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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

DEPARTURE OAP THE AUSTRALIAN
CRICKETERS.

With the exception al Sp.fforthe who will etny In
England for a fortnight longer. the Australian cricketer'
ell Lai Chid cAtatry on 'Thursday, .ailing from Gravmend
to the I'. not 0. verinship Moistens. They •tarted front
L.verpool-w re t Station at Leven o'clock 111 to. morning
and Journeyed hi the .p nial I'. and U. Crete to Tidbury.
Diero wee a large Cattlollo4 et Liverpool-street of the
private triebdi of he 'lnlet re, alio throe hearty gamer"
were given as the trein left toe platform. 8 Iveral gen-
tlemen trsvoled down with to. menu and among therite
waittog at Gravesend were the Hon. Ivo B igh nail the
1t,,. F. F. J. Greenll,ll. • email titian:net misting
took place In the saloon of to. Ilirsaporib the lion. W.
Wile., of Victorle, proposing the heeith of the Anent-
Bans, wietting them a auod voyage and oongretulnting
them warmly opon the flue play they had Mown during
their %tor in England. A. the tender lelt the atomiser
three cheesy were h.etüy given tor the cricketers, who
answers.' tram the bows of the blurespore. All the men
orms in capital bewail and ata, sead emprasml thane
solved delighted with their trip. apt:aorta sail the
week after next in the Ganger.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

THE CLAIMANT.

The Claimant on Thursday el ternoon received his lui
visit during his imprisonment. U. was seen by Mr.
tiosatecumme Emit. of Ramsgetes Mr. Hayworth. of
Smithy Rt. and Mier. his eldest son. As the Claimant is
mow within a mouth at hie liberation the converwition wee
chitty condom( to private matters which would calms
attention on his release, and throughout the interview
father sad son spoke wito ware in their eye.. It wee
&terminal to num the whole question of the Wobbly of
the Claimant with It iger Tioltborite by prosecuting for libel
ear newspopsre in winch he engin be silted Ana .r Orton
or an imppiter. (ha Claimant said he wee entirely ignorant
of the dem or pla.w el his itberation. while his friends told
him they mild °titan no Inforusetion on the subject,
although it is be genersi ballet that he will be liberated
at Pent mvilie on the morning at Octobnrtitb. Alter the
interview Mr. Cliartrautetne Ent remained In Porte.
mouth to make arrangements fur the Claimants travelling
paraphi maim.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

POOIM rICILL244I AT WOOUBVAT•HILL.

Oliver Henning, in custody, was charged with
pocket picking at Woodbury-hill lair the day previous.
—Robert mines, on oath. said: On the 2nd inst I
was at the fair, near the sheep auction, between one
and two o'clock There was a great crowd of people.
I was near the auctioneer. I felt someone's hand in
my trousers pocket. I clapped my hand on my
pocket just in time to save my purse being taken out.
I looked round and saw prisoner taking his hand out
of my left trousers pocket. I looked down, and the
purse was hallway Out of my pocket. It is a bag
purse. Prisoner then sneaked away. I and a friend
followed him. ‘ly friend watched, whilst I fetched a
policeman. I gave him into the custody of Sergeant
0 Iles. lam certain prisoner is the man. —Prisoner
was remanded till neat Tuesday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

PORTLAND.
ATHLETIC BPORTB,

Toe annual athletic sport. ii.c-mi-o.ec-t ion with
Hercule. Wok plane in the Naval Recreation Ground
In gloriously fine weather o Thursday afterno Jo,
whim • very large number of spectators wa. present.
Prises amounting to between £2O and VT were
offered, end were divided between 17 event.. The
programme we. • most varied one, and the greatest
Interest was taken in the pr eeedin;., some f he
emcees creating much fun no I roars of laughter,
espeobally the slack race, the obstacle race, an I the
Portland Derby. Everybody knows what a sack race
1., and has witnessed the tumbles and '' header." of
the cooropetitors. but the amusement on Townley was
increased by some of the crew, who, during the after.
noon, did a little amateur nigger work, taking part In
the race, and the spectacle that the black heads peep-
ing out of huge flew sank. aft oded caused much fun.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

COUNTY PETTY BEBBIONB.

