The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22 00:00:00

YZOVIL.

Hrs. Giles Hutchings and her three children have been
turned outof their cottage at Hardington through a pro-
cess from the fistrates of the Yeovil petty sessional
division. She had received notice to omit owing to the
rent being in arrear, and on her refusing to leave a
summons was issued asfainst her. She was allowed three
weeks in which to get a cottage, but she either neglected
or WU unable to do no, and she was forcibly ejected by
the police in the onlinary way. She and her children have
sitore lon bivouacking by the Kid,, of the road. An order
for her admission to the Yeovil Union was offered her, but
she declined it with thanks. The authorities are much
. . . .

W;—erc-1;07.ii; tOlWsii: t4;7l;;ith the tawily.
BAIDPORT.
LECTUIti —On Tuesday evening a public lecture was
debvered in the Allington ?Callum' &hoot-room, by Mr.
William Cresson. of Blackburn, on the subject—" Ladder,
to climb and bow to climb them." The attendance wag
good. Mr. Gregson, who is a warm advocate of Church
Temperance Societies, handled hi, subject well, and to
judge from the marked attention of the audience warn well
appreciated.
Muxicirod. —The memliers of the Town Council who
retire on November next are as follows :—North Ward :
Mr. John Dunham. Mr. D. E Biddlecninbe, and Mr.
W. T. Whetham. South Ward: Mr. H. Howell (May ,r),
Mr. Charles Edmunds, and Mr. Richard Tucker. Mr.
John Marsh, of the King of Pruiwia Hotel, has addrewied
the electors of the South Ward. In all probability there
will be a context is each Ward. _ _ _

Cotifly iii.u—cs.--latiai—liefore Mr. J. P. Gundry.
Joan Hallet& an old WAD, was charged with being
drunk on the 12th inst. at Symoedsliury.—P.C. House
proved tee case.—Prisoner pleaded guilty, sayin4 he had
lately been an inmate of the Bridport Workhouse, and on
Saturday last he was allowed out for a few bourn, being
fair day, he had taken some drink, an& although a smal
qu %Mite, it hat "overrome" bim. The maaurdrate in.
formai hint b oas subject t • humor itoprisynment, and
if brought up again he would not be no leniently dealt
with. An order was wadi for h. return to the Union.
BoaotTog Pouct,Saturday.—Beion the Mayor(Hr. H.
E. Houbsell).
Williams Pulley, residing at Nethieburv, late an iron-
moose of Bridport, was charged with loins drunk and
riotous on the prevtoos night. Prboner pleaded guilty to
the charge of being drunk, hut did no think he was
rodous..—P.C. Adam. swore lust he ban too prisoner near
Cl. Greyhound Hotel, bet ween 11 and 12, intixicated. He
was making a great not., and attracted crowds of pen2le.
Ile entreated him to keep quiet and go home, and offend
to go part of the way with him, he would not, and con-
tinued creating • disturbance. Soma of the people in the
crowd called out " If it were us you would have loriged on
up before this." He eventually took him to the stataoa.
Prisoner then said he had taken too much drie.i, and oft
1111,h occasion. he became very excitable, he rie.ted theßench would deal leniently with him as he •was about to
take • situation, end it might affect his ch erecter, The
magistrates rairrataad Li see a man who had held a respect-
able position In the town brought lief ore them, and
trusted this would he a warning to him for the future.—
Fined 51. and Ts. meta, or 14 days.—A.Jowed a week to
Pirdostouot Poucs, Friday.—Before 11. Sowell and.
S. Whetharn.

Rhoda Crane, a young woman, was charged with sleep-
ing in an unoccupied building, on tk e 10th inst. —Prisoner
pleaded guilty, adding that as she could procure no other
shelter she bad gone in a chieet to sleep. Her father am',
mother were dead, and she had Hien living with her grand-
father at Netberbury, ho had lately changed houses, •ad
there ssarsww no room for her. She intended to go to the
workhouse on the fsllowing mwmag.--Sergeant Gale said
that the primmer bore • bad character, and for that reason
her grandfather would have nothing to do with bar: he
had also repeatedly made complaints about her. —The
maalstrates considered the union the beet place for har,
mid made an order accordingly.

