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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-14

VIE "LOUIS" VSLVETZEN,

MOST ntsteri .1s aro suitabb only I.r ants
styles of dress. The Lailor•mode serge or NogIA

woollen that make • perfect travelling frock would be

an impna.lbility at a dinner.

THE "LOWS' VIELVETELN

Is PERFECTLY FREE from this drawback; there

a no time in the day, no occasion on which it looks

out of place, and no material of the plainest or most

lebnste tissue with which it will not freely combine,

for the Skirt that &companies a Satin Tunic one day

may appear the twat with Cachemere, or even hfualia,

an advantage that 011tUlt4 be too highly estimated.
Av mood. ale Adornment of Women, nothing

shows go m. great adNantage. be oty of outline and

fraceful figure, or the amnion and delicate colowitait

of the cotniiletion. It is equally becoming to the

Blonde and Brunette. It dorm nut merely Clothe, it

Drapes sncl Designs, lends s Dignity and Grace to

Use Wearer, and. requiring but little ornament,

cleriree its elegance Irons its own Richness of Colour
owl Drapery.

EVERY YARD OP THE GENUINE BEAMS
THK NAME LOUIS."

Tait WEAR OF RIFIRT YARD UCARAIITUD.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-14

TIES Doisozzars.

4KG!./iT_RY OFFICE

SERVANTS'.

Under tha Patronage of tie Nobility
Clergy, and Gentry.
WANTSI). Ouoka, wages from £l4
230. 4 Upper Houseutaida, age over 35, 218.
Houtemaida, £l4 to 1116. 9 11.sise and Parlourmaida,
£l2 to 1:111. 7 Pariounsaida £l6 to OD. 1 Undid
Lady's Maid, age over 24, who has lived out in a
Gentleman's family, £l6 to £l6. 3 Kitehriamaids for
Gentlemen's families. 7 General Servants, a to
£l6. 1 Dairymaid, for a Gentleman's family, 1:18. 6
Nurses, £l2 to 40. 2 11:perieneed single-handed,
unmarriod, Indoor Men Servants. 1 tinson and
Gardener, age 18 to 90, who has lived in a Gentleman's
family, 14s. • week.
Apply to Mr. THOWARI POCNCT, Saddler and See.
Tants Registry Office, 3, Genhill, Dorchester.
Registry leo One Shilling charged to Lady and
Servant; if by letter, 12 stamps, and a stamped
envelope for reply. No name given until th.• fee is
paid, and no letters answered union • stamped
envelope ie

DOSCHISTEIS GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
/MS 111114KBR TERI& will begin L. 12 FBI
.A. nu, Anus. 114411, liekk
Apply to the &LW Worm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-14

ITEADIEST RUNNING ENGINE NADI.

IROSSLEY'S NEW VERTICAL ENGINES.

iROSSLEY'S MEET SELP STARTER.
4AFEST, SIMPLEST, & BEST YET BADE.
"liIEAP GAS POE LARGE POWERS.
IP.,ISSLEY 13n04., Lim., MANCHESTER.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-14

ESTIMATBS GIVEN FOR

Postcrs, Auction Bills.

alogues and Conditions of Sale

handbills, Concert and Lecture.

Circulars, Programmes.

Business Cards, Note Headings, B
Heads, Price Lida.

Reports of Institutions, Statemcn
of Accounts, Societies Rules
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-04-14

MONEY LENT AT A FEW 11011E8'
Norios,
Privately, in aunts of £lO to £2.000, to male and
female, in town or country, upon approved Promissory
Notes, on the following terms, without deductions :-
810, Twelve Monthly Repayments of £0 17 It
£24 a a. a
DO a .. i.
£lOO „
amounts 'am. in paportion, quarterly or half
;.sairtr, or by special arangernents made for repayment
to suit. Borrower's own convenience, extending over •

longer period.
ADVANCES ALSO MADE upon Mort/rage of
furniture, trade and farm stocks, plant. crops, farm's('
implements, without removal, sea also to twist per-
sons into business.
NO UNNECt BSARV EXPENSES. NO SURE-
TIES OR FNIENDS REQUIRED TO GUARANTEE
the AMOUNT A DVANCED. Responsible applicants
can have the luonvy without a Hill of Sale (if desired).
Also upon Freeholds, Leaseholds, Reversions. and
life Policiee, without Publicity, from 1 to 20 years,
at 4 per mint. Prompt and protected attention, and no
genuine application ever refused. Strictest secrecy
observed. Write stating amount required, Or call (per-
sonally preferred) fur Prospectus showing the advan-
tages offered.
Mr. .1. U. DAVIS,
Savoy House,
_1 lb and 116, Strand, London, W.C.
N.B.—Print' asthma In aavoy-strlet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-18

