The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTrJRA.L GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1871.

THE !iTOHY OF A DESERVING YOlJill WHO
it 1S NOT
:-r. C.Pes Saroggina RAI& British farm labourer. and
ai, .outh-xed t 1 D..r.et..hir,. IL In.! a nif.. and
I ,i4h• :Lining, A '4,1.. Win a butane
IN I. ,fc.,11, 3,, I&?II thrl Stl .1• ..) Ada 111 SCaAOII.

And he kept. pig, &nil . very fat Anil happy.
111, eldest eon wan called alter him, Gifts. He was • model
youth, and was never known to be late at the nebbsth-school.
The kind vicar took an Interest I. him, and often patted bin
greasy head. More than this, lie one day preeen'ed him with
a prie for good conduct and early attentlabee. The prize was
a book, and it we. called 0)f who have /Una," or "11.11.
Help," or noose title of that sort.
Little Odes, after being severely kicked by all the big, lazy,
lout. who had not TUreiVC4l Klan, started cheerily for his
home, and for three days did nothing but cat, aud read the
eleur's book It fired lii* little rustic s.d. nil be resolvesl
that be woubl 'cart lord. at eighteen pence a W,..VIC no
longer.
lie wan moat sit all, perhaps, struck by the eliciting memoir
of .ilderounti lluraletoo, whd entered the eity id London at the
tender age of eight, with a half penny stitched In the tail of
aii I lived to be Lord Mayer at the comparatively
early age of fifty-two,
Mr John l'enny wily., excited the aribur of the young
liv li. m ellous career. At sixteen bows, an errand-
boy, eel • ecupied his alter-wore hours by picking up hoe...
'line. in the eltraiieL These he .01-1 for old iron, maid by the
tine,ll. wan flirty had sanasinsl • fortune of nearly three
With this nese he cciii boldly on iles Muck Hee/Lenge
Al 4 dibbled in Foreign &seri:lei Toe result wee that hi •
very short time be was made Simile, and knighted by the
Pi ince of Wales.
No wonder young Giles could not sleep alter reading such
wonderful stories. Ile ekspieed the !outlay cot in which he hail
been horn, and turned up his nue° at the fat bacon on Sun-
days. Ile made up his mind ti act upon the hien he had
gathered from Inn prisosbeek, ma tin becuinc gnat him-
self.
First of all, it was necemary he should reach London. If.
had three-halfpence In his trousers pocket; and • red pocket-
handkerchief in which to tie up the change of socks necenary
to • search after his fortune WWI • stick upon which
to carry thu bundle across his shoubler ; but, how was he to
got to the gnat city?
On referring to his book he found that • great many of the
esti-made men lived conveniently ear London to begin with,
and, an to thine who heed at • distance, it did tint say how
they m inaged to reach town.
The village in winch be resided was 160 M lee from the
metropolis. cc he could not walk ; and he imuldn't ride sithout
money, end a third-class ticket was 12. 414.
N iw, at the Sabbathechuol which he attended, there was
but with • slit in the top, in ehich the children used to put
hali-pmnies, and bite of s.ne pencil, and stones, and buttons,
for the poor little black children that lived nrden the sea, mid
lied no mine "pinafores or Wets Co wear. Whenever the vicar
Caine to the ;school, he used to drop a s her coin into the box,
es
a good example to the children; and then all the teachers
uned to put in sliver too, when the vicar was looking. Little
Cue, W. an olnienwit lay, awl 110 had iiiitlood this.
ho, one day in the corn-field, he reasoned with Mutual
thus :-
1 " I mutt 120 41,1 to take me to Louden.
The little blackamouro want money, teacher any., to buy
them ' pinnurr.s' and socks, arid Church catechism in their

AVIRAOIin;

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Osta.
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Aug. r.

