The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-04 00:00:00

HOUSE OP COMMONS,

Titnesnar.
TUB NSW IMMIX BILL,
At half-put sly the Hones was crowded in every port.
Mr. °Melons opened has speech by presenting the
Reform Bit under the ineeitable three aspects. It
was, be wild, firstly, the redemption of a pledge ;
secondly, it was bask tad to satisfy • desire; and, above
all, it was designed to a 44 etreugth to the State. Be
invited the audience, in further subdivision, to fig their
attention on the borough (roach's* see it exist& for upon
that the "pilot; structure held, not only as remecte
England, but Scotland and belied. me ge, nested to
ewes twit the Bill left the borough frsnebise•s.ii, a.
it now stands, with two exceptions. The first wee
that the Bill extended the £lO clear yearly ft inchies t
the occupation of land without buildings. It further
proposed to establish what the Premier called " • service
franc/See" 'ivies • vote to persons who are neitb.r
owners nor tenants, but who occupy premise.. He
explained this by reference to the cue of the °dicers of
large Institutions. and of servants living in tenements
provided by their employers
Nedne to the counties of England, he indicated one
O r two ctiansera The £5O franchise is to be abolished,
i" who win not
rating frarichlas
siinnaewthewr eat:. not
tsoinen
thkravhingdichthi..at h
lt*His
will be reduoed from £l2 releable vela. to Ell) clew
0.4 Finally—and this involves the main
features of the Bill—all the borough french's., boom-
hold, lodpr and servka, will be imported into the county.
The property ir.nches• will he retained Intact, but care
will la- token to meet *bums. A heavy blow will he
struck at the fictitious vote by disqgatiy with stew
exceptions, those incorporeal hereditamentu which may
be used for the minute:tare of votes There will air) be
• provision against the sabditision of hereditament&
How far this practice now goes WU illustrated by the
statement that the Pressler had in his possession toe
photograph of • building, not very barge. occupied by a
'lngle person, but held by forty-five owners who each has
his vote. 'Thew chinless introduced into the English
system will also be directly applicable to Scotland and
rowww, Isamu untouched the immaterial peculiarities
laced to the several counties. A principle of the Bill woe
that the three kingdoms should be treated on grounds of
perfect polit'eal squall/.
Them w.re matters which the Bill contained; but it
w. iwpow4bh, to p.fie without notice tnettrre which it
did not eortsin. Th• Premii.r simittad that it was not
a complete BM, but &dared with emphasis that there
Della has been a 0OUIDIet• Reform Hai prted to
Parliament Silks the Government intend to per the
Bill, nit to orarley and smother it they were bound to
recognise ine dimeniti.e which lay in their way. They
could hese stades...it a complete Bill and Wel it on the
table. They did not do Co because they knee that I.
such caw it woad always remain • Bill. become an
Lou. They were deterneinel not to deok-load the Fran.
Miss Bill. They bad Wed its bold with • goal cargo,
sad deck-loading would only be tbm prelimi of found-
ering. Having reed a list of various possible addenda, is
-
4.ll.„wem.se •Mr. Glaistons, maid_ sputa
cemmeilli Ens as MOM aid., inland WS OUN

}l4al• 'Laving gone into committee oa the Supple-
menter, Iteurs. Bigger laid Sexton raised •
cogiplalitt •11•1/4/ the Ow .4 NW. ••tr•ICO mousy in
inland. Mr ill...datums replied Utat such payments were
giecamal7. and that it *MI impossible to enter into
explanations. A' tor some further Parnallite wrangling.
lA. vote WS/ carried by 00 vote, mail:wit 11. A TO/* OU
betel( of the limb Locel Government Board 'furled Ike
Iriecancilables an oppor.uuity of declaiming lot throe
hour. against salivation. Mr. T. P. gamma, afilrmlag
that Lord Elpanoer, whom he styled the Orange Oiling
Master, wee denberateiy striving to redoes the strenatk
of the Irish people. The row mai smiled by VA vows
egiunst 19. L.+o we, sots& fluent y glooa to bring in •
Bill for 6/M11.113/ • 901181013 to the kit Speaker 4 the
Boum. Just Wore the adjournment Pit Charles Dike
read a telegram hr.., Swaim. dated one o'clock this ESAU•
tag, in which lliolunel Baker rapurted thst Ii wee quiet
around the town, arid t,et Ike engagement wag expected
to commence at ciaybretik.

