The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-27 00:00:00

CLARE'S

WORLD-FAYED

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
QANDELL'S HAIR RESTORER
AJ is now acknowledged to be the only
reliable preparation for RESTORING
GREY or FADED HAIR to its
Original Colour. It is a Certain Cure
for Baldness and a sure eradicator of
Dandriff. For Streng.thening and
keeping the Hair from falling if, it is
unequalled. These inestimable qualities render it an
essential tiolet requisite for all who prize that choicest
gift of nature—a good Head of Hair.
Sold by most Chemists, in Bottles, ss. and 31. tid.
Don't be persuaded to have any other kind.
Agent for Wareham and Blandford, Mr. GEoltoz.

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TESTED 1W THE PUBLIC ANALYTICAL
CHEMIST.

JOHNSON,
JOHNSON AND 00'S
PURE TEA,
SECITR.ED IN TIN FOIL PACKETS.
Free from all mineral colour, or other adulteration
--
Wholesome and Invigorating —cd great strength and
delicious flavour--nod Cheaper and Better than any
other Tea.
QUALITIES FROM 2s. TO 4e. PER POUND
Sold by upwards of Three Thomism' authorized
Agents throughout the Kingdom.
LOCAL AGENTS :
Dorchester, Drapes, Chemist Easton Lsnu,Passcs and Co.
Askerssell, Nous, Post Office Malden Newton, Mum, Grocer
Beamlnstar, EjwAADs, Conks, NetherbUry, 911701.11 T, Grocer
Boner. Poole, BIUSTOIrI, ISO, High-St.
Bridpart, Coon}, Confectioner Portland, JOGLITYII, Bookseller
o Bran, Bookseller Pldilletrenthlde, GIOVall,
Harbour, Jon:4 Gran Grocer
Baran Bradatock, Scepuen,. Btoborouirh, Moo, Baker
Grocer. Crony, BOWDITCII, Baker
Came Abbas, Hoots Book- Weymouth, PI,OIIIIAR, Baker
seller „ WILLIAMS, (*hernia
Code ornsfe fimicinta, Bolter Wool, LANOVOILD, Grocer
JOHNSON, JOHNSON, AND CO.,
TBA MERCHANTS,
SOVIIEIWARK. LONDON, S. E.

BLOOD MIXTURE,
(Trade Mask —" Blood Mixture.")
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND EZSTOREE.
UOR cleansing and clearing the blood from all
.I.: impurities cannot be too highly recommended.
For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Diseases, and Sores of
all kinds it is a never-failing and Permanent cure. It
Cures Obl Sores.
Cures Ulcerated Sores on Neck.
Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs.
Cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the face.
Cures Scurvy Sores.
(*ores Cancerous Ulcers.
Cures Blood and Skin Dis.eases,
Cures Glandular Swellings
Clears the Blood from all impu rematter
Prom whatever cause arising.
As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the most
delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor
solicits sufferers to give it a trial to teat its value.
Th. um tads of Tationonials from all part,.
Sold in Bottles 2s. each, and in Cases, o,,staining
six timen the quantity, lls. each—sufficient to effect a
permanent cure in the great majority of long-standing
cases BY ALL CHEMISTS AND PATENT
AEDICINE VENDORS throughout the United
Kingdom and the world, or sent to any address on
receipt of 30 or 132 stamps.
J. CLARA'S, Martial, Riak4arcd, Lincoln.
Wholesale, patent medicine houses.
Dorrhakr—Sold by A. J. Evans, How, and
Duelen. BEWARE ON WORTHLOIS IMITATIONS,

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS,
In use amnngnt all claws ni 'society
BEVENTY-BIX YEARS
May be had throughout the Muted Kingdom.
In hone tIaIW,i9I ,44 31, and Its.
18, NEW ORMOND-STREET, LONDON.

