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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-10

1111,8 RZOIS„

The Wesleyan* held special religions meetings, the
Id two weeks of Novembar, in their envoi,

WILTON ABBAS.

Acoirdurr.—L4 Thursday evening, Hr. !Pianisr.
carter fur Mr. Fooke's, fell off the waggon and he
low, of two tons passed over hire. How he reached
Hilton alone is a mystery, he is yet in every danger
of losing life. He is a very sober and goxl servant.

STOI7IIPAINI.

Wneutraw htuuttone.—On Tuesday last the mini.
',weary meeting was held, and addresses given by
Mews. if. J. Whillen, J. W. Barnett, J. Haines,
and J. Gentry. and the Revs. W. J. Chant an I J. F.
Masters ; the c dlection wee a good one. L ,at year
several sover.igas were thrown in stuck on h.dtpence,
but none this year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-10

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WARR UP, COUNTY MAGISTRATES.
Our Quartew Sodom Dlarriatratos, so lose la 'stab
lishing their Industrial School, should read • bit from
Dr. Talmage:—
Tbs.'. so. dafthfal sad elPhrrive nadir all
our cities, rosily to destroy us with • great moral cam-
, valsins. Scone moo .ay: " I don't see anything of this,
and I ani not interested la it" Too ought to 111. You
troltid me of a man who has bees shiewrsekod with a
thousand others. He happens to get up on the shore, and
lite others are all &Ina in the surf. He goes up in a
fl•berman's robin, and sits demi rid warm himself. The
fisherman ray.: "Oh !this won't do. Core out sad bele
me to it theft others out of the serf." "Oh, r says
the loon:" It Wilily bummeds now to warm oral!. "Bat,"
sere the &barmen, " tram moo are dries; ars you not
going to atm then+ boiler "01, no I've got ashore
my self aw en b l I must warm , sell rmat is aet
are doing in the church t'.-dey. • great multiturPst
not in the surf of sin and death, goia4 down for eve.;
hat ~,en It by the fire of the churth, warming their
o.rieuea mar arming their faith, warming their
how. for boron. sad I soy, Case out and work to-day
for Christ." "Oh. on. they ry " tiay sublime daty It
to warm asyeeli r B..eh moo es that will not come
within ten thousand mike 04 heaven "Oh," you say,
"lb. wrote-broom sad the sin will go out from lack of
ISA,e,Tial after o whit." N It will not. The police
lantern Buhr in another dirs.:n.l.l' Here come shoeless,
s..ni•leee chit Ism of the street 01. whet s par
corking. torger-bitten, sinoiccuraed.oolltholml, throe&
—the tigers, the adders the twordixtermely to bite and
wing society, which they take to be their mistral esery.
D bay.. • 11 111. ro mama rase and omelet' charity, sad
bele these here that went lista west clo hes want 1411001,
.r.pj fink want medicines, want irtructior want the
Gape!, want Christ.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-10

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My Lords sal Gestloom,

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You havebeen called together at th 6 early dato beau.
the peace secured with BO much honour a few inonthooiue
has ended in war.
It is unnecessary to state that it wee always ray intention
te summon Parliament, not to discuss the policy of oma-
mincing hostilities against the Ammer of Llghanistan,
which is my bus uses and not yours, but to obtain the
mooey which has been. and win in, Went for these
hostilities. for which my Government here long been pee-
paring My Government will arum you, as they Imre
assured me, that they wish Parliament to streogthen their
Imode and All their pockets. I have no doubt that you
will regard the ex preesions of opinion out of deors with
the same galm indifference with which it has been received
by my Ministers.
Gentlemen of the Home of Commons,
My Goveenment have taken steps to secure a Scheid&
Frontier. Yea will. I doubt sot, see your way to granting
the supplies required to defray the expense of the
Rectification of territory thus rendered necessary. The
Bills for that purpose will be laid before YOU.
My Lords and Gentlemen,
I feel assured that after you nave disposed of the Bills
which will be submitted for your acceptance. ray Govern'
ment will be able to return to their homes In a state of
mind enabling them LO enjoy a Merry Christmas sad •
Happy New Year.
.4.4•1 now I bid you a brief farewell, which will be
renewed for a loogir period when I dismiss you for the
Christmas holidays_

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-10

PORTLAND.

VIRT LLT MACTERIPIL.—On iaturclay last, a few
mackerel were taken in a haul of pilchanis on the
Chesil Bach. They were of good fisvJur, but rather
small. .

