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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-03

lIIMACII 01 OINTSACT.

George Harwood waa aummootal by Charles Jody
tor a breach of contract.—Mr. Bowen appeared in
support of the sunup ma —Complaisant said Is
februery last be misread defendant to assist hie
cowman, paying him IS.. a week, th• agreement
between them bane • week's notice to leave on either
side. Oa Sntordsy, March 22nd, hi ism paid big
wntee, came to work on id oday, and then left, eines
which he had not been to work.—thifeadant said be
asked Mr. Jasty's s m to girl him I I. • day more,
which he ridged to do, and be told him he c mil not
stop for his present wages, and this he said he ooald
leave at any tinte.—Harry I etv said when defendant
asked him for more wage' hut II him he could leave
by giving • week's adios, but riot when h• could suit
bitna•lf.—D•fendant we. Itutber summoosd by
I Mr. Jody for using Immature to eards him
calculated t) tend to a breach of the peed, and
to eb )w CIMPO why he should not be hon.(' over
to keep the pease. He odd on Saturday
week led defendant cam. to his oSo• in the even-
fug in • most excited manner ad demandod a day's
par. He add " Harwood, I do sot maw to pay you,
as I intend to sanamoo you for leavinr nty:seentars/
without proper adios." idefeadant then o.
swearing, sad shoeing him, sad threatened to bed bis
brains out. Re apprehended be was in danger of hie
Me from ddendant's thnett, and wished him bound
over I. keep the pesos —.hermit Willa said on the
evesing la question he met &fen tact returning to-
wards Weymouth from the di !action of Mr. Jesty's
house, and he asked him what he thourbt of Mast—
oid Jody, dying he °well him two days' work which
he would not pay, although be bad come from Chapel-
hay for it. He said Mr. Jody bad threatened to mod ,
for a policeman for him, and la* bad a mind to punch
hie bead, and would do so if he did not mind. He
would ask Min for lb* morvy wherornt he saw
Defendant was ordered to pty 12e, tb• damage sus-
tained far breach of contract, and co is, sad ballad
over in hi• reetsgaineoo• to keep the Pram foe sia
months

Burdidc. was soma) mai allowing a
" ""17 " Wyk* cm the 9th k.%.—P.C.
Custard proved the ems—The cam eres dismissed ea
payment of mete. no convict' ban rim wded.
George Greene' sae, of po vs. somosoosd for •
similar offerem, sod inse figei 10.. Maladies wet..
Themes Bomb ess4 Samuel Poutrd, both of Port.
las& mese eacM noisi iU.. 00:,:•!!:4 trot, fr befog
d"u"sod dbord•ris. sod Witham Robert Luthoar
sad George Wellman, of the same p/me, mom snob
flaed 5s he &subsume.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-03

LANGTON.

THII DEATH OF Dins. SNITH.—We have meek id a
letter from the parents of the late Mrs. Smith, Con-
tradicting in the strongest terms the statement of
"Truth," published in our last week's issue, and
fully supporting our statement as to the cause of death.
From the letter we gather during her service st Lang-
ton the fellow servant in question indulged in the
most reprehensible practices for the purpose of
frightening the poor girl—tricks which culminated in
her dressing herself in white and rushing at her, the
effect of which was fits for the rest of her life. "We
said not a great deal about it," write the sorrowing
parents, "for the sake of the other girl's character.
We took her to Mr. I'. Ihdamotte, and he said that
she had had a fright, and asked her if she knew of
anything that had frightened her. She then told himn
id the fright she had at Langton. lie said at once
that caused it, and if she had not cried she would
have lmd a fit at the time. We had both Me"er..
Delamottes to attend her for some time, but as she did
not get better we took her to Weymouth to
Dr. Smith. He gave her a pre.cription, but
this did not cure her, and after this Mrs. Job Smith
very kindly got a letter for us to get her in a
lei-piled at London. She was there seven month., but
nothing ever cured her, so that for the last nine or
ten years her young life has been a painful and
gloomy one to herself and all her friends. Although
the poor girl and her friends never said anything to
her fellow servant to reproach her or the family,
instead of coming to say she was sorry for what she
had done, the whole family turned right against WI,
and, instead of coming to help us in our trouble, they
did all they could to wound our feelings by raising
false reports about it. It is with • painful feeling that
we write this, and if anyone wishes to know if our
daughter had fits before she went to Langton, let
them go the Grove, Swanage, or to her school-
mistress at Langton, where she was taught from her
youth. We, bet parents, wish to may that it is out of
no ill-will to her fellow servant, or her friends, that
we wish this published, but, as they have contradicted
the first true statement, we wish it to be known
that this is truth.—Signed by her sorrowing parents,
U. and J. PHILLIPS."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-03

YALICIOOII INJ 01T.

