The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-02 00:00:00

Ct7RIOUS RESULT OF A DREAM.

About two months ago Wen. Shanks, portioner. Clark.
ston, Airdrie, who was a very ernentric permit, and who
was better known by the name of "Shaugle "died
somewhat suddenly. Although reported to he very
wealthy, he we.. somewhat miserly in his disposition:
but after his death no trace mull he found of any
pee,tonal propurty,thaugh his heritable property was intact.
His relative,. serched the house diligently, hat could get
no trace of his pocket-bo,k. fine night last week a
niece of deceased a, who i I VOI at Riggend, and who had
been one of the searchers, dreamed that she sawi a hole in
the roof above the weavera' shop where her uncle's cash
would tie found. Early next morning she proceeded to
Clarkston, accompanied l.y a female friend, and getting
permission from Mr. Scohlde, tho tenant of the weavers'
shop, to make another search, they had not been up five
minutes when they returned with the missing Issiketbook,
which hail been found in the very place indicated in the
dream. The pocket.hook contained deposit receipts and
other document,' amounting in value to Law.

EMIGRATION Ti, QUEEIIIII.AND.—The Agent-General has
reeeivsel a telegram announcing the arrival at Brisbane of
the "Winmr Coale" on the 19th Met.
Dr, LOCOCICII PI:LIIONIC WAFERS. —Mr. Evans, Chemist,
Dorchester, writes:—" Persons are comdently expressine
the great benefit they have received from the Wafer..
They give instant relief to Astbnia,Comeimption,Bronchitbi
Courhs. Colds, Shortneee of Breath, Phlegb, Pains in the
Chest, Rheumatism. To Singers anti Public Speakers they
ore invalueble for clearing and strengthening the voice,
and taste pleasantly. Price ls. fl. 24. 9d., es. 6,1. and
lie. per box. Sidi by all Druggists.
As S policeman was trying the other day to arrest a
man at Ilanlev, charge.' with felony, the moan darted into
the Id chnrch, which was omen for service, and made his
way up to the top of the tower with the policeman at his
heels. The man vaulted the parapet, and sibling down
the lightning conductor at the risk of his life escaped.
Ile has not yet been captured.
An almost incredible story of brutality comes from
Sheffield A month ago a man named Coleman liroica
his wife's ribs and then abecondol. He returned home
early Friday mooning, awl, finding the poor women
asleep in bed, he struck her a terrible Mew on the head
with • bed rail, and also broke her arm. Friday night
Mr. Colman was considered to be in a dying state. The
husbandlis still at large.
"You need not thank nu." said the philosopher,
brusquely. "I thought the article good, and published it.
But I don't believe in any religious rubbish. I'm an
atheist."
"Indeed," as tin replied the lady, at a leAll what to nay.
" Well," exclaimed our friend, rather dissappointed in
his stage effect, 'you take it very calmly ! Most people
would have jumped up. I wonder you can bear sitting
near a wicked atheist."
"Oh !" sail the lady, " there is no occasion for me to
jump up. If your Creator could bear with you for over
fifty yews, I suppose I can for a few minutes.'
To INCREARE YOUR INCOME.- Any one may
materially effect this by undertaking an Agency fur
THE DRAPER'S Pt/EXTRA CoMPANT. The Tea is pure
and &Hance, realy for immediate distribution in I•lb.,
and idb. sealed Packets. No Lictliteg to
nEggiIEED. Onrc uccd, always owl. For Terme apply
TiTS. Erit.r.eric Firs OM FALLING Steasega. A
certain method ef cure has been discovered (Sr this dis- to London Offices, if, lied Lion Conti, Cannonotreet,
treevine eomplaint by • physiciau, who is desirous that E.C. Agent in SITHMINsTER Newroe, T. llalloolfe
all setferers leap benefit from this previdential disrevere in GILLINGHAM, J. Davin ; and prepare in most
it is never known to fail, and will mire the most boneless Two nod Village,•ii
case after all other mean, have been tried. Full particulars AWARDS TO THE PIIoDUCE Os, SVTION's HOME-CROWN
