The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-24 00:00:00

recently been noticed. There is one other, mart
remarkable coincidence relative to this wreck, that of the
L.titoto:ihas• in.huntion it to hays .one t 3 Lalvrarth ;
owing to beta too rough to Mod him there, he
-AO OW,Oth to go. The extraordinary rim-madame
connected with it t. that arms time after Ids torus was
carried in through the narrow entrance and into Luleroe
Cove by the am, that the sides and wind at ter haying
dears ,d Lim to ouch the vast extent over many miles
of ground sot for such • long distance, took him into the
narrow entrance, through the rocket, bte long home. as
wee his intention and ills mut on when alive to land Um"'
With &optier remarkable coincidence I will conclude
these sad but wholseonie recorde of wrecks In ibis By.
An account of • dream which I ham had sent me by the
old lifesaver himself in appeedethet of my having acted
su "bravely'. (disinterestedly) having sent an sec milt of
an extraordinary fossil (to Ichthyossurus with four young
Ichthyonturi in the interim to some papers- By thie
means it wee soli for £1.5 for which he was grateful torn.
and hence the following account and in his own words. It la
of the Courier which emu mbar* notrCL•renouth. It cogs-
ment3.• with an apology for his twint abed speller and titer
In telling you about my dream it seem tunny for it wee
lout a drum I dreamt I wee out under Gold= Cali. and
had all my prawn pot• with me, the sea was comming In
higher and higher, and In the fright it woke me oat of my
Bleep. !did try to go to sleep again for • long time, and
the more I tried the more it kept me awe"- I tM4 my
wife to light the candle,.. the Mews keep the candle by
her gide, and she told me to lie still in it was Sunday
morning. I did stop for some time till I could not stop
any loam, than told her to light it &gain and then I
caked the boy Fred whether he would go with me, and he
an. up in • minute or two. Ile was a 'lngrate boy, he
never wanted to be called twice. I dreamt the first time
it was the time the venal went aahore. It wee curio=
that I should dream that I had • rope in my band and
that there was • vessel ashore all the way on on the beach;
but it wee, and I had not been up on the beach for •
twelvemonth before that morning. and I never had on •
Sunder morning before daylight an my life before. That
morning it wag shout three or four °clock, and not day-
light till seven. The ma wee running over the cliff, when
I went upon the beach. I can tell you, sir. that no
one knows anything about it, only men that have
gone through these Minim. It is not a thankful billet
though at the time you think nothing about it wai,
I woke man, and for a little while longer I lay
still, thinking it was all nonserss for it to be • dream.
Me and the boy came with me along Upper Sealsno to
the Am.: the some feeling hung about me at I went on,
and I told the b'y not to be afraid, u I thought we
should see the nom lying on the shore ; that wu when I
saw the mesa We met the Comtguard. "Hullo r
he, "What are you after F So I told biro, and he
laughed and sald " I had beet go back to bed.- We went
on ; a terrible strong ma was on, a gale straight in shore,
and I says to the lad " go home if we don't see any-
thing round the next turn, 'foe I thought it foolish to be
out of bed then at three o'clock on Sunday, jut because
of a dream. When ire turned the point something warn
on the beach in the dim light for there was • bit of
moonl'ght now and than, and things look uncertain when
you era not close to them. I thought • piece of the did
bad tumbled down, for I did not think what it ad; but
in • minute we saw a ship lying up, bowsprit on. I
rubbed my eyes then, and wasn't sure I was dre
again or not, for It gave in • torn; for the wriveg
over her, and we thought nothing living could be aboard
.
Ws then saw something on the bowsprit, • man hailed
back some foreign words. I went for help, and he threw
up his arum, and I knew he guessed what I wits going for.
I called the Coastguard and others, and we cot the men
out last after six on the 11th November. Tbe ship
Courier bad lost her rudder, and wee driven ashore; but
In consequence of this dream, or what be call." more
than a dream,- this old men was the means of
having tim new, except one man, far which be remind
• handsome silver match and • purse of, I think, thirty
rat Fearing the foregoing narratives may be fund
. if any' further, I will new conclude,
and depart tate the clear frosty air of • December night;
and u I view the broad expanse of this magnificent
West Bay, Solemnity, and her deter Repass, for • while
seem to rest ; while the supernal stars Blume and
gun up theirthere Pathways to the gliwtoue heavens above, by
eh infancy at their starlight redaction over the sleeping
waters below, se they heave their throbbing breath on the
beach below. However, away ere their quiescence
is changed and &welcomed within m• by the meal of the
memory of the old beechnut', and the terrors of Ids
urratima Hoping some of my renders may have felt
while perusing theee reeninimances some of that satis-
faction and pleasure, although mixed with melancholy, I
have felt in collecting them: and wishing each and
everyone the compliments of the 011ed00.—I rein

D•cinnter, 16M

The great Liberal victory won—iii-Blist—el on Saturday
ham been hailed with a shout of applause by Liberal
politicians all over the kingdom The organ of the
popular party in London and the provinces hail the result
of the contest as one of happy augury for the reviving
fortunes of Liberalism, while the dismal silence of the
Ministerial pram proclaims how deeply they feel their dis-
comfiture, There Le little doubt that the electioes In
Brietol and Maid= will hereafter be looked upon as
smacking the point when the reduant wave of Liberal
opinion began It. swell.

