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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-08

NXTBAORDINARY OCCUARSNOT AT
Daßrmoolc.

An extraordinary story reaches na from Priem.
towu. A few day. ego • party of ab .ut 25 cone cts
marched, as is their custom, out into the bogs, some
dietaucl from the Prison and two miles front the
Peihoetowo. They were in charge of • warder $d
powerful build, who had o:$17 just been added to the
prison staff. Whilvt occupied at their labour. one .$1
the convict. suddenly sto pad aid pi.ked up s sine
largertones, which:he threw at the wordvir ; on, of twine
•truak him behind the .r and f. 11,1 h$ in auser.•inle $ u
the ground. The los $e I $l2 which be c dri.d fell
from his Lando, an I the Culled-IA then made • rush
towards the warder. It would prouably have fare
11l with him but for the f.c . that • work: named
Sterile% who has only recently arrived at Prince•
town, seeing the danger to which the w .rsl r w
cap-reed, outran the other c .nride, and arriviog brat,
stooped and picked up the loa.le I riff*, together with
the pouch of 11/71011Uullitoll cerrie I by the helpless man.
Standing .stride his body, this convict tired at his
advancing comrade., and wouude; five or +ix ssf them by
shooting them in the kg.. His ammunition exhausted,
the convict then mixed the rifle. awl with the butt-
cud knocked over about an erriel number. Sou.
of the wounds inffmted were of ..hockinr chrramer.
Stever. •t and. oversix feet, and is porverful iu propor-
tion. The foe. of his blows was tremendous. By
this time the warders who at • distance surround the
working party of coaviats had closed in, and Steven@
on their arrival threw down his rise and explained
what had $ ccurred. A number of sorts wens obtained
; to oei vr y hs 11411..1CW]. lets t there.. ihfirussr v.
The re nein terse-re hauticuffe I an ewe. Led to the
priom Stevens received the courruvndation if the
aud was 0.'6,1 lir • call in a different
Portion of the eel .blubrught, away from the others.
The latter pa t uf last au k the whole of M. eilleiete
were paraded watt in the idiom' walls, mid St dens wee
Galled up by the lloveruur and informed by him that
In c ,nevqtreses of his coureg-ous a $ll4llOl the Home
Ssarstary had order...ll3in] to bereleavel and rewarded.
Stevens was so overcome that be sobbed like a child,
.n.l goo .4 three Wee lent ',Vete respired to auist bits
hack t . the cell, from eh oh in • few dayo b will fos.
free Wen, rho ,cohl•t •o of to .;iug rep rience.l ly
the f run.!. man .1.1 bs u...leest rod when it Ii me.
tioard that the Aka C.c. he was servihg wLS penal
servitude for life, awl he bad only *served twine
m main
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-08

BRIDPORT.

Taut ellAkGt AIIAINIXT A PIII,LAR.—At the
Berough Pollee to. on (burs ley, b .tore the Mayor
(Mr. J. P. Suttill), and Mr. Chutes E wool., • ped-
lar 4•Me. I Elwier.l Smith wee cti..rged it cu.tody with
being drunk awl ii t.,us ou the pr. vi tit dal, with
wgeulting P.C. Collins, s.d further with refusing to
quit the Ticer inerhou-e when ordered to ti so.—P.C.
Collins dip... 4 to being celled to the pri.ater in
IL:rack-street% where lb r. wasll.tl,t ng ; he subrae
Wlently went to • fell In the it clip dc.r t
Ile wee the worse for drink. 81. g charged wi.h
seseidting Collins in the en .cipion of lAIII duty, be said
he did not isen• mber don coma dile said
psiomer hal be a 6 I.ti lii tietreet, and when he
lujo Inc I, ing tin.. IA I I. Am*, he
lik.ked him 11. verM tim • lath, b •, si.el
cru.glad thet Lute were brought to the ground.
P.C. Cuff wee with witness, and was obliged to hand.
of the prisoner, and both of them curled him to
the station.—For the defence prisoner mid Collins
we in plain clothe. and he id not know him, but
C Mac sali he informed him that he was a constable.
—P.C. Cuff corroboratisd.—Tbe landlord of the Tiger
leovel ordering prisoner to lease hi. Foci:Dimas Cur
cresting • dieturbanee and wiehit g to li4ht, but he
refused to go.—Tha Bench dismissed the latter can..
but fined prisoner 5..64 sod cote in each of the two
first cases ; in default 14 days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-08

orresponbcncr.