COCKLE'S ANTIBILI()US PILLS,
Pill. om4nt of a careful and peculiar
admixture of the best and mildest vegetable aperients. with
the pure extract of the flowers of the camomile. They w ;II be
found a neat efficacious remedy Cr derangen-eni
the dhtestiee organs, and for torpid action of the liver
and bowel., which pnaluce Indigeet mid the severs/
varietica of bilious and liver complaints The, speedily
remove the irritation and leveriab dale of the stornace. char
'imams. correct the morbid condition of thel jeer and orgium
subservient to digestion,miertc &due and healthy secretion of
bile, and relieve the oonstitutem a all gouty matter and , bp,
impurities, which, by circulating in the blood, niiist inlverusly
affect the action of the kidneys: thus, by removing II e causes
productive of in much discomfort. they restore the energies
both of hody and mind. To those who indulge ii. the luturies
of the talile, thaw intl. will prove hizhly useful, ocimtioning
no pain in their salmi unless they meet with ao untmlA
qi,tit f acrid bile and acid matter in the 'domed, and
mcis. T.. Europeam on Circle niTiVal 1111 Indi• or China they
arc recommendod ccc proservative nano% the taw dieordere
peculiar to tropical annilell. Their ma:claimed use, if combined
with the Widest attention to diet, will be frequently found to
remove at once, by their influence over the seeretionii, that
congestive and unhealthy condition of the liver which is so
often the earlivit antecaxlent of severe febrile and constitutional
disturbance. . .

It must be miderstood that thew: MIL; aro not reasouniended
as containing any new or dangerouely active qqrcediee, .
the contrary, they are characterised by a remarkable simpit.eity
of combination, ant whatever merit they to ty be found to
possess depends as much upon the selection of pure drugs, and
he unusual labour and attention bestowed upon their subse-
quent preparation, as upon the acknowledged peculiarity et
their composition. . . _

They are not recommended an a portents, nor are they adapted
to all complaints ; but as a mild and efficacious aperient and
tonic in the carious forms of indigestion It will not, perhaps, he
an exaggeration to state that they hare been resorted to under
all systems of diet, changes of climate, or atmospheric alterna-
tions, with an extraordinary degree of success for upwards or
76 years. This celebrated family aperient may be had through-
out the United Kingdom in bon. at Is lid, ts 9d, 4s ed, sad
iii, as well ea in India, China, New Zealand, end the Atrahan
Colonies.

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLfi.
In use the lut 76 years for
INDIGSTION.
hi Boxes at le 2s 9d, 4s f.. 1, and Its.

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS,
In use the last 76 years for
BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.
In noses at to tid, 22 9.1. 4.6.1. and 115

BILLHEADS, ruled or plain, in every
variety, Printed at moderate prices, and with
the nianeet promptness, at the office of this paper. '
ii, High West-street. Dorchester In use the last 76 years for
.
LIVER 00111PLAINTIL
NERVOUS DEBILITY.— Gratis, II In Moms at wad, Ss ea. Wikl, owl lle.
they may be Cured without the aid of quacks. Free k.)
11 MEDICAL WORK,
rue WIRT
on receipt of postage stam —Addreel, SMORETART FAMILY APCIIIIIMT.
Institut* of Anatomy, B' In Boxes at ts lid. b W,le Id, awl 13.
showing Suffer' how CIOCIEL-11'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS,

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'District News.
DIVOTT-L11102131•11111. - Her Matenty has bsen
araciouely
spissedH tenry o spprove the [Wowing appoint-
insnte—ri, Mr. Farr Yeoman, Mr. Pendell
Baal, ILP., and M. John Montagu Potwar,
Montagu, to be Deputy-Lientenanta for the county of
Dorset.
Tins TIMAIWZY ENQUIRY. —The court of enquiry,
respestbig the DOW fair field, the trees on
Knap, kc., will be held on Tuesday at 10 alegWe
will be public, and
iaallcioonil who desire
rteenZedthga y present themselves for em
On Iruesday lest Mr. Eneor, of Dorchester, brought
to the hammer the Dorset horn flock of Mr. T. Cox,
at Hyle Farm, Frampton. The attendance was
numerous, and the competition good. Prices were
high. Six tooth ewes realised from MI. to 63.. per
bead ; four-tooth ditto, 61s. to 635. ; two-tooth ditto,
Ns. to 71s. ; chilver hogs, 535. to Ma ; clulver lambs,
465. to Ms. (the best) and 36a, to 4&; fat lambs, Ms.
to ; stook wether lambs, 275. 6d.; rams, £33.. to
£lO 10s. ; ram lambs, I:4 411. to £8 8.. The sale was
one upon which this well known auctioneer may be
congratulated. Prior to it the company sat down to
• catal lambed= a presided over blriirFeee. velf. the

