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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

THE ONLY OIL COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHS
IN THE WORLD.

A Silver Medal and 400 Francs awarded by the Photo-
graphic Society of France to John Pinney. Dorchester,
the ONLY SUCCESSFUL CAN DIDATE IN TELE
UNITED KINGDOM, after a Competition of lame
Years, open to tOl the World,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

" HORRIBLE P 4 RIS."

With all its r-finements, the civilisation of Paris
none the leo br-alcs rows from time t time. Paris
suffering at the present atomeat In a manner very
similar to the great E gllib metropolia, and "horrible
Par*" like" hi, ri ble L miton," chows to the observant
eye, familiar only with the brillianc• of the Chamois
Elyse's and the "strangers' quarter," thst Pali., like
every well•arrth,ted Fr. rico Hat, ha. its cabiad noir.
A rec at deems of th • Prefect ..f Polc• i• 1-ved...l at
the t-rribls con lition .4 the aum roe logessents garrets,
or furnished lo lgisg•h ,us-s, which serve as the tinin/
Of • vast number of the H aLiag pa palaq 'a Of par..
Speculators, as in oar country, have been battening
on the prom As of acres of unwholesome and over-
crowding dwellings,—a state of affairs which wil,
largely checked by the present law. No owner id
property will henceforth be allowed to let oat room•
the height id which is not at least 21 metres. (8 ft
ld in.), and rood tining a collage of an eqo .1 t 14
cubic metres (•oliething over 18 cubic yard.) for
each occupant. Th.. ft oring is t be •.f eorns coin•
pletely non•sh•orl,nt mat•rial, so as to permit of
fr. spent washing. The rooms must' be a kiln .tely
ventilated by npui grates or other similar siothle
means ; while as a further prec sution the propriet os
, are to be held t vrrroc ext..nt revonsible for the
conduct .4 their I owe,. O•ing to ill, nuitobvr
inaliecthrs the French Prefect .1 Police hoe at his
disposition. there will be few of the difficulties which
we encointeted in our country by the absurd ir-
suffichmey In the staff of offitmrs employed, and by
the limited p mem of inspection at their d'spoeal,
two ..f the features which the intelligent trwmb,rs
. I "the fort," have never failed to bring forward
as imoortent reseons for the revolting yet unknown
condition of many portions of "horrible Londou."—
Bs dde.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

4 REJECTED LOVER.

At the Thames Police.court on Monday, %dog
Water... • well-Ire-vat young mon, •as cherred witk
asssultimt Eliza Nlsrshsli, ..f West In is Dock-
rend, awl Vireatenind to mor ler her.—lt spuearel
from the c out mint's evi.l.nce that the prieoww
wanted to keep company with her, sad becaose she
had refused to receive bin atteutions he had 'hr.-at-
oned her during the Iwt three week.. Ou Bin lay
night she to-dc . mese .ge fr hr hodlply, • I ....be
will pawing the Es-tern Hotel in West Idle Dock.
road the defendant stoppe I her and said, "11l bale
your life. I'll t .ke your eyes out of lour heat and
lay them in front of you." He struck her a viol•mt
blow ie the si le. and tore hr bat awl ul-t-r off her.
She saw t" .nstable N., 24 K. ant give W t•rs into
custody VI. se- .ulting her ami tire .tenirg t. murder
her. At the wation he turned to the o.ml.lamsbt,
saying, "Welt anti I come out ; murder the lot
of you." Mr. Saunders fiued the accused 20..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

9, BORTH.STREET, DORCHESTER.

POUNOYS PORTRAI.T ROOMS.
FIRBT-CLABB PORTRATTB TAKEN DAILY

11 in Weathers, without exception.
N.B.—Porxcr's GENUINE PORTRAITS to be
obtained ouly .1 14, SOUTH-STRAST, DOICHIsTIA.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

BIISINESS CARDS of every description
Printed at the 0111 cool the Telsintss.Docchestsr.
THELSWANAGS POSTING ESTABLISHMENT
O. SUMMER'S PUBLIC
OMNIBUS,
To and from W arohato Station Daily.

LEAVING SWANAGE at Nine a.m.,
IA A-riving at Wareham Station in time for the
10.58 a.m. London Train, awl the Dorchester and Wey•
mouth Down Train at 11.0; Returning from Wareham
on the Arrival of the ILIS 'rrain from Waterloo.
FASHIONABLE WAGGONETTES & PONY

CARRIAGES.
CAPITAL DWI CART.
SADDLE HORSES AND PONIES.

BO3LING ()MCI :
SOKERLEY SOUSE, MANAGE
(Naar the Albert Slowwial.)
Carriages await the Arrival of Visitors by

Steamer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

PANINT AILDICINK.

In Boxes at iL ltd., U. Ski., 4.. 64.. sad lla.

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

Tlti 'SS/

PAILILY URDICINZ.
Is Bozos st 16. lit, b. 9d., 46. 64., sad M.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

A GOOD PLAN.

ards
ted
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handAutuo profile in • low dap,. FULL corrAtt,s iv
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mites; plo i 4 .1 ;Old.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

rif K dOHOOL RE•OPBN 8 on FRIDAY, the
I it of JADVAST —Apply to the iiaarmainma
_
t MORNING 0014011tT et SACRED sod
..../SEOUL•II MUSIC will be gives by the
LIFFE CHOW. at the Cuss iCkoitssos, On.
no THOMISM Y. JAMO•lef 3rd 1864, when
~t)IIKBCII4TAT t 'Wit/THOU Ail' GREAT "
'and • Mieoellaneous ,electioo will be performed
liuneg the Concert Monsieur LIBO 1' TO N ,
Frolmeor of the Oaidbell School of Musk, London,
will perform! some SOLO 4 on the Violoncello.
Pert of the noosed& will be given to the Dorchester
School of art.
Adintssios—Bseerved Seats, ; Family Tickets to
admit Your, 10a„ kd. ; Unreserved Beata, 2..; Body of
1{,.0t0. Is.
A plan of the Room nay be seen on sad after Decem-
ber Dst, and Tkkets obtained at Mr, Risen LIM'S,
Dorset Dainty Fumy Repository, Dortheeter, On at the
at
Doom
years oyes Two; Osman to aosmaosco at Hal-
loo Two dolt.* p.n.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

DISASTERS AND LOSS OF LIPS IN us

UNITID STATES.

