The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-08-07 00:00:00

*MANAGE.

—As AWKWARD SPILL occurred to one of Mr. Yearstcy's
men, of Wareham, on Thuraday evening last. The horse he
was driving bolted by Cisimbe Earn, near Swanage, and
he and another man received a heavy fall.
ON TUE-CHAT afternoon the children of the Swanage and
Ilerd.on Church Sunday Schools received their annual
outing. Nine waggons, decorated with evergreens and
banners (among which was a suspicious crescent), and
horses caprisoned with bells and flowers, preceded with
the Me-and-drum band, conveyed the children and their
friends. At the front of the leading waggon, which had
an awning of pretty gauze, sat our worthy and hearty
Rector, whilst the Rev. W. H. Start, the curate, was
amungat his Renton flock. Rempstone WM their destina-
tion, and a happy time could not but attend so suitable a
day.
Tux RAILWAY SCHEME is being hopefully pushed on.
The engineers have surveyed the proposed line, and
statistics of prole-dole cost and traffic have been gathered.
Building operations are in full swing. Purbeck House, the
residence of Mr. George Burt, catches the eye at every
turn, its tower and its eeclesiastice-domestic proportions
calling wondering questions from every visitor. Mr.
Trayte has finished Newton Manor House and ita
surroundings for Mr. Itobinson, and MI capital and well
situated working men's cottages in :amines°, and he is
now erecting four large shops on the site of some of the
dilapidated sheds which sheltered some humble fishing
folk at the bottom of the High-street. Mr. R. Hardy has
a terrace of medium sized houses in hand behind the Park
Road, whilst Mr. W. Hardy has laid the foundations of
two very large semi-detached villas nearer the town in the '
same road. There are reliable rumours of more work of
a similar character both north and south of the "old
world-village" as Charles Kingsley pithily termed it.
Alt-o-ations for the totter are being considered by the pier
yropriet ire. Civilized connection with the mainland will,
we trust, bring longer seasons and the golden age to this
beautifully situated but rather solitary and plaint place.
THERE lIAS BEEN this week a large influx of visitors, and
very beautiful weather greets them. Numbers of them
enjoyed the unusually attractive moonlight scenes. On
Monday evening the sight was exquisite. The stare shone
brilliantly in the cloudless sky, the crafts at anchor were
refracted in the placid bay, whilst their black sides
gleamed in the moonbeam*. The trws in Mr. Docwra's
grounds darkened over Marine Villas, throwing the light
of their windows into bright relief. The golden pathway
to the night Queen's palace shone upon the waters, the
glory streaming adown the piles of the pier and the
shadows quivered iu the deep, reminding of Longfellow's
" Bridge at Midnight" Cy the channel rolled slowly,
like volumes of escaped smoke from the banks of the
Danube, a sea-fog, silvered by the light. Ever and anon a
fleecy mist would scud across the moon, taking such fairy
forms as make the artist'e fingers itch for easel and pencil,
and drives the love struck poet to distraction. Over the
hills to the westward lingered the twilight, like ourselves
unwilling to leave so charming a scene. The taste of the
members of the Purbeck Yacht Club in choosing Victoria-
terrace for their club-house le ii be highly commended,
for such scenes as the foregoing were to be enjoyed with-
out leaving the balcony. The regatta, which is to occupy
our attention during the last three days of the first week
in August. promises well, and the arrangements so far
reflect great credit on the infant club and the indefatigable
committee.