Entpecial
House OP LORDS

The 11...tte of I.orth. on Thursday, awl had under
consideration the amendments by the
Con Minna to several Bills, niclisling the Ifoussng .4
the Working (Ragland) linl. SOIOMaI other
tueasUreg were Anally disponett .4.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-18

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOIJEI PILLS.

YOH THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.

FAMLD

wi io

TUB GIULAT BLOOD Katmai AND RIIIITOIIIII.
WOK Cleansing and Clearing the 'shied from
t: all Im,saritwa cannot be too highly rennin.
mended.
For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Diseases, and Sores of
all kinds it ts a never•failing and 'remanent Cure.
It Cures Old Sort,
It Cure Ulcerated Sores 'al Neck.
It Cure,l•leerated Sore Legs.
It Cures Blackhead. or Pimples on the lane.
It Cures Scurvy Sores.
It Cures Cancerous
It Cures Sl'sid and Skin I hsease.,
It Cures I:lantliilar Swellings,
It Clears the Ill.'s! (vials all impure matter
what...sir eaUsv arising.
%, titus Mixtun. pleasant to the taste, :ind
wrrranted bee from anything injurious to the most
delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor
solicits sufferers to give It A trial to test its value.
THOUSANDS Or TE.STI.VONIALS FROM ALL

PARTS
8.11 in (Littlen each, and in Ca...a containiug
ilia time,. the quantity, DA. each - guificient 1.. effect
a Permanent Cure in the great majority"( liong•ntand.
ing mae..--BY ALL WIESIIIHTS AND PATENT
SIEDICINE VENDORS throughout the World, of
sent on receipt 433 or 133 .itsintpa, by the Pnvieticii,
Tar LINCOLN AND MIDLAND IMCNTIES WWI COM-
PANY, Lincoln.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-18

POOLE.
I.

• .
TII I 1011. %I .
Til •r•• 601114 •• • ' • • ••I • • •II sr•
w5....1 c.iur.e, i fo•• it M persisted.
Mary Jane Harris charged Aim Waddlington with
using defamatory language. —This was adjourned for
the attendance of • solicitor.
bath% Francis was summoned by Mr. Henry
11. obey, innkeeper, for smashing hie windows, and
g damage to the amount of I:ei. She had gone
into his house, kicked ups row, awl when he uut her
outs foaik this method of revenging hers —She was
lined is., and costs, 6.. 61., and MIJ damage, 15..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-18

GENERAL'S INSPECTION OF THE TROOPS AT
DORCHESTER.

On Tee.lay the general commanding the northern
division made his al inspection of the battery .4
Royal Artillery nod the depht of the lhirset.
alike Regiment station...l in this town. The R.11.A.
were the first y• • Iby ;.•:terral Willi. in the morn-
ing, who also mad.• doom- 4 the offlivis and
rooms of the cavalry 1 irraek.. In the afterti...n he
held hi. inspection .4 the 11.1,;.t t
accompanied by his aide-di—camp, and darshall.
The men, who numbered betw....n tifYl and NO were
drawn is,. in companie :aid their out wanl appearance
wax most minutely. xamined by the general a.h. • iissed
up and down eachline. Afterwards Sfajor Eger, 0t...k
command, and I ieneral Willis having taken I. placeat
the &sliding point. the battalion was march. I pad in
.Ten column, and afterwards in quarter column.
Captain Law WMA then deputed to put the teen
through a manual exercise. This Waal a very plea.ing
eight indeed, a. the wa. shining out brightly,
and played upon the long lines .4 bayonet. a. they
were brought into their ari.iii. positions. °insider.
ing that the majority of the Th.p.'it are hut raw
recruits, or at the most with hut a few months' vet.
vice, the accuracy and precision with which these
movements were executed reflect, great credit upon
them. There WWI a very large awl fa.h.onalde
Fathering at the officers quarter. to with...o the
inspection. We believe we are correct in s.aying that
General Willis exprveled himself perfectly satidi..l,
not having found a single fault.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-18

DORCHUSTIR.

