The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-12-12 00:00:00

FRIIIND or ALL

H 0 L L -1-ir A V PIL L.
UtrUßlTti OF TUE BLOOD
the Imnd I. kept iot ir .tat‘ the otieditutimi
one't be weakened and dines, •u”, r • ate. The'. wou.iedal
ru.tn ...en. the power of mum. Ilk, or neittraliaing ent ena.
umine the h. 00.1 awl m %Imo generally. Thor quietly.
but certainly. overcome all oh tr..ctiont temllvig
11(1.1.h, inicitute regular atniln in organ, th arn I u.itia
from irritation or debility. The d viimitie, weak, and nareou•
inar rely on 'lmo. Pill.. s their 1,0.4 friend and e,oull weer. ow
they act upon the main tining+ of life. and nil., rat,
thousands Ifronui premature crave.

COMPLAINTS OF WOMEN AND i'IIILDMEN.
The very milt and Pilt:er &ohm of th Invahoi'de Pint
rec.oureend• them to eve y hon%eln.hlaa a rano+, f r iI. GT.I
th p urthro from health. Any mol her, nurma y paraa„
the dlrectmor eldelt modulus,
lionow.fx rn.. haa at "nee
purifying the Noel, and expellirte from tint Nt on,4i
grro.l hum .urs. They are Indeed, at all 1rv,.1.., f,„„
tried friend.

jiiàitiiJis
or TIIE LIYNR WITII FLATULENCY ANL.
INDIUFAT'ION.
Low of arpetite and flatulency ere e r•einsLilift
of
otomoch c Tar-, lemon, Pill rev,. 4 Silo 11101 r
salutary power In all alfec!bnis ,4 the liver, not irregu_
Lidded of the stomach and h web.; they reaore • hos!Lby
function to every Int...rtul organ, orrrcornt nit nl...tvuetinn,
and cast out all impurities.
WEAK BTOIIACRS.-111PAIRILD DIONSTIOA.
The wisest cannot enumerate nue tithe of the diat,,,maan
symptoms eradne front enfeebled dbtestlon, ell .4 witiv,,h may
be readily dispalal by the u whuirable Pile... they rowe the
stomach. liver, and entry other "Nut of di.tv.www ibet
healthy tone Olin+ fully ensbbn tlunt t.. ...tetra ell 1...4
hi lot to am hourndwitent .4 ,he Itutly—ltittstm. Use. l.li, aess
the sureth ..treitgtheitern, nod tbe safest radejmtle..le. uerealey,
sew, wiettug, and chronic debility.

The Pilo and Ointment are sol.l ot Prof w.o,HOLuteray.
Istablishment, 6.33. Ovfor -otr el,
every respectably V. odor •4 Medicine throughout tha etespie,i
world, In Bone, anal Foto, at 1.. 10., to.
23.., and Us. mob. The no.lle.t tem of pill. Walla OM lOW'
deem ; end the smalieet pot of ointment one mum
Fall printed directions are .zed to melt and Poe. ye&
am be had Many laa=ven In Tarlddi.Ambee.Animin
oar Ohinielna

THIS DAY'S MARKIN'S.
MARK-LANE.—Tiiin DAY.
Wheat quiet, hut firm. Oat* the turn dearer on the
week. Barley, Maly!, NAOS, and Pew, steady. Flour
firm without change.

111ETItO1'OLITAN CATTLE. —THIN DAY.
The annual Christmas cattle market was held
to-day, and, °win.: probably to various shows held this
week in different parts id the country, has not proved
so successful as was expecte I. About 7,200 beasts were
offered. lof which abont 2000. were from Scotland, end
shout $OO fries abroad. The scotch were in good con-
dition, otherwise the display was second.rate. There
Was a dragging trade, and whilst the best Scots occa-
skin:Lily made Gs. 41., some gorsl beasts were disposed
if at Gs. per $lll. The show of sheep was but little
better than an ordinary market, the ntuuber being
about 16.000. l'he trade was very quiet. The best
Downs did not make more than 7s 91. per slbs.
Calves and pigs sold slowly. At Deptford .100 French
beasts.

"20, Dover.street, Dec. 4th
" Dear Cork,—Friends in whose judgment I have confi-
dence having advise,' me that whatevvr nIY own opinion
might he on the subject, I woo not justificd in the
language I made lift, of with reference to your Magisterial
appointments at the Knovle Farmer's Club dinner. I
have no hesitatim in withdrawing it, and in expressing
my regret that it wee used.

SATURDAY'S MARKETS.
COILS.
CAMBIIIDGE. Wheat was not in extensive
INIPPIy. and sold freely at last week's prices. Barley
in fair supply prim of this .lay week.
NitßWlCl.l.—Supply of wheat g.. 0 I, and trade
firmer at an advanoe of Is. per qr. Less barley
offered, and the condition of many samples was
affeeted he the .lamp state .4 the weather.
NOTT INGII A NI.---Sonall show f wheat, the con-
dition of which was affected I.y the weather, and the
demand was checked be the high price. aalool,
WA 1:N1 I SST - Very short suiply, anil small
attendance for the season. Wheat met an advance of
Is. to 21., per or. Barley was in better demand at the
full rates of last week,

"Yours tru'y
"II ARRY THUMB."

"Pear Thynne, —I am very happy to receive and accept
your letter of the itt Mat., and the charge in question
being withdrawn, I take this opportunity of withdrawin!
alm the exprei-ion "wilful and public in imtatement
concerning it, in my letter of the illth tilt.
" I remain, your! truly,
" Marston House, Dec_ 511."

The National Conference on the Eastern Question,
iUnrtwhich was held Friday, has doubtless fully answered
C'icuttl - the purposes of its promoters. The attendance IVIV4
large and influential, tie speeches were vi..m.mis, :und
TUESDAY. DECEMBIP.R la. Het the feeling of the audience unanimous. It July seem
that the subje,ts down for discussion were quite out of
pioportion t. the amount of time at the disposal of the
NOTES OF THE WEEK. 'onference. There were only two companatively
brief meetings, and yet in their course topics of every
• " Dear Cork " and Dear Thyane " have kin lin connection with the most complicated problem
settled their little differences. Thu latter has of the century were introduca..l and decided up mm. A
eaten the leek'nind thus probably avoided the inure enunciation of the subjects itimans=cil would lid
indignant reprimand he would have received no inconsiderable amount ofPlace. The practical
• result .4 the Conference is the formation of " an.
from the magistrates of Somerset. As will be I awociation for the purpose of wa,dhing events, of
coon from his letter it has scarcely heau very d 4 further expreson . public opinion, and of
palatal-do to hini, but let Us hope he will be a I spreading correct information upon the subject
better boy in future I throughout tine country." Estimates as to the practical
value of the Conference will vary widely according to
the point of view from which it is regarded. To
members of one body of politicians its detision will
seem the emphatic expression of the national will,
whilst to another section of tine people it will only
represent the sentiinents of a party. On one point,
however, it will be greatly admitted that the senti-
ments of the Conference will command general respect.
It may be taken for granted that we have fully made
up our minds that Great Britain is not going to drift
into a war shindy to support the Ottoman rule.