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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-04

MATH IN THE FOOTBALL FIELD.

Daring the football mach at Algburtb, ne•r Liver-
pool, on Saturday, one of the apectat .1., Mr.
Rose, of the Arm of 24 irton, •nd
merchants in the South America' tfrele, suddenly
fell down. Medical aid was at once obtained.
but Mr. Bose never rallied, and in a brief time
died of heart divots... LI. was known in
cricket and football circles. The match was at coos
stopped.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-04

000KLIS PILLS

will sew fade from my manory : sod • friend of Was
she passed through the same district many mouths eller
ward; informed roe that ray fame ea a • =oak:Los may
hed not died out. but that tbe marvellous emu wee @inn
this a theme of oonvereetion in the beaser."

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS
ABB TIM
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-04

GENERAL PRICE LIST.

One Scientific System, with general instruction at
the office as long as desired,
One System in full, with special printed instructions,
enabling anyone to thoroughly understand it, vrill be
sent by post to any port of the United Kingdom for

Our Patent Double TRACING VHEEL, tracing
two lines a a time, one to cut siy, and the other to
sew by, making the seams all the same width,
enablinf.:dyoung girl to do the tacking as well as an
Drheisi:einamkuecrhur,,iel,vl
.be Found invaluable inviluabsie to
es a
grasl:lltridiieatlh3time and labour. The abO:neswi wheel will
be sent to any part of the United Kingdom on receipt
of 2e. (Two Shillinga). Poet Free.

Poet• Office Orders (crated) to be made payable at
General Poet-Otlice, London, to :t; HAN BURT, Limited,
272, Regeut-4t,itiet, Regent Gamut, London, W.

A few more Ladies of intelligence and good address
WANTED, to learn OUT SysteM, as teachers to give
instructions at private houses. Unexceptionable
reference. required AGENTS WANTED in every
Town to sell our system. Send for Agenti Special
Price List.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-04

MONEY

Messrs. COOPER & CO.,
SOLICITORS,
110, CANNON STREET, LONDON,

Have sevorr.l clients, who make advances pri-
vately from lifio to .13300 in Town or Country,
ut,on Periwnal Security, Life Policies, Deeds of
House Property, Stocks or Shares. Mortgage of
Furniture, or open the WarLhousiug Of FtOftli•
tare, and other effects.
Faze CILAROID. CALL OIL ATATZ TULL
RLQIJOILMISTL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-04

WINTISBONE STIOILLND.

TIJIPMIANCI Somgrx.—The first meeting of the
season was held on Friday evening in the schoolroom,
the President, Rev. W. Reeve Smith, in the chair.
There was a good attendance, and Mr. G. A. Bell,
of the Dorset and Southern Counties Temperance
Association, was listened to with great attention.
The choir at intervals nicely rendered several songs.
iss Churchill presided at the harmonium. Mr. J.
W. Barnet moved a vote of thanks to the Rector,
Rev. W. Churchill, who is about to resign the living
' of Stickland, and to Miss Churchill for their valuable
servioes and ready sympathy for the many societies
existing for the benefit of the parish. The rev.
gentleman has lived here for nearly 60 years, and has
had at all times the esteem of all classes. Although
now SO years of age he regularly assists in the services
of the Church and in pastoral visitation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-04

A RIDE TO KH I VA

OALPTAIN TEED BITENABY,
Royal Hone Guards.

Nee SI tor t.—" Two pare ot boots limed with fur were
the takos ma foe thrie—wlth which It to well to to
supplied when treating to orof-theray plecoe—monto
quires rind Clookle's villa the tarot a most invaluable
meeltalse, and one which I have red Os re natives to
(hot& Africa with the greatest pcodble wooer. In lor
the roarrUeue effects roared upon the mind and body
o/ an Arab Sheik, who wee impervious to all astir
mediator, when I adintaletar to kiln Ave
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-04

INQUEBT ON A CHILD.

An inquest Wail held on Wednesday on the btly of tb•
child of • ologl4 women, nosed Altos U eiwin, at the
4.74 Rotel, P.rtlanl, befogs B. N. firward, Eq.
cocoas/. Several witnesses were called, iooluding
Dr. Welts, whose evidearre went t show that death
resulted groin hernorrh•ge, aminsd by the severance
of the üblEllc.l *ord.—The Coroner drew the
attention of the jury to the ertriousoes• of the oh
sad imps-UHF as t the cause of ,leatb, in Iff wilfully
•id loteutioosily dose to deprive 111 e, it wool I be
murder ; if, oa the whiz heed, it Vail the result of
gross and wilful negligonoe then it would be • caw
of rnamelsuebber. If. on tlie other hand they did not
oonsider they were oonclusive on either f the above
point. they could retorn an opsn verdict. —The latter
, croures the jury adopted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-04

DLLNDIPOIRD.

FREE TRADE Licrcnt —Lasi-Weilnesday evening
in the Town If ll Mr. Joseph Howes of Loods,
delivenid lecture on this subject The hall was
hlkd by an and attentive audience, composed
principally f labourers of the district Mr. R.
Llcock, of ‘Vitnleirne, presidect The lecture was
very similar to others given by flr. Howes in the
c minty, the principal feature of till's evening being the
following resolution, pniposed by Mr. Wedmore, and
carried unanitn ously—' That in the opinion of this
meeting any person wishing to bring back the poverty,
distress and misery of Protection must be actuated
by evil influence, and that the president of thin meet.
irig be instructed to write to the Rev. Lee-Warner, of
Gunville, asking him to have special prayer in the
parish church on behalf of Mr. H. R. Farquharson
until he shall be found like one of old, sitting clothed
and in his right mind."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-04

BIOGAXS.

