The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-22 00:00:00

THS CITY AND SUBURBAN.

Primrose Day.—All the people are yell nr, allicted
wish 4.10 ii e. sod bilious looking ; but the fl dr-rs
1 ore phity, awl as Mies .0 woitiir ou pigment a. when
thry ore fancying they are doling s onetning good Mad
clever. th,y are apt to (nil like NIL John Horner on
111. ta.ra Agog a plu u from hi. nica II Vs pie—very
happy with them -elves; mid flue union. °ninety they
c ovrtinste t • the peace and condoit ,i 1 the rest of
ina•okin I. I wish '.wsa as easy t•rp .1 the winger •f
sic. Wednea lay'. race as It is to pick out a full.
, kedge I Tor, really did not that!' they Iwo
• ^l'oog, hut if noinhsr. °mot t Gomm moi reopen ,
w- nut +elute every one we meet. the b. im. of
'sir hat nih pcm Ii .ve to at isoinP 0.1 Ir dra be
crown. To Jodie fmu to•day's exhibitloo ther, sic
to degree. of T. orvism—• he fullis.fgai lan II ird.
he pro.neinita tenant, nod the ye plaid, or time.
.e,ver Tn. first ha. • caul lower lice • bundle of
typic .1 plait, looking like a bros. breafdplate,
the sec oul • 4 cent collection in hie buttot.-
hole. whil.t the third is woolly repreeentld by
• eigrle sprooloom which he can c inveglantly whip.
oh..n; I a iemeilul whit lona in ID. di. loos; brit ill.
not, lik the wearing of 111-1 green, likely to lead to
brokeir blot. or nick for the ironer, as,( it to ens
with mane a loving tribot • of reelect Is the memory
of a great genius ••••1 statesman w rh e.rved well of
his coootrt men for the work he did at B

.....
S.ter.lay i• pricers* dm. Weilam lay nest
will be 1.111 gala day .1 Inrf men. for the, ku tty
pie dim. will h • det.+llll and ere Ow 884 48 dune
us wi I lw cutler en I 41i8 4. men.
From the us,dne.4 the b and‘c p appears I in wr .1
the turfy men in ibis disiect spotie I St. B aloe 48
b.ing well in. Richt stone 1215.. n. 4 h•ior • great
matt's. In weight fir • Darby winner. b.l 41M. less
(hei g bet fuer years oh) eroul I, I think, be ni is to
hi. biting. fur be earund be elm at with Robert the
Devil nr Cretn.wois. Bend Or. or Dommiter, a I sla.hing
gond horses of tip.top quality.
Id • not wisiy ii letr .ct lewd Allingtmee h.q.* or
dievarage him in Ow 11-.2 degr.W. or ibms him by
feint pr.i.e, in ire emus daily ..s he is I) net bred, and
in hi. cc ly thy Omset, trained, and with.' is. I
b-lie re, th • only "eh tik knob' th 4 ever won the
Derby. lion h •rest sag ever b im able t • asp re
t • th.t hon.dir or; !pit hi. rereer both bef •re .n.I after
that event has 0.1 beam of thst Bayard like character
as 'wild place him in the rank, of ihe fir.t of eguins
celebrities, but he +mid mat aiwurullv stamp him.elf
ma really goon raix-hmse if be carried his bir weight
to viol ry on W.dreirlay, ars the emptily. he Ims to
inert is of ocemino order. Timbals, lerwlami Ceeif,
Despair. Deceiver, C inseliard: Itwal Star, Richmond,
and the L =Man will be some uf bis companions, and
are those which tbe poor b.eker must lo After if he
warts to ny tare his Christina. bills In •rhape a y ear
or tw.i et r gear), no Ihe may Ill•ng lb.. real to
the winds. Heeling Men, &sq, he mn.t bottle up
..... •st obtained from Theban. and
lb. Lsinnkin, wb • I expect ti sr• fluids I.othe or let
namall, an 1i1y..., West a lauth 11l name B•,Blaist.
Cu= Or Vie WALL

Th. to &gal profession or sow or.forluy C dlunfn
Co, El ne •in thou. .11.1 .1 .1 en...1.t0 It e .oWno
wed gtt• tt, IA 11 110.1t•forraling alonront• thut nay
.1, el. .g.. ut la pear. rola . to it. thick •tatetly
ea nly 901.1 Woes you oak for Co 'bores
'en • be Iler. tl•at pot get It, oa attatitcoeys
often pu Slutitat no. Int tit • oak- at r•gty.proa.o Mak* r,
to the q wan. p ofi4 Dope, O. ranbours S.. Holton..
REMARKABLE DIS PPICARANCE.
lit .1 lii t li. rt. rytleut
By us ad HUDSON'S BX riuor Of SOAP.
REWARD!
Parity, H•alth. Porfoet S rthlsetion
By It. tot,3).r
NU,-
.B —lt 1. o Purr DRY SOAP in nue Poarler, and
dlnolves Ituroa.liately I. Rot or Cold W .tor.
" Ito.ttel.mt—lostat upon Haddon'.."