Oberlin JAM* Tit ones Hines, Howard Mar-
sballeay, Benjamin Ginn .Iloy, and Charles Cook,
Vooos roes, were summoned for unlawfully and
nmilitionaly attempting t iaj ire telegraph wires at
Redipola Dersodante were twitter summoned for
damaging a notice board to the extent of 5.. on the
Percy Bowel appeared t prosecute on
behalf o 4 lb. Great Western BAil
petty, sa7tng he wee instructed by the oompany to
ask the Bench to inflict the highest weeny they
poesibly could.—George Burt, a dietrict inspector of
the Great Western Reilway, stationed at Bristol, said
In consequence of informatiou received be lamed •
1M111111,.04 busiest the defendants for throwing stones
at telegra&s, insulators on the line, tbe property of
the Greet Western Railway Oompany. Had ene cd
, the insulators been broken, the wire would drop, sod
' might come In oontect with another, and
an incorrect message be received or oommunieetion
be altogether suspended. —P.R. Will. said on Sunday,
April 6th. hi was on Rulipohabridge in company wilt
hie am, tie letter being in the eintaoy of lb. 0 W.R.
Company. As be was leaning ever the bridge be maw
deleadente on the Hoe, coming toward, hi... He few
them throw stooge at the telegraph posts and
but on wring him they ran away. Hs and hie eon
pursued them and caught Jolliffe,wbo cleated baring
thrown e stow. He examined tbe insulators
the same afternoon, and the next day with
Inspector Gill. when be found three &reseed, email
chips being knocked ofi. Defeeclantt denied throwing
stones at the wires, but admitted shying at the notice
board.-..Rdward Will. gave ve evidence.—.
The gess sealed defendants for damaging the peek.
board was than proceeded with, Sergeant Will, saying
be saw them throw stonee at the board on the line
cautioning the public not to traipses 012 it. He pro-
ducted some of the stones whSh the defendants had
thrown, and whit* be picked up aloe under the
bawd. On examiulog the board he found it split le
two, halides hiving seven large dent. In It.—
Defendants meld when they left the board there IMO
only two dents on It I whatever damage there was
at forwards must have been caused by some other
persons—George Burt, dietriot loepootor an the
OWE.. said the notice bowl in question wee new,
having been fixed the first week in llareh het, the old
board having been destroyed by stones. Tin
damage to the board was estimated at sa—The Beach I
said this was • vary bad ease Indeed, as in addition
to the defendants' destroying property life was also
endangered.—Delendatte were each flue £3 3,., end in
default one month's 'condemn:mut.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-03

Johu Guppy, foe being drunk it tit' Railway lan,
Broadway, wa• thud 10s. aud eoeta.—P.C. Mitcham
proved the case.
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• • TITTIRMIT CAII.
J oseph Bantways wee &urged with saasultiag John
Iris, at 0 wsrinoigne, on May 1801.—Complainant
mid on the day In question he matt , Oaken 0001111'10
to me Sir. sad Mrs. Strode. On le iring their boom
ha saw Joseph San:mays sitting ea the garden beak.
Ilmtainostraight nooses to Min, ant mined what • monis
Jomph Willie had got to nay about him Witness
said he didn't know, but ha had beard him my he
wan going to gin bins (Samway.) • slap on elo boed
for seam 11.. h• had told about him Defendant
caught hold of Min by the weistooat, and said ha
would bit his -- head oft —Tbe Beach oonsidersd it
a trumpery ems and ought t• have been brought
to Court. —Plaid 1.. and meta

OAT MI STRAT
Freak Elewlstt. of Heavlbury, who did not appear,
wan eumusoned for cattle streying Si 8.13 Te, OM May
214.—Fishod 51. sod 00et..--..lsaish Trask, of
Iderriott, for a similar offence, woo aped 10.. mad
oost..—Houry Essex, for cattle straying at Litton
°hooey, pleaded guilty, and wee fined 10s. and ooets.
Dimwit—P.O. Dimwit proved ell three Calle,

AN ABSCONDING PALM.
Charles Matthews, in oastody, waa °barged with a
breach of the Poor Li. Lot—Mr. Ward appeared on
behalf of Mr. A. H. Look, clerk to the Gaudiest
Thomas Dixon, porter of the Dorchester Union
Workhouse, said the defendant male to the house on
the night of Wednesday, 28:h May. By the Act he
could not discharge himself till Friday morning.
On Thursday morass he had his Mak est biro to
remove earth outeirt• the ham. While he was
removing the earth he absconded. Witness gave
information 13 the polies, end be was apprehended
it Wareham the mine day.—The defendant was
. .

;dived one day's losprieoaciCat, the practioal -effect
of which was he was dieobargecl at the rising of the
Court.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-03

BLANDPOID.

Comrs Picrrr Sassioes. Before Sir Charles
D'Oyly, General Denne, and Colonel Okeden, Emma
Morgan, of Blandiurd, surrendered to her bail
charged with stealing from her employer, Mr. Paine,
about the 11th of May, one seal-skin cap and a
quantity of lace. value 9s.—Fined C 3, or one month's
hard labour.--Edein Coffin, of Blandford, was
charged with being drunk in Bryanston-street on the
3,4 of May.—Fined 2.. W. and tie. costs.—John
Battrick, of Blandford, for riding in a waggon when
in charge of the same, at Charlton, on the 34th of
May, was fined 6d. and 26. cost...

B RI DI.OIIIT.
DISOOVEIT Or • 111111•• Bonr.—Tbe remains of
• rewly-born infant. in an advanoed stage of dowel-
poeition, was (mod by some boys in a ditch on the
highroad leading from Bridoort to Broa lwirieor, and
alyntt two miles from the former town, OD Wedeeir
day evening. Ti.. lad. were playing oiler the spot.
when one of them noticed • bundle lying In the ditch,
sod with • pooket•knife proceeded to open it. When
opened the pawed wadi found to contain the body of
• male chill, which was carefolly sewn up in •
piece of black °Libelers, the outer covering been •
piece of " navy duck." The remains were removed
to the Bridport Polios.statioa, end as lounged was
held on Friday aftiesoon betore N. M. Loggia. gal.
(ooroaer),—Mr. J. A. Collins wee choose foremen
of the jory.—A lad, named William Hairy
Watts, sell whets he sew the bundle he thought it
was composed of raga and proceeded to cut it open.
The handle contsined the b.idy of • obild. Witness
lived close to the spot, and hed no suspicion as to who
bad liad • child In the neighbourhood lately.—
Another lad. Joseph Whittle, oorroborated this state-
ment.—Bereard Hanaford, of 5.1..7 Aah, meld be
saw mute boys with • parcel, nod attempting to ones
if. When he saw what the parcel contained he
✓em %load with it and mot for the pollee He knew
of no one who bad reosatly het • ehild in the neigh-
b ,urhooi.—Sergerint Hart crd said h was informed of
the disoovery os Wednesday night, an.-1 in o reps.'s,
with P.C. Cuff h. wet toll. spd, anti (non I ins I .r.
witness in charge of the bundle. 11.1 nod the noelss
in the mires her, sad inside was • pima of cashmere
(pro loped'. —Dr. Beans said he had made • post.
stories. The child was full-grown. He retn..ved the
Icons and found that lb* child had b•eethed, but
stool I not like to say that the child had lived, or, in
other w.rds, that it ever bad • ..per ite exhitenoe.
After bearing this testimony, the Puy found that the
child was still-born.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-03

