The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-18 00:00:00

Meg but Unsullied's that drag these smensims trains
25mi1os an bear weigh 60 tons each. The tub& tbat
ratings 0..* traias is airily ham tbs. Channel
Is oda min Franco. Such is ths raptditg di travailing
sow, that Spanish ergs mom Ma Pyrenean, pass through
sad arriss in London almost ilk WIN to be mold
fir new laid ones.

IT has long been know that Tea fully reliable for
strength and real ....liespness, son oily bar secure] be the
Chinese ent rely disonotinning the um of niineial mean
is "snob" for "face over" the leaf ; for this eery uofair ,
pectin has long been • heavy tax no tbe English con.
miner, u the Chinese do It to enable them to eerily I
toleoflreliTywitaeu.tortdbleos
planes.
taiton.hitin.r:itttism. To
it. all fres front mineral Powder, the an'•• 6 • don
olive hoe, the Bleak is aot intensely dirk. Sold always
in peckets. See list of Agents in oar columns.
A flooronSAN'a USW Or Ariatt.—There met have
been some carious ups linens of Scottish !miaow brought
out at the examination or esteobisini by 11110ciotere
of the !leek before the edsoinistration of the sommusios.
Thus, with referenda to human ashore before the fail
—a titaness milted. "What kind of a man was Adam r
"On. just like inter folk," The minister insisted to
having a more special deseriptios of the first man, sal
pressed for more esplanation. "Weal," mid the
eareebsinen. "he was just Joe Aims" the bons
eourer." "How an?" asked the minister. "Weld,
!nobody got °nettling by him sod MOOT lost."
A NOTUZI " FrOALI 1341111 Ult." the Loadoo /fusion
H0u.41, on Wednesday. Jane Dixon, 10, was charged
before the Lord Mayor with being in male attire is
Rishopute street Withoet, supposed for an anlawfal
parpou. She wee placed at the burin the some sloth's '
m when she woe arrested, via, a dark gray moat, waist-
coat. and trusser,. P.C. Almon said that about thus
on Tuesday night he found the prisoner silting oat a
doorstep in Sithoomilmstreet. She told him site was
very tired and buogry, that she had not tasted food
sine* H .day morning, and th•t else was a girl. Abe
ease from Sunderland by the boat on Sande!, and bad
some to London toilet abetter situation. Sims had been
a barman is a puhlie-hones In High-street. Silodorlood,
and had worn boy's suthel lOC upwards of two years.
The Lord Mayor mat her to the workhouse, she not
wishind to return to Sunderland, and gave instraetions
that she should be supplied with proper clothing.
Tea Reform oplestion having been preetioally settled
sod the "occupation" of the Counsil of the Reform
League virtually gone, that renoweed body Is now
devoting itself to a more diffioult teak them any it has
yet undertaken—that of abolishing war. This It I.
I doing by sending a circular letter to the various
I organised bodies of working men in sash aosetry in
Europe. The letter in question is bawd cm the thesis
that war is the mad sod snaked game played by
emperon and bingo with the lives sad wealth of the
people. Why should not law and arbitration, lay the
I Council, decide disputes, if *mote, arise, between
people and people as well as between mu and man.
I There I. othing of earthly good, we are than told,
I that the united moral forms of workingmen cemnot
accomplish. and It is therefore asked why this moral
force is not employed in even land for the development
of what is right and jest, the abatement of misrule,
the removal of .11 aristooratical usurpations and
injurious clan privileges, the promotion of the equ•lity
of social and politiml intereets at home, and the
progremive advance of the mutual enjoyment. happiness,
, and fraternity of all the nations of the human family?

MANCHNITSH MUTT OF ODDIPILIAWS—The annual
moveable committee of the Manehester unity of Odd
Fellows met it Whit Monday, at Plymouth, Mr.
James Curtis, of Brighton, the Grand Master of the
Order, presiding. From his op-ning address it appears
that on the gra January. 1866, the Unity •01114044
of 387,990 members, and thst during the peat year 35 909
new members were admitted, being the largest number
of admisdons 'nor made in the society in • angle year.
