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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

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Page 31 ors :—"Two pairs of &via lined with for were
&len token and for physic-I.lth which it is well to be
supplied when travelling in out•of•the-war places—some
quinine and Cockb.'s pills, the latt-r a most invalualde
medicine, arid one which I have oiled on the natives of
C.,nirol Mil, with the greateit p0..h1 dy0,40.. In fact
ibe ishary.lkos effects produced upe the mind and body
of an Scab EMMY, who was iii.oervions to all native
medicine., when !administer to h.m five
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

PRINCIPAL RAC&S FOR 1t034.

To be had at the Coma!, Teiceram, Dorchester, of all
Booksellers, and at the Jaarsai t)ttiens, Shorborne,
Prim bd., by Post 7il

AN IMPORTANT FACT
aloand upwarda carefully invested is
Options on Stock* end Shares la the
saltiest and moat popular way of rapidly nuking money
on the block Exchange by the uun-liability spawn.
Explanatory Book (new edition) giving full details,
antis sod wow frot.—Addiost, GEORGE EVANS and
110., dworn-brokars' Linviliant /lease, London, SO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

A MAD ENGINE DRIVER.

A startliog ~at happened at en es-ly hour on
Tuesday is,o sansotion with Me mail t eio from Besot,
watch is due in PKId IA tin 1321,114. L. fls• o'clock.
Whilst prosmeding at full speed, the pameagers
observed Ism brakes to be put on witti such suddeauses
that fears were entertelne 1 mat • uollisioa ws immi-
nent, especiasly as the spot at whieh Um train we.
drawn up wee iu Otter dukes's. Upon the gue.sl
reaching the mums be found the molter endeavor mg
to overpower the driver, who had evldeatly loot his
reason. All., blocking the line the guard jA..d the
etoker, Ansi succeeded In mouses tie uniorteusto
man, hilt not until ha had offers s • despesste resist-
&nee. The looomotive was Moo put in metier', Me
awed statioo wee reached withoui further sr modem
-
tun, and the driver was pLaoed I. custody. Too
train r Umately arrived in Paris atter two hours'
deity.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

DORCHEBTER TOWN COUNCIL.

TOlSDAY.—Preseot, the Mayor (H. Durden, Bet.),
Mr. Aldermen Davie and Mr. Alderman Gregory,
0 ouncillors T. Bennett, F. Lock. G. Davis, A. Pope,
A. H. Lock, W. TM , R. Hunt, and R. Thornton ;
Mr. 11. Symonds (Aisl.ant Town Clerk) and Mr. W.
Thorium (Borough Surveyor).

riia-rinn.
A discuesion took plane on providing hurdles for the
Fair Fief& and on the motion of Mr. Roman HUNT it
was agreed to accept Mr. Foster's Moder for 40 damn,
U 9.. for high and 8.. for low.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

Till 118PIICTOIL OF NI:MANORS

hsportisl various miuor nuisances, which wows
orthwad to be abated.

--ice—Bc7ito—oon Suie.zroa reported be had prepared lb
Oan of the borough, and had mooh pleasure In hand-
ing it over t the Council for their approval. (It was
• very elaborate plan of the mains, showing the
various parish boundaries, and waa Iliad for inspection
in the Cmocil Chamber.) Mr. Thorned; also reported
be intended to complete the present survey of the town
on • larger scale.
Tbe Surveyor reported that men employed by the
plumber& and fitters of Om town were in the habit of
re miring leakages, alter they hit work at night.
The MATOII remarked it was no good to have
authorised men if this were allowed.

It was agreed to instruct the Surveyor to take Lb*
necessary steps to put a .top to this practice.
The Surveyor asked for • fresh sooply of pfoos to
°outface We wtSr supply in the Mace of Wales'.
Road.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

PIIDDL ICTO WX.
THE RECENT FORESTERS' DINNER.

To the Elan..
Sir.—ln your report of our F Teases' dinner al
announce l in your last issue it is stated that the
Court Ime • Millrace in hand i,f 17s SI. May I
please point out that thief. only the balance in the
Va./mimes bands, ai in ad Hain ta this there is •
balatme in the kink Els 3... making a total balance
in hand of EDO 0,. SI. Mi.iht I also Mat-, that Dr.
Memum kindly oc nipied WI • c chair In the place of
Brother W. T. If who wee num...11104
absent ihrourb illnes•—l am, sir. runs obediently.
GOOROB H. STUMM, Tres.urlr," Ileington,"
No. 7010.

Bias awn.
SEISONABLI I.IIBIRALITT.-5I otego Gaissi• E. 1••
M.P. for Wsreham. with hi, usu•l kin loses, fore-
thought, an 1 ',bar ality, hal prosentl•l parcels of
groceries, worth 5.. e,ch, t • over 200 poor families
In the vfilage I hi. act of, kinln., whi,h he hos
done for many yezrot past, in he, this worthy gentle-
m•n more popular than ever.
TINTIMONIAL TI Till LATIr PitryteleTttEry.. —A well-
atten•le and •uc..:, • •1 ul noun t 011 ru,, °day I•st. .na
bet•all ~fth • ion Is of the rod grim, was ta.clo try..
occasion for the presenfation of • puree L'oeteiejle4 a •
to the late I, ..ttni-tse•• et liare Mrs. Sts• y Ann
Dowland. Mr. J i tut iu Prese tine the to.ti-
mini ii on
belsal• uf the .1 n .r,. sllu•le,1 t • Mrs. 1)..w-
lan Ps long service. 1,1 29 yea.e at th Post-office. to
her anxiety t, help all in the coniuct of public
bulimia, and ti the obligation' nadir which the pariah

reet lier f ir her voluntary ears nt the Famish olook
—a trcu'iles m chill, which mince her raiisaie.
lion has b •eil tinable t Anoth r nurse or hone. 1
Mr. 3oul eit,ireestd the plessort be felt in listidirny i
,ver ti her this reo ignition of her lag an I f sitAful ;
gervic. I. the public. Mr. Jiiikius re elend th Wall'
430.11•1 fir Mr.. D DIOS 11, %II I tit, Vic br briefly
thwacd the donors in Mrs. 1/.i.lan.fe name.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

PEPPER'S
TARAXACUM
AND PODOPHYLLIN.

A FLUID EXTRACT OF

DINPELION AND MANDRAKE 110011

Gocid for Liver Disorder.
The beat Aunt.)Mous Remedy.
Without a partiiile of Mercury.
Safes: and rurct illomach and Liver Medisine.
Clears the licad.
Regulates the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

-
THE "K" BOOT IN CHANCERY.