4 14 3.; 0 276
074 al 7 2.; 7
07 2 85 0 20 4
IA 6 3'. 1 51 0
M 1 7 31 8 21 9
b 7 7 35 0 239
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Average

Itaniroh, Sept. 2d.—Good wheats scarce, and Is to 2. per qr
dearer. Forel,ro wheat suld freely at an adv..nce .4 folly Is.
per qr. Fme malting barley Is to 2. per qr higher; inferior
paresis difficult of disposal. Oats folly 0.1 per qr cheaper.—
Pricea.—Wheat, English, red and white, oIJ, 581 to GI.;
ditto, new, 62s to Ges : American. spring. Ns to Iffis ;
other foreign, 52. to 5.5 e per 4116111. Barley, English malting,
30. to 4?. per qr.; Irish and French, griuding, 21.1 to Us per
WO lb. Oats, Irish white, 22. SI to 260 per 3201 b.;
black, 19.01 to 21.04 per 3011 b.. Inch, tawny. 200 dd to 23s
per 30411.. Ikons, 41211011,400 to 46. per qr. hour, English,
good seconds, 36. to hs per 28011..; American, °ls to 291 per
barrel. Indian corn 92. to 35. per 49011.. Arrivalk—lrish :
3,728 qrs. wt.. Foreign : 2,315 qrs. about; 9,113 qrs. barley ;
2.1911 qrs. 02ail.e.
I.:l.ol:Clirrait, 2.—F.1411.1i wheat steady and the turn dearer.
hate declined fully le per qr.
24th. —Large aupply or wheat, in .1001. c linen ;
lad week's prices with difficulty luailltaiou.l. licst old Noma.n
fully as dear. Rye la cheaper. Vetches Gd t Is per busbol
lower.
BOLNUOJULY, 28tb.-01.1 Engll,ll wheat. advanced another
shilling per quarter, white new white was soinewbs9 osaier.
Foreign wheat advanced h per quarter. New bean. Is per
quarter lower.
MANCIIIDITER, English wheat advanced Is per quarter,
and secondary cons .1.1 more freely, at previous rates.
Foreign amended lid to id per cella'. Flour choice qualities
Gd per sack higher. Egyptian but. soil hplia.. cona ed per
quarter lower.
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own diisie,t.
"coio, which of us wants money most?
'' Teacher tolls us that it hi very wenn whore rho blackamoon
liio, and they really have never been accustomed to 'pinnies ;'
and, as to the catechisms, I'm sure they wouldn't went them,
of they L1k.,11 how hard they they are to leam.
'• hut I do want to hen man that ha risen, very much."
The cod of it was, that he gut in through the school-room
window one night, broke open the missionary box, and took
out 12s Cd.
The next dry he ate an unusually large breakfast, pot on
Ida hest amuck, and sneaked off to the railway station.
At balf.past three that afternoon he was standing outstre
the Waterloo Terminus, with three halfpence In his baud,
which warn ii. his pocket; and a severe headache.
But no was not daunted, On reaching Waterloo Bridge,
and finding there was a half penny toll, however, he was.
lie vainly looked roiled for a bottle, a hono-shoe, or a half.
poind of white rage which he might pick up and tell to defray
bin liswaffe•timucy. So presently he fount Ids way down to
Houthwark Bridge, and walked over there Into Cannon-
street.
Pining tlic palatial pihrl of buildings, upon the steps, of
whirl. lie had road it was usual for marl wI,, have risen to sit,
when boys, preparatory to being called Maids and engaged
Isy cheery principals as utfice-lails, his drooping spirits rows,
and he sat down upon the top step of a five-storeyed MCI'
esntilo establishment. But no one came out and called him

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Mas.e.Lans, Sept. V.—The market was very strong. Wheat,
both English and foreign, was Is per qr desrer. Town-made
flour was unchanged in value, hut country and American
marks advanced la per neck and barrel. Earley am firm. In
atlas good basins, was done, at late rates. Maim was fkl
per quarter dearer. Duane and peas were firm. Arrivals--
British wheat, 1,170 yrs, foreign ditto 39,101 yrs. Mihail Mr-
ley 100 yrs, foreign ditto 12,020 yr. llritish imui 0 qrs, foreign
ditto 64,130 yea. Mahe 710 yre Flour G:00 mcks and 2,8n0
barrela
lairearOotglith.—Sellen were Ann In demanding an advance
of 3d for red American apring, mid Id to to per motel for
white wheat; a4llern, however, complied reluctantly with the
additional requirement. and only a isiudercite Ludlum was done
In any dexeription. Red American winter wheat moved slowly
at an improvement of 4.1 per ntai on ,the week. Flour was
0.1 per barrel and la per sack dearer, leans were hi ficr qr
higher. Indian corn runt a fair consumptive tale Man adrenal
of Is to Is 13.1 per qr. •
WARITILLD, Sept. 29—There was a better demand for
wheat, and all dry percale were noted fully ln per qr dearer
than lant Friday other sorts were neglected. Fine barley
was fully an dear, but necondary qualities were rather cheaper.
Other articles without alteration.
BLAI4OIOIW. Sept. 30.—Wheat, 491 quarters, 4 hurtled' ; prim
from 44a to See; average price e 2 Its od.