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CONSERVATISM AT PORTLAND.
To Otc Elil4'.

Sir,—The appeal from " A P•irtlarider"lii your con.
temporary. The Soul/tern Tinsel, empltiog Conserve-
ti•rn at Portlan I, with the et .te Emig ' the rimk an I
file require pollrinal ednevion," la no leen oen•Ild than
erne. wills it cortainly pralwiworthy on the psrt
.—. . . _

'A Portlasder" to advoCaigo th• same. I would, how -
ever. ask him whether the obetructive tactics of tbe
party, the Dual (Joust-el, sod fair trade would be a
pert of hi. 'locations! programme, and, if so, would
the party gain by the effort? I would remind him of
the proverb which says, "Whir. ignorance is blies It
I. Folly to be wise," ani, while I congratulate " A
P irtlander," I would hasten to Amore him that the
Liberals, 'fl. Party of Pr yes.," look with favour
and confidence to the enlightenment of the rank and
6le of the ,bstruoUve C ineervative opposition. The
appeal to Weymouth for Iselp is utt,rly ridiculou..
Fancy, if you can, • tailor, • Nish, and • cab driver
coming over to eniighten (or read if pfeferred, fancy,
if you c.o. • party coming, etc.) the poor benighted
Conrervative. of the island, and being themselves in
tura converted by the forcible arguments of the
Liberal Vanguard.
ANOTHIR PORILANDLI4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-03

COUNTY PETTY BEBBIONB.

SLIVIDAY.—Bidore H. B. Middleton, Eel. Ho the
chair). Helot-Henotel antotag, sod Llset.-Oolonsl
Steward.

Mr. (Marla Read, of the White Hone, Maiden
Newton, applied toe • spectial Rogow to tell Is the
l. Grenade to-do (Towlay). On the 000maion
of lb. Socidty feta—GranteL

GAMS ragermis.

Henry Parker Irma summoned for treepsisins in
search of game, on land la the oaoupatioo of Mr.
Baby. on May Illth.—Heory For, gamekeeper to Mr.
Sheridan, said on the day in question ha saw • dog Is
a Geld on Hyde Farm catch a leveret. Defendant
was in the road with • waggon. Wiliam!. west up t,
him, and told him he should gammon him. He had
nen the dog in the field before, but did not know if
the defendant was with him.—Defendant said he did
not take the hare out of the field, and denied he was
treepeesing.—The Beach did not think it • serious
offence% astd fined the defendant itt. lid without mete.

AN INCORLIOIBLI.
Thomas Brine, of Fordingt st, an looorr*ible
mymder, who did not Appear, we. summoned for
illegal fishing on Msy 20. h.— %Ir. Thoulas Coombs
appeared for the promoution.—P.O. Strode, stall ,ned
at Brondmaysie, said on the morning of the 20te,
about two o'clock. be we. on duty between B ,ck-
hampton sad Stafford. Hs saw Brine leaning over
the bridge. Ho had a rod In his hand with a line
attmhed, and • bunch of worms on the end. Witness
asked him what he wll4 doing, and he said
" Ostohing • few fish." He said he did not
know he was doing any harm. Witmer found two
eels in the delmidant's big.-51r. Supt. G•le pat in.
list of previous oossiotions, showier that he hs4
answered for no lees than 15 similar offenom Els had
paid la puree or person (more often purse) for aU of
th, in, haring psid needy £4o.—Fined 65 and men, or
two months.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-22

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A kRZNOE LOVE TRAESOT.

•
A Paris correep indent 'titre : —A. young girl of II
has been nearly murdered at Aigues•Mortes: neai
Niers., under clrcrtimitaoces of • peculiarly tragic aoil
horribil character. The gird 0h,,. name wee
j.o.pisiu• Iteboul, on returnirig ti or horn, from
market. woe enco•ted by • smior rahiil AVMS, who
oriel ..ut. a Yu have betrayed me, and I must kill
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running away from the woulild:re murderer, he
°herr I another shot a her, which just grazed •
yowl girl who was in the street. Az•tus then ran in
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her, soli durhargeel into her his lb. f on bullets
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from his ship without leave, and that he forged • peso
for himself. The If, of the victim ia ,leepaired of, Log
the murderer declared that if stir survival be would
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THE CHURCH DECORATIONS.

