The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29 00:00:00

HOUSE OP COMMONS.

TIIO3IIDAT.

TUE BUDGET.

Qsestions occupied the House for • onolderah's time.
554 at ..,on o'clock Mr. C idlers comm.nced his state
most on the Budget. fleterring to the various items of
aaaaa us, he moots mei • continued lues up in the income
from the eel, of wine and 'spirit. which, amid a acetate'
laugh from Sir Wilfrid Laws in, he largely ettr.buted to
the Gass weather or November. Dec miser, and
H r had estimated the treetula of the y.a• at
£86.6411.000 toe actual yield had li-en £B7 00605) The
• SIAM .itsro he tad estimate 1 t £10.819,000 Th.: set lel
at. 1-eement bet been £88.956.000. .howing • earplug of
£406.000. Dealing with the N D.bt, he eat" I that
loc-tido Inc the year net v....eh -ii £5,118 0011, in
a .4) £1.0010.000 --sid off on accouot of the Arghen
war. o th £7,000,000 of our ego oittor belle tilted
I; toI ate er ri.. at, and the .f. 5 000.000 tot... repaid
to In lie £11,000.000 hot b-as peal cid during the four
y are he present Ii • commit had falkaa In Oilier, is
eddition to 1.600000 for the Transvaal w ir, the
oar in Zook .nd the expedition to Sashimi.
Tontine to corning year, he estim.t id the ox welt-
iurt at £85,2911,000. H. showed in de-all that the et-
isuillaro on SU, • -toil servo: m was actually red-ised by
cempanson with that of • few years ago, the total
increases in espendlure being occasioned by exceptional
e reunite.o, be/ ond tits e introl of the (1 ivvrnment,
end not heel, to recur. Tee pit-eels post he admitted
had fe. en liar short of •xpecetion. There wat every
rem*on to hope that in the coming sear the equili-
brium hetwein infra litura an I lucerne Woolf be
raachel ; but it would nit hi wise to Mein the
terioctioe of telegrams no early as o:tobsr. That
experiment oold, ervoordiegiy, be poeponsil till the lit
of A-igie•t, 1886. Tht income of the yea- he etiolated
at £80.556 000. li-acing a eurplu.s of £llBl.OOO. This. be
observed, left nothing to give away in the ship, of
lospirtant r•duction of taxation. The only robe( ho
prop toed was in connect 1,0 with the earriaze tin. In
the cute of four- wheel hskn.y caveat.* the 'cense duty
would he reduced to that of bans -ms. In the tea, of
carriages of any kind, where they mite into the p
Ct. Oi the owner alter the 30th 8 -ptenib.r, only one.
half ir the fix would tis oity..ed iiistied of the roil tee
no. tiatita..ded. Moo would alworb £ll,OOO. an
to, reef, Mr. Cl, 'dor ..id • Lod epic vine ch-era,
was not too mu?:. to hold in heat These were
to only to led oss if tax stm i implesil by the
it. Ito get. Thor+ re owned two lm is tent It anti .1
proposal.. One dealt with 114.4 gold, of which 'be
Coan---ilor said th ire was £llOOOO 000 st.rline in circula-
tion, m iie Sisals h•if •4 our au ri o, a rat... Ito
be I eel ti nI. r. After diseuvslog and dieniimin s • trious
echriones uc cum to th • prig. is .1 wlrch bed recomm.nded
it, If to the treasury. Tom inv.ilves the Woe of bin
auf-litta pieces. containing nine shillings worth of gold,
which are to he lege tender up to the payment of fire
pounds. The margin of profit on loaning the. coin, will
mashie the U tetras*. 1., withdraw the whit., d he
light gold in circa ation without inconvenience to the
pubic and with° it coerce to tie t txpayer. All hal'-
eov.relgn. would in the first isstaoce h• withdrawn, and
tern •IlarVerottai of reigns previous t i Victor's*. : aft r
which light Coin wo iid be regularly absorbed as it pr i-
seeted Itself. The whirs-cheat, roferred t i the N trioaal
Debt. It is propased to eon-t.tute •21 stock with inter-'l
payable quitter'', and not redeemable till the leer 1906.
This would be offered to holders of 3 p.r cont. stock in
e stein proportion, es • preiimieary Ii redeeming C
Mr. Cheriors op tech oeoupied an hour and 40 min-it* ID
the dialwary. It suffered coned. able tram the delay
brought about by the action of which Mr. Hoblochl,
feebly realsting, was rat ter the victim than the
a.!otoplic.t. d ithUrr tt rats-I suit we, by the lat..upo.ition
of the Irish members. Sp oaeleg through the dinner hole,
as h,re beings, expactstion of esoutional d alga dr •
Hr. Child •rs hal onset the scantiest Bu feet • 11.ene u of
recent p..,.. It was, however, appreciative an I went vs,
sad the right bon. gestiomart reamed hia seat a aid a
hearty °beer. Tour. followed, in • very thin Houm. the
customary discursive discussion on the propositions of the
Csaneellor of thl Exchtivisr.