£I4YERVI.I.L V. IN (NU .

This wee no snit» brought by SI Soaervell
Brothers, of Kendal, le ..h march sad 1».4
in toufeeturvr., tinvt Thoa aIC -mane, of 91,
I..rd. trivet, Liverpool, b tot in taufact trvr. 1.,
,njitucti in to rv•tr tin the .lefen I.u, I,ota &Biting to
hey I» m »of tetar•vi by bins any mark or stump
ia un tato» or c .lott -I,b's bldg." ion of lb. 1.1 welts
trede mark, aa I fr 411 imiblivhing env a Ivertieemeati
or simounevateatt colonist, I to rereseat or i
the bvlief that the bouts gamut .ct ire I or sold by
the lefvo lent %were bo Its otsaufectated by the
plaintiff

Tao fa la were ehortly thew, : —Tne plaint ff.
(Altura S ,merrell Brothers) are regie:ete I pr .p•ietors
of 0 tra le work o ,ntietta; of .iagle letlee
" K' m3'110,481 in • ife onetrical th. lett or
" K " forming the esteatial and dletinctire (estate 01
the trade work.
_ . _

The plautdi &Hegel that they had f .r many yearly
manufactured and *old boots which ha obtaloe I •
ureat reputs'.i.ou in them wit t. ant whi, were hew*
In the trade and to 011 public se "K " h.ota. and
tha AOllll4 ..1 such to 4. were inanuf micro I of wat.r-
urod Weft, boo an in tho trade Sod to the
public " waterpro .f 'K' ho tta."
About-the 7th lost int It cam, to the knowledt• of
the pl.in iff. t 14 the detail lent hal been distributing
circulars raeuecting boots which he oaths I " the 'atm-
proof 'T K' boot." of which he deec:ibed himself as
the sole m tnofacturer.

Tbe inotiou for injunction ovine on for haarieff ie
thi. C ianivry Divisiiin of the High C owl, before Ur.
.lu...ice Pear* in, 'in Friday. the 214 t..
Wh qi Mr. Montszu C (IC., the loading
cininsel for the plaintiffs, wait proceading to state the
facie to the c nart, cotiosel for the defendaut nese and
'tat at that be would on behalf of the ilefriiiisat c in-
vent a pwp 'teal i ijoecti in with c i-ts. if hpl octiffis
w odd waive Vieir ci u.n t an a^count sod image%
V.l ifs proposal the pisiatle anl j iiirment
was given for time aefturdiagly.
em, of oar %Vieth wne rem Ws are doubtlee•ly
I t'i s'...me p iv' inert it f.r
tit er p. ru,sl in 1 lbergoo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

" low IIE llEAlill TILE BIRDS !LING."

" hiarlborouglL
"Sir,—! Lave used your ' Curo for lleafuets and
found great raid. I must say that it has Well worth •
Boveroign to um. 1 ,ould not licar the Church Bells
riug wiaeu iubv.l,oowlcan hear tho Birds sing. I
return many thanks.—Yours truly,
'To Mr. Orchard.

SOLOMON saya "It id Letter to dwell in the corner
el a howie-top than with • brawling woman in • wide
house." II such an unlucky man should over get deal,
let him avoid using " Orchard's Cure for Dualniiiis,“
less it should rusture his bowie of hearing; and so
plunge him agii.n into misery.

- -
FUERYOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
111 A gentleman, having tried in vain every
advertised remedy, has diecovered a simple 010400 of
out-cure. Ito will he happy to forward the particulars
to aity sufferer on receipt of a stamped and d'-ected
envelope.—Address J. T. BIWILL E 14., Brook= lb,
liammersoith, London
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

PEPPER'S

QUININE & IRON
HEALTH.
STRENGTH. Tun.
ENERGY.

/11REAT BODILY STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
U QUININE AND IRON TONIC-11y infusing
new hi., enriching the blood, and trengthening the
mescuter system, the manifold symptoms of wesknest
disappear, appetite plums. fatigue ceases, recruited
health, a general accession of strength and rigour OVIIR
the whole system abundantly proves the benefit derived.
aRF AT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
QV QUININE AND IRON TONIC—It hems
up the weakened nervous system, and increase. the
strength of the pulse, rapidly dispelling the depressed
irritable condition resulting from prostrated nerves.
Each Bottle contains 32 doses.

ftREAT MENTAL STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
Si QUININE AND IRON TONIC, by ad
*appalling inducnce on the body mid uerres. repair*
the ravages rw4 by overtaxing the brain power,
and an gives really great mental strength. It costa
about lid. each dose. Refuse imitations.

e_RE T DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
111 QUININE AND IRON TONIC strengthens
the stomach, stopiong sinking sensations, removes
indigestion, heartburn. pslpitation. tr. Most valuable
medicine for delicate females. My the cordial hilts,
flavour Pepper'e Tonic always increases the appetite,
and, by its use, all necessity for beer, wine, or spirit it
avoided. Insist on having only Pepper s 'lonic, and
not a mixture of the c]...116.4s oon conipoonding.
Bottle,. 45.nd. cnch. ,Cr.t rrinic ftc by Pared. Poe.
on sending the 3111..i1l II •talrlll. or P. Order to John
rept*/ IL Co, Ih.dford Laboratory, London. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

WAIIMEAIL
ANOTHER DESPERATE POACHING AFFRAY.

Two men (and a third is wanted), named ArabiLana
and Frederick Whittle, young labourers, of Winfrith,
are in custody at the Wareham Pothy-station, charged
with a murderous assault upon • " watcher," named
Henry Elaworth, on the night of Saturday week last,
Captain Philimors, it appear., route the shooting as
Moreton on the estate of Mrs. Fremptoa, and he
employe a keeper mod a watcher, the injured man, to
look after his preserves. On the night in question the
two were going their rounds, when they saw three men
poaching. They hid thetneelvse in • ditch. Tire
poachers jumped rue hedge •ljoining, when the
keeper and the watcher nee from their c mcealinent
and ware ohm*. The pnachers then pulled out great
flints from their pockets, and proceeded to stone the
two keepers. The result was that Elsworth's face wee
literally oat to pieces, his eye being almost knocked
out.

He is still under the Olt. of Dr. Bsrtlett. of
Wintrith,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION OF THE
&MOM! EXPENDITURE.
TO the Editor.

