The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-03 00:00:00

$ lengthy but eloquent addrem She dwelt at some
length open the American Women's Crusade, and the
glorious moults which have rewarded their effort& At
the close. Mrs- Mollu.). earnestly invitei thou who had
not already done so, *to come forward mid sign." Nude
9) persons signed the pledge before leaving the room. The
haD waa crowded.
Kimmel. Steno:es —At the parish church of St Mary s.
M'indol 1.0.1;5•ted..1 sermons were preached he Ut• Rev. E. B.
.Raw er, axle of W•ston Rerefordshirs,
and sesames; meretary an behalf of the Society for the
Proximation of the Gospel. The Itsctsr of Ilsidpert (R. iv.
J. L- B nealloae). and the Roy. A. A. Leonard c in-
ducted the services. At the close of such service collec•
none in
satiefsetory.aid of the society were made, and proved very
• Sc.ana.-43onairlarable enXterimmt was ceased bore on
Wedoeviey night, about eleven °clock. by an explosion
of a mixture: of gnapowdermotion or dynamite. .1%
app-aced that'i.goung man, Mr. ramt Nigh. goo 01 •
banker. who is vs/titles at Mr. 11.1mwoo4's, groper. West-
street, was trylag some ex nrimeets with this danceroos
substance. and fanning the same threw it fr no his
window. !Willa Not th.street, on to Uwe road. Immedi-
ately • tremendous explosion was heard, sad the elect
waste foram the gr vet mid it Me. to th, aij doing win bin,
ernaehiag about-Sill paned of glee. • large bole was dim
°overeat ix the rived abet • foot In cir.mraferenn. Many
people were startled I y hearing the ex 'raordinuy noise,
which they describe as that produces) by the di.charma
a beery piece of ortillery. The report ea. beard at the
ph.ho.,, by several inhabitants. • distance of two miles.
• • if older will b• modal-a.
Mimiosta.—At the N ii mai Nohoolrooass on Minday
*vented, the R v. IL B. Haerimhaw, rector of Wean;
Herefordshire, delivered an madman. ti • crowded
audience. Tbeaddrus era. made on behalf of the society
far the Proostatlon of the Gospel. lb. speaker being lb.
ma•nlaiag secretory. Ti. chair was taken by the Hector
of Bridirort. the Roc E. J L. B. Illnslomi. Previous to
the addnu the district trecretary, Mr. J. A. Collins, read
the report, which was not 10 setlefactury is that of the
previous year, whoa the slits of CS2 was remitted to the
society. There was certainly an exception t be made, as
the taut year has keen marked &acne of great COIOIDOICIIa
depreulon. The Rev. Z. Hawkshaw reeretted the fact
that the financial staimieut showed • deficiency when
contrasted with the remit...! last year. U. thought that
the two greatest et .rks and dull s of the Lliristian
Church were their support of missionarie at hem, and
at-road. Grand and encouraging results bad a civil,.
inn, the untiring egcrtions of that society, which for
seat ly 400 years had eel eed. India proved by Its present
state whet the societyh.d dose there At the beginning
of the preeent year there were hut three bishop. the's.
!ow there men uses. The Indian mutiny and the
17-iumma mar Ind minted • way for their glorious and
prabowortLy I doom, Ti, emigrant pipulati in of our
nin keenly felt the want I their support. Whit
would the landed proprietors of th s country do if the
en:Amami returned, which would he an in. vitahls remit
if the miatinnaries mere denied the support they claimed
at their hoods The tkiversotrot did not fail to provide
chaplains for primmera erten sent to Botany Bay, but
when npunbad to by the society on behalf of emigrants,
they could not undertake the work. It was herefore leis
to the English people to do this. India at the present
day numbered but coo niMiater to
who are Im.kiim to their...4RA people to help theist. There
are plenty of people in the country who are silting and
able tVI join in the good wok if they are only requested
to do so. He trusted th..t soon Gm society would
etif•suppertiag--that the Rocha people would become
mote folly alive to their responsinlity of propagating tle
suramef gram to the weds of the Mirth. The speaker
then exhibited male diagrams illusta•tive of the beethen
Mnioce. their temples. idols, A The Rev. Mae° 'wall.
of Psorton, preened a vote ef thanks to the lecturer.
