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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-05

TOWN COUNCIL MEETING.

Wernrunar. Present The Mayor (R. N.
Howard, Esq.), Aldernosu Thomas, Grosse, Robert-
son, sad MoI; oounoillors Seem's, Webb, Lovell,
Aylse, Milledge, Curtis, Itobero, Lansing. Aylesbury,
Urshsat, Oltarles, Dennis, sad Welalor 1, with Mr.
Pally Hooper (Town Clirk), sod Mr. W. R. Morgan
(Borough Surveyor).

XL lILLUII'II MOTIONS.

The MATO' said before they commenced the agenda
pager, they would use there were two or three pro-
positions put down by Mr. Wallis. Mr. Weak bad
met with a very serlom loss, his wife having died M
nine o'clock I, It night. He, therefore, thought as
neither of these motions were very priming, he
thought they had better stead over until the next
meeting.
Mr. WEND said Mr. Willie wished es-Sergeant
Briedir cam should be brought forward.

TRI TRAMWAY.

The Heron said he had had two letters from two
lad*. in the Royal•terraos who took • very strong view in
reference to the tramway. He considered their
opinion wee 'hared by many of their neighbours, that
Lb. tramway would drive people away. He had seen
one and written to the other, and told them that the
matter had been under their consideration, that various
amendment' had bees made.

—Tia; Tri-litt—dixix obrii;;;d that in pursuance of
I. nasolutiou passed at the lad westing. he had
lodred the objeetiows with the secretary of the Board
of Trade. The secretary had t ,Id hiss that the Board
of Trade would slot tract the order wises the Osupoil's
erusiedmost ware acceded to.

TEI VOLUIRUSL

The Maros aid he bed given the °Skis! 'grit Aim
for tbe Volunteers to escomp hare to Colonel Steward,
who had ortly returned to Ragland a few days aro.
The matter was nada' hie ooneideration, arid he (the
Mayor) hoped the answer would be favourable.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-05

PEPPER'S
TARAXACUM
AU PODOPHYLLIN.

A FLUID EXTRACT OP

DANDELION AND NODULE ROM

Good for Liver Disorder.
The best AnUbitious Remedy.
Without a particle of Mercury.
Safest and surest Stomach and Liver Usdktisfs.
Clears the Head.
Regulates the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-05

TIRIIICUM & PODOPELLIE

The symptoms of liver derangement, heedaabli,
tostireness, distulence, beertbans, sense at over.
shoulder pales, repugnance to food, general discomfort
depression. ere quickly dispelled. It Is prepared solely by J.
PEPPZIA, Loudon. Insist co having it, many Chemists will try
to sell their own. Bottles, es. Id. and 11L. W. Sold by Cbsoil•6l
everywhere. Bent by Parcels Poet on receipt of sump ar
PD.°. to Bedford Laboretory.

PEPPER'S TANNIN
THROAT GARGLE

Is aompened of the Tannin eithaeted bora OaII Wale eel Osi
Bark. combined althGlyterine. It has MOM beneficial wane
at the soft delicate membranes which line the throat amain of
articulation.
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Tannin Gargle should be within tbe reach of all In the loose
degree subject to throat affections, nbetber inflammatory,
tele xe.l. ulcerated, hoarseness, swollen tonsils. enlarged evale.
weakened voice. ke. Those requiring to constantly employ tb•
voice in nesting singing. is. reading, t 0.., by using tbal
Gargle. tbe means of preventing the hualtinesa. Aunties, awl
Irritation in frequently attendant on orer-exertlea, also eg
producing unusually sustain." powers witliont Jolley to the
she throat.

Tannin Is • great mariner. and so meal a• • Moat& wash is
cases of gllmgremble breath, arkloc from decayed twith,
ordered stomach. month uleeradons, or other, mum especisflp
when utten.htht upon • cold.

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AP a core for ordinary or. throat, with Its usual yairl and
sometimes dangerous symptoms, the Tannin Gargle Is tu
better than anything of the kind.
In bottles, la ed. melt. Sold by Quinlan, or Parcel Pall
from Bedford Laboratory.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-05

TEI FLAG•TOLO 01 TEI GUILDHALL.

Th. Maros meld during the late heavy gals the fin.
pole on the Guildhall had been blown down. flaring
=to the oast of the leet ewe, amid not ere an
be
or • fresh oittao• his own authority, ; hut the
surveyor hal pro ea estimate that • sew oo•
could be provide , with the exception of the Iron
fittings, at • soot of 355.
It was decided that a new oae should be planed at
that price.
The toiletries letter wee read :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-05

THI 01011011 INN 11T101113121111.