This was the CU* of an interesting lecture delivered
00 Friday •venlog by Mr. Bowles Barrett, in the
Bt. Mary. Schoolroom. There was • very g. o
attendance, and the chair was occupied by the Bev.
.1. H. Scott, the rector, who, in Introducing the
lecturer, said Mr. Barrett bad foe very mart, yeses
past given considerribla attendee to rnandlcity, and
might therefore be regarded al an authority on the
subject.
The Idioruana, who was most attentively listened
to throughout. oomnissiced his &Joanne by.. allusion
to "Th. Court of Miracles," • court tenanted almost
exolualvely by the beggere of Paris. Hers beggars,
who have been missing all day. reappear in eo
unaccountable manner, arms, long since shot off in
beige or cruelly mangled by machinery, or. f•And
sgaht in their wonted socket.; enmesh nines to the
dumb, and bearing to the deal; the anfortunate
creature whom passere.ty have wen shivering ell
day long with .is, or ague, becomes ea stealy as a
monument; whilst the widowed m with seven
small children left des data and fethwiew, I. reunited,
without .urprias on either silt, to her stalwart and
ablabod led husband. This coon is whore the cleverest
Preach beggars live, and on returning to It throw off
the deceptive appearsaosa that have beguiled •
pitying public. Tles lecturer than pictured In that
room In which they had met, " • little court of
miracles of their own," by bringing before his hearers
the subject of inendlautts, and pointing 00i NO Wee of
tb4 triclo they pried** only too sumessfally on •
generous public, showing that they can as maily so
their Treece brethren amuse at will every 11l that
flesh Is heir to •ad again rid themselves of their
stlictions, when no longer needed, in ars equally
surprising manner. After noticing the word beggar,
which he mid wao • alight modllication of Begbard.
a name derived from lb. German word bagehren,
which signified • vargrant and vagabond, be passed
on to deal whit the antiquity of the begging profession,
the peculiar physiognomy and varieties f the ...vent
rammer, and the laws by which It had been sought to
repress vagrancy. In taneen Elisabeth's day it was
oodoimod that there were 30,000 'Agresti and netsdl.
ante in the cluntry, the population thin not mach
exceeding five millions. but now it to about 26 millions,
and It vagrancy had kept peat with the {scrums ,
of the population tha number of vagrants would have
reached tha large total of I*ooo' wherein the
Eaglish vagrants now known te the police probably
do aol wood 26000 or only oarifila core
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-04

iILANDPORD.

BLANDFOND Fmurcas' CLUB.—The annual show of
stock and hunters competihon in connection with this
club takes phloe in the Crown Meadow on Friday
next. The annual dinner will be held in the Crown
Hotel in the afternoon. There is every prospect of a
good show, the entries being in excess of previous

year
THS MILDNESS Of THS BSASON.—AL Mr. J. J.
Alsford's resiidenoe in the Market-place may now be
seen • pear tree in full bloom. The tree bore fruit
last year and the year before, but this mummer no
fruit appeared after a good bloom. Several gentle-
men in the town have also similar phenomena, and
many speak of strawberry plants being in bloom for
the second time this year
DIALLING' CCP COMPETITION —The last competi-
tion of the season for the Lieutenant's Challenge Cup
by members of H Company, 11.H.V , took pram at
the butts on Monday The highest score was made
by Private Whiffen. M points; at 200, 400, and 500,
five shots at each There have been 14 competitions,
and the absolute winner is Sergeant Hodges, he having
won it four times. The other winners are : —Private
Hunt, 8; P,rivate Davis, I; Private Whalen, 2; Pri-
vst4 "harp, 2.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-04

PEPPER'S

QUININE & IRON
HEALTH.
STRENGTH. Tome.
ENERGY.

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mus.•idar system, the manifold ftymigtoeus of weakens
disappear, •ppetite retoins, fatigue croon, recruited
health, a general sece.sion of atteni,th and VII:OUT over
the whole system abiatiosiitly proves the benefit derived.
aREAT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
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streentli of the pulse, rapidly dispelling the depressed
irritiinie condition remitting from prostrated nerves.
Each Bottle contains doses.

ftREAT MENTAL STRENGTH. PEPPER%
111 QUININE AND IRON TONIC, by ite
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medicine for iiiiieste females. By the cordial hittcs
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and, by its Wit. ill necessity for Irvvr, i9e, or spirit is
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not a mixture of the chemist's on compounding.
Bottles, 4.. M. each, rent carriage firm by Parcels l'oek
on sending the lonouist in stamps Ur P. I Irdor to John
Pepper & Co., tlvilforil Laborator), London. W.C.

PEPPER'S
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ANb PODOPHYLLINs •

A rLum EXTRACT OF
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-04

THE FIRST MEET
_OF_ THE WEYMOUTH

BARRIERS.

The first meet of the Weymouth birder,. to, k
pleas at Radipole on Wednesday. when • large con•
alarm of pedestrians, trit eery few horsemen, were
etirected to the mein. The pack numbered 12g
o iuples, and worn meaterwl by M. Morrie, Cooker:110
being his whip. Mr. Rows, of the Royal Hotel, ws•
tba may ottme •peetorrian who appeared in " green."
Timm were about • dozen carriages, bud 11. buy• of
dm Collegiate &tool turned out in their striped
jermyelland cape, and followed on foot. The weather
warn gloriously Eine.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-04

SULPHOLINE

LOTION

THE CURE FOR SKIN DISEASES!
IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAY!

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN USE
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MARVELLOUS APPLICATION.

BEAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
CURES OLD-STANDING SKIN DISEASEL
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.
There is scarcely any eruption bnt will yield to
" Sulpholine ' in a few days, and commence to fade
away, even if seemingly past cure. Ordinary pimples,
redness, blotches. scurf, roughness, vaniidi as if by
magic; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, OCUMPII,
acme, psoriasis, roses, prurigo, tater, pityrinsti, however
deeply rooted, " Sulpholine" successfully attacks. It
destroys the animalcule which mostly cause these
unsightly, irntable, painful affections, and produces •
dear, smooth, supple, healthy akin. " Sulpholine"
Lotion is sold by Chemists everywhere.
Bottles, 2s. 9d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-04

SALISBURY.

THE PlT.POetti AORICTLTORAL AMIOOI47ION FOR
WILTS/nen—A public tn•eLiug wse hid at the
C ouch Chamber 01.1 rueaday awnooa for the
purpose of considering the drairab lity of fcrminir an
agricultursl aileeeiation for the' o ty of Wilts.—Toe
M., .1 am ipied he chair. and Ours well • I .rgs
atteo.lenoe. Carissoter, ~f rr ,wbrl Ise, having
esuleloe the preliminary stops tab nju the matter,
Mr. Sorb' hg, a member of the committu, said that
it wise not only Intended to have an exWitlon of
chock, but hopes wen entertalne I rrit they would be
able to obtain analyses of different kinds of Menem
• d feeding stuff., and mention wee made of an
la +Wu to hire entire out horses or ether boron for
the benefit of the members.--Slr T. F. Grove, But.,
while supporting toe project, did not... how • central
society mould get suffinent funds from North
shire to carry out the objeete In slaw, Further
discussion t sok place, and eventually • refolution was
• 'opted that it was desirable to form an agricultural
associetion for the county.

