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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-23

ANOTHER BATHING FATALITY.

Tee river Asher was on Thur etas evening the seise of
aoloolmer painful lataitty, and as almost the mole spat
ober. several lino have been previously lost. A youth
Lem hlJetnela Metal:oer Nortlever, not Id year. of •itto.
In the employ of Mr. 11. Gerrard. builder. and eon of Mrs.
Northover. of the Mawn's Arms, was bathing with some
r Juipanlolll in that pit on of the stream about opposite
Bt. Andrew'. Church. • Point where the water is very
deep. It appeared the! Nhrthover dive' from the bank,
and on reaching the matte of the stream wee unable to
get feroltor, not being • goo 1 swimmer, and his coon-
panient being t loaly unable to elriLo could not reeler
him estistance. J. T. Mele, a merchant's clerk, who
we, near Oei spot eketchinr, heerd the cries ruble I. and
throwipg off hi, Jacket plunged int, the river. On
re,e'lue N ethorer he clasped Male so tightly that the
latter ems unable to in lace the dro +ening youth to enable
him to hold him so that he could cave his Ms, eel the
consequence was that Mr. Iliad with • groat effort freed
Mauled from the phor Tooth, end by than time Mr. Male
wee himself in so exhausted • state that he could varcely
mato th• shore, end had t to "elated to his home,
where he r.celved m,dt.l al-nt ou An thy iaet was
held on the body at the home of decease I (where: the
C wpm, hal been previously c ,evoyed) on Fri lay alter-
noon, before N. M. L Xgin, Eeq (coroner), when Mr.
G orge Ward was chosen foremen. The eviler.* of
several youths went to prove the &bore facts, and Albert
Lacey and James Balton. lair, proved that the former
dived several times in search of the poi, $.4 at Isss
diecovered it ; and the latter also went into tha water,
and with some grappline ir res the holy was recovered.
The jury th-tarned a verdict of " Avidentolly Drowned."
and n th • s ogghlton of Mr. Jam s Guppy, the lade
Belson and Lel' seer., averted 5t each, for their
endeavours to recover the body.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-23

PUTI

A TREAT
Sufferers from this class of disease
!experience more or less of the folloiring
Symptoms: Want of Energy Nervousness,
Dimness of Sight, Blushing. Want of Conti-
dams', Avoidance of Conversation, Desire for
MEAD Solitude, Listlessness, Inability to fix the
Attention, Depression of Spirits. Lou of
TB 18. Memory, Power of Thought Blunt, Sluggish,
and Inactive, Trembling of the fiends, Pains
in the Rack. thirefreshing Sleep, Specks
I, before the Eyes, Ai:.

A BoOK fiN THE SuBJEC r SENT TO ALL
PAR rs PsEE FOR TWO STAMPS to pay postage.
ADDIBN, 81cirran,7_, Tanoroox4r., Booroazrog.
Loma.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-23

PORTLAND.

Wyman. Sr CIMICIICIL who turnoff
v-re very leer "hr P.rtl io iler•, hoc "
•dely arrived in where „ee ime A pintail •
se clerk, nod the other is 101 l ming hie trete ec
cimienter.
0 'Wive*? Uritsa:visu BrkvicKi were bell
th B il,I !hri• tian Lbwet, W.llOl sm..the
iiiirarin its the 0.1.1 g b Pro .h" he
If. Vir• ott 'het the
Peek. Th.,. were low c ri.gregvi ("4
C .11^Ctinne, whirl, wee. in ill it each .011114:4. .0" .0
nil of the deceit de
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-23

THE WEYMOUTH CHARITIES.

The foLowing is a copy of • tatty'. cent ti the
Caerity Commiseiuners by Mr. Mudge :
S.r,—Sboull like ti bi informs I if it I. intended
by the :inumiseioners ti make any report relative t
the Cuarithie of Woym .fith. It I. now upwards of
nine timothy that your iri•i-ect inve.tig did the above
Charities, and in the month 1 June last I and my
c ollrafue in this matter (Mr. Councillor Walla.)
wait, I on you at your office in Whitehall. You then
informed tit you could not give thi the rep irt as you
ivici then in communication with Sir Frederic
.1 ih,ietou,'• s dicitor (Mr. Sherry) on the matter, and
Ii it hi wee plea ling the Liles of Limitati SI t,) the
tfr•VATindlit of tie Clarity, but when I asked you
what ins L ier of Lituitatiiii bid to do with trutt pro.
party and ramrod to your old rep ort, you replied
y.O c mid not go into that, Now I toilet asked for •
definite bilinear whether it I. lutimied by the Commis-
sioners too .iopel Sr Frederic J Ihustone to W.., by
what right be 1.1 le the prop,rty when it Le left In
truit of the beim .1 the orizinal trustees or executors
of hi. (Brn,rl Mdchell*.) will, which I am in •
position to prove he (Sir Frederic) I. not.
We .11.11 place thi• matter bdfore a prominent
member of the Roue,' of Commons to bring it batons
then dice •if the liou-e.
I thing it right t tell you that at the time that the
Weyo,uth Corporation were iiinking out f ir a site on
which to build the preAent hi 1,4.4 the
Johnstone estate if ,re Ith site of the y a-d wore
iorm•ilt4 .1 the Ki og's 11. bin, but they decline I
on account of the queetiouahle title, thus won't g by
tbe action of nor local authorities they had no right or
title to id—V on faithfully,
Grottoz Ilci on.
To H. Vane. E.q.
P.3.—Sir Frederic Johnetooe ia not the lord of the
manor, the Mayor and Corpor.tion for the time
being are the fordo of the mvior. Consequently Sir
Frederic has no manorial righta
I shall send a c 'Pe of this to Mr. Sherry, also ti the
Pram _ _