The Brewery. Wevurrath.
To to. Worshipful the Mayor (R. N. Reward,
Dear 80,—We have Want la to wr three wq. tsl
We ors reported to be the came Al the delay i A tally hr nut
Se George improvemeatt, rt 000lwlu.500iif the • wear,
of our lease of tbe prnalwas. We are very rose, liar to
stead la the way, sad we write t say abet e far ea
regards t premises, If it would busiest. carry.
10. oat of the Improvement*, It will MI rd as p'eralure to
it'op Mho eavagweat peretria of the twin at say Its.. so
t our tamest has nameable its., Oran his. la which to
vacate He preealses.—We are. War Sir yours fair).f.illy• ,
J. A Dignollsa & Co.
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Tits Town Ott* w dlosoknowL4 the
reosipt of As letter, with thanks.

Tlll OW? wunvis runt°.

Itsvoi said he was going t) draw their atten•
Ma for • few talmetee to one of the moat e•-ri .us
matters which bad come before that Cocoon for s toe
Urn.. It was. matter which touched apda tb c to.
merceal prosperity of their port, arid was. vary sscloui
thing, sod It would be for them to make Weymouth
such as it never had beets before; or, by their eatioo,
tot Weymouth have the trade of He port. Re hal (bet
mernireg received the I oUeriFi letter
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62, Berkeley-moan, 291 h 'smeary.
Dear Mr. Iftwor,—l bare bees to tho Great Western
Railway to-dsy, at lb. floatation of my friend Sir
Daniel Gooch, the Chairman, to see ths proposed plans
with Moreno, to getting Increment harbour aoromosoda•
don for the ocean truffle at Weymcoth. The mother wm•
now becoming urgent, and will mot admit of moots fort her
dotty. I hors ems the proposed plum by which Way.
smooth can be Jamie pennameatly • libel I ha,.
eke owns plans for dock aceommodatlom at Portlem It
is • matter of miens cooolderatice for all of so haying no
interest in Weymouth, and I think It advisable tbat you
sad the Town Stumm should WON to London and
{aspect the plans to enable you to place the ma•ter before
the Town Damsel. I shall be happy to maxim • mooting
with th• Chairman if you will let., know when It will
fait your omeenlooson—Yoson eery truly,
lIRRIT EDWARDS.
The Mires old this, wee oae pleasing thiag.
Weymouth maid be made • poet paamy or
. the quesbkm of •doubt Weymouth was
In ▪
the highway of the ocean trate. Thia would not
be beam t up by each a company if this was not Oa
0n... Now it nisained to be an what action they
would take In this matter. The Town Clock was
gain to Loadoe ;b. should go, end should like other
geolismom of tkust board to co also.
Mr. Clara aid he was gang to Loudon in • few
dorp, and Asocial be pleased to join the party.
Mr. ATLRBBORT thought It Wald be better to let
the G.W. place the plane before Qum.
Mt. LOTILL WM at the mew opinion. He did not
think they ware Is • gailtion to amuse the mutter
now. _ _

MATO{ srplalaid that the, was oothlag for
them to dhows. jwal alf•piy • •••••••las Sbat they
*odd go owl on tlot Soo sod tarot book ood
Amos the mats., with too Ou'ossit.
Wt. Mom* iltossatt taw if taw Mayor west to
Lod= by WENN Wit 'odd be quite sollioloot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-05

3111DPOZT.

Ax AIIIWAIID Monday night an
Inhabitant in the vicenity of Bothenhampton narrowly
wowed drowning In the stream neer Soot% Mlii.. Se
missed hie footing, and WI headlong into the river
oww a steep hank, and it was a =avid that he did not
sustain a fracture. Althongh the water wiener& high,
he managed with some difficulty to regain terra flew,
and with the aid of • little stimulant at a neighbouriog
house he managed ts reach home in Nasty.
A Pustic Tassr.—R. Stevenson's English Opera
Company will on Saturday next oomplete a fortnight
In Eridport, during which term they have d -lighted
large and faehionahle audiences. "Mac's Metamor-
phosis," "Christmas Carol," "Faust," "East
Lynne," and other favourite productions have been
handled in an artistic manner, and the Athersoopia
arranirernenta have proved ti be of high finish and
very effective. Altogether the entertainment has
proved to be of that rare and attractive quality, which
not only amuses, bat refreshes and enlightens.
Boeotian Perrr Steatons, Tuesday.—Before Dr.
Kay, D., end Ur. Otarle. Edmunds.—The business
wee very limited, there being but one awe to °soupy
the attention of the Eintott.—Joesph Hut/ford,
labourer, flostk-etreet, was 11191111600111 for neglecting
to oostributs toward the maintenance of two of hie
children, Charlotte and Elisabeth, inalatie of rd
Ltdasterial SohooL—lt appears that the prior order
mad* upon defendant was that be should contribute
3e weekly. This wee never paid, and when the
arrears under such order amounted to about £3, he
was summoned for non-payment of the same. Refus-
ing to pay, he was Imprisoned for 40 days, and on
the expiratioa of Ulster= the order for the future was
reduced to IL weakly, via., 61. for each child.—
Defendant was now summoned for the arrears under
the cider of 1.. weekly, but he had paid nothing, and
absolutely retuned to promise the Beech that he would
try to My, declaring he mild pay nothing.—The
magistrates adjourned the case for • month, and If he
did not pay an instalment in the interim he would be
Imprisoned for a month.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-05

OILING THE OCEAN.

