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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-24

T tWVI 1,,,

Sinuous Asasura Cond.—A. the Polico-coort ou
Als„ d,vovrl d. Batton, Cuarle.
Lito•stt, • tramp, we. CLl•tgoul With at..-mpting to
uminsit a rape ou Mary Ansi What., .s..l4•Ut
mmoolinistrees at Chitthorue Urine.. P.ose,utrix
mama that on F,I lay night eh. sod ro• hug
whilst intidug on a stile in • lieid coiled L oigyard. Sue
saw tite pawner go to a got. ...so( trio elite oil Which
ehe woo sittins,. Wild:WWI oat there for •oh ut time,
thholLitog tue sorbluts•S woolci g Prow a, ,1,1 I Alt
NOM to ainro, Co wither.. got od toe stile au.l
slowly up the WY& Al AC witness hal goue a short
diataisoe she looks's' wick, and saw the priacoler
following her, tin sprang towords bet and threw her
Into the ditch. Wm straggled with him cud cri.l out.
Prisoner then put hie hand over her mouth. Wilsallo•
gut praeouer'e n•nd away, and •orsained •• loud as she
could. She hit bun in the fam, and prie Ater rr..urued
it. blow, striking her riotously ou the eyes. She
struck ptimusir imams and toads his nom bleed.
Prisioner then said, • You hove mode my nom
bead, and I will make your heart bleed."
Witness told primmer that lir. Pearce was coming
*cross toe field with his gem She comiuued to
struagle with prisoner, awl 4 Ise: abs was so
exhait•led thot she threw her ann. .owe sod I'm.-
as. than came up. Waimea saw P,a,ce and ran to-
wards him, and sok him to protect her, the priesusr
following her. Mr. Prams. ihruisr, Chilthorus
Dower, Mposud CU*, on F,i by nitit U 0 was g•
towards L .ugyar I field. Hearing someone " spe•k
up," be looks a down the lass and saw tb• prk. ner
and proeecutrix struggling. lie Wont towards them,
and when about 15 yards from them the, prisoner,
seeing *rites's, got up and helot! prieetuntrix Is dos.
Prosecutrix then [Whitt t .warcis alto's* and asked
him to protect bar. %%OWNS walked up tbe lane with
the prueecutrix, and prisoner followed than. B. t ,ok
her handkerchief, and after wiping hia nose with it
threw It •1 her, telling her to keep the—Mlim.
Prisoner theu walked up the lane se faat as he
could. Toe proessoutrix was exheusted. P.C.
idorshall, stationed at 'rintiuhull, said that on
Saturday morning las: he weut in search of the
prisoner, and overtook him at Ash, near Ilartock,
end chsrged him with the arbor, °Hamm. Prisoner,
who had nothing to say in answer 10th. charge, was
committed for tral at the clutter Seeelons. Prisoner
was further sbargal with steahog a pair of braces, the
property of the guardians of the Yeovil Union. whilst
a casual lunette./ the Workhouse. Toe p tamer, who
wao wearing the brace. when apprehended on the
previona charge, wee csmoritted for trid at the
Quarter Semione.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-24

wffemollTH.

Tag QUM'S ACCL1141.,24 wee rev io the
usual way in %Vern 'tub an I P.irllan lon Friday.
Flag. were hoisted on all thd ship. et the c
guard station. Ou the Pier and the llorcawootraiiiing
ship string' of fleas and banners of all cot 'Pro slid
sign* 'lure displayed.
OS Wednesday about 400 parrots from Csieliff an I
district paid a visit to Weyntoutti, and apparePtly
en) iyed 'bemoan. to their I. ars capture. Is in
&aid a small t ibecoonist took 4:0 that day, and if ibis
be true, it *iota I be rather intermAng to know what
the receipts of some of the larger tr pleemen—con-
fectioners and each like -were, Ou Salmi lay tw
toile. broil Alt about 800 employ '•.l of a couple of
trine from Winningham, 1.. anainot in, and the War-
wickehire district, the paseengers haying travelled the
whole of the night. The sands presented a very lively
appearance in tha morning, and there were sit re beth.
lag mechineo in um et the early part of Vie day than
we have men thin mason. Attar putaklug of dinner
at Cook's,. one of the excursioaists went to Portia id.
and the two train. I.ft Weymonth, .1110 about six and
the oda, •..,[lt .11110 n On their re • urn PlViley.
Tits TIMATRL —The Theatre It gal was re• owned
on Thorsen), 'mining, when th • Mlle° Taylor c •mic
opera c napalm under the mana.zement of Ur. G...ige
Peyton, performed the n inticul c opera 11111.0
Taylor. or the Inward id Virtue." the writer of which
was Ur. Henry P. Stevens, and the c rupoiser Mr.
Elward Solomon. The play is particularly suited to •
seaside place, and notwiihstandiuz Vat it wile some-
what localised by the scene being a oit for Soutlism,
ton and Portem ,nth, there wan far Er an • full bon..
The piece is amusing the iughout, an I soto,, of the
song. are moot taking. All the pelt umors displayed
a thorough knowledge of their veriou, parte, b db
regards their elocution and acting, and such a capital
company a. Mr. Wheeler hail been the means of bung-
ing to Weymouth deserved belt.,r patronage than they
rraeived.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-24

ARCHDEACON SANCTUARY'S VISITATION.

