf fish.

THOMAS CLARA, thirty-mean, bricklayer, Horbury, died
at the Beakett's Hospital and Dispensary, Barnsley, on
Thursday, from the effects of swallowing • dart. Clark,
who was married, and has left Ix chiMrea, was at lb.
Traveller's Beet Inn, Old Mill, 'rhea,* he played at "puff
and dart." The dart was put in at the end of the tubs
and the men blew through from the opposite end to hit
the target. Deceased put the dart in at the end. He
had twice sucked it through the tube into his mouth, and
was able to blow it with considerable force and hit the
target. The dart was • needle with woested at one end.
Tbe third time he used too mute :one in sucking the
dart, and it went down hie throat. He was taken to the
Dispensary, whore every egort was made to get it out.
IS was thought the dart was in hie throat, and an incision
was made, but it could not be found. On Wednesday
week an attempt was made with a powerful magnet to
draw the dart, but It was unsuccessful. It warn then
thought that the dart had waked itself down into the
bronchial tube. On Thursday week intammation of the
lungs set in, and it was felt useless to make further
attempts. —Au Inquest was held at the Barnsley Hospital,
on Thursday, touching the death of deceased, A verdict
of " Accident4l death" was returned, the jury being of
opinion that death was caused by deceased's ow& I,,eb
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