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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12

SULPHOLINE

LOTION

TEI CURE FOR SEEN DISEASES I
IN A FEW DAYS
TREY ENTIRELY FADE AWAYI

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN USE
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MARVELLOUS APPLICATION.

BEAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY HAULM
CURES OLD-STANDING SKIN DISEASE&
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12

la arkets.

LONDON CORN (OPENING).

MOMDAT.
Wheat dull, at late priora Fur weak; all ethic.
articles quiet. Arravale wh...at, 2,972 we.;
B.ur, 17.052 eacks. forsigu whom, 26453; tey,
3749; 111/114 11,058 j beano, 1.505; pew, 3,090 ; main,
4185; 83ur, 13 uarrele sod 13,879 *auks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12

POZTL.AXD.

WILICRAOL—A plant ty of wreckage has been
washed up at the sod is mom:Need t.I be porti,os
of the wreck ot the Sapphire or Christiana which went
aah..ra 116:t autocue. _

—Toe •Niti---don-Cfcr ESTABLISHMENT AT DO•ZIL
The contract which has been recently accepted for
the erection of a prison at Dover, in o'lineation with
the construction of a breakwater by convict labour,
specifics that the building shall be of P.Ttland stone.
Pllllllll/ MB'moms? BAE•Am The annual
bssaar in aid of the reduatio, of the chapel debt. which
stood at 2325. was held on Wednesday and Thursday
bod, the wools terminating with asocial Is. on Friday,
February 14. The Ilse. W. L. Taylor (reoident
minister) gave • statemeot of accounts at the close of
the has uir, which mast be regarded as, in every mule,
encossisful :—Entranc. fees. £4 11.. 51. ; chair stall
(No. 1) useful and fancy articles. £l3 Or. 8i I. ; choir
.1.11 (Ni. 2), c.nfectiooery. LI 91. 31. ; Ladle's
Committee, 181. Bid.; Mrs. Peters. £3 10 Pd.;
Misses Hansford, Way, and Harwood, £8 8,.; Mrs.
Gibbs, Di 11s. lid.; Miss G.nobeo, £5 Cw. 41.;
refreshment 4411, Mrs. Hatton, £49.. id.; children's
collecting cards, LI 10.. 101. ; other collectors,
£2 13.. 10e.i. ; donations. Ho.. W. 11. B. P,rtman,
M.P., £5; Lord Alington, 21; • friend, El ,• Mr. R.
Vincent. 10..; J. C. Buck, E.q .10.. ; smaller gifts,
£1 10.. Bd., making a total of 264 10A. 31. Thanks
were acc.irded by acclamation to all kind friends who
have helped, and the 1) ixology sung to acknowledge
the Divine goodness in vouchsafing such • successful
leaser.

DurragoLV OsertaoA—A. most extraordinary and
mysterious affair has Jost occurred in Portland, On
Monday night between nine and ten, the inhabitants
of Maidenwell were startled by a terrific explosion.
An investigation resulted in the discovery that it
proceeded from an uninhabited house, the property
of Mr. (3. Atom'. On entering the house it was
found that the aspirate was not the result of
accident, but a diabolical attempt to blow the place
up. In the room where the explosion took place
the or waa blown up and the ceiling had *rase
down, in face the interior was completely wrecked, and
fregmeete of tin being found it is surmised that the
explosive enberanoe had been enclosed therein. It
way further discovered that trains of inflammable oil
bed been laid from room to room. The police were
quickly on the spot, and have the affair, but up to the
present time no one has been arrested in connection
with the cedne. Mr. Attwo ha. offend • reward
of SIO for the apprehension f the perpetrators of the
outrage. The affair haa caused considerable excite-
meat on the island.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12

A VERY REMARKABLE WOMAN.

