The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06 00:00:00

WARZHAIL

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Tung have boon no cams before the Borough or
County Benehee during the lest week.
Wiirr•Miernar hob g banltholiday all the shops
were closed, and there being no amusements in the
lowa the piece wse literally deserted.
PONT Race—On Friday last a race came off
be.ween two ponies. the propely of Meier*. 0.
Rama:mitt, of B.mrn minth, and [Jr. J. Webet.r, of
Wareham. The race tonk place in the ('risk t
the courm being twice tonna, about one mile. Prior
to the re-, the doctir's p ny we. meet fancied, having
an advantage of nearly one hand in height, but in the
rase sh • we. nowhere, being unable to stay the
distance, Mr. Hammett's pony winning easily.
FITZ AT LTIVIITT.— A fate la connection with the
order of Rechabites we. held on WhitMouday in
Lytohett Park, and was well atteaded. Om of the
principal laureation@ was a cricket match between
abstaieers and nouesbstaistere, which resulted in a
victory for the no,..stootainet,. An up-n sir roecting
IC.II hell at hallf.paet four, when *Adresse. 'C.c.,
delivered by Mr. Norton, of Poole, Or. Crecoic, Bev.
Pritotot Stoktia, of ,Verelisin, Rcv. Wernincke, &a.
A few running matches, dancing on the green, and
pl. n•y f ki.slng In the ring, which appears to be se
copular em.'.., helped to maks up an aujoyablo day.

Corrupt Practices Bill gram 'imply an attempt to do
assay with expenses that were perfectly legitimate.
Mr. Bonier* then expressed hi. surprise that old
o moty families could be found to support the present
policy of the Government "Let us," he said, "take se
an instance the family of Portman. No man bas •
respect for the family of Portman than I
greeter
I am indeed g ateful for many favours
eonferred upon m amongst others, that they
keep an excellent peck of 'monde, which has afforded
me very good sport. Lord Portman is a goad man of
business, and respected by eserYbodY, by no "4
more than myself. I respire his family too, but I
am bound to confess that I think his political action
has always been, to say the lust, mieamenca, Hem
this greet family. these large owners of landed
igrastsgegssione, can possibly Permit themselves to be
at at the tail .1, Mr. Gladstone every time he
chooses to change his political opinions, or take what
he calls a • new departure '—whioh, by the way, Is
very c .mtnon in them days—(laughter)—mad how Mr.
Portman ma take his mud bath, I mn at a loss to
oonceive. (Cheers and laughter.) How is it possible
to justify Mr. Portnisn'e allowing himself to be
dragged up to London to vote for Mr. Bradlaugh ; or,
again, interested as he lain London property, tosupport
the Irish Land Act? What will happen to him when
that Act is transferred to Ragland (Hear, hear.)
Will Lori Portman, and will his family agree to the
principle of that Act—that every lessee is to become
entitled, not only to unerhaustea improvements', but is
to have • right to a renewal of his lease upon easy
terms. What was true of Mr. Portman was true of
Mr. Davey, it was true of the member for Wareham.
and, until they amid bring these people to
reason, all their efforts would be in vain." Referring
to • late Liberal meeting, the speaker, putting
on his most comic look, said it wee wound up
by the Rev. Mr. Beaus, whom be presumed was allied
upon to impart to it a sort of ministerial benediction
at the and. In his speech Mr. Evans said he °paid
not we any distinction between the Holy Apostle St.
Peter and Judas Iscariot. and, to use his own expres-
sive words, he would take *Slier of them for Chior...
This very funny Joke seemed to be intensely relished
by his hearers, and Mr. Cavendisb•Bentiock dropped
into his chair amid • perfect storm of apples:we.
After Cole, sir. Mr. Dugmors, of Parkatone, at mewed
upon the scene. I don't know who he is, or what he
1.. I know thia much—that he sings In the choir, and
weans the hood of a bachelor of arts. Ile proposed •
resolution to the effect that the meeting praeent con.
donned the policy of the present G ivernment, both
foreign and domestic. Mr. Daimons gave his views
upon the Gladatonian policy, and it is, sir, with great
contrition I admit that before he LW half finiehed I
went home to supper.

" Affiurtion sore
Lung time he bare."
But he could not stand it any looney. The untla
Tote of confidence In the Member was wised, and
Mr. Pearce &leo received a vote of thanksfor occupying
the chair.

THE RST COUNTYpEPREss' AND ikw-ticULTUR‘L OAZETTE, TUEsUfY. JUNE 6, 1882.

