The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-19 00:00:00

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THE DORSETSHIRE LABOURER.
To - the Editor,.

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It is with much satisfaction that I perceive by tie
able address of Mr. Cox to the " Melplaish Farmer
Club" that the farmers of Doraetshire have spoken
out for themselves in regard to the remuneration or
labour, and the two kinder of labour which can be
obtained for money. In my opinion all servants
4hould be paid in cash, for no man likes to be tied
down as to how he should obtain the bread bought.
by the "sweat of his brow," and to force a man tra
take glinting and cider is mire to engender dis-
content There are, I regret to my, numbers of
persons in Dorsetcraire whose labour would be dear
at seven or eight shillings a week, while there are
others that I should he glad to employ at half 14
crown • day, the employer receiving of course tor
such remunerative pay, ajair clay'e work. 1 con-
chide that these tirstmlass labourers are all employed,.
for I can get none in my vicinity. It has been.
with much disgust that I have seen a sensation
created about a man who stole a hurdle. This
sensation, as false in its premises as its effect:sena
mischievous, is calculated to do much harm and is
iii fard a premium upon crime. According to the
meant position of affairs, a man in Dorset:shires
wgith a large family has only to commit a theft, and
td rob his master's neighbour, to obtain a fortune,.
wlhile other labourers, with eve, larger loathes, whir
mie not thieves, are overlooked by ostentatious and
false charity mongers, and left in obscenity became
they commit no crime. This is a rotten state of
things and very lamentable.
Yours truly,
G. F. BERKELEY.
'4.kierney Manor, Wimborne, Dinember.
ectizsiasstical inttiligena.
',tartan YOB 1867.—1 n a book just published, tolled
"To last Warning Cry," Dr. Cumming exlmauts, be
rye, all be has to write or say on the fulfilment of
prepheay. "I adhere," be adds, "to what I stated fa
1847, that the last apocalyptic and historic vial con,-
mined it. action In 1848, and that its effects ham been
magnitude& in those suessesive awful phenomena AMA are
unfolded in detail in our Lard's prophesy on the Monet,
an( am new regiatered in the impartial chasten an
ardhieves of hi.tory. . . . Row soon after 1887 thet
Redeemer will,. turn and take the kingdom and reign.
over all the earth, I cannot say. But this I may ear,.
we ,should then, if never before, have our heaps ready
and oil in our vessels, and our ears open to the voice-
that will one day, and way be any day, beard soundiag.
from the skies, 'Beheld, the Bridegroom tussah, go ye
out to asset him.' Before that time if our inductions
are just, he outcome." The bigot is dedicated to
the Duebess of Sutberlaad, who has "expressed great
interest" in it, and to whom it is dedicated " with
feelings of grateful respect and esteem."

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/BON Titt PALACI. —The Royal 110/Mitl are
using Reokittlr Diamond Mask Lead. Thi• fact
prove to all that it is better than any °them kind,
course, they use the beet of everything.
' an important article of domestic oonsumption
is • levting preference, it Is evident that its.
value is highly prized by the public. To this,
is attributable the unequalled demand for Horni-
.'s Pure Tea, which preferemos, we trubmit, is a.
iher confirmation of the fact, that "the public are
real j edges of good tea." Roraima° k co., from highly
favourably import', together with the recent reduction
, in the duty, are ambled to tower *air prim/ ti‘i• Per
I pound; that is, shout twenty per feet eiesper to the
consumer; and the quantity psedfordat'aspublished
by the Custom House shows, in ecsoesqueoce of this •
redaction, • consumption hitherto unparalleled is the, '
annals at the tea trade. This marked preference hen
attracted • host 01 copyist.: the public will do well to
observe that all gennuine Packets bear the signature :r
" Hornimen Sr Co., London, Original Importers of
Pare Tea." Agents in every town; those in this distrlet
are advertised in our edema&

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other Proptiatorli "Islll 01{1711,0H MID COUNTRY
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