DORSET VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION.
The 16th of the annual Rifle Competitions of the
County came off en Tuesday and Wednesday last at
the ranges at Maiden Castle, when the following very
handsome prizes were offered for competition: --
Battalion challengi,cup, of the value of C6O; purse
of £lO, presented the high sheriff of the county,
Mr. J. C. Memel- leydell ; silver goblet, preeenjed
by Lieut.-Colonel Steward; purse of £lO, presented
by Colonel, the Earl of Eldon; purse of £.5, presented
by Major Matthews; puree of £5, presented by Major
Walwasser ; purse of £5. presented by Mr. B. P.
Gundry ; cap, presented by Mrs. Mount Batten; the
bronze medal of the National Rifle Association; the
silver badge of the Donut Volunteer Association ; the
members' cup, of the value of ES ; and £ll3, given by
the association, in money.
More Propitious weather could scarcely have been
desired ; it was true Wimbledon weather, a brilliant
sunshine, tropical heat, tempered by a breeze that
gave our citizen soldiers something to think about
beyond merely covering the bulls-eye. On Tuesday
It blew in great gusts, and although, perhaps, the
results, in the way of small scores, were not so
Imposing, yet taking this into comideration there was
not much falling off. Yesterday there was a decided
Improvement in the score., the wind had gone down
considerably; but still somewhat erratic. As an
example it veered completely round about midday.
On Wednesday the Yeomanry shot. Their short
carbines in many inatances told effectively. A young
recruit who had made a promiaing score was objected
to on the ground of not baring filled up his quantum
of drills. The objection was fatal. No doubt he will
have his revenge next year. By the way these
unmounted (on this occasion) " angers" should look
op their Wimbledon rules. The cod disregard they
paid to the regulations as to dregs, he., was positively
refreshing in this hot weather.
In the Artillery shooting Swatter,
irtalcasitne to
the fore, and carried off the three first £l4 out
of CM-rather better than a repetition of w they
did in the two former years. Mrs. Dunn, of the
Junction Hotel, catered, and satisfactorily.
Colonel Steward (the new Colonel of the Battalion),
was in charge, and acted as umpire •, but there was
scarcely any call upon his services in that respect.
The new -T. Newman-secretary of
the Association, superintended the whole proceedings
with his accustomed urbanity and thoroughness.
Lance-Corporal R. Btayner had charge of the
ammunition and the pool Comets. The markers were
chosen from the various corps of the county. Among
the °Moen who put in an appearance were ;-Major
Matthews, Captain and Adjutant Mount Batten;
Captain Good and Lieut. Whetham, Bridport ;
Captain Hodges sad Lieut. R. Williams, Dorchester;
Captain Stone, Poole; Captain °mon, Weymouth;
Lieut. Lloyd-Jones, Lieut. Rawlins, and Hon.
Assistant-Surgeon Parkinson, Wimborne ,• Lieut.
Calder, Sherburne •, Captain Joh Blandford ; Lieut.
Bennett, Shaftesbury; Lieut. Maggi and Hon.
Assistant-Surgeon Woods, Gillingham ; and Dr.
McLean, Portland Artillery. But there was hardly
a representative of the outside public.
In competition A there were 102 entries, in B, 114.
For the Earl of Eld,m's puree for the drill instructors,
IL For Mr. Gundry's purse, 34. Twenty members
of the Q.O.D.Y.C. entered, and for the Member's cop
there were 15 competitors.
Mn. Mount Batten's cup will be given for drill at
the next annual encampment of the Dorset Rifle
Battalion to that corps parading not less than I
officers, 1 quartermaster-sergeant, 4 sergeants, I
pioneer, 2 buglers, and 40 rank and file who shall be
the smartest in appearance and shall be adjudged beet
at the following exercises and mamenvres --viz.,
manual exercise, bayonet exercise, left wheel into
line, front and rear forming company, break into
column to the right, extending at the halt, closing,