Fat DAT.
In the otorolog sitting of the Heusi of C nont i, the
third mul.ng 1 the Sto,kt .n Car.-e Railway Bitwss
• yoad 1,, a ter which • It number of mohae of
!notion was 1,111030 ci. one helot by Mr. Dole in in con-
cert on with the wlmme wit, on the Cattle Di.e Pies
Ths r.ght how g ottlstosa 1014 that the ( corn
dmut had rasolved to proceed WWI the osilmelPe, an I
give cubes of an waelt.osnt fir Tipoidey ti (Lease 1
To ewe .4 r •adiolt .if ti Mn ciptl Corrupt Practices
Ball was tithe I ott br M. Wirt on, the sitting 'wog
suspsolded. iwording t nfl, u, at t•ii glailialk•4 to a•von
?clock 0.1 the rasa apt no of she Roos, at pip o'clock,
Mr. II rDb.rd, in CP43403,4 at Sappy,br night f wward
ma Mon Jr Vie masochist,. of I =porta ant L gal
regattas. Pinner demerit. I two sumo aa inspractse•
abl-, •olon • tivisioa the r aution was aegis:iv by 73
votes to 35.

The m-dical profemion era now ordering Cutbary's
CAtioa Eseenc in tteueiinde it 00000, Ira i.e it centauts
inns liturninue •uti Illeibtforming elements than any
otter beeeruge, col i, prefereble to Vie tick starchy
count ordin .rily molt Waco you salc for Ca Ibury.
OJCOII E.llOllCd us sir. that you get it, 101 111h00“100era
0 WU pub irnitattoni for the sake of extra profits Maker a
to theta teen. Pat. Deltic, 90, Faubourg St. Honor..
FIRST PRIZIL FOR LAUNDRY WOLK. —Tas Laundress
who won me rust price 10 reie competition for the best
gut up linen, at the Zoos, lnduatria /exhibition, need
Recktire Paris Blue ant Starch.
Hutu:marl Ot XXX INT L.ND PILLS.-0 Mehl. 11111000SL
—Te• soAAD4 p oPeities of them media iota render
V,.. wall wor.hy of tried in all &state, of the lungs. itt
c in colds and indiums* the Pills taken int really
and the oint•nent r .b'uut externally are exeeedinsly
efficacious. Wizen taflaenzt Meg:ol,l6mb this tresoinent is
ittueet, Weal. •11.1 eurest Holloway'. P. 114 and Otit-
men purl y the it tut 104.., all bnucieu to its irts
c.rculetou Utz ttik t lungs, relieve the orergorged air
td tea, and reader resu,ret.en free without reducing the
atrenatt, irritants trio nerves, or depressing the spirits.
lex are Ut, reedy mesas of saving suffering when
Afflicted with =d., /tench', bronchitis, and other cow
pigiais by which so many are seriously and permanently
almond tri many conotries.

tamer essacrions AXD HOLASIIIIiII —ill suffering
trom irritation of tbe throat sad Memorises will be
ably airmailed at Lb" almost immediate relief ailord.d by
tie use of • Brown s Bronchial Trochee' These famous
" hammer ere now sold by most respecteble chemists in
this pommy at Is. lie. per boa. People troubled with •
• pecking oeugh." • • alight cold." or brolarJUal affections,
Gagnlzet try this. too sows, as similar trou bias, if %dossed
to promote. result to &BROUS Pulmonary and Astitmatic
affection& Bee that the words "Brown's Bronchial
Troches" am on the Government Stamp around each box.
—Prepared by Joan L Btu's and Soss, Boston, United
States. &tropism depot, removed to 33, Farrinition
toed. Lerida&

