The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-24 00:00:00

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red th..y oould Land down thoee inetitutiong
V. 11• stronger then they hid been in times past: But
if it sere ordained that those socislisfii now seeking to
Leek down the in,thatione should stt.sin their ends—if
throia: use to be mnortd, it the Finnic of Lords
to i.e removed, and their Ferries. Kuoy`us, and
VIA-lines:3 were to be removed, all he c cold say was
as' he believed it would be an evil shy for England
when such thing+ took place. and that Britain would
aink mnongat the nations, inatead of being, as it were,
the envy and the admiration of the world (cheers).
Ile had said no much for himself; but he must say •
word for Mr. Fioyer and Mr. Portmen, his colleagues.
Ile believed they would all agree with him that two
Letter members never emitted than those gentlemen—
bear. and cmlause). lie bad now • toast to pro.
pose, which ho b. lieved they would heartily aceept,
namely, "The health of the Member for Shaftesbury,
Mr. Glyn." A kinder and better fellow never existed,
although he was Opposition whip; and a man with
more tact and more able and willing to pleat* all
parties did not exist its the Home of Commons—
(cheere). And whst was more, if two Liberal candidates
were started for the borough be should come forward
and plump for Mr. Olyn—(laughter).
Mr G. 0. Otra. M.P.. WWI greeted with hearty applause.
Ho now around him many old blends the hail stood by him in
times gone by, and ion whose support be could on all occasions
toly, but be also saw Come whotn the gallant Admiral called
"blues." (Bear, hear, and applause.) He saw Mr (lenge, and
be knew that the "blues" were watchleg his face for the Con-
'creative reaction, and the political millennium for Shaftestitu7
which he bad promised them. (Applause.) But be would let
that pent. Ile had simply to return thanks to them all,
whether Liberals or Tories ; for although they might not have
agree I with him in political matters, they had hold out
the right land of fellowship to him, and he believed
be might say that they were all his friend.. Mr
Glyn went on to cudoree all that Mr Gladstone did in the past
..ession ; and mid he believed that the bulk of the people are, a
few contrary symptoms notwithstanding, prepared to do the
mme. Etat Surrey was, In reality, lost by beer, not by a Con-
servative revisal; Truro, by • local split, not by disgust at
Mr. Bruee's failure.. Justice has been done to Ireland, my
Irishmen what they may. It it inexcusable in Mr. Butt to be
patrolling the country on a tour of patriotic mendicancy,
asking for another million to help his countrymen to catch fish
which Englishmen and Scotehmen catch with hooks unbelted
by the public money. The much-abused Government had
ereated an army at home better an 3 tamer than ever before
existed. The education of the people had been seen to ;at ism
the Universities bad been reformed so far as religion is con-
ceroed ; the taxation .14 the country had been reduced by five
millions during the t;ovenement's term of office; newspapers
might How be formtnied her • halfpenny' and Mr
Gladstone is non "the accepted of the people." Inth regard to
the future, there were one or two questions In which greet
interest arta I,lt In the country, and on which the leader of
the Liberal party hail spoken. There wee the Ballot 13111, the
Scotch Education Bill, and the Regulation of Mines Bill ; and
lie was glad to find that Mr Gladstone had put those maim.
at the ocanmeneeemmt of the KOITSOMIO for Mal InaliOß.
They had heard a deal recently about a nem political
alliance. His two Irian& on his right said that wee all
a ohm, but he was inclined to think that there was • little
too much smoke for there not to be any fire in iti (The Cam-
)111 : A "cock and bull" story, I assure you) He, believed
MrOladatone was ready and willing to enter fully and fear-
lessly into those great social questions. Sanitary OVISSUreiI
pre.ed for early settlement; intemperance, ignorance and
filth had to be got rid of ;great questions affecting capital and
labour stared them in the lice, Sal lie heped that the next
Swains of Parliament might see some progress made in social
legislation. Ile called on his opponents to aid her Majesty'.
Government to take advantage of the times they lived in,
peaceful happy times, when the people were prepared to
forego • great deal, but at the same time would WAR on what
they considered to be their rights. It was by proper tie*.
lative enactment. In a freely-elected parliament, and nutty
political alliances of Conservative lords and Libetal working
men that the dittteulliee to which lie referred would be met—
(cheers). Ile had no faith in those coalitions : ho depended
on the people supporting the Liberal Government, who had
never played them false. and who, although they might not go
on at the pace they wished, were their friends, and proved
thee:solves so in times when the Conservatives ignored their
existence—(.:beers and counter dour.). When they est to
work in social reform be trusted they would be animated by
the spirit be bad indicated, the true spirit of Englishmen, and
that the House of Commons, without exception, would aid
the Government, whom only object was to add lustre, pros-
perity, and happiness to the much-loved land in which they
hoo4—(cheera).
Mr % SRI rolfl MIXIIIII.STLICIOILD (the Conservative mem-
ber expectant for 812afto•bury), propueed "the members for
South Wilts," and cordially &humid Mr Glyn and the Govern-
ment. Treason wee rampart in Ireland, the prevalence of the
cattle plague wee all the fault of the Government, and the
Mine's Regulation Bill was • much more important measure
than the Ballot Bill, which Mr Glyn bad said was actually
paYed- (Mr ()LYN: I said practially passed.)
Lord 11. Tiirmig, M.P., Mr (Mora, M.P., Mr A. SeruOca,
M.P., and Dr. Lusii, M.P., responded.
other toasts followed, and the proceedings lasted till tee
o'clock.