The Z.ster decoration. are this year very beinitifol.
A. wine St. Pecan'e in the only church which be. not
been adorned.—.\t Holy Trinity great pain• were
taken in beautifying the sacred '&11,, and the Indies
who took part are to be c .inplimenteal on the taste
displayed. Over the altar is the text " ehriat, the
firet-fruite," Ingo nint.ty formed .4 white paper on a
red granola. Tile /tied... the principal teethes of the
decoration., is • nnvel, but eff-ctive, deaden, the white
wadding forming a gr iundw.ek to an aff -eV.*
arrangement of hawthorn and arum fiber. A fine
arum Illy ale.. Manila in the north window. The
ebotr st .11a, the loat-rn, pulpit, font, and window sills
have all been tastefolly deooratoi. Mn Zverett
undid+) dr the rend." Idra. Plither the font (which,
by the way, wee decorated with exquisite taste),
Mi.... ?anion the altar cross and yeses, IhfiNPV
Ashley the window., Him 0 ...obi the choir etialls,
nad Him GOA* the reading desk and lectern.—At
All Sainte the decoretions were very pleasing.
The choir stall. are edged with primroses, with
bunches the name d were et the end ; the rood•
noises on either side of chmacel being gracefully
setwined with I.y, relieved M intervals with bunches
of primroses. The front of the pulpit Is almo•t
covered with ivy and other greenory, set off with
&ohm &wen, including arum lilies, azaleas, deuiteim,
gm., the whole prseenting • very pretty appearance.
The readies-dmik la trimmed with bunches of primroses
end •lolete at the top on one side, with a large wreath
of primrome In one of the centre panel.; while' the
other aid• hia• an • iging of cineraria.. &eters, (labile.,
&m, with a cense of prlmrows as a central o•nament
just below. The imandar.l, are enwreathed with ivy
bad primmses, whil-t in the west window la the text,
"Jean. Livia," nicely don* in primroses out • ground-
work of muss. 'lle font has a pyramidal cover out.
lined with primroses, with • wreath of Wenn:wee
aod ferns, dueling in the bowl, the niche. being also
filled with bunches of primroses. Mrs. 0. Rents, the
lbws. B worms* and the Mame Lock undertook the
decorative work.—At West fordington the decors-
Mood wig MO t beautiful, some of the choice dowers
of the ...aeon being need.—At Nast Fordington the
decorations were ctosdned to the chancel and font, but
they were very pretty.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-22

BNOCAINO DEATH OF A RAILWAY OFFICIAL.

Shortly after fira o'clock on Sunday morning, when
the night watchman was tuning out the lights on thei
landing *twit of the Cherbourg and Jersey steamers,
he disc 'wired • b ely in the water at the Pier end i.l
the stage, between the pile. an I the iron ladder, face
downwards. H proemial sailplanes, and the body was
ut out, when it was tonal it we. that of Inspector
Watkins of the Lan in sm I SouthMestern, Railway,
arad that he was quite dead He was at onoe orinveyed
both. Pulice-Wation, when an examination took place.
There was a nasty cut on the forehead, awl an attesalon
ow the forehead, ,eit h.y ni that there was no other
Man of external 'Amy. Hie watch bad stoup d at
twenty-one miontei pail ni c He was wen on the
landiog steam abut • quarter past nine on Saturday
night, and the suppLeitLin is that he miwiai the steps
at the end and fell over int, th• water, striking his
heal agaimt the iron lad ler, thus causing ineensi.
Allay. The OCWA canna I cinialerahle seniation,
descried haviug been at Way mauth Staqiin n-any 30
1 ""4.1"0wn. An
Lague"' hi
held 1-doy (1..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-22

ADMIRAL lIR'vEIT MBSION TO
ABYSSINIA.

CORDILL XATIVS

Admiral Hewett, with Captain Speedy, Mason By
and his suite. after aasen ling the Menai.. Pa..,
arrived at lt. Ala ,la's camp to.day. Fifteen
hundred h .rwinen met a. at the too nt the in inatain.
and coo sled the Admiral to Aloola, who was
encamped on • plateau Lear the villago of Asmara,
and suirouaded by two thotasand infantry, the great
drams sound( g " flow do you do?" and • mo.t
o rdnl roovii,ion being given. Tie anilvee say that
no other mission has lawn received with so Enoch
honour. We 'eat here one day to deliver prinenta to
the chief., and leave for Adowa oe the following in gro•
lag.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-22

GREAT FIRE AT 'LANGFORD.

Shortly Aft .r ini 1....rtt on Tnursd•v arid &rly no
Fri-I.y morning, the iohnbit.ols plan.lford were
rouse I from their slumbers hy an alum ot fire .04
bpi I glare in the sky. Th ors resident ne.r the
scene of conflagrati in were soon assured the Ore was
of more than onliotry extent. And so it proved, for
14e vast warehougss. stores, and dwelling-home of
4arae.. sen.doitsplers, were from Ito be an easy
prey to tb • dercuriug elemeet. Situate, as the build-
ings are, in the centre of ssrestreet, with houses al.
dnieff, en I surrounded at the roar by cottages, the
tbrea.enel danger to sdj scent ropertv woe very great,
but by dint of Almost soperbuman rif rts by the Bland.
fcrd Fire Br E . le and wi bac ban& too numerous to
men,ion, th.- Ore was 13114133441 e confirm 4 to the
premise.. The piercing north-east wind blowing at
the time lent a stimulus to the I twos, and blew
Immense cloud. of fire alla dust ace Na the street,
rendering the property on the opposite side in •
peculiarly dangerous posiition. In fact lb* intones heat
set Ore to the window frames of the Stu In and Mr.
King', at the Rile Armoury, whilst as ler se the
Literary Institution, near the market placealthe wood
of the door *aught fire. Them Ignitions were, how-
ever, soma extinguished. The whole of the reeidsota in
the vicinity of the Ore were soon eniregol ia removing
their goods ta safer pisotabat happily the precautions
were not neceewary. although Lb. itOale.iiste houses
suffered somewhat from the deluge of water played
thereon. The whole rd Messrs. forces' premien were
destrosed, roesther with a large .1 clt of wnnl, furni-
ture, plat kc. The es, hunted loss is £3,000, wholly
covered by insurance in be Sun Fire Office. for which
company Mr. P. A. borne. ip the Etlus 'ford agent.
As we writs the ruin. ars still seeeumed".l4......
of wood, in the eveolous fo ir.storet warehOuse
all laying a smouldering heap inside the roommate of
the wall left etawilac.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-22

PEPPER'S
TARAXACUM
AIIII PODOPHYLLIN.