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Mr. MI ige ham receive I the followin4 reply :
Charity C rntuiesioners, Whitehall. S.W., 10th Sept.,
1354.
Charitable Trust Act. —Weymouth Charities.
191r,—1 hay, t ache iwlwlge the rec tpt of your
latter of the 9:h Met., which will rcceive attention em
8000 em vvihiv atim tho presort: iworea.—l am, wr,
your obeiteut serveut,

HIM' M. VANE.
Secretary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-23

PEPPER'S

QUININE & IRON
HEALTH
STRENGTH. TONIC,
ENERGY.

It RE AT BODILY STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
QUININE AN IRON TONlC.—fly infusing
re vl.lw. mum. • the Imssl. and strengthening the
in. v. Tar Vati.lll. the mainteld symidonts of weakness
all.. tile is inns. Int teur erases. recruited
li-ut genital acco•stort of stren.til, and vieour nyse
11, a h. 'e system abm...solli prey.. the boucle derived.
A. NERVE 3TRENCTH. PEPPER'S
SS QUININE AND IRON TONIC —lt braces
I. ttenlsteed nervous system, :tml ineteases tbst
it,-owh of 11., paha% rapaily lists !ling the impressed
,:•• condition resultitut from prostrated nerves.
1' t!e 32 doses.

RE AT MENTAL STRENGTH. PR.PIRSRIS
QUINIIiE AND IRON TONIC, LY ta
! , • ,n the body and nerves. repaint
• by overtaxing the brain power.
0, -. great mental strewth. It Code
al 1.. h alo. Refuse itn i tat ions.

r rs7T DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
S. QUIN.N:i. AND ir.ora TONIC blitfIli:311,111t
• 'ff ;•• '' .if retimtes
t • • . I • •••tl• !ft. ',flirt 1404 viltilS
, f • fenittl.,. by the cordial hitter
ti... i.•„e ittif If tie, the apptilte.
It • ...' ••• • . for beer w toe Of 9/44 I.
nI • 1.4 • ••111V ree•.l,l' • Tow, mui
.•I I". di. MIA'S On II e
fl Ii . •:. • b. -t • arria:ze fire by Parcel* 1.0111,
1,11 -.1:41 • 'I 1,111.1 lOrder to Jetta
. . .

pp.; t.l, "...Id I.“ atA:ry, Landau. W.C.

TkRAXACUM
AND PiDOPHYLLIN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-23

SULPHOLINE
LOTION

TRH CURE FOR SKIN DISEASES!
IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAY!

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN USE
SULPHOLINE

A MARVELLOUS APPLICATION.

SEAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY HARMUS&
CURES OLD-STANDING SKIN DISEASES.
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.
There is searoely any eruption bnt will yield to
" Sii:plioline" in • few days, and commence to fads
away, even if seemingly pant cure. Ordinary pimples,
redness. blotches, scurf. roughness. wanii•li as if by
magic; whilst idel, enduring skin disonlirs, eatema,
acme, 'worm, s. u ;emit,. letter, pity riasis. Lomita
deeply rooted. •• succe,sfully attacks. It
di,troys the animalcule which mostly cams thus
unsightly, irritable, painful affections, and prodaam a
akar, rinooth, supple, healthy skin. "Sulpholiois"
Lotion Ia sold by Cle mi,ts everywhere.
Bottles, 2s. 9d.

LOTION.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-23

IVZST WOBUINIQTON.