PRODUCIit MARKET.
Losoon, Friday—The Produce markets have agsiii shewn
eonsiderable animation, and piken in many instancos continue
to tend upward. There Ins good deal of speculative buying
going on. In the sugar market a large business done at lid
advanee.—For coffee transaction on spot not for arrival have
been large at higher pikes.—Cocos rather in-re in request
Ft'eo Arm
In %dem a further rise of 24 must he noted in White Pepper.
Black rather dearer.--lialtpetre steady.
Cotton dull, and a further reduction ol about I I per
In Jute demand inactive.
, In Metals considerable transactions Woe oceured in Tin and
I Scotch l'ig iron, and quotation* have experienced some lin.
provement.—lii Copper on change can be noteel,but the market
is firm.
The Tallow market has been active, and a further rim of
is Cid to R. per cwt. hao occurred in quotations of Beicroburg,
but the market left off flatter on 'IL hursday.

POTATO
001101,111 AND BDITAL7IBLD3, Oct. I._lb'o Markel+ were
moderato!). mnplicol with potatoes. Tito donand waa limited,
on Sonner tonna
Itegonte. • • • .. ..170e to nh per ton.
Rock. . • .. • 604 to tiO.
Kidney'••9O.tollO
T'ctmli • • • 8.54 to 103 s „i

HOPS, BOROVOII ifiater.
Steady Inquiry for all description, more espeeielly the better
port% of Seat and Mid Kent., the tendency beim: toward* higher
prices, owing to the [Vest scarcity of efe;lo

SEED Ream.

The agricultural seed trade naarsasiu the pm, gra but
quiet position noted in our last. Clover seed exalter' IL, yCt but
little attuntion. Pertoutti it)e-gra,sca continue to advance In
price. New French Italian is in Improved request, and
realises more money. Winter Tares, although not very cheap,
meet with a slow =le. Rape and Mustard show int alteration
In value. Blue peas are in brisk demand, at increased rates.
Bus, ands move off in retell at last week's corn= in. There
is a good business still defog In seed sheets for France.

tUll. I

THE LAMINA PILL giree tone and rigour
to the digestive crass& snd more eepeoiaLly to
the maternal mass.

TSB LUOINA. PILL lessons the risk of
prentstare mmineuteut.

THE LIJOINA PILL readers all other
medicine unneassnary, especially castor olL

THE LIJOINA PILL is IPerfectly free front
everything noxious, and Is absolutely mole In
all came and all climates.

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1871.

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LOZENGES.

Ev A NS'S
INFANTS'

CARMINATIVE.

FOE ItHEIII

LNODYNS

FOB, Yi

EV AN B'B
FEMALE

COUGH

SYRUP.

OIikELES.

CLLRICICIi
DIGNSTPiI
PILLS.

ITIWELVE CARTES DE VISLTE,2e. Bd.,
Bixos. 81 Carte enlangen to 10 Inaba, 56..
sabinet, 7a. Send Corte with Stamps, patina eoplee
and original returned Free. LONDOI PHOTO-001q11a
COMPANY, 304, P.ot-etireet, opposite the Polytechnio
and 40, Mel Hooru, Loudon,
La D Pima% maim

ASTFIMA, SHORTNESS

BREATH.
These invaluable Pills (which do
not purge, nor act on the bowels
at ali) afford instantaneous re-
lief and effectual cure to most
of the distressing symptoms In.
aidental to any affection of the
lungs. Many importimt and
valuable Testimonials of their
efficacy accompany
=rtioniorith which full direc-
tions are enclosed. Bold in
boxes, led., la led., and 2s.
each.