Sugagog-Ms.ton LLOTD has nieces led Surgeon.
Major Illiegworth in charge of the troops it Portland.
Tbe latter gentleman has been transferred to Dor-
chester.
TEMPIZANOZ.—ML Bell, from the Dorset County
Temperance Association, on Friday evening last
addreesei a fully-attended meeting at the Maiden-well
&book, hm, Mr. B. Comben prodding.
THZ PROTOSZD New &USW= HALL—W. believe
the meet likely place for this new lull will be adjoin-
ing the gas works or in Mr. J. Short's garden. Either
of these sites will be conveniently near to the railway
station and Mr. Hodsdon's Victoria Lodge Hotel.
A Fimuts Etrasocusr, named Miss Parsons,
preached at the Malden-Well B' hi. Christen
on Sunday last, and is conducting well attended
special megrims each evening tide week. —The canoe at
Maiden-Well is very weak, and it is desirable that
thie epecial et should move a success
SAILOR BHT.' FILLD Day—About 300 sailor bore
from H. MS Boscawsn. headed by their brass band,
which by the bye has decidedly inv.-oval under
their new bunim .star, marched into the Naval Ground
on Wednesday noon and were put hrough a sharp
drill, the various movements being very smartly
performed, they returned to their .hip about half• Pest
eleven.

THU R0113121Z11 ow TEE RAILWAY. —Marta Hooper
and Horace Ashen., the young porters who were con.
rioted at the last Surrey serious for dealing from
booked parcels at the Waterloo Station, including
some fishing tackle belonging to Dr. McLean, of
Portland, were brought up on Monday last and
sentenced to six mouths' hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-10

THE SECOND EPISTLE OF " SUPPOSED
SPRING-HEELED JACK."
To the Mar. _ . .

Sir.—! wonder. aaks " Supootied Spring•heeled
Jack," if those people in Dorchester who are resolved
to treat " Spiins•heeled Jack' with "something more
salutary than the law would think of imposing." are
Bible readers? If an, they hays caught very little of
the Bible's toe epirit ;at least they have 00000 read
about the woman taken in adultery. and who would
hens undoubtedly been stoned to death if Jesus Christ
had not been in the neighboarhoo I to vav—" Let hi u
that is without sin among you cast the fint 'woe at
her."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-10

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-10

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THE DORSET COUNTY 'IMPRESS AND AI

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TUESDAY,

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Is repair.—lte ...es /mutinous
anslllooper, imainedGottetane, who showed
guilt by iarng sway, 10.. and si. east..
Chmeatege. a labourer, of Winfrith Newburgh,
was sommoned for stealing 1111bs. of tans old veils* 31.,
the property of Mg. belchs Croat 'et Wintrah, on the
27ib of N ivitinber. Defeeisat pleeded guilty to the first
°ream, and ag the prosecutor had no wish to press the
the magistrates ordered that the defendent be
owl the rising of the Court.
corif Loan. Ly chett, was brought up in
cailtody charged with ate or two deli rabbits, value git,
the greperip of William F.nrr. of illorilen, on the ff7th
..Igveinuer.—Prosecitt ir said be cough, two veiiiets
he had liberty to kill them on the 37th of N ennui
ben lie Ives working on the turapkeiroed, and he put
the rabbita in a basket. awl l,ti them on the bank lip time
side of the road. Weilet he was trimming the hedge on
the inside, about 30 yards from the rabbits, the enamor
paired, and stoked how far it was to Poole. He told him
nine miles, and he iaplied that he had • lent oi.tance to
go get. Knowing that prisoner lived at Liter Li t :heft
be thought the question a curious one, and lib at ten
minutes afterwards be went to the spot where be haul left
the rabbits, and found that they had been taken out of
the basket He borrowed a horse from his master, sad
route about a utihrandaphalf and found out where prisoner
bad sold the rabbits. lie could swear to the rahbila bp
the marks on thein.—Crosivez mined by the &fen 'ant:
There WWI 110 sign of shot Lb. rabbit produced. —fiery
Fancy, of Lower Lit:ltett, sisterdn-law of the prosecutor,
seid she bought the two rabbits produced of the pnemer
on the Kth • f November, for Is. 101.—P.C. Busby provegi
receiving the rebbita from Kra Fancy on the 2tlth of
November. —Prisoner paid he took one of the rebbits oat
of strap, sol. the other ho shot—Although ouuly Si pare
of age the pn.onor hid been Rye times previously cost.
rioted, and he was now sentenced to three calendar
months' hard labour.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-10

SWANAGR.

WESLETAN FOREIGN Ntissom—On Sunday, Decant.
b•r 14, sermon were welched in the Wesleyan
Chapel, by the Rey. J. Fairb ,urn. of Poole. in all of
the Wesleyan Foreign Missionary Society. The
following Tuesday a poblic mwiting woe held when an
address was delivered by Mr. Davis. of India.
Collections were made at the clues of each service.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-10

HILTON.