STRANDING Or A ORRYAN WAR VISSEL.
Tbe German war vessel MAW*, from Kiel for
tho meditomusae, bee wme ashore ;mar Aggeratiand,
on ths Daniah emit. Anastasia) was inimvdietely
matl bor, and the officers sad crew wore anfoiy
ut off with the szoopam of two parsons, who ere
reported so mining. No farther details haws yet
been received.

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN BOHEMIA.
A terrible tragedy is rep mted from tiLlineeberg,
Hibernia, where & brlckleysr mustered hie two little
ehildren. Hi, mother, on hearing of the occurrence,
lunged herself. Ti.. morlorec I.• iniminr, an I it
believed that he hse destroyed himself. H. wife
committed suicide some time ago.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-26

COUNTY COURT.

FKlDAT,—Before lii.ltouour (.dg. Atkinson.)

The following mine before his Honour :
A poor woman, 1114111.3 d DAVIN of landlord,
applied W recover tho sum of £ 1.. front her niece now
in service as cook. The claim was for clothing
supplied to defendant on leaving home for service 11
years ago. A question arose wnether the Statute of
L.mitations would 11.4 apply, hut as it was nut pleaded,
defendant not appearing, All order was made for 10s.
per mouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-26

CUAALES Coviaiw.
Head Omuta!,lc

Mr. Superintendent C iward informed the Bench he
bad had to caution Mr. Irish once or twice during the
feet twelve mouths, and be wished hiint be cautioned
by the Bench. There hai been playing at skittles for
money, and last Sunday week they had found a
prostitute and smut drunk there.—Mr. Heti male an
explanation to the B qich. He hal luipt thii house for
• great many years, and he hal never hal • corn.
plaint against him before.—Mr. Pope bore testimony
to Mr. Irish's good chareoter.-1110 Mayor said he had
known Mr. Irish • great many ye 11111, and be was •
highly respectable man. He well sorry to hear a
complaint against the home, and if he would take
the hint Irom him he would tako care not to let it
occur agate.

THE DOLPHIN.
This was tha houm lu which • young girl lust a
watch last week, and for which an artilleryman WM
arreetad.—Mr. Coward complained of made •-1.1
dancing, and that it was the res tt of bad character..
—Mr. Howard Biwee, who apparal for Mitchell,
the Maoist, said there was no evidence that the girl
seentioned was of bad character, and the ably other
objection was eic,.saire noise by slowing. He pro-
duced • certlfioat of tweoty-three years' goal chars° ler,
by • tromlnact tradesman la ells town.
ill had never beau before them, aul Mr.
Parmiter, kis mit 4io aelzhbour, gave him an
atoalloat oharsetar. If them was aattkMg objection-
able about the bowie Mr. Pannenber would not d
that.—Mr. Coward : Mr. &Ten saym nothing about
tha dancing. I have complained of it several thin..
That have • list of tll.l dances stock up in the bow..
B4wea replia I it occurred &wool/ the people
who came than. He would uudertake that the
dancing should aot 00011 F 10. —The Mayor said
then were a great many comphbiata of the music and
=d A recespipiat alsa was that peathliatee
thire.-11r. Bowls Sir. Sillabsil Is.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-26

APPLICATION FOR orr LICZNSZ.

Mr. Arthur lack. o, behalf of %Vanua Gillinuleaut,
applied Is au .41-licenas at Bu• leetou.—.lr. I.
C Ninths opposed the applicatioa.—Mr. Look meld
there wag no ho.. within a mile of tn., place. Mr.
G. Wind Realer all the clergyman .4 the place h.d
supported the applicati to. As the B inch were d nth:-
lees aware farmers how often Aid mut money inst. td
of beer, and k was V ry toe invenient I .r tee meu ii
have to gi t Het we T due idle for tee,. Ile
put in a petiti in, Ugliat by Mr. fi•nner, iii cup-
port • f tee .pplic.tion.—Wdliam Giliiugha a, the
applicant. put la a copy .4 the Moran tanit tio-
log the a leertiiiilnent, an.l priced the vomit; ant
poeting of the neesesary notices—Mr. L ick pro.
e•I .loctlatell, a. to char al-ex unioed uv
Mr. 0 euhl : He could not •weier there were 50
pe..ple lit Burleaton ; tient grim oily iii4tit or nine
hones.. Mr. it in., owned the wit Ile of the h 'we es
—By Mr. Lick : B artim its a j tan .1 Atliorili twit to.
an there VI. 1..1 public& mute in ei.it .r Ilan/ I. sir.
[Lunar was called, and sold ha c ,n•i lere I the preini.e.
Were well wiapte I for the anemia William tfildaagbeia
came to ham with • good chetah er. li,, had ft:nano.
' kept • lodgiog•h 04 at Weym ur,h, sad far nine year.
had been a guird on the 41.. W. Be CI moan!. In the
summer month., he engaged • great no ober of we
and it was chid, on their armour he supporta I the
apylicatiou. They would have al.; it wag excessive
trouble for him to give it them iron the hones, ant
they rau away from their work to the publich uce
nearly three miles away (rum the farm, and ofteutitues
they did not ci ime back agaio. Intother re. 140 t we.
that he believel di would attep the into 1.0. n 1.11.1
pablichouse. as they could have their supper beer clues
at ban I.—By Mr. Coombe The whole of the Pariah
belonged to him except the rectory. There were 12
Ii out. in Boelest —Mr. Wombs aubmit'.....l the
application mutt fall at the notice hal out bteu
pr eel; Belvtt an wait p wish of itself, but hati no
chu.ch or chapel. and no witine i.t bee . p 'ate I i .
" coneniOnoUl p'ine" as r,ipirial. He ales übj :ct id
on the ground Lou the rega.eraal lett 1r WA. P.Mlitta 1,11
"S lot. B.V.y. 0 aunty D•robeeter," abl ni
era WWI but beeti coati to ehoW it hat aim, lot° the
him Is of Titipt. Maus Betides thee. teMitli,:al
ti on be "pp ~e I the Ia i 1 ileetitu ou it. merits—
Mr. Lock eai I they wool I be .atl.fi.l with a
oar doe Lee coa. Tu.. Beach reltiwil the
apptioat .11, ben tun they .1i i out a Kidder th pupal..
o th tt hal been deacribed War ***** I the
edebbebna mit of a tiew linage'. It WWI trite it wee
seoarat. pariah, but if Vny west uo catch • rule 41
t tat there were many large parishes which btd
no Diets higger a great deal than Barlett...lN was by
itaelf. and quite al fat off from a publlohouer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-26

POOl.l.

