The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-03 00:00:00

ORAOROFTZ . AREOL TOOTH

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PAM.
BF using thia delle'oun Araitatle Dintlfrice the &meal
of the teeth becomes white. sound. sad Polished Mil
Ivory. It I. exceedingly 'recruit, end epsole/17 asslaL
Get CI, war I.

DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE EARS, dlie.
DFLLAR'S ESSENCE FOR
DEAFNESS

Should alwaye be tried. as in numbers of mow. weinee
ugly incurable. it has done wonders. Might
obatructiona in the ears, and the laossiaal
sounds to frequent with effected hearing. are
Sold everywhere.

CORNS! CORNS!! CORNS!!!
BUNIONS AND ENLARGED TOE JOINTS 111
CURED IN A FEW DAYB.

DELLA.R'S CORN AND BUNION
:PLASTZRB

Are the only reel remedy. They differ from ell piasters
shields. or compinitions. By itistintly softesing tile
callous surrounding the pan soee st mos. the Oors seas
lollowint. Busload end enlarged toe joimg
more tans ; but the action and mina la 'muds. Bges. ls. ISt,. evisryalsere.

SULPHOLINE SOAP
Is a delicately maned. *brutally pure Soap. Wended
!or (sacral uw. but speoleilly by those endowed with mn• 'Rive skies. Common Imp. rtectly prepared seam seented
eelth injarieue acrid oils. (recluse* cause akin dimes& For washing at all times, and bringlan the aton.aJS
pliable. hielthy condition, &Optimizes Soap bold. the bell plea& Ito odour is Tog elemaat, and the Soap acit
pensive.T 61. net

T.b1.11

LIVER COMPLAINTS,
BILIOUSNESS.
INDIGESTION,
STOMACH DERAGNEMENTS
CURED B Y

-D-it. KING S

DANDELION & QUININE LIVER
PILLS
WI TEO t 72 11ZROVIST),

Art effeetively on the liver, and, while siugly
Us all that can be desired. Dr. King's famalmserft
molly and clear the entire system by freeing the Dyer
Irons sluseiatetss, csualog the stomach to properlp
perform iti functions. Stiehl/ mid entirely
ill fooling of headaohe. diastases. optstssrrs=
and back, dim/ratable taste, namea, idlsssttou,egsseg.
sensation of heavinese. and Irritating depression
billow attacks and liver deramemente.
BE SURE TO HAVE DR. KING'S PILL&
SOLD ETU YWHARE.

Monet ennutg expreol.

DORCELMBTIEL. MAROH Sed, 180.

00t111.

TIN potty quibbling of the Weymouth Tows
Ootiacil will b.. worm of amusement to the whole
county. Our seaside Mend' seem thrown Into •
Male of ommiderable *elution because Dorchester
has been &aeon al the name of the disleion, and at a

mailing of the Oceporsta body Oa Saturday it woe
derided that steps be taken to ;cotes* against the
outrage. It there are many such protests salami
Cioveesaent will feel it neoweary to appoint • corm
desire to enquire talc the matter sad christen the
divisions mew.

At a reseal meeting of Lionised Victuallers great
oomplalat wee made of the lamas* of proprietary
clubs and the practical evasion thereby of the
lioroalag laws. This Is • matter which will have to
be looked into before long. In every fashionable
enburb pertlemea residents ore pm:Skelly set np •
private publlolioare. Then are plenty of 'soh clubs
to which the eutworiptioa la no more than two guinea.
• year. Brea thaw are sot the oheapeat or most
&swam rivals of John Barleycorn. Tra3eemen
aid workmen hare their Globs, which still mote
okeely resemble pcbUchonees. and the aubsoriptioa to
which is merely aorninaL

TM Anglo-Italian Animas is all but complete.
and only one memo stlate for its not being made
public. It le well known that Bream le Intriguing at
Oonstantinopta and probably garde is booking her
ay tor bar own sinister ends to push on the Porte to
take some determined mason of resistanee. A
*MIMI= between Turkish and haus troops at
Massowalt must be avoided is my owe, or we Mali
knye the utters Qoestion on our hands, and Bugs
dismembering Mint renudas of Turkey while we hate
oar beads full eisewhera

Ws hare had sown of the terrors of was twos&
vary okra hams to oas owa doom. Tb• aossldast at
Bito•baryasas has agosdul lasi • glimpse la ow own
calls% of th• Wad of thiog which is colas on la tin
Bogdan. Th• billed sad Injured allows wins we'l-
l:sown. sad th• mows of Ilse explooloa owned a oh lit
palatal sowatlce, particularly:wins It booms known
bow loan the Guffaws rannalaad wlthans aclisquat•
margioal atteattos.