We have before tia a WWI' (4 Which Vie I lilowieg is
eon) seceie•d by a noodle el gentleness of it eetbourse
from • women residing in that town, who is totally
armless, she having been, at the time el her Meth,
through a freak of satin, minim those useful appendages.
Being without arms shots of mum without hands, yet,
marvellous to relate, she manage. to write with bee feet,
sad, as • epic:Linen of—ere were going to say hand-writing,
but suppose we most term it calgraPhi or pecosanship,
the one before us la remarkably clear, readable, and
good, perticalsrly for • person In her humble positios
in life, and no one would ever imagine but thst it toed
beim written by hewed. Stronger, and mom carieus still,
I. the fact that she la married. has a fatally, performs her
domestic duties herself, sums her babies, threats h.r
needle, sews, nooks, make, pod Hags and p miry, out all
with tile ad of her feet alone, and the house is kept Is
croll table °rim. and would stun, annoy • h meow I, who
is blear 1 with all her hishs, bit is wi,k,ot ttto a t .ir
air* for tidiness ant hones c mod iota Sect es ex "note
strangely Modest's what w nide:tut lnjsetiiy can he
draws I, Us from tits homes mind and Moly when dint.
c Aim which seem issurtnotpd 11,1,•ra ilt grAy, ail
we a e wit to t pool ' y ; ii,, Iy
send a little medicine for mr b•bl h. ss a :uos,
leg cough had it soirly ever et oce ha his been bore eeeme
to set wort. Tory boar,. deal of Flans B iwil. cc,, cow
fortibleget• so rut were sick mood Say. he &mins to too in
pile In his 11116,616 at tint,' list 6o midis old I have pit
Use's I o witless .n. Your H101)14 3orresit. NH.. I. P."
—lfriotiol Payer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12

wticsoaxi.

AN American paper gays there is no truth in the
report that Lord Alington has bought Kr. Barnum'.
" Old Tongue " 1.. add to the attractioaa of " the
White Farm." Our c intecep 'vary sarcastically adds—
"lnasmuch as by the nil of a powerful magnifying
glue several black opote have been disoovered upon
the sacred elephant."
Purr Straiorre. Fri lay—Before %fr. 0. T. Puke,
Rev. Carr-Glyn, and hiskir-General Powlett-Lans,
Sarah Ware, of Bar Owe., was fined 61. for allowing
her donkey to stray.--She was • widow.—For being
drunk and incapable on the highway, Cr. offence which
was proved *mania him by Sergeant Centel!, •
labourer Dame! iwiartl Stickler. of Ourf • Mullen,
was fined 51. and amts.—Charles Albion, a brick.
maker, of Virallis Down, In eplte of his plea that be
hal lived in the neighbourhood for the last 18 years,
and Wei never hod • complaint preferred against itiox
before, wee fined 135., to include casts, for leaving hie
wagg in on the highway at Kineon.—A labourer
named Henry 'Owen, of Farnham, was charged with
troops...lag on lands in the occupation of Charles Bail,
at Ling Crinkle!, on the s:h of January, in pursuit of
game.—A keeper named Gulliver proved finding six
saute set In a hedte at Hicikthora on the previous
evening, and no the morning in guidon the defendant
came and took Lerma rabbits o it of them.—lis pleaded
guilty.—The Beach reminded him he had been
previously convicted at Blan Hord ; but this he
strenuously denied, asserting it was hie brether.—The
Ingrid-etas, however, declined to believe him and
fined him 40e. and outs.--One of the gri:atest
nuisances in Wimborne Is the crugrogating of young
fellows on the pavements on Sunday nights. Their
cmoversation is simpiy disgrsoeful, and charoh-goers
are greatly annoys! by it.—gdwud Rolland,
labourer, was chaTed with thus Infringing the law.
Zr. addition, P.C. Brooks saw him attempt to put his
arm round • girl's waist and to ttke her handkerchief
from her, the result being that he himself waa taken
by the oonstable.—ldr. Supt. Betty complained that
it was • growing nuisance, an I the Chairman, in
sentencing him to pay • 6as oils, and mite, wished It
to be known that in any case in the tutors the
highest paean, the law allowed would be iidlioted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12

PUBLICANS' iIIASUBSS.