EXCURSION TO DIVONSHISL—A ch. au ratiwAy
eZCUri st 10!,•at.4,, I.:xeter, Exmouth. 11.•.. t
Bidelor I,and Ittrac •uthe I.suntortod for t lity•
next, the trait leavieg Bournemouth Wtudat 6, l'ett•
•••ne at 6.7, and P 6 12 A M. . -

NATI OIAL eat -T:. • re• t f I, •
Ex itoiriatirn 01 1/111111 teache, in 1.!,..• I,j, W 1.6
wli'ch took place in May I.: has j art b el: rec‘iv•4
and " greet credit on thugs who competed from
the ahoyeschools. Lilian Hill passed ths exurb:l:Poe I
F. J. Kellaway obtained a sieurnd chi., aid Gs
Barter a first class. The letter has :Iso receinel
prices—one fr:m the Bishop of Salisbury. vela. Pi,
inivez
w oat d
aariv ainn
and the other, value El. from Mr. John Floicr.
gid i:nta•
Ma.. •
T
secretary of the Dorset Nitiousl Scles:l ,441,11
AcclDlNT.—Beeera, G. Curtis an.l W. N. WrAtth
Perk.t 11,0. .0.4 a. a ha.., r,sts
Cline On. While takkg Winn. to protect til•
trapl y on
w e Tre uesd c
n h
, thrl.
.
from the wet the horse trod on a et-ne, arel jarke I till
rein., which were wt an:l elippery, fr:on Mr CET./
It and. The animal then fell, end both gentiemen were
thrownout of the trap. Mr. Western ky otter :Al for a
minute or two before he lac-river's' himself, elitist
Cu:tis was up immediately aol got th, 11,m ri.chts
b.
Both, however, were much shaken. The sh.f: .1 the
trap was broken, awl We an the horse hs Ito be left
at the 100, Inn, whilst Mr. Curti, soil Mr. Western
walked home.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-26

COUNTY ?HWY SESSIONS.

SATIIIIDAI.-iLI U. 13. I ISA 111, E.g. (ia the
chain Lieuteuset-Jel.asel deeweel. ea t E. L.

Kouleralsy, freq.
•ried.roves Mai sumilioaed fr assaul do.; William
H at NW lwa N 0 at a, oa Auiu.o. 6
pl.inant said oil We day i. q lestioa, ab or. eight
Cho OVoniag, ho Was itint eoiag to JO au offbi3 bicyul,
a 1. yard. 1r winur GNVII4 put bis
stick bitweeii the spikes of the b:g sraiel sal threw
him Joan. It nun boa am n an i danstged the
ha Idle of oh, osoOjote. U. f Chi tl4 Of KA I of toe
accident for three or four days. Witueli isv. n •
preroo•tiou. A youmr lulus WOO wai ne er ask el the
defialma what hi ilia it for, and he said "Hum,
awl hare • class act =As it up —D31.34 I sat •I.

ti I ths fa-c- a 1 the c.se, but.deeie that he did
it itet ne ly. le inece y pat hie e.ick out la I in.
lie apel,gi, I anl di I everytaiai h c,,1 L ,U gk I
it up, but mince the amo he had receive I e letter
offering to Gauls the matter ea oertaio condi aaal.-
-noel 10e. and Gists. The Beach remark id he
might hare k learn the danger of puttiog • stack le
the wheal of • bicycle.
Walter Pomeroy, for being &oak while in chs-.:e
of a berme end waggon at Biwa mho, wee Lee I 10..
and code—P.C. Manua= proved the ow.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-26

TIRIXACUI L POD OPRYLLIL

I, symptoms of Urn derangement, headache, torpidity,
imitivenna tituleoce, heartburn, sense of over-repletion.
shoulder pain+, repugnance to food, grneral discomfort nail
depression. are quickly dlepelled. It Is prepared ...lel) by J.
PIiPPRIt. London. Insist on laying ft. many Chemists will try
to sell their own. Bottles, U. Id and es. 6.1. bold by Cberigetil
everywhere. fleet by Parcel. Post oft receipt of Stamps la
P. 0.0 . to Bedford Laboratory.

PEPPER'S TANNIR
THROAT GARGLE

I.entapo.•.l al the Tannin extracted from Gall Note sad Oak
Bark. combined with Glycerine. it has a mart beneficial *elk*
vn the o.lt delicate membranes which Iliae the throat orgeas
articulation.

TnontnTsrgle should be within the reach of all in the least
dem, ruhp•ct to throat affections, whether Inflammatory,
relaxed. ulcerated. hoarseness, mile. tonsils, enlarged
weakened rola,. e. Those requiring to constantly employ the
vol, lo .n.akitar. •incing, f,r rending, have. by using the
Gargle. the Infsto of presenting the huskiness, dryer-a...a
briudion so frequently attendent on over-esegtiort, also of
producing unosonlly sustained pOWtr• without *pay to the
earfaces of the throat
. . _

Tsonea a areal parities. arol so assfal as a month 'nob Ilk
towsol4..grooo'ole breath. arimaog (non decayed tet.th.
Ordered stontacli, mouth is/carat-low, st other cannot, etlq,ally
when attendant Opon • Cold.

As • mire for ordinary rote threat. with Its usual Worn! ILDI
Sometimes datt,roue symptoms. the Tannin Gargle Ls far
better than an, thine a the kind.
In bottle*, 1.. 41. each. bold by Chemists, or Parcels Pout
from Bedford Labonattry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-26

TO ENSURE

A CLEAR SKIN USE
SULPHO LINE
LOTION.

A MARVELLOUS APPUCATION.

SEAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY HARMLESS
CURES OLD-STANDING SKIN DISEASES.
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.
There Ii scarcely any eruption but will yield to
" Sulphoiine" in a few days, and commence to fade
away, even if seemingly put cure. Ordinary pimples,
redness, blotches, scurf, roughness, vanish as if by
magic whilst old, enduring skin disorders, eczema,
Wale, pllorillaill, rugel. prang°. totter, pityrians. however
deeply rooted, Sulphollno " successfully attacks. It
destroys the animalcule which mostly cause these
unsightly, irritable, painful affections, and products •
clear, smooth. supple, healthy skin. " "
Lotion is sold by Ch( mi•ts everywhere.
Bottles, 2s. 9d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-26

BL&NDFORD.
PETTY BEBBIONB.