It le Um' that the guile modern sad dishonest
ides—lounded os an epigram of Peel'.—of the purely
destructive functions of an Oppasllloa should be
absadoced. rhe theory may mere wail enough tor
party purposes; but we Mao, the Gauntry Is getting
rather sick of "pasty purposes." It wants • little
lees of thin Fabian strategy, this tactical rusureavreing,
and • little more str•lghtforwerd hottest,, which,
indeed, would lasi now bulbs" best policy ; 'for the
rank and file of the ktinisterisi Party may we/I say
that If the Goventmeall leaves them la the dark 5. to
the future, so still more does the Opposition. We are
afraid that it is the epodes of Midlothian which
ties the Worm of the Oppositios leaders. They
have had a good example of the danger of ooming
Int r officio saddled with defielte sad categorical
pledges. That U they wank pOWtr, it ill a pity they
monot *crew up their mange to give • clear answer
to the gametic's, "What ought Lard Wolmley to
aocomplia at Khartoum, sod whet le to ba the frame
government of the Soudan "

Kr. Samuel fdwley, intends giving himself
op to temperance work. Speaking in London on
Saturday be said that on his retirement trona Prall•-
mentary life at the next diseolatlon, ha intended
devoting hia energise to prseming upon the people the
importanoa ol temperate habits. If, be says, the
£126,000.000 spent at the present time upon intazi.
*Ming drinks were reduoed by £lOO,OOOllOO, before
long not • loom in the ooantry would bs standing
Idle.
The Government bee been wads ....astable for

groat wany Megaton and evfla. Including the weather
and bad harvest., but the latest sad most oomloal
swerttou he that wade by oar rabid oonhunposasy, the
Moroi*, Poi : " The abortive attempt of liar Mel wity's
Government to execute a (varlet at &stet on
Monday last Is to be brought ander the notion of the
Howe of Lords on an early day by the Bad of Leh.
bstrahans, who will ask whether. and If ro, bow soon
John Le* will be entitled to the nasal tloket-ot•
Leave."

THE DECISION OF THE CABINET.
As was geserally expiated, Use Government will
not take the division on the Vote of Omouro so
soffirdost room to justify a dissolution, A pro-
tracted Cabinet Counoll was held on haulm and
although the deoleou was not minium/4 emend
members eves advising reigsalloe, the meJority hold
that la °melioration of the fact that the large vole la
favour of the Motlosoi Osman Inaludedthe 'bolo pot
sad belief/ of tho PernelUte Peer, they were not
rellei apes to Neigh Astother Important question
was aim eet at rest at Saturday's Oehler* meeting.
it WM freely stated that Mr. Gladelose would with.
draw from the leadership and Imve tits oostrol of
align to his chief raker, Lord Martin/tom There is
undoubted mitlimity for &style, QM The Ministry
wfU sot be after sill blown to Meese by the Oppod.
Mos bombshell of Friday sight. Mr. Gladstose will
'till rule the party, and ministers will still continue
to act is mooed. For all the, however, efforts will
be made by the Cabbalit to bring the work of this
Ikeelos to ea early • aloes as possible, and there is
every likelihood that an appeal to the country will be
made before the mid of the year. It I. expected that
able the Baciletributio• Bill has been passed, •
missme will be introduced to make the new Fran-
ebbe operate as soon as the registration of the new
Totem La been sompletwi.

Loaleoa AND Soula•Warrglia RAILWAY.—TIN
Merton ha ora us that Mr. Charles Sootter has
beau appointed Gomel Menus/ of the oompany,
sad ea mecum his duties cm Ow 2nd of March De t.
ILAmMail 09 Am (Omani, AID Gel —IL
March number cd this admirable publication la an
unusually valuable oae. It opals with • "Study of
Drapery," from • drawiag for thee Macao's* of Art (by
Albert Moore.) There ore wee& latereetlng papaw,
sad • member of beautifully executed ilogravinee
TIM FOlMlraliZrout doubt, tho camped and boot
of the
Tao TOIII OP OEMS& —Lard Alingtos and tin E art
of Bid= voted la favour of Lord Salisbury's motion,
aid Lord Wolvertoo against. In tho Oolamotla tho I
follow* votod for Sir Stafford Naethooto's notion :
Kr. W. K. &yam, Mr. J. rigor. Mr. O. N. Wa,too
(i44pait) and
Postman, J.
dßAr:liEl(.Plaw.ltdi.l6lLat
iicatagn Goan (WarTa6ani), ma Hon. ra. 0. Gly"
(Shaftesbury), were absent unpaged.
Lome. COMILIIIIIOIIII.—The London Gana" of Friday
oostolned the foUowlag :—War Office. Pall Melt,
Fobrusrl Mtb.—Lino BeettaUous. —The Doreetshiro
lassimeet—Liouteaant Arthur Herbert Plat from
Me 4th Battalion of the 01.mosetershire Regiment, to
be Itostemet, vim A. F. Douala' Hamilton, trans.
limed to the Queen's Own lOmoro• Mahlon ism
Ird Battalion of lb. Dorsetabire Militia Infantry—
Jobe Jernos Homy Forbes-Polls:lea resigns his
oosualosioo.
SOILIZINT AID DOUR RAILWAY COIMUIT —Tb •
fony.aith balf•yiteriv germs' walla/ was bold at
Me Goers, Hotel, Glutonbory, on Thursday, Mr.
Maim war's' (olosirman of the company) prodding.
TM directors' report stated that, uotwithatanding tbe
mai depressed condition of trade, ea* manna
received from the lames showed as looms* lc the
gram nicalp., of the lii. for tho twelve months to the
31st of Gobbet of 61,829 llt. ld. ties total arsonaMa
ga 1:192,8111111.. 101, as oomTroci with AMASS 91
kw pcsViolli /W. 1141110301 poyoblo to the
aseepamy
_by we, of sidlffonal rent for the met year
was 0,299 1/s. 101, being 10 per cent, of the gross
rec44om in exams of £114,816, and admitted of the
mama of iota/est at lb. rate of Pt. 4.1, pit mut. on
No. 4 &Denture Mock sad of additioual dividend
at tha saw of lit per mot. oa the exteasioa ordinary
steak, or la 115. pa mot, per minim, payablo la May
amt. TIN fixed minimum Mt of the On. for the sir
ementM to the Mt October laid had been duly
sawsleed, sad applied in 3paymmt of latineet on the
dobsatare stooks sad of dividend as the exteresion
geode, la essordasce with the Act of Podia-
mesa • report and statement of amount. were
resolved sad Mopped. The retiring directors, Mows.
agorae Thesis' Worry and Thomas Gibson Bowles,
sea ow saw* auditor, lb. 840a7 Smith, bowleg
the meeting terrabeeted witha vote of
Moab to tho "barman.