NATIONAL SCHOOLS. —These schools under the care
of Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth. were examined by t Rev.
A. S. Littlewood on the 19th ult., and the following is
his report, forwarded t o the Rev. J. Marsh, vicar
"Children above 9 years of ego: Knowledge of Old
Testament good, New Testament excellent. catechism
excellent, Prayer Book excellent. Remelt' .n
tore excellent, hymns good, catechism excellent.
Written abstracts or answers from memory good.
Children between 7 and 9: Knowledge of 01.1 'feet*.
mint fair. New Testament fair, catechism good. Re.
petition : Scripture good, hymas good, catechism
excellent. Infants : Kia.wl.dge of Oil Testament
good, New Testament fair, catechism fair. Repeti-
tion : Scriptuce good, hymns good, catechism good.
Discipline and tone of school good. School in regal
to religious iris ruction as a whole good. Inspector's
report: In this school, group 1, comprising standards
6. 5,4, and 3, passed a very good examination in all
subjews ; group 2. a very fair one; infante also. B.
petition of all 6 etandards good and muck improved.
The catechism was perfectly said. The school generally
gavethe impression of care and attention being "
to the religious instruction. I should strongly vies
this school to send in some of its best chillren next
year for the written examination. (iigned) A. S.
Littlewood, Diocesan Inspector." In connection with
the religions instruction of the children there is an
excellent and large Sunday school. superintended by
Mrs. Marsh, assisted by the young lad!, of the
parish.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-10

CHRISTMAS CARDS

May now be procured through

KR. WHEELER,

At his ',wawa, at Wnisotrrs.

November 90, INS.

MR. EUGENE RIMIKELL, of the

STRAIM, Loamos, has sent

MR. WHEELER,

Of WITMOUTE, a very choice assortment of his

PERFUMED

A.WIANAOIO3, SA.TORETS,

CHRISTMAS CARDS,

tor Christman and the New Year. and the same

way now be seen and selected from, at his Establish-

meat in that Town.

November 27, 1872.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-10

WAREILLIIL.

SausosAux Gins.—Mr. Druz, M.P. for the
borough, has since oar last week's pep& kindly ceased
conts to be given to 56 or old destitute persons in
the town who need it. This is quite independent of
the permanent good done by the coal club hers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-10

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A SOUXD Isvartsgar.—A telephone.
Would It not be more appropriate. oossidering the
prevalence of sickness among the troop. at Cyprus. it they
were tore-christen the prom A Wag !WA?
Will • bank go rottrr after being wound
:up I
Is the Glasgow Batik wound up for givlng too much
tick I
Tsar FLOW on roa Kraft I—Talk about a continuoue
stream oif Indian reinforcements farsoothl Why, nest
math we are going to mut out • big dwarfed t N —This
is nut rostributor's way of expressiat the fact that H. MB.
BuipAralso leaves England with troops for Isdia on the 17th
pastas&
AN IrAO.O7ISTICALTmA —Thu Lrodoncoffeehouse-keeP•
era .is new of theseo coffee pitl roes springing up. think of
starting an mrts in he Peres. May we sagged as • title
Colapli ease IT Argehaseiner
Irocgssee. —This-is • great month for hotbeds, but you
will not advance your peas by not getting up to breakfast
Sowing in frame. must be attended to. Get your wives
to take their work.baekete and accompany you. They will
be sive to hem if you ask them. Defend your tulips from
the cold; we prefer a woollen scarf to • respirator. What-
ever the sporting papers may say, this is the month for
stakes, and mpecially for laying on the turf, if the weather
be open. If the weather is shut, try to draw Rout Rum
shrub is not of those which should be staked. You must
not imagine that this is &month for idleness. Cut your
sticks, and collect road 'crap ng• Trim your poles, and
dress well. Indeed, if you have good credit with your
tailors, we should adivse you to do this all the year round.
Instead of moping over your pipes indoors, go out and
have • weed in the garden. Attend to your borders, but
If you value conjugal peace, do cot pay particular sties.
Mons to any young ladies who may be lodging with you.
Make preparations for • glorious Sprisg. This will not
secessitati the parchese of a sming.board.—Paro'{Or
springleela]
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22

SWANAGZ.

LAST Friday, on the return of Mr. Sheriff Bart from
London, the parish bell. rang out merrily.
Tug wm.l.-sieezas at the top of Church-bill had a
narrow escape lam week. Two men were working at the
bottom, when, through some mar giving way the tub-ful
of earth fell to the bottom The men sawlthe danger in
time to escape, which they did by "hugging the side of
the well rather closely.
TIII Young Mena' Improvement Association opened
their third winter session no Thursdar, October 10th, with
a lecture on "Tom and Eva.' by Mr Maria, illustrated by
the Young Mons' Improvement Association's powerful
lantern. Owing to the supply of gas running short, the
last few slides had to he harried through, but otherwise it
waa quite a success. The educational classes In connection
with this association will be held on Tuesdays and Fridays
at 7 p.m.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22

QUE.RktIES.

