The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-07 00:00:00

DONNING TRY TOGA.

Turkey: General disarmament I Bisinillah I But who's
to begin I
Russia: Won't you! 111 promise, on my word of honour
as a gentlemen, to follow suit—almost immediately.
Italy A true act of homage to the great goddess of
univeesal liberty. Let only Austria lead the way, and her
old friend, United Italy, won't be very far off.
Austria: A. capital idea I But in what order are we to
execute the m,leinent I
. .

i,il-17.-n-lidgether, of come.
trance: All but Primes, who is trusted by Europe, end
La best fitted, by the unitersd confidence she inspires, to
act as the 'Campeau polies force.
England: I ace prepared to take off one of the Hone
Guards in Piallament-street, and to meet Europe half•way
on the roil to disarmament, with pleasure. You bare
only to let ma know when your. all ready

EXTRACTED FROM "SUTTON'S AMATEURS'
GUIDE IN HORTICULTURE.; Mt

OCTOBER.—Weeds and felling leaven are the playas
of the ibIA•OI2. It may seem that they do no harm, but
assuredly they are tbrectly injurious to every crop upon
the ground, for they encouraso damp and dirt, and
prevent a free drculatiot of air amount the crop, and
prevent the nooses of sunshine to the land. Keep all clean
and tidy, even to the removal of the lower loaves of all
the clabbers worts where thee Ile halt decayed upon the
ground. If in want of work, ply the hoe amount all
kinds of crops, taking ears not to break or bruise healthy
leaves, or loosen it. roots of anything. Dig vacant plots,
and lay the land up in ridges in tne roughest manner
possible. Heavy land may be manured now with advan-
tage but it is well not to put manure on light land until
stirigt
CABBAGE to be planted out as advised bet month.
CARDOONS to be ued round and earthed op.
CARROTS to he taken up and stand in sand. Late-
sown crop. to be thinned and weeded.
CAUL Width to be planted out as we before
advised.
CKLYRY to he earthed up, and protecting material got
reedy to swore It. safety during frost.
ENDIVE to be blamed for ass as it acquires its fall
sine but not before, as the blanching makes an sad of
growth.
GARLIC may be planted on dry warm soils, but on
cold, damp soils to plant now la to throw roots and labour
away.
LElTUCK,.—Crtinpe to plant. as before advised.

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FSTATIISO to be Wren op and stored with all namable
speed. In nom whim work is slack, the seed potatoes
tor next setwon's planting may be got ready and put in
basket" and boxes, preparatory to being spread oat is the
daylight in lolls and sheds when the New Year has
turned.

LEICISTER RAM-TZURSDAT.

COOPTT itiNDLIO HA3DICLP.-111SLSOLV 1, GUMP 2,
St. Hilda 3 Woo by a bead.
BILLOW:KIN COPLOW SZLZASO PLATO —Bishop Burtosi 1,
Fly by Blebs 3 Victoria ere. 3. Won by two lengths.
BLLTOII PLATE —Priam Imperial 1, La Thermos 2,
Royal Oak 1 Won by 10 length&
LILICISTSISOIIi HANDICAP. —Abboyo 1, Suffolk Lad 2,
Sandal filly 3 Won by sighs lensgba.
Gors.u.SrAmcs.—Exporiment I. Bro. to amnia& Won
by six leustbs.
game Suu.nw Ptegt—Grand Mansur 1, Kent Heart
t Won by four lengths-
NUILISZY Putt —Donato 1, Hypatiail, Amelia 3. Won
by a Isnot% landia-nalt.
Licatigiti VICrUALLani Miami RAM—Bugle March
1. Sanwa 2, Miss Jeffery 3. Tures ran.