The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-15 00:00:00

ffnural Nee.

Too FANT.—At a christening, while the minister'
wet tusking the eertiecate, he rivet the date, erey
happreed to say, "let me see, this is the thirtieth?"
" The thirtieth r mistimed the indignant mother ;
"indeed. bat it's only the eleventh."
Tits SUPPoNED MUND“ Yoguylex Titan AGO.—
At the Northamptonshire *salsa on Wednesday,
William Ball, the wan charged ebb the murder of a
girl fourteen years ago. was on the list a the reisosen ;
Ina the counsel ler the prosecetion stated that the
thaush grave, was too imperfect to go to trial
upon. liar proposed, therefore, to abandon tl.e case
for the present, sod if further evidence •ppearee—see
some additional evidence had already appeared—the
prisoner could be again apprehended. The counsel for
the prisoner objected to this, but the jades intimated
that it would be best fur the prisoner's own intercede.
In the end the case was formally abandoned, and the
prinoner was removed from the dock. It is understood
' that the additional evidence is the finding of several
other skeletons near the plats where the other was found
showing that the plias is an old buryingtroned.
There is, however. said to be this difference between the
skeleton which Ismail te he that of Lydia Atley and the
others, that she is buried with her face downwards,
while the ahem are buried with their face upwards.
A enevier's "DAT OeT."—The circumstances have
already been stated under which a female inmate of
Wakefield Gaol, who lately was sentenced to six years'
penal setvitude, escaped on Wednesday week from that
establishment. Although she had taken with her is
child two years old. to which she had given birth in •
workhouse which she robbed. she managed until Bes•
day evening to elude all the vigilance which was brought
to bar for the purpose of her recapture. About mid-
night, however. on Monday, two of the Leeds detectives
challenged a woman who waa carousing in gm drain-shop
at the Prince of Wales inn in that town with being the
escaped wriviet, and she at once admitted the berth of
their suspicions, adding, "1 have hal my day out, sod
I don't care." It appears that before she left the pol
she wrote on • slip of paper, lying on the mattmeee
table. "It's my day out to-morrow." When
headed on Monday nielit she had only an 7 inTePricisr.d
clothing on, and neither the silk dress not bountesoyeetj
Om matron, which she took away, has been
After her escape she was first heard of in one of the
suburbs of Iced% where she called at a cottage 4
begged permission to rest awhile, saying she had
• long way. The request was granted, as the woman.
genteel appearance prepceeemed those in her favour to
whom she appealed for riyamalby ; and so tboroughly
was she exhausted that the kindhearted ssslsgsna
suffered her to remain until the fellowing day.
on the pretence of going to buy some Lilco, she left
the house and did not return. Her child also she left
to the care of the benevolent persons who had so
befriended her. On Tuesday she was conveyed hack
to Wakefield gaol, being very voluble in her expressions
of satisfaction at the 'out" which she had enjoyed.
WHAT 15 LONDON —The late Lord Henry Seymour,
who died at Paris some time ago, left the residue of his
(state (shoot £10,000) between the hospitals of London
and Paris. To interpret the word "London," it was
found necessary to resort to the Court of Chow:errs
awl last week the Master of the Roils decifiled that
London was neither the old city, nor the range of the
old bills of mortality, metropolitan boroughs, .4. 60
districts embraced by the Registrar-General's raters ;
but that, as used in ordinary valance, it meant the
cities of London and Westminster. and the homes isad
streets contiguous thereto and continuous therefrom.
Under this definition, the Consumption Hospital at
Brompton would be included. The judge, however,
directed that the case of each hospital .daing should
be settled in chamber..
1110P061D )lAi,C LAW COLONY. —Tim Aliases
Land and Building Company has purchased an meat*
at Oiford for allotment among its shareholders. It ie
intended to found on this estate a Temperature and
Alliance Colony, in which no pablic-boum shall ever be
permitted to be erected, and it appears that the land is
peculiarly adapted for a practical prohibition experi-
ment, inasmuch as it is nearly square, and is bounded
on three sides by college property on which no buildings
are ever likely to be erected. The experiment which le
thus about to be tried by the Alliance Company, will,
no doubt, be an interesting one to manr, as it will show
whether or not landed property is deteriorated or in-
creased in value by its appropriation to the purposes of
the liquor traffic.
A YOUNG GIRL DROWNTD.-111.ArTLESS COSDUci
Or Two Misx.—On Monday an inquest was held at
Leeds, as to the cause of death of Mary Jane Early,
aged eleven years. the daughter of a millwright. The
deceived was employed LI a mill, and, with four of her
, juvenile fellow-workers, was returning home on Satur-
day afternoon along the side of the Leeds and Liverpool
Canal. When they were near Wellingtonhridp, a
railway train was passing towards the station, and the
girls naturally turned round to look at it. The deceased
was "tending nearest to the water, and when ber cons-
Larwere on the point of proceeding homeward.
oired her, and on looking into the canal. ,als she
was struggling in the water. Two men (if such they
May be Gilled) mimed at this time, and though the littki
girl in the anal appealed to them to nave her, and ler
companions joined in the appeal, they took no notice, ex-
apt that of one of them, with the most utter heartless-
ness, uttering an oath. remarked, " Oh, never mind.'
The deceased was only a short distance fine the water's
edge, and might easily have been reamed if that*
heartless fellows had had the humanity to mare the
effort. The assistance of some workmen wee obesisi:di
but half an hour elapsed before the body eras 11101•11114
and life was then extinct. Verdict, " Accidealhally
drowned."