The Von. Archdeacon of Dorset held hie Snot
visitation et Doroheder, On Saturday, at Et, Points
Church. Proceeding, commence I with the Holy
Communion shortly before twelve, after which the
Archdeacon delivered hie charge, • summary of
which will be found in another c quoin, under our
B remnant new.. The toll ,wing clergy answered to
their names —Rev. W. Murray Feirbairn, Abbots.
bury' Rev. E. C Collar I, Alton Pencrae ; Rev. .J.
Woolley, Athelhampton, with Ihrleeton ; Rev. D.
B. It. Boaltain, Bloc eabe, with Scoria's, ; Inv. F.
F. Harrison, curate. Bruoombe ; Rev. T. A. Falkner,
curate, Bookland Ripen ; Rev. 0. W. Butler, West
Koightoa, with B ovlmayne ; tler. A. D. Wilkins,
Caittetock; Rev. IV. L Baron, Chemin...ter, with
Strstton ; Rev. C. C. Corneille, West Chlokerell ;
Rev. C. Borne, Claesilborne ; Rev. Septimus Hobbs,
Compton Volenos ; Rev. Randolph C. Marriott.
West Compt ; 1t,,. If. F. Joon, All Salute'.
D ,rcheeter ; Rev. H. Everett, Holy Trinity, Dor-
chester ; Rev. T. Weaham Kohn, fit Petrie., Dor-
cheater. ; Rev. C. F. Posey., curet., St. P.•ter's,
Dorcheeter ; Rev. H. P. R ince, the:Oslo 11. M. Priam,
Dorchester ; Rev. C. Hammond Garnett. Fleet and
Leo.tton Herring : Rev. A. A. Lanar.i. Fordington ;
Rev. It. M. L. Lee curate, Fording:on it.,. C. Ll.
,anctuary. Weet F edirrgt n ; 1t,,. C. A. Moak
Smith, curate, We.t Fordiogt ro ; Rev. R. 0. Mace
don tid, Fanpt ; Rev. A. B. J• 111.4. curate. From*
Vauchurch ; Rev. W. J. Pope. Godmanst no anti
Nether Cern* ; Rev. A. J. Res fall, croon,
Godmanetone and Nether C,rne ; Rev. F. T.
Colby, Litt el Cheney ; Rec. R. it. Meadows,
curets of L mgbredy, with Littlebredy ; Rev.
M. Hankey, Maiden Newton; Rev. J. Hall, Ideloombe
Homey; Rev. E. J. Cumming line, Rev. J. Kennedy,
and Rev. Reginald Courchill. curates of Melt nobs
Rorie, with Ralipole ; inv. R. it. Berber, curate,
Dewlish ; Inv. J. F. Vaudrey, Onnington ; Rev. F.
R. Freeman, Puddletown ; Rev. J. A. Beazor, Port-
land, with slouthweil ; Roy. 11. C. Shelton. Asel.torat-
Chaplala Porde:ad Convict Ertablishment ; Rev. A.
Hill. Preston. with Sutton Polon, and Chaplain
Portland Convict Edtahliehment ; Rev. E. W.
Burrow.. Ponckuowle ; Rev, Canon Reginald Smith,
Wrst Stafford, with Promo Bid dt ; Rev. Canon
N•sb. ToiPutidle ; Rev. J. it. Buckle, curate, llpwee
Rev. E. P. Cembridge, Wartowell, with Pozwell ;
CIDOI2 Stephenson, St. Joho'r, Weymouth ;
Rev. I'. M. Bell-Satter, curate, Bt. John's, Wey-
m tuth ; Rey. W. Barnes, White mbe, with Came;
1t... E. W. Collinson, Woodeford. with Tinaleton ;
Rev. It. A. England, Wyk* Regis ; and it.,. E.
Ludlow, Winnsboro,. St. Martin.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-24

PORPOISE LIVER OIL

TRADE MARL
THE NO T EXTRAORDINARY, GRIM, AID

WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
Eor the cure of Oonsumption, Loss of Flesh, Spit-
of Blood, Weakness, Local Debility, Loss of
Memory, Lawitude, Lowneas of Spirits, Languid-
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the Mind Irritable and Desponding, Palpitation of
the Heart upon the least excitement, want of Vital
Energy. Nervous Debility, ie. . .

All the above symptc7sias may be dispelled by
means of this efficacious and remedial agency. A
may well be termed the true

FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH & VIGOUR,

re-aniinating and reviving the functions of life;
iwparting renewed energy and vitality to the most
shattered oonstitutions debilitated and enfeebled by
various influences.

To be sold direct from the Inventor I Proprietor,
(HUNT EoDONALD, 3, Romer Br., LONDON, W.,
or by all Chemists, at the following prices, with
directions :—half-pints, 2 6; pinta, 4 6; quarts, 9/-
P. 0.0. to be made payable to the ProprietLir,
Charing Oros, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-24

SULPHOLINE

LOTION

THE CURE FOR SKIN DISEASES 1
IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAY I

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN USE
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MARVELLOUS APPLIGATION.

UAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. Pr.iF.'.GTLY HARMLESS.
CURES OLD-STANDING SKIN GISEASES.
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.
There ia ecarecly any • tuition bat will y 1.7.1 to
su;rholine" in a few date. mini c •iohnhacc to (A,
&Way, crcii if secini:l•:;y 1,,,t cure. Or.li; nry 1::..•.:•1,
redorss, blotches. nua, ngl.n a.v:il as if by
whit indiifig ik,i,.l-.. trZ. I,la,
Seim% I,sor. •. ; rrati.To. tett. I. i;
rot, .1. •• lowa, fiik attac', tia
dcstroye the aftrutlctilie cnti,
unsi tl.tiy, irntabl.., painful nth,clh•P, ago] ).1...10ccs •
Cli at, ianooth, licalthy •• bulph,.hue"
Lotion is sold by Ct.. eV.Tywhere.
BOLLICS. 2s. nit.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-24

AORICULTURZ.

rill-1E TENANT FARMEItti. JOURNAL.
Price, Id, Weekly. Yearly, Gs. tid. Poet
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MERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
A gentleman, haring tried in vain every
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self-cure Ile will be happy to forward the particulars
to any sufferer on receipt of • stamped and directed
envelopa—Address .1. T. ffiWal.l. Faq. Brook-villa,
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NORrII-IVICSITAN 87:4M14 mitzroluss

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THE NIX? stscrioN.

MBE PROVISIONS of the CORRUPT
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-24

A LTZRAIrIoN OP PREMISES.

:-

J. WARREN
EEGs to thank the Public generally for put
favours, sad to announce that during the ex-
tensive alterations to his Premises in High East-
Le will carry on his Business in the
MARKET HOUSE
Mere all orders will receive prompt attention.
Bovliceler. April 24th, 11184.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-24

PEPPER'S

QUININE a, IPON
HEALTH.
STRENGT
ENERGY. UM IC.

fIREAT BODILY STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
IJ QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—Br if&
new life. enrichinz the idoi,d, and etrenatiien.ez the
mil, obi r system. the manifold symptoms via. leesa
app.-tae ru Intim fatigue ceases, tm mted
hi alit% a general accesmon of strength and vigour .mer
the whole ey stem wives the benefit derived.
'.RAT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
Si QUININE AND IRON TONIC—It braces
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Ftreelrt It of the pulsc. rapidly ditipi•llind the d.
irritable condition reidilting from prostrated lanes.
Bach Bottle contains 32 110Sel

REAT MENTAL STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
ST QUININE AND IRON TONIC, its
ruppostio4 iaducnee on the body and nrrtro, rel•nifl
the ra,ages caw, .1 by ovcrtaxinz the brato
and #o gives gnat mintal atrets;,,tb. IL corti
&lowa 114. ”ch 41. nefum, itnitationr.

-
EIREXT Met:STN.: STRENGTH. PEPP:..;VS
U QUINiNF A% lr i ei.r TONIC
lit. -li.•li. : II 4 .t 1,,1r.: ~ ti "t
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on sending ti • aing•utit in ,taiiiiir or l'. Order to Juh•
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-24

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Children under 12 years hall price. Infants under 12
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For further particulars regarding Passages, Land
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street, or T. G. Bursa, 16, Wollaston-villas, Dor-
chester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-24

GOODALL'S EGO POWDER.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-24

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-24

CORRESPONDENCE.

MUSIC IN THE rowN AND WALES.
To the Editor.

Sir,—l quite agree with "bow of Yogic," and I
, concur with him with regard talks mitigate of Dor.
I cheater trying to ride. a fund in eupport of the bands,
which would be encouraging to those who bare of late
years being trying to supply utuoic for the amuse-
ment of tha inhabitants of this town. Ile will no
doubt be surprised to how that a bond played out on no
lee, then 74 texesions (in walk, and town) during 1883,
eummer and winter, and when • collection was weds
during Christmas month the amount co.lected wee so
small that toe le. tsr wins unehle to pay his bead
sufficient to remunerate them for le ,ving their work
for the purpose of playing out. Thule. sir, you will
&theta, Ls nut very encouraging, as It must be
remembered that out of the little money witioh I.
c dlected, one tonal, in expended in repair. of instru-
ment., light., music, bec., but for all, the leader and
bpol stick to their work with a hope that some one
will come to their aid .stoner or later.
ONE or Tkill Two.
Lion:heater, 17th June, 1884.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-24

roma HosaurAL, TOR QUA Y.

A WINTER MOME FOR CUSAELE PATIENTS
IN INCIPILNT CONSUMPTION.
Western Hospital was closed on the lit
I last for the loaf Sutunter Mouths, to bo RE-
OPENED on OCTOISIIN Ist, offering a llotue for the
WHOLE WIN T ES to lapatieuts (25 wousen and 23 wen).
Froht the that maintain • subecrlption list for
Up purp.ov, Patients are received FREE 0. MAISIE
for thir usaistenance throughout the Whiter ; but by
Ware or withdrawal of subscriptions. a county at
ewe 1.41.4 is this privilege. -übecriptlons and
dousituss payable to litigant VITIAS and Co., Hankers,
TorplAy or to Mr. WitUalli DAt.hai, 4, Somerset-
terra,. TorluaY.
bm*111.{.4,6 of Work (either of nos or ornamental)
f..r sill also be most acceptable if sent by Pero&
Post to the Matron—
MEL HANDRAIL
Woitera liospltal,
lorquay.
Jose 201 h, WI.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-24

PAINTING AND PAPZR-HANGING•

Experienced workmen sent promptly.

