The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-30 00:00:00

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The con, resters its certain care for hard or soft
corns, they completely dry up Lod eradicate painful
corr. ; the Bunion Plasters • mused remedy for bankm•
and enlarged tog jointa Bold by all Chemist& Bs care-
ful Dollar's Planters ars suPPlled.

rpucaorrs AMOS NUT TOOTH PASTE (prepared f row
hj lb. CthlL.is Rip.—By wing that delicious Aromatic
Ds..lrth,os th. eased of lb. Mall becomes white,
sound. and polithed like ivory. It I. °seceding',
DeCrane, and especial, useful for remov ins incrusts.
*me of tarter or neglected teeth. Sold by all Caseate:
Pole te. sod N. era:raft's.

nzknness, Mine is the Ism &c—DELL 4 R•8-1:111111:NCL
JJ for DEA 'WM bis proved an tatroordioory moody.
MlZrby thowoods olrOYharo d:rid reltrgosiliE rem
quits banana Sold la bottles, 1.5.10., and
bll Cbidabobi

LOOKYRIES SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER

OCKYER'S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORRR
Ls will darken Grey Hair, and In. few days ronore com-
pletely the natural colour. The edam soperior to that
produced by en instantaneous dye, end the Sulphur
Fteetmer does not Injure the skin —Sold In large Borten,
Is Rd. each, by Chemists and Hairdressers.
T OCKYER'S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER, while keeping
.LJ the Hair Its proper colour, Is useful for removing woe,
Ito other applicstion being noreseary to encourage the
growth of new hair. Leo eel Renderer tel powerful
domain properties, It • desirable Hair fluid.
—lArg• Bottles, la fld,rif Cliondits end Hairdrentera

L°MYER% SULPHUR HAIR RINTORBR odl darken
to the for ands hair that i. shoolutely what. In sbnte,
ten day.; hot where ammo le commencing at ..p.
front end temples tbe Sulphur Wash promptly tot
reiv„iiiii it unalitingiumtnie from that which I, m no
=.7..lAuge Bevies 4 Id each, of Ctimr.aw
The title el Lockyer's Sulrl.ur Hu,
Restorer Is non regimered under the Act a ins
trade mirk. end moot not be Imitated.
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gave PO Per Coo'. by °"1"01fl-, atm; tram the itanulooterar
reit KASS. Moov.dieturar el PLAIN and NANCY
powysuirD sallow Walk
enders and Okla* mart —Raftsups. std, 10 d, and lald
plc Yord tor speuir and Ikuseur new, as patronled by War
Yeaisett tha Queen, the Royal Tamlly and •risoarsay
Great Mitala and the Continent. geode Patter's Free by
Past. hey length Cut

MUTAL WiLBU WAIIIMOONa, NEWTOWN, Noon Wmas—
CNO= ER POLISHING POWD foe SILVER EN .
and GL IS es used by the Senrants of The
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of Use Preadi, Duke of Cambridge, Arebblebe
Csalsebary, he, AT. Of Cbableby Grams. Olbsse,
imple what on reeslpt 0( 11 elasipe ems= sod Es. IS.
14. Cobebba Street Lb Asa
11110106 KITCHEN 0•11 DIN 81108
nemi.:B,:r4zhow.ooTTueudi.AvOmpubbikeo.k.Pusa;AL.ts.ClßETiazdrip,utyriit.„o.n.4,l4
qt.ner.m.u.itd.
Comilloomr, CMoomior, Me The chimp,' eollertio• of Ur::
Gras Gordo over Om* Poo trio, m im.so=or r.
MEM IBM rood 0101.01116