Dear Sir.—l ahoald fell Mildred if you will Mesa the
following in your paper. I ettentled a Wats.* Console.
at the Council Chamber in Wedueslar, ciii wa.vtlfProWd
to find theta portioo of be celery of ex-P..lic 8 'resent
Brine woe to be teltenol. which 500111.11t0 I) • cer.c storing
.1 the uenecemary exproliture of the bor 'ugh, awl to
Lave commenc 4 at 'he wrong end. A p.O, old
faithful and public warrant wit, fr on the come:pine,
met of the establishment of the Sortedh P time.
and who was poos'enwl lir after 28 yea's' active to rvice,
with a pittlnce of lilt. per week, 8.. from the Supera .nua-
tion Fund, and 46. ft out ib. U notal Feta (bong 36. leer
than an oz-pelic tat In ramirea). Wtloo the stuall-p ix
raged in th 3 t two, 12., one could be foetid to uwiett eke
the ouer Ale duties at the hospital erected for the wane
bet" Sergeant Brine," who i.e tired an additional fee of
4, per week for his rirk of life. Why etonmence
with one of the peened of our Own savant., and
hot with °titers who are well-fed, clt,t ted, and better
paid, and me able t 3 revel in th, luxe, i ql anti this
sergeant has works I for • p rod of 31) year., whilst others
Lave only rend. rd their «mem ts for a short t me. A
fourth of this luau.' income, if taken from him, would
brine him to • very low nbc, whilm• fourth of the intern*
of some of the other serviette would scarcely affect. them.
Sergeant Brim, bee always worked for the town—by clue-
ing the fire huge, eiudowi, alb, dm lie also attended
on Vie gardener, and rolled the gram at the Alexandre
U adieus, until he waa too feeble and rxb,ausloliod, it and
yet it has been but recently found out it is coaaidered
iltegal for Mtn to retain the extra weekly is. I trust
every ratepayer of the town will consider that be is •
man worthy of thelr grateful consider drat, end I would
euiteeet (if it is the deeimen of the Councti t stop this
Pa') Shut 50 benevolent pentane subecrib II Per week to
make up the • •rtous I nsa t him. Are the swum to be ,
illegally supported before • being male in the ammo of
Ood t If one is t Itgal, let the °Sur w. Truattug acme '
ihfluential person. will take tie matter int maidera-
ton, I remain, yours faithfully, .

1110,4. S WALLIS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

WIXDORNII.

INDECENT BEHAVIOUR IN CHURCH.

At the Petty Session@ on Friday. before Kr. C. I. Perko,
Rte. Canealyci, Lori R tetste Cecil, Hr. W. Rollie
Fryer, and Capt. Cierk.Reonedy,
Four lads, TOM Andre•s, of Canford William Fancy,
Jahn Sudden, and John and Alfred White, of Klemm,
labourers, were chatted with indecent behaviisur in the
perish cAurob, and creating • diaturlrance during Divine
service on Sunday, 16th December. Tbe R -v. Christopher
Harker Haneffeli IVY the complainant, for chew Mr.
Ditrben appeared.—Too evidence of the rev, gentleman
showed the conduct of Vie lads to have been most dia.
grecietuL Tarty kept on talking out 1,u4, laughing, end
mucked the c'erk in the reepouses and during the sermon.
Mr. Benefield had repeat•dly • Imatiiebed the derendauts
old oilier ant, Au: for the +hikes of the elder
parishioni re he would have stopped ties laice as, be iaid,
"I consider it is net int as bed to offer • 'acrid tt for
I, Robert J•mes, a ai le hum at Hinson
church, and an asaistent overs.er at the Piarieh
of ilampreet in, said he wit...wed she bed conduct
which bad been up ,ken to by t in renter, ald alai saw •
youth 1211111114 Hipper,' rolettocalucting himself, hut he bad
not been suinnioued. Neither of the wit aeesee could
state they law Fancy do scything, aid Mr. Dibtsen sub-
s.quently withdrew the care—Two other orithee•es.
named Henry Game and E lward Hoare gave similar
teeth:noisy, the lathe stating he saw Andrew. pin •
t cleat on Fancy's bank, which bore the intimation that
he ear "for sale, prim 4.— PS. Cantell stetted the poll •
had received numerous camp aintt ot I. oondoct boys
at Hinson Church, and the chairman add he had r. ceived
• Warr from • psrishioner, who stated that it ea@ dl.'
graceful both in and around the church, ant that female,
attending there were oonstattly annoyed and insulti.
It was lucky for Fancy, the ehairrealt ed led, that tile
Mee mainst him had n- en avi.hilrawn, for there were
several previous °nein, ism Inmost bins. With reser,' to
the others they had been dsilty of • very et little ••rf••no•*
and bad rendered themeelves liable to • One of £5 each.
—Toe m 4istrates were determined to pat • stop Ii the
annoyance, but as this am their firet offence, the full
penalty would not be infileted.—Toey woold he fined CI,
and se. 101. caste each. In all future casts the full fin@
would be imp meal.
.

At lb. SUMO Cart, Alboit Etslhen and William Gide,
two impod-int youth. of Li tchett 'Luster, were nun ined
for smutting Susan Golkenau of tle muse place. S'ss
was going home from church when &Oben put his arm
routs' her waist nod kissed her, oat ode at'empt.d
flamer Illierties.—Tlusy were cautionsd ae to their future
bilLavi.mr. end fluid XI and fla costs each.
Alfred Yeoman was fined 10s. and coder r trospaes no
ontante 0 th- o cuuat•ou of lir. Alfred Napier in orb
of same at LI ,rfe Mullen ; eat • hay, neopei Writ mu
Barns*, of Lytchsti, who Weeded guilty to stealing a Isms
rebbitt, tha property of Usury Home, eras fined LS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

?ileum lielkert'e tendor of £23 13s. XL for polio.
clothing was coupled.

THI 'LIB GROUND.

The oonunituse reported on the question of fencing
off the green portion of the Felt (hound, and rsoont•
morlid thst it be not ordered.

Mr. H. limn, and the MAYOI regretted such •
revut. The former thought the value, of the grass
would have been quairupled jilt be t been fenced if.
Hs was the last in the world to object to the recom-
mendation of • c ,mtnittee, but he had hoped they
would have recommended • permanent fence to
have boon put up; the Inns.° i vale. .1 the grams
would have paid for the expense.
Mr. G. Davis remarked at present the grass was
worth scarcely anything.
Mr. HOST moved, and Mr. G. DAVIS seconded, that
the matter be re-considered.