The annual barveat thanke.tiring 1114tViell was held
on Thursday eveutug lasts when the new view of flolY
Trinity, ‘Veynistuth, preached to a large cougrega-
tion. The church 1•31 beautifully decorated. On
Sunday, when the Vsc sr (Rev. C. Sanctuary)
preached c sll-cti sue new. re tu ssiu a rohalt of the County
lloupi•al. The total twu Anti collected at both services
was tti 8.. 21.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-23

BLAND/ORD.

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CHALLIMGE Cup COXPrImON.—The fortnightly
competition for the Lieutenant's Challenge Cup by
member, of the II Gnntany, t..01c place .41
,on.lay at the ranges. The cup w.s, won by Private
Whalen. _ . .

lisavcsr THANIAGIVINo SERVICL4 were held in
Blandford Church on Wednesday. The church wat
very effectively decorated with flower., fniit.,
veip•talfle., and fawn. There wa4a large congregation
in the evening Hymns "Come ye thankful people,
c and "Giver Iml all, were heartily -wag by the
choir and congregation The anthem, from let
Chronicles fides Blessed he Thou," was well
rendered by the choir and the Blandfonl Choral
Union, Ili was "The heavens are telling," from
ltaydn's Creation, at the close. The sermons were
preached by the Rev. %V. H. A. Treell, rector of
Shroton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-23

EST/MATS GIVEN FOR

Posters, Auction Bill&

alogues and Conditions cf Sale.

Handbills, Concert and Lecture.
Bills.

Circulars, Programmes.

Business Canis, Note Headings, Bill

heads, Price Lists.

Reports of Institutions, Statement/
of Accounts, Societies Rules

Pamphlets, Sermons.

Cheques, Memorandum FOURS
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-23

HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICES.

Ye:dards, special servicou 1a
t I.inkfulnem for the
late bountiful WINO trete belt in nearly all the
chorale' of the town sad la cal c.ou the thana•
offerino were devoted to the boat of caus:s—the
Dorset County Bah)ital. We are glad to say
unusual litarslity was displayed, and the Hospital
will beaefit to a gratifyia4 exteut.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-23

211DPOJIT

Tilt Crtoaril. &cram —The sauna! meeting or this
accident society was held in the enarket.room of the
Three Cups Coffee raven% on Monday evening, when
the bustaisse was bad and formal. Mr. II uni (hon.
sec.) presented • repiit, showing there hal been •
profit on the two coneirti last 6614, and that there was
• balance of 141. to the g4oil. The oars were re-
appointed for the ensuing year, and a committee of
le,bwi was al.o app,,itat.l to further the interests of
tli. existy. Mr. W. stone was re..ippointd the
conductor.

BOIOUGH P 1.117 SCISIOXS. Tuesday.—Before the
Mayor and Mr. C. E tuntusis.-161izabeth maim,
wife of a j iurneysnau watchmaker, who di I not
•ppear, was summoned on • charge of assaulting
Anna Hawker. I. igin,houise keeper, East-str,et,
the 2d,iedtesuber.—P.C. Saint proved the service of
the summons. —The complainant, wlvs is the wife of
a hawker, said tliat on 'loft lay she was in her house
with her husband and stuns friends having her
tea, when she heard delenJaut outside tine steninr
her life. She made use of bad language, and c shed
her all the things ate could lay her tongue to.—C
plainest did not go out of the house—the g'.ass of the
window wee between her and defendant, who spat
up4a the glees.— the Bench held that the assault w.•
not proved, and dismissed the came.—Harriet
Gorniok, married woman, of Bast-street, who has
'astral tim MI been before the Bench, wee charged on
the complaint of Jane Hallett, single woman, of
Kast-street, with an assault on the 6th August.—
Defendant p!enied guilty.—Complainant said defend-
act continually assaulted her for no reason that she
knew of. On this OC4I/14011 she throw a bucket id
water over her aa she stood at her door.—Defendant
sal she ws.nzajet,, 1 it. r .otue.ae hs I ,enk
of wa.air 01.1 a win I.sw at hr. but she c ui
not say tbi it was cemplainaut.—She was lined
5, 61. and 8.. 61. code.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-23

HOSPITAL SUNDAY.

To Me iditor.

Sir, —h your lad week'. I .sue of the rtkgram some one
tin ler to. title of '• 0 ldfello fr " come sine 1 of the manner
I. wbi do the N3llloMturraists were treated, by their
chapel, not being attended by the =pushers of the
Friendly le ieleties, les site &free wish all that the letter
enteinel, thet anal consideration should be given to
those dimenting comusiseitme, au, s t cash 'died the one
groat objfct—cherity, awl Ds. -eoterial efrp .Jlll. Bat it
app'll'e lom rr.dit.l IV,th to p ty who wool, it.
and sent it to Press, which I indiftaantly deny. Wby I
should be the one seleted oot of all the c eutrulttee
preset. I cusnot for almotneut think. By inaert.ng this.
So the I may not receive auy in it. insultinf letsre, you
will oblige, Yoe, faithfully
iIULBERT W. R. Gown. P.G.R.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-23

IT. run's.