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PAM? lIIIATIL--0107 WIK. "OW Ow
alma dm" tree tram the probaty dOgiiing
Illstsk abed/ pardon 0 PAM. Ilbswar, prise
sod 1111.11110 V. lat=dit le
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.. did het lima to Oaf all. of larsows. wee of the mres
'District Ocb3o. Ztoz la Maar ractelate emcee el *aims had
be
DORGHINITIIIL aad it may so even la sack • greet
Tun Hen. coining Dighy . preprint at a dinner ts_mallotivro=k Rat object:has had beta made,. end it
a ago a...wog of the Egonbequer's on
pow% beetlesidababLetea of vex tonna.. went, and
dn'acr of the uererameat was • warlike
" DORMIYMI2I. Police." [LW. tut— ' -btlia!ul ""-'-'
'''' "ligUail.. thinaat •neturaltbsy nriLltt botilatwac.A WIWI', hosugit"--
isahrplitatlemiwork.
}bad Aetna: thrsec.
adolimmohle.
.vnePetierbee:ther' ticjaeofgtheetseGaozaranaLaantatagleadaato wirussahisi;l,rezdaaat t
tents
eat.. the wane end aectionate lore the writer has to accent the fri;l7f-a Elea fterfares, sad tee= ell Ms
far
hie
wait.
pia. yt 1. with • eimple provisions of that agremmat between Roselsead
fondness that removal it atere criticism "to my !t— terhate ords to the onset Rae* eirbii:467o.
father ;" but, at the same time, the subject" of the
t ennownd themselves to all who hays the thee
-tp. Aich., wasanswaerwarlit° their
rpobliamcy.b"Burr re-nat fhb*
nem. mus . .. _wit. We give one mei cow*, wee pespared toadrelt that *Mem* should
least interest in the ow co be the law of Ramps with nieces. stringer protest then
from a poem headed "The Cemetery," that words. Mem, heard He would a* theta be look •
ein....nt
rwill, unfortunately, but too truly realise : quarter of a-century. to the Woe whale lb. difficulties
Y
o since this funeral earth were arising which led to the Crimean war. He Mil
plret opened to the coffin and its charge, then, 25 years ago, their representative as he had the
/keep fifteen sans in yonder sky have rolled honour of being now. The question had been
Th.....0ar ; yet a numerous host is Isere W4what led to that war, and he believed there had
Apesdy—many and many a name that calls really been but one answer—and that is the Emperor
A form, and voice, and lit., to thought AXAble of Roe* was convinced in his own mind that England
Familiar once, perbsps Inseparable woo* not under the eircometancise go to war to
field, the street, the throngs repel the movements be WY making in his
Of Sabbath worship, or the gathered group upon Turkey. Now be would point out to
In fancy from the
difference In our position now. Lord Aberdeen like Yr.
Of evening chambers and the anMal hour : Gladrtone bad great faith in the Emperor of Hauls. He
Now, till the final waking, whether suns thought as some did now that Russia would only do what
Or showers prevail elat, whether the
Blown landward sweeps the noontide pl 5 lit em rilawl'ed Aterdma found
whlds misteke and we
Wen 0 to interfere. Lad at wet the maw
Or cold still dews are dropping ere thedawn— e.o. I • interfered at • moment when teals* wart
Lade* here for ever." unready and unprepared for war, and tbe result wee—
Malataili OF A TOWIIIII,F.—Oar much accompanied no doubt with meat glory to nriti. ...
townsman, Mr. James Geo. Guy, of thr.:B = t.of greatth, snae and in tasty. Let'-
them coatrast that with
=in. Guy and Son, builders, "took unto himself a the present circusastanom. The Government from the
wife" on Tuesday morning last, in the person of Miss beginning had told the of Rnwia thet they ...id
Louise Isabel Edwards, of Godalming, The Rev. IL not admit of reale* things being dose by that power,
Everett performed the ceremony at Trinity Church, and that any agreement between Russia sad Turkey molt
t. come under the coasideration of the great of
and • large and fashionable congregation were Europe, They could not agree the memorable treaties of ,
The bride wore • navy blue silk, a wreath orrrge Erns of 1868 to 1871 Mould beset aside b
blossoms and a tulle veil. She wee attended by Miss without to. come* of the others, ihey heia
sid litleet
Boon, Mire Emma Gay, and Miss Bessie Guy, who deviated from that *thuds. There might have been sileas
were attired in white muslin trimmed with CambriL4re hesitation. There was, Verbatim, in moduli the fleet up
blue. Mr. Edwards, an uncle, gave her AIWA!. Tb• the Derdaneller: but they h.w what we, the coos. a
wedding breakfast was partaken of at Mr. Goulds, that—a difference of opinion ia the 0.... which which had
the well-known fleorwator ~f High Weetetreetz and no_ ___. been removed'. 14e
and eit had Moo making the
passed off moot happily. The young Couple noting aremefr, neepr UM!,
ht.. .not he .. .........
as Ilruil convinced the
Most respected, it ...d lwaly be iiaid the sincerest or Government .dreera-L7m..7.i.i' itt, 0; avoiding r„. believed
utheytaigweaare
ihor:iparedpabgatofasigresea
atozaal4aostarseasythingp.reseottablead.
ma
wishes were expressed for theirr, future
.h.apopinpoesaa
them
large number of preempts were made,
sh. Boom velvet and silver' ventured to express Umas opinions a year and • half ago
being the following :—'tie
%Ds. Green. sot of rams ; before Lard &Mahan went to the couveritiost when be
mounted handkerchief case;
Mr. and mt.. Guy .. of jma and jelly glasses ; was addressing hie constituents at Gilliattriasatataared
Mr. and Mrs. Gould, whits and 101,1 brooks(' ; Mr. be said that the maint... of thcee of
and Mrs. G. Crocker, cake beiket ; Mr. and, Min coorM_,adwamyttetielt. time t.theVeambrat.it.abo.al.tered by egreement,
o no was or the same
Jonglin, toastrack ; Mr. Folwards. teapot ; . and must always now. bllles7,lhear.i) Now, with regard to the
Mrs. Steere, PiodoilTaPh m out and wool mat; Mr. 'positron Ragland had taken. She no doubt stood forward
Hiii. g0w.„...; Mises Taylor, card "'hetier Mr. in some menu by herself. but he believed she Noreen-
and Mrs. Wood, bookstand ; mr• H. Mar*, flow red very generally the fierliag throughout Europa, la
r, table 'covering; Mt. Germany, Frame, Italy, and Austria there was • very
vase' Mr. and Mrs. Tanne
Joseph Di'diin, watormolour drawing (framed); Air. general feeling that England had taken the right course.
No doubt Mr. Gladstone asked oViiiid not those Gems-
and Mrs. James Spicer, set of dower vases; Mira
Lodge, veer for roses; Mr. and Mrs. Escott, inkstand ; 'omit. CC.ble wiwardthemme deal. a • but be most tram,.
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher, toilet art. Not the lead Wert...Mt teynehumrit
ateaPcttflie.eon of those
06oss p0w...w.7.67.„
Interesting enl Plemimi "none therreeente were • then there had been &Darin° and Sedan; and whirs:
hut,. „And presented by Mies verde' o Germany looked with apprehessioa tower* Frew* sad
lady friends at Mr. Hogir's • and • most elegant Austria, she was a/Aurally unwilling to get tate ette,
timepiece given by the tospio' pcs of the firm. it a hostile position with Russia, for the day of reckoning
idly.,
label
the letter
wee inactibed .. fellows ._ would come and Russia would be thrown into the scale
"Presented to Mr. J. G. Guy on the event of his endue her. 171hilat he was quite prepared to imitate*
• the positioa which had been taken by the Government
marriage, by the employee of the Bm,as • mark or was • sound "1 Gas, he eras ot prepared to that, if the
their esteem. April. 18/8. This elegant present was other great powers of Europe would a* sane forward to
mitiPlied by Messrs. Saunders end Jacobs. The enforce the observance of those treaties, that there was
happy period known as the honeymoon will be spent any obligation UPOO Kula* to go to war aingt....ed
n the great City. to do la. (Rear best.) It might be right, but there was
no obligation. Thee came the gegeWn whether they
were not bound for their own hams* to do so. Hs
would be very much Indisposed to go to v., except the
ow.ct they had In Mew was practicable and within
reasonable expectations of being aocompliebed. Nothing
would he more absurd—to one a phrase of Mr. Gladstons's
—to go to war to maintain the FileMge of Zealand only,
for he *Bend It rires sever higher than at that moment
(Hear. beard In former day, they drifts intosr
because they did not speak out They winnow adeeelne
'different policy; and he believed the steps ttre Govern.
meat had taken would tend to the preservation of mace.
Owen) The hart member then Drooled* to refer to
the County Government Bill and the Contecione Diseases
:Animals.) Act. and concluded with assuring them that
tie only desire was !Imlay. honestly, and isonscientlotudy
to do his doty.
Dr. Amman gave "The Health of Mr. Brymer, the
borough member.
The PRIM Dort proposed 'fl, Mayor and Corporation,'
w which Dr. AmiluiXig
Mr. PLOT= call* uponVetto drink "The Health of
heir Chslrman," which was done amid much cheering.
Kr. Genoa replied.
The toast of the neighbouring Farmer's Club' was
responded to by Mr. BATS/ for Winfrith, and Yr. Kim
for Milhorne. . . .. . ... . .. _.