Red on • railway signfies danger, and says "Stop I"
his the same thing duiplayed on • man's nose.
The phonograph will probably be called a "she,"
because it repeats everything.
A dandy on shore is disgusting to many people, but
swell on the ese sinless everybody.
How sweet to reclin_ra the lapse of ages—say about
eighteen.
"Now Johnny:" sagrandma, "I want you to sit
still as • mouse.' "Mousse don't sit still, grandma"
A young citizen calla his sweetheart Revenge,
because she is sweet. And the young married man
opposite calls his mother-in law Delay, because she is
dangerous.
Fond father—" Well, my son, how do you like
college? dtas water hae turned out some great men."
'Young hopeful (just expelled)—"Yee, air, she has
'jut turned me out"
Boone, examination room.—lnstructor: "Hr. X.
have yon ever put your head down on any one's breast
end listened to the heart beats, sit Huxley &crib's?"
Hr. X. (blushing)—"Yee, air."
Somebody estimate, that every man who lives to
be sixty years old has spent seven months buttoning
his shirt collar. Thirty years more should be added
for hunting up the collar button.
Tits Atli We Live Is.—Scene--Children's party,
ten p.m. Lady of house to youth of six year., who
ham been disporting himself gaily: "What will you
have to drink dear? You are warm." Youth of six:
"B and S.,please."
Ills hair having been cut, and various offers of fancy
soap, hair restorer, and so forth having been declined,
with and without thanks, the barber says unto him:—
"Will your hair to that way, sir?" The customer
contemplates himself with care in the mirror, then
returning to the sacrificial chair and envel 'ping
himself in the calico wrapper, replies solemnly, "Just
a little longer." _ _ _

bec.ause

_
Oa rue ma Junan.—A judge of the Court of
Session, well known for speaking his mother-tongue
in its broadest accent, on a particular occasion was
addressed by a barrister, equally noted for elegance
and purity able stile as tile lordship was the reverse,
who opened the case of his client, in the blowing
words:— "My lord the persuer, my dint, is an
Itinerant violin player." What's that?" sail his
lordship,; "is tqat what ye ca, a blin' fiddler?"
"Vulgarly so called," replied the lawyer-
l'he philosopher of the Kentucky Tina in the corner
of the paper he fills with paragraphs, says— ' We don't
know that any man ever owned an umbrella for two
gears—that Is, the same one. If there is any such
man in the country, we should be 'leased to receive
his name and address, not neveeearily for publication,
but mearly as a guarantee of good faith. We think
he wonl I be a curiosity, and would furthermore, be,
quite an acquisition to some travelling show. Besides
we ahould like to li,,rrow his umbrella.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22

BINOONBE.

A HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICZ was held in the
pariah church of Binoombe, on Thuraday, October lOth.
The church waa tastefully decorated with corn. it ...era,
and fruit, by Miss Cake, assisted by Mr. Charlton Cake.
The collection was for the Dorset County Hospital, and
amounted to IS.. ed.
- PIDDLETRENTILIDE.
-

THE Good Tiir;l7lgra--oP;n7id—ik;ii7a-rinter. campaign OH
Monday, the 14th inst, by a public tea in the Temperance-
ball, at six o'clock, to which about 30 net down. After
the tea a public meeting was held, when stirring addressee
were delivered by Mr. G. Wright, of Darchaster, and Bro.
J. Stubbs, P.D.D. of North Staffordshire ; Bro. J. Stand-
field, W.C.T.. waa in the chair. Votes of thanks to the
speakers brought a vary interesting meeting to a close.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22

Mr. Councillor Snook

Mr. Webb and Mr. Wallis dal not a tr.
The next consequence logically was 11, clothe analyst;
but the members having sat from hi et ten to two.
had had enough of the question; tb , gity rose and
departed, I.ring too small a number *port the chair-
man in carrying on the work of the I.
BROADWIY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22

I'IVILUIS", PILLS, *
LLPrepsred boa tJi• roalpo ot Goo al dr mod
eminent rbysiriana ol the daY, and were
prescribed by him with tinfaiiibg elf rot during
successful practice, and the Proprietor can, fawn his ow.
..owloogo, t.utif y to otany hundreds of persons having
found speedy and permanent relief from their nee. 'May
are euitable for all mass of pain in the stomach after food,
loss of appetite, wind or detulence, a feeling of nimbus
or sickneef after eating, irregular notion if the bowels, and
Ail otaer symptoms attendant upon a weak or impaired
digestion. Sold in Bottles at Is, lid.. and Is. 9d. each.
Plowed only
IL V. WILLIAMS, Chemist, the Manor House,
Weymouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22

Pain Lin.