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GOOD NAWS FOR Tilt MAP.
RCLiARD'S CURE FOK DEAFNESS
may be used with Perfect Safety, u t contains
nothing which can posiiibly injure We }:ar. Prior,
Is, lid. per bottle, or tree by Poet to any Address for
14 stamps, from
E. J. OUCELAUD, CIiERIST, SALISBURY.
Any Chemist will procure It to order. liundreds of

=mei have beea effected.

"HOW HE HEARD THE BIRDB BING."

- Marlborough.
"Bir,-1 bare used your ' sure for Deafness ' and
found great relieL 1 must say that it has bowl worth a
Cluverelgu to we. 1 could out Lear the Church Bella
ring when in bed, now 1 atu hoar the Birds slog. 1
return many thanks.—Yours truly,
To Mr. Orchard. U. T. BLUM/D."

SOLOMON says :" It is better to dwell in the corner
of house-top than with, brawling woman in a wide
house." II such an unlucky man should ever get deal,
lit him avoid using 4* Urchard's Cure fur Deafness,'
it should restore his sense of bearing; and eti
plunge him ague into misery.
BENSON'S

WORKMAN'S
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-24

Tilt BASILLOPTCT ACT AND SMALL DUTORS.

Is the suit of W. Vernon v. Charlet Jones,
Wider, of Cattist ck (claim 1:15 7s. Id., and in which
a. order of Ss. • month bat been made), the debtor
ittrdbefore hie Honour m to the application of
isoes of the new Act which applied t debtors
under £so.—His Houston mid if • man's debts did
not exceed 1:30 he c iul I come btfore him ao I aik
him to maks what was called at adulinktrati., , order.
But in this mete the total lisbilitini of the debtor
amounted to £133. That came within another branch
of the new law. in which the debts did not exceed
£llOO. Fie rec .snmencled Jones to ttke
*dyke on the matte—The order of 3. • mouth would
In the meantime atand good.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-24

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3111DPO1T.

WOlldsLT TASTLi. —At the B Iron PoliC,•coUri OR
Friday, a travelstained female, 1101110 I Slur Ana
Morris. wad charged b dote Mr. 11. Howell with
wandering •br0.1.1, &c., &I. P.C. C li,v sail pelotas.,
hal inf.amed him that she had jut arrived from
Bristol, but she ha I been in the town several days
He "shifted" her aeversl 1i113,1 on the previous night,
hut she refined to go away, n,t ha leet • ter her !enter-
ing at the brewery, sin 'king a 'bet pipe; asPim
reined to go he looks I hrs. up. Pritoner here said
she " smoked by the dcco,r's orders" Th • magic.
trate csutlon.l her, and f evoared hr with • diamissal.
NAIROW ESCAPE raox Flat —What, would haws
been a obvious Ere WWI fortunately averted at West
Bay early on Friday morning. A servant in the
employ of Mrs F. 40, Refreshment Rooms, lit • gas
jet in the ehop to. • porpn,e. Slo. then lett the shop,
but returnal a few minute. lot •r, (In being alarmed
by aMt Wing noise. Cho est by • ,ine wee
•,,l produ el a volume of alone n int..U.,IY 1...1 in .t
th• chop WIIII 01l the eve ~f ben tato,: ruin. orb.,
whole of the st els was rendered tiechas, and the
tenalieee tirmh damaged. But for the prompt action
of Mr. Briggs (the Harbourmaster). and tdhere, the
and thaw mfjolalax—all of read roots—mxat
Lr;:117:11 cold'', drama
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-24

DEFR tUDING THE STEAM PACKET
CONIPANY.

At the B neigh Polies Curt on Mnelav (.11i. day)
before M. 5.... Robe's., Rowe, Vincent, and
Nathan, • respectable looking man, named Kimund
Appleyard. wh, said he belonged I. I,
brought u in custody, charged with def eau +log the
Worn. util and Channel Islands Steam packet
CM) I ,any ..f the sum of 14s, being the em cent .4 his
pamage fr ,m Jersey to Waymnutb.—Tb. p-i•mer, on
the ch nese being real over to him, said it was no
dcfrauding. and applied for the case to be ad.
jource I for him to Instruct • solicitor, bat
It, application was refused. Mr. I/el:scour,
the chief steward, said the Cygnus loft
Jersey on Saturday, and arrived in Wsym oath yester-
day. The prisoner was a pamminger, but with tut a
ticket. lie was asked for his fare, and said he cosld
not pay, as be had not any money. He had not any
baggage either. -Prisoner I had • basket ; I wkod
the witnese to lot me go and as. the agent. hut he
refused to do an. He has property of mine. I then
asked him to let me pay biro when I got t London,
but be declined, and add he ehoul I gi•e nin into C,II
t Ai% I wish for • remand until Wedge-day when I
shall bses plenty of mono, ; shall hese CIO very
likely by the next poet.—Mr. Robins V.a are find
54 with the cash, in addition to the fore, El 3..
In all, and in default 14 days hard lab oar.—
Pris 'nee When shall I have to pay it I—Tbe Clerk:
At ono.. —Prisoner: I have so mosey.—Tbe Superie.
teudsut said the prisoner NIA telegraphed to hi.
Irked*, and he (the Superintendent) would keep him
est tans station ostll the Wien salted, or a. OM,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29

A CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.