Vtlol7llllllZl—. -Cii-go—or-a—y"sagge.st td it be placed on
the agenda paper f ,r the neat meeting of the GmeciL
" Let it be settle I now." maid Mr. G. DAVIS ;
nearly every meeting they had thia question con-
tinually cropping up."
It was stated the oak poet, at present there would
be found of service, but Mr. W. TILLIT said he was
sum if they made an examisetlon some of them would
be found useless.

--- —.—
Ultlinat•ly the matter wag poetponed for considera-
tion at the next meeting.

TOLL OOLLICTOI.IS asicass.

Mr. Superintendent Coward reported ha had
examined the toll ',Meager's! returns. and fouad the
amount collects 1 for the month wee 1:29 2s. 114., mak-
-Inr OW of £432 10a 4!. ; tbe exasness were
£93 17e. 8 1., leaving a net balance of £338 12e. 81.,
which was £l. 12t. di. over and above Mr. Lewle
tender.

The Borough Analyst (bit. E. J. Day) reported he
had examined samp4s of whiekey, gin, and milk
during the quartw, bud all had been found genuine
except samples of gin and milk, in which mess Ik.
patties were prowcuted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

SERIOUS RIOT AT STOCKTON.

A embus not °warred at South Stockton on 8114.
day. Beginning la a publichouse, the disturbance nig
ocontinned io Its street, and resolved itself Mgo
pummel tight, hundreds j doing in the stria,. A ma.
stable who attempted to lured some ot the rioters wse
beatea to the grouod and severely bitten Ind bruised,
Store consieblse arrived, and s fime waste ware times,
but tes prmorters ffere le WO pow.
eveotueily suoode lel in ep,,reheidaug the
tiateide and alemiug the demote
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

THE SUFFOCATION OF
_FOUR PBRSONS

AT -athisoi:

The adj iarard inquiry ioi.. thn cal e of lets death
of Hoch. s Vownea and Dorothy, Sarah. an,' C th
5t..11 oral, found deal in be I a: Illuempoon al.
the 14 Wll.l ~111 a no ros, I .y. Toe Olo•owo
Corp ,roation an I G. wrre b /Lb repr,s,ld
at the inqui-at. Mr. .1 la .14 b .rouzh iurve. or,
deposed to h•ving found to. tnntiol gas pips running
in hoot h men br..k n id the gunnel at ,ugly
impregnated with gr... Dc. 12 Melia c.ffi of
health for ths botnigh. bn lug held • pow-ow:en
examinatlon, hal a hositati on in saying that dee' h iu
•11 four C•llei was duo to ophy via, pr nlucod by g
p Other cot I.uce w. given oh owing that 1..
At main f.,rmerly used to -1.1.1,:y • mill burned J•ara
sittesu years ago be.. C W.t 1 the •rv;t3 •
pipe lo front of the promise, .o copied by the dee... I,
and this pipe having b romi• tared, On •4 I.und
its way into the butta and if , • •te4 tb, not ate,.
The jury returned • ver ic of Dah urea b
venture."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

oommox wootsio.a.,usos.

The CLERK Irught up the
important queetim of Um r•guitration of nommort
lodging-house., and read • report of the Head
Cooptable of the borough. which .howeli that in the
elt w. eke en ling fl•tt January. 1881. there were no
lam th .14 1,048 it °want perem• h taken lodgings at
for p iblichouses In the tow,,,be N If mon • Anne,
the ore 3 houtul. the Unto. Ann . .•na the Q 41800.4
Own.

Mr. A. Posit questioned if it were required that
Uceureed h. u•e• ets.ul.l be re gi t r .1. Were the Kiniee
Arms au.l .\fatelope regbrered ? If pit wbete wee
they to drew the lobe. If ..ue house was 1,, be regis-
tered why not aumber ? Surly tier* were more
h owes iu the torn who took I.elgere Vole these four.
How about the JuaLtion and the Great Western for
lestahne ? .

The It sitsTANT•Tows eLCIUt : But they d“o't take
in tramps.
Mr Pope: But they are not all tramps—some are
retpect ,ble people.
The CLERK remarked there wail
••• • simile ie.cistered lodginciwuvi in the town.
'Ft. SLay.': It le se much with the view of per
venting overcrowding as en}thing else.
The qtmetiou erne Ultimately referral to • Com-
mittee, aud iu the meautime tbe T.wo Clark will look
into the law on the matter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

SWANAGII.

FE:W.Va.—On Saturday feat the remains of
Mr. William Grove White, (of the tirm of Meseta
Chiachen and White, stone inerchante of Swanagr),
were intern lin the Swanage (Jem-fery. The body
was taken from the resileuce in Mtgh4treet to the
church, followed by the friends, servant., and personal
attendants, also a cumber of gentry and tradesmen.
Toe service was ounducted by the rect &deleted by
his eon, the Hey. 1) .Travers. The leasone being rem!,
a hymn was sung, after which the organist played the
" beau March." The deceased gentleman, whose
honourable age was 63, wee very much respected by
the inhabitants of Swaaage. To. undertaker... (Mr.
W. White) arrangements werewas carried out to the
satisfaction of all.

13HIPWIZOILID FISMOUS OF AND MAIIINIMS' SOMITT.—
Tim above society hise greeted the sum of £9 10.. to
Rachel, widow of Jdi Day, fisheries°, of Worth
tdetrevere, her husband having been • member of this
society f ,r 27 years.

- - --
ACCIOIIIII7.—Ari aCcident happme I to Mr. William
Toms, au ,id inhabitant of Swaim*, oo Thursday
Last. Whil.t he and otheri were engaged in drawing
from the quariy a quarry-wagsun laden with it,..,
It In some way got fixed, and the bores hal to be
detached from the capetau-ber: After It was cleared,
not remembering the stop of the oripstan was up, the
waggon went back in the qoarry, causing the impetus
to revolve wit`t great velocity, and the capstan
bar to be thrown out with great force, which knocked
down the poor old man, and lunotigid other injuries
broke his leg. A youug man narrowly *soaped •
similar fate, but had the premium of mind to fall fiat
on the ground.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

DOROIKILITIM.