" The Prase," '}lost sod H05t,..," " Th. Ladies,"
followed in due coarse, sod th. huotwal, adimaruld to
the field, whom epode au 11 various other ammemests
were thoroughly esj %Tad Oil due, sod brought to
oboea very aucoomfol ibte, for which proles is oar.
Minty due to Mr. Strange and his fellow-helpere In the
ftwho did all they could to are the coort
tore. aware mf

OKEPORD rrriuntß.
Tgifreitagoe Fury/me—The friends of the great
tempersace movement i this aeighbourborvi held a
grand demoustrati ni in this vile OP Whit-Tuesday.
The they's proceeding. commenaM with Dirks' marries
in the parieh church, M which the sermon was
preached by the Rev. O. H. Byrom-Clinton, rector of
Bin lord. After trivia* service the procession r
formed, and perambulated the village to the lieri
(kindly lest by Mr. Phillips), where a public tea,
platform toeetiug, and Tarim; innocent ammesseents
were provided for Ahe little an., who formed the
principal pinion of the procession. Delightful
weather favoured the 1f.,, mil made it a complete
lIICOPIL

job% a club with as broad beefs as they could find. In
two years the club would be called upon to die. and
thew the beet thimg to de would be to Crowder it into
$o Oddfellowe e, or something of ch. hho,
The Rev. Mr. ITAR endorsed the sentiments of the
rector., and thanked tbe Mayor for coupling his name
with the toast.

Camiutaa amt yam/ "TI. Army. Navy, aad
Volaatmas," coupled with lb* mma ol Bogie-Ma*
Foglia%

SQ:CONO to the Symondabary Friendly Society"
was next toasted, coupled with the name of Mr. .1.
Sticklaad, the secretary.
Mr. STIOCLUILD said his mune had been emaciated
with that toast for 17 years. The lag Hey. W.
Rawlineon did all be meld for the club, and he was
glad Mr. Mammal was occupying Um position be did
They bad Dow " the beak ter 17s. 11d.
Parkas the past year they had lort but one member
by death. and one member's wife. Them well • great
falling off bl numbers—eight had sold out dairies the
year. The number on the books now was 133, and
some years 140 they had between three and four
handled. If this society cretianed it mud be made
more attractive. They hod tried to establish a sick
rand, but it had not emorseded, but at the end of the
term he hoped h would be re-constructed on • Meth g

IC HAIL Wlistra tn. In proposing "Th. health
of the Trustees" (Maass. Bradford, Pitfield, and
Elmwood), said they appaired todav to hear the knell
of this society, but he did not think it was Ong to
die yet, after holding aa for so many yews. He woul I
advise the member@ to take a cool view of thingt, and
endeavour to carry it on with the same g•ood feeling
that always existed. Speaking of his earlier days in
this parisk Sir Charles said he well remembered the
time when be used to ride '' Smiler" and "Maiden,"
two bra.. belonging to the Pitfield faraily—(cheers)
and he really believed it was the splendid air of
Symondebury thA to a great extent, permitted him to
be there to-day. Education at the present day some-
times carried lads far beyond their station, and made
them above thdr position. (thar, hear.) But educe-
cation and industry went hand in hand, and it was
quite right that they should have education Baldest
to fit them for their different walks in life.
PITTIRLD responded for the tinstees.
Mr. bucistann next gave "The told of the Hon.
Members and Visitors." He was glad they had to-day
the distinguished presence of Sir Charles William.
(Applause.)
Sir Glum.= briefly responded, when limed toasts
followed, including The Press," adocowledged by
the representative of the Megrims, and "The ladies,'
by Mr. Monism and Mr. &nor.
"The health of the Bost end iodise" concluded
the toast-list

tattle by a round of real
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IWRIME MINSTER.

Octrom.towan—tto77--fhe metereTre of the "Loyal
Friendshiriqiudge of Ocidfellowe (Manchester Unity),
in this held their annual demonstration and
festival on hit-Tuesday. The dsy's proceedings
commenced by the members assembling at the Lodge
-
room, and joining in proceasioa, beaded by the capital
Cede Mullen Brass Band, they proceeded to the pariah
church, where Divine WACO was oondu.e.i4 the
sermon being preached by the Rev. J. R. Tobias,
LL.D., who gave an paint (Wooing, suitable to the
occeedou. On leaving the church, the
formed, sad perambulated the streets of the re-
loomed,
rater:deg to the Lodgrroote, where a pubetaatia
diner wee provided by Host Dewey, of the Talbot
Inn, to which upwards of one hundred ea down,
and thoroughly enjoyed the good things previded.
The chair was taken by Mr. G. H. Botteck, and alter
the removal of the cloth, the usual loyal, patriotic, and
complimentary toasts followed in the prescribed order.
From the annual statement of the Lod_ge, we perceive
It le in a moot flourishing condition. The after dinner
proceedings were carried out in a held neer the Talbot
Inn Odudly lent for the occasion by the Right Hee.
Lord Wolvertoe), and there dancing, attil•dc sports,
acid vicious other amusements were heartily entered
Into by the numerous ootapany present. The whole ol
the arrangements were all that mold be desired, and
reflected great credit on the committee of management
and the painstaking secretary of the lit. committee.