Trandueion as a oar* for pelaion try consumption is
bdg‘ tried as .n •xperiment in N•er York witti, It to
stated. the most enootiragine surer,. Toe Stitt experi-
ment was undertaken four tnotiths ago by an enthusl-
teethe young surgeon to ttie the of • owl agod twenty-
three years, the sin of • weaitiy dry-soode dueler, who
woe go la- gone with the dituase that =Aka' consulta-
tion hod pronounced recovery hopeless and death only •
question of • few weeks Toe remedy coninered in the
repented trenefusion from the &Aerial eyetem of •
healthy young 0n... who nauseated to •ot as donor, of
from four to six ensues of fresh blood. sce irdlng to the
withal styled "art iric-ritham` rho pit eat was s
egeseitagly feeble when the fir.t treader wee mall thet
only four OUBON were trap/aimed, In canaeqlease of
the dieturthooe of the action of the heart a..
Immediately woad. To, recrudeeconoe of the vital
1110111T101 won however, extraordinary; aod from the date
—elmost fr.= the moment of the experiment—Au wheat
began to improve. Tice tendency to esnactatioa
dli-
sppeorod. sad the pulmt.nery symptoms were greatly
redno .4 in ervrritr ; •opat 1 f. r foot r.tareed, and the
nereoue I ro•t-•tion .11111 areal, relieved. Three Weak,
latet the opera Lion was rapeseed aith lox ounce rim bloo I,
the methot employed being that of Protemor J. W. H 'ore,
the keel's's advocate of traaelasiiat in the Um tel
States. Th. results of the monad empty meat were even
more .661,Na-tory than those te. the fret. Tinesimams hove now bees nafertakes, and the pit.leat la
laaroviar so rapidly both la health nod lota symptom.
that he recovery is cook lend, expected wtsoot sootier
matt to the process The true tamely for consumption
has, it la believed, been at lame disoovered.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29

HOW HE HEAILD THE BIKINI 81N0."

" liarlborough.
" 81r,-1 have used your 'Cur. for Orestes. ' sad
found mat relief. 1 must say that at has been worth.
tiover to ma 1 could not bear the Church Bella
ring when in bed, now 1 can hear We Birds sing. 1
return many thanka.—Youni truly,
"To Mr. Urchard. "G. T. BantAxo."

801.0110 N says :" It is better to dwell in tbs corner
of • bouse-tup than with • brawling woman In a wide
house." if such no unlucky nun sliould ever get deaf,
let him avoid using Orchard's Cure for Deafness,"
kW it should restore bis miss of bearing; and so
plunge him aga.n lute misery.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29

A WOMAN SENTENCED TO DEATH.

At Newcastle Amiss on Friday Sarah Jae* Holmes,
&rid 34 •ai eeoteac.d t. de-th tor the wilful wader by
polsoolog of John 110i11104 Bator. .it eine, sot of a
solicitoee alert with whom she formerly cohabited. The
jury recommended her to mercy.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29

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fmprial Varlianunt.

HOUSE Or LORD&

FRIDAY.
In the Roue, of Lords on Friday Vie aitting woe v.'s.,
brief. • q sestlon was put enl anierered oancernlos
General but no new fent wee elicitel an respect
to Ile potion. • pumice of arras took piaci between
tke Yarquis of Salisbury and Enl Granrile. relative to
the Waded of the laster to reply to. question put on tbe
pravioug day wittiest not ce ; and their lordships roes at
twenty minutes to Sr. o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29

VIZ IAILWAT ACCOMMoDATION.

Mr. Blows said that the Council, alma time ago
pared • resolution thst they would form • committer;
with regard to Railway Aocommoda,ion Is meet
the Town C anrolttee. /14 wi.hA I I know wby
that committee had never been c tiled t thee,
The MAYOR sa;d he w.e gir g th in tine to
digest the extensive reports ',Lich had lova read to
them by Dr, Childs.
Mr. Damn* stated he war g f .1. the c on-
mittee to be called. There were ma.,y things be
should Uke to say in committee will b by should not
like to !ay there.
The Mayon: Then you think it rigl.t I should
tall the committee to meet the Town C mmittee at
once? _

Baows : Y.
It woe eventually decided that the c Anmi :tee should
be called on Friday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29

BLANDFORD.

WUXI"( Poting. Saturday, —l3lfore Mr. J. J.
Farquharson and Mr. B. G Farquharson, William
Counter, a respectable young man, of Blandlord,
employed as chemist's porter by Mr. K. H. Groves,
pharmaceutical chemist of gbh, two, was brought
op in custody, charged with stealing Bd. in coppers
from the shop till of his employer that morning.—
Richard Henry Groves dep ese I prbeiner was in his
employment, and having missed money from the till
in the shop on one or two occasions, the previous
evening he marked every coin retnsinimt In the till for
change next morning. Ile marked two shilling
pieces, two sixpenoes, and five abiding', sod eleven
pence in coppers. This morning, ab .ut quieter-past
sight, he counted the money in the till, and found
sightpence In c 'pp.,. missing. He sent for a police-
man and had prismer searched in hi. presence. The
door of the shop was looked doriog the night. It was
prieoner'a duty to be fird, in the sh pt'. draw up the
blind., kn., previous to the assistant's arrivaL —The
thelt took place about eight o'clock in the morning.—
P.C. Churchill deposed he went to Mr. Grove.' shop,
and saw prisoner there. He 'Aid him to give up
whatever he had about him. He gave him the 81. in
coppery (produced). He showed them ti Mr. Groves,
who pointel out the mark, on them. He then charged
prieoner with stealing the money. He replied be was
sorry, and asked Mr. Grove, to forgive him—Primmer
pleaded guilty, and elected to be triel summarily.—
Proescator naked the Bench t he as lenient as
possible, on account of his mother, a wi low, who was
dependent on him for her supigert rhe Bench took
this into consideration, and as &fen iant had not
been previously before the magi.trate., be was fined
0, to forfeit his week's way. du, ; In default one
,nth'e imprisonmeut.—Allowed till next justices'
meeting to pay.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29

AN ABSURD STORY.