Tag Medical Profession are now ordering Cadbury's
cocoa Essence in thousands of cases, because it con-
more nutritious and fleah-forming elements than
my other beverage,and is preferable to the thick
starchy Cocoa ordinarily sold. When you ask for
Cadbury's Cocoa Essence be sure that you get it, as
shopkeeper' often push imitations for the sake of
extra profit. Makers to the Queen. Paris Depot:
90, Faubourg St. Honors.
CONSUMPTION in all its stages instantly relieved by Dn.
Locont's PunatoNte Wsrsita, which taste pleasantly, and
give immediate relief and a rapid cure ti Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Consumption, Colds, Whooping Cough,
Phlegm, and all Disorders of the Breath. Throat, awl
Lungs. In Hysterical
... Nervous, and Heart Complaumts
they are unfailing. In Rheumatism, and Nervous Pains
they act like • e " Prins Is. IN., 2s. 94.,4,. id.,
and Ils per box, of all Druggists.
TAPIIWOILII &ND STONACHWOLL —Watson's celebrated
"Specific" has elected hundreds of permanent cures cd"
these distressing maladies, where every other rsm.dp awl failed. It does not require continuing, a single botU•
being sufficient to ctue. Its action is mild bat Um:cough,
and the most delicate used not fear taicinti it. Priam
Dd., or safe by post, 36 stamps Watson. "Specific
Powders" for Threadworm are an effectual remedy for the
tormentors. No. l(adults) No. 2 (children a), price ls
or by port IS stamps. Address :J. H. Watson, Chemist,
Shipley, Yorks, or any chemist will get them for you Oirculars post free. London Agenta, Barclay and Sons.
Racturr's Palma Btu x.--The marked superiority of
this Laundry Blue over all others, and the quick ap-
preciation of its merits by the public, has bees
attended by the usual results—cu,, • flood of Imita-
tion,: the merit of the latter mainly consists in the
ingenuity exerted, not simply in imitating the square
shape, but making the general appearance of the
wrappers resemble that of the genuine article. The
Manufacturers Leg therefore to caution all buyers to
gee" Reckitt's Paris Blue" on each packet.
THROAT APTICTIONS AND HOLlStralt66.—All suffering
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be agree
ably surpnaed at the almost immediate relief afforded by
the use of "Brown's Bronchial Troches." The,. tamale
" lonlinzes" are now sold by most respectable cherubts la
this country at Is, lid per box. People troubled with a
" hacking cough,' • " slight cold," or bronchial affections,
cannot try them soon, as ',Millar trouble,, if allowed
to progress, result in seria‘s Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affections. See that the words "Brown'. Bronchia
Troches" are on the Government Stamp around each box.
—Manufactured by JOHN I. Biotite and Soma, Boston,
United States Depot, 493, Oxford-street, London.
VALILUILI Discovrer roa Ilia Hant.—lf your hair is
turning grey or white, or talking od, use "The Mexicaa
Hair Renewer," for it will poiritiway restore is carry.,,,
Greg or White hair to its original colour, without laaviur
the disagreeable smell of most "Restorers," It =Wes
the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the.
rrowth of the hair on hald spots where the glands ate not
decayed. Ask your Chemist for "Tux Maxicse HUB,
RMuIiMEII." prepared by HVIIIT C. GALLCP, 493 Oxford'
street, London, and sold by Chentist,and Perfumeas everts
where at as its., Der bottle.
SPEAKING OF CHAPMAN'S ENTIRE WHEAT
FLOUR., A writer in the Christian We,:d says:—" Manv
of the first physician, of the day are preecrlbing no other
medicine for their little patients, and it is astonishing sometimes how children who have pined on • die" of fine
white baker's bread, will thrive when fed on weL embed
orrldite made of this 'Entire Wheat Flour.'" 804 Sif emists In dd. and Is, packets, and Ps. tins.
A Seam won't' Einem° no ograorn wrra
CAIII.I, AID 8111Lir DULI/Ali.—lnfinitesimally small
would be the Lass of young Cattle sad Sheep by
Disease at the laying Season of Cold, Sleet, and
it they were put under shelter and "bay Son,
anitaftnii imitt's" " Red Drench" and "Osseous Finki,"
adatinistend, as the kind of ailment may real". Thu
serious kir to the Farmer, during bad
be prevented by dodos with the " Red Drench.
"m 3 hirWy fed Ewes one week before they lamb. And is
case of DebWty, Diardicead o Exhaustion In young stock, Sheep, Lambe, andalys., a does or two of the
"Gaseous Maki" is of all remedies, the most sate and
the meat effectire.-22, Dersenetreet. nakes-ateest.
London, W.
Cmorr Oorruurre —Thatuanda die annually %brood'
serlectine • simple cough or cold. HILL'S MEDICATED
BALSAM gives immediate relief and completely enroll
coughs, colds, influenza, asthma, substance,, is agreeable to taate, and can he taken by the most delicate dolts and children. Testimmials have been received from all
parts of the world Sold in bottles la lid., isPd, 4s, 6L.
and 11. by the maker, Eiward Hill, Weuists, Somer-
set London opiate: Barclay and Sons, Isnlngdos"
meet, and T. Sanger and Sous. MO Oxfordetreek and
most other chemists t the Cardoso. Try It
and recommend it te year Local sisals DOA
sad Oa. Bodpael A. J. /WM Dilmbmilm MIS