On the Ist of January last the total number of members
wu 406,256. The !luaus:lel returns for 1866 haat
not been completed. but on the Mist of January, 1866,
the Unity nomemed • capital of C 1,796,345, and after
paying £152,617 tir sick relief and alms at degth,
the aeonnsalated capital amormntiad to Cl 916,291,
being an increase on the year of £116916. The
members have voluntarily sabeeribed about £6OO. The
membery bane voluntarily subscribed about £5OO on
behalf of the National Lifeboat lostititte, to provide
a lifeboat to be called the "Odd Fellow."
MR. THOS. CnILIALI UPON Tie LONDON STMTS.
Mr. Thos. Carlyle, by visiy of marginal note to a
friendly article in "the Trees of Jane 3, desires to add
for his own sake, and for a mash valued friend, the
following little bits if nontroentery :-Ist. That I by no
mains join in heavily blaming Mr. Raskin, and, indeed,
do not blame him at all, but the oontrary, exempt for
the almnat intoneeivalle practioil blunder of printing
my name, and then of carlemly hurling topity-tervey
into wild inorogbility all he bad to report of me,
and indirectly of the whole vast multitude of harm-
less neighbours, whom live with hers—M London and
It. suburbs., more than 2,000,0 CM of as, I should think,
who all behave by second aware in an obliging, peace
able, and perfectly human manner to each other, and
are all struck with amazement at Mr. Ruskin's hasty
paragraph upon us. 2nd. That in regard to the
Populate or connate of London, to the clam dis-
tinguishable by behaviour as our non-human or half.
human ni-ighbounk which clam is considerably more
extensive anlinkesilaneous, wed much mins dismal and
disgusting then you seem to think, 1 substantially wee
with all that Mr. Ruskin has sai3 of it."

b..iti.m,uagi.r Jr. rash —d A
.7
th.""ier oorresPbTpoe"ren—t "of
the ',twerp., Deily Ant, atteotion to the horrible
cruel ios involved in the prevalent practice of " whits-
eeing" veal for the market. The miserable calf is
bled to feinting by a atab in the jugular viii; the
wound is stuffed nith tow • a little gruel is adiainstered
to restore the motion of lb. hurt, and preeently the
trotted is reopeeed ; "if the blood does net low reaclilv
Lb. tail is twisted hard up, and the animal tortured
with blows and kicke." Thi. species of totters is kept
op till death is imminent. The poor animal is then
tied together neck and heels and along bead down-
warda. The skin of the neck is then partially moneyed
and the 'congeries of veins cut sown with the knife
"An occasional blow with the poleaxe is given ea it
"am to an fro in the air; and the last remnant of
vitality is roused to the perception of pain by the
process of dressing, which racists in skinning the
animal at °erten puts and blowing in air while the
body is sedulously beeten with rods." All this reflood
torture is inflicted because people will hme their nal
"bleached" till it is ae white and ea tutelage as • kid
glove, 'nice.] of pnewNsing • rosy liii and • wholesome
flavour. Thin is evidently a matter in whisk peddle
opinion should he brought to bear in aid of bemanity I
and if the somounts thus gives by the eorreemeedente
of the Liverpool Dail), Pod be Garnet, the sooner the
"bleaching" calve. is numbered aesong the things of
the peoti, sooh as the whipping of pigs to death, the
better for our oomicienoes and our reputation:l.—Brea"
Medical lenrnal.
Tam Bi•UTT Of CHILDS= : A Walla To
1110Tatirt.—Tbere is no object in the world more
*aunt to look upon than a beautiful Mond. Even
the mossiest of old bachelors lout ackaowledge this
in hia heart, however disappointments may kars soured
his temper. Uofortunmely. however, the frotebnese
and natural bloom of chilhhood are often marred by
disaguring biaordera Sometimes we see youthful faun
blemished with fiery circles, and looking as if disease
had been at work upon them with. pair of monpuese
dipped in red ochre. Of mune every mother re
Mu. this description of Ringworm, to which tbe2
more dinnating 0uta..00418 ageotion know.. scald head
I. next a kin. Probably nine-tenths of us have bed •
tench of these unpleasant eruptive eomplainta at one
time or other, and moat of u• know that they are not
only diallgoring, bat excemively annoying and painful.
