The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-29 00:00:00

THE MORTA.LITY OF " HIGH_LEFE."

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Let us take the two most recent scandals out of a
hideous batch upon which it has been already the
painful duty of this journal to pees some comma. An
ex-officer in the army has, or rather bad, a friend.
Aooording to all &ocean* these two men stood in
about the same relaticoship one to another as Damon
and Pythias did of old. They go abraod together.
They share the same tent or but, and, to sum up,
they not only dwell together in unity, but as brothers.
On their return home, the trusted friend, the quasi.
brother, himself a married man with children,
diecraces his children, his friend, his regiment,timielf
and his old and honoured name, by running away
with his dearest friend's wife! He probably exclaims
with Horace—

" Qui, desiderio sit pudor ant modus
Peas cad aphis r
and, without being looked upon in the light of • Job's
oomfortar, we might add that the closing lines of the
Ode are peculiarly apFlicable to the injured
husband—
" Durum ; sod isvi us fit minute,
Qutdquid corrigneest nefas."
Now to turn to another elopement. A married
woman with fire children, and with en kind • man for
aa B
her husband ever left udby with the good wishes
and regret of every school-fellow attending him—with
every bleedng that wealth or this world's gifts can
bestow upon her forsakes her home in ceder to
accompany an officer in • cavalry regiment to India,
where the ofiloar's regiment is now stationed. It
Is on record that once upon a time a fast young cornet
joined his regiment with " • piano, a sewing machine,
and something eke," his colonel permitting him to
retain the 'something else." Here is somewhat of an
n case—matters being made worse from the
fact that delinquent happens to be one of the
senior aliases of his regiment. This man, in the face
of all decency and propriety, thought proper to rejoin
his regiment in the company of another msn's wife
whom be dastardly tempted away from her husband
and a happy, comfortabn horns. To do the regiment
justice, in place of oonntenancing so grom an affront,
It sternly set its face against this conduct of one of its
members, and it is said that the decree has already
gone forth that this officer must leave the regiment.
But surely the matter is not to be permitted by the
military authorities to rest here. Without for cos
moment advocating a return to the practice of
duelling, now happilludybsolete, we contend that it
would be a boon to e more prompt
and ccodign punishment than the tardy and uncertain
retribution of the Divorce Court to be meted out to
tranopweecas of this kind—at all *veins they should
no longer be welcomed at their clubs, nor looked up to
In Society as heroes. The fact that they are still
allowed to mix with &own people is einfullY
eigniflomat of the immorality of the age. They ar•
social wan, betrayers of their dearest friends and of
the foolish women whom they Indiana_ destroyersof
peace and of happy boons ; as St. Paul says,"they
amp into houses to lead away captive lay *omen
laden with sine and led away with divan Ineke
Wkiniall &Pima

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del WM. POW dies Dab= it Ob. rid& um

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I wbh that man tad wean would only observe their
I die, they would
mteoni="ll7 irsito "orthe
dog and to "ot with him, which even those who
like doge ewe do now. To anyone who barn
studied the brainti the dog, not by mons of the
scalped and Use bd iron in the torture trough of
Laboratories, but tyr observation of its workings in •
free and natural lifeunder the healthful laws of nature,
will be inclined to pataphreee Milton's sentence, and
say, "As well kill * man as kill • good dog" Alas I
few are the dogs hexed that are allowed to live in the
healthful laws of nature fa the most part dogs are
denied every dears, impulse, and inclination, and
when, by this abotrmaliand imprisoned state certain
diseases ars begotten, the wim humanity that tyrannies
over them has no better or :aster ides of remedying
the rril than by • wholesale daughter! In a general
way what is commonly called an affection for dogs is
very more than an albction for tyranny. The
chain and muzzle are but ermbols of the inert and
wretched slavery in which most men expect their dogs
to peas their lives. "My deg most do what I like,"
says the man; he forgets thst to keep it healthy the
dog must, sometimes at at ear rate, do what the dog
likes.

The most sensitive, vivacims, highly Nensitive, and
animated creature in creation/4 precisely the 01111 that
men have selected to beat aid cow into a trembling
passive slave with no volitional its own; what wonder
that oppressed nature alsoull now and then avenge
barest( ?
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believe that the much taked-of rubes would never
be known if dogs were rationilly treated and free to be
hafln their own natural ray.
ir the Lewislumi Policeoourt, tbe other day, a
retriever was amused of bitier a woman; the owner in
defence assured the magistrste that the dog was toner
let loose bet ones a seek; the na&trate fined the owner
ten pounds. If fined at all In should have been so for
his cruelty in keeping the cog in so unnatural a con-
dition. Only free to move sad run about once a week!
Think what that nosene—alsolute, cheerless, cramped
inaction for one hundred sad sixty-eight consecutive
hours for a creature that is by nature so mercurial, 8o
watchful, and so vivacious :hat bo scarcely of himself
lies hall-an-hour together In one posture! Poor im-
prisoned, tortured dog ; ths wonder is not that he bit
one person who ran agalant him, but that he kept his
reasou at a/L