Mr. B. Kerr dge. of Hope Brewery. appeared at the
Polimmaust, iin Tomday, and said Is wished to direct
•ttention to a matter which was a gems hardship to La.
p rhsts concerned. It tad been his custom for many
roars for hwy.-milers to um earthenware ineasuree, and
several of Mr. Oscura, tenants came to t.. Alas that
morning and asked for • twice on the cation of Kr. Bull,
who hal gone ro I t town csl,chiuc up all the earthen-
Ware measures he could, and threat...wilt to MOIMIOJ all
the puhlicans for using them. Ile (Mr. IC...ridge) told
them to go to Mr. Bull and aak tuns to stamp them, said
on their doing so he said ho bad no satashine to ramp
earthen...ire measures, only pewter ones, Under those
circumstances he esti deputed to ask the Bench, on their
behalf, what they were to do.
R Mr. ilonteon said they could not express an opinion ;
they were there to adnitaister the laws, not to mate

ii
Kerridge Mid it appeared ti him. as the me* for
whom he spike were being interfered with by the law,
they were only doing right in coming to the authorities
of the law for advice. They knew that come of their
f01i0...4.'1,wpm hid beim summoned In regard to their
measures, and they were now affaid they would be min-
monel in their bin, nod they asked toe Bench &deka
them what to du.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12

lIAZISSUAf.

OS BUDA; at the meeting ot the Salisbury Town
Council, it was decoded by ao overwhelming majority
to proceed with the drainage work/ cm the tisk
system adopted at Taitaton, sad at an impsna not
sloeeding £lO,OOO. rat question haw DOW bean in
abayeaos man seven or years, ma Ludy tbe
Local Gravamina's Board liam pressed the Oatmeal
oa the matter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12

112Zert—ao;;-iold Vast Ch. maciatrutos could sot advice
them. _

-itT. Sadden said they frequently saw in tbs papers
that parsons went Woes tee Lind= magialastes foe
advice, and at was given them.
M'. Hitt said Wit Ur 84,1 bed born for summonses
that day. Thtre were over NU drinking cups in kis
posesesion, which had been seised as unatampied, and the
owner, would bit summoned.
Karridge still ociatinuad to ask far advise, but ths
Hooch refused, and the matter time dropped.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12


WILTS AND mem BANKING COMPANY
(mminw).

At the annual general madam A this lastitathin. held
to Um Bank House, Salisbury. on Weditosiar. tate 6611
inst. the "sport a/ the areetors was tinamantoody
Wonted. The she:Amide's were congratulated oa the
steady sad progressive increase d the Wainer el the
Bank lifitoll 11. fonadatloa in BM. and the mseang ter-
minated with vote* A thanks to the Dlrectors as 4 other
°Coda
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12

THE RECHABITES.

The Weymouth Tant of the It cliahites has just lamed
It, balsam, throat, end from the fo low,ne rr port It will be
*wen that the order in Weymouth is In • 6 oughing state
Officals end !lamb re,—ln. p • inn he ore you the tenth
annual balance she. t an I ',Tort f r tie ye. ending
&camber 31., 11113, I have to report • no h larger
Increase of monikers than at any previous year athos our
formation, hut regret to report Lite funds of the Tent have
wit increared n pr•opirti,ro in the tier... of members,
the sicklierna for the yest having loin heavier then sent.
The lot of January we b-.an with a membership of 86
financial menohers go donr the hooks; during the tool,.
moirh. 27 new member. have bean admitted. making •
tot il of £l5. out of which lour member. have left through
nonmayment. and one tbrdu,h egpulsi 0, thus showing
• net earn of El; the number of member, good on the
books Docrinolmr 31e1 twine 110 member. n I one member's
wife; also three himoiarr, Onlichhrra. Th• sick cosatribn-
tions received during the taralye menthe nave bees
£lO9 111., out of which 26 normahara have received
4:66 4.. 71, for • prriod of 566 days" sick... The sverege
rate of sickness for the year has been live days throe hours
• manther, aurnereate on the p-arioits fir of one day
three to oars per member. Darin t the twelve months we
ca. ried to our rower, Sick 7.1m1 the .um of .631 16, 6/1.
The balance now stealth' In the Sick Fund is
=1 if. 1111,, or an aver •go woith per member of
ZS 111. 41 A. you will probrh,y r mitre • copy of the
Juvenile Tent daimon shoot, I should like to urge that,
claims o 9 in your atlontbo. The Jo•ealle Tent being •
recruiting station to the Molt Tout, I wou d earneetil
ask you to n commend thio dry atmont of the ord., to the
out .14s world, pi I behove te Juvenile Tent will be a
great boon to the Adult Tent.—Trosting that you will
still perirroere, and that our motto for 1994 oil he " On-
ward and Upwards," I r imaln, yooro in the bends of the
order, temperance, ft,rritude, and justice, J. If. A.9302V,
Secretary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.