Tl.:llSUAT.—Before Major liawkaiwortlL Captain
lyler, and Mr. W. M.. Calersit.
John Wheatland, in the employ of 'sir. F. Ragg,
was charged in custody with having stolen • quantity
of bran and oats, valued at id., the property of Ins
employer, on Sunday, 21st inst.— or. 1. liagg on
oath,
said: lam • miller at W Wareham. On June
214, in consequence of information given me by the
Superintendent of Folic% I went with him to the
farm and examined some sheep's food. The food pro-
duced is sander to what is used for feeding my sheep.
The prisoner is in my employ as labourer, and has
been tor five months. His duty on Sunday last was
to serve the ; he takes his turn every other
Sunday. He hiss no right to take away any of the
food.—Lieurge Randall, having been sworn, said be
took the food and handed it over to prisoner to serve
the sheep with—P.C. John Abram, stationed at
Wareham. having been sworn, said : I was on duty in .
Carey.laue on Sunday, and saw prisoner coming
across one of hr. Baa's fields with a basket on his
shoulder. I went to the turnpike read to meet him.
I asked him what he had in his basket. He refusedito
tell me. I searched and found the bran and oats pro-
duced. lie said it was only a little bran he was going
to put in some cushions for a chair. I charged him
with having stolen it, and cautioned him. He asked
me not to say anything about it. I then took him into
custudy.—Prisoner was oommitted for triaL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

WABSIZ/LX.

A LEITER FROM /HZ PRIME limuirug.—A memorial
asking for power for the people to control tho liquor
traffic up to the point of prohibition, and declaring
that any proposal to trauefer 'wonting to Town
Gunnell& or imunty Boards would receive the uncom-
promising oppuintiou of the mernorialiste, was for-
warded to kr. Dladstone by the rector of Wareham
on behalf of the Dorset and Southern Counties
Temperance Association, to which the following reply
has been received :—" 10, Downing-street, Wlutehall.
lie. Wadstone begs to acknowledge the receipt of the
communication respecting the amendment of the
Licensing Law*, which Str. Stokee ham done him the
honour to forward to him. Sept. 20t5 lat."

BOROUGH PETTY BEBBIONB.
Tuatsu liefore Mr J. H. Webster (Mayor).
Charles and Anne Ballard were brought up in
custody charged with stealing various articles of
clothing, de., on the 2nd of June last, the property of
Charlo. etannbes, of %Varefuun.—Air. I'. L. L. Budge
prosecuted. —Charles Otiotubes,ou oath, said —Prisoners
were lodging at my house, and had been there about a
month. On the morning of the 2nd of June 1 left
the prisoners there; when 1 came home at six o'clock
in the evening a air. Legg handed MO the key of the
house, and told in., the prisoners had left, and would
be back by the 10 o'clock train from Bournemouth,
and that 1 Wall to meet them at the station. I unssed
a silver albeit chain, and locket (hall marked), four
gold shirt studs, and • half-sovereign in money. I
have not seen any of the articles' sinee.—Bessie
Coombes, wife of last •ituess, also gave eviaeno•
proving that she missed during the 30th of May and
the I.oith of June various articles of clothing, part of
which the female prisoner was wearing when appre-
hended, and which she (witness) identified as her
property. The prisoners were apprehended at
fichiield, in ilaeupshire, and were etenulitted for
trial.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

SUDDSN DZA7II.

Daring • demon., rat in at W,tubiedon in f.vour o' tni
Praachne Hill o S•twr •Mr. renraend H .11• .0, ch. r•
wan oi the ,diei Ke tics! A eo .ittion. • tau ••• to hey pre-
aided, •ea •'iout to place It at the head ce te
cession to 'Asarco to the meeting-piece whet. he te aims
and sudden 7 expired.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

Cricket.