is.
Presently a tnewienger In livery appeared. and little 01lea
grew glad. Hut the mernenger merely said, " What do yet
wood ere, ytr °um enusnint
tido. drew Mooed up, and DWI to look honestly indignant,
like he had read Mr Drubber did when he was first accosted
somewhat rungbly by the senior partner of Dodger and
Moots, of which Ann he became the lilts end soul in fifteen
lam seeking employment," ho replied, "end am quite
ready to sweep out your °lnce at once. We always begin like
that •. and he jingled hi. three halfpence merrily.
Iji:fortuenetely, the liven. 0 porter had not roof "Self-Help,"
anti he tailed Gibt opprobrium names, and gently. and yet
resolutely, kicked him into the gutter.
Dirty, but not itheouraged, our hero picked himself up, and
went and nal, on soother flight of steps. Ile determined to
try ~,,, titer plan this time.
Cztrefully laying a crooked pin, with which he had provided
himself, instal the step before hun, lie watchel keenly until he
tow a gentlemen with a pert wine complexion and white
whiskera come bustling out, Endeavouring to ostch his eye,
ma ho (then got op and deliberately bent down arid
picked up the pin. Thit act of contently and foresight, he
thought, would surely procure him a situation at once (vide
"Men who have Itiem" passim); but, Dan ! the gentleman
with the intrt wine complexion Tram nhort.nightol, and fell
it,,eliong over Wes, down the step'. into the ntrect.
The asubitious boy was not offered employment at that
warehouse.
lie was store all over after this, and beginning to despond.
Ile found the some scarcity of empty bottles and horse-shoes
in Camon-street that he had ohnerred In the Waterloo road.
Several retain of hells struck out ; but none of them seetned to
say, "Turn again Satz/wins, Lord-Lieutenant of Middlesex,"
or anything of that sort.
What could he do? Ile thought of what the heroes in his
hook had done under similar circumstance*, and acted accord-
ingly.
Ily this time all the offices were shut, but there were Sill
many people passing along the pavement.
Odes waited till he ow • benevolunt-lotking man, with •
online:lsla eye, go by. Then be boldly wont up and addressed
bun.
" Sir," he rail, " I hth a boy who in determined to rise.
have run away from home', I have three halfpence in my
trousers pocket; and snout to be Lord Mayor of Loudon before
I me."
The strasiger looked down with a wistful glance upon young
"Are you mire you hate the three halfpence r he
ankol.
" Ilene It is," returned Scroggins, Vs.sliming it proudly, and
putting It in the benevolent stranger 3 mien hand.
"So Ill.," mid he. rultuctively so it is. Just a toll-pint
of six ale !" and then he turned suddenly up Abehurchtlane,
and (files saw him no more.
Thus his last hope was gone, fcr the red bundle and the stick
were usetiess without the talismanic three halfpence.
So Ito laid Mimed down In the nearcit doonray, and cried
himoill to sleep.

• • •
• • •
TIM 1a.4 Woe that Clio* Scroggina the 3 °ranger was heard of
wa. at ihie,itract, last liumoday weak; and, on his being
.entenc...l to six mouths' Imprisonment fur punioatailing, it
avostionvi that he had pr.:shindy been six times convicted,
asset was an incorrigible youth. A 100.; also said that, when
lint apprehended lor petty larceny, he had SOVerld Chltapieff of
a Mon who have Ithaca,' or some stalls,t titla,
about his 'anon. The magistrate winked solemnly, and
...livened that Mr. Seroggins presented an unhappy Instance of
the principle of " Scif.llrip" carried out In a wrong direction:

filla------ 7 Llia-tahiricrijAgr.-Errcli
rttrt. 0000A-011ATEPOL AND COM.
; Entice f well-selo dcal corn., Mr. Epps has provided
The Grain trade roles' quiet at the opening of the If
nutrition,r"riu-I,:dil governl
7lst bjl
careful°uegP eh
applicationr tiknowledgenl
of the i thegea
t fii:if I Fuaprr a lod-
week-values then sit,w4 1 ',one little reduction al ru•
garde wheat and flour. but • he' ter tone i." since hem: 3 our breskfast table s with a delicately flavoured hover-
exhiniteri, and on Frolay nnees, both of •hisat and 1 Aire which nay ta
Sour wen dearer--st Liverpool and Wakelleldom well "ea .141 Scrrics, 41°2 .Itt.
CO us many heavy.. doctors' bile"-
an In Mark-Lanc. ntgao sIuiPPY aith boiling water or milk. Bash
P. "et is IstselP 4-J AN Ds EPPI and Cu., Hornseopatbio
CL illt6tss Llt.. lon. Also waken of Epps's Catarina a
verb ' thin one uing beverage.
Esi vial in 'daportance with quantify is the good ggaiiir
of the Tee we drink, es the early spring gathering only
-Is four ito sie'd the strong, rich, ant-full flavour so
highly siz-d. Fr upw.rds nf A) years, licnistman's ,
l'una %I. la has it en well known to pe-scs. these
qualltfes, bolus always 'swell din lesion direct from
the imp,. lets. Prie.s from 24. 41. to 3e. Si. per
Pound,
Hypooarr, 'ila.-A new work by Mr. Harry LAO,
Mit.c.g„E. t M., Surgeon Elootrican, Author of "Cora.
tivo Ei+otr,ty. ' Peat Free 20. 6.1. Contents -Wesks
.a,. Sdileal Debility and Irritstieu. Loss
of Tone,- ripen,. twenties, Nervous Exhaustion, sko.
To bo obsdow • at 31, Backville Street. Piawlailr
London, W.
New hignag, 3 %WHIT VISTA. BOX WITH PANNNT
SinPlielveeilr7a,--1, ,ryant and May have recently in•
traduced a cony ~,,,, 'lll little Pocket Vesta Box with A
acoihusdetm;:regt.tonnoirilichwus
Chandler,
it; liTui.le selp:p gp
,co,
ity.or ; it is., a novelty
way, and will soon come into very general
use-being of meta Ii tatted of curd, and retailed filled
with siestas at one pe, my. AnT Tobacconist, Grocer,
ow
ST.4.:TimA:iroi
tA,tohDl:gai used.a,
IL .i,rruethwr In:
f,riiirl o lanin
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tuu:imatulbyu.,
bkinti
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trahi 142
taertur,l,itrieis:
they
directions
will
risuatoyd o
package, and if this is don. likenevethrye
tt.hAavtiliou, cNeot.it:,zas.
li:rut:le:law .nds are often substituted
for the sake of extra profits.
Mations) trenner's new work ,
Round shoulders and stooping ', Iteltietl:ycatudarein,
t\V.r.;
7 blAn: aCtGall;tl6dWhAngriou;ilfe:::::
um of schools forwarded on , be ret iptor his ill.
Ooveruceies thoroughly luitieted in the eat of teaching
in three lessons.
"C:oircoal Powder has been for a long period a
fivourable remedy in America, the Indies, and many
parts of Europe, for dysentry, an iit is extenairely
used with the greatest snorer on t 4 is Continent, an a
remedy for nervous dyspepsia and Aber painful dis-
orders of the stomach and bow el& I t promotes diges-
tion, and prey. nts flatus from one stending the
stomach ; thus affording a weak stem toll every chance
of reoovelsog a healthy osooo mad aathail ."
VAL° AMA DINCOVIRT roa THI H. UR il-A very
nicely perfumed hair dressing stalled • . The Mexican
Heir Id-newer," now being sold by most Chemist* and
Perfumers at 3s. 64, per bottle, W feat su penciling all
" Hair Restorers"-for it will positively re store in °sag
o.a. On yor Weil° hair to its original eel iur, by a few
&Winton., without dyeing It, or leaving the disegree-
able smell of moat " Restorers." It mal rei the hair
charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the growth
on bald spots, where the hair glands are 0 st decayed.
Certificate from Or. Verausann on every I vottle, with
fall particular+. As for the" Mexican Hair Renewers"
prepared by 11. O. Gallup, 493, Oxford-street, London.
HOLLOWAT'St PILLB.-10 the complaints' t. ocular to
female these Pills are unrivalled. Their us s . by the