There is scarcely any eruption but will yisld to
" Sulpholine " in a few days, and commence to fads
away, CTCII if seemingly past core. Ordinary pimples,
redness, blotches, scurf, roughness, vanish as if by
mac ; whilst old, enduring skin die:edam essatus,
sum., psoriasis, roses, prurigo, toter, pityriasis, howevor
deeply rooted, " Sulpholine " successfully attacks. It
destroys the animalcule which mostly canes these
unsightly, irntabls, painful affections, and produees *
clear, smooth, supple, healthy skin. " flulpholline"
Lotion is sold by Chemists everywhere.
Bottles, 2s. 94.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12

"OLD POLlCS"—(oont:46l?tt.)

The followlog are names of some more "old folk."
divisor in Dorchester 11th. following dates :-
11519—John Pilther and John Collins.
MO —Marian Porsenet, An Edward., Widdow
Sheppard, Widdow HMI4O. A %en 8011, Charles
Galtoo, Wlddow Horton, Wkldow Hopkins, Wf.l low
Watts, Widdow Squib., Widdow Hayyard, Widdow
Widdow Strong, Job* B uttlet, Robert
H.lard, Ms. Mayor Mrs, G nld., Mr. Pitt, John
Charily. and Salop Klett
1654—Ly won Maher (Mayor of Dorchester, 100,
Richard Smiarl, and Prom t Cole, two of the Inhabitants.
inn Winn= Dimwit, an old man John
Bartlett, an old blind man Widdow Christ/to°,
Widdow (loggard, Widdow Gottni. an old woman;
John Obeingtoo, a "good lame man Wlrldow Ham.,
poor. woman • John Oldie. Honer &tiffs°, Bar.
Moss, Nish°. Slade, Jos. Seward, R bert Lock, John
Loden, Thomas Seward, Robert Scutt, Web. Brookes,
John Alkot, "Robert Scent ard Robert Look were
einnelwardeee tor All Sainte' thi icor 11697.")
Tbe largo WI In Arl Saints' spire was oast daring
IMe year. Tim chstraltorsrdeas' names are °outfitted
I. the kworitaion round It, which is as follows :—"
Scutt, 80. Locke, C. W.. Anon 1697, T.P."
NT.P," wears torn. to be the leithoe of the mrker or
founder's name.—S. E. DODDLIUDOL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12

'MOM & PODOPHILLS.

The eymptoms off liver derangement. headache, torpidity,
oestivenesa flatidenee, heartburn. mass of overistioa„
shoulder gains, repnirnanoe to food. general discomfort
depression. are quickly dispelled. It is meowed solely by J.
Parr mt. London. Insist on baring it, enemy Claernists will try
to sell their own. Bottles, I. lid. and 4. 61. Sok! by Chentlete
everywhere. Sent by Parcel.. Pod on map. al Stumps Or
P. 0.0 to Bedford Laboratory.

