The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-21 00:00:00

FATAL ACCIDENT AT WIMBORNE
STATION.

On Friday evening last, Mr. David Cutler, 'dealer
of wood, raiding at Woodlands, near Cranborne,
was knocked down by • train when crossing the line
at Wiishorne station, and in • short time died from
the injuries he received. T. Rawlins, Eaq., coroner,
held an inquest on Saturday afternoon. 11 seemed
that on Friday afternoon Butler had been to Mr.
Cook, the Wesleyan Minister at Wimborne, few a
hymn-book for the chapel of that denominatiou at
Woodlands, and took tea with him. He arrived at
the sheiks about a quarter to six and took • ticket
for Verwood, the train for which platys does not start
till 6.38 p.m. Jose before Noun-express arrived, he
went to the booking Aloe with an old man, took a
ticket for him, and was rendering him kindly help.
He did not seem at all Ma hurry or excited, and they
proceeded to the platform together. As the expellee
train ran into the station, Cutler, who was on the
up-platform, jumped on to the line, immediately In
front of the express as it was coming slowly along,
to cross to the Salisbury train, which was on the
other side. The front of the engine struck him, and
be fell into the four feetspeoe between the rails. The
train stopped at its usual place, and be was fated under
the fret carriage, very much injured, It was sup.
posed by the lire box of the engine. He was ox'
tricated at once, and Dr. Parkinson sent for.
Cutler said " I am broken all to pieces." Before
the arrival of the doctor Mr. Gale, the station.
master, and MI the officials, showed the utmost
kindness to the poor man and did all they could to
alleviate his sufferings. The guard of the Salisbury
train very wisely bandaged one of his legs where an
artery was torn, and the doctor said had it not been
done he would have bled to Noah. Cutler waa
quite sensible, and sent ror the Wesleyan Minister
to make his will, and he signed it. The poor man
was convinced he was going to die, and rid be was I
quite ready. Dr. Parkinson found Cutler had a I
comminuted fracture of the left leg above the ankle,
the bones protruding, the right heel was much torn,
the 'cep severely lacerated, and the man suffering '
from • very severe shock to the system. Immediate
amputatOn of the leg being neosseary, his removal i
to the Defeat County Hospital was advised. Dr.
Parkinson's eon, • medical man, accompanied him
with the stationmaster to Dorchester. Mr. Mean, ,
the general superintendent, had been telegraphed
for, and arrived by the next train, and ho made the I
arrangements. Before arriving at Wool the man
was dead. Two medical meg were at Dorchester,
:dation on the arrival of the trine. It was con-
sidered beet that the body should be taken back
to Wituborne by the mail train, and the van
was locked, and put into • siding till that
time. Mr. Mean was present at the inquest
and stated that as soon as the alterations
were completed at Wimborn• dation, there would
be a passage made under the line for crowing from
one platform to the other. The jury returned a
verdict of" Accidental death," and appended the
billowing:—" '[he station-master and all the ser-
vants of the company are free of all blame with ,
reference to the accident, and did all in their
power to assist the deceased, and alleviate his suffer-
mg& They are glad to hear that the Directors of
the company intend to make a way under the rail-
way for pesseneers to cross, as now that the trains
are so numerous and frequent, they consider such
accommodation is absolutely necessary, and that it
abould be immediately carried into effect.