...fitiTsina Mammal roa "ENS Raia.—lf your hair is
torniNt grey or white, o• falling off, um "The Mexican
Hair itenewm," for it will positively rectors in every our
gra or nits kale to its original oolour, without Waving
the disagreeable smell of most " Restorers" It makes
the hair criarmlogly besatiful, as well eis promoting the
growth of ine bate on bald spots, where the glen& are not
decayed. Ask your Chemist for "Tao Itaxicsie BAil
R saiwcia," sold by Cherithq• and Pert miters eveirwliere
at le. AL per bottle. Wholesale depot miaowed ti 33.
Perdu edmproal. Linden.
'Got • Hot rLit TO•DAT Or Piggy DANIS' PAIN KILLER.
—lt iesisa.ly reliee.s end cur. severe scalds, burns,
sermon browse, toOtAntlie, hewleche, pains in the side,
Jonas, ~ng inn la AD 111Alls1410 and rheumatic pains.
felt, n Moan oly, cora at sac. C MAW. sudden colds,
cry la comecb, 0 diarrhce I, ant cholera Infeintum.
Pain Killer I. toe ~reat imusehoid in.dicine, sod ha. etstd
,s 4 1,050 yens. Any commet,can supply it at is. lqd.
and .
"110 a ASTHMA. say Pavia. AND CATAAMlL—lltrnrod's
Ours was employed under toe highest medical sanction in
tart cam rot the late Karl of Beaconsfield. The medicine
from winch his lordship found most comfort and relief
was Hiotrod s Powder. The fames are lauded by the
patient, and at once afford rella."—Per Tins, An Semple
fres. J. M. &Choc,* 92 and 93, Groat Rosmoll-4root
Londoci.
Rionalnira's Roos SOAP. —The best for tho
ADTICS ro 110111/As —Are you broken in your rest by
• sick child suffering with the pain of cutting testlitOo at
owe to • chemist sad get • bottle of Nag WINSLOsIII
BOOTIUne Bram It will relieve UM poor sufferer immedil
orody. IL L. putsctly Manatees and priat to thetaste'
produoss natural quiet sleep, by reboring inn rhug from
wain. and the little cherub awakes "as bright as • button.'
Ii wotking en. thud. I 'atom the gums, allays all pain,
minnws wind, regulates the boweiri, and Is the best known
remedy lordyeentery and diarrhoea, whether arising from
seething or Warm 0•11.01. Kr. Wiaslow's Soothing
Syrup is sold by Kedicine deniers everywhere at Is. lid
per bottle
FIAMILINS 1-I,oa Titipiltil AND BIZAIII.—A few drops
of the inlaid "'Nordin* sprinkled on • wet tooth brush
produces • pleasant lather, which thoroughly cleanses the
awn from MI permeate or impurities, hardens the gums,
poorears 151151. stein nsnatigirse to tho teeth • peoullar
pearly winterise', sad a tidal f rsgraac. to the breath.
It removes all unPle•••lit odour asllng from Metaled
leak oe tobame smoke. The Ingrainflo4lins," being
earneoeng in part 0. boos/ Ind meet herbs, Is delicious to
gnp keg. sad lhe greatest takt Amour, of the age.
Moe k ed. of all Ohefillete sad podiums. Wholesale
dotal roatorod to U. Yaniaadorrowi. Lome&

E 11941.1 COCOA. —GRATILFUL and 00111,0111140.—% By a
thorough knowlad.. of ti • natural laws which govern the
operations of drieetlon end autrltiost. and by • careful
apPlic•tion of the Ilae pros:wed.. of a well-wdected amok
Mr. Eppa has provid-d our breakfast tables with •
delicately flavoured btversoto which may sass us Ulm)
heavy doetore bills. It is by the judicious ma of such
artichrs of diet that • crnstltation may be gradually built
op until strong enough to resist aver, Widow, to disease.
Hundreds of suttle m.laritse are floating arouad no reedy
t, attack wherever th• re is as weak point. We may few*
m.itty • (.1.1 shaft be hasping ourselves well fortified with '
pare bleed and • ,properly nourished franic"—Chnil Per
vies Gamut—Mad. simply with boiling water or milk.'
Sold only in
_packrt., Isnelled—"Jaggs Ern Co ,
Honicaip.thic London."—Also maker. of Epp..
()boo Into Essence