Collections were mad-) In thi. church no Sunlay At
a'l the eervice• ut ail of the C y tloptal, and £l6
warn realiaed. Tie Rev. C. F. P .wrd pr a :lied worn-
fug and afternoon, aid the Rev. T. W. Knipe In the
evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-23

GENERAL PRINTING

Of every description executed with
promptitude, at Moderate Charges

11xprees' k lelegnim ' Moos.

8, HIGH WIEST STREIT,

DORCHESTER, DORSET,

___SWIRBI'S 1117 T.
ISE ON NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-23

lIMARBOANII.

A MARRIED .IIAN RU.VNINJ ()PI? WITH
A .lIARRIED WOMAN.

A few week. aso coussdorobai :coo 1.1 an cooled by
the simultonoutto decaospios of • sailor named Ilalloas
at toe wife of • par ,ou io hio own otation. Toe
off ace of el pernent was ag,travated in that each left
hvoied • 'outwit an.l children. Altar • sonewbet
brie( interval the Wolttark returned. and tne neighbours
oos.mb d I it' large num Mfrs aud s ova her *musical recap -
ti Ai. Jeer., gibe+, IA .otiodd dot' ILO pots routed •uc . a
otS r thot on tit. SJO nisht the p dico were coded
on 1, interim.. Then lb. wile of lindens apolied to
tflo B of tOdardisus, who gave h out relief far •
brief p 'Kid, an I ordered • warront to be applied for
ir the truant tou•band. Asain lb. faith's*" woman
left her Is.'s's. mid by tracking her the male offender
waa discovered, and Superinten lent For ince, +lt wad
with • wa.raet, left um raday for • place in Sueeex,
• little laeyoud Brishten. Al night there wa• an
amemble4e of Dearly 300 persbel to receive the super.
an I his pris ,nor. lacy waited perseveringly until
every troin c due iu without bringing the expected
a tics, who di I at arrive mad two on Saturday.
wh u Lucre were two small msteiblages, one at the
r dosay tho other at the polictotottun, the farmer
c utoti.uting themselves • buy guard, betwveu
whom, It, p.I •madr, handcuffed, we. marched op to,
• etattuh, Where a shower of jeers Wad IWat after
him.

--
on M.nlay Darla ‘lullens was brought up be!..re
w God Ira and Mr. Clayton charged by %tr.
Howse, titlark': officer, C.a. that be dad ruu sway from
Lisa p wieh .1 Alierb .roe, sod unlawfully di,l leave
z ibetl lad wit,, Az I e• 1 clad Ir-u, Frank and
Henry, chargeab:o I. the pari-h.—Mr. 11.4 rues pr wad
Ilid applicati"a awl r.IiI I thd wife. The relief
alf atu mated c. £1 11,. 21.

Suo.riat.n lent Flora nal a&i I: Oa Frilay he pro-
cow& I to Evit.i 'Ufa.. in Sweet with a warrant for
the prillussee+ ppOO,III4AL ftc founi bim In tie
o sat.ly of the 8 i.eex Coatabalary, cud tumuli& him
bare.
__ _

—The Mayi•tratw asked: West bate you to ray in
pus .leknce
Mullani: N 4hinz, sir.
The Swish sentenced him to two months' imprison.
meat with hard labour.

li. wild of priconor woo prommt, but the c,oupiodou
of We died did not put in an appearance, sithqugh dui
mune bock attar Win by lb* soot ham.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-23

MELANCHOLY DEATH OP A CHILD Al

WOLPZTO.V.

A wiry melsocholy caw of drowning occurred at
, Wolfeton, on Monday, whereby • little chill earned
I ionise Biship, daughter of Mr. F. Bishop, butler at
Mr. Albert Barka', Wolferton House, het its life.
The child, which is about 21j years old, was playing
shoot near the honest in the afternoon, when it is
supposed that it made it. way to a stream running
through the grounds, with the objet of getting some
apples as they Stated down the river, and, over.
balancing it.olf, fell into the stream and quickly met
It. death, th.re being as much as four feet of water at
the op it. The laxly was discovered some time after,
on • rtea-rh being institoted. by Charles Dews, the
clachmsn, life then being quite extinct, and had
evidently been so for some time previous. Mr. Eason.
surgeon, was promptly fetched from Dorchestcr, but
all he rill to was to oin6rin the sad tidings .4 the
child's death. Au Inquest was held on the b ly by
Mr. STIn ,n is on Tuesday, and a verdict of
" Accidental death" was returned.