A BgTERAGL AID A kkloll.—When the blood is
I, the cold of winter or the brain Is ovarta.ked by lung
coot ttait.l rl.tty, hots Namable, int igorating, and grateful 6, •
%•:i gut. Epp.'. This
mite, able!. t smelt-nee has sen-ed to omit Into • daily
-ermsity,Clll he f"ond to ;amooss all the p. 4 qualitiso
dict without any .4 the evil. that attend upon
stupirical preparati..n. or alcoholic atimolants. To the man .4
1.0.i...ta and t" the man .4 'mien it is alike welcome, locanao
cad. nogal. • restoculte after the t and liar.. .4 the dar.
A' in Annie Eppea CanC Is h. Id in high esteem Iv the
te.4.-uon, mod o tar) taut-rally wed a. a attletitutc
for NA at 141.0.1.4, he lece at ..114.er, and be wine at lunch.
Wink c wow in ether below Inspiently agent atm Indigtotton,
11,,. admirably pmiurcd Newtiser is 111.V•T lonnd to net
ittpaims.ly °pm 1w Inliary secretiotts or upon the Itenerni
habit. It ranl. anion,: the Ide.cdties which an advanced
cis ih..t bet tunii.hm, and Itas romised the welbmental
hon. la .4 a world.wide approral. - - From the Caen*
Memetrei.

Tie. Ten imported byhharra. Hornung,. is arsoka k
it cs.nritts mtly eht.im !soar., Seam.
II •D0L14.4.(111, ?wawa. the lease is ,an. b h nrl by the
Chin** *lll, the usual mineral 'fieri.l9rja.tf'l.''''.
M' Th.,. A ‘ST•orai strum • gene preference. fkitsirle
JOWL'. an. sigitssl 111.reSIVAN
r.v. 1,4 .4 /peril A yr sda refer tu ads ertisanent.
fIuLLIM AI'S (D.' • •ND riLLN. —Never it
fault. In all irritations al the skin, sures. Ulcers, btun, and
ettl`ftrenicilts t 4 the glands Ilollosse)'s I holmen•
in musts a ready seal ea.) means .4 cure, which nest* .Itsapt
Isnato the no.* favuurahle extestatn.n. It manifests la
it pretillor ismer in restraining indsounati.m. 'emoting
u.s.ling the hosted IDeal, ned ekarking nil
ur unhealthy dateharges. Whil4 thus acting
the Pills are IP, leas rionartiddi fm their ismer in
intprut log the general cmiditlm, au.' halal .4 Isaly, attach
remlers the rums eurtsplete anti is rmanent l'n lb.
general influent*. .4 them putrid renterhet, the puny infant
lassulies the ndm4 chill ; the pale awl enaseisted tegsin
colour and rotundity, and lbts tippeptio net. freely aithout
hair.

II,FRIN OF VIOLIN? COUGH AND iNFLANM XIION OF
111 r. flow IT IN. leastca's Warraa - lteeb.lh Ilumphrica
I'..mbe..treet. Kacter, Informs Mr that about three years att4l
•lie tree • gnat bitterer from • 'lobed rough and hillanttitatin•
.4 the cheat. which raised great enable...a- her cough ea% tar-
t witted) dletreraing at night. A friend gene her •In .4 the
Water, and awe bnand isnottallate rite!, and hab n. retur• ad
tb..,..0gb. Ac., (ger Were. —(Si.ne,lt t. L. Mallet, Chentid,
South btnr.t. Exeter. 11,. I...cock't Water, gite intent Mier
RIO a Mpiti cure ol Lathes.. ,ol.•.spib.n, coughs. enidx, and
all .11..n1er..4 the breath and linu.tx. All throat alteetions am
nonictlibtaly relieved by allowing one owes...tonally to dlaudre
in the ttttt uth. To Singer. and Public Speakers they are
ito dual.le for clearing and Prlx•plicning the I olce. and have
• lA. ant taste. PH, 1.1. 10., MI per Dna. Sold by
1.1 l I ,114faji•L‘.

HUNTING APPOINTYKNni.

The F.aat Dorset RosaAs will meet on Wednesday,
174.1rne ; Thursday. Durweaton Bridirs—at 11.
Mr. Itadclytte'a Hounds will meet on Thunday, at
Wolverton—at 11.
The Bleekusoor Vale Foxhound* will meet on Tuesday
(this day). Caundle Marsh ; Thursday, (Manna, ;
Friday. Fifehead Nevlis—at 11.
Lord Foltimors'a 11..unds will mast on Wednesday,
Iluelalaad Ripen ; Thursday, Oriautone Geto—
ut 11.