-Ifleglelatlos. there must be on the subject let us in
Wisdom's name have • legislation logical, just, and
enlightened. Let not the poor man be made to think
that • dog is a luxury of the affections ooly possible
for the rich; let not the pour man be taught to see
that to have • pet for his children is a greater crime,
and one more heavily punished than wife-beating or
I bestial drunkenness; let not "superannuated police-
men" be maintained by sneaking about the highways
sad by-ways of town and country to convict the
schoolboy of playing with his puppy, the cottage
labourer for harbouring the faithful mongrel on his
hearth' but let the poor man be taught with the rich
—the rich may be wanting tas lesson the more—that
whosoever breaks the laws of tato» will suffer sooner
Of later from the violation of those laws. Let clear,
simple, brief directions for the health and well-being
of their animals be printed and circulated amidst the
masses; let kindness to them be rewarded and not
chastised; (two years ago in London • very poor
woman harboured • stray dog because she " could
not bear to see a dumb thing suffer," she was fined 20
shillings; these cuss will be general under the sway
of the imparannuated policeman If his appointment be
In); let the Dogs Shows, which are simply
•
=dm the animal for sake of the owner's
vanity and greed, be abolished lniversally, for there
can be no doubt but that the confinement therein,
the sights and scent of so many strange dogs of both
' sexes, and the excitement of a crowd of unfamiliar
faces, with all the noise and uproar of a crowd, are
exceedingly injurious to the dogs exhibited, while the
tiveeucki exhibitions is after all of the paltriest
kind, and I am convinced that no roe who really cared
, for his dog would ever show him in one, to purchase
the power of a mere vain bout by the animal's pain
' and injury. Above all, let the Legislature forbid
muttsloo and chains, they are utterly useless, and the
harm they do is incalculable both to the temper and
the constitution of the animal; and let public perks
I in all cities, at least for certain early boon of the day,
' be c:rcm.l to all doge for exercise and liberty, thus
e, to them that natural play of the body end
the limbs from the privation of which the dog more
than any other crested creature Buffers. Let me
commend these suggestions to those owners
:rdsrn England who may be powerful enough to
make their voice and influence felt in Parliament this
Session. Petty laws are a dire mistake at all times
but if law there must be about No natural a companion
of man IM that law at least be based on principles of
common sense and .common humanity. Many
honoured names rise to my memory of thane who
helped me to resist the Dog Act of 1870; some of
I them, like Sulwer Lytton, are no more living amidst
us, but I believe that there are still just and humane
I men enough in England to remember even amidst the
strife of parties and the stir of war the sufferings of
the animal that has been often called by great men
I in the solitude of greatness—their one true friend.
For myself, the study of my four-footed companions
has so persuaded me of their singular intelligence,
, their acute sensibility, and their most generous
I temper ; their playful ways have diverted for me so
many an idle or tedious hour; and their loyalty, their
truthfulness, and their good faith have so often
, consoled me for the rarity of these qualities in human
I nature, that I do but pay back • debt I owe when I
I endeavour, by any words that it is in my power to use,
to plead for a little justice in this world to my dear
comrades—the Dogs.

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Sonia, Gaesne, Mrs's no, no, testify to the gape-
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material tor Inane weer. WO•11112 from the Floe* wools they
=enell others in dursbilit• Neither salt .at eon min
siled thaw Ordrni dolly recelved for them ramillet
Goode from all pert' of the Kmgdom. Prkee from Le Sid par
yard. New mixtures for Autasen. Extra Mined do fer
Clentleamo sid Boyt herd near. Pattern Books poet free.
Cerriege paid on paresis over RI LIM= Bourarr, Woollen
Merchant, Wellhistoo, Saniereel
TER ALLIANOS SOCIETY, 61, Moorgetsa
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Treepedoe ca application to the Secretary.
AGMS WANTRD.

1011 MI WZMFILEI ISOPILML

That humble little insect, the busy bee, has now laid
upon its shoulders the burden of forecasting the nature
of coming winters. If It nearly closes up the entrance
to its hive a severe winter may be looked for; but if
the entrance remains open a mild winter is to be
expected. A North German observer is responsible
for this statement, and it will not be difficult for bee-
keepers to test its exactness. At present, says the
writer, open doors are general, and • winter of unusual
mildness may be .fidently looked for. The open
doors are found here, and so far the winter has been
tinplessantly mild. What the bees cannot inform upon
Is, as to the causes that are operating to produce thaw
mild winters. Have the Britisher, to scknowledge
that eon's revolutionary meteorological influences on
the other side of the Atlantic are at work to Ameri-
canise that glorious institution of ours, an English
winter! Every two or three days comes beneath the
waves of the great western ocean the announcement
that • storm of American origin is passing on, and will
sweep over our tight little 'eland ; and come they do,
fast and thick, putting Jack Frost to flight and
drenching us with rein, or smothering us with mud.
Hai the extensive clearing of the vast American
[mats anything to do with this phenomena? Hers is
• nut for the weather prophets to crack.