INHABITED lOUSE DLITT.
T.,
Si,—Fer he inf nen i tis tf v• ir tterraspondent M
Perstied. 110 t, st tte t tat i ibitelh nue duly la
ch yr. dela dir uji.. h u.e of he 448441 yaws of
LIO Toa Ix ,r 1 whin. Is • ',Jere di a d Inhabited
It tore ti.i•y. Ira incoln I tax. T tarreaii'a up tie
di h )...f W I •• •.• V•i rn, •ernment h•ye
new taken the collection of them t ocei in Portland
int t Podr own ha ,d., an, 44 the 11.1.511440140tAl are
perfectly lend, it is almolively creamery that the
dud's eh iuld oaf I.

(itOR.It Biinwi 4ii veyor of TAZOI.
D cheetvr. Jul.. 3 ith,

PORTLAND LOCAL BOARD.
7,, Vic E.Llor.

81,..—rh, in ea.?, of our Ismail Peril .m at
chro idol in your a t tinw .11 I !IS highly amusing
IN, it ft f; dr •ho .• it •n t • I Thefyle known NA
Pair Pi... It ataf., r.• I, e ineedeff th the
app ant oral of ii ii ..o oin AfirVerer tank fanny
by surptio.. 1. :vastly mole. and
thlot wh ..bd lb it It • • the fop .intment
of .0 to rii If • . • f: t, at f•f. Tn. n
why /II • t ,• • • /1 apdliffsti
to tb, Lin a A ;W..," it .i• I? I venture
1.. think, after wh .t I.i. in this matter,
thst nine-tenths of the ratepayers would up-
hold the appointment tail.. If.. (Vie surveyor) htings
aptitude and other desired' quilt... I. the po.t, an
hi., in fact, alrearly ;trowel hints •Ii worthy, while the
unworthy attempt tn get the Bahr I ahoy, to W.81%41118
eau but en.tender a spirit of strife' and eventually
work illury all round. I wit only ad I, Ite I always
chow., to call a "pile a spa I ',drain Pout %An;
tilt strong Isigua.te nne el to ii 'ohmo the bootho!
pronmsities ll some, atri the alfllre I p
of retire in others.—l retails, sir, yours ob. li-ntlr
FAIR FLAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-08

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOU3 PILLS-

FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.

THEOREtT 111.1x/D PURIFIER AND RIMFORER.
VIM cleansing and clearing thu 1,190 d from
all impuritie cannot le t highly moan-
m..nded.

-....--.
For Satoflyby, Scurvy, Skin Manua% awl Sorsa of
all kinds it I. a nev.rdailing and Permanent ear&
It Corn Old Soren.
It Cures Ulu:ended Sore. onNo,.k,
It Cures Ulceryted Sore 11,.
It Cures t r Pimples on the face.
It eur.. Scurvy Sore..
It 'are. Cancerous Irleers.
It Cures 810 vi anil Skin Duffy....
It Cures Glandular Swotlinff.

It Clears the Mona Imin all impuro matter,
From whatever can. erhing.
.1• (hi, mixture IA pleasat.t to the ta.te, and
warranted free from anything injurion. b. the most
delicate con.titutio.. ..f .1. her ..x. th. Proprietor
solicit. sufferers to rive it a tic! to test it, value.
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS FROM ALL
_

CLARKE'S
WORLD FAMED
BLOOD MIXTURE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-08

czsgaaL PUIPOIMS C3llllllfet.