OVUM ABLV3 C.C. v. PIDDLITUFTWIDE 0.0.
Tnis watch was play. d ou kidi 'u Saptambee
ltith bstween th, atm', club,, re4olcin4 iu an sag
graa,ry a PA :hotrauthtle. Appends I are the
SCUMS :

. -
Rsdiorde, rejoice I bring you glaol Udlnge of great
Joy. Mr. Madison, and hie principel colleagues hare been
so impressed with the attitude rot the country toward*
the House of L ords that it bag been determined to take
energetic action. should the Lord, throw out tb• Franchise
Bill in tee autumn seesion. It it be thrown out bl
small maj there will be • creation of peers—tl by •
I.rg. so .lority, the Houle ol WCIIOIOII6 wall be naked to
expritee iti views Ste toe future position of the 1101111111 of
Lords in the 0 onstinatioa, either by resolution or address
to the Crown. Should • cllssolution be deemed advisable
0 saw the autumn «orlon the country will be consulted.
Clark. c Gillingham, b not as to tote House of Commons, but as to the
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1 c Prolog, b Peyne 3 Rouse of Lords. I believe test galestFe seems
F Fox, b 1.1 ores... 0 c ?roles, b H Perim 1 hos been erne to Ws Wilkins peke,. sod IS would oat
004.0 Grovel. b Payne 0 del out 4 eddrely surprise se were the geirel dukes_ is Pe Nand
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

lILLIMPOILD.

CRALLM3II Cue COMPKTITION.—The fortnightly
competition for the captain's challenge cup byineni•
here of H Company, DALY., took place at the butts
on Monday. The highest score was made by Lance'
Corporal Lambert, 62 points ; Corporal Light, 51.
The ranges were 200, 500, and 000 yards. There were
five shots at each range.
(1.0.1.1.Y.C. —The return friendly shooting match
between the Blandford and Vale Troops of this regi-
ment took place at the Shaftesbury Ranges on
Wednesday. There were ten men each aide ; ten
shots at 300, and ten shots at 600 yards. The
ford team team were 43 points ahead at 300 yards, and won
the match by 126 points. Lieutenant Chapman
kindly provided luncheon at the Grosvenor Hotel, and
a very enjoyable day was spent.
Rirut Pain Suoonxu.—The annual prize meeting
of li Company, D.R. V., took place at the rifle range
on own, on Tuesday. The weather was
delightfully fine, although somewhat cold, with a
right shifty wind to test the shooting powers of the
competitors. Luncheon was provided on the down,
the caterer being Private Cutler. During the day
Captain Watts and Lieutenant Thurston visited the
range, the latter taking part in the shooting. The
following were the scores :--Competition A.-200 and
300 yards. Five shots at each range. 48 competitors ;
restricted to efficient members of the current year
who attended the last encampment at tiwansge.
Points allowed One point per day or portion of day
whilst in camp :—Private Skivington, 44 ; Colour
-
Sergeant Gouclridge, 42; Bugler Sharp, 34; Private
Cutler, 33; Lance-Corporal Lambert, 33; Lance-
Corporal Orchard, 33' Private Barnes, 33' Private
Tucker, 31; Corporal Light, 30; Sergeant Blandford,
30; Corporal Archer, 2.); Sergulant Derham. 2J;
Private NVhiffen, 23 ; Sergeant Hodges, 27, Corporal
Squibb, 27.—Competition 8.-200, 300, and 600
yards. Five nun is at each distance. Open to all
efficient members (except recruits) of the current year.
46 competiters.—lst, given by J. W. La,
Esq., Comma! Light, 52; 2nd, Sergeant Derham,
48 ; Private Barnes, 46 ; Sergeant Blandford 45;
Lame-Corporal Lambert, II; Colour-Sergeant Good-
ridge, 43; Private Watts, 42; Corporal Cox. 39 ;
Private Cutler, 39; Bugler Skivingtou, 384 Corporal
Orchard, 36 ; Bugler New, 35; Private Whiffet', 34.
Competition C —Fer recruits .oily. -14, Private
Wells '2nd, Private Richards ; 3rd, Private Mantel];
3th, Private Gaol; sth, Prirstn
4Hthoage.Pri
r7teth,BAPirlit•ate Tanswell.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

A RIDE TO KHIVA

CAPTAIN !RED BIJRNABY,

Royal Hone Guards.