TEI CJIAIO3 OP CIUILLtY TO 01231
At Vis Blwebosse Petty Susloss oa Thar.lcy.
Won Make Goulds aad Oaptola Carr Glyn,
sa4Sli Kac.U. battier factor, of Yogalooter,
to maim aa 'dimmed suguatea, abarifac
Ciararlik week, to low piss et Yeissfastir, as She

lath of December, by improperly conveying them on
the Great Western Railway he • hamper in such.
position as to submit them to unneweesary pain and
suffering. It will be remembered that two hampers
reataining gram and turkeys were sent off from Poe
Ghats/ Station at eight o'clock at nipt, and were
allowed to remain at Yeloiluster Station till nearly
nine nest morning. One of these hampers, 50 Inches
, long, 20 inches wide, sod 16 inches deep, oonteined 10
geese and five turkeys, two of which were found to
be dead •hen the hamper was opened, and another
bad to be killed at 0n... The evidena to maned
the defendant with the affair was that of Samuel
Holly, railway carter, who said he packed the birds
In Dorchester market under the defenda-d's eupeein-
tandenor, sad warned him that the birds were over-
crowded, and that he would be liable to • penalty.
The defendant denied all knowledge of the affair, and
asked for an adJournmeot to enable him to call
witnesses, which the Bench granted on defendant's
paying the 1101211 Cf the day. /fr. Sidney Watts now
appeared for the defence, and said his answer was the
same ae his oliont gave to the constable—' 1 have
nothing to do with it, and therefore he was not liable."
Holly was the man who packed the birds, and Kennell
remonstrated with him on tbe way in which he was
doing so. Holly was the came of all the mischief.
and not Keonsli, The section limited offences of tile
kind to wow intentional act of torture or orally, and
they must °owe to the ooaclusion that there was no
such intention on the part of the defendant, ii the
death of the birds would be a lowi to him. There
most be a guilty knowledge, and the defendant bad
moos. He maintained the prosecution should hare
been instituted by the Society for the Preys:Won
of Cruelty against Samuel Holly, who he was
quite sure would have been c3nvioteid. His
client had nothing to do with 11.—John Wyatt,
a lad employed by Mr. (8. Kasor, auctioneer,
of Dorchester. said he recollected defeodant
purchasing some geese at Mr. Eneor's auction on the
17th December. They pecked the birds in two
hampers, and tiodino they were too full took out foto
and were going to take out more, but Holly said when
he got to the railwsy station he would put the four
birds into • third hamper and shift some of the other
birds, so se to let them have more room. He did net
believe Holly sp3ks t 3 gennell at all. It Holly swore
that he found fault with Kamen for allowing so many
birds to be packed in one hamper It was untrue.—
Crease:mind by Inepector Osherow, of the
: Defendant did not stand by while the
waggon was being loaded. He WM is the auctioneeee
office, and was not at the waggon till the last lot
was being pot up,—Robert Storey, employed by Mr.
Hanoi, said the turkeys and geese were under his
an. Holly came with the waggon between four and
five, and Wyatt had the birds, and he (whoa.) handed
them to Holly, wlo packed them. He told Holly he
was overpacklng the birds, and be said he had no more
beasts there. He told him there were four more
birds, and he said when he got to the station he would
plea* those in mother basket and take out some of
the others. It was entirely untrue that Holly found
fault with Kennell and said he was liable to a penalty.
—Orms-ezierniaed by Inspeotor Osborne: Komi' dull
not see the Int hamper loaded.—The Chairman said
the omme would be diamissed. It was perfectly evident
the geese were cruelly ill.treeted, but It did not appear
to thern that Hannell was the culprit in the metier.
—Mr. Watts applied to the Benoh to allow his client
the amount lee had Incurred in costs, 11 8. 101., aid
be Cala was made On the f1.5.P.0.A. for payment of
Ibis amount.

WZYKOIITZ.