A FLUID EXTRACT OF

DANDELION AND NOD= ROOTS.

Good for Liver Disorder.
The best Anti bilious Remedy.
Without a particle of Mercury.
Safest and surest Stomach and laver Medicine.
Clears the Head.
Regulates the Bowels,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-22

COUNTY PETTY BEBBIONB.

SAVA() T.—Beir 11. B ti.ldktn,Eeq. (Iti the
chair). ILO .1. WI Ohm., E. L. Kin Eq., tad
G. W. ifi.,yer, Esq.

APPLICATION,.
On the appllort'o-i of the vestry of Puncknowlee
George Eveleigh WS, app oin ted Mai oltant-OValaaifof
that parish, In the place of Henry Stephen..
A temp nary zuth,rity I sell at the Mermaid Inn,
Portlen.i, era. grantei I. Jape Green, wall" of
Thomas George Green, the lit. bemuse,.

SICRIOLTi CHA`tGF. A-71AINiT A YOREiTERS'

KCItE I'ARY.

Waii.. Ja.., aeorettry of Court
" Robin 11..1," fi 3.A.0F. w. chargei with
embezzling the gnus ot LII 14s. 41., the m m-7 .11
thww?ciety•

Deleu,ll.nt plaided guilty to the chug..
Mr. Howard, who appeared tor the promotion,
pleadei for mercy on b.li elf of the defendant. Ile
asked the Hooch to deal ae leniently as they possibly
could with the tou. He hal hitherto held a good
ehereeter, sad there we nothing known against him.
He had a wife and children dependeut upon him, and
hitherto he had held a good position in le miety. He
had also been very energetic in the society, and, for
various other reasons he e old mentiou, he trusted,
on behalf of the prusuution, the Bench would deal
ea leniently as pusihle with the eau. Woodsford had
given them no trouble Awe the dlmovory of the defi-
Mussy, and had urea all the assistance he possibly
would lithe matter,
_

The B.Derb wished to hear nowt formal evtionce,
and Mr. H mat.l °tiled
_ _ _

Mr. 8. R. Reeks's, who asl4 he resided at Eversh,it,
sad wee • member of the Court in qn-ation (Robin
Hood, CM, AL.O.F.) Defendant hal been ,eicretary
of the Curt, an I the del nieneies tO• dot-, 'at ad•
=Wed ammnted to £3l 14t. I. Ihifen lion ha
rendered every amistans., in fact It would bars b•en
t, have g 4 at the de6eit without his
maktanoi. Unfortunately. the bivike were not kept
as they should bare been, an 1 the defendant had the
sonounta in hie head. The Court had no wish to be
hard upon him, and the promoutio,i hvi b •en tin ler.
taken, not wi much on hehol of the Conic
am on beihnif of the dietilot generally. It
warn referred t, the diatrie, iv, I they did not feel
jn.tifiad in pe..in4 it oeer T,, II n gelid) to
pewee for • •in.11,t,•• •ent n .e. To, J fen 'ant wan •
inarried man wit! • wife no,) chlidren dependent upon
his earijnia. .

The (Jltalrot an, addreseiog Um defendant, ; The
0 iort o.noi look on this vtltorwies than 3. a very
arrious offerms, iii halm oo douht you feo; it t hi.
Ton hs•a been In a poiltlm of ernes, yoo tilt • the
mosey of the society, ail hare abne..i Um*. e oni lance
which IMO lire° pl mei in y hi. I, c,. • germs of
what Slr. Baekett has ra'il oeh din,• pit a very
heavy poivilty up so you ; 4,14 k cc sot lie othorwios
than • eervre oar, c .olidering the imount which le
°lensed am the defialesioy. We 410 mak , an ord-r
fir you to repay, as I la ad iltion Is th it we torkt
Indict a penalty of C 5 sof co'''. You are It ibis to a
penalty of £2O ()Jafen ions w o all ,soo • firtolglat
In which Is pay the elm an! t • , moathi is whloh to
pay the delicleacy.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-22

Royal for.. Guard..

Pm, 11 Ay. T• 10 pairs 01 bwots lined with fur were
also Laken and for physic—with which It Ls well to be
supplied whoa travelling in uutot•thrway plaose—.ouse
quietus mad Cockle's PAUL tits leiter • moat invaluable
methane, and one which I bare used ou the natives
owssi £tris wish taw greet., t nossib6 soccer In fact
lb..swreauosss easels produced awns the mind and body
of as Arab ilhalh. who wee Impervious to all Wave
medialeen whets 1 didatinister to him eve
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-22

TEE PEOPLE'S CONTES 74 VERY.
ro gAe Lat.for.

