The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-09-30 00:00:00

THE INCAPACITY OF MINISTERS.

Under this hrd the &amnia mays, after dealing in
detail with the action of the Beamedleld-Salisbury
Government :

1. Not quite eighteen mouths ago the Eoglish Govern-
ment defined, in Lord Salisbury's memorable circular, the
indispensable and unalterable besot of their future deal-
ings with the Pastern question. Those bases were, first,
the unconditional submission by Rumia of the Treaty of
San Stefano to • European Congress; and, secondly, the
modification of that Tray In such a ease as would
secure to the Sultan a sufficient land frontier in Europe.
The moment that these bales bad been laid down. the
Perla Government proceeded to diatom with the one
cad to alter the other. They induced Baas to submit
the Treaty of Son Modem to • 0= •
secret agreement in which they ves not to
oppose the Russian demands on throe points which the
Rada Government thought it seremary to matte& ;
and when the question of frontier caste to be discussed at
Bolin, they gave the It.. of the &thane to Turkey under
Lrrangementil which would have made it impassible for
the Otani& troops to hold it in ow of war, without the
most Imminent danger of sang their retreat cut off in
came of attack. Here le a first proof of incapacitys
t me Government wen naturally ashamed of the part
they had effused beferthand to plav at the (karma
They therldon coahnied • C,covention with Turkey
which was gam* dawned to answer the objection
which might justly be brought against the Treaty of Beer.
lb." kern not been sble, the Government said in
sleet. "to do all for Turkey that we could have wished to
do. In sults of our idea al/ has been seriously weakened
alike in OZOOS and In Asia. But all that Ills rally (on.
portent to Zngland to preserve on yet be secured if
Turkey undertaM to do away with the misgovernment
which has supplied No excuse for past
_eureeske on the
rt of Lauda, and England undertakes to defend the
Xejaet- proviacee of Turkey against (mum aggression.'
To make this agreement effectual two things wererequired
—that the Porte should have consented beforehand to
carry out the specific reforms which the Engliak Govern-
ment thought IMIONNIery and that the Wallah Govern-
ment should have determined what those sped& referma
ought to be, and what would be the cost of the protection
which England had promised to give in the event of these
ref arms being effected. The Oonmetio• had mercely been
published bef ore it we. di:moored that no specific reforms
had been agreed upon; sad when the military estimable
owe neat introduced, It appeared that in memos of
greatly lacressed allay liabilities the MagM Govern-
ment proposed to reduce the army. Here ta a second proof
of theenecitY.
3. Even the modified evocation which the Government
claimed to have extracted from Rada at Berlin he. Mace
been waived. After declaring over sad over again that
the occupation of the Balkans be Turkish troops as
essential to the safety of Europe, Lord Balsam on dis-
covering that the Ports had consented to forego this mem
tial provision it the Instance of the ves Power whom
future advance it Wee Profilegedly Intended to cklpotags
no further reference to it. What the English
iieries are apposed to have insisted on In MAL even at
the imminent risk of war, wee abandoned without • word
in 1879. Here is • third ;roof 0( „
4. Alike under Lord Dift and the pre-
dominant influence of .end In ltryA•bog
to be
claimed a cardinal:Llama of The
purchase of the Sues bad a:Led on
the plea that it we. an Inellemim mew ef
a pow dou which could Rem, be sernaderedlisa4=
gerpt might be In wee she meet be English in feet.
This is what the Goverment have said In regard to
&job What I. it that they have done/ They have
allowed the predonibtance of Wilma in Egypt to be
siipareabe• by • state of Wags which, whether it be
waned se • Joint *dr liliewtra.and Prance,
praw=oint nrobasente Ike lame oqusay
ef lb. ad the seam Gowernoiret
to litemedvie and easouneog to the world. Hen
:vat,
, la order to Wins.s. Perham, iltCOMarb. obj
main Bfitbanitsit:n friend=l _ b.
Government erweinded tbe Treaty of Brodaniak:
y that TroW was agreed that • British Rave., should
"reside et Cabal, with a suitable work in • place of
essideesus “mgopriata Co his rank and dignity." Cos,
Merin 6011- Important it warn that the peaceful execution
04 we Treaty snoesu be marred in every partible way :
that the Government had been warned alike by friends
atd enemies of the dangers that might attend the web-
Banned cif ma Savoy at Oebul ; and that taw malt of
tin war bed not boa Inch al in any my te make those
Wpm empoeing Wm to exist at e/a, it might have
bioesabis:ata
wwith"att
.6.agt7ttoirbi!.:ll: rth:hat.l4;4lf7ustrEti::"Lai.enoo:mige
01:4 t=usalsiii":2iiik.intighthakmibrallut.
:=l9ewishich the Envoy W•or might. * of need. defend
4:llllttass :hat esemed imptreltda What has preyed
peseible is, that the Government seat We Levis
Ostageari as a mission which. whalemi their
opMen of it might ham hem, they knew wag bekr bv
masy imports to be in the Whew
•
6lsigYetbiab was Mown to be Inespable of defames
Wm. is • fifth proof al laimpaaltp.
We maintain. therefore, Ws in every important
moot the Government have Mom themseime alter/We
Inompetent login. elect to their owa policy. Let it be
granted that tile Paha lees MEWS and aa.Wfr as the
most enthustestie of its admerbee owthisit : how is., this
Wee Itiqtf the Bellimumat le sorry it ant Is
iemoldy
• sing le bad, no 4onbt. to swop bows
drum but when the drum is so
wide that ym temaet ems take ether beak, and when dim
bar" lea urdimilleneMßY lam% It is WM In get
GS leer ear min ig the wt apt peenmennt
weal 11a die.wqr.".