There is nothing new under the min. Long before
Mt.llsids, • gentleman of Perthshire, drew his
Inferewrie from bwjog noticed that • few drops of oil
split in hie milldam spread with greet roPidity, end
promptly quelled • mimic storm that was raging on
thei surfao• of the pond, the expression of '' pouriair oil
pa the tumbled waters " had Iwooms • stock metaphor
to signify the allayment of trouble by gentle meth.Ms.
Slats Mr. Shields' experiments find attracted collo,
the inspectors of the Lifeboat IneUtutiom tumor
direetiona has the ceeemities, bays been ladoetztously
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-05

STRINGS DISAPPELRANCIA

Polad footiogo gave boon *owed to Plgoaou'll by
die disappears's*s a• goatlogsaa ol good position,
oomoooled with ono of tla basks. So quitted hie
Woe kik Thariabh lon* as Wadies thsl be

should never return. Althoush advertised for by his
friends, nothing has einoe been heart of bins. His
banking ao,ourks arc et ictly correct, but be is
deficient of nom, hundred nf pound* which be has held
as treaatuer of the fun I for re-building the Preeby-
aulan church, which hal been de- tro)ed by fire, and
of the Sunday school, 000nected with which he was
superiatei dent.

THE NAVIES OF GLAND AND PRANCE.
We ue pot keeping pace with Fresco in the matter
of building ehips of war, and lb. ugly ta,,..t swim, "
In the face that at the. inumout Frau°, out send to
wai tea powerful troll-clad' moire thou we cart Them
figures are taken from • table of ferrite flute outi•
piled by Captain G. R. Noel, R.N., proving that
Franca own. 77 mo Jun armour-clad .hip. ilsoudiog
1.000 too. diaplaannent, while Euglaud ran only
borat ,4 67. Such are the plain foots. Should war
ever break out between the two count,!.., under snob
circumstances, there can be no doubt but that the
ottelition of the great mass of the people inbatutiog
the B.ltiah Isles would be deplorablw—Aray nod
Nary Banat.

THE scaoca,mrsTaiSS TAKEN TO TASK.

Tao following effusion was broeutly reosired by the
mistress of a Somersotahire rural nstiou&l school
from tho mother cot ono of the male ochoisrs, who losd
been repeatedly requested by the mistrees to bring
the mousey for • copy-book to enable him to 0./ellelle
his Prratirw in writing, but the complianos with which
the parent was eudoavuuting 1.. erode :—" limy taken
trubble to right them fa lines to yu I ham retry
sorry to tell you that I do think LI his thr, log • way
annum I. pay far coppybuko are sons other rightin.
buts unloose he cud reed better then be de Sundey I
yeard him reed and he cud not reed like our Martha
An and he bar not loin &nothing sins yu bar biathare
I ham worry sorry to.. he her not turn Numbing sins
yu °wad if yu do bids 'bar* much longer I shall troy
to pool him som were balm sae I shall IMI• forth',
into 11th. other day in stad yo Booing him tho way to
dot. nom, bacon. he Ink on loom woo betas el.to Fa
ksined him far it I du think it his your plow* to olio
him the woo to do it If h• 411..100t no and not beet him.
Ur. D. do pay yoto 1110040 tam and it baud likly
be gobs be Veatch him at boa and do yet work. I
ham," Jo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-05

SERIOUS COLLISION IN THE ROADS.

About 4 a.m. on Thursday morning a oollision of
• serious nature occurred in Poet Mud Roads, near the
Rre•kwater end. It appsers that the steamship
Devestia, Captain Stamm, about 1,200 tons register,
from Novelist's to Alexaadria, with a cargo of ankh
come Into the Roads on Widowlay afternoon, and
come to au anchor off tbe Breakweter sod. About 4
a.m. this (Thursday) morning the steamship Darling.
ton, from Antwerp to Cardiff. in ballast, owns Leto
the Roads, and, the weather being very collided
with the Devoid& with great force, making ea evoce3oel
hole la her bows, the Dar!Mateo also eustaining
Injury. It was soon ascertained that the Devoid/1 bad
serleal injuries, and wes waking water fast.
Is • short time her sagiee-room was fi,oded. Lewin-
genes weaseled' to Weymouth, and tugs wore bed
to the wreak. To prevent her from slakiseglircwas
towed to the Mere and run mbar*, where endeavours
will be made to patch her up.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-05

PEPPER'S

QUININE & IRON
HEALTH.
STRENGTH. TO
ENERGY.

REAT BODILY STRENGTH.
gge:PLIPS
IQ QUININE AND IRON TONIC.— intaglios
new life, enriching the blood, and stren tatt
muscular system, the manifold symptoms of w
disappear, appetite returns, fatigue ceases, recruited
health, a general accession of strength and vigour over
Use whole system abundantly proves the basalt derived.
fIREAT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPIER%
II QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—It braces
up the weakened nervous system, and increases this
strength of the pulse, rapidly dispelling the depressed
irritable condition resulting from prostrated nerves.
Each Dottie contains 32 doses.