The General Purposes (J,mmle. reconroen4,4
the purchase of six .ha u ohtirs IMiters. Iltanab.
Cornhill, at 4.. etch, f.r u.e io t e QTo Kx,hao.re.
The C .uunittee c hared the id 6-e bell to
be WISIOCIMAry. —Tie rep .rt Ira. • l.'pt.l.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-09

PEPPER'S

QUININE & IRON
HEALTH
BTRtNUTH TONIC
ENERGY

fillir:AT BODILY STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
%V QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—BY jawing
11,.w bfe, enriching the blood, and strengthening the
• bir tcm, the manifold symptoms of weakness
•• rir. oppetite tutu..., fatter!, ceases, recruited
reio•ral accesaion of strength and vigour over
br o '! nnyclen abtnuisotly proves the benefit derived.
AT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
tr QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—It braces
im Nr :114. :red it mu. py,tem. and increases the
r.tr.•-••il. of the puls,, rapidly dispelling the depressed
condition re,ulting front prostrated nerves.
Es, ii Bottle contains 32 dose&

e_REAT MENTAL. STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
17 QUININE AND IRON TONIC, by ita
lIIMICIICe on the body and nerves, repaira
the ravages eause.l by overtaxing the brain power,
and so gives really great mental rtrength. It eosta
about led. each 401,C. Refuse imitations.

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lIIREAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
ILIF QUININE AND IRON TONIC strengthens
st ttttt melt, .t.mping t.ink int; sensation., removes
lad • heart burn. palpitation, gc. mud valuable
rn.lin, for delicnb• female.. By the cordial bitter
th. our Pepper's Tonic always increases the appetite,
by its use. all neces.ity for beer, wine, or 11111 ii I.
nvoiacti. Ins.st on having only Pepper's Tonic, and
not • mixture of the chemist's own compounding.
Bottle., 4s. lid. each. sent carriage free by Parcels Post,
xi, sending Ow alti.,utit in .tamps or P. Order to Jobs
I. pper * Co., livafurd Laboratory, Loaders. W.O.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-09

THE BOUDAN.

TERRIBLE OONDITiON OF BERBEB.
Sensational mid far fr in leas tot Dews has just
bee° received by the mall o ales here of the couditiun
d Berber. A prisoucr wino unsosig d to make his
...ape from the: plate hes arliVeti et D.,0401e, from
whence too new. comas lie sistes that Bethel Is
tsxujnoil by as many as 2,00i/rebels, who are behaving
with all the cruelty and liceove of barberio conquerors.
They not only soli the population as slaves to the stir-
rouudiug triune, but they commit horrible atrocities upon
tue neualeti of the place. In feet, the condition of things
is ail but uospeakabie. Notwithstanding this, however,
they do nut swim to lose sight of their own personal
sa.ty, for such is their fear not dread of Gordon, and
Me chalice that he may attsok the town, that they aro
busily strengthening the fortifications, and have even
askel tho Idandi to Mal them i reinforoomente and
elltelttaltioll, of which latter they wino to hays but a
email supply. Toe fugitive states that, from what he
me ovi-rheard, the rebels do not intend to attack
D feeding to weaken their position at Berber.
'llts opinion of the authorities here is that now the N Ie
has began steadily tori the re-capturedf Barber would
decidedly cut be • work of much difficulty or danger.
This aceinnt hail excited much sensation both in official
hinges at Cairo sod among the civilian population. UP
td the date of the man's escape the news of the intended
British expedition had evidently ri.it penetrated so far
op the country, tile chief *owe, of anxiety to the rebels
bsidg the ,iossibl. appelttawall of Gordon upon the
smut. —Licerpool Daily Past.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-09

APPLIOATIONR.

Am application was um n by J bu Uartt I.r •
temporary aotitority lu tl.br. Una . esti tbs
C,utpamsa fan, until tha mit traimtsr day.
arant,d.

it °mad Han, of tho C fotk. lioicbcot .f , appio i for
• opotrafy wauatty tl Mai ist etill.l Wit y

1(1111.1110 AN UNLICZYVID D

Walter Guppy, who di i not appear, we 'lmmo led
for keopiog a dog witb•ut • licotom I/await%
mad mad at Puockuowle, .ai I
•• Wa.l• il • WA. U
he saw t,, defesdaut hootout a ti .1 I w,VI • Imo so'
dig. lie aekot him if he had a delve, at he ..id
he had sot, au I that he ha 1 ouly g t it for • dsy
two. Wheu he served him with the • coo,. he said
Um dog did sot belour to him, sod toat it sea+ oils be
hal hood. —Ford El sod c ate.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-09

SULPHOLINE

LOTION

MB CURE FOR SKIN DISEASES I
IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAY!