extending on the march, forming rallying square,
ansembling and changing ranks.
Conrwrrnoit A.-The Silver Goblet presented by
Colonel Steward, Major Mathews. prise a Major
Fawaseer's prise of SA and .1:33 given by the
Son, to be competed for by officers. non-commissioned
officers, and privates only of the lot Administrative
Battalion D.R.V., being efficient, of last year, at 500
and MO yards: seven rounds at each: any position.
The results of the shooting in Competition B modified
the list of prise-takers in class A, and the following is the
Anal award of prises in class A :-
500 yd,. 600 rte. Tot
1. Colonel's cup, Sergi. Harris, 3rd 21 19 - 46
9. £5. Private Summonds, 7th 73 18 - 40
1 .C 4 Private Dibben, 3rd . . 19 30 -39
4. £4, Corporal Hounaell, Ist. . V 16 - 39
5. £3. Corporal Biles, 2nd 15 - 38
6. LS, Sergeant Cram. sth . ... 24 14 - 39
7. ..sa 8.•••••••••• ricoves, .• • IR -
/3, Private Newberry, Let- •• • 81 "
e. A. Private A. Marsh, 3rd. ... 23 14 - 30
so £2, Corporal Stone 4th •• • ... - X
11. CS, Private Light, ... 16 19 - 36
12. .1.1. Private Rideout, Bth------18 l7 - 35
11 Lit, hlvate Budden, Ind 22 13 - 35
14. £2, Lieut. Calder, 7th------24 ll - X
15. Cl, QM-Sergeant Cross, 3rl ... 96 9 - 35
16. £l. Corporal Lush, 6th 15 19 - 34
17. £l. Sergeant Rogers. 3rd ... 13 90 - 33
IS. Cl, Sergeant Mutton, 3rd. ... 17 16 - 33
19. SI, Q.M. -Sergeant Lee. sth 17 16 - 33
21 Cl, Corporal Stubbings, 7th . 17 16 - 30
COMPETMON IL -The High Sheriff's prise of £lO, and
the N.R.A. Medal and £l3 given by the AMICICiatiOM.
to be competed for by the Artillery and the Bilks
Volunteers, and members of the Q.0.Y.C., being
ancients of last year, at 900, 300, and MO yards: seven
rounds at each; any position.
290 590 600 Tot.
I. .910 and NIL A. Medal, Pri. yda yda. yds.
W. Green, Ilth__ . 2.1 2517 - 73
1 £6, Sergeant Elliott, 6th . 31 21 90 -72
1 £5, Corporal Russell, sth . 98 Id 24 - 66
4. Cl, Lieut. Rawlins, nth ... 25 21 90 - d 6
& £3, Sergeant Norman, 11.1 th .. 96 22 17 - 65
& £2, corporal Warren, let ... 27 16 21 - 64
7. CI, Private S. Green, 11th...24 15 21 - 00
& £l, Corporal Hacker. 9th .. 25 19 19 - 53
9. RE Private Bridle, 2nd ... 24 91 18 -
06
16. £2, Sergeant Foot, 7th . 25 24 13 - ill
11. £l, Private Tapeoott, 3rd ... 17 96 9 - 62
12. £3, Lieut. Bennett 9th - 90 24 17 - 61
11 St Assist-Sur. Parkinson. 6th 17 U 12 - 61
14. AL Captain Stone, 4th ... 241 21 11 - 61
15 cs, Sergeant Terry, Let 22 IR 213 - 03
16. Cl, Private (by, 3rd . . . 96 90 14 - 60
17. El, Colour-horst Imber,9th 25 25 9 -
18 £l, Corporal Cave, Q.O.Y.C. 90 El 15 - 58
19. £l, Captain Hodges, 3rd . 30 15 13 - 59
Staff-Sergt. Dimond, sth 214 29 10 - 58
Thaboniggr UNALLIMOZ Cu, WU MOM by the W 1.131-
A GOMEGATE PLZEN-The Silver Badge of the Association
and tw, to the it,. volunteers who elts/1 make the
highest aggregate wore in A and B.
The Bads, sad .911, Lieutenant Lloyd-Jones, 6th .. 113
Cl, Private W. Grew Ilth -----------110
LE Cceparal Biles, hid ,
LE.l3ergeant Norman, 10th .. . 102
ge
This concluded the Pint daye's shooting..
WIDNXIDET (Yesterday).
The shooting was resumed this morning at 9.30. The
sunshine was scarcely as brilliant as yesterday, but the
wind was very unreliable. Early in the morning a dense
mist covered the " and it appeared as it Captain
&why's predictions were "boat to be realised, but it soon
cleared away.
It commenced with Corm-Tinos C.
The P 1110.5 and Ile, presented by the Earl at Eldon, to
be competed for by the Sergeant-Instructors. Seven
rounds at 900 and 50D yards.
Ist, £7120.. Sergeant-Major Watts, Ist 19 22 - 51
W, CI 10s. ad., Sergeant Carruniera 9th 36 2.1 - 49
„ Hurst ------25 23 - 46
„ Bryant . . 24 25-40
1a23
Williams 25 90 - 45
• Black ... 111 14 - 40
„ Crawford ... 2019-30
„ Barren . 15 18 - 33
, Fitzpatrick... 15 6-31
COMPETITION D.-135 in money and Xi, presented by Mr.
B. P. ougdri. to be oompeted for by enrolled members
C, Seven rounds at gal and 400 yards.