Il REAT MENTAL STRENGTH. PEPPIER'S
ILT QUININE AND IRON TONIC, by its
supporting influence on the body and nerves, repairs
the ravages caused by overtaxing the brain power,
and so gives really great mental strength. It costs
about led, each dose. Refuse imitations.
lIIREAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
SR QUININE AND IRON TONIC strengthens
the stomach, stopping sinking sensations, removes
indigestion, heartburn, palpitation, Sic. Most valuable
medicine for delicate females. By the cordial bitter
flavour Pepper's Tonic always increases the appetites
and! by its ate, all necessity for beer, wine, or spirit is
avoided. Insist on having only Pepper's Tom, and
not a mixture of the chemist's own compounding.
Bottles, 48.8 d. each, sent carriage free by Parcels Posi,
on sending the amount in stamps or P. Order to John
Pepper Is Co., Bedford Laboratory, London. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-05

"110 W HE HEARD THE BIRDS SING."

" Marlborough.
" 84,-1 have umid your ' Cure for notaries* and
found great relief. I must say that it has been worth a
Sovereign to me. I could not hear the Church Bells
ring when In bed, now I can bear the Birds sing. I
return many thanka.—Yours truly,
"To Mr. Orchard. "0. T. Bauman."

SOLOIIION says : "It is bailee to dwell in the corner
of • hotme-top than with a brawling woman in a wide
house," If inch an unlucky man should ever get deaf ,
let him avoid using " Oard's Curo for Deafness,"
less It should restore his sense of hearing; and so
plunge him again into misery,

THE CURE FOR SKIN DISBAR'S'
IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAYI

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN um
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A NAMIEU.OUS APPLICATION.

HEAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY KAMM
CURES OLD-STANDING SKIN DISUSES.
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEIIIIII
There is scarcely any eruption but will yield bs
Sulpholine " in • few days, and commence lo Sid•
away, even if seemingly past cure. Ordinary pimples,
redness, blotches, scurf, roughness, vanish as it by
magic; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, scums,
acme, psoriasis, roses, prurigo, Setter, pityriamia, bower
deeply rooted, " Sulpholine " successfully attacks. It
destroys the animalculio which mostly cause these
unsightly, irritable, painful affections, and produces •
clear, smooth, supple, healthy skin. " 13n1pbolkos"
Lotion is sold by Chemists everywhere.
Bottles, 2s. 94.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-05

il--42110114.117 111111.

The MATOII th-Zirlat that ihs-Tit.:l bettas continne
Beine's 4e. • week until At. Wallis was back la his
sest.

......
TOW it wee decided to do.
There was no other bueinees of Interest.

ma IN ST. MANY'S-STREET.

Shortly after one on Monday afternoon the town
was amused by the intelligence that • fire had broken
out Otl the extensive premises in St. &Larylitreet,
occupied by Mr. Alfred Donde, and large crowd'
hastened to the spot. News of the outbreak had been
rat once conveyed to the Police-Anti ru, and in • few
minutes the hose anti reel, with Mr. Supt. Vickery,
Mr. C. Vickery, and other member, of the fire brigade,
were quickly on the spot. By this time • dense
volume of smoke wag pouring out of the upgair win-
dows, and it wan discovered that the fire was raging in
• small room, used as a storeroom, at the tack of the
extensive showrooms of the eetahlieholoot. In order
to get at the seat of the outbreak it was found
necessary to carry the hoes through the window facing
St. hiaryoareet, and then through the showrooms to
the spot which wan on fire, and thou 10 Wow/ jets of
water were gut to play on the nre. The fire
brigade were rendered aaaiatatice by Captain
Bowriug and the men of the Stetm Packet
Company, M. Beale and men of the Channel
Island* Company, Mr. Jolliffe (builder), and men, so
that there was no lack of willing bands to help subdue
the oonfiagration. By the efforts of tbe fire brigade
the fire wee confined to the room in which it broke
out, and in lihs than hail-an-boor the fire was got
under. The room was completely gutted, the stook
sad fixtures being entirely demolished. Tnis woe not
the only damage done, for a large quantity of gook
In the showrooms and warehoulee was damaged bE
water, but we are plowed to learn tusk Mr. Lhion
we, fully insured in the Crown Olio*.
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It was a providential matter that the fire was got
under so quickly, Ea Mr. Donna's oretnisai 111, in the
cubist of • thickly µvast"' district. Every prates is
due t / the nr• brigade for the warmer in which thay
worked to subdue the fiery element.

I am anxious to exprem itiy very sincere thanks to
the numerous friends who rendered such valuable aid
In extiocuiehlog the fire which took place at my shop
in Si. Macy-atreet on Monday last
Where all did toeir heat. it mull be invidious to
select any for special pralee, yet I feel glad to say that
a terrible calamity bee been anrted by noble voluntary
service, for which I am laid under deep obligation.
70. St. Mary-street.