EPPS'S Cocoa..--Gnsegrot and Coninisrisci.— By •
thorough knueriodge of ice uatural a.. which govern b•
operatiiins of digestion and notation. and by • imolai
&valuation a the doe propritioe of • woli-salectid cocoa,
Mr. Epps has provid-d our briaklast tablni with •
delicatoly davonred bivarago which may save us many
heavy doctor's bills. It us by tie Judicious tuie a mat
articles of diet that a c institution may tas gradually built
up untU wong suoign•ii rcsiat every tendency to discaas.
Hundreds of auttli maladies ars floating ariuud us riady
t• attack wherever tiro ii • wvelt point. Ws may socium
many ofatal shaft by ksoping *orioles. well lottltsi with
pars blood and a properly nourishol f cacue.'—efeil for-
rice Gesti4.-114de amply •ith bollimi water or milk.
Said only in pack. Janis Err. & Co..
Llonicoopathic Clamant., L indon."—klau maker of Epp:.
Chocilate Buenas

FIRST PRIZI FOR LAUNDRY WORK. —The Laundress
who won the tirst twist n the competition for the best
let op linen. at thir Trios, Industrid gad
/backlit's Psns Blue sod fitsrch.

Oes Box or Lunt/Lis nil Nits le wnrrantad t, cure all
discharg-s from tO• Urinary Organ s, In either mu (smoired
or constitutional), Gravel, and Palos In the 1.31,1 r.. Guar.
antaed free from Mercury. Bad an boas.. 4s. 61. **Ch, by
all Chamista and Medicine Vsodors t brounhout the World,
or aent to sny address for 'boy stomps by the Makers, 1 up
LINCOLN AND MIDLAND 004,17 i Ls DENO LXIMPANT, Lincoln.
Who'veale Aganta, MLN.Ci Sem Lonion, and all the
Wholesale Houma

REMARKABLE DISAPPEARANCE!
01 au Di.' from everything
Dr using HUDSON'S Exnuer OF SOAP.
REWARD I I
Parity, Health, Porfect Salo:action
By it. regular use.
NB.—lt Is • Pars DRY SOAP in flee Powder, and
dinolves Immediately in Hot or Cold 'Nato,
•• Hauge Imitaiono—luatat upan Hadoon'o."

LUTING'S COUGII LOZZSGES cures Go
albs, Asthma.
Broochlua—ble tied t.stimooy •tistes that no other
mcnicin• is so effectual in to cum of these dangerous
mslaillea One losses.. Qom, gives saw., ono or wo at
bed.t ms ensure. rest. F ri •'ircrieg difffoulty of br.Vh-
lng they are invaluable. 8111 by •11 Cnimists, in tins,
la. HI. and lla 91. eacb.

Tun Quails AND COLD WATII SOAP. —Extract from a
lady's letter I and liiacht,r'• Cold Water Soap saves
ti use and material, as the clothes require lON rubbing and no
boi ag , and (still snore sans( actory ) woe • m uch pur-r colour
than with other eoape. I recommend it to ***** house-
wife, in it is undoubtedly tb• best soap for laundry and
all parposea It will not injure the most delicate fabric—
s pleasant to nee. and prevents the misery cd a steamy
house daring the family weeb. Sold by grocers and oilman
everywhere. at 4d. per lb. Bs eure to ark for :Sinclair's.
and do not be persuaded to accept • worthless loatta.lon.
—Sole maker Jame. Binoleir, Southwark. L. ,nun

HOLLOWATII OINTXINT AND PILLS. —Rheum‘tirm and
rheumatic gout are the most dreaded of all dimmer%
because their victim. had that they are ..fe at no
mason, and at no age Gemara Hodoway'a Ointment,
after fomentation of the painful part., give. greater rebel
than any other application ; but it muli he diligently
need td obtain this demi Able rmult. It hay teen highly
recommended by rheumatic subjects of all arm .nd of
lath seam, for rendering their attacks lest (Ripen' and
1... vigordue, and for rem...ping the your pervidr.to na end
mothlng the nerves. In many cams Holloway'. Ointment
and Pin. have proved the greateet bleadoge in removing
thinnaantiani and rkeutnata gout, which have &nailed
persona prevlowly and at the prime of life.