Slr,—lt would appear from sour Issue ..f th+ lltl,
hot. that the P•ople • Off.. Terrell is I. d
Wag diverted from its orldiaal objset, an.l browning
a mere privates buskins.. Such • chassis was
not. I sal sure, oontsasplated by it, Intivier (the
late Mn. Biegbaro), or by the subscribers who helped
I'. slut it. If, as commonly rep ,rted, the vrimralttee
charged with the maaagemeot of the c,ff-is I tvern
have awylected their trod, arid are about to
appropriate to themselves the basins ss .4 the lavers,
their conduct merits the condemn/sant of esery bone.t
am, and the Dorcheeter Tot Abotioeucv S ,ciety
who dissect from she action of the commi't.e should
take steps to inform the public of the facts of the rms.
A CONSTANT RIUDER
Dorcheet 1., April 15th.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-22

sumrsA zxccißao.vs TO WATERING
PLAGE&
Tio Ad Alitir.

Sir—By your permission, I will take up a little of
your space in reference to the above exoursions.
Weymouth, the Naples of England, is quite the
favourite with many. Daring the twenty yean past
many other town. n the south sod weal °oast hove
been male orwe attractive, and the accommodati
lu every es., of gas word in reolete. T.:.• only t Or,
Plane for example, viz., Weeton.Eaper- Mare, and
B iurnemouth ; the latter place id beocualag all the
rugs. It'. nothlog these days—in fact amen giatis.le
--for excursionlice travel all night from the Mid-
lends, to have clew boors by tbii eencide at Banns.
The question that &rides, Mr. Editor, in my inin7, Is
not how shall we vet visitor. from the Midlands, but
within • radius of 600, 60 1nt1..? Swan la barmy
Its iron root man, which will greatly sielet lie
Lb. developunent a the town, awl wanly am Id.
~1 Purbeck will bare many visitors thereby.
Cannot Weymouth be privileged with Asap trains
I front Enienudy, ttlattro.d, and aiindford, and later.
mediae stati•me on tbar,est.7 I. oar Me. an t or
slayon witti tattier tuna ot.al pennons, were to take
the matter op In earned, I am of opinion that
excursion tioluite w mid be Weed from &Unary, k
at only one .hilline, ineiudisg the return journey by
any train the ems day.
" Horucc."
April 1/thi
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-22

WIYIIOI3TH.

SU:COAT SCHOOL USION.—Toe goal torly meeting of
the above was held at the Bonk-huildingo School on
Wecia sday eveniug. Tee no.. provid-d at rix o'clock,
Awl at seven o'clock • meeting was held, when the
1t,.. W. Lesio presided, in the abeence of the prooklent.
the Rom John W.,c. I. The principal budgie.. of the
coating waa the election .1 offi :ors I.r the en.uing
year, which was by ballot, the mutt bring :
President, Mr. A. D mole ; •ioenpre‘i lent. Rio'. W.
L.wis ; eacretory (ronelected), Mr. E. A. Love. Attr
winging and prayrr, the Chairman gave an addronie
Lunching on the wont of 'staining our elder scholar,,
and also *nutlet" those who do not usually attend our
ocb iota. The chairman rahe I a Jo, in which he
Invited dioctiosion. Several tflocti,ro an I superin-
tendents took port, which mule the evening pass
very pleas tatty. After a fun w.,r to front the Char-
men and 'login; sod prayer the rnertlog closed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-10

SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MARVELLOUS APPLICATION.

SEAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY NARMLEU

CURES OLG-STAHOING SKIN GISEASES.
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.
r , is rearcely any waption but will yield to
" in a fsw dap., and c.oniasnce to tub
•u. if .eemiiy pant care. Ordinary pimples,
.s. blotcliew, ',tut rm.,zhn a. %3111-h as if 11
- •h.; whilst old, railurinri skin di,,rl re, ccrrma,
scow, psoriasis.r n. nirig. t der, ityri.cds. however
in.p.) root. 1. ••iili. line" fully attacle. 11
11. An in the alli ll 131, ale winch nuelly CllllllO theis
!Ay, iiritabls, painful affsctions, and produces
cirnr, smooth. supplc. brain:). skin. •• Sulpholios"
Lotion is sold by CI:. inirts orrytchere.

Bottics. 2:i'. 9d,

VaPER'S
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-10

DRONE AND CONNILITIMO ITIL/CL. DAYAOL

Emma Moot was eaniatoned for being drunk at
Wea asui.—P.O. Witt proved the mes.—Tnere was
a second charge of wiifol damage to • door, the pro-
perty of Elward Barnicent. —Toe woman threw
atone' at the door, mauling the partels, and defacing
the brickwork, and doing damage to the extent of
Tar.—The defendant pleaded provocetion, and showed
to the Bench hu blackenisd sys, ths result of Mrs.
Bernickitt's vi..denoe.—rtie Burch fined hoc 10a, in-
olading oosts, for beini drunk. With regard to the
other charge she was bound over in £lO to keep tim
pews for three months. lb. Butoh &Prised hu In
omtrol hu temper, and to keep from drink.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-10

POOLN.
THE LITE PETITION.

MONVAI.

_ .
So the great demonatration aiming the promoter/
of the petition which was to have taken place tomight,
im the burning of their elltirie., ha, been abandoned.
Mr. Harri. 4 ha. mut decidedly set hiA foot upon it.
In fact, 1 atn told, the hen. nteinber mid if it were
precoeded with ho would at onia., accept the Chiltern
Hundred.. The head* ..f the Tory-_I beg 'mkt.% I
"pregme.ive•Con.ervative"—lauly we*
al*. "pp med to it. Now, all that rouains for th.eiii
who have been to the tnell,lo una expeu,,,, of getting
imp them, counterfrit pre...entluent., more or le..iarti+tic,
i t.. tend,r ly cetivey them to the back-garden ..n.,
their member, awl there, ..ver a friendly pip.: and
have an illuminated revenge all te theim.elven.
This possibly would net be quite ee tliJete with satiq•
faction as • public performance would have been, but
it might, to a ',light extent, he tense cowedation for
the clumppeintnumt.