A fatal avalanche ha. occurred Ilea.Oarar
Colorado. Six minera were killed an I live other;
ha ay ihj the luisville. New Albany, ani
Chicago Railway a train ran into a wa-hou., and *ayes
people were killed and tcn injured.— patty of
negroee hare fire lon a party .4 whore at Z. 3 City,
Slliaelinippi, killing three and wounding aural otitern
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

ouraAasous 40T.

Selwyn Edge, • young MM, wad charged at the
Croydon Petty Sessions, on Saturday, with attempt-
ing to damage the premiers of Miss Chetwynd, at
Solve.lere-road, Pelage, on th,l4 h inst. It appeared
from the evidence that the .lefeudea lived next do
to \fie. Cbeterynd, an elderly I y, with his parent%
and had, it was alleged, repeatedly annoyed that lady.
On the dats named an esplasion .ccu,red beneath her
front windaw, which shattered the class and scorched
the pallingi of her garden, fragments of glass being
mattered at Mies Chetwyn Es feet se she wee Bitting
Is her parlour. She ha I previonaly stated that come
wanton had fired • plat a through her ariod ,w, an! had
offered a reward f.,r the d .Imquent'e apprehension A
witness deposed t seeing the Bach caused by the explo-
sion, and stated that the defendant wan jaat leaving
Miss ObetwyntEs gat* et the time. The further hear-
ing of the 01110 was adjourned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

A MISSING STEAMS&

A Reuter'. telegram state. that the Hamburg
American Company'. Hoed Mail steamer Gellert,
front New Y rh. arrived .t Piym ,u,h on Sunday at
four p.m. with 74 pass.° ;ere and 1,4 sick. oi mail.,
and, baring landed p11•01/4 ra a I 1. ',wke of mails,
proc,aded tor Hamburg. Sne exp.rinuc.d during the
whole voyage not rly gales, high awes, an I snow
Noels. 0,, the 220 I lust., at two a.m., when in at.
411.2 N., long. 64 W., the Gellert pawad the White
liter Roy.' Hail skewer Celtic under B.il, with her
main-abaft brdken. Owing to the it wmy weather,
the Gellert was unable to take her in tow, but offered
ti take off her passengers and mail., and stood by her
until signdle I by 'rocket. that the offer was, Hog
accepted. Having been informed that the Celtic WA/
In • seaworthy condition, and that there was no
danger to human life, and knowing that she was in
the track of homeward bound steamers and, in cones.
CitleaCe of the Cele increasing, the G.llsrt proceeded
on her voyage at seven a.m. The three-masted
schooner itnaebud, of Peterhead, from Halifax, and
the brigantine Pathfinder, from New York for
Queenstown, were spoken off Skibbereen at an early
hear on Sunday morning, but bad no amount of the
miming White Star steamer Celtic, now a week over.
dna. None of the weasels they have passed had
sighted her. The steam tog Whistler, of Liverpool,
he. arrived at Crookbaven in search, and the
strictest look.out la kept at Lloyd's signal station
Browlsead.

Anxiety for the safety of the White Star steamer
Celtic is beginning to incr-ase. She is now la dayi
out, having left New Yore on the ihth inst. and
there has been no report of her being sighted at either
side of the Atlantic. The presnmption, of comes, is
that she has broken down, and thet being under sail
she was Linable to keep in the track of steamers. A
powerful Liverpool tag steamer has gone to the west-
ward in the hope of falling in with her, hut evidently
without encore up to the preeeut. She has abnot
190 parehgere on hoard, and her crew comber. 1141
baude. She had also a very heavy mail, and no doubt
brings a large number of Christmas greetings from
the other side. The arrimi of horns coming •Leawers
I. looked forward to with great interest, anl up to the
present they bring no tidings of the missing steamer.
The rep ate of the weather are, however, fevourabie
to the Celtic should she be under sail. The Germania,
of the same line, which left New York a week after
the Celtic, arrived on Sunday evening, but she did
not miss axon bet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

CERTAIN CURE FOR THE NE RVOUS AND

DgBILITA TED.

RATIB, & MEDICAL WI /AK showing
,•J Bufferors how they may be ct red and recover
Health and Vitality, without the aid of quacks, with
receipts for purifying the Blood and removing Skin
Affections. Also chapters on Happy 1 ferriage. ; When
and Whom to Marry ; The Tempera neat; Stammer-
fag; Vital Force; How Wasted aud How Preserved;
Galvanic Appliances; and the W onk rs of the Micro-
scope in Detecting Various .ts Poet free fro
Two Btatops.—Address finOltrrmal of Anatomy, Bir-
mingham.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

THE DRAMA IN POOLE.

A London contemporary • few day. Aga pat the
q'Pry to its readere—" I. our climate improving ?" and
I tahf;rnmPat7ewve Wedit:oo6semr„rosthal;iui':tearsr°gromtsein'ten laan the
late sun-eat.. I rather dicey, In .king at the present
seasonable weather, that most of us--even if we con-
sole that our clitn,te it improving— frill be of the
opinion there is still vast r.eim for further progres-
sion in the same direction. The fogs have been
terridly depressing, anti as a natural consequence trade
and holiday-keeping have been correspondingly doll.
Our beet thank, are there( re due t • thole who come
t the rescue, and help give some fillip to the present
state .1 stagnation by affor ling Ut a kW.. cheerful
amusement- The " Gerri,k " Oramstic Club hays
reap 'aided to the call, and it was gratifying that, •p.te
the diccoin'orta attendant up in a. wr tolled an even-
ing as could he well c 'noticed, their opening night for
the 2nd 1MU.1,, on We loon lay, was extremely well
patrondei.l. Tun large Amite Hall was literally
crowded, and t: 11 an 'lance were very demonstrative in
their tokens of appreciation. Perhapc it would be as
well if the slob, on a future occation, invested five
shillings in a polloeman—although, p,osibly. it would
oomowlaat puzzle th,latellJgissforo to furnish a
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

WILLIAM TILLEY.

