The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-26 00:00:00

THE DATIL ACCIDENT.

The remains of the late Mr. Milborne, of Yeovil,
whose death from the Bath accident we recorded in
our last impression, were interred in the Cemetery on
'rhunalay. Deceased had filled many public office.,
the duties of which be carried out most efficiently.
Ile was one of the oldest members of th% Corporation,
and the respect in which he wll,ll held was shown by
the result of the poll, which invariably bonpl him at
the top. Ile had also been a member of the Board of
Guardians for mime years, and was most attentive to
his duties. In him the poor always hail a friend. I{e
wax a supporter of all the friendly societies in the
town, a director of the Yeovil Building Society, a
member of the Hospital Committee, and a Freemmon,
and his name was associated with every object
calculated to promote the well-being of his fellow
townsmen. He was a native of Yeovil. lived thoroughly
respected, and died universally regretted.
Mr. Brooks and all the other patient; are going on
favourably. Mr. Smith ix also going on well. Dr.
Colmer, of Yeovil, viaited the Rath Hospital on
Wednesday, and brought home Mr. Brooks, of Trent,
with him. Mrs. Brake, of Yetminater, is also, we are
glad to hear, getting on well, and there is no truth in
the report circulated that one of her broken limbs WAN
amputated on Saturday; there is no intention of such
• course being pursued. The body of Mr. Flamhert,
of Trent, was brought home on Monday, and the
funeral took place on Thursday at Trent.
Mr. English, the coroner, resumed on Thursday the
Inquest on the persona killed by the falling of the Widi
cotobe Bridge. A carpenter named Bough stated that
when he was engaged repairing the bridge he found the
flooring-boards very rotten. Every other transverse girder
wee had. They were alternate deal and oak, and the deal
owe were so rotten that he could put his screw-driver
Into them tea depth of two or three inches. Mr. Thelma
one of the Proprietors, was railed by the counsel represent-
ing him, and was cautioned by the coromr. He repeated
the evidence given before rnlonel Tolland, and added that,
so far as he was concerned, he did not curtail the
esunditure for the repair of the bridge. The inquiry was
again adjourned.

At the Hull Police Court, Thursday, a butcher, named
Henry Keckly, was committed to prison tor three months
for having in his possemion meat which was unfit for
human consumption.
On Wednesday a boy named Evans, twelve years old,
died from hydrophobia at Llandaff. He was bitten two
months ago by a mad dog on the leg and the cheek.
Symptcas of rabies set in on Saturday. On Wednesday
be had become so violent that it wan dangerous to el,
mouth him, as he bit at any one who went near him, and
actually did bit his mother. He also raved, foamed and
barked, and finally died from exhaustion.
The NI., Poet llerald state, that the community of
Pontiac, Chicago, are in • fever of excitement owing to
a confession made by two criminals in the Ohio Peniten-
tiary, which, if true, chows that the wrong man has been
beam& for the murder of a young girl named Mary
Murray in IRV. A young man named W. L Morris was
arrested, tried, convicted, and executed, but to the last
moment protested his innocense.
A special committee has been appointed by the Royal
Geographical Society for the purpose of forming a fund,
towards which they have contributed • first grant of .C5OO,
" to initiate • national undertaking for the systematic and
continuous exploration of Africa."
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILIA Indisputable
remedies for bad legs, old wounds, sores, and ulcers, if
used according to directions given with them : there is no
wound, bad leg, ulcerous sore, or had breast, however
obstinate, or long 'Landing, but will yield to their healing
and carative properties. Numbers of persons who have
ham patients in several of the large hospitals, and under
the care of eminent surgeons, without deriving the
slightest benefit, have been thoroughly cured by Hollo
way's Ointment and TVs. For glandular swellings,
tumours, scurvy, and diseases of the skin, there is no
medicine that can be used with so good an effect In feet,
for removihg the worst forms of disease, dependent npon
the condition of the blood, them medicines are irresistible.
RISCIATITS PARIS Btxtr--The marked superiority of
this Laundry Sloe over all others, and the quick apprecia
ttion of its merits by the public has been attended by
be neiigi results, viz., • flood of imitations, the
Silent of the latter mainly consists in the Ingenuity
exerted, net simply in imitating the square shape but
m the general appearance of the wrappers resemble
that of genuine article. The Manufacturers beg there-
fore to caution all buyers to sm " Reckitel Paris Blue" on
each owlet
HELM, or COCO!. AND ANTWIIA IN TVI MINUS'S:II DT Di,
LOCOCICS PULKONIC WAFERS.—From Mr. Fox
Omnibus °Moe, Whitelield-road, Liverpool.—" After
years of severe suffering,, and fearing many and many •
night I should have died from suffocation, re., I was
Induced to By Dv Locoek's Wafers. Ten minutes after I
had taken two wafen I felt relief." In asthma consamm
ll2l6.broinchitia, coughs, colds, rheumatism, and 811
wed Nevem Camsaleints, they give instant
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