Pascale° • PAM OF Titoollll6 TOR 31/MlCllll..—Jamse
Francis Thomas lives in Ponineerynydd, new Ponteypodl
llonosoutbsbire. He to no. 13 yews of age, living with
his mother. a widow. Some 11 yew' ego, then • mere
boy, be went t work in the coal-pet ea • miner, in order
to weld his mother in rearing her family of little children.
Soon, however, the little fellow becks down to health: but
the neoweities of the family seemed to require it, and he
continued to toil in the mines, suffering all the time from
the effect. of indigestion, an stomising symptom being
sebum, in such • troubimoms form that the boy wee
unable to lie In bed. Working through the any, and
rooting a 0 heath, could in an ersaMsair dudish the night,
naturally undermined his constitution. Year by year his
health grew I•OrS• and worm, until at lad rhemostians
came with all it. drat 11.1 agony. Oise joint after another
became scott sand inflamed, so that be was obliged to
sty work. In this sad plight the now young man woe
confined to the house for two long years, sneering all that
mortal could endure One physician afttr another wise
called upon to tre.t his oompleint, bet with no benefit. fai-
th, poor fellow oentlnued to grow worse and worse. Rat-
tan to end some mune of relief, • oonsoltstion of doctors
wad held, rhen it wee decided that an organic diseau of
the hest t 'tiered in an incurable form, and that medical
aid could not afford relief. He was given up to die. Teem
yews of expensive medical treatment had exhausted the
little savings of the in Aber, and they had no money to
boy even the unmadee of life. But a fond mother never
gives up In dupes,. There was one spark of hope left. '
13orneohe had told her of &remedy that had cored so many
cues—even when se hopeless as this one seemed to M—
end the mother'. love went out for her dew boy. But bow
to get the medicine was die question. Their money was
entirely gone. The boy hal • new pair of trousers that he
had been too ill to wear, and the mother reasoned within
herself, "If the bd cro die he will not need them, so
I may as well pledge them for meads, with an effort to
save his life." Steen.. as it may appear. the bottles of
medicine procured at the chemists shop in Pontypool
with the money obtaiciud front tea pawnbrokers etected
• cure I. this it, pole ese. which hod been pronounced
as incurable. Bit it i, only Int to say that if the
chemist had kno sn of th, wait. of the family the
inedicinv moult hi,. been ott rued without • dolt to the
pawnbroker. lii. . V/ el. • t.o years since this took
plate, and young Jamm• Froncis Tholase haa been work-
ing in the coal od uudergroond ever lilloll earning extra
pay for over-work, which he is able to perform. Of
mums he never had orsenic disuse of the heart, an was
supposed. The palpitation, rheumatism end asthma were
mere symptoms or to. reel disease, which Waii dyspepsia,
or indigestion. for which the remedy wee wiper lally a&pted
Those who wish to communicate with this young mu ows
write to him at the above a irate, and be will vouch fog
the curative propertl.a o S ~tsi's Syrup. the article that
' effected this mod miracul is cure. The following letter
is from • chemist, who the iglat the facts should be made
known :—" lames Francie thomas, of Pontssiwynydd,
, new Prestypuol. aged Al roller, was ill for Mae years,
unable to do any work for three years, never lay down in
bed for nine years, bat to sleep in a stooping posture,
was treated by newly all the doctors for miles round, who
generally stated his couip'aiiit to be rheumatism and
Mart disease of • chromic adore, and beyond all power
to cure. When hope h nearly died out he wee
persuaded to try Seigel'. Strop; and, to the delight of his
relatives and set mielment of his neighbours, after
taking half • bittle ho Coil lay down In bed. After
taking one bottle he ...lit to work. He has now teken
two bottles, and on with tie third, and is quits well and
strong. His mother as in raptures, and can talk nothing
elas but the marvellous cure, and wishes me to make it
known."