As extraordinary story la biting told In Court circles,
sad I. being retailed by the Spiritualists, este the reasons
which ia-tueed the Qu.e, sub. last motneot, to alter the
arianoements for Yriooe L-opold's funeral. It is said
that is -et rt time belore his deatl. dimeing will an
mate friend, • lady of Doltish birth, of great pereooal
beauty, and the wife of an Studiah poor, bewm rallied by
her upon his unwonted abetemtlon. His answer was that
Ids sister Mehl bet come to hint in Dm night worried him
of an approaching calm:Bar, and told him not to trouble,
for all would soon be well. Toe Riyal Doke, like Ids
mother the Quen, seems to hate aimeptad supernatural
risitekune se real, and he told the laity that he would
prefer. If anything happened te hint, ti bats • milltarl
untold. Rr latyabip, the recipiemt of these etooddeaces,
wrote j„tter to e, leidb Court edlc:al telling him toe laity.
sad he lead her eum-nonication adore In Majesty. At
once the Qua ordered her dead eon's expreesed
lit Is, to be tuldlicl. Hume t ist chaste at the Mat
monent which led to so much perplexity and Moon-
Vitale/tee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29

RORRIBLE PARRICIDE.

A young man named Donoboo has boon arrootod near
AtAl.n. on • owns of patriot le. Ile atticked his tatter
wail* working in the garden, and held hitu on the grouod
while he cut his tbr wt with I table knife. Donohoo.
who receutly returned from Americs, la believed to be
los axe
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29

DattOKINITHIL
lanounturr4lntrzaal. Sta G. H.S. Wrzan, H.C.E..
bail boon appointed Um oonnnandant of UN &tabors
Meek* In enoooesioa Ii Prince Edward of San-
Weimar.

Tits Guinean SCHOOL—Mr. W. Z. &mot, UP. ~
has been elected a co-optative governor of this school
In the plan of the late Mr. Robert Dario.
it canner. —A savvy, earned Corporator, was on
Friday admittrid Into the hospital with • fractured
thigh. having been struck in Oro leg by the bolt of •
"goo whits at at on the Sw .nags Railway.
The Wrchoster Troop of the Queen's
Own nest at Bradford nark for muatoci drill on
Friday, under the command of Ciptain B.
Middle:too, Colonel Hambro being oleo primmest. with
Captain and AdJutont Rough, and Lieutenant
Thornton. Captain bliddlown afterwards enter-
tained tha troop in the diolug.room of the mansion.
0. Monday the Meibury Troop under Captain
Branner, had • good drill at Maiden Castle, and at
the aloes th• shooting competition for the two cope
cdorsd tor the best shot, took plans, resulting In
Trooper 0. &madam and Corporal Croon being the
winners. Trooper, H. d. Frost and W. H. Bauman,
the next highest, will with the 'dopers represent the
troop in the Loyd-Lindsay contest at Weymouth.
Ti. troop waa afterwards entertained at diaper at
the King's Azma, when Kr Frost provided an
elegant repast. In Kr. Beyiny's &boom Dr. Randall
(surgeon to the troop), oocupied ill* chair.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.

There is scarcely any eruption but will yield to
" Sulpholine " in a few days, and commence to fads
away, even if seemingly past cure. Ordinary pimples,
redness, blotches, scurf, roughness, T 11114,11 as if by
magic; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, eczema,
acme, psori.is, roses, prurigo, totter, pityriasis, however
deeply rooted, " Sulpholine" successfully attacks. It
destroys the animalcule which mostly cause these
unsightly, imtahle, painful affections, and produces •
clear, smooth. supple. healthy skin. " Bulpholine",
Lotion is sold by Ci ii Is everywhere.
Bottles, 2s. 9d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29

TR. OIOSOR INS PROPERTY.

Tbe next buena« was to affix the c,omr, ,a Seat
of the Cowbell to the contract fur the purchase of the
George Inn property.
Mr. Loyal, asked if the L7OO for the purchase of
thle property Included the wets.
Tee Towx Om replied that it did not.
Mr. Rio ws asked what the rusts would b..
'rhe Town Cuan maid the vendor'. cods were about
r.m, and bis the same:

said II the trustee+ hal had say
idea they would hare t) pay costa they well
hare eanctioued,thenle.

—Mr. HOUNIIILL asl4 be should certainly oppose the
seal being affixed if they had to pay the c.ats.
Mr. BROWN said be didn't think they ought to be
drawn foto paying, a lot of legal espouse..
Mr. $0111041: You can't blip it
Mr. NesatA sal his impression at the lime was
that the _2700 would Wanda costs.
. . . .