Page 31 .sys :—" Two pairs ot boots lined with fur wive
also taken and for physic—with which it is well to to
supplied wham travelling in eat-01.01*Iva? ltiont•—•0014
qUil". and Coohls's pills. the latter a wet invalusble
medicine. and one which I have used on the natives la
Oentral Africa with the greatest possible suoeses. In toot
the marvellous slime produced upon the mind and body
al an Arab Sheik, who was impervious to all native
medicines. when 1 administer to him live

000KLI'S PILLS
will never fads from my memory; sod a friend of mini
who poised through tho sass distriet ntanY mouths ator
wird; informad mo that my fame so a • medicine ma
had not Mod out. but that the marvollous curs Well GTO
this • Jima* of oonversation to tho how."

COOBLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS

LIZ Till
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

SIZIEBOANO.

BLAcintou VAL. Hut.—A meeting of the bunt
committee waa held on Friday to consider and deter-
mine the bouudaner of the Vale district. Mr. T. &I.
Guset and Sir Richard LC Glyn, Bart., were present.
floats &ND HOCSD Snow.—A meeting of the com-
mittee was held on Friday to receive the resignation
of the honorary secretary, the Rev. R. W. Goo
who is rem,ving from the town. Sir R. G. Glyn,
Bart., presided, and the meeting asked the hon.
secretary to retain °thee until the next meeting. A
statement of the acc.nants dm the put year was laid
on the table and examined. It showed • beluga, in
hand of about ES 3.., which compares very unfavour-
ably with the balance in baud the previous year,
which amounted to £l4O 17.. 7d.

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OHM IGNOLLNCI AXIS dntlitarlTToll.—lt is difficult
to believe that in • Lowe like Shoehorns, with its
very active school board officers, with its well-known
public achools, as well as Sunday and private Ogles,
Oa to mention its three churctiee and some halt
dozen chapels, to find • firm belief still existent in
the evil eye, witchcraft, and such like. A case, how-
ever, haa just occurred in C .Id-harbour, where • poor
old woman. named Sarah Smith, aged 83, lu receipt
of pa,isti relief, has been violently ave.:Aid by a
next dour nelfitibour, in order that the latter might
" draw blood from the po cli lady, on the ground
that sae had witched but daaghter, • confirmed in-
valid, suffering from rheumatism. The poor old
woman, who is well-known as • quiet, cleanly,
Muff maive old body, we. in her garden on Friday
afternoon, when the woman mentioned ran at her,
and catching hold of her, drove a darning needle
several time. into her hand. and arms, tailing her
she wee • witch, and would draw her blood for
witching her daughter. The old lady wee much
shaken, and the matter is, we believe, in the hands of
the pilot., and will come before our local Benoh.

TWIRL.
Fassicrimur Wm:usu.-0u Friday was cele-
brated the marriage of Mr. J. Perceive! ?doArthur
second son of Mr. A. NlcA.thur, M.P. for Utioseter,
of Ranlialgh Hall, Bristoo R 1... mod Miss Hinny Lily,
daughter of the Rev. .1.11 ain. The Wesltyen
Chapel, where the carom ,oy t k ol .ce, wee b.auti-
fully decorated and crowd. with people. The brie
was attended by seven bridesmaid& She we.
elegantly attired in a ivory satin drama, trimmed with
&vigils lace and pearl., and wore a tulle veil with
a wreath of orange blossoms. She also wore a beauti-
ful gold locket, set with pea-1., the ;oft oi the
bridegroom, and a diamond pen fiat. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. W. B. B ,yco, of Sydney,
New South Weiss, satiated by the Rev. 11. Symone,
of Yeovil. After the astern nay the wedding party
retnrneol tn reen Hon.& the reel linos of hlr.
Bradford (ex-Mayor of Yeovil), where the wedding
breakfast wee held. In the afternoon the happy pair
left Penn House for their wedding trip in the lake
districts. Amongst those preeeat at the wedding were
Sir A. bioArthur.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

WIT NOITTR.

