The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-29 00:00:00

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THE GALE.

LOGS OF LII2.

A gale of unusual severity prevailed on Wednesday.
At the Briach Works, Elton Vale, near Bury, owned
by Mr. Joseph Parker, a chimney, about 35 yards
high, built into one of the gable ends of the works,
f without the slightest warning. The works con-
sisted of two 406114 and the falling masonry crushed
through the upper story, used as a finishing room, in
which about a dozen persons were at work, and carried
the machloery and three women Into the lower story.
The bodies of the d.osased, which were dreadfully
mutilated, were recovered in about an hour. The
names of the killed are Emma Bodin, who was married
only two months since • Altos Dart., 26, married;
and Hannah White. A young man was also Injured,
bat not seriously.
lo answer to *trials of distress in Oardy roadstead
on Wednesday afternoon, the Tenby lifeboat went off,
ant, after three hours exertions against a heavy sea,
rescued and landed at Tenby the mew of the ketch
Jane Sarah, of Poole, numbering three bands, and the
crew of the Ellen, of Slitford, consisting of two men.
The schooner Qnsen of the Isles, with slates, from
Carus:von, was driven ashore in Stokes Bay, Ports-
mouth.

A urge uuttiflugetim attending the openlogof a new
mimic.° hall by Menem ktady and Sankey on
Wednesday afternooa, at Stratford, Lien, had just
dimpereed when the gale brought down the chimney of
the building, which fell through the roof into the body
of the hall._

the *Sussex coast tin storm raged with such
violsnos that ateuntags and other venal' could not
proosed westward round Beach, Head. Bain fell in
torrents, and portions of farm lands is Ran Sussex
were flooded. In the neighbourhood of Sheffield the
heavy rains caused the riven to overflow their banks,
doing oonsiderable damp.
Torreon of rain fell for many bonne on Wednesday
in Yorkshire, and meek lead wee flooded.
Telegrams from Leicester, Pontypridd, South
Shields, Newry, Lurgse. Unarmam* and Maar
other places testify to the almost unprecedented
severity of the gals.
At Belfast, on Wednesday, • foundry chimney was
blown down and fell upon the roof of a mill in which
• number of workpeopls wars engaged. A married
woman, named Eliza Paxton, of 4, Tilfairatrest.
killed on the spot, and several girls were Injured.
The latter wen rernovd to the Royal Hospital. A
fine grenite to moment erected in High-street cemetery
In ment-ry of his father by the late Mr. .T.
A. Hesparsoo, of the Belfast Newsktier, was blown
down and shatterci, lbs dame's dons to
prouerty generally la reported to be immense
Near Athy, county Kildare, telegraph pole. were
blown down and wires were broker.. At Coleraine
at damage was done by the high tides inundating
gnu. houses and flooding the gasworks. Wednesday
the annual winter fa.r at Newtownards, oottoty
1;,,,, ;-.n, but owing to the severity of the gals all out of
door busker had to be suspended.
Th. mail steamer St. Clair, from Lerwick, which
arrived at Kirkwall on Wednesday, brought details of
seeerof
acingship casualties in the Shetland Islands by
wee et,oem &today and Monday. The sloop Prow
of Lee,,lck, which carried the mails front that place
to the island of Ponta, was driven from her anchorage
in Lerwick Bay, and Is believed to have been wreaked
,e of the adjacent Wanda or driven on the southern
on ee
toefaeud of Shetland. The smack Cynthia, which
drove ashore on Brew, bland on Sunday, was Booted
oft the tollo=y, bat was again driven ashore on
Tuseday Two men, named Smith and
irojedia, the former steward of her Majesty's cutter
Beau, seen drowned by the capsizing of • boat
while crossing from Orna Island to the ficalloway
steamer.
The LiZZie Borroughs is sailors in the Orkneys, and
on Wednesday assistance was sent to hiss from Kirk-
wall. A fearful storm raged in Bantry Bay, where
several small crafts were driven ashore. Her Majesty's
ships Imogene, Britomart, and Valiant rods out the
gals with extra cables down, and the Britomart got
steam p. The schooner Twin Sisters, from Belfast
I, Ayr, want labors at the latter place in the evening.
The crew were tam, oft by =WSW of the rocket

"gres'ireamer Slanavon, which recently put into
Stornoway disabled, and while being towed through
Pentland Mrth laat Sunday warn lost by the tug which
had her in tow, and anbesquently abaodoned by her
crew, was on Wedoeato7 towed he two tap Into
Langbope Harbour, ons of the harboun of refuge in
the Booth Ws of Orkne7.