PEPPER'S TANNIN
THROAT GARGLE

I. ereopm.l of the Manic eatreeted from Gall Nets sad Oak
bark. combined with Glycerine. lt ha.. most heath:dal action
on tb oFt delicate membranes which line the throat organs elf
articulation.

rnnoGorgfr should be within the reach of all in the lead
degree subiect to throat affectionii, whether inflanunatory,
relaxed. ulcerated. hoseseness, nrollen tonsils, enlarged evai*.
weakened voice. et. now requiring to constantly nick., the
voice In .peaking, dining. or reeihng. have, by using the
Gargle. the weeny of preventing the huskiness, dunes*. .ed
irritation so frequently attendant on overexertion. also al
producing normally sustained powers wlthont injui7 to the
surfaces of the threat

'Tannin is • great purifier, and so useful as a mouth wash la
cases of disegreeable breella arising from decayed teeth, dls-
ordered stomach, mouth ulteralloas, or other muses, espectsUg
when attendant upon a cold.
a core for ordinary PM thrOgg..ith It. nnt•l Pninhil and
sometimes dsnsenms sympenuni, the Titania Gargle is for
bet ter tbno thing of tile kin&.
In bottles, la 61. each. told by Chemiata or Parcels PoM
from Bedford Laboratory.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12

CONCERT AT THE ROYAL.

W•yrsoutb people are ever ready t 3 sum) nt a good
cause, aO4 the W.VON ith Amateur Rowlog Club may
it, Justly entitled to such, providing as it dose healthy
recreatton for the young men of the teen. As regards
eoespsting with oiler clubs. the Weymouth Rowing Club
has for some years past been leboeriag under s dis-
advantage, io consequence of their racing [eller being some
ft over regulation lengt`i, and thus precluding their
est oing in many recall is on Lb* South asset la thews
regattas. when the host was allowed, we have had ample
proof that t'sermag men of Wymouth can corn, to the
fon. oat, the Keeserßeaaaa lac eee.on. It has now been
thought advisable to pureb• e a new ring
0 wiper of Pula,' being ..atrust.,l •it I ths order. To
in it the eX.OIIIIO .^V.11.1 ladie st. 0.01•
iorear.l and Afore,' their services In arr•snrio4 a concert
in aid of tbe funda lbs t plc. on Wedeveday even-
ing at Vie Royal ljol,l Aeiembly R 10•10 before a large
and appreciative audience.
The Itll programme was as folio :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12

PEPPER'S
TARAXACUM
AND PODOPHYWN.

A FLUID EXTRACT 01

DANDELION AND I,IIIDRINE ROOTS.

Good for Liver Disorder.
The beet Antibillous Remedy.
Without a particle of Mercury.
Safest and surest Stomach and Live: Medicine.
Clears the Head.
Regulates the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12

PEPPER'S

QUININE & IRON
HEALTH.
STRENGTH. Topa
C.
ENERGY.

&NEAT BODILY STRENGTH. PIIVPILIPS
QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—By lagging
new life, enriching the blood, and strengthenin the
moseoler system, the manifold symptoms of
disappear, appetite returns, fatigue ceases, recruited
health, a general accession of strength and vigour over
the whole system abundantly proves the benefit derived.
ifIREAT NERVE STRENOTH. PEPPER'S
EN QUININE AND IRON TONIC—It bracts
up the weakened nervous system, and increases the
strenzth of the pulse, rapidly dispelling the depressed
irritable condition resulting from prostrated =vas.
Each Bottle contains 32 doses.

e.REAT MENTAL STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
QUININE AND IRON TONIC, bylls
supporting influence on the body and nerves, repair,
the ravages caused by overtaxing the brain power
and so gives really great mental strength. It sleet;
about led. each dose. Refuse imitations.
lIREAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
11 QUININE AND IRON TONIC strengthens
the stomach, stopping sinking sensations, remove.
indigestion, heartburn, palpitation, inc. Moot valsabl•
medicine for delicate females. By the cordial bitter
flavour Pepper'. Tonic alwaye increases the appetite,
and, by its use, all necessity for beer, wine, or spirit is
avoided. Insist on having only Pepper's Tome, and
not • mixt. e of the chemist's own cow '
Bottles, 4s. Id. each, sent carriage free by Parcels P
on sending thi. -.mount in stamps or P. Order to John
Pepper I Co., Bedford Laboratory, London. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12

BILIDPORT.