AT the Bor ugh Polios.court. on Friday, Arthur
o Mina awl Thomite Balaton wero cl,aor-d with heiug
drunk and causing an obstruction in Kin.c-street on
the 19th Sept.—P.C. ft sad stated that he saw the
d"fendante about 11 o'clock at night the "roles for
liquor ant fighting, catalog a crowd f about 100
people to meemble.—Collins, who had frequently been
before the magistrates, was fiss4 101., ant Bblston
wad fined ss.

_
OBOTISATIt AP, airrlClL—.te the same cort
Kruest Edwin ft smell was charge& that he b-in
Co apprentios L Henry F.,ot, builder, 41.1 end had
frequently refused to obey his lawful commands, and
did on the 19th of September wilfully and with .ut
rem maids cause or excuse, ahosot him.elf from his
servioes.—Pios.mutor 'add the defend tot ea. Nerving
him under the hide:Ann of en apprentuaship made
with the trustees of Si, S. Idloo's Charity, bowing
Mite 2nd Jona, 1890, to lawn the trade of • carpenter.
On several occasions, and particularly on the day
named, he had, withgut reaionsble owes or Jnet
excuse wilfully refueed to obey his commands. lie
ordered him t, bring timber (rem Messrs Belli an I
Co. Yard to hie work at hit shop, br his own no.
He fetch d a pailful of l and then refused I. fetch
any ni.,re, and at ono* abe•ntal Unwell, awl he tel
not men him sham—The Bench ordered the lad to
return to hie employment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

TES LATZ BAND cormrsr.
"PLATING IT TU CAILD•"

--
The Liao pad Brass Band New of this month has the
following :—" Mon of us have beard or read of "speaking
by tile card," but it tan miner of doubt whitlow p'aying
by the "card" barn been heard of afore. The god
pains, of Yeovil have bad a band contest The pro.
vamte was printed beforehand, and the bands numbered,
we suppose,. lb. ord,r of uniformity. On Um day of
the °outwit no ballot w.•toteci, sand th• cocoanut bands
had If play " by the card," or, in oat fr words, in the order
thoir arum appeared on the programs This flagrant
dew:tufa from the rut • of cottostiug In all probability
occurred through lack of nowt" Ina It would, however, b• as well in another (outlet to obtain morn• sort of rules
or conditious which oat forth tat • representative of Gaols band should take art in • ballot for tee order of playing.
This would do away with any fooling of want of
Unity which such • loom system of contesting is sure to
give rim to."

FATAL ACCIDENT TO AN &P.
NEW Yogic, Weclauday.—Taa Moo. Gilbert WO,
M.P., baa Wen killed by falling 01,4 PfonlPla• 'ol'6
knifes la Wrommg. llacoaaott sat for South Warwick-
shire, and wan a Liberal.

THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION IN CANADA.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

THIC ORE \T BL9.)I) roatrica ANI) 1111,1'01M.

14101 t, cleansing and clearing the blood from
L. all ittpuritiee cannot be too highly recom•
mended.
For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Diveavev, Ai I Sore. of
all kinds it is a never•failing and Permanent cure.
It Curs Old Sores.
It Cures Ulcerated *ores on Neck.
It Cures Ulosrsted Sore Legs.
It Cures Blackh,sds or Pimples on the face.
It Cures Scurvy Sr...
It Cures tlanceroue Ulcer..
It Curet Bin al and Skin Diseases.
It Cures Glandular
It Clears the lib. I fro n all impure matter,
From whatever calla, ,ridng.

As tbis mixture iv pleasant to the tavte, and
warranted tree from anytt,ing injurious to the
delicate constitution vother per, the Prooriet
solicit, refferen to give it a trial to test i,- value.
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIAL': FROM ALL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

GREAT REFORM DEMONSTRATION.