EPre's COCOL—GnsTana. and COMFORTING.— By
thorough knowledge 01 U.S as: u• al laws which govern he
operations o( d.giiloa and uutr.tion, and by • careful
application of Cho (Ina proprette• of a walliailetted cocoa,
Mr. Epps has provid- d our tr,akfmt tables with •
delicately flavoured bey cats which may say, us many
heavy doctor's bills. It is by tae judiciou• use of ouch
articles of diet that a cast cotton may be giadually built
. up until strong •nooga .0 rnist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of mai tla maladies ars floating around us noddy
ti attack wherever tip re la • waek pohat. We may wane
many • fatal shaft by keeping °mailings ash f 0.td.4 with
pure blood and • properly nourished frame.'--Civil 5.,-
visa Gavotte. —Made simply with boiling water or milk.
Sold wily in pack. t., JAnte Errs it Co.
Monateopathic Ctuintiata. Lmdon."—Alao maker of Epps's
hoc, lam Essence. _

PAWNING A PAIR OF TROVUILS FOR MIDICInk —James
Franc.. Thomas fiv.-s is Puntnewynyld, new Pontypoal..
Monmouthshire. He is now Iff pure of age, living with
his mother, • widow. Some 11 years ago, than • mere
boy, he went t work in the coai.pit as a miner, is order
to waist hia mother in re.rizas her family of lime children.
Soon, however, the little fellow broke down Is health; but
inceesatiu of the family seemed to reignite it, and he
continued to toll in the mines, suffering all the time from
the *theta of indigestion. an agonising symptom being
asthma, in such a troublesome (trot that the boy was
nnable to lie in bed. Working through toe d.y, and
resting a. beet he could in an •rwelasir during the night,
naturally undermined his oonatitution. Year by year hi•
health grew worse and woree, until at Jut rheumatiena
came with all drool!' ul agony. Oce joint aft r soother
became peon nand Inflamed, so that he was obliged to
stop work. In this sad plight the now young man was
confined to th• lamas for two long yews, enduing all that
mortal could endue. One physician alt, another -se
lulled up in to vest hi. compl.int, but with no benefit, I. r
the poor fellow continued to grow worse and wars.. Flop.
ins to find eome means of rhi.f, a consultat on of doctor.
was bald, when It was derided tit.t as arsenic disease of
the bent exisaed in a , iocurabis form. an I that medical
aid could sot afford relief. Hs was given up to die. Thou
years of raps nide+ medical treatment had •üba'u.t.l th•
little savings of the another, and they had no inotary to
buy eren Pb. arcersaries of life. But • fond mother never
gives up in deepen.. There wee one spark of hope let a,
Someone had told her of • remedy that bad cured so many
cane—even when as bopekiar as this one seemed to
be—
end the mother's love weot out for hat dear boy. But how
to get the medicine was the question. Their money was
lrentely gone. The boy hal a new pair of trousers that he
had been too ill to weer, and the mother reamoned within
herself, "II the bay is to die he will not need them. so
I may as well pledge them for medicine with an effort to
wave his Ufa" Strum. as it may appear, the bottles of
medicine procured at the chemist's shop In Pantypoul
with the money obtained from toe Pewohrals• re effected
• cure in this bleelese cue, which had been pronounced
as incurable. Bat it le only just to say that if the
obentist had kno•it of the wants of the family the
nudicine awl! h.vis been obtained without a •tot to the
pawnbroker. lii' sew neuly two years since Ws took
plape. and youod James Francis Thomas has been work-
ing in the oul pit lilidelgrOLLOCl •TIPS lilloo earning extra
pay for over-work, which he is able to perform. Of
course he never had origami° disuse of the heart, aa was
supposed. The palpitation, rheumatism, sod satins& were
mare SlZoptapil col the real disuse, which was dyspepsia,
or indlgestion,fOr which the remedy was eve. iallyaupted,
Thom who wish to communicate with this young man can
write to him at the above ad and he will vouch for
the cur dare properties of s,,,ture Syrup, the artiols that
effected this moat miraculous care. The following letter
Ii from a chemist, who thought the facts should be mad.
known:—" James Francis fhomut of Pontaewynydd,
near Pontypool, aged 23, collier, was ill for nine years,
unable to do any work for throe years, never lay down In
bed for nine years, hat to sleep in a stooping posture,
was treated by nearly all the doctors for miles round, who
Milly stated his complaint to be rheumatism and
trilisase of • chrorric nsture, and beyond all power
to care.. When hope hid nearly died out be was
persuaded to try Seegers Syrup ; and, to the delight of his
relatives and a.kinisttnent of his neighbours, alter
taking half a bottle he could lay down In bed. kW
taking one bottle he went to work. He has now taken
two bottle', and on with the third, and am quite well and
swing. His mother is in rapture., and can teak nothing
else but the marvellous cure, and wishes me to maks it
known'
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-170-w—le's Pennyroyal and Steel ills for females, quickly
correct all imagularities, and relieve the distressing symp-
toms se prevelent with the sex. Bogies la lid. end 2. 9.
of all chemists. Seat aay where on receipt of 15 or 43
stamp., by the m titer. E. T. Towle, Chemist. Nottingham
" TR/Lki Is UNQIIISTIONLRLY "no bettor remeiy In the
wholn world for 4a cough end throat troubles than teat
ing's Losenges—any medical man will assure you of this
fact Retie is ppeedy ; they contain no strong acting,
but only simple drum; the moat delicate can take than..
Sold everywhere in 1344 tin.
Tan QUISII as. COLD WATER SOAP.—BiLraCt from a
lady's letter :—" I And Sanded', Cold Water Soap saves
time and material, oaths clothes require lees rubbing and no
boiling. and (still more satisfactory) was &much purer colour
than with other @cepa I recommend it to every house-
wife, as it is undoubtedly the beet map for laundry and
all purpose'. It will not injure the most delicate fabric—
pleasant to on., and prevente the misery of a ateamy
house during the family wa-h. Sold by grocers and oilmen
everywhere. at 44. per lb. Ba sure to &Or for Sinclair's,
and do not be persuaded to accept a worthless i ..lon.
—Sole maker James Sinclair, Southwerk, L
A CIAO. —To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretiona of youth, nervous wenkness, early decay,
loss manhood. oc., I will send a reOelpt that +ill core
you, Pr.. of Charge. This treat remedy wee discovered
by a missionary in South Africa. Patti a selfad ire,ozg
envelope to the Hay. JOSZFIR T. Llama, Station 13, New
York City.
Ksinno's COUGH Losixon cures Coughs, Asthma,
Bruniattitia—Mie aiesl tletiniooy states that no other
medicine is eo effectual in toe cure of these dangerous
maladies. One lozenge elone gives 04., one or two at
bed time engorge rest. Forrelieving difficulty of breath-
, hag they Sr. invaluable. Said by all Chemiste, in tine,
Is. 11,1. and 94. 9.1. each.
FIRST Prue FOR LAtINDRT WOIX.—The Laundress
who won the first raise in the competition for the best
got up linen, at the Torquay Industrial Exhibition. used
Reckitt's Paris Blue end