WILLS AND BEQUESTS.

The will of Mrs. Margaret &LIMN Lambert, of
Wood Howe, Finchley, widow of William Lambert,
Esq., who died on November 7 last, was proved on
November 24 last by the Bev. Edwin castle and
Michael Castle (two of her nephew.) and Thomas
Hakewill, the personality being sworn under £lOO,OOO.
The will and nine codicils of Mr. Robert Alexander
Glray, J.P., late of The Terraoe, Camberwell, the
personal estate being 0 sworn under 80.000.
will of Miss Elizabeth Burton, late of Stamford
Hill, who died on October 11 last, woe proved on the
12et hue, the personal estate Wog sworn under
1:50,000. Amongst other legacies, the testatrix
bequeaths to the Semmes Orphan Asylum £100; and
to the Grammar School, Cliff., Yorkshire, MO, the
income to be applied In augmentation of the 'ahoy of
the mortar of the said Khoo/ The rest of her property
dm distributes among the members of her family.
The will of Mrs. Louisa Doxat, late of Patna,
Heath, who died on the 24th ult, was proved on the
15thEisirt..onV Edmund Theodore Doxat, the executor,
the estate being sworn £45,000.
r • will of Mr. George Cobb, late Brightbeinistone,
Swam who died on the 29th tilt. waa proved, the
personal estate being sworn under kno,ooo.
The will of Mr. Henry Thomas Curtis, late of
Barfield Lodge, Old Windsor, Berk; was proved under
05,000.
The will of Mr. James Scott, formerly of 5, Here-
fard-streetZEite.lane, and late of the Hollfes, Calverley
Park, Tun Wells who died on November 22
last, was pro on the 27th ult., by Theodore Howard,
the executor, the perronal estate being worn under

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Ingenuity exerted, not 'imply in initating the square
shape, but making the general appearance of the
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A Baca= worts eirownro is DEALING WITN
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Dienes at the trying flissiton of Cold, Sleek saa
Rain, if they were psi under shelter and "Day, Bon,
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administered, as the kind of ailment may require. The
serious lass to the Farmer, during bed lam , may
be ted by dosinz with the "Rid Drew ," nil
highly fed Ewes one week before they lamb. And in
are of Debility, Diarrheas, or Exhaustion in young
!Wok, Bissea,„ Lambe, and Calves, • dose or two of the
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Prone W. C Wmanneme, Fag.. P R.C.S. Spalding.
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
THE UNIVERSAL REMEDY FOR BAD LEOS, BAD
BREASTS, OLD WOUNDS. AND ULCERATIONS
OF ALL Kra*.
There to no medical preparation which may be go thoroughly
relied upon In the treatment of the above aliments r
Holloway's Ointment Rubbed iron the surface of the body,
over, or neer the elected tarts, it disappears under the
friction of the hand, penetratir it once to the source of the
mi. and thus performs its her nc vrrand, rapidly. er ly, and
without pain. In ail long rendre eras Holloway's Filth
should also be taken, as they purify the Brod and expel sa
depraved burnout.. front the system.
I COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROATS, AND BRONCHITIS.
71th Ointment is irrerrible in the cure of then throat and
“riprints, which when neglected often end in
settled Asthma or Consamption. The Ointment well rubbed
upon the Chest and Back, nicht and morning, gm
skin, and One ateorbed, is carried dim* lo to,
where, in immedisi• cruet with the whole nun of el
Blond, It neutralises or expels all Impurities, By these mare
I all paletehhi7 co.Pigas we/ be cUred with rartity end
I ars.
DIIORDERS OF THk: KIDNEYS, STONE, AND GRAYILL in any of the Athens complaints more berth may be derived
in tweaty4our lean, by adopting the following simple mesae,
them could te brought about in six months by any etre
inroad. In bad cars, if the Ointment be dilicerlprubbed
In the small of the beck, over the region of the .Kidnece, 11 egg quickly penitent, sad give immediate meet Mx or *kJ of the Mg Amid be rhea nightly according to dreier
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GOUT, RHIUMATIRM, AND WEPT JOINT&
This invaluable Nutmeat estrdase & mote obvious control
over Gout and Rheriatem, than any ether Medicine. 11#
one need fewer =aired, wt. will In good oilmen Make •
v.-bewail/ appliattiou of this invaluable rented
to the Printed Instrutrons allited to each Pot..77enct= arm end thins will likewise be tanithed by the err twee-
meal
SLIN DISUSES, SCROFULA, AND SCURVY.
The itheirld elects of the peeress Ointment an trefF
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