PAWNING • Pall OF TROUSER/ FOR MEDICINE —Junes
Francis Thomas Lives in Pontnewynydd, near Ponterpo
Monmouthshire. He is now 21 years of ege, bring with
his mother, • widow. tine 11 years ago, then a mero
boy. he wont t. work in the cold-pit as • min r, in circler
to waist his mother in rearins her family of little children.
Soon, however, the lath, fellow broke down in health : but
the necusitiee of the family seemed to require it, and be
continued to teal. the mines, suffering ill the time from
the effects of indigestion, an agonising symptom being
asthma, in such • troubloeoms or.. that the boy wee
unable to lie in bed. Working through the day, and
rostLog a. beet he could in an armchair during the night,
naturally undermined his constitution. Year by year his
health grow worse and wore*, until at last rheumatism
Came with MI it. drea dui lasony. 040 joint aft -r another
became sweat n and Inflamed, so that he was obliged to
.t .p work. In this nod Paget the now young man was
confined to the homes for two long years, moderme all that
mortal could endure. One physician aft tr another was
called up in to treat his oompl.int, bet with no benefit, for
the poor fellow continued to grow wore* and worst Hop-
ing to find some meths of relief, a consultat on of doctors
wee held, then It was decided 'lost an organic dimwit of
the besot timed in an incurable form, ant that medical
aid could not afford relief. He woo given up to die. Toele
years of expensive medical treatment ltad exbaustel the
little savings of the mother, and they bad no money to
buy even the necessaries of life. But a fond mother never
gives up in deeps,. There woo one spark of hope Mit
Someone bad told her of • remedy that hal cured wo many
cases—even when as hopeless as this one seemed to bo—
ned the mother's love went out for her dear boy. But how
to get the medicine 11114 the question. Their money woe
irentely gone. The boy hai • new pair of troupers that he
had been too ill to wear, and the mother reasoned within
herself, "It the boy is to die he will not need them, so
may se well pledge them for medicine with an effort to
save his life." St r es it may &Hoar, the bottles of
medicine procured at the chemist's shop in Pontypool
with the money obttined from the pawnbroker. effected
• cure in this hcpelassa awe, which bid been pronounced
as incurable. But it Is only Just to say that if the
chemist had known of the want, of Chi family the
medicine could huts been obtained without • •isit to Oa
pawnbroker. It. now nearly two years since this took
plate. and young James Francis Thomse has been work-
ing in the coal pit underground ever since earning extra
pay for ova-work, which he la able to perfcrio. Of
course be
supposed. The ralpitatioc, rheumatism, and uthisa were
mere symptom, of the real dieee.e, which was dyspepsia,
Off llMMOMiwkfor with% the remedy wee ether tally adapt-I.
Those who wish to communicate with this young MIDI can
write to him at the above witrees, and he will vouch for
the ooe it.,. prep.rti of !Psis'''. Syron, the article that
effected tisk, mom iniraculnias cure. Te. followint I.l'er
is from a cheeniet, who thought the fact. phould be male
known :—"Some, Francis Thomas, of P intnewynychl,
near Pontyp of, ag-.1 23. ether, wee ill for nine yo ire,
unable to do any work for three paws, never Icy down in
bed for nine years, bat to sleep In a stooping posture.
was treated by nearly all the doctors for miles rund, who
generally stated his conip'shot to be rheumatism and
heart Meese, of • chronic niter.% and beyond all power
• cue, When hope had nearly died out he was
posuaded to try Seigel.' %Top ; and, to the delight of his
relatives and set tnishment of Ms naiithictirs, after
taking half a bottle he cull lay down In bed. A 't.r
taking one bottle he went to work. He has now taken
two bottle., and on with the third, and is quits well end
strong. His mother is in raptures, and can talk nothing
else but the marvellous cure, and wishes met, make it
known."