SATURD.tr. —Before %Ir. J. J. Farquharson, Mr. J.
C. Mano+Pleydell, Calune! C. J. T. Hambro
Major-General Sir Charles 1/oyly, Bart., Sir WI
Sinith-Nlarriott, Bert., and Major-General Denne.
Henry Barnes, a young man of Blaudford, was
charged by Solomon Sticksend, gamekeeper to Col.
H ming (who retired during the hearing of the case),
with trespassing in search of game on the 21nd of
July, in the rabbit warren at thlton Abbas. —Defend-
ant denied the poaching; his dog gut into the warren
and he called it back, and then got into the warren
himself to drive out thu dog.—The keeper said he
wa. 200 yards an the warren, but defendant denied
Is.ing 10 yards inside. —The Bench decided defendant
we.; guilty of trespassing, and fined hitt* i,. and
104. Id. costs.

koberC Hood, clock maker, of Blandford, was
summoned for non.payment of rate 4 —The arrears
were proved by Mr. W. If. Porter, assistant-overseer.
—An order for distress WAS issued lithe whole be not
pld forthwith.

Frederick Squibb, f Hilton, was summoned by
Mr. G. E. Turner, school attendance officer of the
district, for neglecting to send his child to school, as
required by the Education Act.—Fined 2s. lid., and
order made for attendance.
William Tripp, of Hilton, who did not appear,
for a similar offence, was fined Tie.
Charles Tripp, of Hilton, for whom Colonel Hambro
pleaded the determination of parents to in future
send the two children to school, was fined 54.
William Cuff, of Whitechurch, for a similar offence,
was fined Z. fid.
George Hall, of CArlton, for a similar offence, was
lined ss.

This being the annual licensing or brewster sessions
of the distnct, the hall was crowded with publicans
and friends, and a deputation of the Blandford Tem-
perance Society presented a memorial to. the magi,
trates, praying them to use their discretionary
, powers and reduce the number of publichouses in the
'town and district. The deputation consisted of the
Rey. C. H. Fynes.Clinton (rector of Blandford), the
Her. J. Lee.Wanier (rector of Tarrant GunrillM,
I Rev..!. Duthie (Wesleyan), Her. J. Harper (Primi-
tive), and Messrs. H. [lodges, W. Amery J. Barnett,
S. Wareham, O. A. Bell, etc. On Mr. Clinton hand-
tug the memorial to the chairuun of the Bench, Mr.
Burnett, of Dorchester, objected to its presentation on
the ground that no notice had been giu n his clients.
Messrs. W.s dhows-, .4 Aristy Brewery.—Mr.
son, of P. iiie, 11 behalf .4 the Licensed Victuallers'
Association, also objocted to its presentation on the
same grolinds. —ln answer to the Bench, Mr. Clintm,
explained that no one licensee house was objected to,
the memorialists only praying for a stricter magis-
terial enquiry into the requirements .4 the town and
district.—The Bench .'err-ruled the objection, and
the Clerk to the magistrates read the memorial.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-26

To ate Editor.

Dear Sir—Fur several day. pad I have iniesei ia
the B nrouih 01 D .rcheeter our geui iu,Ariute • lent
of P ilic.. Wilt yo,,r Any of ou • re. or hio fly
irLIA isle a, Lu lii. woe •b.I —it ,Urr tulip,
AasilUn ENQUIELZIL
.ruhe.ter. Augut 25. h. Ibit
LWe are able to irdorne •• Auxi mg Enquirer " that
Lfeal Cottatab who ir u mri..te it th- Fire
Brigade, ham bees engage I ahnod iaeo..eautly Jape
Tharedey last in p tkag the spread of the tire ao
Mr. Topp's fano.]
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-26

PEi•PER'S

QUININE & IRON
liE ALTH
STRENGTH. TONIC.
ENERGY.

ftNEAT BODILY STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
OF QUININE AN!) IRON TONIC.—IIY infng
new 14... ell. ICi•10g the 'amid. and etrengthening the
•.:lar 'yet.... the manifold symptoms of weakness
Opp tile ret ~111 S fatigue Ceases, recruited
• gets..s.sl acce ITT? strength and sitolsr beer
the whole system abussuantly proven the benefit dt rived.
RFAT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
117 QUININE AND IRON TONIC—it 'wares
sip t...• 011,1kell(d Isl Woos pyst..., and ITIC,11,l•S Use
'Imo:ill of the pulse. rapidly dispelling the depressed
irritbole condition resulting from prostrated nerves.
Fmeii Bottle contains 32 dotes.

saREAT MENTAL STRENGTH. PFPPEIPS
IT QUININE AND IRON TONIC, hYila
suit oiling iallionee on the body and tivrrva, repairs
the ravages caused by overtaxing the brain pima,.
and so gives really great mental strength. It costs
abmit ltd. cart dom.. Refuse imitations. • •

fr!SEiT DICESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
Si QUININE AND inOin TONIC strengthens
the st 1111 l ach, stopping sinking sensations, ICIII..VCS
inili:;estion, heartburn. palpitation, de. Most valuable
medicine for del irate females. By the cordial bitter
flavour Pepper's Tonic always increases the appetite.
intik by its nse, all necessity for beer, wine, or spirit is
v aoided. Insist en having only Pepper', TOOK% and
ant a mixture of the chemist's own compounding.
Bottles, 4s. tkl. each, sent carriage free by Parcels Post,
en sending the amount in stamps or I'. Order to John
Ii 'Ter é Cu., Bedford Laboratory, London. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-26

BOURNEMOUTH.
MOCKING ACCIDENT ON BOARD A STEAMER.