I think '.lr. Ilarrin's acti.on.will be applauded by coin-
pie of either ',hada of politic., and that he
will not sutler in the estimation of hin constituent, by it.
such pesceedings a, those contemplated belong to the
barbaroun last, before Schoolhoards were invented,
and we hear little. of them now.a-days, exoept
when perhaps a virtuoun peawntry (about to be
endowed with the Franchise), living in the wild, of
the country, having had their nense f morality out.
raged by some erring couple, indulge in what in called
in Dorset " akinimerton•riding," thereby to evidenee
their respect for the 7th Ounnaandutent.
•-•

In the present instance no possible good could has's
occurred. Indeed, (in the other hand, a great deal of
harm might have been dune. It is hardly likely the
Radical. would have stood quietly by and allowed tho
proeoedings n. be earritiii out without a spirited
reinonstrane, ; sod as the boys and "din lovely girls
( p... 1., th.. I,ngdeet "poto " calls the latter/
are always ready for a sseinsinage, the probability in
the result would have been a number of broken head.,
and the oocupyi of the time of the Bench tor
several boars on Thursday beast
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-10

PRIM' ?BOK 4. ad.

Write for Illustrated Liit of Warming Stoveo to

THE HOLBORN LAMP d, BTOYE COMPANY,

lid, HOLBORN, LONDON, E. 0.,

And say whore you sinr this advortiament.

BILLHEADS, naiad or Plain, in *very
Variely, Printed at Ilodorsi. Prices, and with the
utmost. Promptness, at tho Office of this Paper._

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Z. ITEM Propzistor.
WINES AND SPIRITS,
Best Quality io Bottles, at Wholesale Prices.
&gent to. Alleoppa and Baas's Ales Mono's Loodoa
Rol the nilebratetl Honiford Ales.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-10

000KLrs PILLS

will never fade from my mammy ; and a friend of mine
wna paa.ad through the same district mauy mouth. .It.,
wards, informed me that my fame as a ' medicino man
had not died out, but that the marvellous mire waa even
lA.. a Warne of oonverwation la the Now."

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS

.111/1 2111

ONLY PREPARATION
They place before the public.

C 0
OHLE'B ANTIBILIOOS PILLS

TIM OLDEST
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-10

GOOD HEWS FOR THE DEAF.

O_
RCHARD'S CURE FOR DEAFNESS
may be used with Perfect Safety, as it contains
nothing which can possibly injure filo Ear. Pries.
Is, lid per Bottle, or free by Post to any Address for
14 stamps, from
E. J. ORCHARD, CHEMIST, SALISBURY.
Any Chemist will procure it to order Hundreds of
curse hate been effected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-10

QUININE & IRON
HEALTH.
STRENGTH. TONI
ENERGY. C.

fitREAT BODILY STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
IS QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—By infusing
new I,fe, enriching the blood. and btrengtheuing ths
mrsetilar system. the manifold symptorns of weakness
dienipear, appetite retains. fatigue ceases, mermaid
lieu.. genoral accession of atrongth and vigour my
the whole system abirboantly wires the benefit deri% ed.
V. AT NERVE LTRENCTH. PEPPER'S
I a QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—It braces
up the weakened ilervou. Fystenl, :met incien3ts ths
eice-ytli of the pulse. rapidly dispelling the ilepresi.ed
irritable condition resulting from prostrated ncives.
Bottle contains 32 doses.

KE AT MENTAL STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
0 QUININE AND IRON TONIC, hy its
iolluence on the body and nerves. repairt
the rasa,; eau,e,l by overtaxin4 the brain powar.
and en g I*t rm.nliy ',nett mental strength. It COsill
:wee .lose. Refuse men it;.l immetn.

•
ftREAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
17 QUININE AND lON TONIC
sitil, sen,at ions, r.•moves
L. all f,ariL palpit at ion. hr. 1104 'minable
medicine for delicate females. Ity the cordial loiter
f.* or Popper's Tonle always increases the MITI t
aiaL by its me. all necessity for beer, witi.e, or spirit is
siiobled. In, et on hating only Pepper a Tonic and
not • mixture of the chemist's own compotililling.
Bottles, 4s. M. each. seat earriace free by Parcels Post,
1,11 sending the amount iu clamps or P. Order to Juba
& Cu- lh Ifoid Laboratory, London. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-10

DORCH ESTER

WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, JULY 9tb & 10th,
Iss4,

Whoa PRIZES, amounting to about

X3O 0 ,

WILL BA 0F1.111.11D WOil 00.1frarl01037.

There are Four Classes, with Prises amounting to
£24. restricted to Residents iu the County of Dorset ;
and also Special Prises for ;SHEEP DUGS, kindly
presented by Mews. Ensor, Symonds, and Duke,
Auctioneers,

l'rize Lists and all particulars can be liad on appli-
cation to tbe.IioN.SICILITAIIT, Dorobeater.

MILK IMINTITUTE
FOR RIARING CALVS3 OR PIGS.

MANCIPACTOUD MT IT
SPOUNJER tND ONA. G UNiBRO.,

Is a bithly nutritious and perfectly Soluble Food that
will profitably roar a cALr from a FORTNIGHT
OLD at thr small ...rat of ONE PENNY per FEED
sad is iuvaluablo for foeding Pigs. It roquiree no
boiling, but only mixing with boiling water.
HuNntins ThiTimoNi.tLs from some of
the largest FARMERS can be snows if required.
Sold by AGENT i throughout the Kingdom in
bags, with full directions, at 4s. 91., 'Jo. bd., and
Ilk. each. or 3.55. per cwt.
To. I tlowini ars solccted from a number of similar Testi.
wows& . .