A LIKED Don'ts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-05

WHAT THE WORLD 8A VS.

Tao Duke of Westminster has proved that, in
e lead in the Funerel Reform Association,
rlettl the
entered into the necomity for reform in the
olßose for the dead; and when Lord Grosvenor
was buried, all the arrangements wore •,f the most
simple description. A coffin of plain deal enclosed the
remains ; an unpretending unornamented hearse con-
veyed it to the church; and next day the hands of the
keepers on the estate carried it to its last resting-plea
weaned with wreathe and crosses of 6,1•1011 sent or
brought by loving hands. N. paraphernalia of the
=dietaries trade was to been lee", and the tumoral
attends I by all the nearest relatives of the demised,
and by the tempt and workgeople who could be
present, wa• the more impressive by its intense Om.
17.
They do strange things sometimes in the Colonies.
I have before me • New Z newepeper with an
amount of • festival of church choir. at Christchurch.
Atter the service Mare was a ormeo'clook dinner,
sided over by the Primate (Bishop Harper).
dm dinner his lordehip's heath well drunk with
waska Irglours, which were heartily and electively
led by the Precentor I

Tao Exi4ttonor or Toms.

Stye Glad:torte to No-r-teoote--.74.y40. t.r... j..
Ana the farmers mil hemp me 10 power
Say. Stafford to Williere, "I don't care a
lor 013 " nothing " telk by the hour I"

An idea of the depth of interest felt is Birmingham
in lie sports penalised by lie oddness may be formed
rout tits fact that the &fast of lb. Aston Villa foot-
ball team, by gooses Park. Glasgow, is their tie for
the Aisootadoci Cup, was desoribed to one local
inside a bleak m iornlog but ler. This, no (FITZ
geaainely expressed the (lineage of gauzy Mumma& of
Birmiogiess, who 'resold far rather have seen the Tows
Hail bera.4 to the ground that psl, pet teem
balm&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-05

THE ATTEMPT TO MURDER A SWEET.

HILIII:-

1. London. on Thursday, Reginald Stanley Slaughter.
• diminutive led, stated to be 18 Mrs of age, i.e
Minuted for feloniously shooUng at Uatieein. Pole, the
younger, with intent to murder bar. Ti. proosoutoe got
her llama by warkbwg a. machinist, and the prronst was
• painter. They kid bean sweetheart. for about three
arab*, bet it appeared that on tate 141 h of January the
proesentrin had refused to oontinue her aoqueintanos
11th the Pierer. and this appearea to have made him
very angry. On the following day ha prommutrin and
her mother got out at Maryland Paint station sud found
the prisoner there, and he unsu44 us folio wieg them to
their madame When they got hew' their home, the,
told the prisoner to go •way, and sato that U
he permuted
in Amboy Ina them they would endeemanr to prevent him.
The pneoner upon this drew a six-Member revolves from
td. pocket, and discharged three of the bursts but no
iciary was done either to himself or to the pecerntrix,
and it appeared to be pretty der that the primer's
older was to frighten her and induce her to resew her
acquaintance with him. The charge of felony was
quently withdrawn, muld the prisoner plmsdel guilty to
common sweat h. ft-carder ordered ku., to be dim
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award upon his eat 'ring into • recognimace of Safi to
keep the pro. towerds tim prosecutis.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-05

NANWORTFIY MAMMON.
FIRE AT UPTON HOUSE.

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On Monday morning last, at an early boor, the
above named house was the scene of an outbreak of
fire which at one tone threatened to destroy this
ancient mansion, well known as the Dorsetshire seat
of the Tiohborne family. It appears that at pronoun
the home is Unmated by the Hey, C. P. Herter, MA,
who ham a number of young gentlemen residing with
him for various goversimect examina.ions, and the
students are now re-assembling after their Christmas
vacation. About one • m. on Monday morning the foot-
man wss •woks by his bedroom being full of Emilie
and burning matter failing into his room. He at or..
fro an alarm, and the -eat of the fire 10,41 1.1
In • room oVar that of the footm in, and u-ed by
the student' for conversational porpoise. Mr. Raster
and the yoang gentleown, with the servants, worked
hard in throwing buckets of water into the burniog
room' and although almost over-poweeed by the dense
smoke, in about half.imr.hour they gained • mastery
over the fire, sod fear of its spreading was past. We
are glad to report that beyond the effects of the smoke,
no injuries were received by any one. Couildering
the strong wind that was blowing at the time, it is
fortunate that the fire was so soon subdoel We
understand that £5O would weer the damage to the
building. As there were signs of fire lingering on
Monday, it was deemed advisable to have a police
watch during the night, but nothing farther
transpired. The gentlemen In residence who worked
so gallantly to abate the bre were Mr. Arnold, Mr.
Hamilton, Mr. Goldsmith, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Palmer,
and Mr. Carruthers.

POOL'.