THE spotting oorreepoodent of the Echo ears :
" Mr. Miller, who le a good judge of a dog. NOW,"
be hail a r 'din pickle' for the Waterloo cup."
Lou> ALIIIOT.,N has engaged the Bournemouth
Itslian ben I to tday at eriebol doing the visit of the
Pilo°. and Princes, of Weise the week after next.
There will not be a hall at Crichel during the stay of
It- Env,' guest,— World.
UNDia tbe auspices of the Evangelicll Alliance the
annual week of united prayer was commenced at the
Alington Hall on Monday late. The meetings here
been better attended than on any revious occludon,
the hall being well filled esch evening. The meeting
on Monday was pi...aided over by tho Rev. J. Lew*
and the Rev. W. Butler (Broadmayno) delivered as
appro, Hate addrees on the rub*: I ir tha evening.
Tit "Praise and Thanksgiving.'—The 1t... T. W.
Knipe piesided on Tuesday Milli/FA tbe subject being
"Humiliation and Gonfeesion." The Rev. T. Neer.
delivered an impressive &Ideate. pointing out that as
Cluidisally bad exalted England se. nation, so would
the disregard of G do aim:minds bring a curse upon
her. Toe sine of intemporanca and the breaking
of eh. Lord's Day were especially referred t ..—On
Wednesday the Rev, W. Allen presided, and the
address given by Vl* 1t,,. E. W. G'ollinson. The
meetings were continued during the week, conducted
by various miniet•rs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

FATAL BOAT AGeIBBNT.

In Plyne.mtb "loon I on We inn/ ley ,rening two
64-rosou di-o,vered a I,.at cap .t el no I a
clinging to it I. an inzliaueted • nriition. they
r.scued her, and alien picked up. man struggling ;13
the water. Ten yards off they pick,d up an ither men,
but if. woe extinct. WWII.. the boa: they lo ind
three other persona. Restoratives were applied. •ol
two, who were .till breathing. fina'y recovered foil
ooneciousueer. They ie.:plain.' that their biat, wbi:h
had for many years pit. I between Plymouth an I
Caweand with meat and I,,anriee for supplyiur the
neighbouring villanee, suddenly AMA The soppositi.nt
I. that the boat was overloaded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

gorrosponbnut.

THE WHOLZSdLi
_DZITBUCTION OP THE

- - Titii.Y: -
To Ms Edam.

Sir,—Allow me • brief epic' in your paper to give
vent to • feeling which. I am sure, Militates the ebuide
of many persons in this town at the present time—•
feeling of utter In lignatiou at the cruel havoc which
her been perpetrated au the Bri Ip,rt-rosd Avenue
The trees ore the gl Ty of tile old two, but it appears
to Inc very much as if thst glot yla ti, parting. Oa tt.
L aktontroad there are I
ugly gap, o•useal by
recent gale.., on the Bridpurt-r at ti, te has been Ibis
wholesale butgbery, ant we are left with merely the
comparatively smelt belts of trees around the town
that are anything like perfect. j,w soon these will
beee to emcluno to the demon „1 epeculatium it le
difficult to any, but I do hope our Two tieuncillors,
who profess to watch toe interests of the imp,
will have their eye* a little wider open than
they have during the past few weeks I hear
Mr. Alderman GreKory tot au A.tire and
praiseworthy atlp at the list wee:4ol2y of the
Council, by proposing that a In-1u tied be lxviented
to the Duchy of Cornwall preying that the town
might ii•ve the cuitoily arid pree-rratiou of the tree..
And surely the Duchy wiil not rAuse. ['hey have
driven • pretty good berg sin in the town during
the last 20 year., and it would be scurvy t-eatment
indeed if they were to continue to cot up piecemeal
the land on which the trees stand and sell it to every
petty speculator who wishes to habit a ()Atm.... In
these Mtur-B iwkett days, when we are threatened
with numberless email lan dl w.fa, it behoves us to be
doubly watchful over these splendid treasure' planted
with such forethomibt by thoeie who have gone before
us. The old Beggar's Keep feud seems to have utterly
died out, and perhaps it were better th it any symptoms
of ill-feeling shoold be extinguished ; but I can
remember the time when, hail such an act of demoli-
tion been perpetrated. the town would have been
turned topsy-torvy. Again thanking Mr. Gregory
and those gentlemen who hive r.miewl their voice is
this matter, I beg to remain, retire, etc..
AN INDIGNANT INHABITANT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

00OHLr8 FILLS

will sayer fads train iny msmorY ; and • friend of mina
atm weed through the MM. district many months after.
wards, informed in. that my fame am • medicine itiant
had not Mad out, but that the marvelicue cure Iry siren
Mem a theme of conversation in the bazaar:

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS

AILI TH•

ONLY PREPARATION
They place before the public.

ANTLBILIOUS PI ILLS,
TIM OLDEST

PATENT MEDICINE.
I. Balm at Ls. WI, b. b.. 4. ttd., sad 11.

COOK LB'S ANTIBILIOU • PI Ll.B.

TIM Bin

74111.1 LY lOW IC IN B.
la Boma at li. let fid., 4a. Id., and lle.

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

TIM IarIST

FAMILY MILDIJINi
la Bozos at Ls. lid., la. 9d aa.6d., and Ila

TRH CURE FOR SKIN DISEASES!
IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAYI

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN 1181
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MARVELLOUS APPtICATION.

lEAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
CURES OLD-STANDING SKIN DISEASES.
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

WARSHAW

WilletlAll AMATEUR thiAll Cric 01.1111.—The second
ent.r:ainment waa hold iu t • C.irn El&isioge on
'rUll. I.y lest. nudor the dotin.paishe I patronage of
M.. J. 104, E.g., ii. Bon.l, E.g., F.
q., mid J. H. Webet-r,
Mayor. roe proceeds wire to the fund. u•
the Horticultural Society. TU. 'Wet piece wee the
laughable force, " Mr. awl Mra. the ehamelis
persona baln.i : Pepper, 31r. H Up.toue ;
Fronk Brown, Mr. J. A. Hobbs; Peter White, Mr.
Bjilup ; WI taw Whit.. 11'.. F. B 'floss; Mrs.
Whits, Mia, A. Bailey; Kitty (lover, Sties May.
This chorea.s were well alio-Mos I. Thi. WY fol.
lowe Iby Ml..rd Vitzholl's domestic 4ritint, rbo
M 'meat ale Q testion." Tun cart wag :—Robert
Shelly (• you./ poochvr), Mr. Fr.nk Hibbs; James
Greenfield la rallteneePwl,_Mr. Brevet.; Chalk
landlor.l of Toe lAA? 11 ws-wooe), Mr. J. Ilordy ,•
Moletrap, Mr. .1. Bridle; Union J ink (the scamp of
the village), Sir. 1... Ilibb. ; Rachel ityiand, Miss A.
Bailey; Fanny D ale-tt (a sorrow). Mr.. F. B dam.
Busouoa Putt' Siam ,no, We lowelay.—Blfore
J. 11. Webater, Bag. (Mayor) snot F. Filliter,
(Iteoorder.)—John ii.. rn f Seitimge, we,
tomml by the GU or hone of the W. shun and Pur•
lock Union for urcleciio, I, utiin•ai., his wife and
five children, ow Min itvo f 410 Wareh ion su I Pur-
beck Union.-I'riencr woo aoprehaidal lb. day
previous at Portsmouth by P.C. Joan Annum, of the
licene of toe (lock and
Botile Inn, Mor.leu, was truostorrol to Mr.. Barr,
widow of the late landlord.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

SAD DEATH BY DROWNING OF A YOUNG
LADY.

