The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10 00:00:00

FUNERAL OF THE LATE JOHN BROWN.

The funeral of Mr. John Brown took place at Balmoral
on Thursday. The body, which had been brouglit from
Winder Castle ea the previous day, lay during the night
In the dining-room of the bowie of Bollnaccil, presented
by the Qoeen to the deceued with the intention that it
should be occupied by him atter his retirement To 'no
of the memorial wreaths ir ice tie Queen there was affixed
• large mourning card to iring the °flowing words in Her
Majesty's own ban !writing :—" A tribute of loving, (rat.-
fob, and everlaatine friendihip and effection from his
Loosest. best, and mist faithful friend, Vic-roue. R. 1."
For an hour and • half prior to the hour apoointel for
tt.e funeral core us to leave Mr. Brown', residence thou
who bad been invited to attend began to amenable. Theta
included the ti slants in the 13 amend. Abergeldie, and
Bothell estates, besides those not where of the Qrwen's
household who had accompanie t the body from Winiloor,
and the large party of gentlemen speciel'y invited. The
c deputy woo ',coved in the gravel walk immedi-
ately before the chief entrance by Dr. Profeit, the Q teen's
Commiwioner at Bilnoorel. A table was Wanted wthin a
few fact of the steps leading up to the door, and the coffin,
borne by twelve me, &iodated by the brothers of the
deceased, IVY liftril from the dining-room and deposited
thereon, with the total towards the boom. The Rev. Mr.
Campbell, Crathie Clutch, then en. aged in • short service
in accordance with the Pie-bytertaa loon of worship. On
the conclusiom of the s ft, ice the coffin was lifted into the
hearse, which war plumed and drawn by a pair of bay
horses ueed by Her Majesty during her drives beyond
Braemar. The body of the hearse was open. and the
coffin could be dietinctly seen. Upon the top of the coffin
there had previously been placed. as a pall, a Bolmoral
tartan Plaid belonging to Her Majeety, and sent by her
from Windwor for the purpose. This wee not removed
tilt the monsese thee the oeffie wait towered into the grave.
The funeral company numbered about five hundred
persons. When the quaint old graveyard was reached
the coffin was eirrieel to the ~,it which bad been
prepared for it. Pointe had been placed over the grave,
and upon Chi. the can was laid while the Rev. Kr.
Csinphell ronducted • short service. Tele is an unusual
ustem in Srotland. but it was obeerved on this =salon
in compliance with the command of the Queen. The
service over, the coffin vim lowered into the vault. At
the head was laid one of the wreathe sent by her Majeety,
and at the foot these of the Duchess of Roxburghe and
the Docketed of Wellington. The other wreaths were laid
along the side, the coftla being litersily embedded in
flower,. The slew h iviug been ad down, the earth was
filled in. Dr. Profeit then stepped forward, and laid
upon the grave a wreath of artilicial violets which had
been brought from Win lnor lea case, with orders that it
should not be opened till the hour of the funeral, nil
wreath was of musty* dimensions and very chute.
Attached to it wee a card bearing the lame inscription, in
her Majesty's bandwii ing, as that which was attached to
the wreath on the t 'pat the coffin. Tee brothers of the
cisceued each placed upon the grave wreaths from
members of the Royal Family. The company then
dispersed. There were miry visitor, to the grave daring
the afternoon. and expressions of sorrow for the death of
the deceased were mingled with admiration of the
munificent Bowers with which the grave was decked.

There is nothing mons nourishing and warming in cold
weather than a cop of really good Cocoa. but the difficulty
boa been to obtain it pure. This may be secured at a cost
of one half-penny for a large breakfast cop by using
°Abort's Cocoa, which go:s three times as fir es the
adulterated and starchy compounds ordinarily sold, the
smallest packet making fourteen breakfast cups of strops
Cocoa. _