Pooct SHIPPING Isrecuonnoh—Arrlvale : Jaauary
24—Cambrian, William', Aberdovey. elate" ; Batavia,
Aebtoo, Hull, (Alcamo. 25—William, Blake, Hull.
°Soak"; Hopewell, Smith, Loudon, cement. 25
Beads, William., Davey, Swanage. all. 29—Ennis-
more, Loden, Oven, barley; Andrew L iugmore.
u, Weymouth, Jaanary 24
tetos,ie mid Emily, Weaver, Southampton, gee tar.
241—Auguaga, Woolt Newcastle, clay.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-05

Douses smoura

ALTIIOOOd Bournemouth elpsnencing the 'hilliest
esaiion it has yet passed through, the inhabit...it,
.pp-sa to ,be argravating matter. by •iptatiow for a
chvt, of iocorpor.ttoo. Newly all the more I.
resid.ot,4 are opposed to the scheme, and •
etriing prineet—bseeled by Earl Oakum and &ul
Buoy, and followed up by • lot of other notables,
and by twenty•four of Um local eler.y—liaa been
signed. But proteds are to count for n thino, It in
said. Bonntsmouth wants additional attractions, and
the political turmoil that would nereaaarily attend
each November abortion I, looked forward to as likely
to afford visit irs " erntuomant." Al all event., that
was the solve argument of one of the apeekiers at •
meant public meeting on the subject. Certainly,
Bournemouth want. attractions, but not of the
character sows of these "Incorporator. " would
provide.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-11

B2IIZ4EIIOIITE.

RIOT MS GOT FAWCa PUOIEDING3.—A disgraos-
street riot took plaue to Bournemouth on the night
of the Fifth, and • go xl deal of damage to property
woe no:mediae], although no one appears to have
cuff god any persooal injury. N ithritbst 6 i ding the
heavy rain in the early part of the evening, esiversl
hundred people assombled at the top of the Cous-
furroisi-ront mil lighted two or three ter barrels
which Werli rollisd Ithaca the streets but without
doing any serious mischief. An eittra polio* form had
been drafted into ths town, and the o instsblee
patrolled abiut in ansll knots, and oams in for •
god share of chaff in addition to beior made Um
target' for points', crackers. an I °tint smell fireworks.
A tar barrel rolled down the hill ab cut • quarter-peat
tin, and appeared to be the signal for • row, for
Immediately situ-wards • gang of roughs o immenosid
throwing et AM and stick; and Tory soon there were
several hundred persons eagaged IQ g al ri it. A
great many plate-ewe shop windows ware broken,
and damage to the extsot of about 6200 was done,
principally in Onomerciadros 1. It wee alter mid-
night before the etre•to were cleared. Among the
sinashel in wars those of Messrs. Rolle,
and Crowther, Mews. Oroom and don, Messrs.
31itobell end 0., Mr. Birnard Keight, 31 pers.
Yerbury and Soo, and Kr; W. 13. Rigors. The
p Moe, who had 6 very rough time of it, behaved in •
molt exemplary macaw throughout.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-11

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-11

COUNTY PETTY BEBBIONB.

FWD/LT.—Before' Ft. and G. Eliot„ Esq.. aul Capt.
Phelips.
The business at the monthly sitting on Fri lay
was very light and unimportant. Besides a charg,
dr:HAMMON arainst soldiers, there Were only 11,1111
eurelD0110•11 Mead against parent., for not sending
their children to school, and • charge of non-payment
of rates.
Henry Wilson, Thome. Peacock, James Bridge-
water, and Arthur McConkey, four soldier., were
charged with being drank and disorderly at
Portland.—The defendants plead. i guilty, and
Wilson, who is a corporal. asked the Bench to over.
look the offence, for if be were committed be wool
be reduced to the ranks. He had been seven years in
the army, and hai novel' been charg,d with drunk-a-
nem before.—P.S. Devenish stated that about 10 st
night on lionday be wee called t , eject the defrnd-
ants from Mr. Thresher'. shop, and aftyr lonvieg
there, the defendant. went to the Britannia. Th.-,
were drunk, and he advised them to go to t e
barracks. They mina. I, and be called in the
military polio, who also requested them to go to
the barrack. They refused, bat, after abusing the
polio:, and throwing st oes at them, they mei:V.—T.ls
chairman toil the defen tante that they had run the
✓isk of being very severely punished ; they would n 4
roc ,rd a conviction against them, but they most pay
the sods lie. sea.