POOLS.
THI feelieu create.' In the torn by Nir. Alderman
N.ot.oa's tilt at the Lioeua d V..tuallere bee been
infeusitieJ tw hi• nevus a•n• tegliteto4l 1410(4 I 0 •
large numb r On SeturJey. intormiug them that he
baton& I, oppow their appnuetious (or renewals at Lb.
Brewster $.OOOOlOO 5.r.00311-r

A very sad accident happmed late on Wednesday
night to a party of pleasure seekers on board the
steamer Biurneinouth, which was plying in the bay
during the exhibition .4 fireworks, Which Was to have
taken place on the previous Wednesday in connection
with the regatta, hilt Was postponed on account of the
wot. Tho evening was a beautiful one for the occasion,
and everything Was passing off most successfully.
wh ei suddenly a terrific explosion board the
B etrnemouth —the large new steamer recently added
to the Company's line—created the wildest omsterna.
tion, which was wPt lessened when the vessel Was seen
making its way ti the pier. It seems that the
a.urnern.,uth, commanded by Captain Miller, which
had a full number of passenrers, had undertaken to
let up a number .if rockets (n en the bay to add to the
spoctacle. They had been discharged with consider.
able effect up to the last one, awl when this, a very
p .werful one, UWAI by vessels in distress at sea, and
sanctionol by the by
of Trade, had been lit,
suddenly, from some unexplainol cause, instead of
ascending, turned over itself in the threwinch deck,
and exploded, severely injering the captain, his boy,
and a number et the passengers. .linong the latter
were alr. F. Ayles, Ringwood, scalp wound live
inches long; Maude Moore, parlourmaid, badly cut
about the leg awl thigh; awl Harry Gray, a grocer 6
assistant in the employ of Mr. England, Commercial
-
road He Was partially disembowelled, besides baying
sustained other terrible injuries, and it was wen his case
Was hopeless from the first. lie Was, however, perfectly
censcious, and lingered for about six hours. The
young seaman Fisher, who Was assisting the captain,
haul one of hi. lingers so badly shattered that it hal
to be amputate ; he ale., rootived other injuries.
aiinain Miller sustained severe injuries to the lace
and eyes, but it is not thought his sight will be per.
inanently hurt. Mr. Budge, of Poole, was struck in
the face, and Ntrs. Ilarston had 3 narrow escape, the
side of her boot and a p ntion ..1 the sole being olown
od.—Mr. J. Druitt opened the inquest on the 0007 of

Gray, who was stated to be about r 2, on Thursday LATEST. _
morning, in order that he might give the order for
burial. —llr. Trevanion appeared for the company. THE EGYPTIAN CA.VPAIG.V.
The enquiry waa adjourned till the I Ith of 6eptember. .
The injurod person' are, we an. 'domicil, without len if impanies ot tho i• . i.e....rut soil Fran..., ,
I exception, progressing favourably. (Mips isidara,d at W. ,iw.cti yd. Of u ' -Tv
ell Lliqr uj,,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-26

WAlabitAlt.
COUNTY PETTY BEBBIONB.

TuEsnac.—Liefore Lieut.-04.nel :ILanmd (in the
chAir), Messrs. G. IL Bond, 1. Burt, and O. C.
Farrer.

res.land Randall, of Cold Harbour. %ea* summoned
by William Chalker for damage to enperty at Gold
Harbour, in the occupation ,d hI,. kittoc, Wawham
Brewery. —Mr. Seynoiur Clarke, of Wareham,
prosecuted, and Mr. Dickinson defended.—The case
wac adjourned until next 0001,14.
William Biles, a lad, in the employ of amrles
Bartlett, of Marsh Farm, was summoned for leaving
his employment without giving the usual notice.—
Defendant did not appewr.—P.C. Damon proved the
service of the summons. —Charles Bartlett, having
been sworn, said: The ItiAl entered my employ about
three mouths ago. I paid him fortnightly at the rate
of 4. per week. tin the 30th of July he applied to
me for an increase in pay, which I refit'sl to gi‘e. lie
said "All right, I will tell father what you *ay about
it." I told him if he left I should expect him to give
me a fortnight's notice. His father came to me in
the evening, but the lad I have not seen since. There
WWI n.. wntten agreement between us.—Fined 2s. and
is. code.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-26

PEPPER'S
TARAXACUM
ANS PODOPHYLLIN.

A FLUID EXTRACT OF

lINDELION AND LUDLUM ROOTS.

Good for Liver Disorder.
Thr, best Antibilious Remedy.
Without a particle of Mercury.
Safest and surest Stomach and Liver Medicinn
Clears the Head.
Regulates the Bowel..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-26

ANNUAL GENERAL LICENSING MEETING.

The animal licensing meeting for the division of
Dorchester will held on Saturdey, when the magis-
trates Present were :—H. B. Mid Ilcon, Ea.,. (in the
chair). Lieutenant-Col mei Stewart. W. A. Beaker,
E,q., J. Floyer, Esq., and E. L Kindareley, Esq.
With one or two exceptions Vie whole of the licenses
were renewed. Mr. Soperinten lent Gale reported
thvre had been numerous changes during the year.
but on Ibis whole there had bevn an improvement
effected. With one or two exceptions all the houses
hal been well conducted.
THR ALBION, PORTLAND.
Albert Adams, the tenant, appear' to answer t a
conviction la March last of allowing be r to be c m-
e mad during prohibited honre.—Mr. liosrard, who
appeared for the owners, said Adam. had kept the
house for five or six years. He p M 144.40 I a very IPA
character in the army, ant bet,— he earn/ to tile
house be waa in the convict service. Ile heel a wife
and family dependent on blot. and lee soured the
Beech he would endeavour to carry on the house t
the satiefaation of the B 'nob iu fan .e. Oo behalf of
the owners they were alway. as Mr. Gale
would admit, to meet his 11l &along, so far as chang
Inn %MARRO were .—Superintendent Gale •
With cos azoaption, ek.—Jir. Howard ; That dos no.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

ADJOURNED TOWN COUNCIL MEETING

FRIDAY
The alf 'tuned =alga; f tbe member.. .1 the Cur-
Poration was belt on Friday, no ler the inevii-I,ey of
Use Mat or (R. N. Howard, fisq.), to. f • wing bug
preisot : —Aldermen Groves. Robertson. . 4 'Ilion& a.
.in I Councillor. Ayies, Brown, Charles, ( , I)
ilraham, H .nneell, Limning, Lovell, Mille hge. Naugle,
S , amen, &look, and IValli-.
The following lettsr to the Mayor w tool
. .