---T-h-e-ifii-o-a explained the -position of the Council,
and eventually it was agreed that the seal ,hould be
affixed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29

PEPPER'S
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The best Antibilious Remedy.
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Regulates the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29

_
TO INS LLACCTORS OF TEL COUNTY OF
DOILYST.

GENTLEIIk.N, itt. aunottnoement of
olonel 'Noy, to the effect thin, in view of
ebny Dimomtudi, be dues not Unbind to again meek re-
a oue ml 3011 r representatives, induce. me to
latiumte that when the unie arrive* it is my mleation
to mist tinged as a candidate for the honour of repro-
scatiag yuu an Parliament.
gy watt.' views are well known to you. They
are closely ideutitord with ilium of the late Mr. Fowles,
sums defeat in was perhaps the greatest political
baulder to the prejudtos of agricultural industry,
happening, it may 'hardly be too much to say, Mace
the abolition of the Corn Laws It is almost im-
possible to over eetimate the benefits which his ripe
judgment ou agncultural quesuous would have
bummed had his oponutie been brought to the nonce
01 the doom of eunitilUlS, and through that seseinbiy,
I. the 0a11..0. My purpose is to aury on the good
work Mr, fowler was se anxious to achieve on Hoes
that while admitutig of no hieaucerity, WALL be free
boo, and umulluericeil by, the vacillatious and dotal-
nation of party.
am unable to share Colo'.' Digby's itupreeaton
that early Utmulatem I. unpeeding. 1, indeed, cautiot
lwaeve Parliament will dissolve by the House of Lords
throwlag out the Imuebiee Bill, regard's** of has
alter cousequetteee, as it will affect the prawn and
liters rehouns betweee the agricultunst and the
labourer. Will further, I 0.1.01 believe the 'louse of
Lords or Parliaiouut will be no bliort-eightod as to
trr eider to tbe buatiegs the respunsibiaty of demdiag
the priociple ut • tuestauro, by the alit of One Clan&
voting tie poteibie maciusion of another class from
,z.droirog Um ballroom of thu people.
It sprier* to me that those of the electors who
sympathies> at heart with agncultural iuduetry will
du well la withhold their promisee of support in the
coming struggle before they IrrelrieVably commit them-
selves to that fatal error,- Adherence to Party."

I Lave tbe honour to be,
Geotiouit a,
Your obedient end faithful servant.
Ok,Ul 110LLll408.
1, Taalie'd Court, Temple, April 11e1,

DO Belli, TER AGRICULTURAL SOCIZT Y.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29

..-_,
BLAU Di 01D.

ms_y be sent,
CHALLINGS Cur COYPITITION.—The second fort-
nightly o nipetition for the ()Ancient's Challenge Cup
by members of 11 Company took Oboe at the butts
no Monlay. There were eight competitor., arid the
highest Poore' were made by Private Watti.42; Lassos-
Co, pored Lambert, 40; Private T. Hunt, N. Ranges
200. 500. and 600 yard., five shots at each range,
Concinzr.—A vocal and Instrumental cooos,t, tinder
ghe au.l,lx • of the Blanifori Temperanos S
we held in the Corn EXCniingo on Tuesday •veuing.
I here was but • meagre attendaoos, and we fear the
society will suffer by the undertaking. This is 5, be
deplored, SO public oon oda bay. not been over
plentiful in Blendford this spring, and • loss neces-
sarily preclude. the probability of the executive arrant,
Ins Similar treats.
Q.O.D.Y.o.—rbil members of the Hlandford troop
mit at 120 clock on Manley for mounted drill in the
Orolia Meadow. There wee • fairly goo 1 muster, 36
of ail realm being present. The troop were put
through • variety of evolution, by Captain Portman,
thtptain and Adjutant ttough, and the troop drill-
instractor 3argesta-idej ir Filet. The drill lastod for
two bops, and no ine grooni we ootioed toe H a.
W. H. B. Portman, AL P., ktra Portman. end the
Mire. Portman. in addition Li the • *TO unioOnl,
there wits 41.0 present Lieutenant Williams. After
the drill iho troop proceeded t the butts of U
Cm-
puny D.R.V., and ognpeted for the annual troop oup.
Tee cup Val W.ni by froopar C ,g.Bati„tt. with a
score of 42 points, Trooper Gifford being seogid with
• sows of 41 pound. Sobeeipeatly the loop IWO
nuts talus I to • linit-olase thoser .sth. Crown Hotel
by the Captain.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29

WIALBOBWIL

T. D. B. RAwuI!OTTHICHUICU GOVaillloll3.
Thia County Court actiou—the Lars of which were
heard st the March court—was on Thursday witb.
drawn on the defendants palls./ the debt and csits.
Tel LATI VICIADCILtL umta Gialf.—The will
(elated March 16th, 11374) of Vice-A..itniral the Hou.
Henry Oarr Glyn, 0, ii, la..' of No. 32, Eaton-
place, who died ou F•bmary 16th last, was pr,ried on
the 6th ult, by the Hoc. Patoos Coutes Glyn and the
Hoe. Sydney Osrr Glyn, M.P., the brothers, the
executors, the value of the pereoual estate arnountuag
to:two:dm of 136.000. The testator bequeaths him
w watch, with taw appeadairda, sad Medias to
his el4st sou, Henry Richard; hoe lorultare, plate,
sad household effect, to his eldest daughter, Rare
Rirersdale; sod • legacy to hie children's nurse. The
residue of the personalty I. I. be hell, upon trust, for
all his ohildren, other than an eldest eon, in equal
shares. _