Tel Mormons OP Tgititor. —Newspaper oolunins reveal
in the weekly recmd viu and crime a p cture which
must sadly shock. even if it •'oes n••t •itecourese, pbilan•
thr. pieta and s.hial reformers 14 • for a. the daily on i
weekly Press of the country may be regarded as the mirror
of the time. It must be °ogees d :ha. it pyre ti us with
a good deal that is disheartening, and apparently with
little that la cheering. as an eel fence of that model
improvement amongst the anuses which it is reaaanable
to anticipate as the result of the extends' education.'
I eciliti• s and mu't p'ie I in nal an I relic tone &gruel. a.
But this uneatiefac.ury sapect of affairs is, after all, let
us hope, m ire apparint thin real, and is largely refill-
able to the circumstances thee the results of social r.-
formation. Ilk • te pro •.•e•, de not loc. theme -Iva •
p onein.e•tly under pile' c no•tee es tb dn •
f evely•dny life which c oitr.but • to the daily or tassels
total of our national degradation. It is all the mire
neresisty that we 'honk' avail oursels et of every
opp irtunity to give ref•licity to will authenticated
evidences of the progre.s of the niti. n in the p.th
of social reform, awl of the spread amongst the
mantes of thee, habits of terwience. forethought.
end thrift whine afford t e eures• indic Won Put • satin
factory advance is being ma In in the m'y mem nt of it°,
morel Sfilie4 of our popufati •11. tee t stetneat. which
tare come under our notice in the comae of the past
week most be accepted ai hearing wiry gr.t fyiag tat.
niony, not only to the reality of trim advancie, het SO Its
deci led and progreseive character. The first of them
e Mead from an °Med soiree, and point. to the rapid
development of habits of thrift amongst the poorer classes.
We allude to the ann.•unument made on Tuesday let in
the Notate of Commonn by the Postmaster-6 moral, that
within the last too or three years the number of d. p tailors
In the Poet Offi-e String. Bank. had 'pursued hy mom
than 400.000 • year. and that the annual addition to
l sag° gate dep n-it •hi increas.el hic more than £l,OOO (0).
Comment on these it owes is saveillous. They tell their
own story o' the .....or. sive growth of a spirit of self.
r •liance t'ir•ft w%•11), augur• well for the national
wo:fiere. Est ally f• r file sod •qu illy authoritative is the
corroborative teat m .I.y in the same direction furnish° i by
the experienre of the plc year of that remarkably well
tonnaged and i,raulolysiiCttnful commercial tut lotion,
the Pend •tit, •I Anseranc Coruna ty. List year we dime's 1
silent on to %hi wide i.lea of the operations of the
Industrial Br v•ch of this liompany, and to the salutary
influence ah ttii the eat union of them operations must
exerciae in the direction of forming and cultivating
thrifty habits amongst the ind.trital classes throughout
the country, at She • me time leuening the burden on
I cal rates and the claims upon private charity. The
figures of the putt year estsblisbed conclusive'y that ma
the industrial cleans brow. more and more fautilituised
with the selenpugee of Life Asauranee al simplified and
brought within their reach by the system of the
Prudential, the luldt of nutting a small periodic
uceifice for the p•irp seeming those adv••itages
grows with am' s' rep .I.ty. Tem new prem•uus
of the year acmally repreeenti an it:crimes if soot 'thing
like 15 per c.'. teat of 18fil, and reaches
the surmising total of G 2,126,091 It needs to
great effort of the liesginonler. to eaa:jaa what
a power for good such an institution se this
muff be. But it is more difficult to form an
adequate conception of what it ia destined t • achieve in
inoculating and fenterieg habits of prudent forethought
if it, future career Into be marked by the same marvelious
procreas which hag distinguished its operations during the
peat few years. It would be out of place here tn discuss
anything beyond 'hit aspect of the society's wok which
may be regerded ea essentially of a pubic character
of
the details of its commercial management and of its
financial position are well eortim the attention of all who
ace inamsasg in one of the most Irap_nttent social move-
ments of our day atd generation. When we bare suet
caeatac in making our inemstriel populations as familiar
with Saving Banks and Life Amanitas Societies es they
hays been with publichoutes and burshopt. and have
induced them to accord to the former as liberal a estrous('
as they have in time pot hist° wed upon the latt r, a
greet step will hue been taken towards securing the
welfare and happiness of the masses of our o iuntryourn
and the prosperity and proper of the natton.—SArepskiro
Guardian.
How To Dawn env Swam Unita Paorrre.—A eon-
eiderable increase of Mame, with many t, a of
benefitting by the risk of market prices, may be morel
through the Westminster Investment Notes, by which
securities may be p irchased by large or small instalments
to snit any inesstor.—For exptanstory pamphlet, apply to
the Secretary of the Westosineter Ineestment
UOll (1401iSed), 42, Parliament-strut, London. IV.
Applications for Provincial Agenam seea invited In pl..
where the Bank is sot yet represented.
A cakp.—To all who NM suffering from the Won and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay.
toss of manhood. in, I will send a reosint that will cure
you. Free of Charge. Tel/ vest remedy was disoovered
!rivaelorit, the"ar'Ri tarSlG.Ourth APT, 84"84 mil-adltraw
York .I:rah.

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COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, and NEURALGIA,
DR. J. COLLIS BROYINE'S CHLORODYNEI
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Medial reports on the etirsey of Chlorodyne render tt orta
Importance tb.t the Drake should obtain the genuine. which
▪ protected by a Government .t..mp. bearing the word.
D. I. Collis Ilrowne's illlorodrne." ffee &ninon of Yaw
Chanoellor sir W Pape Wood. the Dews. July lath,
Many tcsUtoonials from eselnent Physkrians with eariTtottla
Fr... W. e WILZIN•011, Eo.. F.R.C.ti. Spalding.
I consider it invaluable In Pbthisla and firukoodic Dos*
bonen Is very marks:.
'ems Dr. WIIIIIman. of New Gallows).
Asa fq,,iatire, Anodyne, and Anti-epeamodir. sider Dr. J.
OrDir /trniwne's I 'Moroi:4,9e the 'mot medirine
Sold in Bottbs LfLe. 99. k 4/9. by all tliemists.

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LIFE and ACCIDENT COMBINED. .
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E 5042 tln Permanent Total Disablement.
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Ann um -Age 110-&19 fin dd.
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Tim rsirGRATIT. RIIME FOR 188:3.