Royal-terrace, Weymouth. Auto ill h,
Doer Mx. Meyor,-1 vent., to lay bit r it U a ooe
rough plans. sections, on 1 • stint•tie oh cb I have
prepared. showing the completion of the " W.styro
E pleased.," it. protection by a bioh aol its eon-
ageeion with the propoe-d new well er bieb wa have tor
some time been trying to persuade Sir Fceteric Johnit tn
to allow, bet..., a R inelegh-road and H sower-term,.
Ito concitutlon beats made by • tight bau,.. of mbigh •
• Mkt. is %leo given. 11th as improv •rnente were estrima
oat, there can he no &mot th•t • very plea a .t doeb'e
promenade could be obtairie I. sh-It try I from easterly
witol.. with • 1100 °PSI View, end ex roestble by Ktn(se
. r tttuiar the r ultra? stmloo), as welt.. from taa Dir.
cI.••I rotated suburb. I write laden:ad •utly. Illwavdr, of
the pr,pmed new road or Sir Federici &Set t. the dear.
ability of pool tutor and COmPlettMt te Wad on
E p'stal is obvious. 'added lb. icLeme te Ite which
ou +ad other members tot the Cioncli have Ion; wished
to Ito corbel Out, sod the Emlanad• w,g. I; c ,uneet..d
!Ay • Irides with lincoverionrace at Ica. t thin with
the •• propomel Dew nu ardent demand (or SOILS
uch protu,nade protect id from eatterly %mods, has issue
end edam been brought before the W.. 5 south pubic.
Br to ...:ebou of this ptra le we 11.00111 i • S. the n • very
• otwojtio walk The chief drawbadk ot the vaw—the
I o d tr tch of tho Iliplanalseethe fotegroun I—might be
nottedied if, In continuing the Esplacal stirs:Aare were
t.k.a of the natoral curve of lb. ebor , end nomady the
pettiest projection in front of Lyndlourtottetrace mittt be
converted tato • ple.gent promontory—a convenient site
for imam, boot bons., lending stage. &C.. at I have in the
Plano If this pantie is to be in order by the corning
wtat,r, little tins. Is left for the tecrk. but I trust that
• wol the To•n Council may see jot eel to ^wring
tut Mt. Imitable project.—l on., dear Mr. M., r, your
ob. tit at serves,.
Curusrorasa eIIiLDS.
It w•• resolved that it le desirable to can, out the
turfeetioa of Dr. Childs Itr • road.' from It soelagile
I ra -co as woo an possible, and that it be considered
at the neat meeting. A vote of ti. irk, 4•44 accorded
1., the dettor for the great trouble lie he I lac., lath.
matter.

THE PROPOiED HARBOUR EXMENSION
SCHEME.

Mr. Brerston, who had bees iovited to attend •
meeting of the Conseil, was present, sad poluo..i the
following detailed report 04 tha part of his schome to
which him attantion had bees draw., which wad road
by lb. Tows garb
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MARVIU.OUS APPLICATION.

IEAUTnLLY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY HARMERS&

CURES OLD-STANDING SKIN DISEASES.
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISN.
r, is Fcarcely any truption but will yield to
Sn!chohne" in • few days, and commence to fads
away. even if seemingly past cure. Ordinary pimples,
rcd,, in, blotches, .entf. P.l,ghn, se. rani as if by
magic ; whihd WA, enduring akin disord, rs, eczema,
p•nr:aFt, prurigo. tether, Inlyriavi.. however
deep:y rooted. •• Sulpholine" sueer,sfully attacks. It
d.•stroys the .,:culm which 111v.liy calm these
nn glty, irntable, painful efftcti..n...o pro.loree
else, smooth, supple, healthy skin. “Sulphuline"
Lotiou is sold by CI. its eNcr,

Bottles. 24. Od
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

ml HIALTEI OF full 1101011011.

To th• Weymouth Urban liatutay Authot.ty.
titeaLlaillial, —I have Midi pleasure in repuruug 1. parr
If iard that the bedth of the borough haa haat very saisfactory
dunes the hthlear ending June WM, mt, TOO mortality
has been at the low rate of 13 20 per 1 000 por nebula, whom
Uie torte rate has been 3402. per 1,00001 the p tpulatiots. Or..
death has weaned from croup during tee half-year, making
the death flaw Irani Riau/tic maths at the amnia:lel rat
of VOW per WM. I have inalo • scant' naep.cttoo of the
town, lodglog.h Ha& Maugeterthousee, hake-boom
dodos Uri 41-yar, and very r,cently an hoe.. to house
Inspection of all the (MAI and &hey* to Weymouth and Wel-
come. Magi. Nearly all those houses have pure Masotti,
without • ws,ter supply, tad many were found la • very dirty
coaxial.. The °maiden hero been in all tastauces requested
to litah their does. Iraq slowly, au I told where they MICA
obtain disinfectanta free of c...ta to themselves in would
pr 0.... I naairtatable booth to then people were thew closets
c instantly a:wooded with water, and I wood strongly recom-
mend your ti aid to take ousaeuree for prolllolll4 such a
supply. Conatant flushing and utualecting of the emu.,
wider the supervionon of the surveyor sad Inspector of
flu noose, nre being made, the c earactor for scavengerlag
the borough has been directed to ran ive .11 rel.@ matter
from dint bins aud oak pita od least twice • week, and has
alto beat replotted to allow no ac.mandation of am or refuse
matter In the courtl or alleys of the tow —I ant, gentlemen,
your °bailout fervent.
MOIL. Tila
Modish Utlicer a Health.
Bayellie, August 12th, last
The \taro' said the report was vary satisfactory,
and they were iodehted to the Miviical Officer for the
trouble he had taken. Hs (the Mayor) complained
that guano( those who were the first to cry out against
neglect. as they ooneidered, on the Part of the 0 mood,
were offenders themselves, and he had taken upon him-
self to ISM a notioe laying down the iintlee of the
citizen*, and intended to &lid • copy to every house-
holder in the town. Hi. Woothip, having proposed a
vote of thanks to the Medical Utlicsr, paid • similar
compliment to the South-M/048ra ltulway Company
for the additional train acoommo Woo, which now
hr iught them within a four hour.' journey of L **die.
The Towit CLOAK was given authority to prosecute
peewee cau:if nuisances, itc., and the meeting MY
then adjourned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

WINES AND SPIRITS.

TOG and Coffee alWllyd reedy.

First-class Billiard Table.

Paoriurroa. J. IicCALLA.

