The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-08-08 00:00:00

SHERBOBNE.

D.R.V. —On Monday morning the bugle sinumoned
the corps to louder for their journey to Lodzuoor, and
was responded to by three sergeants, the drill-instructor.
pioneer, bugler, and M rank and file, who, under the
command of Lieut. Calder, started from Sherborne station
als.ut 8.39, awl were joined at Templecombe by the 9th
(Shaftesbury) and 11th (Gillingham) corps. It is expected
that about till out of the total strength of the corps will
Put in an appearance at the camp, though some will go
only just soon enough for attendance at two battalion
drills, which will pass them as " efficiente," and clear
them for the Government grant.
VISITATION Dsr.—The Right Rev. Dr. Moberley, Lord
Bishop of Salisbury, commenced his triennial visitation
.4 the Dorsetshire portion of his diocese on Monday. His
lordship arrived by the 11.11 train, and at 11.30 proceeded
' from the vicarage to the Abbey, preceded by the Abbey
verger, the Vicar and two curates, the Bishop's mace-
bearer, his chaplain (Rev. Iluyshe Yeatman, who bore the
pastoral staff), and about 2/ clergy. the number of whom
was however afterwards considerably augmented. The
Holy Communion was celebrated by his lordship at 12
o'clock, and at the conclusion he delivered his charge—the
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Osborne, matron.
Too Mumi or s Orem Tnixo.—Mr. Disraeli was quite
correct in advising people to store up rain water in tanks
against drought, but there is in this country an clue'
danger of having rather too much of it. In house after
house one's eyes are offended by discoloiations on the
walls, caused by damp, and we now of only one sure
remedy, the Petrifying Silicate Liquid, manufactured by
the Silicate Paint Company of Liverpool. The truth of
these remarks is evidenced by the increased demand for I
the article, and which has caused the opening of °films in
Loudon, at lir, Cannon-street. We certainly advise all
who suffer from damp houses to obtaiu all particulars of ,
this invaluable composition.
Trig AOESIT-GENERAL FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA has
received the following telearant from the Government in
Adelaide:—" ilesperidat" (461 emigrants) arrival :Nth
June. "Lightning" (406 emigrants) standard on Trott-
bridge Shoal on 6th July; emigrants all 'andel safely'
ship got off. The Port Augusta—the North West Bend
of Murray—and the James Town Railway Bills have
passed third reading in Rouse of Assembly. Revenue for
year ending 30th June £1,316,1100 (this shows a very large
surplus over the estimated revenue). Wheat shimasi
since Ist January 147,000 tons. Present price of wheat
is. 11d, per bushel. Fine rains. Prospects of growing
crops improved. Proposed immigration vote J.:1110,000.
Building tradesmen much required.
Aimee TO )(MIMS !—Are you broken In your rest by
a sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teeth I Go
• once to a chemist and get a bottle of Mas. WINSLOW'S
SoOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve the poor sufferer
immediately. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to
taste, it produces natural, quiet sleep, by clieving the
child from pain, and the little chend. wakes "as bright as
a button." It soothes the child, it softens the gums,
allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is
the best known remedy fts dysentery and diarrhoea,
whether arising from teething or other causes. Mrs.
WiILSIOW'S Soothing Syrup is sold by Medicine dealers
sverywhcre at Is per bottle.—Manufactured in New
York, and at SRI Oxford-stead, London,
THROAT AFTIUMONS AND lIOARSISNIMS.—AII suffering
front irritation of the throat and hoarseness trill he
agreeably surprised at the almost immediate relict afforded
by the use tit' " Brown's Itnnichial Troches. " These
THROAT HULITATION.—The throat and windpipe are famous " lozenges " are now sold by most respectable
esin.sially liable to inflammation, causing soreness and chemists in this country at Is lid Istr box. People
dryntsa, tickling and irritation, inducing cough and troubled with it " hacking cough," a 'slight cold," or
affecting the voice. For these symptoms use glycerine in bronchial affections, cannot try them too soon, as similar
the tonal of jujubes. Glycerine in these agreeable cone troubles, if allowed to progress, neultinserious Pulmonary
fections, being in proximity to the glands at the moment and Asthmatic affections. Soo that the words " Brovrn's
they are excited by the act of sucking, becoines actively Bronchial Troches" are on the I loyeenment Stamparound
healing. ill and Is. boxes (by post 14 stamps), each box.—Manufactured by Jolts f. BROWN •ND SONS,
labelled "Isnta EPPS A to., Hommopathic Chemists, 414, B.tornlinited State Iktriot, CM, Oxfortstreet. lantlon.
