The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-01-25 00:00:00

THE BURIALS BILL-TWO VIEWS.

(TAe Standard.)
It is preferred by a section of Dissenters notoriously
animated by feelings of bitter hostility towards the
Church. It is strenuously supported by an organisation
formed for the express purpose of procuring the dui-
establishment of the Church. What, then, is the
character of the mea-nre to which the Nonconformists
cling no resolutely ! It is a LAI for enabling Dissenting
ministers to hold services in the parish dim chyards in
absolute independence t the parish clergy. Nothing will
suttce short of a legal title which will give the Noncon-
formists even larger privileges in the churchyards than
the clergy now enjoy. The minister must be invested
with rights superior to those of the clergy. Churchmen
hold, and are bound to hold, thst the purpose of the bill
is to enable Dissenting ministers to force their way
through the churthyani Into the church. If the intention
the bill is misapprehended why are we not told as
Why arc there no disclaimers, and no assurances calcu-
lated to reassure Churchmen I The silence of the up.
porters of the bill upon this point is conclusive proof that
its ultimate purpose has been rightly assumed. Convinced
of this, there should be no hesitation or lack of unanimity
among Churchmen in combining all their forces and
influence to secure the rejection of the bill.

(The Daily Tekgraph.)
Many timid person* conjure uP fearful visions of all
kinds of funeral orations—some horrible, some grotesque—
which would be uttered, if freedom were made the rule.
Ws. see no probable prospect of sush abuse. Cannot
Englishmen be trusts.. 4 to respeot their own dead friends /
Is it likely that a time of sorrow would be made an
occasion for unseemly speech? Is there anything in the
past history of our countrymen to justify this fear of
churchyard riots) The supposition is monstrous. We
have no soots with savage or pagan burial rites repulsive
to (Air community. Who for a moment supposes that the
grave would not be surrounded by mourners as solemn in
their acts and words as any clergymen or members of the
Church? Who does not feel that proper sentiment and
public opinion would command utterances as noble and
seemly as if the Bench of Bishops had revised the words.
' and the Imperial Parliament had confirmed them by a
statute? Would any, even the smallest and least
popular section of free-thinkers, be ambitious to advertise
themselves as burying their dead with disorder or offen-
eve wade We do not believe it. We believe, on the
contrary, that there would he a general conspiracy to
show the Church that those who differ from her doctrines
are as Incakable of irreverence or impropriety within
"God's acre as any of its laity or priests.
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A DISHONEST Pnacrice.—For the sake of extra profit
some unprincipled tradesmen, when asked for Recnirr's
PARIS BLUE IN Squangs, substitute inferior kinds in tho
seine form. The are Blee, "AS USED IN THE PItINCK
or WALES LAUNDRY," is now so universally esteemed
for its splendid quality —above 1.11 other blues—that it is
important to observe it is only genuine when sold in
squares, wrapped up in pink paper bearing I. Itecnitt and
Sons' name and trade mark. Refuse all Blue which is
not so '.'rappel.
THOUSANDS are unable to take Cocoa because the
varieties commonly sold are mixed with Starch, under
the plca of rendering them soluble; while really making
them thick, heary and, indigeetittle. This may be easily
detected, for if aVINI thickens in the cup it ;worei
the addition 1;.4 starch. CADBURY'S COCOA EASCECO 14
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THE lIAIR.—For 40 years hire. S. A. ALLE.N.4 WORLD'S
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Tintotv —'rhe throat and windpipe are
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ROW.

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"I consider it the most valuable medicine known."
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main and gON, brewers of, PORTER and STOUT,
DUBLIN.

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:Airequi required In all towns ii which there are none
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