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN USE
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MARVEU.OUS APPLICATION.

IEAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
CURES OLD-STANDING SKIN DISEASES.
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.
Tl.cre ii scarcely any ruption but will yield to
" to a few days, and commence to fade
away, even if seemingly past cure. Ordinary pimples,
blotches, scurf, roughloss, vanish as if by
rua..,jc whilst old, i minting skin disonb rs, eczema,
us.% panriaris. prnrigo, h tter, pityriasis, hoverer
deeply rooted. Sulpholine" successfully attacks. It
1.. troy,' the animalcule which mostly cause these
imtabk, painful affections, and produces •
char, smooth, sui ;de. healthy skin. " flulpholine"
Lotion is sold by Cloud:4s everywhere.

Bottles, 23. 9d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-09

OUR DAILY BRAAD.
To the Edaor.

Sir,—lt should be published that the hikers of
l'ortland have during the plat wwk I iwerel • h • price
of tread from 61. to 41. tut, qatrtern Imf. Whether
this is the result f ilie hr. awl cry ra'S agslost the
trade and heel riwns to dills., at pot. of the country,
or oh ther It a. k'.. from fats printing of cosiscwace in
the lam of uwair profit I Ito.. no:, but this 14,
th 4 sou cdnig to ttio ruling prices of I air
dorin.j the past six mouths tbn quartern loaf would
ha. yi-11 led bunk dna profits if soill at 51. lodic 1,
in e pltoat it I. now, ant has b-ria for in the,
,elong 4 4 .•.w. I tisk, do not the unjust
profits look like oppresong the Far be It from
Ins t disP•tatn • trial ...at to bOCAUSO he IA PUC:0"11-
fuL Still I think a haltor's ring, any
trade Hug, it a. a the poor Ste
wrong, d, le • cont:omptible eft iir. I er..utt Nutmeat
that in 'tic pleon. of w..r•liin iin the a wai.,{
our minittere should make it a sptci i ii 'int to pray
that the poor way benefit 117 ft
I. els • point worthy of tee cm-
od-ration of to. working man. viz, It. tlos Tars-
tire slat mof :tawny," which to foster-ii by .h.•
qu.sryoweters f Portland, woul Ibe id mutual a Ivan-
Pare, ant frei• fr.an the risk i•rdsnarily stt 'tiding the
Owoperativs moieties. I think the dty is tot fir
diets 4 erh..n oath a 'to,. will be ',colonel, c ;even,.
I would therefore the bakers t c
aid,' the p or sod t • be in co their
tria.ws. Trusting von will insert this in your next
issue, and ours, etc.,
Pottland, September 2nd, 1884.

JuennA.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-09

TOWN COUNCIL MEETING.

A meeting of the Cm:moil was brit oe Toetvisy,
when there Were preeeot : The Mayor (H. Dudes,
E.g.). In lb. chair,. Mr. ALlerutaa Gregory. Mr.
Alderman Euorat, A4erman Doplei. Mr. T.
Betteett, Mr. G. A Gorge, Hr. A. H. Lock, Mr.
W. Tilley, Mr. A. H. Hartable, Mr. T. Co mob; Mr.
R. Hun*, Mr. A. Pope, Mr. H. SykrAels (Assistant-
Tows Clerk), and Mr. W. Tlrmtaa (Borough Sur.
veyor).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-09

PEPPER'S
TARAXACUM
AND PODOPHYLLIN.

A FLUID EXTDACT OF

DANDELICN AND MANDRAKE ROOTS.