CALLING OUT THE RESERVE.
The number of the Reserve in this county is 113,
and not a Ullll, on Good Friday, failed to answer to
his name when Sergeant-Major Lydon read out the
list. Those who belong to the Guards wets to be sent
to the Wellington Barracks. London. The men of the
60th and the Rifle Brigade go to Winchester. Tb.
Army Service Corps have to proceed to Aldershot, and
the remainder were booked for the 99th brigade dispel
at Weymouth, awaiting orders to join their different
regiments.
Colonel AsteU Ins retired from the service, his
resignation dating from the first of April. Since then
the Colonel has remained in command by order of the
War-office consequent upon the break-up of the
pension diitrict, and haii continued to do so until the
satisfactory completion of the mobilleation of the
reserve. The Colonel's military duties are now
transferred to Captain McQueen of the 76th.

boraigh m•mher.
Phipyikasmir

their

.—Among— the toasts which followed were the Vice-
President, Mr. Homer. The Secretary, Mr. Andrews,
who was heartily cheered. The Judges of Roots, Mr.
Oakley Saunders, Mr. Fowler, sod Mr. Kent. The
Treasurer, Mr. CHAPMAN &mamas. who announced that
the dab was in a prosperous condition, to.. ita.
The CHAIRMAN then proposed "The Health of two
gentlemen who so very much condoced to the well-being
of the Dorchester Market, Merma J. T. and Omni=
Eisson,* and both reeponded.
" The Health of Mr. James SLY, **Host," was then
proposed and happily responded to, the Caartowt com-
plimenting Mr. Sly on the excellent dinner he had
provided.
- "The Ladies" was the last Meek proposed by Mr.
Councillor Onxixoto and respon to by the Vice-
Chairman, Mr. G. W. HONER.