The following are local winners, au
CRILIDAII AND SCOTCH CHZDEWL —.lobo Williams Bel),
Gillingham, 3rd, £2 10.; Joseph Pad/lcild. Winston lane,
Puddietown. commended.
ANY Maze VARIETY. —Two Dorset exhibitors competed
In this class—Mr. Butt, of Sutton Points. and Mr. T.
Wa'don, of Came. Tbe silver medal waa awarded Miss
Jaccenh, of Planer, Middkoex ; bat an appeal i sing lodged
*be was dial tealined. and all the prises withheld, otherwise
Monet might fairly hare lookixl to carrying off the
honours. . . . . . .

ma (not less than one tora—lt prize, silver
medal and L'), Mr. Alfred Iliscock Stour, Gillingham;
1-ronzo nicsial and LIB, M
r.John Williams
Gilonchatu ;3rd £, Mr. Joseph Padfield, Ilsington norm
This au • splanilid foliose, and the result
retteets honour upon the county.
Burt= —Nearly half of the entries for this wens Donna,
hot the county was beaten glean Ott and out Oar laud
makers attribute the failure of the great butter county to
the thunder weather which has prevailed of late.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22

TEZTIMONIALI3.

....
Gotham, Cruabonnnil.
ilarCh 11th.

Dear Madani,.-Pray stoma nu heartfelt thanks lo r the masa
ertnerdteary cure you have performed on me. If I dkl 00l
return you such I should consider myeelf uninwleful.
CI, Lien Bolloy, Ina snicted with deocased knee-Joint for
some umefdmc.bf. tiros, during which health gladly malered,
se much so, that I became an inmstv of thee mandatary frier-
awry for II months, where they perforated an operation on
my km, removing the bone which forms the knee-cap
(Pmella), .ter which I wan turned out incurable. I was thee
prevalied on to become an inmate of the Channotith Cora
'element Home for three months, from where I was also
tamed incorahle. At last I was reseatatendenl to apply te
you, which I did, and ant happy to my, by the ow el your
minable Remedies, in the space of sia months I received.
perfect care I have now been cured fur nearly two years,
and hem had no return of the complaint enc..
Wishing you to make tine public for the good of other pan
valorem
I am, dear Huluec
)ooni,
ILLICX LAI LIT.

To D. Jane °ohms, Gilead House, Yet
All oases et TAPEWORM CUREI IN THREE HOURS •tes
polioulon, if the person ataond fasting, which should In all
lases he done.

_—
The undormeationid Persons have hem curoct by tahang
°BLUER'S INFALLIBLE WORN MEDICINE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22

ILIUD TEM roLacnnie MAJLTILLOCIS CIIIII.

Fr.
, eymouth:
I hereby cart!' y Vast I was greet engem from taps-mouse
tor upwards of ere yews. I took isolicine for it, gad sung
symptom, soon followid by pang of the ups-warm being
impelled, but no cure was eilectieL I went hundred uf stiles
on Use Continent to parties famed for the cure of taps-wore;
but they ruled to cure at.. At last I was inhumed Madams
Dr. Colmar, of Yeovil, had cured =any Nook. I went to
000Onit tor, and In lens than two how. *her taking • dose of
her cuadkine its wonderful elects were shown by soypawing
the.. monstrous topicworms with Aar heeds attached, Um
lealist nearly on• hundred feet In length I had never takes
wilting In ley tife for worm* that trial me so little, foe II
wis stile to attend to my basins= the whole of Use day.
I mu, yours respectfully,
YONSILOR LETS,
Surgeon Dentist
CAUTION. —la consequence of the greet mouse of Dr.
lone Colmar, many psninna hto. bron travellizaltn h0c....,
of MAU they are her travelling Agents, and they on is
ip with her. Shs begs to oustion the Public against
each and therefore gives this notice to the Public,
that hoe no counctioo with Loy person Of what-
ever, neither has she any travelling Ascots ear
her maw will he Prosecuted
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22

Vol.. XXIV.—No. 1,209.

DORCHESTER cArrtz MARKET.
IN 185 g.

R. 0. SYMONDS teageetfully announces
bis MA SALE el FATand STORE BEASTS,
SHEEP, HORSES, Se., will be held on SATURDAY,
Nowiau tr 1878, commencing punctually at Twelve
r. u.
Entries respectfully solicited.
Norica—All Store Sheep, Store Lambs. and Pigs
will be Sold at 12.15. punctually. Parties are impact-
fully requested to send thew sufficiently early for that

purpose.
All Accounts with the Vendors pail at the close of
the Sale, or cheque remitted as oecasiou require..
i %quint...ion 4d. in the k: on Sheep and and 5 per
cent. on llonwe and Dead Stock.
Sydling, 19th October, 1878.