NEW UNEQUALLED CABBAGE BEED.
PHIS is the beet variety knewn. It stands
the winter well, and turns into heads earlier
than any other. Its table quality is excellent. The
fact that over 6,000 ctudoinen, purchased this seed
last year that had purchasol it the previous year,
many sending testinionials, I+ a proof 11 it, quality.
1 oz., sent po4 free for 8 Lamps, two tax. for is. by

O. W. GIiOVES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SEEMNIAN,
PIDDLETRENTRIDE, MCIIESTER.

Till SWANAUdPo3rLYu ISTABLISMISNI
0. SIIMMigErS P08i..10
OMNIBUS,
To and from Wareham Station Daily,
SAVING SWANAGE at Niue a.m"
AA Arriving at Wareham Station In time for the
10.58 cm. London Tram, and the Dorchester and Wey-
mouth Down Train at 11.0 Returning from Wareham
on the Arrival of the 11.15 Train front Waterloo.
PASIIIONABLE WAGGONETTES & PJNY
CANKIAGEi.
CAPITAL LOG CAR?.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

Imruitriut ur IVIYES AND SPIRIrd,

POuLl.

OLE AGENT for the Anglo-Bavarian
Browery Cu., Mows. Duvenish and Co., Brewer*
to U.R.U. The Prince of Wales, Greenlee Bros.,
Lorne and Connaught Whiskies, Max Gregor and
C0..11 Hungarian Wines, and the Australian Light
Wines. anti Hasa and Co.'s India Pale Al., Guinnese's.
Stout, also Minix and Co.'s Celebrated London Stout

OFFICES AND STORES,

Orrosuz NT. rAves CHURCH,

BONDED WAREHOUSE ON THE QUAY.

Pup LIST 011 ATTLICATIoN.

annos ROTEL, POOLE.

(Orroarrs Nsw POOLS STATIOII.)

GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR COMSLER-
DIALS AND YAMMERS.

An Ordinary Deily, lc I. per beau!, One Lill Three
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

PEPPER'S

QUININE & IRON
HEALTH.
STRENGTH. TONIC.
ENERGY.

fIREAT BODILY STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
QV QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—By infusing
uew life, enriching the blood, and strengthening the
inns:Oar system, the manifold symptoms uf weakness
ditappoar, appetite returns, fatigse ceases, recruited
health, a general secession of itsiength and •igour over
the whole system abusuantly Fives the benefit derived.
R EAT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPEROS
I/ QUININE AND IRON TONIC—It brains
up tin. wi stetted nerves. syttem, and increase, this
strength of the pulse, rapidly dispelling the depressed
irritable condition re*ulting from prostrated nerves.
Each Bottle contains 32 doses.

I' RE AT MENTAL STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
111 QUININE AND IRON TONIC, bY ita
intluenee on the body and nerves, repair@
the ravages caused by overtaxing the brain power,
and in gives really great mental strength. It code
about lid. each doer. Refuse imitations.

Eh_ REAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
SS QUININE AND IRON TONIC etreogtbasa
lite pt. mach, ,topping sinking sensations, removes
indigestion, heartburn, palpitation, kc. Most valuable
edit:etc fur delicate females. By the cordial bitter
I ,Vollf Pepper's 'tonic always increases die appettft.
a• • by its sae, all necessity for beer, wine, or feud is
Insist on having only Pepper's Tonic, sad
not a mixture of the chemist's own compounding.
ts. rd. sent carriage free by Parcels Pod,
on sending the nmoulit in damps or I'. Order to Jobs
Pepper ik Cu, licdford Laboratory, Londe°. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

-OVI L.

YaCAWS Anitautt OS • Pi iLICZnatI.-00 Friday, at
1.0 C NIA y P Or . a Idi inner named Hamblen
alit* " 11 art." WWI b o i,ht it. Ii Oink, ly. charted
with a client a/vault o. PO. Little, at Stoke...lb.
(bead n, whilst in tits a c I his duty at Stoke,
on St it lay The policeman, who
appeared with his far, cut e contueid. nail be went
SO lie. pris net'. le one n in tay •• Ant te tar,, a
summons on him for an usual,. o invented OD another
labourer a'. Slob,. 'rho pi iwane•atnom attack hint •
ri'ilent 14nw On the Lex, a ii foliewed this u e by
etr kat him eaveral rim• .11,, ..11•1 heart At lenath the
mho, r knocked him lam When Le (oomplalnai t)
got up and W6l w.l.ia4 sq y, the pria iaer threw
etas., at at,a, sae e of tb in .triack von's. on the
breast ao.l le el'. He bolievi. orisouer had • stone
I. his ha d when he • truck him. Pri.s.ner said the
p du:smite inesltod biro sad oust) d him when In.
served lb* eununoos. Ile not throw st ones at
the ti 'Heiman. Pile iner ws• a••ttioreei t two
miintht hard lahour. I ie. q,. toolbar charged with
' wanking Yr. Robot lan liord of the Prittoe
of W 41,1 -*oink on the emus occasion. After
hearing the evidence the Bennie said the prisoner
oppeariei t• be the terror id t neighboarbood. He
w ut I bi atintencvd to • fu that iarnt of imprisonment
of ever, day. for the mann n M.. IStant.
1)A2110 KONltitin —At the Borough Polic.-otart,
on Friday, a young MAU, mated Charlie luck) man.
arm chanted isith committing:, ria..riesig:llia.r.aihnheariburninin,
Ye Tuesday. Ausu,t was Met
no driver
"chard
tirhe.....l with skitealfrlu„g "
„xi
named Liwie. It waa pr vol th.t the priooner en-
ter.l the prO•tnllttlel •4,111.3 and stole the articles
mentioned, and thou ran away. He wee followed and
apprehended. —ln reply to the magistrates, prinneer
said he mad bare ebil-a tie thing. if the withered
said en, an I he wan only sorry that he did not it
away witb therm—Prisoner was further charged with
stotalin‘ • boh from th kid:stall at the railw37
station, and a pair of &cis.. iri from • Loon occupird
by • man 11101:10 I Sugg. Il.h cases w-rs olearly
moved. Primal', acted in a v •ry ecoesteic 111601101
lithe dock. H./ demand I • chair, in order that he
might sit down, he didn't feel well after being in
the police station ;" qu .1.,1 Shakespeare ; among
"like • trooper ; " and s .id he hat been in every
gaol in E and didn't care what became of him.
—apt. Sheppard sad the pi imam was • mod extra.
ordinary character. He hail damaged his mil
breaking the lock and tither things—to the extent of
10a, aol boned that he had '' gulled" the magi,-
to atria at Wiacantin by p•etiiniling to be insane, up ea
which they ordered • d ice r t examine him—The
neat borate, sentenced the ~risoner to six menthe' bard
lab qtr.—Prisoner, room I in an excited
manner, abused the cog ,at of p Moo, and said he
was standing on his kist. Thi., of warm wan n
true. Primmer was follow,d t the p 'line station by
a crowd.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

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