Mous* Wanesgy flown Wscra.—A most influential
and representative meeting of South Wales and
Monmouthshire colliery delegates was held on Friday at
Merthyr. Before separating a resolution was passed,
eond.mini moat emphatically the farelim policy of the
Government The present depression of trade it ems
considered WAS largely, if not entirely, due to the militant
attitude of the Beaconsfield Cabinet. In tell igence reached
Merthyr last 06:6 t tbat the Blaanevon Collieries and Iron
Works hod sloPood. The works employed hundreds if
not thousendi of men, reild•nt in the immediate district,
mid beyond at Brynmawr, fie.

•
THE BOARD or Tessa RETI'ILXII.-11• diminution in
the imports is over six millions sterling, or not far from
2) percent; which, according to the orthodox economical
view proves an alarming reduction in our purchasing
power. As however, • third of this decline is due to the
reduction in the import of corn, which is nearly 41 per
cent, lee. than last year—s result which is to be directly
traced to our better harvest—there can be no doubt that,
instead of being alarmed, we ought to feel [ratified. The
adverse balance of trade is heavy enough even yet, and
over the eleven months of the year the imports still show
increase in the total, while the exports manifest serious
dlmintion. So far., the latter are concerned the decline
has been continuous now for years.

The adjourned meeting of the Exeter shareholders of
the West of England Bank was held on Monday. A report
embodying the result of the fitterriew which the
deputation from that city had with the direetom end
liquidat we on Saturday was presented and adopted. and
three gentlemen were &pedaled to watch the intaresta of
the shareholders Wand around Barter. Some Indignation
was expressed at the state of 'Wain as so for disclosed.
At the Bristol Police-court 'clerk in the West of EngLutd
Bank, named Hooper. and X. Robert Price, timber
merrhawt, of St Paul's., were exemlued on • charge of
warouthue the bank and w 1,111 411 I till Mat week.

Errs Cocoa—Joie lad say'—" An idea of the vest
extent of the industry may be gained from the fact that
on* firm alone—that of Norm Epps and Co.—now sell
some 4,000,000 pounds annually."
Errs • Ces-oe.—thiriel•W World fillye...-" If I am to take
cocoa," said I, " I must ma and Judge for myself what are
the ingredients of which it is composed; with this vim. 1
made my. way to the moos manufactory of James Epp
and Co., us the Euston-road."
EPPS'S COCOA.-= Ostivilts Howelold Guide says—, We
will now give an account of the prom, adopted by Meagre
James Epps and Co., hcassopathic chemists and manu-
facturers of dietetic articles, at their works in the Easton •
EPPS'S COCOA.—lfortwiag Advertiser svm--" Nearly two
centuries atm, in 1832, the duties, wh.ich had hitherto
been almart proldbieve, wen greatly 'edified, and one of
the first to take advantage of re-establishing the popularity
of come was Mama Epps and Co., the Uonoceopathic
Errs's Cocoa Yee, &mad 'err" Lotus stroll
to the Eustotbroad, bard by the Regents Park, to Epps's
Cocoa Manufactory, where may be studied the making of
cocoa on • stupendous scale, giving • lust ides of the value
of these articles, not as luxuries, but as actual food.
SPEAKING Or CHAPMAN'S ENTIRE HEAT
FLOUR, A writer In the Cheesiest World says:—" Mane
of the first phydeians of the day are preocriblag no oases
medicine for their little mtlenta, and it is astonishing
sometime how children who have pined on a die of fine
white lisker's breed, will thrive when fed on
Tell cooked
porridge made of this •attire Wheat Flour' Seth bv
Chemists in dd, and la. packets end 3. tins.
CRISS COMP/AI:PK —Thassieda die annuall through
neglecting • simple meet or cold. HILL'S MEDICATED
BALSAM gives immediate relief and completely cures
cougha, colds, influenza, asthma, sobstanme, Is seressige
to taste, and can be taken by the mist delicate adults
and children. Testimonials hays been received from all
tarts of the world. Sold in bottler la led. 9d., ga
and it.. by the maker, iward Hill, Wellston, Somer.
est. London spate Barclay and Sons, arriagdoa.
street and F. Led Rona ISO Oxford-el:wok and
most other throughout the Kiagdom Try It
and reccanta Ibis your fdmds Local sleet.: Beech
ass• Ca., Bridport ; A.. J. Evens, Dorchester.