MARBLE & MONUMENTAL MASON. rim
PRINCES-STREET, DORCHESTER,
THANKS the public at large for their peat
favours, and informs them that he has the
LARGEST STOCK in the COUNTY of ready.
worked HEADSTONES, CROSSES, Ac., of different
dodos.

MEMORIALS SELECTED from
STOCK may be fixed complete within
48 boars.

SHEETS with upwards of 290
forwarded on Application,
lls
aiaorriose when selected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

"HOW HE HEARD THE BIRDS RING."

" Marlborough
"Sir,-1 have used your ' Cure for Deaf:team ' and
found great relief. 1 must ray that it has been worth •
Sovereign to rue. 1 could not hear the Church Bells
ring when in bed, now I can hear the Birds sing. I
return many thanks.—Yours truly,
" To Mr. Orchard. "U. T. BRIMAILD."

SOLOMON says : " It is better to dwell in the corner
of • house-top than with • brawling woman in • wide
house." II ouch an unlucky man should ever get deal,
let him avoid using "Orchards Cure for Deafness,"
lets it should restore his sense of bearing ; and so
plunge him again into misery.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR

Posters, Auction Bills.

Catalogues and Conditions of Sale.

Handbills, Concert and Lecture-

Circa Lars, Programmes.

Business Cards, Note Headings, Bill

Heads, Price Lists.

Reports of Institutions, Ststementi
of Accounts, Societies Rules

Pamphlets, Sermons.

Cheques, Memorandum Forms
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

PORTLAND.

TRW was a carol service held on Christmas Eve at
St. °sores's Church. The Christmas der •ration, wets
simple, but very effective, both at St. George's and
the Memorial Church, Soutitwell.
Tun steamer Thais's, 1,700 tons, which went ashore
at Burton Braddock on Monday morning, was towed
Into the Roads by the Queen on Wednesday, she
having been successfully hauled off.
Tun Vguig.—Cluistmas was duly observed in the
Garrison by the soldiers of the 22nd (Cheshire) lini-
ment. The Barrack-rooms were tastef ally decked
with evergreens and devious. .

THII CHUM:7IM AT CHILUITYAB. —Mast of the
churches to the Island were prettily decorated for
Chrhitmas. and the services were of a specially oyou.
mature. Al St. Peter'. on Chriiitmas morning the
service was full choral. The anthem warn "0 Zion
that brlogest rood Udl go" (Dr. Stainer), with
accompaniment bj the band of the Cheehire Re.iment.
Tin CILOWN —lt seems likely that there
will soon be a Prmluation of the dispute between
the occupiers of the land acquired under the Defence
Act, IMO, for the fortification of the Verne and the
Government, as last week the lion. A. Lyttletoth
with Mr. Pally Hooper. conducts I an inquiry at the
George Inn to investigate the title of each claimant
to compensation.
PoituaL or qa. (loam. —On Wednesday afternoon
the funeral of Mr. Cohen, whose demise we announced
In our last lame, took place in St. Georga's Church-
yard. The funeral left the deceased'. house about two
o'clock. and proceeded to St. Peter's Chnrch, where it
was met be the Rev. W. Appiefoid ..d lb. lie,. J.
Beasor. The 'seeks was choral, and a. the procession
left the church for rt. George's Churchyard the
organist, Mr. Ingrain, played the '' Dead March in
Saul." Captain Johnson (acting governor), Dr.
Lille), and many of the warders attended the funeral.
At the grave side the hymns "Thy will be done "and
"Jun. Line were ming.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

SIDES OF MUTTON

70. per lb

Joints ordered, can, for the convenience of purchasers,
e hung till required for use tree of cherge in J. M. L,'s
cold storeage room.

H. begs to call 'pedal attention to the condition, size,
and quality of tMs Motion, being all Old Wether
Sheep, small weights, and in very prime condition.

BEST WENHAM LAKE ICE

Ispt to Stock, and can always be bad in Large or

Small Quantities.

TIMIS -CASH, oil MONTHLY ACCOUNTS.

NOBTR•BQUAAB. DORClllbrn.

•
VERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DNBILITY.
a tretitlemaa, basis, tried la vain every
advertised remedy. has discovered a sirs pie mesas 01
..If-cure. He will be happy to forward b. particulars
to any sufferer oil receipt of a swap« i &ad directed I
envelope.—Addree• J. T. liewst.L EA q., Brook-rills,
Heatuterentith Loudon
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

MI Miff DIROWNID.

A boat, omitalnbu I men and mine cattle, whila
nada sad front Olare 1.1.84 tn R Point, on the
lAA mainland, oarnied, and ail on triod ware
drowned.

HEAVY WEATHER.
MALTA, Saturday.

The Peninsular and Orienttl Gmotny • st•arner
Nitsm, from Lon ion, which arrived hers yesterday
ev•ming, experienced very heavy weather no
hr
page ige. She war ,truck by • iwa off Gallia. the
civet olicier au,,l fur s-ameo being etni mely injured,
while the oommaicler ant fourth officer were ba Ily
bruised. The peseengers are all well, end the obit, all
right. The same romp soy's steamer Roma*, which
arrived here tnis morning, also experienced heavy
weather.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

THE CHRISTMAS MARKET.