Foreeeeree, Wizbun, February leth,
Detr ihr,-6•e10e04 D t.br th• leen Sputum'''.
Milk •utreti me I hail tr •ne y.,u • *le rt Urn. owe Maw
SIMI tletre tl 3' or Srteat c atruni nom; Iti•411 ha •
141 b au be pat in ,•It.Ln 11 the OWL. ee I h.. natant.
it to 5 Men •...1 15le des 1.41 1•171..er 004 • i

U.. oo:,” or th lam roan alt. Is or,
100 uor,l Iqlpc.Wc a lw a-year Olaf.
bop• to uto. dp mote?. Llk aub.taltltA.
CAIN.

Mr. A. Lee. Newt* Abbott,
Oralrmo.. —I loot it • duty to t.n.UrO 1.. Ike
wooled's taoszy •4 y..otsu.lk Suboitute. I IrAi..•
Me owl 'Awe t t • lit er of pl4e tit .t Woo 0.4 d won.
owla • oho, limo the wtor-roteen we• adv.' bin I
bons low triml S ien Hui b‘i amino tt,i. 4.14 4.
St ht weeks o t • ho •or h I en-
CUt
rsnll l•ner ',ea ...ur Pro .ar lot reaing and
bus ang, sod As I nor. r bs • .tnou

Twos sums ac t *v.
Area for Dorchester sod District —Mr. K. V.
WATTS, Clumnist, isorchestec . _

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-10

rEPPER'S
TA RAXACUM
AND HPHYLLIN.

A FLUID EXTRACT OF

DANDELT_ON AI.D MANDRAKE ROOTS.

Good for Lic-r Dicoreer.
The best Ant.in'ious Remedy.
Without a pa,.:',l, cf Mercury.
Safest and sure Stomach and Liver htedicdne.
Clears tha 'Lad.
Regulates the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-10

A RIDE TO KHIVASULPHOLINE
LOTION

OAPTALN FRED lIVENAEF.

Royal Ron. Guarcbt.

_
Page 31 Two pains ot boots lined with fur were
THE CURE FOR SKIN DISEASES!
also taken and for physic—with which it Is well to be
supplied wham travail's, in cow ucth•-way placm—socat IN A FEW DAYS
quinine and Cockle'. Mils, the latter a miwt invaluable THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAY I
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the marvellous effects produced up m the wind and body
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WEYMOUTH.
MILITIA REVIEW.

Notwithstanding the time of the review of the
Militia was kept aim At a e-cht, a largo COLIC .tume of
people adesinble i oh the Nothe, and wet hed with
much inter.t ths pert woman, of the men after a
month's training. 0 dvoei d opd: at
LI vralt-etlr, hal in.p.dmis I th is the pre•eh. lay, nuil
the tangiest ia whioh they went through heir trill
gave the greateet eatiafami.oh. Toe t irn •'ii. on Fri by
was •is irriditable one, the m-n I hk-4 clew. and
Naafi, 441 I the drill they were put through was nog -
formed with great *Walkup.' as in • eoldierlike style.
General Willis, who took pint in the Egyptiau im-
paign, was the inspiriting oftdier, soil he was aeoom-
penis I by the Assistant Adjotsot-Gineral at p •rt.-
nistd and an Ai Is- le-C imp, ad mei Marshall an I
other uthoere being prosimut. Colmol it, I +rat in
Gunman* of the regnasnt, an I he 021.14:h0.,0v
highly grati6t.l a; the high opiiii.on such a th orou4h
addlor a G ,neral W,lli. domed 4 hi. we,.
At the a.m.:km.4os of the Intl the inen wore for met
I. quids, and Cdlonel ‘faaadati., ad Inciting the
moo, said—Oolooel Nall, Officers, Non-oommiesioned
tddloers, and him of the 3.:d idattslloi D 'rest
itvaiirmeat, —I am pleaded wth h•ving the pleasure
and honour of ittityvoting you another year, and I can
only say lam greet y please I and aetonished with he
admirable way in which all the parade movements
have been carried out. Tall orobiog pat in double
o ompanies was most egoollent, sod the dressing of
..alaue au 1 nuo-o.unadevionel uo,rs we, very g•oid.
To wheeling was ex.xlient and most eteady. lam
sure Sir George Willis is greatly pleased with what
he ham sees, ad after such an opinion as he will give
it I. unoecsosary for in• to say •oythin: to 70. It
will.k •werer, dive me great Isea.ure to ink-n highly
fsvourable report of the regloseot. With regard t
an Aber, who is eh ,ut to .e.re you, Nlathitie.
I am sure all rank, will regret hi, (lop irt.ro.
tiv• year.. 111, ia ,tlOttl/I'l4l Ii • lii, VS shi
r.ry herd for the re,imeut. I. I east ii leiat hair .1
olio-r, and! mu side, y•u will hv vorry t • lova him.
am sorry the rii4i,sa •,at iS ab it half ia eiy,ngtge.
loetead of it. bolas 809 it is only 383 poly half its
strength. This is nit be fault of •ny on-, hut I Jo
hop. sett year it will am. old very WWI et•ioLov.
-tome of you are splendid to 'king luau, adi the be
will he prowl to have snub siidis,, aii•l I Lop, many
will j .in it. I tan only say it will give is. great
: pi..gurs I. make a highly avoura.olo rip it .4 the
regiment. You will sow go hack t • D.orelietter,
brads up, and I hope go to your his a quietly, an,l I
tenth you long Me and happiness.
Toe moo were ths m.rib.l hack to the bursas,
the band playing Uol save the queen, and they were
Mamboed.