To THE BURGEBBER.2F_THE BOROUGH
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22

(18k, likrfinpk)

The Ilenitaiu.: Direct ,re of the City peak were 11,0,4114
la.fore the meg-levet.. et Glau,--ef thle lilleaday) newoing
one eherae of fraudulently fal.ik ing the WOUlIbl of the
hank. They were remanded until to-morrow (Tuenley).

SkTINGII..--re. nbilmother who odd that
There • in silent..." should ay. added, " Kinn
would be Jelly." Had he done ao ne should have
concurred aith hini But. as. rule. mimics is a toot of
wieder., although it may be moo( of senetiverieso or
modest). What would have been the coudiiion ed the
world t —lay if .JI the gre.t minds .1 the past bad strictly
obeeiv.d the P gelds.. rule! What would have
Weenie of all the great inventions, and the imlwevemsnte
ia arts ...id relepe... which have now our ^dm AAAA jen, iota
..testetrea atic„.i,...heach'is is this and all future time. if
they had not 1... en umde nubile? Happily for us, the
Irbil...usher'. diet ttttt is reintrasil. The world has fang
aincn decided that '' there is wieduni in speech," aDt„
accept ng that decision. the .real mines 14 the Mg us
aratt.npg 1.. awl wide treasures of linos:edge with
priluac liberality. IV 'rind to none in this resprivt is Pro.
!moor Holloway, whose mime will ever be linked with &be
prominent men and eecnts of this wonderful century as
much far the valuable remedies he has given UP, Id for the
indomiiabla pluck and perseverance which have enabled
kiin to triumph ,ver difficulties under which men gifted
with thaw qualities in • lamer degree woad have sunk.
hemlt ~ .i.parent to hinl at be outset of his career
that the wider the sphere of usefulness.. the .taater the
amount .1 good capable of being done, and keeping this
are, before bin.. he has exhibited L. the astonished world
Wee. without a parallel, aidet by publicity which
feeds over the wide mirth, for there is wiurely a puldic
organ in an part of it in which Holloway's advertise.
meats will not be found. When we state that Lb...a
advertisements cot something like CP1,011) a year we de
wo with considerable diffidence from feeling that the
stitement sill not meet with general credence, and yet
nothini can lie wore true. Thi. being &United, let
imagination fir 3 Moment of MI eatitellll.6tion
of the vastness .1 the tranmehrtkmp mina not eni,
des but render 01 iruuuicilic iii "tilLiY. in a 51041 e .iirec•
• neeesnary to pre.erve their magnitude. But ton
that will have been aeoenplishel, even Inia,inmion will
fail to convey au thing like an :approximate km of the
benefits they confer on the myriads ..1 thole to wham
curative. were scarcely known. and who, without them.
Would, like their ancestors, have lived and died in ago.,
From that mass, who bare benefited by the medicines, •
the
en, theohfuteces pours forth in a continual grab,
and Holloway.. Pill. ant Ointment have made for thaw ;
saves a name and a home evtarrbera—nd Prmatals.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22

IS THI BIM ILEXIDT FOB

COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
HOARSENESS, WHOOPING COUGH,
SHORTNESS OF BREATH, LOSS OF VOICE,

SPITTING OF BLOOD. kc., kc.

TTIRE PROPRIETOR confidently mown.
mends this ELIXIR in all Chest Affections.
Persons who are troubled with that unpleasant
tickling in the throat which deprives them of rest at
eight from the incessant Cough which it provokes
will, by taking One Dose, find immediate relief.
Prepared and eohl only in Bottles lc lid., 2a. 9d..
6d., and its. each.

H. DURDEN,

eIiKIIIBT. DoIiCHESTSIL.

pemrs, OILS, VARNISH, WOOD STAINS,
BRUSHES, 11. C.
. TARGETT,
BF.GB to call attention to his STOOK of the
ahoy, and can supply the PAINTS in lib.,
Zb., 31b., 416., and 71b. Tics, of all thaaTicipal and
useful Colours, mach as White, Black, ht and Dark
Blue, Light and Dark Green, Light Dark Stone,
Light and Dark Slats, Primrose, Au, Itc.

WOOD STAINS - Oak, flatin•wood, Rosawood,
lliahugany, Walnut, &c., In &I Batting.

VAExtunts—Oak, Carriage, Knotting, Black Jacia,
liniusirick Slack, Gold Size, Frisch Polish, ke.
The above ass be had la say quantity ; also White
Lead, Red Lead, Patent Dryers, Lfilseed 011, sad
Isurpentioe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22

OF 1)O1 UE3TER.