Threadneedle Street, and 170, Picadilly, London."—Sold in VALUABLE DISCOFRRY FOR rug lisig-11 your hair
Weymouth by J. V. WILLIAMS. Chemist, 21, St. Albans is turning grey or white, or falling off, use "The
Row Mexican Hair Renewer." for it wiUpositively restore in
iloc.Low sea Pitoi.—Nothing preserves the health so Corry ease Grey or White hair to ita Gretna] cslour,
well asan occassional alterative in changeable weather, or without leaving the disagreeable smell of most"ltattorers."
when the nerves are unstrung. These Pill act adistirably on It makes the aair charmingly beautiful, as well as
the stomach, liver, and kidney., and so thoroughly purify promoting the growth of the hair on bald spots, where
the blood. that they :ire the most efficient remedy in ward- the glands are not decayed, Ask your Chemist for the
jug tilt derangements of the stomach,
tone and ener
fever, diarrlmea, " MEXICAN lima Resewea," prepared by Henry C.
desentorY, and other maladies, and giving
ilsottr, 401 Oxford Street, Ismdon, and sold by Chemists
to debilitated constitutions. All who have the natures and Perfumers everywhere at 3s. 6.1. per bottle.
and laudable desire of maintaining their own and their FLORILINII I—FOR THE TIKIrrII AND Itegvni.—A few
fandly's health, cannot do better than trust ti Holloway's drops of the liquid "Floriline" sprinkled on a wet tooth.
Pills, which cool, regulate, and strengthen. These purify- baud' produces a pleasant lather, which thorougnly
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BOLTBSTMXOI3TH. hag Pills *re suindfle for all aims, forearms, climatett, and chanties the teeth front all parasities or impurities, ha ens
constiutions ; when all other means fail they will prove the s•-• Ins prevents tartar, stops decay, gives to the teeth
Ilimosic.—At the Provincial Grand Lodge of Hampshire the female's best friend. a wet-suer pearly-whiteness, and a slelightful fragrance to
and the isle of Wight, held at Lymingten on Monday, ADC LTIRAtiON ACT—Since the passing of the A dotter the breath. It removes all unpleasant odour arising from
Dm. J. B. Atloneon, P.M., of the Lodge " Hengist." No. alien of Food's Act, the public Analytical Chemists in decayed teeth or tobacco smoke. "The Fragrant Floriline,"
196, of Bournemouth, was appointed P.G.J.B. for the many parts of the Country, have analyzed Johnson, being composed in part of Honey and sweet herbs is deli-
ensuing year. Johnson di Co's Pure Teas and have in every ease proved chow to the taste, and the greatest toilet discovery of the
Iwroararr TO PUBLICANs.—ANorRER Gilt Cssg.—At kto be twefeetfy roe. These pure Teas can be strongly me, price 2. 111, of all Chemists and perfumers Prepared I
the Christchurch Petty SensiOns on Monday, Joseph roc., ~,,, ended. to those who desire good wholesome Tea, Mr Henry C. GALLUP. EM Oxfordsstreet, London.
Softlaw, landlord of the Landsdowne HOtaLwas summoned for toeir purity, great strength and delicious flavour. For RECKITT'S I'ARIS BLUE- —The marked superiority of
by P.S. Catehlove under the late Adulteration Act, for let „f uents see advertisement. this Laundry Blue over all others, and the quick appreci-
having sold an article, to wit three half pints of gin which 111:mrApi Janus MiIIERAL WATICIL—The Best Natural ration of its merits by the public has been attended by
was not of the nature, substance, and quality denlanded rient —"I have made use of the Hunyadi Jima the usual results. viz., a flood of imitations : the
by the purchaser.—P.S. Catchlove proved that on Monday 11A
°burnt' Waterever since its introduction int, this country, merit of the latter mainly consists in the ingenuity
the lgth of June, he went to the defendant's house, and .1 witheverdnereasingsatiefactiem I look upon the intro- exerted, not simply in imitating the square shape bet
earchoeed three half pints of gin, for which he paid 3s. Inta ction of this water mu, compared with other similar making the general allnearanee Of the wrappors resetuble
lie divided it into three parts each of which he sealed . sas an advance almost as great as the use of of these that of the genuine article. The Slanufacturers be there-
similar to the sample produmd. One of these he gave to *ars an improvement on the employment of Glauber or fore to caution all buyers to see" Reckitt's Paris Moe" on
defendant, another he sent to the analyst at Southampton, scats their Ample ~,,, . A very small quantity each Paltet-
and the third he retained. In the lith of July II.; received o? the Hunyadi Jillun tVater ;latices to 'secure att efficient Ttic 114114 —For PI years Mrs. S. A. A tures Woaaa's
the following report f Mr. Angell, public nealysl. srAj on. 'flueie 1.-4 taker, in the morning, fasting and Hoe lirsmatea 11.18 received the commeedation and
" Alehole by weight 20 percent. ; Athol° I.y volutun,
,bortly followed by is con teaor enffoi, sWallowea 'quite favour if the public. It has acquired the highest place
per cent., or *LI per cent, under proof. Genuine gin '
hot. Neither 'dillies" or gripmg follows, its use in this that can 110 otAainn.l for any moderate enterprise, and
varies front 16 to 26 per cent. under proof. So Much water way will be found highly beneticial by many who, though contributed to the adorunrent of tens of thousands of
has been added to this sauuple as to reduce it to 314 per cent. they may be described as being in good health, yet trout persons, who have the proof of its serviceable character.