A demonstratiou of labourers and other. interested
in the extension of the Franchise, and the recent
action oi the H..use of Lords, took place in Blandford
Wednesday. The procession, composed principally
of labourers, formal near the Recreation Ground, and
headed by two bands f music paraded the principal
streets of the town. Sundry ba'nuers and devices were
intenyersed throughout the proce.sion, the leading
one being a huge bannerrt, beanng the words "We
demand the vote ; deem with the House of Lords."
This was followed by various devices. hniriediately
preceding were a number of Laboerers carrying pick-
axes and shovels, banners, " -II peck down the
House of Lords," and "We'll level Salisbury down."
Others bore toe inscription Wiwi. won't bend must
break," "V 0 demand our right," "The land for the
people," "Growing docks, theitles, couch, and other
weeds, is stagnation to labour, ruin to farmers, and
depression in trade. We demand better cultivation
and mall farms." The amusing points in the pne
cession were "The Salisbury loaf "Avery small).
" The Gladstone loaf" (very large.) The labourers'
diet represented by turnip, union, carrot, potato,
herring, and a piece of very thin salt pork. God's
gifts for man's pleasure were represented by a garland
of flowers, and bad celtivation by weeds of all
descriptions en the top .4 poles. Somewhat similar to
the two loaves, mentioned above were two representing
"Free-trade--a blessing," " Fair-trade—a deception.'
In :steak drawn by four hors.; were several
..f the Poole Liberal _Association bearing
ir banner. A waggon leen Andy, bedecked
al and evergreen arches, surmounted by a
i own, !Lc , was a special feature. The pre-
halted in the Market-place, and at once filed
Corn Exchange, where a public tea was held
e o'clock, to which a large number of persons sat
Following this, at 7.30, a public meeting was
held in the Corn Exchange, at which dr. Joseph
Arch, Mr. Schnadhorst, Mr. W. Fisher, Mr. S. Pike,
and others delivered addresses, and resolutions were
passed condemnatory of the recent action of the
Rouse ef G•nl4 nexpeetiag the Franchise Bill.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

WIKBOILNIE.

.n
Komi CLOSLNG AUAIN.—The grocers are
taking thu lead in the early closing movement. They
purpose closing their respective establishments at
seven o'clock each evening during the autumn and
winter months, commencing the first Monday in
October, Saturdays and Christinas Eve excepted.
Customers are dewed to purchase early so as to unable
the uiveinent t, be a 11UOMVOI.
De. Mostar Mairrix, of Manchester, one of the
most accenplished and earnest speaker' on the tem-
perance platform, has been invited by the Dorset and
Southern Counties Temperance Association to deliver
ten lectures on the physiology of temperance as soon
as arrangements can be made. Dr. Crespi was
requested to oeivey the invitation to him, and we are
glad to say that Dr. Martin has most kindly and
generously replied that although it will inconvenience
him greatly to leave his very large practice for a fort
night, he will vladly conic down and help the cause
he has had at heart for many years. It is proposed
that the first lecture of the series should be given at
Wimborne on Monday, October 27th.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

PO TLAND.

Tkli youtiz man Sutcliffe, who wee a clerk at the
Couvict Eitabliehmsut,•ub wee suepetrisd lost week
hr trvtlickilis w.tu a c orit hat been ali.charired,
au ni Wittier cUog will, we uutlerst sad, be takeu Ia
the matter.

ACCIDIST, which we. likely Li result in eerioue
batfliened • few days ag I. A bone io
• furniture waliguo we• being driven through one of
the streets wrieu the Lalutel shied an I ovettUrotal the
waggon, breaking it to iiieces. The driver ...thrown
to the growl I. but beyond a snaking, he em sped with.
out seromt itjuries.
ASJUT 24 years eci the owner, of afmething like 30
acvs of laud so the fiend had pollee f rout the Govern-
ment that their moven, would he required lot works
in c 'inaction wi'.ll tbe couvict oetahlisonteut, and th-
deeds and titles by which they held the lan! were
naked for. In many cat o, in fact in the mei fd
them, Vie ptirel,a, wei at 'me* ConClh lorl. but in the
other Cage. nodling was done until very recently, when
tue c nelet, were am ti work on the land. ea I the
owners are now being paid their °Mime, the amount
paid giving, it is said, ganef al satisfaction.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

SULPHOLINE

LOTION

TEE CURE FOR SKIN DIM/1A.13E81
IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAYI

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN uss,
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MARVELLOUS APPUCATIML

SEAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY HAUILESS.
CURES OLD-STANDING SKIN DISEASE&
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR RECOIL

There ie scarcely any eruption but trill yield to
" Sulpholine " in a few days, and Commend to &dal
away, even if seemingly past cure. Ordinary pimples,t
redness, blotches, scurf, roughness, vanish ea
magic ; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, sereinsk:
acme. psoriasis, roses, prnrigo, totter, parties, however
deeply rooted, " Sulpholino" successfully attacks. n
deetroye the animalcule which mostly cause them
unsightly, imtable, painful affections, and proclaims •
clear, smooth, supple, healthy akin. " Bulpholins"
Lotion is sold by Chemists everywhere.
Bottles, 2s. 94.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

PEPPER'S

QUININE I IRON
HEALTH.
STRENGTH. TONIC.
ENERGY.