The town of Wareham wee deeply distressed en
Friday night by hearing of the mitimely en i of a
young lady Very much revert al in the parish—Miss
Emilie Annie Densham, the daughter of the highly
eeteerned Congregational minister, Rev. W. Donahue,
who has had the superintendence of that church for the
last Mae or ten years.
The deceased, wk, was only 25 years I age, has for
Dome time past suffered trim melancholia, for which
she hae been treated by Dr. Dauiel, and although her
lowness of spirits had been very manifest, she bad
never said an)t fiog that was calculated to teal her
friends to believe she was tired of her life.

Oa Friday evenine, about half-past eight, she left
her home, informing her parents that she was going
for a walk. Dr. Daniel had Just previously seen her,
and she then appeared as usual. About an hour after
a man named Clover, a labourer, was told by another
named lipioer that he had seen something fl 'sting in
the water near the club boat house. He rowed
towards it, and aiw it was • body fully dressed. He
did not take it into his boat, as the boat
befog leaky he was afraid it might sink it.
He however at once gave information to the police,
and Superintendent Felthara with several con-
stables proceeded to search for it, and after some
trouble "dragged" it from the bottom of Radcliffe
hole, whore it had floated and sunk. It wag than
discovered to be the body of Miss Deniiham, and
information was at once given to her friends, who,
of course, were terribly grieved.
An inquest wai held on Saturday at the Town
HMI, before Dr. Webiter, coroner, when In addition
to evidence given to the above effect Miss Selby, a
friend of the deceased, was called, and stated that she
had seen nothing in her demeanour to lead her to the
belief that she intended to commit suicide. She knew
nothing of the deceased having suffered from a dis-
appointment in love.
The Jury retuned an open verdict of "Found
Drowned."

Toe funeral took place yesterday (londay) hut-
and wee atteuded by the able members of the
oongregation, and • large number of others. The
Res. E. Evans of Po ,le pert ormed the mournful rite..
Among the mourners was Dr. Staint't ape, so foil
mste friend of the family.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.

There is scarcely any eruption but will yield to
Salon,lino" in a few days. and commence to fads
away, even if seemiogly rig cure. Or!Mary pimples,
redness, blotches, scurf, r.omhn, as if by
ningie; whilst ohl, enduring skin ili3onkrs, eczema,
keine, psoriasis. r .sea, pratrigo, letter, pityrissis,hownsor
11,,,:p1y routed, sncei,stully attacks. It
d.,itr,iy. Ibo annu,ilcults whist, ton.tly cause these
unsightly, iintabh., loil,Ful affccl,hu,s, mint re,sluees a
clear, smooth, supply, litultliy akin. '• Sulpbolints"
Lotiou is sold by CL,, l,,ita everywhere.
Bottles, 2. 9d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16

A CUTEGY.II4II FINED.

At the Birmingham public ,Ifiu.se, on Saturdey,
Robert Rop r. 30, described in the cliarg, alicet as
gentleman, WM charged with being .11,11 A and
dieorterly. It swa state! that the defendant is •
tier./ yowl of the church of Rei.elan I, and was formerly
a curate of St. tleorge'ii, Birmingham. A policeman
ski I th it at abut: intloight h• esw the defen Icl
drunk an I oli.surd,rly in Bull•treet, nut uotoaed h
I people about ags he 11 elel.l them, especially
females. Tne magistrate You will be a tuin.el man
if you go on It this way. Defendant : Unhappiness
causci it, and I scarcely knew whst I wee about. A
fine of 10.. ant costa, lu default LI dap, Wa, impomed
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16

To th:

Sir, —Khrily allow we a email space in your
value le p.per t cay a woel respecting the ancient
at we on Fouling ton•hill. It -ewe almost certain
that this at me fungi have been in that place for
nowards of SOO yean or more. I can trace it fir 133
yearn. I think, therslire, that Fordington I. cer
lobar not wrong in claiming it a. one of their own
parish relic.. It cannot pogo nly belong to the Council
at the B 'rough, as it ot there long b•fore For.
dingtou was inoirtaratoi in the Itoroo.fh of .r.,feessr.
W-r.hip the Mayor c•rt only lug le a •iii.t .14-• in
causing it to be moved without c .n.ultiug t• e pad •h.
ige hal only put it On th, agenda pa., a•ol
properly have brought the matter b 4 co the C ono],
we shwill then brave had an opportunit; after reraliii4
the report of the Council meeting, to have pointed
nit the esteem In which we boll this relic. I am
really at • loss to know the reason of the etoneW
removal. The only reason I can h•ar ic 'gag Mr.
W•hb who 1i,.. iu the crn r ho.. cl t• he stone.
1i a abirlie.l to the Niavor to gat it in.. .4. plea ling
that the ..t.n a. a nil. aC. it it eta ale, lilt',
children to ha, - icy .c a. for putting
rubbwh into the letter b a. .w ttis is very
ridiculour. Th. letter ut I. not imni•dist-iy ab are the
I stone, but round the c wit,. and to 411. Ga. froll the
I cootie of the top of the et •n• to t natr• of Ohs
I letter box. So you will see that no sing! chi11..•114
I reach it when on the @tour, a ad of c
don't want Xi arollri on at n.. I .• r. aly
know Mr. Webb ;oa far I eat tint : • o ly
lived in Vie pari.b ahou gwrie • 1.0. W.. I la ar la •
,he. *polio.' I , lii. church 4.1.11 •a I • g t ong•
besutilul chine* otoptted. I 40,1 loom wnetrier toe
chimes elect the letter box a• well. Nir. Oft bb now
threatens t ttr be stone, btu. I hope i coaader
what tic, COD•tYI,I-111k1 May b.. Ito. lv, , lie seem,
ao be a regular Sir Oracle, I derudoel t anode.
I dog 'hall bark but iii.. II one may ii II by the
I vigilant engniry the police ware making oI Sa'auday
' it se an. that hi. Worship will Pr...nate the W.flS• .if
For button, if be can only fi ao nd out wit, tw ight 6%4
I the beloved relic. Surely, sir, this is drone* ; but
• whatever I. dune I believe no other place f ir the stone
will satiety the people of Fordlogtow.—l am, dear
sir. yews,
A Mirka OF FORDINGT..M.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16

I***.,

COLLISION IN VIII NARBOUR.-A BARGE
SUNK.