A Loom, Soooges.—We ars pleased to not. that
Mr. Frederica G. Remained, moon I son of Mr. J.
Hamforit of Badmatreet, ha. received his certificate
of competency as Bret- mate in the merchant service
at the early age of 21.
Beoaog POLICII, Fr iay. B dore Mr. A.
Reyn li. (ex-Mayor), (lithe! t Hunt, ah,ut 23. a half-
witted labourer. of N,tharbury, re, oh arge I with
begging. —P.C. Freak said he sew prisorer in South.
street, where he dropped penal.% who gave him coppers.
He did • similar thing in West Allington and West-
street—The mother of prisoner plea I. on behalf of
her son that he was afflicted, and had often caused her
trouble; he was not reepomible.— The appearances of
prisoner corrob 'mating thia taistimuny, Mr. Reynolds
ordered his divharge, reminding the mother that she
should exercise all possible control over her inn.
Bannon Demi) Taxentagog Oottscit —The
Wersieyan 'temperance Soho, arranged, in connection
with the above, the holding of • public meeting in the
Templar Hall on Tueeday evening, when the attend-
ance was very large. The chair was taken by Mr,
FI Howell. 5.1'. and on the platform were the
Rev. R. FranciS, Mr. White, &a The Rev. S.
Nash, of Taunton, who suppirted the chairman, gave
an eirquent address on " A giant evil and its remedy."
After 'mayor, and singing by the temperance choir,
several temperance addressee were given. The Rev,
S. Habib, of Taunton, dealt with the universal evil of
the drink traffic, and gave unmerous instance' of
wretchs Ines. and social depravity consequent on the
immoderate use of alcoholic beverage,.
" EV1[1,41509 WITH HILISL4PIAIUL"—B,idirwt ha. so
rarely the opportunity of vi .wing and listming to the
Immortal productions .4 the "Bard of the Avon" that it
was unly rowan...We to expect the large and f mhionable
audience. crowding t hear the" Nterchant of Venice,"
"Romeo mid Joliet," and '' Hamlet," produce I this
week at the Drill Hall by Mr. Lawrence Symthe's
talented company. The dressed were MI rich as they
were appropriate, and the respective ram were main-
tained with that grace and ability characterising the
true actor. The favourites were evidently lime
Bellard, Messrs. Walter Gay. L. Smythe, and B.
Darbey. Like all true artists of the stage, who Desk
to identify thranselvet with their part, Mr. R.
Darbey must have felt soros of the sonsations he
depicted in " Hamlet "—hie vocal tone, expremiou,
mad attitude were strikingly realistic. He not only
serrated" Hanalei." he acted it as well. As Leone'
Mr. W. Gay was clever, but his Romeo on Friday
evening was a masterpiece. It would be lavidioss
here to praise Wes Boddie I—her sullen*, does that.
She Is one of the few *Memo, who adorn the drama,
and add lower to tragedy. We trust Mr. Symthe's
repertoire will long continue to merit public patronage.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12

BURPLUS FUND.

E s.d.
To Amount carried to Profit sad Lou
Amount 1,064 6 6
To Bekaa of Undivided Profit or
Buzploa y 4 100,000 0 0
£401,014 6 6
BY &Imes of Undivided Profit last _

Ip
nma on New Nharet ... 100,000 0 0
£401,064 il
JOHN waTERS
R. P. BQUARET Dlrectere of the Company.
THOS. THUM°
W. & YU BELL, General Manager.
AUDITORS' g BPORT.
...0 beg to report that we have examined the above
...mace sheet, sad that In oar °pintos It Is MI sad
I* Balance Sheet, properly drawn np so solo exhibit
a.. sad correct vMw of the state of the Compeers
"'bows by the Books of the Company.
WK. TUILQUAND I Of the Fine of Tullissaid,
JOMN YOUNG I Yawn, sad Oa.
Asgiteee.
Jegmeg ggikigga.