Gamed nun cork The meeting wan ended by simian sad
prayer, collectiose Wag made at the doers in aid of the
ised.of the resew.
Boaourau Potterk Pridev.— Before Mr. T. 11. Rdsuends
(Munk and Mr. W T. Wbartham.
anda 41,1,4 Ruth lift, was charged with having Axed
a certain fire-work in a public thoroughfare in
trenuth oa the pie of November. Defendant p
guilty, esylag he was extremely Wry he lad &me is, he
Aid it without ebe slightest idea of the eoneeseeners.
Bureesat Gale mid ha WIWI near the spot when the ex.
pinion took Wash the report hp shad.' Meek wee es loud
ea that produced by the " Woolwich lariat." Defendant
went to Weymouth on iti• following morning and P.C.
Adams west there and Served bins parentally with the
soninions. Nevem] of the cum containing guapowder
cotton grenediseirmered upon him. The Mayer iv:premed
his regret as Indlog a reepretalote youth in tbat peeieton,
as hie faller was eon • well-knewa and reopened in-
habitant e 5 hoped lee present aim would be • reatioa
to him. represeated that if any parent had been
Peeing at ()me the gibe! LIPOn UMW VlOilla have hews
erring. Tined CI and 11.. 6.1. costa. The money Cu
Paid.
Monsse. —Before Mr. T. H. Ikimunds (Mayor), and
Kr S. W. Whethern.
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Amnion, remota mated 41u. Stayer{ who is nand
by We polies to be • probational Moor was charged
with hosing nab bib sualstonala is mast I. Proonn
tehef.—p.o. Asieuse soul the misoun mins to th• station
on the irarious day minus for a titbil. which he gave
r, as she stand she had nothing to sat during tbs di,.
and &nista having m mey. limb notching • bundle
es...soled under In shawl it wog found to condo shout
tw pounds of Mood. Sin• hod also a few coppers in IMO
re.eket. Prisoner would h.... nothing loony, and opposted
dritiohly indillenint to Inuit was going forward. Thaw
were astern nation matictions lumina Sim sad but •
month slace sin had undersoue • lariu of immisonnisist
lor • .ireoler offence at Besbinstat. Elsatenold to 11407'.
herd labour.

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()oower Count Friday. —Before lodes Leroy.
William Dwane, Ileumfoster, et Charles Gale, Nettle.
samba (Saint far LS 17a 61 for a harm. Mr. Leigh
appeared for defendant; and Sir. Day for plidnuff. Mr.
Dsy said Um actin. was to recover the above claim, ad the
home bad bees sold to his client, but Um animal sot
proving satbdactory. though baring been warranted,
bad been sent hack, Bit the defendant refused tot be It.
I) own* swore that on lf•tobsr sth be sold the defendant a
boa. is the public-house, Hilton, near P.rwerst tek. The
limas was as old one, mut be did is. 4 warrant it. Ha alm
informed him that the an,nbal lasi • had manta, but was
fit lur farm work. —By Mr. Dm : He gave nse • cheque.
and • week after stopped it. pay men tOnforming in. that
ho ',shed ta return the horse.—The landlord, Hr.
Danbory, and • man noised Happy were premot when the
deal am made, and beard all that patsed.—By Mr. Leigh:
I did a d Imo. th• animal had glanders in was otherwise
affeeted—Willism C toper, Benoiestwv, IMMCIP he was
prawat when the pun... took place, and heard all that
reamed.—ay Mr. hop: I.lbl notes' the animal is quistioa.
—Mr. Day : That Is enough. BAI solicitors aired the
ewe lta• otusblered ono of amber trernuaty or no w•rrauty.
Ilia Meson said that be considered lb. dad imply Onill of
sp.-Wallas, and the fact of giving no small • sum for a
horse woo • Bonniest corroboration that he must hare
known the bone • mkt sot have been warranted as perfect.
Verdict for ad data( accordingly.
8.,. R. C. (Lasky, rector of Weyford, near Ore salaam.,
• Mr. John Parry, pork butcher, of Briatpurt..—Hr. O. Q.