Ma. Jcirricit Flan has ausainted Mr. George
Sydney Read, of the Western Circuit, to he • Rem.
krtg_Barrister for Wiltshire, in place of the late Mr.
E. F. Penew.
AT the competition for Captain Brymer's cup 4m
Tuesday the following scores were made :—Trooper
Hawkins, 42; Trooper Templeman,_ 3s; CorporalDTMlll&O. 37; Trooper Baker, 33•, Corporal Cross,
N; Trooper Saunders. 29; and Sergeant Northorer,
13.

h NV/ MAGINTHATL —The !Male Of Mr. Rribert
}:rastntis Saunders, of Alton Pancras, has just been
added to the list of thiee on the commission of the
peace for the county of I)uniet, having qualified at the
adjourned quarter Sessions on Saturday at the Shire.
hall, when the magistrates present were Colonel
Bingham and Mr. Peare,EdirCUlllbe.
TRINITY CoLLEOK, LONDON. —ln the examination
in the theory .4 music, held at the Dorchester centre
in June, the following candidates were succesaful :
From the Dorset County School- -Junior; Ist class
honours : H. P. Dunning (Charniinster); H. N.
Siam(' (Warminster). 2nd class honours: T. K.
Hackett (Rusicommon). W. F. Wallis ILynse Regis).
3rd clam Im at. Mr. : U. Russell. Wright I Thonwt County
School). Pass: F. W. Kerbey (Chanuouth). From
Dorchester —Junior Ist claws honours: G. R. 11.
Tudor. From Mr. Boyton Smith —Senior 3rd clam
honours : l. E. Jarvis (Weymouth). Prom Miss
Groves --Junior 2nd class honour.: A. L. Irish I Ito
cheater). _

FIRE I N NOKTII Sql..li RE. --Xlanit three. on Ttie,day
111.111111/1 a tire twoki...it in a van beliintring us.,
Miller, confectioner. of eltarrhitock, whieh hal te.in
left for the. night in North-molar.. in charge .if an
employe of Mr. flamer! tleorge Welah. The
pollee, with tie. w. re la-imolai" ..n the .pot,
the Baines hir a till.", aft,' could only
be extingni.lied when the greater part .4 the vbiek hind
',ern deatroyi.l. the volt being al." uerioitaly
Welah wwi igloo hurtit that it wa. fwigpl
neceavary to oetel hini t" the hieipital. The "iithrealt
Wao c.,,,ta"d, it throtigh Wei.h having
keen ano.king in the stn. The datioeip.. which
mate at about on. i. c.iver..l by inowance in the
Atlav
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-18

G LUft I, Aer pea r.
THREE 31EN KILLED.

Threeshaftsmen, one named Deftly, and twohrot her*
named Carr, were engaged in 'diaL ilLKinbleswortii
colliery, near Durham, on Siiielsy loorallllt,
rope broke and the cradle 111 whis.li tim.y
fell to the bottom at the shalt, bear Litil4,lll4 I.
The brothers Carr were both killed. their !Nebr..
so shockingly mutilated that they list to be lirmiglit
to the bank wrapped in canvas sheets. Del tly
dying when found. His back %V il,l broken, sod he
sustained other shocking injuries. Ile died dor..
hours afterwards. The colliery is owned by :dirt
Elliot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-18

Till V•TOVIIITI 1011

DORSET, WILTS, HANTS, &

SO M E RS ET,

ls Published ivory TuvasuaT• at the Omar,

Baia wig:Lamm, DOROSISTIB,

Wril resionnell rad rod; will belit comparison in
quality and 'rice with any house in the Trade, as he
buy. straight from the manufacturers for cash, and
is thus enabled to offer his Customer* Distinct
Advantages.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-18

Tut: PROPOSED VISIT OF THE BATH AND

WEST.