Tot Q.llllllll elle Cote WATER BOAP.—listract front e
lady's letter :ea" I find Binds r' •U old Water S op saves
timeand material, as the clothes require leo rubbing and no '
boiling,and(stillrunre satiolectorao re amuch par root or '
than with other soaps. 1 recontnead IV to "laity boo".
wife, •. it is in the beat wee for !sundry end
ell purls...ea It will not injure the moot delicate hook—
a ploaeant to ties, and prevetita the onipiry of a eta • ail'
house during thin fauviro•eh. Sold b 1 Rite Ts and oilnr•n
everywhere, at ad. teo lb. Br cure to ••k for Sinclair's,
ant do not he persuaded to accept a worthier imitation.
—Sole an Aker Jamoi Sinclair, Souther rte. L
PaoNiteo A Lain or Timullitna roa Mlpuctog, apse •
Franeu Thom* lives in Poutnewynydd, near Ponteypool
Monmouthshire. He la no. U rears of age, living with
his mother, • ardow. Sons 11 ywis ago, then • mere
bor, he west t • work in the coalioft as • miner, in order !
to a•slat hi. mother in rearing her family of little children.
Soon, however, the litti. hallo • broke do en in health .• hut
the nemusitim of Shit family teemed to requitee it, end he
continued to ttil in .he mines, stasriel eli th• time from
11.. effect' of indigestion, an agoni•ins aymptorn being
asthma, in sorb a te.,ublemene fork that the hoy wee
usable to lie in bed. Weekieg through tbe day, and .
meting Ise hest he could in an um-chair donne the '
astarelly undermined hie constitut•on. Year by rem h•
health grew worse and worm, up,' at last rbeumai bon
camo with all ino drea .foil agony. Om Joint after &towhee
became stroll n ant Inflamed, no that be was obliged to
sup work In this sad plight the now young Man •as
cmfined to the home for two long years, eurfering all that
1 mortal could enders. One riparian alt, another was
called op in to lee 4 hi. compl•int, but with no benefit. for
the poor fellow continued to grove worse and worse. Hop-
ing to find WWI means of relief, • consultat on of doctors
war held, then it was decided that en organic (listings of
the be tit 111004 in Ito incurable lofts., ant that medical
aid could not afford relief. He eras given up toil.. Timm
y•are of eXpettair° medical treatment had eabaurte the
little mvinsa f the in ob..r, and they bad no moo• y to
bay cern She n,a.aartes .4 life. But a fond mother
given up in Aeolveir. Th r • war one spark of hops ter t
&won* bad told her u remedy that Lai cured eo many
eases—eyen when eA bomlesi a• this one mimed to
and Item ther'e lowa trent oUt or het dear boy. But how
to rod them. Heine was the question. Their money wm
entirely gone. The boy bat • new Pair of trousers that he
bed been e,„ ill to wear, and tit, en ober reasoned within
herself, " If lb. by di to e„le he will not tool them, so
may m call Pledge teem tor Malicia. wits an effort to
save his hie." Strange as 4 mar app •r, the b ittilm of
mediCill• procured at the chetoirt's oho, in Poutyporl
with lb. wino, obtained from t • reavvilir ilt Co effected
score in this Is peler• rage, which hod belt prononaced
so inciireble. Bt it it only joet to say that if the
rheostat bad knoan if the AA ,to of Ile family the
I me helm., could Ito.. been ot tll,l entti.,llt a el•lt to the
pawnbroker. 110.5,5 o.lWiy too ye or. •11:1e, this took
sod young James Fninci, Thom.. haa been work-
ing it the coal pit underground eVcr Alice Wrung extra
: pay for ovet.work, which he ie able to pirfcrto. Of
' course he never had organic iii.,,,,. of the heart, all we.
..uppoket Tb, viapi,,,.tion, theugaltion, •12 •othses were
mere symptoms 01 the reel diesese, whtch was dyirpsis.
!or Indigestion for which the remedy wI.IISSpOt 414 .pt,d
'Fame who with' to cornmerle„ eto witt thie Young an can
i write o him g the above sure.., and hi will Conyb foe
• the cur olive propertl • of 5 kers Syrup, the article that
effected this mmt sere. The followin t letter
la from a chemist, who thooght the facts abould be male
know_ .n •—" 'anise Francis Timms', of Fontnswynydd,
CAW Pohtypool, aged $l. colliee, veal for nine years
a,o a,
enable to ny work for three 'years, newer lay down in
I bed for nine yeerri
ba to sleep in a 'Smote' posture,
! way treated by near y all the doctors for miles round, who
' generally stated his cony ant to be rheumatism and
henrt disease of a CtirOje a .tore, and beyond sit to see
.to cur.. When hope bel nearly died out he was
persuaded to try Seigees Syrup: and, to the delight of his
✓elatives and setruishosent of hie neighbours, after
talturig half a bottle he cull* lay dove in bed. A ter
taking one bottle he went to work. He has no• taken
two bottles, and on with the third, and is quite well and
strong. His mother is in rapturee, and can talk nothing
elm but the marvellous OW% sad wishes me to auks it
Mown."

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