Nudin for plaintiff ; Mr. V. W. Gundry for defendant.
The Rev. G•teley I. one of Lbo trustees of UN Daubs.,
Turherville Haunt, and Hr. (Landry repreeented that In
18113 a haw was drawn up and signed hy defendant's
father, of a farm and land in the parish of Kneterton, at •
rental of SW net annum. The money was Main Paid
yearly. The defeedant sad his another, after the father's
death, mooed the lame without 'hernia., in any
particular. Toe, were to he lotat oast pier., provided thy
paid the mot regularly. Soon after the trusts'. decided
that tha maim should he sent belf•yearly Instead of yearly.
Plaintiff CoM rit u Muted with defendant concerning it; but
no souse whatever was taken of the letter. Th• resent
claim was for gia, bang three quarter. of a year'. rent
from Christ.., lad up to Illi&a.loaaa, which had not .
bet. paid —His Hamm remade:ad that defendant had '
acted foolishly by resising the claim, anti.,. verdict for '
plaintiff.
E beards v. Lambert, —Plaintiff now applied for • Judg-
ment summons against the dafendant for the sum of
n 6.. 41. —At the last court Um defendant was ord•red
to pay the amount duo and list not don. so.—Apialcatioa
fp .nted.
Joseph Backnowle, tailor, v. James Parrott, and James
Berrott, Jun., shipwright, St. Michael's-lane.— Mrs.
Parrott stated that th• luta of so.. was now remaining
over MON • 4,64 laeurred for clothe., lbc.-11.. in • feel.
alrlt—taerl Is.• most b.
" tit.' Iron
.17.tintlBelltilmo:igi'invel 5.1* had
£1 11.. was now dew—Plaintiff said the g
e time ago sad no pa/meats bad been
rift:: dowel& time —Order made for 3e. In a forte Wit
beireile.
and 31, per month..
!wimp Messeeep,eniserelissaler,Sessllbatreet, a &may
twine spinner.— taint for Si.—D -fondant had ignored the
sum mons:4l4MS tertsiglha tot Ilit. artmath or oonamittel
NOR 4114
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awe resdilr available. It seems probable that scarcely ,
airih:dy went dere with the ship
h .
Captain of the Preamersais .as picked erp by the
City of Amsterdam, sad landed at Memlins on
Toselay alterenan. Seven sailer. belnoging to the
p ~araerania, inrhvlinn lb* thief °leer. left Dever at
$4O n Wpdeverley for L 'edam, in order, it le stated.
to eve evidence rsepostleg lb. oolliska.

THE ARRIVAL OF THE MARQUIS OF
LORNE AT HAILIFAX
Writing front Halifax ses Su ',day night, the special
eat the Deily Firm —fl
se i—e Sarmatian
=i of f
the habour at eix o'clock last night, after a
deem plumage. She lay to for half an Lour vainly
fur a pilot Theses being very rough ebe Pat
the agath, when, the weather brighemshm. sim captain
mesolved to nut the risk of entering althea • pilot In
Half as every one was on the look out except the pilot&
The Duke of Edinburgh went oat to meet the ship, bat
seeing nothing, marmot. At tea o'clock he went out
again, and found the Sarmatian anchored !net outside the
harbour. He went on hnard, and gave the first welcome
to his sister and the Marquis. A tender subsequently
arrived and took off the mail& The plumage was comp
-
Clonally sever& On the night the aarnsatian left Mori&
there was very heavy weather, the remel rolling and
shipping seas. On Sunday she ran into finer weather.
There wasservice in the saloon. The Marquis was present,
but the Princem kept her room, and suffered severely.