Coed for Livcr Disorder.
Tre best At t.:11i110U3 Remedy.
Without a pallid,: of Mercury.
Barest and runs, Stomach and Live: lledkikte.
Clears the Read.
Regulates the Bowel&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-09

DOUBLE SUICIDE.

At Vieuns, on Toesoay to mg. a young artillery
fficer and a la ly tv4ll wh w h • ha I swot the night
At a Ivo a.I h dst of the towu 5..1e oitted sui tde IA a
r • oat lllly twegifl4l Salle rettlitiii,,g Irmo the plsy.
Tony were bound both .d tb in h t the 'ugh the
bre tst with an army revolver. N ,thing is hoc ten
the lui.toVre tont led toetu 1,. this deed of despair,
nor have the bade@ as yet ben i•lentiliesi.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-09

CORRESPONDENCE.

TB'S RE.VOVAL OF THE FURDISUTON

ILW.

To the Edieur.

Sir. —Permit MI to tlVik %tr. K %.iert Mutt 1., hi.
kind iu tainglog t owr.wr I the •...v.• subject at tit,
hot 0 mocil meeting. I it ye. diet the
matt.. %rift 0 4 en.l ow. 17 iu ho %old to :a," Lot
that at.p• will .t once btkn I.r •ortv t CO id
to it, former or SAD, .pot o orci4uo ae 1) it.—
You'. faithltely,
6:h 3,peember, 14.

Tres FoaDisia .s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-14

PEPPER'S

QUININE & IRON
HEALTH.
STRENGTH.
ENERGY. TONIC.

REAT BODILY STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
V QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—By intuiting
new life, enriching the blood, and strengthen's:totals.
muscular system, the manifold symptoms 01w
disappear, appetite returns, fatigue reuse, recruited
health, a general accession of strength and vigour over
the whole system abundantly proves the benefit derivnt
IFIREAT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
IV QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—It breams
up the weakened nervous system, and increases the
sinsalith of the pulse, rapidly dispelling the &pressed
irritable condition resulting front prostrated WTI&
Each Bottle contains 32 doses.

GREAT MENTAL STRENGTH. PRPPER'S
QUININE AND IRON TONIC, by de
supporting influence on the body and nerves, repaint
the ravages caused by overtaxing the brain power,
and so gives really great mental strength. It Cada
about 10. each dose. Refuse imitations.
&NEAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
QUININE AND IRON TONIC erseethene
the stomach, stopping sinking sensations, removes
indige.tion, heartburn, palpitation, ke. Most valuable
medicine for delicate females. By the cordial bitter
flavour Pepper's Tonic always increases the appetite,
and, by its use, an necessity for beer, wine, or spirit ill
avoided Insist on having only Pepper's Tonic, and
not a mixture of the chemist's own compounding.
Bottles, 4s. eld, each, sent carriage free by Parcels Posi,
on sending the amount in stampe or P. Order to foam
Pepper é Co, Bedford Laboratory, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-14

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-14

HOW THE POOR LITE IN DORSET.
To Est Biiier.

fOUI. Wens of Omaha' 10th yore ineerted a
parsgrapb beaded "How the yam hire in Dar istehire," to
which • description as given of one family nudging at
Ca.'" Abb.. If your re idiard abouid ',be that descrip-
tion aa applying to the major ty of th• Dome% cottager'
thy would be eery much mi.t Join. lam a rmol.it in
I) omit ant I mall that the majority of the Dar"-t
cottages I ham sown' are furaiebed, and the in-
mates mall clothed for their station in life. AA to ths
children laming mho al too early, that my be the ca. la
mom liietames, hut oa tbe other ban I too much la
attempted 14 he iambi the children at the present day,
whilst the education of adults le not aufacleatly •Vea led
to. Wad • r tan, called for of lb. number of D •r 0.31
peri•hes prowl 10l wit • io.adlas room and libra.y. 1...
the roturn wouLl show th• (rover number of parishes to
be unprovided with such mem. of riu,atlos
A RICIIIDLAT or DONIS?.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-14

SUPPOSED LOSS
.0, _ A WEEMOUTHIAIN

AT SEA.