We are aware, too, that, most of the nostrums recom-
mended for them merely amid and atormvate Mamas
motion and that freqoeutly lead. to °Dego coed dicey.
of the skin. Under these eireonnstsocee, it is to be
pregame,' that all parent. who are not ouversaat with
On wonderful properties of Holloway's Ointeaut will
be glad ti learn, on good authority, that it is a tett
and thorough remedy for ringworm and maid
as well u for other external disecieu The lisehlenuy
which gom to establish the feet is ineontrovertible, and
every mother who wishes toes. the fuel of her darlinp
unclouded by eruptions, and their heads outvoted with
ezerement matter, is entitled to know thst Professor
Holloway has obtaimod such • reputation throughout
the .:orld for hie external and internal remedies, that
his name must , of 'course, be familiar to all our readers;
but after all, there is no harm in giving point and forge
'co general eimmeadatiou by speollying sedan disown
in which one known that they worked weeders. The
effeet of the ointment in oases of ringworm and scald
heed is hut a specimen of its marvellous operation In
all the akin dinoces; yet, we dare say, there are many
who have used it for boils, bruises, biota**, Ike, he.,
who have scarcely thought of it with mferonee to these
two sumps of childhood. If any mother oh old try it
on ego recommendation, we have little doubt she will
give it a permanent Mau in her aareery elect 10re...
time to mom Kook may be done to pomena the
ordinary cutaneous disuses of ehilAren by proper diet,
strict cleanliness, and regular admen* in the open air,
botanic the disorder tic actually developed Itself,
there is no curative too reliable as Holloway.* Ointment
—Albany Doily State &pie er.
Mi. Dias*ias ON Tall PoLICT Or TIM TORUN.—
Toreilay was opeach-day at the Merchant Taylor's
School, end Ur. Therarli being preens IA the diaper
whit* follow,' the seembee, improved the 0410MADO to
defend the Reform Rill- The right hon, gleilltnall
ego' :—We bare sormetunes been asked why we, who
emceed a measure that was brought forwerd last year,
and in emu 1144p.eti was limited in its character, OW
now eenuieetiouly introdue and "Lobel.' • 111.111.11 re
mush wider in its 001301114100.0611 end I. its ansagemento
It &puma to me that the answer to that I. estresely
may, sad coos which is perfeetly tionsiMent, not °sit
with oar souse of duty, butt with the Dater* of the
cirmentatemne that sorround ua We looked epee the
ntesemos of laM year as one which, if carried, would
ban seriously injured, if notdestrorrd the Conservative
poiy. and whisk at the same time would not hue
datislied the requirements of the State. We believe
that the measure we have brought forward is one
which will not injure the Camervatin party, but will
satisfy the r.quirementa of Um Nate. We ban
endeavoured to-found our mosaure upon • Mead sad
deep foundatme. and in our opinion we mud nrr in onr
intimate of the rharseter of the English people if tha
esnacquemeee ef the useeoure we have prepared are
each as scone Wok—bear, epee too limited and con-
trasted a view of the institutions of this oroustry. It is
not for me to onitisies the condnet of the House of
Cowman, hie. I bops Mine is.. Member of that Huse
who will be fund to cannel a belief that In ion-
sequence of the useseares we have imMedneed the
Church of Ragland will he in nun daeftw "I" is is st
present. Am I told in ti, 1.11 in the 'metre of the
put commercial ntv.pof4 eu Eaghsalt that "road
dupe wII melee boo the new oopetituenal eiLh
referenee to the system of tattatitle. and lb., an attirenn
will be made be brow the berth** of taxation on
properly which wiliest ie • reeerreeee to the old
Progeleelve *dead Why. gale MIN objects &etre,
each other. It woad be pine impanel& Mc re-onset
the old protective system and at the emu time to
throw the whoa* bertha' of taxation on property.
far from harkg theme regatta, the measure we hue pre-
luded oil', mooed's, to the tinealueoes opinion of my
colluguse, mid to the strength .51 spirit of the orm•
madly. In cosionelon. Kr. Dana Mid: I own I aim
ie NW happy that the emilesit of the pan asap
r = Tbellen will NM *Wm seeelesse sad gimp
cua eiresiry, Us fallen le the TOY *OW