The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-20 00:00:00

WHAT "THE W9RI,E."
_SAYS.

Anecdotes concerning the Pruice s barium tour continue
to crop up at the clubs. Hue is on4twehich proves that
His Royal Highness can detect a"c " and knows how
to reprove him when detected. It will recollected that
the heir Apparent distributed medallions pretty freely
as keepsakes to the notabilities he met on his trip. These
medallions were made of silver. One was given to Col
X., • well-known cavalry officer. Next day he appeared
with his medallion dangling from his watch-guard, but
the medallion was ciloeraill. The Prince was quick to
observe it, and approaching the Colonel, said to him in a
tone of playful irony, loud enough to be heard by all
present, " Ah, X., so you have corrected my oversight.
You knew you derierved a golden memento ; but'twouldn't
run to it, old man. Still, it is hardly delicate of you to
remind me of my poverty." X. blushed ; and he blushes
still when a discussion on pinchbeck, aluminium. and
kindred imitations is innocently got up at mess.
In the Sculpture-room of the Academy there is a bust in
plaster of Mr. James Bryce, by Mr. 11, S. Leifchild, which
is a striking and characteristic likeness. Mr. Bryce for
many years bore an honoured name in London journalism.
Ile succeeded the late Charles Dickens on the parlia-
mentary corps of the Morning Chronicle, when the latter
left " reporting " to devote himself entirely to literature.
Dickens was described to his successor SA "a young man
of 80111 e promise." They were prophets in these days.
My talented mot/circa of the daily press have fallen into
an error anent the favourite mode of death of Sultans
with a consistent unanimity. They pretend that the
favourite mode of death is not a natural one. I have been
brushing up my historical knowledge of late, and will give
them the benefit of an ' easy lesson.' Atuurath V. is the
thirty-fourth of the Ottoman line, or descendants of
Othman, which means • bone-breaker.' Of this thirty-
four but sir died violent deaths. Ainurath I. Was killed
by a Servian the day after a victory over the Servians, on
the battle-field itself; Soliman I. was strangled by his
brother; Ibrahim was assassinated in prison; Selim 111.
was usassinated in the seraglio; Mustapha IV. was
strangled by order of his successor; and Abdul Asia was
scissored out of existence. Soule of these Sultans were
famous fellows, as some of them were infamous. Amurath
111. murdered his five brothers, and to propitiate Allah
begat 1:15 children. Ile died of exhaustion.
Lieutenant Colville, of the Grenadier Guards, a young
nom whose courage is only equalled by his modesty,
amused himself on IMOryslay in a striking and original
manner. Starting front Charing-cross on the Tuesday
night by the Dover mail, with a light summer canoe—one
of the Maidenhead ' cockle-shelli— weighing about sixty
pounds and measuring about fourteen feet in length, with
a change of clothes and a bottle of cold tea, lie prepared
I self for the task of paddling acme the Channel.
There was no mayor, no crowd, no special correspondents
to see hint MT, his only coutidantbeing a Coastguard-nem,
who had taken a rough forecast of the weather. At three
o'clock—daybreak on Dirty morniug—he started from
Dover harbour, and paddles' himself into Calls harbour 14
half-past nine, doing almut, thirty miles zigzag across
Channel in six hours and a half. His reception on the
French side was not enthusiastic. Ile went on board the
inailsteanier lying ready for her mid-day passage to
Dover, and was followed by a French official, who de-
manded harbour-dues in that injured tone, which a
Frenclueen knows SO Well how to assume. Ile did not
pay the dues, but changed his clothes and had his break-
fast on board the steamer, returning the same day to
London. As an effort of pure courage his voyage beats
both Webb's and Boyton 8.
It is reported that the Horse Guards are about to adopt
for all lane regiments whic.h now wear the shako a helmet
which has long been worn by our troops in India.
Mr. Disraeli must have caused uneasiness to a good
many worthy gentlemen" in the House of Commons last
week when lie made the not very original remark that
speeches sehlont or never appeared in the papers exactly
as they were delivered. The Premier was careful to pre-
face his remark by a compliment intended to soothe any
possible suomptibilities of the "gallery." He might
surely have saved himself the trouble. No one doubts that
the reporters could give a verbatim report of • debate if
they chore to do so. What the feelings of the vast
majority of members would be when they saw their
" hums" and their " haws," their unfinished sentences,
and their ungrammatical conclusions, in all their native
ugliness at breakfast next morning, is a subject for ratters
Om. I forgot who it was that, having complained that
his speeches were systematically curtailed in print, received
a proof of what he actually did say, as he said it, and
never complained again.
Mr. Ahmed Kenrady has not gone into mourning for the
late sultan.
Touching the illustrious family, I bought an English /MIDI
the other day —du not be unnecessarily shocked. Messieurs
of the Anti-Slavery League —I mean the newsimper of
that name, and I find that it is now "edited by Kenealy."
Who can" Kenealy " bet Surely " the head "of the clan.
Then, why not The Kenealyl By the by, a work is
advertised on the back.page of the ZitgliiAlol4il which
should be worth reading. It is entitled The Trial esi Bar,
a tale of Love, Forgery, Fraud. Intrigue, Rouumoe,
Perjury, Judicial Imposture, Corruption, Bribery, he,
he. It is described as being "as varied as Shakespeare.
Veritably a magnum oyes.
From the TIM!, (June 9).
" Chaperone. —An English gentlewoman, going abroad
to give her daughter finishing lessons in lanacmiaces, desires
the charge of one or two young ladies who have the same
object in view. Excellent references. Address --
What two young ladies who are going abroad in order to
give their daughters finishing Imams in languages want
with a chaperone, I am unable to say.
The rumour of the Emperor of Russia's abdication are
again becoming prevalent, Should the Czar resign his
throne it will be, I fancy, owing rather to a failure of his
mental than his bodily powers For years past it has been
a very open secret to all who were ever so little behind the
scenes that the gravest fears for his Majority's sanity were
entertained by his family. The dread of assassination,
always strung with Alexander 11., has of late years grown
into something very like a 11108101111112111, and the recent
prolonged crisis in the East, and its consequent anxieties.
has naturally done much to develop the Czar's mental
maladies. A knowledge of the slender hold of ds present
occupant on the throne of All the Hussies, and the well-
known French proclivites of.tles Curewitch, has probably
not a little to do with the increasing coldness of Prince
Bismarck towards ReSsia, and the touching unanimity
with which the German papers praise the policy of this
country in the East.
A Mr. Lonsdale—no connection with the Lowther
family—is the author and composer of the admired lyric,
"Tommy, make room for your Uncle," which Las been
adopted u a national air hy the teetotalers of London.
"The world" (nothing personal is meant) "knows nothing
of its greatest men."
The Derby of 10576 and many former Derbies have pro-
duced no more extraordinary bet than one just won by
two gentlemen, one of them a well-known artist. By
risking one sovereign tffity have netted LIMO, punctually
paid on settling-day. Mel. got SOO to I on a "triple
ever.t."—Thunder for the City and Suburban, Petrareh
for the TWO Thousand. and Mineral colt for the Derby.
All these events came on ; hut the winners ought to have
won more. Thunder was at 10 to!, Petrarch 10 to I, and
Mineral Colt ti to 1 ; and the proceeds of these beta, put
on at the current odds after each "event," would have
realised .13.400 for a sovereign.