A very Colli.lerable amount of nxtural and Justifi-
able indignation has Issen armies] in thr town by the
lincalled•for museition offered at the iseeting .41
Saturday to the propoeed visit .4 the Bath and West.
The opposition, it was true, was not aegis... but the
wet blanket was endeavoured to be thrown in the
movement, where we might liaise v•pected unaninimus
and hearty soperation and appem al. Captain
William. had done his utmost, and had incurred •
certain amount it personal responsi‘ility, and we
believe, notwithstanding the gloomy predicti.mi .4
•ine or two gentlemen. thy. town is as capable .:f
receiVing the v.eiety se. before. Disappointtuent and
disgust wen. freely expressed by agriculturists and
others at the lack of public spirit and enterprisethat
had bees exhibited, and we trust at the next meeting
the inhabitants will attend in larger nombers suu
show their real feelings in the matter.

Irri Friday it Wa•not only an mentful and alumnus!
Pirliamentary Session that cam to a close. but also
a Parliament and an era in the history of hubs.
ments. Considering the ticcaaion, the Queen's speech
warn indeed a tame and decorous affsie, toned down
to the meagre standard 1 .fliciali..m. Not till the
s try cloee .4 the imniposition WILI reached, did the
reader find a word to intimate that a revoluti.iii levi
been effected in the constitutimi of the country, and
even then there was no allusion to the change of
Ifiniatry which had taketi place. The doing. ..f the
two Cabinets were onuliined in one liarnionion, if
scanty, non& of the Session, SA if the NI inistrrs
in power had intended to illustrate how little practical
diffeeence there is now-a-days between Liberal. awl
Conservatives, and to met their claim to the public
support rather upon their capacity to do better the
%erne business which their political opwnents wmild
hasebsom undertaking, than to start .in an altogether
different line of entswprise Anyhow, it is a relief to
everybody to have the session over, and to reach a
short breathing•space bef ire the commencement if
a new epoch in ,itir political himtory.

srd Iddesleigh deserves credit for persevering in
his C 01111111116911 in the I)el,ression of Trail.. As he
himself in a stati:ich Eras Trader, there is really no
fear of the theories of Adam Smith being slighted or
ignored. Then, is cii ...epode wish amongst nuns,
lecturers throughout the counuy to investwato the
causes of the apparent decline of as many industries;
and:it really seems ridiculous to all, except tbs. most
bigoted doctrinaires, to suppose that the last word
has boon said upon political- economy that the door
of this science is shut, and the key taken away. To
judge by the masterly outline drawn up by Lord
Iddreleigh, the First Lord st the Treasury is putting
a degree of energy into this Commission, ssf which
the Tory Ihimocrats of the Lower House lalieved
him to be incapable. But, then, in this matter ho is
engaged in non-contentious business, and non.cuta
tentious business is his forte.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-18

to eh. ',MINI..

Sir,—Through the tieslimil .1 your t alliablo paper
I desire te rail the at teat hat I.( the Itrearhera. I Intel,
ke.. of iii. sir,, ii place. w,,r4iito In lbw' •
land t., the disgraceful ...rabbi ~f ti. ellildiren during
the seri ices, ospeeially ..n Sunday eienitaro. If I
may he idlow.sl. I should like to wake it outrin.st.i, al
Wolll.l go very far, I think, in tor,,venting ti,.
congregations 'wing i..., all the
who are old to church or chapel, e, as to ho got ml
of /r em limn... should ho provul.sl with .eats in close
prosmiity to tho pulpit, by that lIIPatIA t would lie
tind, 6, eye. lif both preachor ittol own:rogation. .tt
present they atr, if unaccompanied by their parents,
km.. allowei to sit together in thw back seats or
telleries, and seldom with anyone to 1... Ii aftor them.
The remilt is, everpaie ~f t ~,tittreint iii hn„,
endure Ow annoyance cr. implained of. I trust som..
.4 your numerous rrinlers will siiirtri.st .an,•thing
letter than I have, which if cam.sl.on, woultl result
in tho maintenance I,f order. tunny person.
at present staying at Who. to being disturbed
by unruly children in it place sot apart for worAii,,
trust you will wm., with awl many othors, tin'
necessity .4 giving this publicity. in "'der to hullo,.
those whose duty it is to take somo kind of silts in
the matter.— Yours faithfully,