CURIOUS FACTS RELATING TO PATINT MIDICINES —Few
enn form an &dein& eta idea of the atatietici of Patent
Mediein • in gen.-al, but the history, or rise, progress,
and preseet state of one of them—ire mean Hollowasi• j
Pills and Ointment—may be corisidered one of th most
inteiesting episodes of mo tern civilisation. Nothing
appears raster—no MIN of hominess NMI ',eller at hand
—than the eetablis. Went of • Patent Medicine. Only.
silo of tither is required, with • prescription upon It, and
a few drug.. Seel is all the general puilic think sec-,
Sur I and so • erect many bay., tried the thing aVe, and
over again th thiir great loss and hugs disappointment.
True, a Patent medicine only result from a prescription
written on • piece or paper—but, then, the thing mull
trove !WU worthy of the confidence of the public, and
Its verdict depth's ophu the efficacy of the medicine—in
sword, Its succeis in the core of dieesse. Fariunetalr,
the rise of the far-famed Holloway's Pulls ant Ointment
was like that of a Napoleonic idea—a design that nothing
could withstand in ita march towards universal conquest
When Proeessor Holloway, some forty years ago, evoke to
the principal of an eminent firm about bringing out a patent I
medicine the old gentleman shook hit head and &eked him If
be had any money. " Yes," was the reply. "Then you •
hat better keep it," rejoined he. In spits of this die-
cot:regiment. however. HoUowey, coned.ou of lb. im,
pwtancei of his groat discover,. knowing that it was not
merely a slip of paper with a prescription upon it. but
something designed for • great future, permeree.4 .f.j„st
all opposition, ant very soon discovered that not only the
emir. British public, bat all the world, were ready to
support him in his great design of doing battle with the
most .fnewnt weapons. although only In the shape of
simple pith and ointment. The progress of this patent
medicine was not slow. On the contrary, it was coat.
miasmata with the greatness of It. object and It, ell-
powerful efficacy. and as for the present state of Hollo-
way's pills and ointment, aooording to the statistics of
pltent medicines, we may truly declare that it is
iethunding. It may aufilhe on the present occasion to
point to the fart that the number of druggists and
medicine vendors throughout the United Kingdom with
whom Professor Holloway is connected is over 14,000. and
that not one of them would remain for an hoar without
• suPPIS of his pail and ohtiasat.—The Philoacikiesi
Adeoesid.