The Christmas ma lent, which was bet I on Saturday,
woe en s.gomdi,,Ecy goo I one At the shop of Ms,
J b Heneford. in Esei-etreet, th .re we
exceptionellv goo !allow of anent. ern ,n,et which wag
a fir-4 clams heifer grated by Mr. A. Holt, of Veers%
eight splendid heifers and • Devon over goo,' by
bonnet( ; fat lambs Rtes.,' by Mr. Be lien, of
ahoy, D own wether of his own grating, rusd the pork
wan crazed by Mr. G. Co .k. of Filfor.l. At the
ear .bliel.m,ot of Meson. M Mathew. and Soo. in
Went erect. the'. t• b 'ro Von, et's...Med
etc re grAz Iby Mr. W. El. cool. f D .wrin
weighing ab .ut ncoti e .ch ; .hrre very fat heifer.-
two of which were itvl by Mr. Pope, of Toile;
Wheinte, and grazed by thermelvre, and the other waa
grazed by Mr. Job I egg, also eorne wethers
graxel by Mr. Pareonn, of St woo, S .oth pesb,„rwii,
Mr. Hussey, of licheeter, and Mr. Cherie., of Brady.
some very fat lamb, from the lettar place, and from
Mr. Forwati, of attishato ; and calves and dairy-fed
pork from Mr. T. Crawfurd, of Norton. Mr. Smith,
South-street, had borne very good mate onticerible
amongo it beint a heifer grits vi Sy Mr. Matthew.,
awl some txtraunlinaxy unit ...n grazed Pity Mr. Charles,
•rid pork troll Nlr. A.. R. Wood wool, N r Molnar 80.
hay. sod Mr. Patten Wattou. ID. Newman exhibited
• fat heifer grazed by hin2.llf, ar.d cheep an'i pin
grazed reopectisely by Mr. W. Gibba and Mr. R.
Long ; ale 20 fat ;mine end turkeys fed by ggs, AL.
Miller, of BradPoin•

BEANINSTItIt.
FUNIIIAL—On rhureday, the mot °moo,
Mr. Jame. Itawliaal li, lied ..0 the pr •vi at. Fri lay,
aged 69), at the taro hi. awl for many
years pavt, the Vicar'.i warden, f 'vol a Irot re.tieg,
place in the chorchyar.l of lily Courch.
The funeral a. 11UUP•rot1.1, Co I ir.fluentially
attend. 1, atel the o.otal mitns of reep•et Ater- shown
throuehout the wh..le town. The ccc vcrimp,
c oidoc.e.l bv the V,car. ch .ral,b hin the churclo
ant at the crave, awl muffled peals were ruog during
the day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

MURDER BY NIHILISTS.

ST. PETERSBURG. SUITiAT night. C.,nliderable
excitement prevail.' here. owing to the murder by
Nihilists of Lieutenant-001,nel Sud-ikiti, a high
official in the Department for the Pre-ervation of
Public Order. The murder° I ofh,er, accompanied by
his assistant, M. Gontacharnaj., era. induced through
the receipt of a letter denouncin; coin, persons, ti go
to a house of ill-fame near the N vaky IProspect, and
on knocking for admittance he WM suddenly dragged
in and murdered, his assiatent being seriously, wounded.
Lieutenant-0010ne1 &dentin wa a man of extra-
ordinary strength, on which be phavel much reliance
that he always went about withlut an escort. The
eau, whose condition is improving, I. said to hare
been very much excited over the or,nirrence, and to
have severely blamed tbs chief of the p dice, General
Gressor, for want of vigilance. Several arrests hays
been made, but the if I. bein4 kept very meant.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

TIOVIL.

THZ CLOSING 01 MARKETS AND PAIRS
IN SOMILISIT

OM Therein, me Order he Causedl name Into fares
probildting the sale doter* Mock at any market. fah', or
public sale in Pee county of Somerset from tbe 17th day
of December hestaat. The Order Warne state' that 11 Do
enthral* of foot sad nos* amiss onset ta WI impeati
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

LIQCIDATONI PT AIIAIGUILVT. —George Cole% ,
Dotiester, tiomerseishire. draper. Amelia Bishop,
Church-street, Crewkerna, spinsitel, boot dealer.
hartha Ann Penman, Eliztheth Jane Perman, and
Mary Anne Ferman, sp;naters, all i.f Gillingham,
Dorset, echo.' pr.prietor•, under the style of Misses
Perman.—From Tuesday', Gazette.
A RAILWAY Acumen; which might have been at-
tend., with more serious a inaeritiencee, happened at
the Torquay Junction, on the Great Western Railway,
on Tuesday in rning. Dein: to the heavy traffic, the
down mall from Newton MN di.patched with two
engines, but the front one wail not coupled. Tne
omission, in c inaequence of the darknrs., was not Ms-
onverel until the front engine hal gone c ineiderably
ahead. The driver then polled up, and immediately
afterwards the other engine ran into it, knocking it off
the rails. The buffers of the (root van were driven
Into the next carriage, the pule/neer' in which were
severely shaken. Three of them were slightly injured,
a lady having her teeth knocked out, while a guard
was injured in the shoulder.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

11111L11172 f ALBBMI.

Tit following report has been received by the
managers of this school from tier Majesty'i Inspector
on the reheat asantination :—" The children we tidy
sod orderly, and have certainly improved in attain.
meats eines brat year, though the infant clam is still
somewhat backward. and moose of the arithmetic is
pow. The singing is decidedly good for • country
school, be is also the needlework. Should the man-
bora we their way to adding • oleseroom it would be
a most acceptable addition."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

ONLY WANTS 4 TRIAL TO DK

APPRECIATED.

J. MARVIN LOCK

(FAMILY BUTCHER)

BEGS to inform the Inhabitants of Dorchester

sad Neighbourhood that he has opened a Depdt for tb•

13• LE of

NW Z ZA.LAN r

And received a Couggiuneut every Saturday.

PRESIINT PRIORS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

BLANDFORD.

Loan W ,rr d yacht Palatine left C me* on
Monde, fez. the Mediterranean. ller owner ie to join
her at Bin lisi for a cruise to Atheni and Con-
stardinoide.

...
TH. M TORO'S OP BL&NOTORD'S TRZAT to the
el telly women of the town wee partaken of by upwards
150. Al each sod of the num.rous lengthy tables
in to Cr. Exchange were is be. of the town presid-
ing over the urnsoint dispensin to the want, of their
many '.touter,. Alter tea, a ctottl evening's eater-
taironeni of nitieic. kc., was rendered by friends in the
town and neighbourhood.