The patent beds, fixed at • cart of 400, proved neeless,
and were taken sway, and the berths re-suede in the old
style. on Monday was &fearful day. The wind rose toe
hurricane, and congenial seas swept the desk. The
mainsail and I onttomail were carried away. The smoking-
room on deck was stove is It now shows where it was
mended with a gigan ic canvas patch. The suffering of
the rs wise intense. At Slues i a the afternoon the
Male ath On Tuesday there was a heavy sea Ile
Marquis was inz deck fore short time, and his piper al.
rirei, and successfully simulated tollity on the hag.
f'im Wednesday there was • mindere. southcast
end the vessel was bowling along under all sail. The
arquis was on deck, with the piper in fuU swing. A
sketch was made of him for the Prince., who still kept
her cabin, suffering, In addition to sewsicknese, from a
alight bronchial affection. On Thursday Users wastrei
breeze and cloudy weather. Several new feces appealed
on cloth There wait &thing for eseeulle, end the Marquis
*aught the first On Fri lay the Princess was better as
far as the sea-sickness was nom:erne& beat was entifineato
her cabin by a cold. On Saturday the Marquis vu on
'l.ck, augooely hatiag air the ttirm, sent out by the
Admiral to signal he ameromS of the 8 arnistian. lathe
afternoon the Prisms. came on dirk for ties first time,
hut stayed only • few minute.. *rine the Sirioo and the
pilot the S truts.lan nue In on toe captain's oen
responsibility. Poe morning the newel and military
officiate stetted the 8 arm eiill,. The Mog ma awl Prince.
lunched no hood tin Black Prince writ the Duke of
Zdinlcigh. They returned in the afternoon, an I will
remain on board the Sarmatian all night.

Erre's Cocoa --Jam B.ai anye—" An idea o( the vast
extent ci the industry ma_ y be gamed (rom the feet that
one MIN alone—that of Wows; Epps and Co.—now sell
some 4,000.000 pounds annually.'
Erne Coma —CAre.tien Wend say.—" 11 I am to take
cocoa; said I, " I must see and judge foe myself what am
the ingredients of which it is composed; with this view I
made WY My to the moos manufactory of Jame. Zppt
sad Cep* the Eufossnead."
Errs s Cocos,. Onuellie Beeetheel Gelds eayegef' We
will now give.. aroma of thespetsomel by Years.
Jaznea Epps and d=and manu-
facturer@ of dietetic iffticliqelabtlirhollilir works in the Euston.
cowl, London"
Ers's COCOA. —Worming 4@herf4ser wayr—" Nearly two
centuries after, M int, the disides, wbkh had hitherto
been aimed proehreattpvisreve tr=liztet pguolei
the nest to take of
of cocoa WM Yearn and Oa, the Hoetimotea
Climatal&

-Ifirre's COCOA. U nor alma/ saya—" let us stroll
to the lioston.road, hsrd by to. Begeat's Park, So Epp:,
Cocoa Manufactory, whore may be studied the making of
cocoa on a stupendous toile, giving •Just, idea of lite,value
of the.. articles, dot as luxuries, but.. actual food.
CUM OF 10 Yam* •lITHIIa etlll/ Milk/ orDi
LavaKS PculiOntc We 12211 —From ltr. Welsh, Bob.
Canselfor4.—" Yr. Bonnard, /mow, St. Joliott,
Cornwall, for ten years insffired wary ousels from Asthma,
end Liter trying eeveral medical men awl medfcioes to Fs•
Induced to tabs Dr. Leceek's gotten, mad the
reelinleTr woe
bee laarevlitess, en, don" They losesstly
ARM sad resstßY oilm Asthma. Cosmisontiate
Oak • firestebills, Rheumatism sad all lilyeleriZln gab
• sureess eampersinte, Sad tote plassaatly. Bold by al
sirmoslits 144. sad ft VI. per has.
• Code COMPLAHFFe. —Theempagele di. eeenally Mower%
seenestior a simple riessit on odd. RILL% IDIDICATID
BALSAM fries immediate' relief Anti conplststy cares
cosighs, odds. Miliames, embus, trabstanor Is agnmable
to taate,^aad me he 1.E.. by tim moss delimits adults
sad children. Tint.. mods hews is.. reseived flow ell
win of vise world. Bole in hottlee 4.• at.
sad Ils. by the maser, Illward Rill, wailissiot, Bower.
set. tondos agents: Boehm, and 13 no, Varringdon-
Meet. sled 7. flouter sad Sone IGO Oxford-creek and
mom other eimealets throastiont this Landon. Try it
sled recommend it toys. friends. Lteel armlet Bosch
and 0., A ). Imes, Dweisester.