will he gent by post to any person free of charge—Address : Stens. —Gratifying teiccess seems to have attended the
Mr. WILLIAM3,IO , Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park, London. produce of batten's improved prize stocks of farm seeds
FLOHHANE.—Not the least among the minor comforts of at the principal agricultural meetiescs this week. At the
civilised life is • good dentifrice. SIICh preparltions Woodstock Agricultural Meeting, held on Tuesday last,
differ widely in their tnerits, and people are often apt to the silver cup, YAM, £5 54. ; presented by A. W. Hall,
be misled into the permanent use of injurious articles by EN., M.P., for the lest collection of rots, was awarded
the apparent effectual nature of their action. Thus we to Sir Henry Dasheoisl, Bart. with Sutton's improved
have met with tooth-powders which most effectively Mangold, Champion Swede, &C. ; while Megan. Sutton's
cleaned the teeth, rest 'ring them after one or two Replica- £6 Is, silver cup went to Mr. J. Clarke, of Aston, also
lions to their pristine colour, but it was at the expellee of with Sutton's Improved Mangold and Champion Swede.
their duration. Strong detergents formed the hues of In the pulled root class the whole of the prizes for men-
the. pseparations, which destroyed the delicate enamel geld wurtzel and turnips—six in all—were imisardiel to
of the teeth which their owners fondly imagined they the modem of Sutton's seeds. At the !Mester Agreultwal
were doing their lied to perserve. On the other hand. Meeting, held en Wednesday, Mow.. Sutton's As,
certain ingrolients, *tech as chalk an I rhar,....,1, however silver cop WAS AWIVtI...I to Mr. flelwin with souse remark.
useful from a sanitary point of vise, nvolve the danger ably fine specimens uf Champion Swede awl
of inechani,d injury to tle, t.rtli fro., the iclirading improved Mangold For pulled mote the Mat prise for
qialitis'sif their rough pirtieles. We have real 11Wellee was also gained by Mr. W. Oudwitt with Sutton's
' frequently glowing salvertiaementr the merits of the Champion, and the ime gentleman also WM the first
" Fragrant Floriline" but it our nceurreil to us till prize for Mengobi with Sutton's Mammoth Long Red. At
recently to examine the preparation. and then Only at the the Royal and Central Bucks Agricultural Meeting, held
request of a friend who was anxious to know whether its on Thursday, the silver rue, value g 7 74., presented to Mr.
agreeable rharacterktics were aceompanted by any 8. O. Smith, M. P., for the lest six scree of swedes, was
pernicious properties. We found it a very pleasant awarded to Sutton's Champion, grown by Mr. E. Mead;
liquid, the base of which is about the best ',distance I while the two silver cups, presented respectively by the
known for at once effectually and harmlessly cleansing Native Guano Company and Mr. S. Page, with roots
the nmuth from tartar and food fleeced,. Several other grown With this particular manure, and from any seeds,
elements are int:wile-ea, each contributing its ,mott of were awarded to Messrs. Denchtielii and Mr. It. Fowler,
asefulneve. and none being under any eircemstances likely i both of whom used Messrs. Sutton's seeds. The two
to to harm. For our own 'Me we niight probably omit silver cur prevented bY Messrs. Sutton for the best ' printed and Published at Hlgh•otreet Wed.
the " (regrew,: which is an agreeable Mende to a most ' aereaie Of mangals and semi.s were awarded to Mean. I Dorchester, In the parish of Holy Trinitz, by GBO.
useful toilet requidte ; hot this is without doubt its Denchfieldi and Mr. E. Read, whose crops of Sutton's ve.
principal recommendation to thousands who use it, who Mammoth Long Red Mangold and Sutton's Champion '
may none the less like to know that it is useful as it is Swede wore remarkably dna —Chamber of Agricultural LlLAlra.l.l:LgivricA
stoth
re
.parlah a All Santa, orchester,
'Kussiay, October 2nd, 16n.
pleasant. —Ptiblie Health, Septcntkr 1577. Journal.