For Asthma, Bronchitis, Bowie-
ness, Shortness of Breath. Dry
safe and agreeable medicine re-
ennali, Sore Throat, Ise. A
Incet efficient end agreeable
Is remedy, speedily relieving the
moat distressing symptoms.
Bold in b0xe5,701.,n0d le.iled..
each.

TEETHING, km.
A safe and effectual remedy for
Wind, Griping, in the Bowel',
Ratlamas' it Night, ha, Re-
mcwes hastmUy the above dis-
order' to Which lufassey I.itaiblv
daring teething, giving oomfott
and repose to the child, and
and gladness to the parent.
Hold in bottles
and 2s. 9d. eaab.

IUNG FEMALES.
These Pills are prepared for
young females, who Eder from
the following !symptoms : Heavi-
ness, fatigue on the least exer-
tion, palpitations of the heart,
pains in the back and loin.,
headache and giddiness OD 1400 p.
big, extreme pallor and y ello aria!,
hue of complexion, swelling
about the eyes in the morning,
swelling of the feet, short dry
cough, bad appetite, great
langour and llstlesenesa, with a
variety of other symptoms, all
1 indicating ckficisoir energy of
as system as the cause, to
[re-
medy and remove which these
Pillsace adapted. Prepared
only by A. .1. KVAIII, and sold
in boxes is lid and 2s. 2d. each.

FOE TOOTH-ACES.
*0 VANS'S{ Immediately relieves the most
NAITOCYTH-ACBE pinta! oases. Sold in bottles
SPECIFIC. 41, and Is. lid. each.

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FOR ORLLDRENS COUGHS AND COL..
A eke and effectual remedy for
Coughs, Colds, AA. One trial
of this pleasant tasting medicine
will oorince that it is one of
offered to the public, by the
early use of which • very large
amount of suffering will be
saved. Most important testi-
monials Gould be given did
space allow, from persons who
speck of it thus :—Perfectly
successful"— "Instant relief,"—
"I've the greatest faith in IL"—
"Wouldn't be without it on any
110001113i."—Naite sure it saved
my child's I ife; bad only given one
dose, end within two hours the
child was quite another crea-
ture." By promoting free per-
spiration, gentle expectoration,
and the consequent sedative
effect upon the system it will
generally remove all alarming
symptoms in the course of 24
hours. Sold in bottles, 70.,
is. lid., and 2s. 9d. each. Full
directions accompany each
(bottle.
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EVANS'S

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Immediately relieve and cure
Indigestion, Pain after Bating
Wind, Pain in the Back, Bei
Taste and Dryness of Mouth in
the morning, Irregular action
of the Bowels, do., and many
other symptoms of stomach
disease. Unlike most pills and
remedies offered to the public,
these pills do not purge the
bowels ; require no confinement;
nor need patients fear taking
cold nor any ill effects, be their
employment wkat it may. In
tke most inveterate and loop
standing cases they are net-
feratly sueoesdul, as the many
teetknonies received folly sub.
, stantiste. Directions given with
' each bottle. Price Is. lid.,and
21. 9d.

TO pARENIII AND °DARLA/and.
ID
If ELCII'S PILLS,
1W N
'ii'll 01110114/a,)
(ILIARIik
a"colltrevirluedia ;
are strongly recommended to nod appwrobation of most
Flo long and justly celebrat.
(having obtained the sanation tigeeehmi, ae a ed. and
th
gentlemen of the Medical Pr
xi, for thuoei,
emoving
valuable medicine in effectually obstructions g ~, whieh the female
and relieving other 111001MYCOt0110t ‘ .".
tch at an early
frame Is liable. eePemillll those 'll' period agoras, and
of life frequently arise from war_ ......,__ ____„,
general debility of the system ; they =`"_'`fr,_',..n.
apnea indigeetten. remove giddiness a. ''`,_., r`i".o
nails, and are eminently useful in re ••-, ..1....f. . ,71.
shorneas of breath, and palpitation of tht 7.:`,",' '.7°,g,
perfectly innocent they may be used with "'"'e'7 '`` ""
seasons and climates.
It is neoesserf. owing to the Wltlletoll/111111 Itt. to
wan the public that Klkittiloreit ill the onl . original
receipt. and boo been prepored by the Koarth, v 'ILL'
aver eighty years. Purchason should see t
box le wrapped In whi4e paper, and the name `,....a.C'
KUMLA; is sagraved on the Government la —fit
field wholesale and retail by J. Semen and nans,
OnfenislosteLcadoa, mad by all modbine yen, 1441
tratr.2"47. ID b°Legv Wife 2s. 9d. ee. 44
ifig a. Indive dim"