Errs's 00000.—GRATErm. AND COMFO/ITING.—.. By a
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which (over. the
operations of &mud= nutritioa, and by • careful appli-
eation of the tine properties of well-selected Cocoa. Mr.
Epps have provided our breakfast tables with a delicately
flavoured beverage which may ears us many heavy
doctors bilk Isle by the judicious use of such articles
of diet that a censtltutioa may be gradually built up until
enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of subtle maladies are Boating around no ready
to Week wherever there 1,. weak point We may WSW
many a fatal shalt by keeping aterselvse well fortified with
pure blood end a properly nourished frame.--Cis4
Gaset44. —Made simply with boiling water or milk.
Sold only in PAckete labilled—" JAMES EPPS a Co..
Remairpathic Chemist,. London."—Also makers of Eppg's
Chocolate Boone-, for afternoon use. _ .

-711117171 i; A.P7T;C:TIC7I(II-A7D- ITLltiring
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be
ahly surprised at the almost immediate relief ailordsd by
the me of "Brown, Bronchial Troches.' These famous
" losenges" are now sold by most respectable chemists in
this country at la. lid. per box. People troubled with a
" hacking cough," • aright cold," or bronchial affection%
cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed
to progress, result in serious Pulmonary and hettunatic
affections. Bee that the words "Browns Bronchial
Trochee" are cm the Uovernment Stamm around each box,
—Prepared by Jolts L &sows and Soma, Boston, United
State., Utopian depot, removed to 33, Farringdon.
road, London. . . .

UaIIaRLI—DISCOTRIT FOR Tan RAIL-11j001 hair Is
turning grey or white, or falling off, use 'The Mexican
Heir Ranewrr; for it MU 'airiest, restore in awry eels
Orep or While hair to its original colour, without leaving
the disagreeable smell of Most " Restorers." It makes
the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
growth of the hair on bald spots, where the glands are not
m.s.oed. Ask your Chemist for 'Tug Mexican Hun
Ithregweh," sold by Chemists and Perfumers everywhere
at 0. ed. per boßle. Wholseale depot removed to 33,
Parringdon-road, Logsdon,
A Caius.—To all who are suffering from the errors and
ndiscrersons of youth, nervous weakness. early decay,
loss st manhood, au, I will sand a receipt that will cure
you. Tree or Charge. Thia great remedy was disc..mered
by • enissionery in South Africa. Send • self•addreserd
envelope to the RL'T.JO42/11 T. OMAR, St•tion D, New
York City, D.S.A.
ASTE.MIS CASTOR OlL—The new A. sad H.
CASTOR OIL is pure and actin, yet absolute* fru from
anal and ropisissaat eflad—s result never before atheism!.
fthe Lamest report, We* 410, 18K In bothles at Pd., is,
Le. ed., Is., and Se Beim an entirely new article, ask
your °humid to procure A for you if not in stock. Soils
manufacturers, Allen and lianbury, Plough.court, Lore