The following porents were 5UM11,100154 for not ten l-
ing their childrea regnla-ly to school, the attendan,e
made by ths children and the fine. indicted by the
Bench on tbs parents being as I dlows 'hen
Rod's child, 22 at.endanciee out of 82, fined 2s. 6 I. ;
Frederick Anthony'., 53 out of 82, fined 24. 61. ;
Bertholornew White's. 38 out id 82. fined 2.. 6. ;
John Bernard, fined 2.. 6.1 ; Chula. Strange. tied
2s. 81.; William] Soosom, fined 5.., having been silo,
mooed three times before; John Buchan, fined 2s. GI.:
Milford'., 60 out of 88 (the magistrates c on-
sidered dole a good attendance, and refused to it flit
a fine); Thomas Janie., fined 2.. 61, all of Port-
land); Charles Wallbrldge, of Chickerell, fined 55.,
having been summoned before and the child not
J having made any attendance; asper Rumen. final
2.61; George
H Stone, fined 2s. 61. ; James Critchell,
fined 2s. 6J.; Alfred ounsell, fined 2.. fit;
Frampton. of Portesbaus, fined 2.. 61.
Robert Moore was summoned for nonpayment of
40. 31.. Portland Urban Sanitery Authority rates.
Defendant dii not appear.—The Bench mljourned
the ease for (oathsr evidence than the collector was
able to give.
On the application of Mr. Welsford, Clerk to the
Weymouth Guardian.. the Basch med. an order f
tha removal of Mary Green and her six (Alistair', now
oltargeable to the common funds of the Weymouth
Union, to the nOrChaltllli Union, her husband haviug
belonged to Toiler.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-11

PEPPER'S
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Goc,d for Liver Disorler.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-11

SPITZ i IT &Y. .

SCODEt DLitti.—Au inquest was hold at the Bras'.
Arms Inn, in this parish, on Friday, before Mr. W.
H. Atkinson, coroner, touching the death of
r-dward Hose, aged 3,-.1 years, of Constitution Hill,
Parkstone, who suddenly expired on the previous
day whilst engaged in hi. occupation se collector of
poultry, rabbits, eggs, etc., for the Bournemouth
inarketa. The following evidence was adduced :
Julia Maiduient, wife of Henry liaidment, labourer,
of Spetisbury, deposed she knew the deceased, lie
came to her house about 13.30 on the previous day to
look at some rabbit+ in the back-house. He had
looked at two, and as he took the third iabbit in his
hand he said—' Oh, dear, how giddy I feel." lit,
then fell down over a ferret's tub, under the rabbit+,
which were hanging up She lifted hnu up and sat
him down on the floor, and unbuttoned his necktie.
He did not speak again. She put *onto water to his
mouth, but lie took no notice of at. She bathed his
forehead, anti sent Um little girl for a unagiala.nar,
named Stark Lear, who came and said the man was
dead, and went elf for the policeman. About • fort-
night ago, when Hose called there, he complained of
I not being well. His wife was with Wet then.— .tary
I Ann Hose, the widow, deposed her hustaind left how.,
the previous day about half-past nuns cheerful and,
apparently, as well as usual. lie hail not been well
for &011ie time —ever since he had the rheumatic
fever, some II years ago. He WAS nearly always
complaining of his chest, back, and stomach, and had
been twice to the Bath Mineral Waters Hospital for
rheumatism, the last time about four years ago. Dr.
Plulpotts, of IVA.; had told her he wit* not a strung
man, and not fit for hard work, and that his heart
was aflected.—The jury returned a verdict of Death
from natural causal by the visitation of Crud."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-11

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-11

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-11

TIigPSRANOR LECTURE.

On Teeeday evening, ',ember 4th, • tomP•ribno•
meeting wee bald in the Oen Ilsohaege, Moth letre.
to bear • leotere by De Robert Martin. of Man-
elsariter Th. .lehiaet ~f tin. lartara yawl A laaltql ma ,
• Blessing and • Cares, it. this and Abele." There
wee • very fair attendance. The chair WI/A taken at
eight o'isl ck by Dr„ Alfred J. H. Crespi. rho
proceedings commenced with tinging and prayer.
The Crottemso introducsi the lecturer to the
meeting. and remarked that 30 years ago Dr. Werth'
grug bsiter boo aa. • lecturer. for h• traversed the
oonotry from one trod to th• other. In a lopeny with
two wiser well known gentlemen, sad they in the fan
of greet ~pp ssition urged very •trongir the cause of
temperance. The lecturer ha/ come there at some
fonwilice to himself. and be trusted they would give
every attention. (Oh • ere)
Dr. MARTIN said when he oonsidered the amount
of hum and mischief done by sloohol In one shape
sod another, be felt inciined, like an eminent
medical gentleman who made the remark—
"To leave the Anti°. of his profession and
commence a long crusade satinet the tyrant drink."
A win Creator had provided us with • most wonder-
ful mschani.us, yet, when he nose to see • me who
bad ben born into this world only • few weeks or a
few monthe h• f .unit that the po w little things were
already in • di...me:ANA °sedition. Tbrongh It.
drinking habits of this parent., the children of ten bat
le,ffer. The learned speaker also very plainly nod
unmistakable gave hl otioion on the effects of
aloohol on the longs, liver, and heart, &leo the
disastrous state the brain was often suhj-ct to through
the tise the same agent, whether in large at small
quantit Ise.
(rbi. lecture was worth the weighty conaileration
of the whole medical faculty of the town, sod we are
surprised that then was not a skate =idled pregl lone,
present, with the exception of the worthy and genial
&sirens, who is • most rigid abiititiom ands member
of the 1.0.G.T. We would say with tits loctuntr—li
meant man are not sun thek patients can obtain
" unadulterend " wilts,. Au, they woull do mush
wiser in not proscribing or advocating such mans to
neatore those under their treatment.)
()note SiacL•aw prop••• 4 that • very hearty vote
• 1 thanks be gine to Or. Martin for his able widen*.
The was spooscled b., Mr. Halms, and
warried at acclamation.
The ~mueuan thanked the snake.* for their kind
attention.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-11

PORTLAND.