LADIES AND GIXTLENIN,
MY term of office in the Council will expire
on the 31. st of October, and I beg to inform
you it is not my intention to present myself as a
candidate on the lit of November next.
Thanking you all for your long continued confi-
dence,
I remain, Ladles and Gentlemen,
Your obliged and obedient servant,
JOHN F. HODGES.

DURDXN'S
BALSAM 10
COUGH ELIXIR
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22

(flu Tetgraph.)

• •
The w:fferers at Pontrild and Cardiff &n, going on
favourably. Ths dead dies will be removed. after
beving been viewed by the coroner's jury this
(Monday) morning. This blame of the socidant is
laid on the two signalmen. The formal inquiry will
be opened this (Monday) afternoon by Mr. F..

THE GLASGOW SMASH.
Tile amazing diarlosures made in the auditors report on
be sdain of the Citg of (Gamow Bank have sent • feeling
A di.ma throughout Seotbind. and are strongly can-
wonted ors in Engl•nd. There is • strong feeling out of
doors that the directors of the bank ought to be mad*
criminally re,powible for their systematic mismanage-
meet : an.l in deference to public opinion the Gov....ant
has direct., criminal proceedings to be taken again.,
thee.. The nee...an warrant, were on Saturday placed
in the hands of the polieo. and the directors, maaaler. and
,seenstary Wt. re 'II into custody. They will be beough,
up for pi...bruin iry examination to-day. It is believed
that a mil of Dee per Aare will have to be made; Indeed
Aid estinptte places the prhobt. amount of the call
Aare as high as £l.OO. The rule which will folios.
wake of this catoarophe ia shocking to eontemplet,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22

BRADFORD PRVERRLL.
DIARRAGE OF MISS SMITH AND MR.
OAKLEY SAUNDERS.

The little village of Bradford Paver°ll was in quite • state
of excited pleasurement on Tuesday, when two old and
respected families, always closely connected,were rendered
still more united by
.the estimable *On of the one carrying
away a charming linde from the family of the other. The
morning, which ha 1 broken cold and dreary, turned out
beautiful, and if the happiness of the bride depends upon
the traditional eunMine, there are many years of joyous
exist.ince for her to look farerard to. The ceremony was
fixed for 11 o'clock, and for some hours previous's the
wedding broughams of the Antelope and the King's
Arms Hotels, D irchester, with their gay.jacketed
postilions, and privetp trap.; kept rattling ali iut and
bringing out the villagers to gaze with interested wonder.
went. When the ulvanced party, by whom we mean
the gentlemen, had duly token th ir places in the church,
and the bridesmaids were also In waiting, the iwide drove
up, and leaning on the arm of Mr. Chapman Saunders,
passed up the carpeted footway of the churchyard, the
admired of all on.loalters. Sid was mod tsetefully and
elegantly dressed in white satin, veil, and wreath of orange
Gower,. Not having ben a pepil of Wortlis we cannot
particularid more. As she entered the ehurch the school
children • am: the bridal hamn—"The %%are the! breathed
o'er Eden" very sweetly and Yen, earnestly. The lirbles.
I Maid,. were Mist Smith, Miss Kate Smith. Mies Chrissie
Smith, Ilia, Elworthy, Misses; Bertha and Edith Smith,
Mr. Cave was hest man and the other grminisruen were
Messrs. H. Duke, S. Bartlett, sautiders..l. Saunders,
and K Besant The Rev. 11. B. Williams performed the
service. Afterwards the party adjourned to the
house of the bride's father who, we are sorry
say, is in anything but a good state of 10ra1,,,
never having recovered the shock he •uataioed in the
I imentable Bath-bridge accident. Here • most, elegant
breakfast had been laid by Mrs. Howe, of Cornhill,
the wedding cake being • particularly tine era/note
of confectionery art. Among the cotenant/ were—Mr.
and Mre. J. It Saunders, the Rev. H. B. William;
Mr. and Mn. J. Poke, Mr. and Mrs. Oakley (ieile), Mr.
and Mts. J Tor', Mr. and Mrs. R. fory, Mime Tory, Mr.
and Mrs. demi; Mr. and Md. T. C. &lender; Mrs. It
Smith, Mr. It. Took; Mr. 1. Peeks, Mr. Newberry, Mr.
Henry Fooks, Miss Rowe, Miss Hopkins, Miss Duke, Moss
Adam; Mr. Elworthy, Mr. Ransom, Miss Harding, Rev.
Eugene Legge, Mr. IC Good, dr. The preeenta were very
handsome, over eighty in number, and amongst theta
• very handsome Bible and Prayer-book from the par-
. ishionerm and choir of Stratton and Grimstone also a pair
of lustre. from the labourers of Peyton, and many kind
nraents from the servants and labourer. of Bradford.
During the afternoon the happy couple left for Town, amid
the good wishes of all, and the customary showers of rice
and slipped. In the eveninz the harvest home supper
was held on the farm, and there were jolly carryings.on,
everyone enjoying themselves thoroughly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22

THE EASTERN (XF.STIoN.