EPPS a COCOA.--GRATEFUL ANN CONVORTINO.—" By a
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the
operationscatinnfotfaigfiesnropnroapendrinetutorfitwioeilllnld by a
ected ccareful
ap-
t:pps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately
flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy
doctors' hills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of
diet that a constitution may he gradually built no until
strong enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready
to attack wherever there is a weak point We may escape
many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and a properly nourished frame."—Cista Service
Gazette.
PACKET TEAS IN PERFECTION. POLAND, ROBERTSON
& CO's PURE TEAS, °Retreated by Government Inspection
can be obtained In air-tight packets in quantities ranging
f min Two Ounces to One Pound of most respectable
Grocers, Chemists, Bakers, Confectioners, Stationers sad
others, in all towns and villages throughout the United
Kingdom, at prices from 2a. per lb. and upwards. The
public are respectfully requested to ask for Poland,
Robertson it Co's Pure Teas, which are guaranteed to be
unadulterated. An 8 lb, Tin of pure tssasent carriage mild tie
any Railway Station in the United Kingdom on receipt of
Post Office Order. For particulars of agency apply to the
London Warehouses, curtain Road, KC.
To INCREASE YOUR INCOME.- Any one may
materially effect this by undertaking an Agency for
THE DRAPER'S PORK TEA CONPANY. The Tea is pure
and delicious, ready for immediate distribution in 1 db. ,
and flb. sealed Packets. N. Licsmcs Is
RE-Quinn. Onee used, always used. For Terms apply
to London Offices, If, Red Lion Court, Cannon-street,
E.C. Agent in STCRMINSTER NEWTON, T. HAWKINS •
in GILLINGHAM, J. Davis; and Drapers in nxisi
Tows and Villages.
HOLLOWAY'S FILM—For Indigestion, Stomach, and
Liver, Cornplaints.—Persons Buttering from any derange-
ment of thy liver, stomach, or the organs of digestion,
should have recourse to Holloway's Pills, as there is no
medicine known that acts on these particular complaints
with such certain success. They strengthen the tone of
the stomach, increase the appetite, purify the blood, and
correct depraved secretions. In bowel complaints, they
remove all morbid humours, and soon restore the patient
to sound health ; nervous or sick headaches, and
depression of spirits may be speedily removed by these
Pills. They are composed of rare balsams without the
8111MBORNE, admixture of a grain of mercury or any noxious substance,
andare as safe as they are efficacious.
MONDAY.—Before rapt Biddle.—Samuel Gosaiup, • Tor aigrs AND TRAVELLERS, Ladies rinking, visiting
traveller, was fined 10s. and costs for being drunk on the seaside, or otherwise exposed to the scorching
Sonday.—He was committed for seven days' in default of rays of the sun and heated particles of dust, will finTHE claim d
of the British and Foreign Bible Society ROWLAND'S KALTDOR most cooling and refreshing for
were advocated in the Town-hall on Tuesday evening by the face, hands and arms; it eradicates sunburn, tan.
the Rev. .1. Dunlop, and a collection was mute at the close freckles, kc., allays the pain and irritation caused by
of the meeting, mosquito and gnat bites, and produces a beautiful
acme:cr.—A government official, Mr. W. Howson, and delicate complexion. Price 44 flu and 8e 6d per
was walking down a steep incline on the Terrace on bottle. IlowLaxis 8 Manassas Om prevents the hair
Friday evening and fell down and fractured both hones falling off during hot weather. Row Wen's ODORS*
of his right leg. He was taken to the Yeatman Hospital, whitens the teeth. Sold by chemiete,=mers, and
where his injuries were attended to by Dr. Davies.
CRICKET. —A match was played on the King's School hairdressers. Buy only ROWLARD'S
REMY( s Nam litur..—The marked sa&eriorltf
gnouni on Monday and Tuesday, between the past and
of
present scholars, and the County of Dorset. At half-past this Laundry Blue over all others, and the q
six on Tuesday evening, the wickets were drawn with the Won of its merit* by the public has hem seerseiri
following result :—Sherborne School team, 216; County • he usual results, viz., • flood of f.'s/swim: the
of Dorset, 171 and seven wickets to spare, merit of the latter mainl cevisiels lammeity
Tim DOG POTIONICR AGAIN !—This fiend in human form o.iirtiml• not simply in uni the semfd• *MP bat
is again at his vile and dastardly work. On Sunday making the Insmra arillimpon Ws woollen vs=
mooning last, Young, the scavenger, picked up no less that of the !remise renew Ties essuleelseaselsgg
than three cats on his round, all apparently poisoned, and fore to caution all barmy to sse y Reeldtes Paris nee" IS
his own dog, which accompanied him, fell a victim, dying each Pasket
on his way home on Sunday morning. One a VALUABLE DISCOVERY FOR THR RAIL—If your hair le
the
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large and handsome one, belonged to Mr. turning grey or white or falling off, use "The Madam
in the Abbey, and was a great favourite, Hair Renewer " for it will peeitieety resters is Nem NMI
haying been brought by him to Sherborne when he first Grey or White Hair to In ontinal colour without balsa
came to reside here. —Saerborns Jmsrool. the disagreeable smell of most" Restorers." It makes the
POLICE iviweCWaHEas Bunks, of Warehasn, hair charminey beautiful, as well se promotleg the
was brought up in custody on Saturday before Mr. Fs growth of the hair on bald spots, where the glands are not
mweehen, and sentenced to seven day hard labour for decayed. Ask your Chemist for OM "MEXICAN RAM
Ming drunk the previous everdn If
g.—flen Hrtlittit, a Resswina, "prepared by_ Henry C. Gem Arr, Mk Oxford
hawk,. who gusted her home was at Plymou was Street, London, and soldboge.cheedete slid Perfumer*
domed with having on the previous night bro en a everywhere ed Bd.per