The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19 00:00:00

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'era of some great genius which
instruction alone may have been
_ forth—our popular Schools of
Art in England are acting along with other
social and educational benefits to make England
• more-skilful and sueoessful workshop for the
world. The great attention of the South Ken-
sin ton authorities being directed to the im-
provement of our industry iu every known
branch of workmanship, no greater or more
direct facilities could be afforded for benefiting
every mechanical trade and business, no matter
how peculiar in Itself, than are offered by the
establishinent of thilt tridpdik branch of the
dovernment sdhool, under a trained and expe-
rienced master like Mr. Campbell. The pre-
sent writer some years ago read a paper before
the Southern Counties' Adult Education Society
at 'levies', which subsequently appeared in the
Society of Arta Journal, in which he pushed the
point somewhat further, by proposing to intro-
duce art into the rural cottage by way of a
household amusement and an Incitement towards
the aquisition of taste and skill, were it only in
the *ay of clay modelling, the rudiments of which
he showed to be placed even within the reach of
ohildren In the (tertian Kindergarten. But the
actual establishment in our midst of a &hoot of
Art is another and a different, mdalt mdre
significant and iMpdrtint thing. It means some-
thing abtive and beyond a pleasing employment
eittellisted to keep young or old out of harm;s
limy and give them gratifying Occupation. it
Otitis, if We mistake not, that tides and ant
lihrOughout our district are about to rub off their
xestielty ; that coarse and common as now may
be our spun and textile fabrics and staple
products, new departments on which the
enhanced value of artistic workmanship and
artistic wages may be superinduced, may even
there be ultimately introdneed 1 or If not that—
then the tout and datighters of the indtistrious
claws of IlridpOrti edlicated tinder auspice,'
such as these; itlinfid in taste, accomplished in
the manipulation of material, can go forth to
push their fortunes in the world with all the
advantages conferred by this great and agreeable
educational improvement. Let us hope and
treat then that the benefits pet conferred on the
community (Will not bp' segleotid. AS •Is mere ,
addition to Out atm toilet:ruin hippiness, sticdeas-
ful skill is of itself a pleasure which only those
who' possess it ever feel or experience. Our
conviction is that art of any kind is amongst one
of the greatest humanising and civilising agencies
known to man; and we do not hesitate to say
that although there may have been exceptions,
whieh after all, perhaps, only proved the truth
of the ride, the cultivation of ingenuity and
taste leaves to little leisure for what is bad
and violate; that a really inteeltent artist
can rarely be a ter:lN/ill). bed into, We
do ndt rot • runt:bent /et up the acquisition.,
of 'skill in drawing or design as a panacea for,
social evils; but success in art will certainly be ,
found a solace for them. And whoever seelri'
to procure a new delight *lll therefore tate care
to enter his children in these drawing classes,
were it only to have the satisfaction of contem-
plating their progress in an acquirement which,
while it points some day to this attainment of a
superior position, in iiiatiY inttaidaelt no
mean ithrtlediate advantages.—Bridport Tele-
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LODRRS.
Orr Sunday last, Harvest Thaaksgiving Services were
celebrated in the parish chetah, when tvro sermons,
appropriate to the taxation, *pre preached bY the
vicar, that in the morning from civ. 24, and in
the Elfbetipson from Rpholans v., 20. This' church vras
sitnply but prettily deooratel with corn and &were.
The attendance, were very good, and the collection in
behalf of the parochial school, amounted te
The school hsa lately been inaPeCted by the Rev. W. W.
, Howard; ft hi. Inspector, when 100 children were pre-
' sent, swat 70 found eligible for the Government Grant,
amounting to k. 113 2s. The Inepector's report is most
favourable, it cm, "Thin school is making ereditable
progress. The master is careful and pains-taking, and
ma giviag his scholars a sound tr;acatistu,"

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SiIiONDSBI7RY:
, hi set *Part ldr the harvest thaliks-
vice in the perish Church. Divine seriice *ill
ob at-half-pest two o'clock. The eeriness will he
preached by the Rev. 14. C. Powell, aura* of NH
Saints, Chardstock. At the oonchision of the service
there will be • thank offering collected which will be
given to the funds of Broadoak Church.

011ARMOUTH..
A 80, brio*Nerr. —On thnreday the tth inst.„a
moat melancholy event onciii+ed 4 OM place: It
appears that Chill**, &MI tit Mr. 11. Wild, went to
bathe liy hlthself, and it is supposed that cramp took
him, for hie clothes were ibund on the beach, which
led to the discovery. Ha was then searched for, and
was founsyn, be drowned. ,
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root&
lastiltel.ron Of earns.—lt offords us much pleasure
to state that Mr. John Frampton, has been selected as
cittle inspector for this pork No man could be better
qualified for the office, or more deserving.

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ndblh inti rev. correspondent of the TOW this.
moralizei on the cattle plague in the eerie of the
herd of Mist °oath, the trOMIONIS of the infeeled
animals vraci4 to say the least of it, very
1.-ird Granville's otres•had'hot only the adl
all the skill and energy of his herdsman,
great rrisdbm, we ettlithittcd to the Ur
any veterinary atirgoont !lid Wished to
own thanties fit the i-ay of rethedilti
both nab* the epidemic defied all curative brit&
ment. No sick oows mild have had a fairer field*.
struggle with disease. All that oare and cleanliness
could do to prevent their infection was done. Whett
infected, all that money could command was called
in to the rescue, but at vain. We byre now poeitfitil
evidence that when an epidemio prevails the Man
ailm knew
healthy and proSperons Millions are .19-
We that dirt and low living, impure
.reipbere and depressed vitality, invite themes;
*now know that when disease is set atlM4j no
matter from what quarter, in no quarter I *re
perfect safety. There is a Moral to be drawn from
these trrel dairies and their soene of death.. ma.
cows of Lord Granville anot Milli B. dotitil k
a highly priviregiid olsis. They &boils In all vowing,
luxury and oomfort....Thelii is no stisOoion
among this cLue the disease first broke out; on the
contftry, Owl; le every reason so believe that it dud
not, that*, finit,appeared among ill.treated cows.,
•• , • is &great mistake to suppose that highly.
privileged oniasilk living on the fat of dairy land Or'
mansion-house land, and in real ;:ql health
they tte•
cause ey show ailment, are upd comely
to look upon. Now? his,have o'ddlibt, very
different views frem our owe skint heidth,
were origihally. built to her order, and then left liat
our own derives. We have:fihkeliotrange libertlet,
with mgt and beast. We
standard of what we
of body whit& will i
the way of 63,04 it; '
beasts we feed for

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'creditors or .Weigir antonnte reside principally
Greanwlehi Deptford, and CaniberwelL Proofs
antotinting in tile aggregate to about £430 havinr
tender. d and adinitted. the creditors nomina.
John Dean Bina A 63, Great Tower-nine
the City of L0w.„.., tovrtneacoon
and upon his ire. pts nee nf the ti,mr,

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and onneotions made Ooke the
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