-
A correspondent at Sindn telegraphe that many of the
regiments which were ordered to the frontier are now at
the po.itions assi:tted t ; ba; 110 setirs lussieros
will be taken before the return f the native envoy when
tithe tanner if the Afue..es letter be unfavourable all
hope of peace will be destroyed, sod operations will begin
at once. The Ameer's appeals to the bill tribes. he
are being coldly received in many quarters.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22

PRICE :—STAMPED, 33d.; UNSTAM—PRD, atil.

SECURITY IN CREDITING.

A CERTAIN CURE FOR NERVOUS
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GRATIK a MEDICAL WORK showing
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Health and Vitality, without the aid of Quacks,
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mtz—Address, Samurraar, Institute of Anatomy.
ham
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enve/ope.—Address, J. T. Stwrix, Esq., Harrill',
Hammersmith, London.

CEMENT DEPOT, WEYMOUTH.
J. INNES,
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR,
OOMMERCIAL ROAD,
NEAR THZ D.

I Beta& frau Btook—Finatrls wed Co.'s, Portland,
Mitaitza, Raman, Keene's, sad Parkin Cement.
Plaster of Park in large or small quantities.
Glaized Socket Pipes, Closet Pans, and Traps,
Chimney Pota, Fire Bricks and Lullape, Air Bricks,
Roman and Plain Roofing Tiles.
Purbeck Steps, Paving, and Troughs; Doulton
and Jenning's Terra Cotta Glaired Sinks, Vases,
• Prepared Deal Mouldings, Sldrtings, Doors,
Windows, &c._
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-22

preadful Railway Accident.
12 PERSONS KILLED AND 40 INJURED.

A fearful railway lexident occurred on Saturday on
the Taff Vale Railway. about 400 yards fr im Polity
pridd. The four o'clock train from Cowbridge had
~et down its lesssengers at Pontypridd, and the driver,
with empty carriages, proceeded up the line to
Merthyr. and shunted into a cutting connected with
the lapsible line, and in et doing he backed his train
on to the line and torned the engine round ready for
the down jonniey. At this moment • crowded train
from Terhei bert was caning down the line to Ponty-
pridd, end the s: -ictiman forgot to reverse the signal.
Iri Ii ,An of the Cowbridge retie
street the thii irriage of the Abonilda train and
swept off three carriage-, throwing the 0.-c-sprints on Vi
t e line, crushing and cutting if the heads of
others, and strewing the roadway with killed and
wounded. Two carriages were driven off their
wheels and hurled on the ground, other, were
crushed flow., and some had their roofs stripped off
0,04 HAttene4. The scene was fearful, and the
whale nsi.dibouripesl was aroused with the .creams of
the wi. itvl aid those who mowed, but who were
much bi:htened. Crowds soon ran to the spot from
Pontypi bbl and in a short time five dead tidies were
removed to the deadhouse at the Workhouse, two
with their heads if, and others with their legs severed
ft m their bodies. Two were men and wife from
Holfach. One man had his neck disloceted. Six
ethers were 0000 removel, but they died 00 the way Of
within a very few minutes after being admitted to the
Infirmary. Twenty others were errionsly injured.
Some with broken legs and thigh. were removed to the
,:oine place. One died on the way to the Cardiff
Infirmary. tooting a total of twelvedstaths, and several
-4 those injured are not expected to recover. A largo
number of surgeon. were soon on the spot. Dr.
I of Pontypridd, and Dr. Dail.. (4
eymuior, rendered most valuable assistance in ampu-
tating the limbs of several at the Cardiff Infirmary.
The medical staff wet in readiness for any that might be
sent. The utmiwt consternation prevailed in Pouty.
priddl, all Sunday friends and relative. corning from
miles to identify the bodies or vieiting the injured.
Heartrending Neeses wise witnessed on Sunday. One
young woman identified her father, mother, and
brother among the dead. The train WM a market
u•in, and was filled with colliers and their wive, and
fa:Mlles, and all the persons killed and injured belong
to the poorer clam, ant live near Pontypridd, and were
coming to Pontypridd market.
A Pre.. Association telegram seys : —The inquest
be opened to-day (Monday). The list of injured
prow-oral by the police contains 35 names : this is ex-
elusive of minor hurts. A Cardlftcorrsspondent gives
currency to a rumour inculpating the signalman, an
and trusted servant of the company.