ENRON DINOMOIRD—Titoni PLANTED ON ITS EMIL
—lt is a great exploit to extirpate old errors. It is •
yet nobler task to plant sew truths in their plea&
About twenty-five years ago Holloway, the
medinal reformer, commenced the first of these
of Hercule., and be has long since accomplished the
second. He found the garden of medical science &
narrow labyrinth of error, surrounded by • onerous de
franc of prejudice. He cleared the ground; he planted
a new system ; be devoted his talents, mesas, and if.
Ito its development It is soceredul—sumerful became
free. It orneatcdows the world. Thin system is not
complex. It comprehends but two remedies—a pill sad
an ointment; the one for internal diseases, the other
for the cariom disorders and injuries to which the
outward man is exposed. All civilised nations, sad at
least oat-fourth of the savage population of the
have been afforded an opportunity to participate tit
benefits of the discovery, nod wherever the medicines
have been introduced the results have been all that
could hove been hoped for or desired. For years
, 801 l iwsy's Pill. and Ointment have been working
miracles in the diseases most common in South America.
It needed not the official sanction of the &Sweet
governments, nor the approval of the Sovereign of
Spain to Laurie us of their superiority. We lied •
guarantee of their value in thousands of well-attested
cures long before the Spanish Ministry decreed their
admission into that country, or Queen fasbelle of Spain,
or Donna Maria, lets Queen of Portugal, or Ferdinand
IL, ex-King of the Two Sicilian, and other soversiges.
had honoured their inventor with their patronage and
countenance. It would seem that both preparations
especially flicadous in • clam of diereses very general
In all climetes. Exempt as our population is from
many of the disorders of colder climes, it appears to
have more than its share of all irritating external
maladies. Throughout the continent dry eruptions,
frequently of a leprous type, together with every other
conceivable variety of cutaneous disease, are the past of
the inhabitants. The cooler blood of the natives cof the
temperate zones, renders them less liable to superficial
inflammation than the inhabitants of the tropics. Here
we have it in every disagreeable form—sores, deers,
tumour., exfoliations of the skin, pimples, rashes, and
irritation arising from the bites of venomous Maeda.
To the whole human family, therefore, Holloway's
Ointment is of inestimable importmoe. It ileums
diseases of ball their terrors, for all who have them in
their dwellings, or can obtain them by purchase, know
that a positive cure is within their read. We do not
suppose that any medicine was ever so popular in any
one pert of the world as Holloway's Ointment and
are in every country. In Venesula, New Grande,
Equador, Peru, Chili, Buono. Ayres, and Cruise),
they may be said to be staple articles of °Nemeses.
Nothing has been found no efficacious as the Pills In the
bilious disorders which prevail along the valley et the
Rio de La Plate and on the sea °oast, in the unhealthy
seasons' and we understand that agents in the prine=
cities of these parts have found it naseasary to do
their importations of both medicines within the WS
twelve months—South deseriean.

A shneking railway accident took place on Tuesday alb
the Putney station of the South• Western Railway. A
young man, who had only within the LA few days been
appointed to attend the Years. Smith's book and news-
paper atoll there, ventured to mots the rails while an
express train was coming down. Re suemeded, but on
reaching the other side be was motioned against this
rashness of his attempt The warning was so MI6
hooded that as soon as the train had paned be attempted
to erees again to his book-stall. He did not me that an
engine without • train was at that moment on the up
line of rails; and h• wee immediately knocked down by
It and crushed to dead'.

A HINT TO LAUSDIZOSES.—ID Mak; your par.
chases for the laundry, do not forget the Glen
Patent litarch,if you wish to get up your laces and RIMY
in • superior style. The Glendald Patent &arab is fa-
, losivsly used in the royal Loadry, and Her MajesWe
Windrow pronounces it to be the GINA 'throb the
ever used. It was awarded the prim medal for its
superiority. The manufacturers hare then appointed
starch parveyors to H.ILEI. the Princess of Wales.
When you ask for Glenfleld Patent Starch see that you
get it.

The following is an extract from the Smola Edition
(page 188) of the Translation of the Pharmacopoeia of
the Royal Collage of Physicians, of London, by Dr. G.
F. Collier, published by Longmsn and Co. :—" It is co
aural defect in this oompilation (speaking of the
Tharnisoopoia that we bare no purgative mar but
what contains aloes; got we know that hemorrhoidal
persons cannot bear alosis, meept it he in the form of
COCKLE'S PILLS, which diner conaists of sloes,
ecammony, and aoloeynth, which I think are form
into • sort of conspound eared, the 'oddity of wade
is obviated, I snmed, by an alkaline proems, and by •
fourth Ingredient (stubborn' to me) of an aromatic ben
mature. Ithinksobetterandnowonsofltfof its
being • patent medicine. I look at it as au artiele at
ocannieres and domestic eonvenienee, and do net bad
tate to say it is the beet made pill to thes:S.:
muserdar serge, • mansvezrze, sad • h
purge combined, and their b?
• dirigent and cerement. That rZ7not essomscaly
produee baniorrhoide, like mod aced. pills, I attribute
to its being thoroughly soluble, so that se undismayed
pertioles adhere to the masons membrsee.
kli who dram to obtain pure artistes of diet, will be
interested in knowing that Dr. fossil!, of the Lane
&atm Conimbeioa. when at the Leaden Doeks
spading teas, found bienes. Hareimen k Co.'s
milady pare, their Bieck is not mad.intseesigiS
Um Green has • leotard Ines,—it has Net the
biaish hat ;—this is a great remeasedatioa, for it k
welt known that the mistral mbar WWI se Ms mews
off and is drank when the kat is infused. Oskar is
wed by the Mines. op tj tea goer* said, to hide
the brownness of wintery home and favour Mak ball
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mportatiom of Iss is tie seknei Mete mweres ebeise
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