-707117 T COMM Thursday.—(Before Mr. Sujeant
Tindal Atkinson, Judge.)—Ada Voeper, se executrix
of bee late husband, Samuel Vesper, boot and shoe-
maker, of Wicnborae. •. Harriet Gam., late of
Wimborne. Claim Ed 10., 81., balance of SCO""
alleged to be due. Mr. Tanner appeared for
defendant After bearing the facto of lice cue his
Honour held that the plaintiff COlll,l not recover, 011
the grounds that the greater pat ”f the debt, which
was contracted in the plaintiff's hardwire lifetime,
bad been forgiven ; that all the oti ffects at the me of
plaintiff's hueband's death were, at his
vested in the trustee, and thdt this claim ought to
have homed put of It; and thirdly, that the
defendant had no meant —William riymoncle, draper,
Wimborne, v. George Hamm, WU:labors', Claim,
19, 61 The debt Was barred by the statute of limits.
lams. which was pleaded am defence., and jo,irmerit
wan given ft d,fendenr.—Anioe Cutler v. L .ckyer.
Claim £2 lle. 6 1., due for 13.250 .P. 4 at 3.. 9 I. Per
1000. Judgment for plaintiff et 4.. a coonth.—lo
U Edward Janet Texas, of Mo Alton St. Oder,
lahocirer. At the last Court defendant was sued OD
a judirment summons for a debt of £B, and the came
wee adjourned for • Matement of the liabilitiee to be
put in. This was now prodnowt and 'bowed that
830 6e. 41. was due from defendant to 14 creditors.
The earn was now further adjourned for two mouths.
his Honour remarking that if by that time defendant
Gould raise fb, he would rive Wm • protecting order,
so that none of his creditors would have the power to
send him to gaol.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29

MUT DICOVLS or rat rim?

Aldermen THOMAS staked how the lees cad fines
levied by the magistrates were apportioned? They
would understand his question if he informed them of
the circumstances which led to his askiog that quo
-
ti The society be was connected with Instituted
Proceeflings against • men named Squall, f tr cruelty.
In accoriance with the usage of the Psrent S gliety
be applied to the magistratle' clerk for a moiety of
the penalty to give to • charitable institution of the
town. He told him the raison', hod swallowed up
the whole of the fine. He wow asks I it that was a
proper disposal of the fines levied by the magistrates ?
Could not the fines be pad in gross to the Council,
and
_let them make the disbursement.

-ii;" T0w,75171; ti 7; --,-;,-Invoetirsted the
matter, and had received the following from the
Magistrates' Clerk .

Weymouth, April 181 h, 1884.
Dow reply to your query ae to the cam of William
Squibb, who wee summoned some weeks since for cruelty to
animals I beg to I form ,you that the defendant being • very
Mrman was only floe 10, by the italic.., being
eosta Incurred by the proceedings. The fine in this cam,
hal It exceadal the c-ate, wou,el hare (One, 004 half to the
Informer, and the other half to the °veneers of the poor of
the pariah, but In ads ma the whoa of the penalty goes Into
the pocket' of the town as cane, a, follows Inform.
Uon, Is. ; for eurnas,ns, la ; copy for *orrice, II; soperann.e
lion fund 1,, swam, le. ; demos, 'none 11 Court, 3..; convic-
tion (drawing), So; earl' of the peace (Sling). it.; total.
10s. AA In other mess the lbws are p.ll, some to the
eupentnnuation fund,or the treasurer of the county,ais direct d
by the Seclol Act of Parliament applicable to each MO. —I
roman, dear ear, yours truly,

. .. ..
C. F. Aansa.
There was a slight discussion, sod then the matter
dropped. _

WHO I assromezeu?

Mr. Lount, in accordance with the polies be gave
it the last meeting, with relerenos to the Quay
Well from Ferry's Corner nurthward, asked who
wee responsible for keeping it up or rebuilding.
The Tows Ctgas said his strong impression was
that the Railway C unpsnies were liable to keep the
Quay Well in its entirety from Ferry's Corner to
Greenwood's Corner.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29

HORRIALX sPsortOLl.

In • music hall at Motherwell, in Lonarkahlre, •
retired firmer. named Job. Kiliktion, shoal 60 ware
of Vs. sonomitted aeiotie in view of the entire endless*,
about TOO children helm g ag to the *event schools of the
town. Middleton bad titre throe of We faintly be the
ball, and after the perform thole had bee. proceeding foe
some time sprout to his feet and. exclalmiag " That is.
mockery, this is a reelity." drew the rears morose Ms
throat and rot It from oar SI ear. a• died la • few
minute.. The solemn' and szeitaseat of the elolidm•
were fearful, and • rush wee made for the frost door.
Tee muster of the ball ran to the door, and aim but Is
m time, ao versl th T
Ildren had fallen. he door opened
to the outside, and in a abort time the hall was empty.
8 an, of tha children fmot 4 after reaching the street.
Kiddistin, bad antd I. hie wife before gels' 03 the hall
that he would be • dead man in two heartland • half.