A constable in the metropolitan police, who had
assaulted a man with such violence as to break his leg,
was sentenced by the Assistant-Judge at the Middlesex
Sessions to be Imprisoned and kept to hard labour for 12
months.
Strum A USTRA LI A. —Telegram from Gefle in advance
of Australian Mail of 10th of May, dated Adelaide Pith
of May. Treasurer to Agent General : " Kinirant ship
' Henan arrived Alth of April price of wheat four
shillings and teupenco per bushel. Export of breadstuffs
from let of January to linh of May, ItWatlU tons.
Erri's CocUA. —GRATEFUL &ND COMEURTIN4). " By a
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the
operations of digeetion and nutrition, and by a careful ap•
ph. &lion of the tine properies of well-selected cocoa, 1&.
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with • delicately
flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy
doctors' Ulla It is by the judicious use of such articles of
diet that a constitution may be gradually built up unti
strong enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of subtle maladies are Hosting around us ready
to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape
many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure bleed and a properly nourished frame."—Chril &mit*
QsuUe-
RECKITT'S PARA BUJ K. —The ruarked superiority of
thie laundry Blue over all others, and the quick • pred-
ation of its merits by the public has been attended by
the usual results, viz., a flood of imitations : the
went of the latter mainly consists in the Ingenuity
exerted, not simply in imitating the square shape bid
mid" she general appearance of the wrappers resemble
that el the genuine article. The Manufacturers beg there-
fore to caution all buyers to bee " Reckitts Paris Wes " on
each packet.