Very grave fears at. sotertained as to the fate of
Cadtain Joseph Mnbb. moo ol Captain Mabb, of
Market-street, who. it is apprehends.), has, with his
crew, either been lost at sea or cast ow so uoinhabited
Wood. Captain Matti) vu in charge of the barque
Mari. Aso, and was engaged in the clowning Made in
Australis, and at the time his vowel is eappotmed to
hate been lost vu ecooropanind by him wife, to whom
be had been wanted In August of lest year. The 1.4.
lowing I. an •atra,t from the Dut,w.ito Morning Star
of Aumust 13'.h

Riuff. •oruet 11th. 'NM
Th • Government etearner, litomoor, which re r. el too
day rainsf'ruse r •.Ind the costa. to 410 • p e,t ad
thorna.h ietrch f r IR11.1•140.1 c.etaaay• from th 1.1 wing
bete. Mane A gr, but without the slight.. 'omen S
te
ot, whatever of l's* ml sing •cotel or her crew oust i he
discovered, an I the on'y reasonable or, •clission that cart be
arrtrel all. that th•l luats barque blundered duri .• of
the gales which hive been so prevalent oil Om p trti .0 of the
ena I during 44 month. The ercutnetance. which led t the
deepatch of dm 111,11010. on Una inv.ettgati.n wi ba raid I;
called kr reoriect on The Marie Loge, of VS tote, cal
lade... 1.11 Newcmtle for ro't C ,alasems under the charge
of Captain Mate on the rth ult., suit was spoken on the
following day. Nothing further was heard of hit. out!
the 14 of the present month. when a miner na ved
Walker reported .t Rivington that he had picked up a
medicine Meet on Orepake Noah with the name Marie Aug.
painted on it. min dwoovery e..gweeted the pr •babdity chat.
mishap had tneurresl to the vessel, and the fact tont two thy•
later inteillgence wee to hail that the Mane •nre's lifeboat
had been washed up on Doughty Bay lot hut Intl I doubt on
the subject. Time dutooverim
_prepared the wsy for the
rep irt by Captain I,4er, of the alarm...a, • that be sew a
lards Ore on Reed Heed Chalky inlet no the nlg t tit, grd
in.'. while on Rl° Inmate from sg.te ann.' Oniy 50 or id
eeparake thit poll fr on where th• medicine cheat was
picked tip, sad natural, mitia,ll lit was thou•ht that the
.allors had Managed to gain 'hi shot., sad were endeavour' g
to attract( attentloo. Representations were mole to the
Government form varbtua pale .4 the -I -ay to mod S.f.
The Mimeos had .on. norn for the Lock and me ahern. but
pendia, her teturn Inetract one aunt wired to the 0 'worn-
wientmal anteing schooner (ekeno to mart Poet t. Bluff
awl proceed to the inlet. but else woo, however, prevented by
adverse weather front getting away. Ac.in propmate were
mote to charter a euesial Mona r. but It was onetime'
Inadvisable to tom., sod the return of the Blown. fr on the
north wee lesostSeetly emitted. The HI. on did not reach
Wellington wharf fnon the north until within halfaathour of
midnight on Wetlands', the Ch.-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-14

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Householder.' Fariti,rs I taira men, Market Gar.bbera,
I 'ado and Cart Owners, Lodging-house Keepers, and
tubers. at a fur sad reaaonable interest, without loan
tuba, nsitine. .tll spplicati...ns are strictly private.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-14

THE DRAINAGE SCHEME.
To the Editor.