HOLLOWAY'S Oirrit ger OID PILL& -Rellehliprealedloo.
1 a wounds. lam's., stymies, ilAndular swellings, enlarged
veins, neuralgle rosins and rlieomatim, lb* application of
this soothing oistmeni t. the aff clad pats not only gives
the greatest...., lac likewise curse the complaint. The
pine much stela in hsnishiog the tendency to rheumatism
sod riosilar painhi disorder., whilst tbe ointment cores
the local siloseot Tbe OHS ram ma tha e MIS it u cional dia-
ta,b+nos and resulata every imosired function of *eery
organ throughout ties human body. The cum is melts.,
temporary nor supsreolal, but pornmeent and complete,
sad tlift disease nevi/Mecum.° fart ha. be.. the purl A-
orlon performed by these s.srcbing yet harmless proper.
time.

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SPEAKINO OF CHAPMAN'S ENTIRE WHEAT
FLOUR, A writer lithe Christine Wes.d says:—" Many
of the first phytictans of the day are prescribing no other
medicine for their 'Pas patients. and It is astonishing
ston.tinses how children who have pined one die of fins
white baker's bread, will thrive when fed on .Lcaseked
rridge made of Ode 'Entire Wheat Flour?' BOad by
Chemists in (id. and la packste and St tins.
Antics TO Kornans l—Are you broken in your net by
• sick child tuffeains with the Foie of cuttiog teeth I Op
Si oboe to • chemist nod get • bottle of kW. Wast Low
Rocrreiso Steve. It will relieve the poor sufferer
Immediately. It is perfectly barmier and plearet to
taste, it produeee natural, quiet sleep, by relieving the
child from pain, and the little cherub awakes "no bright
as • button.- It Kathie the child. It softens the gums,
alai/ ell tutu. relieves wind, regulstes the bowels, and is
the best known remedy for dysentery sad diarrhaoss
whether arising front teething or other cowmen Mrs,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup is sold by Medicine dealers
' everywhere at I. 10. per 'bottle Manufactured in New
York, and at en Oalordatreat, Landon.
IrLOILILUIR I —YOU. Tu. T außaum —A few
drops of the liquid ' Moralists sprinkled on • wet tooth.
I brush produces • pleannt lather, which thoroughly
• cleaner the tooth (son) all parasites or ImpuriMea,
the gums, prevents tartar, stops decay, gives to We teeth
h
:peenliar pearly-whiteness, and • delightful fragrance
o the breath. It removes all onldeassat odour wising
from decayed teeth or tobacco smoke. "The Magnin'
being onspoaarl in part of honey and @wee
herbs 14 ,ielirioua to the taste, ail the greatest toilet dis-
covery of the age. Prate Its, 61., of all Chemists and
Prrfunsera, Prepared by Henry 0 GALLUP, Oa Oxfords
street London

TAPOWOIIIII 11011 STOISACIIWOLIL —Wateoo.ll oelebrated
"Specide to. eddied butidn-ds of sentiment cord of
these &streaming maladies, ober* every other remedy haa
felled. It dose not Pilaw* onsitnn, n sidle bottle
being waded to curs Its wild la mad, but tloroogilt
sad the west &the it. need not fear takinf It. Priem
11., or salt by goat, MI stamps. Watann s "Special,
Powders" for Tbreiglagorm are an rffecioal ruddy for the
torageotors. No. I (digital, No. 11(children la
or by post 15 staind Ahdrre. J. H. Would, Ohms
Shipley, Yorka, or any chemist will get them for you.
oi:outdo poet from. London Monts. Eldillor sod Bonn •
TllllO4l ASPIC/10M AND Elonamomea —All sufforiag
(roma irritation of do throat god lawardoess &II be
obl.l WM44 at the Ow& linqsadiste relid alorüd by
140 :zoo( " Brown's Brononial Troches.' Mu mu Mums Isa
mib non 'told by mon reopeetabl•bbe.Jda in
Is Mynatyy Ti per hot. r •
0 ladder week' Mitt " at
ts4Wi Wl'
gradokary them soo •
mak ki onr.mo

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