fair sex has Woomera:. amens," for the remora lof their
&Relents that few toilets are without them. Amongst
all classes, from the domestic servant to the Peeress,
distinguished favour is accorded to these re norstioll
Pills ; their invigorating and purifying propertit • ramis•
them safe and invaluable in all cases; they nisy , re taken
by females of all ages for any disorganisation or inept.
larity of the system, speedily removing the can se, and
restoring the sufferer to robust health. As a family
medicine they are invaluable for subduing the m nierhen
of young and old.
FRAGISMIT FLOHILIPZ I-For the TIFITH and Bs ZATH.
A few drops of this liquid ona wet tooth brush pro dam"
a delightful foam which cleanses the Teeth froi a all
Impurities. strengthens and hardens the gums, pre matm
tartar, end arrests the progress of decay. It give Rto
the Teett a peculiar and beautiful whiteness, and Ins.
parts a doligtdful fragrance to the breath. It rem "OS
all unplerseat odour arising from decayed teeth . •
disordered st. 'mach, or tobacco smoke. The Freer tot
Fiorillo° is p urely vegetable, end equally adaptea •to
old and young. Die toe greatest toilet discovery of
the age. Be Id in large bottles and elegant oases at
2s. GI. b:f all Chemists and Perfumers. H. C. GALLI Tr,
Proprietor, 493, Oxford-street, London.
Biker sr's BRONCHIAL TROCHIS, for the cure of Could WI
Colds, I (coarseness, Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, or as ,T
irritatio nor soreness of the throat, are now importe a
and sold in CAW country at Is. led, per box, put up i u
the fortis of a " lozenge." It is the most convenient ,
pleasant, sato and sure remedy for clearing an i
simneh oninit the voice known in the world. Tin ,
Rev. Ht nry Wail Beecher says: "I have often room-
mended them to friends who were public slimmers, and
in mito3 • cases they have proved extremely serviceable."
The ge main° hove the words "Brown's Bronchial
Trochee "on -the Govertiment Stamp around each box.
Sold by all medicine, veudors.-London Depot, 493,
Oxford- . street .
BIM. WINIMOW'S SOOTHING STROP FOR CHILDREN I
Should always ho used when children are cattiest
teeth ; it relive' the little sufferers at once, it pro-
duoes n ottani quint sleep by relieving the obild from
pain, as id the little cherub awakes "as bright as •
button ." It is perfectly harmless, and very pleasant to
trate. It so >thee the child, it &opens
htalise:dg,tupi:m:mysoo, allays
all all pair I, relit nes wind, reguls"aos the bowels, and is the
best kn own r milady for dyser,tery and diarrhoea, whether
arising Ire' teething or other causes. Mrs. Winslow's
Soothe ig Sy reels aold;ny thousands of Mednine dealers
in all I arts of the world at le led, per bottle, sad
Minim s of Mothers can testify to its virtue- --Ilimiu'
(oaten -, 493, Oxford -street, London. ,
SCIR NCH .SISH A IT.--A striking instance of the
immense value a • mall pieces of steel may acquire by
the gre at power o. , skilled mechanical labour is the
"leo* -'spring of a watch. From its extreme fineness
and de limey 4,0(( I weigh not more then one ounce, and
exceed in value F 1,000. A omit interesting little work,
&lord ing the r 1 an and progress of watchmaking' has
11.'01 P .Coltstied' oy J. W. Benson, 25, Old Bond Street,
sod lb 3 City e team Factory, 68 and 60, Ludgate Bill.
The ' JO. A, whi eh is piefasely illustrated, gives a fed
des
with II a sir prio ss. Mr. Booboo who holds the appoint.
went t o the I 'noes of Wales) has also published a
lino ion of the various kinds ast watches and clocks,
tPaEuhemirimili. lwitei4t,onLogbei.A rnkttiseiLtdic
sOliocesix.l,d
frAndsew.oefllsuesrirtablylosielileusitotrar
Btedwroordiwiiir,tgh.
birth& y, and other
or
sent
bepot: so,:i4,freevesolfc :rio.t.wai
abroad. who are thus enabled to veleta any article they
may r -Noire. I ad have it forwarded with Perfect
safety. esiipt:::;:idePst:thtts:o.
watempeanhplieinttsciint
gals:.
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