Consowrrion is Cusiang.—A. attain method of cure
has been discovered for this distressing complaint by
a physician, who is desirous that all sufferers may benefit
from this providential discovery. It is all doubt
the most remarkable r.mady Me. nommada bans
been cured by it. Fell of tha nweedles will be
sent by post to any pure= free of chorea —"Adler :-1(r.
Wtwataa.lo. Oxford-terrace, Hyde Park. Lando&
Cosa or In Tuns' Arrnms Own waif) IT Da
Lococnk Pi:tumult Warm—From Mr. Weld, Book-
seller, Canselford.—" M. Barnard. Farmer, St Jallotk
Cornwall. for tee years masted very mach from Asthma,
and after trylag several medical man sad medicines to no
purpose, was induced to take Dr. Locock's wafsia, and the
result has been marvellous, , ie.' They leetatly
relieve and rapidly cure Asthma. C.:MI.3r. Octifab
Colda, Bronchitis, Rheurnatiani and all yskstkial .
nervous complaints, and taste pleasantly. Bold by al
dniggists ltd. and fa ad. Per box.

Vatamm Decollate vol qua Flee.—y_your WM is
turning grey or whim :aye!, ' The Mericea
Hair Reseswer." for it win /SUM 4. 6107/
Gnu or irkis. Asir to Ms colour. without leaving
the disagreeable smell of most "Restorers." It makes
the hair ehalTsinale herstnul, es well ea promoting the
growth of the hair en bald mote where the glands are eel
decayed. Ask your Chemist for • Tits Muscat Haan
Etstrawint," prepared by Haler C. Galan, el Oxford-
street, Loudon, and sold by Obendatord Perfnmen eery.
where at ae Ski_ per bottle
ADTICS TO YOTIMILI I—Are you broken Is your red by
a sick child referee wlth the pain of cutting teeth! He
at once to • chemist end set • bottle of Mu. Window'
Soarniso Sum r. It will relieve the poor saber
immediately. It is perfectly harmless sod pleasant to
rate. it produce. natural, quiet deep, by relieving the
child from prii, and the little cherub awakes "so right
se • button." It mottles the child. it softens the gums.
Allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and ls
the best known remedy for dysentery and diarrhea,
whether arii from teething or other causes. Mrs.
wigak,vg Soothiag Arras la sold by Medicine drain
everywhere at Is. Ifd. per bottle. Manufactured le New
York. and at Mitt Oxford-etmet. London.
Fwarusa —Fos nu Tim MID BALTIII.—A
drops of this liquid "norther sprinkled cm a wet tooth.
brush produces a *rant lather. which thorso=
cleanses the teeth from all parader or impuriMes,
the VMS, prevents tartar. stop* deem, gives to the teeth
-whitener, and • &Nonni fragrance
1:0 trectiresertL44lll removes all unplarent odour arising
from decayed teeth or tobacco smoke. "'Me Please
Irlorilin being composed in pert of hooey end ewes*
herbs is dsticicus to the taste, and the greatest toilet dr.
coveryof the aid Price 6. 6d., of all assinials sad
perfumers. Prepared by Beery 0 GALIXP, Wed.
street Leaden

TAMWOILD AND fidromucewoan.—Wateon's oelebrated
" Specific has effected hundreds of permanent cures of
these distressing maladies where every other remedy has
failed. It does not require ooutinnial6tancsinsie bottle
being sufficient to cum Its action is but
sad the most diskette used not fear lit'.°lVe
k. AL, or ego by pan. 36 stamps Watson, 448Pedlit
Powders" for nreadworm aro ea effectual remedy filir the
tormentors No. 1 (adults.), No. ii(children Rios Ist id,
it by poet 15 skimps Attire= :J. H. Waken, CheraK
Shipley. Yorks, or any chemist will CreEn for you.
arculare pout free. Loudon Yeats and Sons.
—The Leaning has my Name and Address tad on the
Government Stamp round each Packet
TIDIDAT Ammons LIED Hammon —AU suffering
from Irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be agree
ably myriad at the almost issniediste relief elordea by
the wig " lirown'e Breneblel Trothas." tames
"lossaase sea now Kai by mail la
thin weemtry le. lei per ban —4 "4' whit a
" sengh." a right star
ceassi IST them We easiA,
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WORTH R.EXRIUIRRING.

CHRISTMAS, 1878.

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