under proof."—Slgned ARTNUR Ason.f.t public analyst. a
...tooter,. ~ipstion or other cause are bald. Trout lt will positively renew and restore the original and omtlfral
P.C. Ribbon) corroborated the sergesnt evident... WO 5111..4. Millie 41 what are called bilious gawks." (Signed) etdour of grey. white, and faded Hair. It will strengthen
Mr. Trevanion, of Poole, who smeared for defendant, Alexander Silver, M.A., Mt Physician to Charing Cross and invigorate the Hair, stop its falling, and induce •
called Kate llowelb the barmaid, who sold the gin in
question. She did not materially strengthen the defence, Hospital. Lecturer on Clinical Medicine and Ph siol , healthy luxuriant growth. No ether IfreParstion can
and the Bench considered the awe made out, and fined in the
allokteitael
misSchtgoomail.
dlminn original
aterbottles,deamprice—Yagi Lr•oaduce the 'Ma beneficial result, Sold by all Chemists
wine Pert in large bottles, Gs Depot 114 and 116,
defendant 1:1 sad the mete fak Mr. Trevanion applied ow ja Southampton w. London.

same as was. given at Salisbury. Dr. Deane, Chancellor
of the Diocese, held his court at the Digby Hotel, where
also the Bishop afterwards presided at a dinner.
Vomcgars. —Under the conductorship of Mr. L. N.
Parker, the Sherhorne Musical Union gave two capital
concerts at the Town IkII on the evenings of Wednesday
and Thursday. The pmee.sl+ were for the benefit of the
Yeatinan hospital, but even this appeal, generally so
warmly responded to, zolapled with the attraction of a
well-selected programme, failed to bring the attendances
up to the proportions of previous occasions, doubtless
attributable to a natural disinclination on the part of the
public to brave the discomfort attendant upon two or
three hours' incarceration in the stuffy atmosphere of our
.Id Town Hall. The chief feature in the first part of the
programme was Sir W. Sterndale Bennett's " May
Qooen," with which Mr. Parker first charmed the public
last year. The characters were represented and solos
token by Mrs. It. Ensor (May Queen), Mrs. Carr Glyn
(Ilueen), Mr. Dudley Thomas (Lover). and Mr. G. Minitie
(Captain of the Foresters) The local soloists quite came
up to expectations, and Mr. Dudley Thomas was heartily
and deservedly applauded in his tenor solo, "Oh,
Meadow, clad in early men." After an interval of ten
' minutes, a selection of scenes from Gluck's opera,
hrheux," came on, which were brilliantly rendered,
and quite enraptured the listeners. Mrs. Carr Glyn took
a large share of the solos, and won all hearts by the
exquisite expression which pervaded her singing especially
in the air 'Whither shall I turn to find her." The
choruses, too, werespiritedly rendered, and the performers
as well as their testor (Mr. Parker) must be congratulated
on the success of their efforts. The third portion of the
Pfl,:.tranone consistv.l of a selection of operatic gems,
ellief among which we may mention Mr. Itegan's
brilliantly-executed violin solo. which won him a hearty
encore ; and an extract from Verdi's "II Trovatore," in
which :I dooms of soldiers WM very creditably ver,,,,,,ifiLA
by several members of the ith D.R.V. band, with instru-
ments, formed a very Pleasing novelty in the evening's
entertainment

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