The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-01 00:00:00

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upon Jamul meeting was bald yesterday after.
Ike ei 1.7.7.0 • earetor la oonsequence of the rerigna-
"Lg. Juane Orehard. The Rev. Reginald Smith
Brhirt ri4wthere were rpriteset the hon. seenteries
alataux sad Mr. J. T. Shorio) sad 28
',Zit.. vire twelve suididates, but five only were
5„,,0 Hear, Marsh, proposed by Mr. J.
escooded by Kr. T. Coombs ; Susan Gallon,
trilli.,2l` Dr. Cowden and seconded by lin W.
6es yew proposed by ltr. J. Galpin
hy Kr. R. Groves- Maar Greening,
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d 14#2414 or. Hmoing,aml mended by Mr.& P ;
eem
seessB.l _ oto.posed by the Rey. C. Bird, and
.1 Bur. R. Davis.
far Ise votes being taken, there were 11 for Voss, 11
Leib. . 4 for Nu* 3 for Gallop, and 2 for
Os the
mosid voting, as between VOOB and Griming,
voted
ID tar Vl* wido and 12 foe Growling, Mrs. Veer Y therefore elssted-w.
a vote of thanks to the Chairman Mead the pro-
tegees&
FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR POOLE.
,On Friday afternoon the °orator of this borough
•liki an inquiet at the George Inn, touching the
death of Jcesph Walker, a laboureueintyed on the
railway works between Poole and ors.
The Imi witness ailed was Samuel Small, who
tI was working about half-past two o'clock
aftenme, near Creshmor• with the
and Joseph Perris. The deceased was
drivbig the horse whisk was drawing the loaded
His duty was to gallop the horse to give
slal 'Neon speed to tip it. As demised was
nauunll with the horse hia foot slipped, and he fell
dem and two wheels of the mum west over his
ttl went with Ferris and picked him up and
hka on the horse cloth, he was thin put into a
sin said taken to the County House lan. When
41/* Picked him up he laid" I am a deed man" but
did lot say any on. was to blame for the accident.
When the accident happened we out the Mame of
the deceased to see the nature of the injury, and
found hie thigh greatly crashed. He had been work.
Wet Poole two mouths. He came from Aldershot
were about three or four tons of earth on the
when the *widest happened. At the time
accident he was running upon the metal, but
be should ham been outride.
Joseph Perris said be was • "tipper" on the
liallway the same as the deceased. At half-past
Iwo o'clock Walker was running the tip bone; as
deoseeedl was oonaieg in with the waggon tothe
bank-bead be hallowed out to Samuel Small, "Look
oat Sam this one will go over." I heard the deceased
say oat after the accident, "Joe, lam a dead man."
We than took demised up carefully on a hurdle and
put him in • oart Directly the accident happened
we sent for a doctor. The work of a " tipper"
requires • very Mayo man; the hone the deceased
was working was • very quiet one. There is danger
in the work.
William Green: I am • timekeeper on the Poole
and Bournemouth Junction Railway. I saw Joseph
Wafter the deceased yesterday in a cart as be was
being taken to the county house and seeing that he
met with an accident I went with him, it was between
half-past two and three o'clock; I saw him taken
up stairs and pat to bed. 1 hruped undress him and
examined him, when I observed three bad wounds
morose the thigh of the doomed as though it had
bean mused by the flange of the wheel. The de-
ceased Wllll not sensible, the only time he spoke
was when he was in the cart, when be said 'We
have spent many happy days together but never
shall again." He did not say anyone was to blame
for the accident. The deceased died about tea
minutes to eight the fame evenin.g Mr. Turner,
IL R. CS. was present when the deceased died.
In answer to the foremast the withal said that
Walker said when taken to the house "I am going
to die " he appeared to have lost a great deal of
blood from the wound.
The Jury after • brief coosaltation returned •
vordiot of "Accidental Death."

Wg NOTICE the introduction of the Canalise Restore
for Gray Hair. kc., which has every appearuneehy
being notch ~upertor to all ',mica:mom. It In introduced 9.
Curie). nos J. IL and E. A. Curley and Co., of It
Bartholomew Clo,, London, KC., who have had thmughou-
Europe the untita.lve ~...tarttl of the Ite.4 and nowt noted preps
ration pre, lowly dbmovered and manufactured for %iniilar
Wen..., The Comaline Reetivcr contains .everal ran-fully
eossiblend iiiinetsements "II that article, and it bid. for to
soma. All prude...son in demand so much as it dom in the
combination of rassonable prima, with excellence of quality. If
the heir I. turning grey Itn the temple, Vol forehead, a half.
crown bottle will he auffielent t.. mare it with certainty, to the
natural flaxen, yellow, brown. orchestnut colour of inoreyouth-
fill deo., and a gee alining bottle wiii Iw nalkient for the mune
porta*, %hen the hair le decidedly grey. Maaro. C. k Co.
have alma Corneille, Ohm% or Hair Dreasing, at the wine prima
for the general 111• C Of old and youag, a very superior article.
The are sold by all the aterni•ta and Per-
fumer+ every when, See alterthannent I, another column
'nnder the head of COMlliilloo
THI LAIIMPO HsAlloll.—Those famous London pre-
parations, called Day, Bon, and Hewitt's" Red Iheneh"
and "Daseom Fluid," only require to be • little more
lip known to be in the possession of every farmer.
Crsetrhaey are the true safeguards to health against all
descriptions of disorders in animals; and during the
lambing season especially, no flock-master should be
without them. Natnreis gently assisted by the balmy and
easy aperient influences of the 'Red Drench." which
remorse all irritant matter from the system, while the
Gaseous Plaid" comes in after to quiet the agitated
and irritated organs of the body. None need fear
gimlet's logs at this critical period who will readout!,
administer these medicines, and so legible are the
-directions for use that • shepherd who is able to read
the alphabet cannot fail to understand them. Oeta-
fortes and all particulars can be obtained by writing to
Messrs. Day, lion, and Hewitt, 22, Dorset-street, Baker-
street, Loorloo.

HANDSOME PONY FOR SALE, 13 bands,
rising 6, sound, quiet to Masud drive, splendid
notion. no rice, together with a nearly new PLATED
RNEBS made for him. Sold for no fault.— Apply
to Mr. TITS. 78, 81. Mary-street, Weymouth.

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