ST. GEORGICS ReADING R00514.—1t i• & plumate to
n,to that these row.&re Dow in I itir6 hing condi-
tion.

Smut Tgoorx. —Anoth r troup• ii forming on
the Wand, and may soon be expected ti make their
*bile. Success to " The Miedesippi Artichoke.."
Tuunicat EMIT/AMU/IT —A capital entertain.
mint was given in the Gymnasium at the Verne
Citadel on Friday last, when the taking. arit,nnte I
to about £lO. A most attractive pr.etramme had ben
provided, and, to judge from the loud and contlnu ui
applans., was much appreciated.
POMTLANT, FAIR w•• h,LI,,n Wedne•day, •n
well attended. The eepply of sheet, w•• larcor ti are
it haa been fur you., but prices were low. Must $.l
Ili. pen. wore disposed of by aucti .n by Mr. 11-orne
E f .rchester, ewe., making f lO.. t... 17.•.
litre were ouly a very few 11..a•re ou 'tier, an I al) ...t
a similar number of horse... Too pleasure fair w
well supplied with shows, .h..tot g galleries. Au.
On Taesday e temp rime. aleoetidla we, held at the
Verne, when am address waa given ••,• leegsaudielto•
by lb. Roy. Pelham Stokes, o worsza
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-11

Correoponuence.

ARCHDEACON SANCTUARY AND THE DIS-
SENTERS OP DoRCHEspER.
To As ITuaJt.

Sir,—Esferring to the esteem from the letter of
" Tredo!pea " on the ab iv. subject in your issue of
the tdi but., I wish to remind yuar readers that the
" supeaior onesseboard strategy," to which he battles
so resulting in Distort:dog of the children of Domenters
In this t .sra int aohuole where lb* education is in
its character alien to that of their lathe..., to ik places
very son after the E fuostion Act of 1370 Game into
operstion, when the managers of the Brisieh (Dissent-
ing) Scholl el sad its door. and drove a aeasiterable
number of childreo into the National Soho ds, which
were immediately enlarged to scoommodat• them.
Toe committee of the Natutual Schools were at that
time strongly induetwed by the desire that the
eetablishatetet of a School Board, involving the
prob exclusion of religious education of any kin I,
should, if possible, be averted, and the Archdeacon at
the ineeticg at Salisbury referred with reasonable
eatiefaction to the succeuful aocompliehment of their
.tf its. _

A. to forcing the children to rectire this alien
aka ttign, the Distentere have the ..rivilege eetab-
limbed by law of with Irtwlng their children from the
very short sours, of religi .ui inetruction all mred in
our ilatioaa' Schoola, extea ling to some 2.) minute..
Icily, with .tit iiBtmg au them aily dleadesamage or
il-pri•dig thorn of soy of the benefite of the school;
a 1,1, 1,11 We /Ter, percale have their own Su aday
Schoalein whioh the influmoe of Church teaching may
he counteracted in cam this privilege is not exercieed.
The Disstnterd of D wcheeter have really no just
grunt for Pott,Vaitit /It thu ,ratter.-1 miaow my
coact!, sod bog to •11,611tIfill• 7.4,1 r h. lion.
servect,
Dorchester, November 10th, 1881.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-11

THE DOROHERTER MAYORALTY.

It will no doubt be imagiud that the two owns of
Donearier sad Poole, In reeord So the power of tee
Mayor tiring an original vote, are parallel, but ire
us lobbied to state they ars dissingler in the essential
porthole' that the btuor of Poole (td. Trevanios)
wes steeled outside the Oaanoil. and Donlon, had not
power to give tb• vote, but an the Mayor of Dorchester
is • Outscillor, be be. full power to do so.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-11

CURES OLD-STANDING SKIN DISEASE&
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.
There is scarcely any eruption but will yield to
" Bulpholine " in a few days, and commence to fade
away, even if seemingly past cure. Ordinary pimples,
redness, blotches, scurf, roughin ss, vanish as if by
magic; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, seams,
acme, psoriasis, roses, prurigo, totter, pityriasis, hairiest
deeply rooted, " Sulpholine " succ. .fully attacks. It
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Lotion is sold by Chemists everywhere.
Bottle., 2s. 94.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-11

SULPHOLINE

LOTION

THE CURE FOR SHIN DISEASES!
IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAYI

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN vu
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MARVELLOUS APPLICATION.

IEAUTIFUU.Y FRAGRANT.

PERFECTLY HARILESL