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BLVARKA BLS DlB4 PPEARAN CS!
Of .11 Diit from everythino
By wing HUDSON'S sxriuor OF SOAP.
REWARD 11
Purity, Hir•llA. Preset Satid•ction
By It. regular us..
N. 8.—11 IN • Por• DRY SOAP In fine Ponder, end
dissolves linmediately in Rot or Cold Witter.
" Refuse Intitationr—lostst opan li.. Arm end Dolly
ti.eketa."

A WISZ DEACCM. —" Dismal Wilder, I want you to mil
010 how you kept yourself and family no well the pest
meson. when all the rest of on ham been Eck no mace.
and hare had the doclon running to no so of ten.
** Brother Taylor. the &sewer is very easy. I used Hop
Bitters in him', and kept my family well, and mewl large
doctor's bills, 1' or shillings' worth of it kept no all well
and abler to work all the tune, and I wiU werr int it has
met you and most of thii neishbours £lO to ,elOO &Mom to
koep sick the some time. I ISM/Y Mk* MY MMIMMS
bared ter." Hee Advt

HoLLowayl PILLS --In order that the slightest indis-
position may not rapidly ran Its disastrous course from
bed to worse, the afil clad of every age and class should
give It Immediate enaction. A few doses of these
thoroughly puttying end strengthening Pills will always
be henefidel when the lead disorder reigns, or when oar-
you, fears opposes. Two or three of these Pills at bed-
time have the happleet elect in promoting perfect
digestion, whereby the muscles are rendered more
7i, corms, the spirits more bouyant, end the eutirs frame
more hardy. Holloway's medicine inerramaw the queut $r
of nutriment derivable from a given quantity of food, and
so the quality of the blood is Improved, the tone of livery
fibre throughout the body is heightened, and the &appal
tics to toll Into &now Ls reduced to s ostalsouto.

V. ell R.
FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS

Gives Health and Comfort to Al?.
" Has saved the Um of thousands."—lnundal Boritor,
N.D., Physic:an to Brighton Hospital for Whim
Betatelshoe Deo ao ream all (Amami/ad Woe= es'

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LAST A LIFETIILIC.

COOIEL IC' 8 ANTIS! LIOUS PILLS.
IN IT&

ZIGHTY.THRZE YEARS.
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