1102IISINFAS CARDS of every daaarlption
JUPrlatad at the Ofloa ol Ur reierim. Darlewier•

Reckittis
Blue
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lt itz W;:ci
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

POLITIO AL.

Kr. Brad Womb, MP., hae declined to atteni the
demonstration proposed to be held in Hyde Park on the
evening ol the day Perliainent opens.

Toe Decides mogistret se have resolved to present Mr.
Bright with the freedom of the town, la acknowledge's:mut
of his diatineushed eervices to Use country.

It le e pity that the LllllOO papers do not raport Many
.4 the gems 01 eloquence of the minor C.MWVIII.IIIII lights.
Here the report of a perch delivered by the Ron. and
Hey. L. Irby in secondlon a vote of thanks to Lad
llarnarvan at a C ns.rstl,. p epic n lL.4sor Perk. cc
reported in the Soul's Haase Fres Press:—

The lion. and Rea. L. Irby. who mid he had come 100 miles
to address by meeting. seooo od the mdtion. In the course of
his remark. he mid he than. ht t sly tv.it d agree with him
that his ecithaw. Lord /kat n --of whoa. be." 057 prud—
" • VW, PP. " (Laughter wal charm) lie
stated that the present Gorianote a got into clam at the MA
elacinia 0, "evil 'peaking, lying, and slanderint '—these
words were to the Caochlant—anl concluded by putting to
kis hmrena a conundrum. The ongi al was—. Why doge the
Gmnd Old Nan wmr such high shirt-collars? but h:carred
to put I. Why doe, the grand old artful d wear
such high *bin,. lars 1* The a....,wa5--.. To de hie
infernal chmk." (Grew, laughter.)

--
Mr. Glabitona lett Liahooey Mouse on Friday morning
on MI return tr II iwardea. Mid motives home waa
marked by great enthuSiadin on the p trt of the people at
the !erbium places at which be atioitml- The rid" h°°.
Pot 4•01" orb., at mama Irtigth at fjarlislin where be mild
th be wee e friend of the House of LIM'. and eet forth
the maditioas on which their lordships might long ?stale
tboir poritint--narselli b acting wisely and justly., and
by baring Ina courage tern, separior ti the taent of
being afraid,. At Preston.
mrington arid other Mama.
the Primier wee celled upon ti speak. HA reached
Haws/dos Cane In the mewing.
.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

NARROW MSC Frit OF LC

A cumber of members of th. British Association bad
• narrow swaps of d•ath on Weinsalay night. Thor
wars 01114 r wise to Q•ebsso in • atomiser, whoa it (taught
tire DUX Point an he, sad was burned to the water's
edge. The crew and tisseeasers were fortunately saved.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30

POOL'.

A C.urriow.—A con-pl;;Filosoliwe were fined iv
Bournemouth, on Tbureday, in email am;unte, the
one for riding on the footway, and the other for being
U°r° Zkiedz wistb uxsag O lamp,
pe
It being I,aire 6tk.
of late he
engaged in making a Janotion between the E ;et au
Writ etations at Bournemouth, and doubling the hoe
between that place and Poole. A got; I many of t.• •
men sleep in Poole, and walk t, their work in h;
morning, others get • shake down when and wh ra
they can. At Christehuroh also • number have b;on
brought into the town in Collo6CtiOn with the railway.
Owing t; want of accommodation the majority
of these men " sleep out " wherever they get
the chanter. The magistrates in the plentitu le of
their wisdom meet the diffinnity by sending the
unfortunate offenden to Winchester for • morale,' hard
labour.