The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-04-01 00:00:00

SWAN 4GX
"Putts anb Ilicktra."

Local. BOARD BLRCIIOR. POO/ Dasdidatee are 'del&
By our readers' per Weston welpropoes to trot themout and
judge their points We have oil.. laughed at the rapers-
brume* of the rate at which ems of the candidates for tle
Guardians bolkd from the course. wham we brought our
teke.ps to beer ups his during lest year's tioadoet If
you will canter out for public hupiestios, geutkumm. the
games ntert be allowed their my. In the peureat lastaacat
the two retiring members, Kern H. gpsuser and .I.
Oilllngharu, NOR and are opposed by ML
T. Harker and C Ituoundo. In • plain Naomi) we rate-
payen an politoly Invited to "jump from the &plug-pea
Into the Ilis?

K.. CII./11.0 EDMONDS posmonn" faale7 Wood qualities.
which wait but the notice ot Earl besoolnifield e 0 gob lot
our Immune.° Luting renown. It. i.by DO moans shy.
though this is his " maiden " attempt to coyly attract
legislative honours. Wet were Iliad to In reminded that
Kr. Vs nun, figured gloriously In tho Leto Clover cam,
thouelt our redoubtatale friend was compelled to Join the
"noble army of martyn"--his aide Met the cam. Those
whose appetites quicken at the thoueht of Beninese tnigy.
God no btabs recomeneadat.on for the disposal of their
yore In the fact that Me C I to the wolLknown keeper
of the" Anchor"—thet nau(ghlticisi symbol go familiar to
readere of the Telegrams. In hls candltiatuye t.Oor
Trivia" woo a noel 0000rtunity of geeing (0f.,.., of
their efediessee friend.. Marrs. and Robinson Rally
ye "lifarbioni" and carry it. Baahlul Landlord at the top
of gke poll— or pa'., for hie return should mean tb.eig
remoyal—in honour of their inviolable magas chests I To
aid in his return will be. glom++, remembrance to band
40+n to our children's children. "Th. Lnebor lee ever r
"Bilious shall he s-eeleves r

Mr. Tuna. Hot Lon Issç.uilsan tog alio yrs a
nto,tata tha Mahout man, though (st may be our curs
fault) wo fall to an A nodes of a union for baboon&
that ha lOU add any 11114fili•tiVil ability to the L. B. Is than
a ghost of a natio, for him!

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11/11151.1. Honor Snow= Mat J. B. CitLIMIONAII
Ant estly prefer to •ithor of the above. They are our old
and treed morphs's. We have reason to know that they
h•ve contributed not a little to the decrease In the local
ri• bt. and in every war hai• done ju.tice to their fellow-
rsMoaterr. They redly represent t•to Inhabitant'. being
hid to the spron•itringe of neither clique nor family. Mr.
Spence, is one of the few old inhabitants who trays made
their way in business. and ha may very fairly be termed
the tradesmen'. mender ; whilst Mr. J. B Gillingham
priereeste 'to ot.conmary thee and exatence forth. often
thank'..thank' yet valuable work of the d. We have often
he. sir criticised the action, of oar local rokre end there-
fore •eel the more strongly hound to admit that we know
but Vet y few Swarm. gentknon. so capol.l4 of &ening ol
fairly awl heart.ly as thee, ; Indeed of all the present
membees there are nose go desseving .1 re-amides, sad
therefore we shall
Vol.' Fee SFIVICieI LCD GILLI
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Taw 8w FA•OIIIiTS vessel, the "11.1.- lias bad
111..1111, IriAL At I. of writing &be ndos like
dock againot (.Bog n•wthreatar N•oir Is Use tine*
for al -hots ohs! ch. chin attraction a our anossery.
An hour on thick thrre would otarely &alight theta. and
we might calculate on thrir cawing again to tta-11 they
survived.

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Tun CoxOIIPUTIONAL Cnuacn have ousairsioosliemiti-
vitevi the Ray. F A Warminaton, of Bontlogford,
to the 'semi putorsts. The rev. gentleman COMMOSOICI
hni ministry is the year 1P69, aod is much redirected la the
dvuorniostioval circles. We bops he may see his way to
accept this "call'
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A Ceuricne TO Inuusu OATNOLII:2 it may do some
gomi to read the account given to us by a Roman Catholic
lady of visit to an Zoellsh Confeesionat. She said to
on "I hope you do not confess.* We assured her that
beyoni that., said to our thly-love we were guiltless of
tb• wft impeachment. "Ah I I tun 'Lad you do not ape
on. Lint week my daughter awl I went into the cele-
brat. church. Tbe seven coloured lamps
were burning before what I considered the ' Rewrvation
of the Blessed Sacrament. I wag disgusted sometime
afterersres tiled hit there 'FAB no ' reeervation' ; but
that all this was • sham peepshow. I knelt before the
alter, but my daughter wbo thcompanied on. eves rsther
In • Imitable' than woralalpfal mood. Rowing loud
sobbing I roes from cry he... and looked round. A
p wool% robed like • priest. was eliting austerely on •
chair. 13 fore him knelt a lady. AN her solve and sighs
minsied with h., broken utterasom, he bent down and
op.ke softly. At every word of his she cried more
bitterly. Then be etholved her and she rose. A splendid
creature, • young lad) who might have Pessud as the
daughter of a peer. Still hysterically con•uleed the
pressed her handkerchief to her eyes and pared out—the
motet tree-let form my eye bast seen for mans • year. I
eat on • chair. An elderly lady came in, carrying • small
black beg. She kneeled before the alter and crossed
herself In the Catholic manner. Then sitting beside me
the pulisd rely her gloves, opened her beg, pushing her
glorce In and pulling a manuscript out. Reaching toward
me she sa,tl In a loud whisper (eats the mark Have
be.a r--. lb I I bee pardon r—. Sams you been r—
.No.'—' Oh r —Th. old lady opened her ilosauscript, hold-
ing it very near her nme, being near.sighted, and went on
her anklessies se fast ea she could gabble.
itavel ieg ata:po'y ref... Med her memory by this outdo.,
et (wince to Ivy diary, she opened the beg win, poked in
the 11.13., and fell at the knees of the confessor. flow
thankful I felt that ars bare • 'box' where we may hide
and sot parade our pour selves,'
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HON I And thin in a SC;itTe-Churcit. Huw.rweletsw-
-a church thbi which aunt wow be iwWw-01-stere.
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