On Wedneeday night the Premier which had been
en • trip returned Into the hartomr. and in bocaiug
to got into pooition to lead her pameagers C• 111411 into
1/1010111 cdliii .11 Wlt3 • oral Irrrom which wao en dam-
age-1 that It immodiately sank. A young fellow who
woo on the berg. at the time doing • litilo thibiog had
• Year narrow Wand. and o.llr just •ot off of it before
It went down. Boh the realer and the barge
belong to ?desire. Omens.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16

STIMMLYSTES MARSHALL.

CLUB FRATIVAL —Th.. members id the Black Horti•
Slat, and l•wn Club celebrated their first anniversary
by a fete and_public dinner on Monday last in • field
"piswite the Black Hon., Inn, kindly granted for the
occasion by T. siackrell, Esq. Unfortunately the
weather was not pn.pitiou. for an ontaloor gathering.
and this deterred many riends from attending. The
'weathers met in the in' ruing, and, headed by the
Abner Bra., Band. I.rel'i the streets of the village,
retiring t.. a .paciou. manor., in the field, where a
capital dinner te.s. admirably -erred by Mr. Young,
of the Black Horse Inn. .thout nienilsers and
friends sat down to the reliaid, which was pre.iiled
oier by Mr. W. H. Crump. of Blandfonl. After
dinner the nutsl loyal and patriotic toad. were
submitted from the chair, and well received, a+ was
al., the toa.t of the day, •• Success to the Black Horse
Slate and Loan Club." A vote 1.1 thank. wa.
unanimously mowed to Mr. Niackrell f..r granting the
u... of the field, and "The Health id the Chairman "
brought the bia.t li.t to a clow. Throughout the
I•Vening. tiotwith.tanding the unfavourable 'tat,., Of
the weather, dancing and other :kinu..enicrit4 were
heartily entered into by the nuanen,u+ company
a.sembled, and a plea.aut and enjoyable day was
paawd.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16

THE ANTI•LIQUOR WAR AT POOLE.

ALUIRMAN NORTON II ITLOTTLD.

At • great pnblic meeting t ielistiury on Wednes-
day night (whicu ',Wowed Vie WITIDDI conference of
the Weetern Toutherance Ling the appearance of
Mr. Alderman Curtis, Pole (who at the om-
fereece had b4eii elected eireiii lent of the League)--
aocompeoied by Mr. Alderman Nort ia, Poole, the
pronecutor in the re...et CDS. *gamic pumicetin of
that town for breach., of the humming lawe--wm
greeted with vociferous applauee ; 5.4 when, in
reeponse t repeated call* from the meeting, Mr.
Norton came upon the platform, he received quite an
ovation, the entire an 'fence risiug and cheering.
When eeveral @pother@ had been heard, there were
calla for Mr. Curti.. an I Mr. N t in. Mr. Cleorge
Cords, J. l'., having briefly so ken, Mr. J. J. Norton,
in respouse to repeated calls, ellieeee I the meeting,
and wan very warmly received. 11, adverted Li the
reoeut doiege at Poole. and de•crib•il what bad taken
place that day at and after the adj owned lioensing
' seeelon, attending which had kep himself and
Mr. Curtis away from the 000tereuce. Were they,
he asked, to ream to go on with • good work
they had set their bands to because they hat • few
hard words thr ma at them? People, unfortunately,
did not keep to words. Having failed to wont him
in open combat, people had trial to unfit him for the
work by blowe behind, and iu this he spoke literally.
But thanks ti a thick head, a low-crowned hat, and
• kind Providence be was still able to puisecute Ms
task (cheere.) If anything juitified the action be
hal token it we th it their authorities were asleep, or
worse—were c iwarls—aod were afraid of stirring up
mischief. No Imo knew, however, what he had bad
to suffer, and what probably be would still have to
suffer. He went OD to give instaaces in which former
customers had refused to deal with him because of his
attitude towards the driok traffic. He wee quite
prepared to suff-r title, sof t even go back t i the
journeyman's bench and keep hie wife and family on
254. a week as he had done it the poet. The speaker
resumed his mat amid cheering.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16

SLANDNOAD.

CHALLILNOS CUP CuXPECITI.,N.—The fortnightly
competition for the Captain's Challenge Cup by mew.
her, H Gitupany. D. H. V., took place on ilonday at
the ranges ..n Have Down. The highest score vial
made by Sergeant lierhatm 60 points Colutu•S.rift.
Goodndge, 44 points, bt‘Jullfi. 'tango. 200, 000, and
600 yards, live shots at each. A stormy, gusty day for
shooting.
Hoismrai SCNIUT. —The members of the various
friendly societies in lilandford have arranged to
attend Divine service in I.llaudford Church on Sun-
day, Sept. A. The sermon will be preached by the
Rev. C. H. rYne".Clintion, rector, and at the close •
collectien will be made in aid of the hospitals. The
volunteers of the town will march to church on the
occm-ion.