_
CORNER COPTI4 Holum Bmtirrr SOCIIITT.—The
first anniversery of thav yearly .ci-ty was celebrated
on Thursday last by a public dinner in the Corn
Exchange, under the presidency of the Meyor of
Blaniford (htr. it Eye's), the vice-chair being occupied
by Mr. Jam,. Bell (ex-Mayor). We bear there were
about 140 present; but as our reporter did not receive
any intimation that hie presence would be required,
we are at a I no to furnish particular, of the sitar
dinner proceedings. The division of the funds took
place previously, each member receiving • dividend of
el 22. 9d. as his @hare for the year.

POOLS.
ebbs anb EnbiS.
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Officials and Magistrates, with Postal Addresses.
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CHIEF ACTS OF THE SESSION:

THE AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS ACT (in full),
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PREVENTION ACT.

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lauguago the acts which acu illugul at Electiuus, and
Weir penaltiea.

THE NEW BANKRUPTCY ACT.

A most valuable Memorandum, showing the General
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Bart., Permanent Secretary Board of Trade.

Cheap Trains Act. Corrupt liorouglis Act. Con-
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F• 1111 AND O•NDIN.

PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES :-

Number of Members, Populatiou, and Electors of all
counties, cities, and boroughs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

DOW? 00U1127 1107111111 AND LIJALBT.
I "nib °NAND Or n 1141140 01111HJWIONY
will take pier+ ook TUISDAT, JAI/lUD! let, 111114,
it ASO p.m.
The chair will he taken by the Bight Honourable the
EARL of 1111•FIESBUBT, 8.G., by whom the Build.
leg will be formally °pawed.
()woes reaolutions will be proposed and seconded by
the /ANL of surrassuaT, tluu.. of ELDON, the
liceoureole W. H. B. P , M.P. the flew
EVINITT, the Moron of 11011CISITII,
After which General PITT-KIVIlla will deliver •
'hart •DDBE 8 ou the Utility of Museums in
geeetal,addleg • few words of advice as to what should
and what should sot be placed in • County Museum,
The Evening Gonvereanioo*, to Snit the General
..:oevesieuesi will mks place on • future OosailliOn.
Invitation Cards will Insist to all Subscribers to tbe
dailding loud.
A Lionnect number of Tickets to witness the 0p..-
lag (al One glinting each, to defray expenses)
may be pardoliaed by Ladies and Non-subecribers,
volow at Mr. Ltsolt, or (on the day) at the Museum
door.
It —As the Building is free of debt, there is
happily so occasion for any further appeal for money
lout it is hoped that those who are not already Annual
Aube:rapers of Lae Guinea will •1.1 their names to the
so that the Livonitfl may be ediciently maintained.
All obj.iii of intoreati, auitable to a Museum,
par.
ticsbarly those more ropecuilly funini in the Guuoty of
Dorset and book. of rsfereuoe, ac., Ac., will be gladly
accepted by the Museum Council.

rss I4NZRUPTCY ACT, 1869.
la lbs County Court of Dorastabire, holden at
Durchaeter

the Matt,r of Nrocoedings for Liquidation
by Arrangement or Composition with Creditors,
futileted by HENRY BAIIUEL KILLS, of !DA
lest-street, Dort:healer, us the Uoutatz of Dorset,
Fielt, Dame, Poultry. and Gonfectionery,
Faamtarcit LONGWAYS, of 45, Kent-eireet, Great
Ontneby, is the County of Lirwoln, Auctioueer, has
been appointed [runt. of the property of the Debtor.
All Pintoes haviou in their poserseion suy of the
EVFEC rti of the Debtor most deliver them to the
Truntee, and all debt* lii. to the Debtor ruust be paid
to the Frust..
Creditors who have not yet proved their debts must
forward their proofs of debts to WO Trustee
Usk,' Ibis Twoutyminth Day of December, 1883.
R. ti T MON 118,
Registrsr.

MR. NV EB B .

•

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ATTENDANCE at Di MCH ESTER on
sltenute WEDNEODAYS.

MRS. WELLSPRING'S, SOUTM-S7 VIET,
FROM II TO 4.30.

nous Of moDasAts. ..omet INATION P In.

dir NMI? DAM 01 £1

Imittkat 9,11184.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

DEATH AT A RAILWAY STATION.

Saturdev nisht, as NI ertha Nlorti ner, ag el 50.
11,atulev, near L w. .itiac with to, hue-
bstpi at the lire Northern atarsou, L-eds. f.r the
164 train to Braolley, the cr..w.l the phtform
sussed towar.ls the tra tt as it we. .irswieg up sing.
side the platform. Mrs. ‘lortinter w
Pushed between a moving carriage sod the platform,,
and wan so severely crushed that she died as she me
being tarried to the iefirmery.

TERRIBLE FIRE AT A BCNOOL.
TH I HTY CH [WEIN XISSISO.

At Constantinople, on Sunday inorhing, a fire broke
out on the prem..o oc,upied by r he Gerruano-Israelits
school. The II ones, woich were fir t ern in the Nu*.
ment of the b Aiding, spread with +uch rapi ay as to
prevent most of the children from effecting their
+etc we by the or linary mean+ of egress. lany were
thrown or loap.d out of the windows of the upper
floors into blankets which were held in the street, and
in the course of their dettceid eeveral woe more or lees
sod...wily injured. Niro-twin eh hodiee h.ve been
found so far, hut it id feared that more have perish. I,
as thirty children in all are Middillit. At night the
directres• ihe -chool, seise I with fright. threw her-
self out of the window into the street, and was killed
on the w„.ot.

LEAPING PROM A RAILWAY CARRIAGE.
As the Great Weston 122. i train from Chester to
London was pa...Mg Uri-4 .rd rteli in, which it. roes
through at a greet *nerd the ..tficiels were horrified
t see • lady jump from one of the ..atriatee on to
the platform. !Wee who witerseed the budel leap
expectrd to had hrr &ad It wee, however, found
that she hki only suet duel a serdms choke and mita
abed her baud. and face. She ger, tho ham. of
Miss Walton. Lmmingt o, and Led t chat from
Abergele to L a.i.ington by the Lon lou a... 1 Norb
Western Railway. It is sup:mewl on fil.ding cbs
wes travelling by the Grrat Western reek she
attempted to leers toe tr.in in the meaner stated.
She we. sufficietely recovered t leave Uor her
deetinatioe lat,r in the day in company with two
other ladies
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

iIIUDPOILT.