"-fax SI/IN.—Mu Glory of Woman, the Pride of Man.—
It =isms the delicate hum of beauty, and othistitutos
all that we term " Lovetinges," yet how maoy have their
miss blemished by irritant soaps. Carbolic. Coal Tar.
Glst ade of putrid fats, " THR ALBION KI K
AND SULPHUR SOAP "I. tne purest, the waits.% aut
most
simpstifyieg of all wow it romans all pita pie%
and rouglusem. By sh chemist% in tablet.% dd,
and is,
Towles Pennyroyal sad SW Pills for females, quickly
*mat all irregularities, and relieve the distressing sm.
toms so prevalent with ths sax. Boxes Ix. 14d. and la ed._
of all cheadate. Sent anywhere os receipt of 15 or 34
, sumps, by the maker, K. T. Towle, Chemist, Nottingham.
1 luistUng I—Fcci rearm"' AND Bourn. —A few drops
of the Ilissid "Moraine " spriskisd on a wet tooth brush
produces • Newest lather, which thoroughly degasses the
teeth from all parasites or impurities, hardens ths gums,
preveste tartar. store decay gives to the teeth a peculiar
curb whiteness, and a delightful fragrance to the breath.
It -removes all unpleasant odour arianc from decayed
teeth or tobacco smoke. • The flagrant Martha'," being
composed in part of hooey and west herbs, la delicious to
the Leto awl the (molest toast disCovery of the age.
Price lis. 64. of all Chemists sad perfumer% Wholesale
depot removed to 32, Farringdoncoad, Loudest
Wean Charcoal comes in contact with putrid substances
or impact gass% it alters the putrescent or septic ten-
dency more allectually than any other antiseptic. flare
11.0 injurious effect ever produced by taking IL Its
action internally—absorbing impure gases—correeting
acidity, 111%, renders it an -important eradicator of Dys-
pepsia, Gout, Rheumatism. Lc., from the system.
Baeuet Pore Vegetable Cautcou. Is sold by all chemists.
In bottles. Is., is., ; and Bragg's Charcoal
Mecuita, in tins, la., Ps, and is.
Tax QUllia aND COLD Wit Tin BOLL-241nd from •
lady'. letter ;—" I find Sinclair. Cold Water Soap saves
time sad material. Lithe clothes require less rubbing and no
boiling, Gad (still more mast adorn was a mochpursr Dolour
than with other soap% I recoesnisnd it to every Muer
wile, as it la undoubtedly the best soap for laundry and
all porpoise. It will not injure the most delicate fabric—
is pleusot to tise. and prevents the napery of • steamy
house during the family wash. Sold by groom and oilmen
everywhees, at id. per lb. Be sure to irk for Sinclair's,
and do not be pomaded to accept a woethlses imitation.
—Sole maker. James &salsa, Southwark, Londoc% HR.
Avoid tho many dangerous and doubdul compousda
sold as Toilet Powders; always ask for Matthews's
=wedFallen Barth, used in the Royal Norma% and
recommoudod by the Faculty ; it protects the skin
from mid winds, chaps, As,, and preserves the complexion
front redeem. rassii„ ha Oat be obtained of
oiii." Pullman. Druggists. and Stores throughout
tlsv.lll at 64. sad 11. By past fd. extra. from the eol•
Crildwr=.lmull• Witmorwatreet London.
use
AIM= TO NOTZInit —Are you brakes' in your rest by
a sick child oaring with the pain of cutting Wahl Go at
once to a chemist and get • bottle of Max. Wuestowl
tkortaute lirscr. It will relieve the poor easter hansedi
stay. It is pert icily hansless and *sawn% to the toot., It
teothiceo natural quit else% by relicring ths child from
pain, and the little cherub swishes " as height a.. button."
It soothes the child, it eoliths the guns, allays all path,
relieves wind, rardsees the bowels, and 11th. beet knows
remedy for amatory and thulium, wheibar arising from
Seething or other amass. Kra Winslow. Soothing.
Bymupi4 by Medicine dashers everywhere at la. lid.
Per
In the Royal Laundries lizaterth PAILS Buts hea been
need for some yeses owing to its unstop/deed beauty sad
delicacy of colour, and the great economy In He use. It can
to obtained from all Gropers and Oilmen, ha. ito.
Tan A. AR. ' TASMAN CASTOIO6—" Is absolutely
pork okood 'ukeleles% and free from disagreeable taste
or small. 111. taken bath by &lam and adults without
Nth 'lighten daftlo. Its 'patent Meets are =gumlike-
able—Lewes& la &Kiss 6d.. ln Se., sad
, Ask your onnaleAl2gro roam it. not in stock Sole
Mambo and HANSI:TIM, Linden.
"SnAwnotarrs Inman." n. ennheete4 and priestly an.
rivaLled in distroylog Boa% MASA IlturrLes, Moms, and
:all wawa, whim vas harmless oo domestic animals, is
sok io sad tins by all Obsemista lt Li ohm in tne,
All hue end woollen. should be well powdand Wont
potting away. Beware of Imitations.
WHAT AMOUNT OF SUMMING COULD SS
AVOIDSD II WS ONLY KNSW HO W.—Many people
lave • dad heavy pun in the head; with thin and bulimic
foslisse that sleep doss sot remove ; with a Nkomo about
sho dam altar ooldne often attended with palpita-
tios. A poio in lb. ado and beak, with frequent sick
boodoolio ; with soma snot sods& Wooled ortgi 40.1.
Moos and • disagreeable taste In morainp; loud
with vertigo or disdain. IL ligni swim
with *ON diONPOINIbie Imo= tho
meal wow of their malady, or the proper modes! attaining
relief. Them are moms or the q.ogtOm. or bawd. .54
• onoygolot. but WY will ieutapstl.d at woo by tbo
▪ oC "Moen Ourstive Symp." a ymehhhie sermistim,
mold everywhere.