Mr. C. F. Beyer, of Llantmale-hall, has bequeathed
X 900,000 to Owens' CoUses, Lianr
estate he has left to Mr. IL Beyer noosretee, eon
H. nobersten. H.P. The gum of ,g 3.000 is to be devoted
to Increase the annual stipend of the vicar of Llantystlio.
THE PRINC.6 OF WALZB AND A COILNWALL BISHOPRIC.—
A letter was received on Friday, at Plymouth from the
of the Prince of Wales, intimating that his
illeTargighness would contribute £5OO to the fund for
the establishment of a bishopric in Cornwall, payment of
the amount to be spread over • period of five Years-
The Governor of the Liverpool Workhouse reported to
the comwittee 'Thursday morning that Ki Russian
emigrants, infected with measles, had been admitted into
the house on the application of the Dominion Steamship
Company, by whom they had been brought from Hull.
en route for Canada. On Monday evening, at seven
o'clock, 55 of them were brought to the workhouse, and
other batches had arrived since then.
At Raiford, near Nottingham, a stock-maker, named
John Lane, who had been addicted to drinking habits,
went home the other night and picked • quarrel with his
I wife shout some fish which had been provided, the result
being that he threw several things at her, and in beat her
about the head that she died the next day from inflaparna-
tint of the brain. Later on the man was found hanging
byla rope from a tree,land at the inquest, the jury returned
a verdict of kin dew.
At the Ulverstone police-court, a widow from Askam-
int urness was lined £2 and oasts for selling exciseable
liquors without a license. A policeman in disguise ob-
tained lodgings at her house on Saturday night, and on
Sunday morning men were served with liquor. She
told the constable she was doing • roaring trade. Three
barrels of hoer was forfeited.
(legs Fox, coal miner in Croft Pit, one of Lord
Lon le's mines, were charged Thursday, before the
magistrates, with unlocking his safety-lamp. Largo
quantities of gas are in the mine where the prisoner was
working, and by exposing a naked light there 200 men's
lives were endangered. It was urged that unless an
example were made a tremendous accident would same
day happen. The prisoner was sentenced to a month's
imprisonment without the option of a line.
HUNYADI JANON MINERAL WATER. -The beet and
most agreeable natural aperient.— "A convenient and
sure purgative whose action it is easy to limit, such a
medicine may, come into play in the treatment of almost
any affection. ' —lnspector-General Macphersou, M.D.
Author of "Baths and Weth of Europe." In original
bottles, price is and ls Gd, of all chemists.--A wine
glass full &dose.

Da. 'Acme's PULIIONIC WAFERR—MORE CURES OF
BRONCHITLS, Voice, CHEST, COUGH AND THROAT
Comeware—From Mr. Earle, M.P.S Market Place,
Hull.—' Your Wafers are invaluahle for the Voice,
Throat, and Chest, All sufferers from Bronchitis, Hacking
Cough, and deprivation of rest should take them—hundreds
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breath, throat, and lunge. Sold by all druggists, at Is. lid.
per box.
A Romweric SUlClDE.—Charles Burch, a retired warrant-
officer in the navy, committed suicide at Devonport, last
week. As if the mode of suicide he adopted--blood-letting
from the arm were not sufficiently noteworthy, especially
after the Sultan's recent example, an incident was elided
at the inquest which gives to the event • romantic phase.
A few months ago the deceased's wife, to whom he was
devotedly attached, died after childbirth. Whcn her life
was ebbing away her husband offered, in the hope of
reviving her, to submit to the operation of transfusinz his
blood to her. This was done, and continued until the
husband was overtaken by syncope, and had it not been
stopped he too would have died. On his revival he spoke
of the absolute painlessness of the operation which had
brought him so close to death's door. His wife died, but
he survived, but has been subject to fits of intense
depression. He at length re-opened the same arm from
which the transfusion process formerly was performed,
and this time with fatal results.
THROAT TRILITATION.—The throat and windpipe are
especially liable to inflammation, causing soreness and
dryness, tickling and irritation, inducing cough and
affecting the voice. For these symptoms use glycerine in
the form of jujubes. Glycerine in these agreeable cone
fectione, being in proximity to the glands at the moment
they are excited by the act of sucking, heroines actively
healing. 6d. and Is. boxes (by Post 14 stamps).
labelled "JAMES EPPS a Co., Hoinreopsithic Chemists, 40,
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.4 the Plow, 1111 d LI moderate h. Inc.

STAIR- PADS prevent the Carpet rutting, main the step
sett to tread Upon.. and will last for years.
Sak of Carpet Litaaq and Stair Pdlit 'Aroma 6w:rating.
To be had of all Upholsterer,' nod Purntshintf Houser.
Manufactured by A. F. Stailtbrit fa Co., Paisley.
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LILEXIIILE LINEN MARKERS.
r Your nam In full, with boa, pad, and large bottle of
ceruline marling Ink. free ley pod to any 'sari of the Unites!
Kienninnt SI On stamps). --ORPWOOD & Oo„ 16, Siclworth
street, Hackney, London. Agents %metal.
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iN BUYING. a SEIVINC MACHINE
Ask for

JOHNSON, CIIRK, It Ces.

" HOME SIRTME"

FAIRLY LOCVLETITCH SEWING MACMNE,
ON TREADLE COMPLETE. fi 0
TO WORK BY HAND, C 3 10 0
And if you cannot get than of local dealers send to the Head
°Mc.ln London for a Catalogue
fiIIIESE UNEQUALLED MACHINES
L use a Staled SCOMO, make a "Look Stitch," have a
sclf-ailjustinic tension and are adapted to
EVERY VARIETY of SEWING for FAMILY WEAR,
nom vis iiiiiirasr watts% TO via 11000111? cumns.
" The Bad Seising Machines in the Market —Sng Machine
Gazette. Every Machine Gusrustwd for EIS'S VRAILII.
JOHNSON, CLARK k Co , Boston. 17.8. A.,
and &I, QUCCII victoria-street, London, EC.
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