PRINC6 liaerffn HlLmr, brother of the Khedive
,tf Egypt. Who wee to have been the gueet of the
Rev. A. Bros Hey, of Bradpole, daring the 0 lining
week, has at the but moment been celled away to
Per le.

_ _
THE At-mem-mu Howinie Are—Mr. Serjeant
THU/ il-Atklo.ou, the Ju lee of the C .unty CoU,t, bee
appoints I Meagre John Forer end Abraham Meech,
both of Briilpert, to be bailffs under the Agricultural
Holdings Act. 18133, which comes into force on the I.t
January, 1884. MI desire...es of rent under Chia Act
must be levied by the baltifo lappointe I.
STEAMER Mecum—A *crew steamer of 2000 tons
burthen came ashore just beyond Burton Braise ick
on Monday morning, ascot one o'clock a.m., during •
very dense fog. She was owned by Mestere Limport
arid B It, of Liverp isl, her name being the Thelon
and her cargo consisted of mineral., wool, bides, and
tallow; she was bound for Southampton from Monte
Video, South America. It appear. that the captain
mist iok the beach for • Ilack fog ; there hml beeo
drifting fog•tianks all through the Chanel, ad owing
to the calm state of the sea he could not distinguish
the line of breakers. Aa moon se. he diarovered hi,
tuietske he reversed his en..;in e full o eed a•tern, hut
it we. too late, and he coul I not prey it the
chip from grounding. rbe fog was .o thick that
the Constguarils could not see her lights wheo
she was a•hore. neither cull the cap. rtin
Portland Lighthouse. An •tiemot was made t get
her off im 'it mday afternoon which or .ved (tile, It
was then decide to lighten her. which they did bv plat,
lug lodween £20,000 and £O,OOO of gold and silver
in the Custom Ft u.e. Teleoram, have been dee•
patched to Plymouth and Portstin lath for two t t
her if, and it i• hoped that thi, will be done at th •
nett tide, by which time the tugs will have arrived.
—The tag. have arrived, hut were unable to get
the steamer off at high tile. On Tnisoday morning
she wee again lightened of further of her rargo, and
was cot safely off in the aft-moon. She la now
lying off the Harbour waiting for the cargoto be
replaced.— k narrow escape from drowning took place
at Bridport Harbour on Tuesday rontuinti. Mr.
Fowler, .if Weymouth, Mr. C .x, of Portland, and
two coadguard.men were returning iron the steamer
which is ashore at Barton in • boat, when It was
csimizact. owls; to the ground swell, between the
piers, and the occupants were lucky in getting off
with an immersion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

HR. amosrosza BIRTHDAY.

The Premise's seventy-fourth birthday wee on
Seturdey recognised in li•wardesi by the hoisting of
Sage and the ringing of enurah bells et intervals. In
the evening some of the villegere had • dance in the
girls national school. At the Cestle, • larger Dumont
than usual of c ingratulat ay telegram. from ‘li.-
anguished persons abroad mid at bone were roc.-i Ye I,
the latter inciuding the Prince an I Princess of
and Lad Granville. Among the call-re were the
Dunham of Westminster, Lady Frederick C&V.III•11.
and two Mll.l/.. LyttelGu. Mr. Gleletune about
duak went for a walk in the park.
A 11.wardenc arespoodent telegraphs that &deputa-
tion app doted by the Rumaan Liberel Association
waitso upon Mr. Herbeit Gladstone at 1111W•h1014
Castle and they were conducted to • portion of the
gnmods, where the Prime Minister, assisted by Mr.
Gladstone, was engaged in cutting down a tree.
The deputation wished he right hon. gentleman many
happy rename id Me birthday, standing in his presence
with heeds uncovered. Tne Femme.. °baited moot
cordially with them, an I handed them • quantity of
chips cut with his own axe. lie then invited them to
Mayen: the Cad e al g:oun Is, after doing which the
deputation depab-d. The bells of H•wardeu Cutach
were rung during S.thrtirsy labour of the event, sod
letters and telegrams c eigratal•ting the right hon.
gentleman arrived from all pmts.( tee kingdom.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

A GIRL SBOT.

A young girl named It eis Hall, an attendant at one of
the shooting saloons at the World'. Fair at the Agricul-
tural Hall, h• I a Darr ivy serape of losing h• r Ito on
Monday night, through the incautious use of firearm..
A man named Zlerard Young. of $6l, Gray's Inn-roa
had gone Xi the shooting sal ion tifire et some Nu.pended
bottles The girl Hall handed him • gun, capped, and
primed with • shot the six, of a small pea. The mats
placed the weapon ucd.ir his arm, nreparatory ti raising
It to fire, and whilst tbeengarged some f •icularities psued.
He turned round to speak to the &Vendee, and the tri.g,r
of the gun ii.l:tting in his c& t, the charge was exploded,
and the bullet lodged in the girl's nob Medical assist-
anon was obtained, and the girl removed to S. Bartholo-
mew's Meanwhile, Young was taken into
custody. At a late hour, h issever, it was reported the
wound wet not dangerou& although the bullet had n.,t
hart extract wl, and reps.-gusset!, the map we. liberated,
It being pretty clew that to. affair wee • pure accident.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

ORDINATION AT SALISBURY CATHEDRAL.

At the Admet Ordination by ths Bishop of Salis-
bury, the following gentlemen wore admitted into
gAy Orders:—
Dumont.
Henry Read Feller, RA., of Trinity College and
EMI*, Hall, Cambridge, licensed to the outgo, of
gpam, Dorset.
Edward John Cammiog Igoe, RA., of Carpus
Guist; College, Cambridge, liceased to the curacy of
Ifeloornbe Regis-mu R.adipole, Dorset.
George Francis Edward Love, student of the
Chichester Dincemn Theological College, licensed to
tbs ourecy of Bridport, Donst,
Henry IdcHnight, ILA., of Trinity College, Doblic,
licensed to the curacy of Catacomb% Dorset.
Charles Arthur Monk Smith, BA., of Sable
College, Oxford and Cuddesdan College, licensed to
the curacy of West Fordingion, Dorset.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

A HOLSEHOLD POUND DEAD.