131r,—1 am glad to observe that the new blood
lately infused into the Council i• beginning to tall, and
already it Is very evident neither Mr. George or
Me. Hu:table will be content t, sit at the 0 iuncil
table year after year without goading and urging the
body on to some practical stew In the matter of the
drainage. No one Cite is d the good 00M0200.81111111 of
Me. George's speech on Tisesday without Indulging is
the hope that now the Council will be induced to do
something beyond reading those interminable com-
munications from the Local Government Bleed. 711 e
people who are occupying the houses on the C irnerall
road, and the owners of tenantless dwellings, have
been greatly Irritated by the apparently Is., and
indifferent action of some memhers ..f the Council,
and they express their heartiest thank, to the new
for their eff •re no their b-h•lf. N one
knows better than M. ii rg, the inc •,oleue, and
the real danger which ii. C oral' goati inhaW-
tante are daily sup to, ....1 I, ther.f re. in company
with my neighbour., sincerely it .ye he will cot relax
any eff ct t obtain for us an allevia.lon of our
miserkw..—Youre faithfully,
Tair•Pot•Psig.

IHE LA TX TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION.

Would you kludly all.. mu to return my Moan
thank, to the Row. H. and Mrs. Kverett, lb. Rl,. T.
W. Knipe, and the Rev. C. F. Powys for the interest
shown by them in the demonetration, tor, and public
meeting; to Mrs. Howe for her kindness in beating
m much water as wee required; to lamer,. Davis and
Son foe the free use and carriage of the t shies and
Mottles; to th. A. A. Lionard and to Mews.
Hannah and Co. for the tree use of their trestles.
to Meows. Bandon and Good', for re-gild-
ing lb* Band of Hops ha ,ner end I wish
to sinwerely thank all the friends who worked
so earnestly on the occwion. I should also
have liked very much to tender my airmen thanks
to the Worshipful the Mayor, Aldermen, and Conn
alloys of the b munch for the free use of the Corn
Exchange fw the occasion. I Rare the tea and room,
and the different oommittees of the Bands of Hope
pay for the hand and printing.
O. Gamma.
Dorchester, October Ttit, 1884.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-14

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IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAY I

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN uss,
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A mArituous APPUOATION.

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CURES OLD-STANDING SKIN DISEASES.
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISIL
There is sanely any eruption but will yield Is
" Salpholine " in a few days, and commence to fade
away, even if seemingly put cure. Ordinary pimpled,
redneu, blotches, scurf, roughness, veal& as if bf ,
magic ; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, •02111011.`
SCMC, psoriasis, roue, prang°, teeter, piUtiasis, herireselle
deeply rooted, " Salpholine " mocudully atteeka. II
destroys the animalcule which mostly saws then
unsightly, irritable, painful affections, and prodnese
slur, smooth, supple, healthy skin. "
Lotion is sold by Chemists everywhere.
Bottles, 2a. 94.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-14

THE PORTLAND LOCAL BoARD.
To au Editor.

Sir, —Apropos of the Local 11-ar4 Besting
chronicled in your last issue, it ir pleasing to .4.
that the board are recognising ita respme orgib4ities,
are in a mewsure acting up to the ii fl leen
in respect to the price paid for lighting our street..
certainly a step in the right direction. our Arl.t.4
are lighted on an average six hien a night f,r us
months of the year, and for which we pay he
lamp L 2 per annum. lam toil that the pnee paid g
Weymouth I. 10. i. but that the lamps were lit all
night, and each night throughout tho year. Further.
I am told that whereas at Weymouth ga.c.4 hy
ship is subject to the payment .4 harbour due., end.
at Portland there is no such charge. 11 the abet. g
correct, I certainly think the ratepayer. of Portland
have good mum. for complaint, an 4 in justice to them
the Beard should make strong representations to th.
Gas Company on the matter. There alsoan 41,
matter which should be more fully aired, lor wh.,
the thanks of the ratepayers are due to the oten-e.,
of "dear" MI. Crocker for publishing Mr.
Marwixer. letter, I would suggest that a pe.j.u,
letter of Mr. Mann...Fs .houbl Ite also pthilmsj
' The ratepayers have a right to know the replies 4
the bondsmen, and indeed to all corresismden,
reference Li the defalcation, of the late collector
Trusting you will insert this in your next tour awl
. oblige, yours, &c.,
A Poun-tx UZI
Portland, Bth October, 1884.