..... .
BLANDIORD umiauui cut, held n Tnevday last,
was largely attended by dealt', and agriculturists.
The quantity of sheep, cattle, horse., and pig. in the
Fair Field was largely in tact.... ,f the 'central rule,
and farming implements, machinery, md agncultural
necessaries funned quite a feature oi the fair. Messrs.
Ensor, Senior. and Duke disposed of must of the stock
by auction, at prices 6.1 5.a.g..,„,y in advance of late 8.11160,
but much lower than last year. •he three auctions
being held ,iinillinneonslY, it was difficult ti get
prices at each, but the flowing prices at Mr. rieni.,i's
sales may be taken a. an average of the :
—Eight three-year-old steers made £l7 As. each ; 10
fat heifers and cows, 14s. per score; cows and calves,
1:10 to ; lAarreners. kV to £l2; -mule, 20. ikl. to
4435. each; ewes, Xis. to 474.
Coons TIM/tr.—The members or the Blandford
Church Choir had a capital day's outing on Monday
last, through the kindness of the churchwarden., Mr.
K. E?•ers and Br. F. Davis. The choir startA from
the Crown Hotel about eight o'clock to a break and
four greys, arriving at Bournemouth shortly after
ten. From thence they were conveyed by steamboat
to tiwanage, where an admirable dinner was much
enjoyed at the Royal Victoria Hotel. Returning to
Bournemouth by the Game boat • tea was provided,
and heartily appreciated. The choir was accompanied
by the Rector and Bra. Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Eyers,
lir. and Airs. Davis, Mrs. }Awards, and • few
other friends. The outing WU thoroughly enjoyed by
all who participated therein.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16

BL&ND1011.D.

, ----- -- - —.
RIFLE NIATCH.—.In interesting mach between
eight !ambers id the Blandfiral troop 1/.0.1).F .C..
and a like number of II Coionany, D.R.V., took place
iin Wednemay at the range of the latter, on ltaii
Diiwn. The weather We.., dull, and but • olight wind
interfered with the tuarkainen, a rarity at the Bland-
ford range. Both ilides natal the Ilactini-Henri rides,
and, as will be seen by the subioine I Kona, the
volunteer* were victors by 36 point* :
tt.O.D.Y.C.
200 Yds. 600 Yd.'. 600 Yds. Tot.
ttr..ltaster Roger* ... 24 23 13 40
Sergeant E. C ...e ... 29 21 30 80
:iergeont li. C .ve _.. . 21 31 21 73
Sergt..lnatructor Flint 26 21 13 ('2
Corporal G. Bona ... 24 21 29 73
T...mper Oux•Lir tlett ... 2.) ri 23 - 73
T. •'per Gill° xt..,_ _ ... 73 24 23 70
T....pe: Gude,' t-Hill ... 22 26 22 72

200 191 172 363
H COMPAN Y, D. H. V.
CA.-Sergeant 31 30 89
Sergeant IN•rhaut ... 21 19 22 6.3
.... . _ _

Serit.-InAr. Knight ..: 22 30 27.) 77
Sergeant Kendall ... 24 23 77
Corporal Light 29 24 23 78
Lance•CorlionilLawbert 19 24 17 00
Privatv Watts 2n 34 n 84
Private Skis ington ... 24 22 21 71

206 20N 107 601
At. the hearty cheer, were given fur the victors,
Awl returned by them.

POOLE.

ALP NOitron,—srijilk—s, it is stated, incui red
an rspeuditur, id over £3OO inc otiec•iun with the late
rail ,u 3 Poole publicans, h.* yrooivol a .ther threaten-
ing lindir adrieiog hien ti get hi. family out of the
ten. The writer expense I r+gret be Ali not du him
an injury n We Ineeday ovoid c, accused him of
tryios to ruin hi. fellow- townsmen by foul playould bide
him prepare to meet his 13 I. Adderman Norton bias
etated that hal the police and the Watch Committee
it.ne their duty, tbe pr.ceedinge, which his bad taken
would have been unnecessary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16

ZDIOWOOD.

1.0.G.T.—0n Tuesday evening the "Vale of
Avon" Lodge was visited by several of the fraternity
from the lodges at Wininorne and Ikatmetuouth.
Brother Minty, of Bournemouth, genially presidod.
Alter the usual routine of business, an interesting
programme was creditably rendered by the following
members :—Opening Ode, "Scatter seeds of kind-
ness " ; address, BrO. W. Itussell_; song, Si.. Bailey;
duett (violin and pianoforte), "Toiling on, dc.,"
and Bro. ; reading, Bro. blorgan ; reading,
lir% Wilkins; song, Sin. Brown; address 1.1 n,.
Cousin.; Closing Ode. Thanks were tendered the
visitors by 1:17v. Thatcher.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16

THIL 011•1 BLOOD PUBIIIII B.ND lifrOlign.

VOR cleansing and clearing the blood from
I. all iu.puritiu cannot be too highly recom•
mended.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16

CONOSET.

An excellent concert was given in the Mowlem
Institute on Thurviay last in aid of the Mowim
Icstitute Oh cal Society. We are sorry to find that
the r.sen was not so full as it should have been,
especially as this was about the best concert given
this season. The proceeds amounted to about E 4 10s.
A capital programme was provided, as follows :
Pianoforte duet. "PrecMsa," very efficiently played
by Miss Maud Hunt and Mrs. Andrews; song,
"Sing, Sweet Bird," exquisitely rendered by Mrs.
Charles E. D. Black, and loudly encored; the Choral
Society followed with a glee, "Irons Oberon, in
Fairyland," flUllg in a remarkably good style, and was
well applauded; song, "Daddy," by Miss Valentine,
called forth a hearty encore; Mx. F. L. Cartwright
next favoured with a recitation from Tennyson, the
execution of which was excellent; song, "Gipsy
John," by Mr. Harold Jones, won an encore, and
was we'l appreciated, followed by the song, " Gr .es of
the West, splendidly rendered by Miss Florence
Lock, and warmly encored ; glee, "Awake, my Love,"
brolight l'art I. to a close. Part 11. was opened with
iiianoforte duet, " Semirainide," played remarkably
well by the Nl•sses Harmon; song, Golden Love,'
by Miss Valentine, was well sung, and called forth
a loud encore ; "Now the hay's Returning
Lamp," was very efficiently rendered oy the Choral
Society; song, "Carrier John," by Miss Florence
Lack, sung in good style and ignored ; a recitation,
"Poor Ridiard's Sayings," by Mr. F. L Cartwright,
caused great amusement, his execution being enema.
mostly good; Irk " Nlemory," by Misses Valentine
and Hillier and Mr. .1. F. Hillier, jun., was highly
appreciated, being rendered in very good style', song,
" oce," by Mrs. Charles 1.. D. Black, was
splendidly sung, and loudly encored; the Choral
Society 101 l mei} with a part song, 'Take care," when
the National .Intheie was sung, and thus a pleasant
es ening was brought to a termination. It is some
time since that we have had the pleasure .1 having
such a splendid selection id ladies' WWI, It would be
difficult to pirticularise where all were so good, but
we cannot hell, remarking on the very efficient
rendering .4 Mrs. BLack's solos, and take this oppor-
tunity of thanking all who so kindly gave their
assistance in forming sueh a capital programme.