A diseharged soldiec named Towneod, a woman
named Stafford, with whom he lived. sod Stafford's
two daughters were all found dead or dying on Satur-
day, on their oidtage, at klilltrern, Glossop, Derby-
shire. Oris of the girls worked at • will. and, ad she
aid not WO to work on the Friday, the overlook-r weut
to the c thage ou the Saturday, fled, obtainieg 00
answer to his knocks. forced the d sir con. Ou ester.
jog the bedroom jointly occupied by the four, it was
found to be full of muff 'cedes tunics, and 'fowneuti
and the girls were lying lifeless. Stafford was aline.
I but 41.1 shortly afterwards. It is conjectured that ths
I family were suff gutted by fume. id ammoolitcal liqu .r
arising from • Culvert ne•r the tta.o.

SIIuCKING STEAM TRAMCAR ACCIDENT.
Mr. T. W. Barker, coroner for ..south•Weid
Lancashire, was killed on S duiday at PIM.
bertoo, near Wigan, by a atesin tramcar collis-
ion. A steam tramway engine at Pemberton
terminus was left by ita driver, woo went ici r.cuir •
chill from the track, when the engine 'Curial off low,
the incline towaeis Wigan. It attained great. ape. d,
and at the Nowterri siding cam. into violetA 0 ho-
fun with another engine and car ociiitviniug fire
paseerigers. All, with toe exoeptiou of Mr. Baraer,
managed to swaps. seeing tha runaway *rogue
approaching, but the unfortunate gentleman was
jammed in the framework as be was leaving the
car, and be died • few minute. aft•rwards. Mi.
Ba;ker had been fur many year. a agitator at South
port.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

CHURCH DECORATIONS.

11 The church., of the town were decorated, as is the
I custom, beautifully, connidering how scarce flowers
I are at this period of the year. At St. Andrew's
I Church, Bra ip ile-road, there were evidently great
I pane taken in trimming. In the east window wan •
splendi cross of camellia., beneath which was the
text—" Unto on a Child is born, unto an • Son is
given." The front of the pulpit we. trimmed with
yew, laurel leaves, frosted orange., &c., which looked
eerY nice, and the reading-leek with evergreen, and
hersien, the gas staniards were entwined with ivy,
holly, and everlanting fi mere Thn font was el,grantly
decorated with camellias, chrysanthemums, holly,
and ivy. The 'wiles who dii the work were—Mrs.
Montagu, Missal Loggia, Mrs. Nantes, Miss Joy,
min. Templer, and Nliss Whethatn, Weet-strent.
At th- Iron Church, in It tet.road, there were also
extnnsive decorations. All the windows were trimmed
with evergreen, and at the back part of the church
there wu • text—" Unto us a Child I. born." The
pulpit wan decorate i very tastefully wilt laurels,
bony, and frosted ivy, as was Mu the reeding-desk.
The font. which lodged exceedingly pretty, was
c„„,„ I with holly, mos, ivy, and evergreens artifici-
ally frosted. Below the east window was • text—
" mit , you is born this day • Saviour, which in Christ
the L ,rd," the bordering of which consisted of laurel
learn, awl holly. The decoration.' were made by
Humor. lin member, of the congregation.
St. Mary's, the parish *blurb. wasAmettily and con.
'intently decornted by Mier Goorl, Mine.. Whetbam
(Sonth.ntreet), Mini Turner, B&W Newbury, Mrs.
Palk, Mu. Jame., Mies Brown, and Mies Vivian.
The pulpit was blamed with holly, ivy and berries.
&c. On the reading-desk was • text ." Unt, us •
Son is given." The font was exceeding!v well
decorated with holly, everlasting flowam, •
holly, IiSTSII, OM, lad earisl barrio.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

MINSTRR CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS.

Our fine old church (as is Ronal at this festive
season) has by many willing and gentle hauls been
mad* exceedingly attractive with various tasteful and
elegant design., the workmanship being the admired
of the many worshippers who attended the morning
service on Christmas day. As the eff.ot f th.-se
effort. to satisfy our love for the place only last for a
very short time, we take the present opp tunity of
directing the attention if our readers t the costly and
durable decoration recently a ided to the n ,ble pile,
which consists of • very handsome and appropriste
staioel gluts window, which has been placed between
the western tower and the north porch, by the
firm of Messrs. Bell and Beekham, of Great Rnssell-
street London. To the memory id the Late Dr. Robert
Druitt (brother of Mr. William Druitt) be. just been
placed in the north aisle of the Minster. It ic • two.
tight window. On one si belie represented St. Luke as
the Great Physician, with a Bible in his hand, aud
soros. the Bible are the words "Acts id the Apostles,
Chapter iv., v., 30;' and on the other site is a goel
representation of the pitron saint of the Ntioster, St.
Cuthberga, who is depicted as holding • min-t :r in her
handl. At the tip of the lights over both figures is
the inscription " "sac cognoscitar arbor," and at the
foot are the words " He giveth medicine to heal their
sickness." Underneath the window a braes tablet
bears the following inscription :—" To the Glory of
God and the memory of Robert Drnitt. MD,
.R.C.P., F.R.C.S., born at Winiborns. December
14th, 1814, died in London, May 15th, 1883."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

BOROUGH PETTY BEBBIOIIB.

moirmay.—Bofors tha Mayor (R. Darden. EEO,
Al4artaso Oratory, Alderman Davis, F. Look,
Esq.,asid Nana .71Ilard,
_ DlOlll AID DISOILDIRLT.