Fosition—any—.—
lUD 400 Total.
1. a, seer., White. tub V 311 47
$.5, Sergeant Stainer, 6th .• • •• • Fej, —46
3. .13., Cot po•al Hibbs, tith .., •• • LI 45
4. £2. Private John Pearce, 4th •• • 21 21 14
5. £l, Private W. Read 4th .. 15.„ ,L 2 4040
6. LI, Lieut. McLean, ith . . ml
7. AI, Cameral Searle, Ist . I/ 311
R. Cl. Private Parrett, let . 17 .2 38
Joluryrmoc K —Twenty pounds in MOUSY, to be com-
peted for by members of the Queen's Own Don't
Yeomanry Cavalry. Seven rounds at KO Wag sod
seven rounds at 4110 yards. Regimental rifiee. Poet Seer,
any.
L—C7, Sergeant FloAleed, Shaftesbury.
2.—A5, Trooper R. VinsrVh3buodford.
I—a.l—, Trooper A. Vale.
4.—Cl, Bergamot 8011011. landlord.
5.-41., Trooper gareeek Dorchester.
6.—Cl, Trooper Ileyeambe„ Dorchester.
7. —tL Trooper J. Maabors. Dorchester.
Conrerrrion F.—The IneenbeW cup value /psis to
all member" of this Animistic,. who have their
authrobecations for Me current year, 10e., ef w his mid
this Asecciation to the National Rifie Animi-
stic:a. Ranges 100 and NO yards. Seven shots Meath.
Position, any, at both images. Ammunition to be
mooned by the competitors, which must be purchased
00-the ground. Commence at two o'clock. Substitutes
not allowed.
I.—The Cup, Lieutenant Rawlins, Wimborne,
11.—L3, Sergeant Instructor Coawferd. Wareham.
I—ct, Lieutenant Lloyd JOINs, Win
4--Cl. Sergeant Cross, Weymouth.
The followhay will enable the reader to sadly discos
the names of each corps : —lst corps, Brkiport ; 2nd,
warehiem 3rd, packager ; 4th, Pools._ sth, Wey.
geh
math • , Wheboree ; 7th, Sloorborne; eth,
Bk.af,;rd ; tet,h,Shdteebwy ; 10th, Sturminster ; llth,
Gillingham; 12th, Seel