Government would have nothing to do with anything of , BRUTAL .VURDER.
the kind.' As to the reidiatrihutiou, whilst attempts to I
tavola°. it in conjunct n wit° the Franchimi Bill had At Saito° a German mathematical Instrument mak, r,
several times led to Llay lips 'if the Bill, where It Lai been named Owl Grwebrr, woe on Frith, charged with causing
carried inviseties re-distribution had been the result. Ho the &lath of his wife under circumstances of vest mashy.
admitted that • re-distribution of mete should be arranged William Sp- DM. relieving °facer, said on visiting the
at the «Aleut diva Toe melte& date we. next session. house on Tmedey he found the der:sued inset orb ng
That is why the Framtuse 11111 had been introduced in state from neglect and want of loud. She could not
la% intending next rear to deal with re- listrihution. speak, and he ordered her immediate removal to the
At this confidant prospect of tbe prolongation of to. lib parish infirmary. After erm La he sew the prironer eery
of Lb* IgiflitiirY,Mr. Warton emitted one of hie peculiar drunk near the house hairline about a little girl, his
Porliatnintiery lamer 'Of couree with lb. permission of daughter.Soefef stated t at when O. deceased wai
as the embar few Bridport," Mr. Gladstone added, with a , brought to the infirmary her foci and neck were one mar
courteous wave of hi. hand towards the quarter iv the lof bride. She died on Thurslay afternom A par.
Hume where the 'foilsman alluded t was solo:lag him- siert.. examination Mowed that the demised. though a
self with mot hi-Mthy woman must have been slowly starved to death,
Mr. Oladecooe's proposal to state his personal Mows ai Emily G avber, agml twelve, odd if at be, Sather can,
to the re-distri rution oherne, without pledging toe home drank erecy day, and was alwoys beatini her
Goy...Lent, arousal • demonatration of lively interint. mother. He would never mini li r money, sad winn she
IL shoed, he sad, in the first piano, be a large anemore, asked him for it he allele knocked her about. She need
waxer that ot loan tdat if VW. Re wen not to get food from the am hboure. When taken int Cu..
favourable to elecomai d nets, nor to any pure popula- lady the man was too drunk ii usdentmd what was
boo repres 'von. Tn, dist:action of boniugh and add ti him. He was entering from delirium tremens.
county should by maintained. A very large or Irghly- The poison, r, who st.red vacant y shout the Court, mime
conoentrated population nee I not, in !us opinion, have so atonally burdens out into loud laughter, was remanded.
lure a Proportional char, as rural Of more dimmed t -- -
populations. That, he added, would apply most of .11
to the mstropoim. He would no: reduce the propor-
tional share of the representation of Ireland. Tne small
b iroughs which lay chiefly south of London must yield
ext-a sesta for London acid the counties, for Scotland,
and the north of Fenglani, though poecibty there might
be bend the necassity for a small addition to the
numbers of the House. H. concha led a speech which had
lasted torso hour and threv-ouortsre by • itr rig appeal
to members on his own eide not to muting.. the Bill by
addltioes It la, he said, in no dosser fr im dirict
opposition. It was only diaaolon that could kill it. The
question was, was Vie Bill woith Mein. 1 This he
answered by the Statement that to the pretest son-
illtl2ollC, of tine i millions it added meetly two Wiliam.
In an coqamot peroration, per...madly addremed SO the
Liberals. and &silvered with mum onimetlim, ho enforced
the text toot " What we want to curry the Bill la union,
and union only. What will defeat it is disuLtion. antl &s-
-imian:l only.'
Som. discuralee mayermation followed on the couclueion
of the Premier'. sprach. Lord Randolph Churchill taking
• prominent port in it. rt. noble lord's speech hal an
unaxpectedly useful effect In calling forth troes Lord
Hmungton lb. cornction of • curiuus but iinpictaht
error in a report of his epsis:h made at Aocringion during
toe moms. Lord Harungton was thereto HP..or abed eri
dr Glaring for woman'. autumn. He now cap ainel that
V some mistake the wird " whom had beeo printed
woman,' with theartrons effect upon his meaning. 00
the motion of Id'. Blennerameet, the denote WM
adJourood till aloodey, bough arrt without proteet from
hr. (Vadat me, who Lao ntad mat that dorm{ toe bonen
previous kuio,m Bale only onoe had the debate on the
ant madam entailed beyond a single sitting.
FRIDAY.

Hop BITTERS WHAT THE PEOPLE BAT.
HOP BITTERS September 14tb, 1883
From 0. 8. Barden'', at. Stephoo's•
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Hop Bitters for two plate, aml my
Hop BITIERS h•attlt hoe perfectly recovered. adore
taking the filtt,ra I bad Irrupt. at
HOP BITTERS Waal of bilious Acker,. so had
that
I was compelled to lay up for day& I
HOP BITTERS tried several medicines, el to no effsat
I am never without the Bitten. foe if
Hop BITTERS have any bad intuit...us lat once take
• dee& In fail, neter take any tttlier
HOP DITHERS niodione owe. Many of my friends have
tried them it., w,th a like moult. I
HOP 011TKR8 had suffered for neir y forty y, an, and
it is marvellous wh A good they live
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DOW Over 011Ttnty year. Of Oil, IWO, I
HOP LITTERS have tried the Bitters, and have
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