Thomas Haneford and Bitzahoth Heesford, of
yo,diogton, war. summoned for being druak and
orderly.
Difsodante did not appear,
P.C. Harvey stabil that on Thursday, tha 20th of
December, be was sent fort,go to Holloway.row, in
consequence of a row which was going on thers.
He wont Uwe, but there was nobody there- He
went to Thomas Hansford's but., and ha
mid another man insulted him. Witness went
to look for him, and when he came back he found
Thomas Hassford outside his home drunk, and tieing
bffid his rsag s. He requestod him to go in. He
went in, sod then Mrs. Rumford 06024 out, and went,
tack and said to Thomas Rumford "Ha,. is •
man outskle." He them came out again, sad said
you -- what are you, em you watching my house?
You ion have no badmen hors." He requested
him Co go is sole, but he wouldn't dose, He told
Ma he should report him, and then Mrs. Hansford
mood very foul languor). He welt to the station for
Sorriest Mitchell, who COMO down, and they dui
fomed them outdde. They were both drunk.
Mr. Sept. Coward said the man hod an outdoor
wows. The brewer turned him out, aid be had 1100111
SIM, to Bristol and left his wife.
Tho Bench inflicted • fine of fa. and aorta in each
ASSAULT.

ore.

Bondy Roberts, a bores assi".lier, of Datagatastrest
vas reerged with basic; assaulted Henry Neal.
Nroplidnaot stated that col the 21st inat. be came
,
:411 New Inn, at 11 o'clock at night. Hs saw
00$ ol-hting in tbs street, and he persuaded them
two men fig .
,0 be qui., mu defendant struck hint-, sayiag " You
" After be struck him ha tried
abati ha" 7`4l—* -d thee b. kacaked wita
to keep him off him, a,. • .„4 kickird
down as tits ground, • geed many people
bias es he hAy them mere were a •e, goo preemie-
premed. He had not given defeadm...
time.
Charles Fox stated he was at the publichomes,
Roberts sod Neal were there, when be west out th
.8.. woo men figlit'ag in tbe road. Neal persuaded
the.. pot to fight, but they still kept fighting.
Roberts said "Stand back, Dot too many oa on , I
can do a bit for you. DOW "He said that to Aid,
and then hit hiss, and they hit one soother la the
rood. They both fell together, sad Hobert' got amen
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

SUICIDE OF A SERVANT GIRL

Shortly Info a two o'ctoek on Thttrs Ipy moralist, a
p of Mae Co.lllllitt .ti •ictda hi elinablog ova,. sall.
as I jump ma osto the L Joy. (be holy was not raeoy..,. d
is (-us tto It was id. 'Athol us that ol Koala
Mi vs. d•anestie gamut. r Ilug Balfonl-tow. an t
t e ,•calp co We • eotp.-yola Ca • holy tel tits inaCi
n tb- triad. o is. doe taapd interfered end List, it
by lore,
At ahoat woo °Wolk an Friday morning two &i—
-d... 1 ic us. a is l'atlttutappt-ptroet, as. Wanly
collapsed sal fell up Plup voted • au, al rota, Soy., .1
par-ohr hal very nary ie • t•p vta. 12.t4/111 a WOZ•an Wh
was cateowl by watt. of II dee rt-oatte.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

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A TRAONDY IN COURT.

A terrible tragedy was recently enacted in Vienna
in open court, during the trial of two nolit.eal
prisoner' at Lusk. in the Minden province .4
Yolhynia. Two Poles, named Wierithicki and Wil-
ezinaki, who were banished to Siberia after the events
of 1863, effected their escape some months sgo, but
were lately arrested in th. province of Viilbynia, and
brought up for trial. Wierabicki ia fifty yeam of
age, and his companion forty-three. The jury I mod
both prisoners guilty of the change brought agaimt
them, and the former was conrequently condemned
to ninety etrokee of the ro I and hanbihment for life
to the Siberian mine., while the latter wa* sentenced
to ten yearn' hard lab or in the Siberian mine, and
banishmet t for life. Hardly ha I the two unfortunate
men heard their fat. when Wierzbieki aprat g to km
f.et and exclaimed, " aecu•ited ve soulimurdiirers !
You will not a.« me to-morrow raving which be
plunged a large knife ioto hi. mck. Great e infusion
ensued, and when the judge called uron th- guard
and prison warder to remove the wounded man Moen
officials were nowhere to be found. It was afterward&
discovered that Wilrzinaki had etic.aped ; but /an
wan re-captured in the two. Wierzbicki lies in
inecariono state, little hope being entertained of his
recovery. The l'ublic Prosecutor ha• ordered the
amet of all the officiala whoa, absence from court
permitted Wilczbaki to get away.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

£UTLIOATIOIIB.

Mr. Charles Read, of the White Hor.e, Maiden
Newton, applied for two extra hour., on the occasion
of the annual market dinner on Wednesday next.
Granted one hour.—Mr. Jame. Treviso. of the }llya
Oak, Faddist...a, was granted an extra hour on the
3rd of January for • Foresters snpper ; and Mr.
John Frederick Churchill, of the New Inn, Wyk.
Reels, wee also granted an extra hour for a Foresters'
euppsr.—Mr. Allred Legg applied fci a temporary
license to sell at the Swan Tavern, Portland, until the
mit Smoak, day.—Adjourned for taatitociaisle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

000KLE's PILLS

" DOM real EDI : and • friend of is
wh• pared through the sante district many months after-
wards, informed me that my fame is • medicine man,
hod not died out, but that Us* inorselloes cure woo even
thea a shoals ot oonvergation to the bosom."

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS

•11/ TSB
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01

COALS COALS! COALS I!

ROBERT HILL.
26, SOUTH-STREET, DORCHESTER,

Sere to inform the Nobility. Gentry, Clergy, and his
customers generally that he in now supidying the
following descriptions of (UA L... 4 :
WALLSKND HULLO & FOREST
CLAY CROSS af DEAN
TALKO`TH'IIILL I RADST.WK
SMITHS' I MALTING
811.1/STONE I CULL and COKE
IK. H. desires to call special attention to the TALK
0' TB' HILL COAL, which he can strongly room.
ossid for Household purpo-es.
All Coals, by truck d.iad, at Reduced Prices.
. .

;fire;
Ageol for Ike WiltsAirt Sack Hying Omeessay.
Depots at the Great Weeteru anti South•Weetern
Stations, Dorchester.
Orders received at 26, Southatreet, or at the Office,
Great Western itraway Station, will receive prompt
attention.
Coals delivered free in Dorchester and eedington.
an.-I at mmierate rates in the Country.