WARIIIIAII.
COrh-fT PITTT SONIC/NM. TTICviAV: 114. r. lir.
W. Montague Calcraft, William .I,ttri,s,
Castle, was fined Is. Od. and 4, at. c. at.. fr•lrear
ing at Cork Cantle on the 3rd imt.—P.o netat
proved the awe.
Rgetsrva lianßnrrEn's Contr.—Mr. Vigor held h,t
onurt here on Monday, when tho r.4n.ervatire. sera
represented by Mr. H. Ifickiiimm, Pednictel M. Mt.
P. K L. 13wIge, and the Liberal. by Mr. I. Smith.
The claims, itc , were admitted by earl, party
WARKIIAN Sews-% Boann. —The v0h.•,1
fire meeting. for the purpolle of appointing a Ina‘t•-r.
on Wennesday elected Mr. FAtrar Smith 1.6.. ha.
ItNni omit of the scholavtic line for .0,, th,
in 44 41 healloka.ter. I iver PIO applicati•m4 n.
received, and an opinion Is entertained
ionced man might have been appelot.d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-14

A lAD 11.1204LN.

In the came of the linaoce boatmen it was stated a
, bill had been received for 1413 for a horse which had
been purchased of Mr. &moor. Some dieonatioa
aimed al to this ex mot, the bores bower at present
sufficing from some disorder, and several meeshera
sugrestel that it should he returned, and that the hire
of lb. animal be pat I.—Mr. Harr remarked whim
they bought it he did not like lb* look of the subset
and be oetwately would not hay* bad it in his Owlll
stables—lt wee, linwe.orr. stated that Mr. Esser bad
said be would cure the bone in • month, sad be had
promise I to take it baok.—Mr. Pore suggested that
they should see Mr. &nem, and casks the beet
terms they oould for taking b ,ck the hone.- —Mr. G.
Dana said Mr. Hoot was on the oommittee when the
bore* war boegbt, and wily did they parches, it after
ids opiniouT—Tbe Maros: He wee only one member
of the crimmittie ; others were of a different opini
- trs• oriel bi ••veral endemic that the h
aimed be return to Mr. Seem and bare an Mier in
return. but the AssiMrszr-Tows Otzaz remarked
there was no eitreemeat as to whtt sort of a horse Mr.
Ensorelsonid let them bare in retain. They might have
anotberof the estate sort.-11r. Genoa: I consider it
• greet mistake for the Council to have hottest
this h 0,.. without a warranty. Toey soul I not have
bought it for their we use.—Mr. Tllolll7olell vies
we. that they should pay Mr. Easel for the born, and
Shea otU upon him to carry out his nodeitakiai,
and get another is ezobsage.—Mr. Porn supported
this viaw.—Mr. 0901103 : Perhape be will get no
aaother like this, and wears thee in the same position.
—Mr. SIMI hoped they would get rid of the thing, sad
bare no more to do with it but on a division it sae
decided to pay for the horse—Mr. Looz suggested
they should have • new oommittee 1w prirobaelag
horses. (Laughter.)
THE DRAINAGE SCHEME.

111711011 no MB 00/NW6LL-1104D /Tan.
The 0 =mitts* reported thet a epticiol monthly had
been held, at which Mr. Limon hid attended sod
presented his scheme. It wee pr posed that the
Caswell should adopt that scheme, which was of land
treatmeet without the me of chemlotla, and iorolved
the purchase of additiosal lied. Os a dsion this
was lost by. smell majority. A reeolation was thee
Peeled. requesting Mr. Lemon to advise the Oos-
die, to um, beet meant of treatiar Ike eaWare b/
preolpitation, or otheewles, without am:pilaw any
addillosai land. That wee carried, aod the Committee
mow reemaineediel its adoption
Mr. A. H. Loos moved the adoption of the report.
The sooner they it oa with the work the better.
Mr. Otelina : We are Dl obliged to give up the
seems socordlog to that resolutioa
W. A. Won replied there were so malty difficulties
in the way.
The ILtrait The adoptioa of hie scheme means
ooselderahlo delay.
Mr. Aiderserta aIaZOIIIT seocaded the to Ilion
believing It to he tie easiest way of foe waedLog the
wish.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-14

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