Zn.
000ca.--Hi4glitft OOKPOIETIC—" Br
• thorough knoshido of the natural law wiekh gongs
the operations of Maude' and natiftftel. and by • careful application of the fbie prowess of nil
-
Waited 0000 a Mr. Ippe has provided ear break:WS
tables with • Oelicatejyflavoured bevaraea which may
save as many heavy doctors bills. It is by the judicial=
use of such articles of dist that a onetliutkat may Oa
Ctslll DP until strong mane' to reit every
art
ortgo disease. Mandrels of subtle maladies
fl around as ready to atiaok wherever then
is a week paint. We may swan many • fatal shaft
by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and
• propwly nourished frame."--Creal &nice Manua-
-BoM calg in Packets labelled—" JAmmi Errs k Co.
Homoeopathic Chemists. Lacicloa."
Rowan WATIII.-1304 Table Walser kuown. I prefer
It to the other Muscat Waken bsfore the pulgle. (Tre-
f ewer Wsalara's Report" fled everywhere RAIMQ IL
par dome Phalli; Ss. per deteoata:
°satellite/JO Quart Gime Ilta, oirValPrif kr.to.
46a —The Roles& Company, IS, Plostrary-rdrcos,
London. C.
FITS.—ErILIrrriC FM on incur° SlCulen.—A,
certain method of care has been discovered for this
distressing complaint by a phyeiciaii, who is desirous
that all "offerers may benefit from this provkleatisi
discovery; it I never known to fail, and will care the
most hopeless ewe after all other means hen bola
pried. Fell particulars will basest by post to any
pen= free of oluAre. —Address :—Mr. Unmanly', 10,
Oxford Terrace. Hyde Park Loudon
TOURISTS AIM TILA YELL/at —Ladles finking, ?kith/ the
seaside, or otherwise exposed to the sourchiag rays the
son and heated particles of dust will Sod ROWLANDS'
KALTDOR most cooling and Temkin, for the fars. howls,
and arms; it eredicat,s sunburn, tau, freckles. Sic., allays
the lain and irritations ceased by mosquito and goat
bites, and produces a beautiful and delicate complexion.
Sold in two sines. ROMIANDS. Mycmaya On. panne the
hair falling off during hot weather. Rowt.exas' ODONTO
whitens the teeth. Sold he chemist" pgrfamers, and
hairdreiwira Buy only Rowlands' articka

Itwawee t—FoR rem tura AND Base= .—A fee, drops
of the liquid " Floc-thus sprinkled°. •wet toothbrush pro-
duce • plre•ant lather, which thoroughly cleanses the teeth
from all parasites or Impurities, hardens the gums, prevents
tartar. stops decay, gives to the teeth a peculiar whiteness,
and • delightful fragrance to the breath. It removes all
unpleasant odour ariting from decayed teeth ar tobacco
smoke. "The Fragrant FlorWne," being composed in part
of hnurry and sweet herbs, Li delicious tn the taste and the
greatest toilet disoovery nf the age. Priem 1. 6s. of all
Chemist and perfumers. Prepared ny Haxay C. G•t.i.ur,
M. Oxford street, London.

FOWL AND • HALF MILLIONS HI:NIL—The Pau area
Berens is getting aeriously alarmed i the way in which
the Government have muddled our relations with g
Your years ago the nation was told that the way to=
was secured from all danger of interruption, but now we
are threatened with an International Committee of
Control. and (so the Poll Mal Gallaid contends) with the
pearibility of finding °unarm in a minadg of one or
two hi the ateertion of our vital right of ndiftart trithoit
through the Nam Canal. The mistreat between the
totiourings that filled the Tory mess when the Sue, csiud
shares were pinehmed, and the doleful forebodinp to
which the Pea Nati Giusti* now gives utterance Is nay
groteman

VALUMILZ DISCORIT 01 1116 13.611. is
turning grey or white, or failing cd, use The ILezieen
Hair Renewer," for it wigeoffen resters Ist
or White heir to WI colour, withotT7eaverg
he dlsigoseshla smell of mixt " Restorers." It makes
ha hair charmingly beentifut as well as promoting the
growth
w jot Me bolt en bald spot.,where tha_glimils are not
Ask your lailmhi for " Tee Wisoca. lista
Kimura'," prepared by limy C. Gauzy,, 418, Oxford-
street Loudon, and sold by Chemists and Perham every.
where at k 6d., Per bg‘ilA
Wtairiso! Realm's PAWS ELUL The marked
superiority of this buttidry blue over all others, and the
igelctiajireciation of it. merit. by the public, have been
by the usual result; viz., a Rood of Lunation;
the merit of the latter maioonsista in the ingenuity
exerted, not gimp! in Imitating the equare shape, but
making the appearance the wrappers reeembi•
that of the genuine article. The manufactuers beg
therefore to caution all buyers to see " Iteckitt's Paris
Blue on each packet

A Swim= View or rug WET Swot. Near
Bridgwater, the other day, he who bad
preyed for fair weather to aselad the formers in the
ingather* of the harvest, was followed by • devout
female worshipper, who prayed somewhat es follows :
" Thy poor bumble worm, Lord, does not ngr,e with the
prayer of thy servant in asking for fine weather. The wet
weather sorrel the farmers right. They are a bade
wicked lot. They creme in towns sinning, and then go
home and expect to have things all their owa way but
they deserve worm weather than they have already, and
may they get it r•
ADT/Ci TO Morszas I—Are you broken in yaw rest by
a sick child suffering with the paid of cutting teeth, Go at
once to a chemist and at a bottle of Mae Winszow's
Sacrum Sraur. It will willows the poor mutterer lannedi-
ately. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to taste, it
produce. nature/ quiet sleep, by ridieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awake. "at bright as a button."
It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the bait known
remedy for dyeentery and diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Mrs. W16410.'2 Soothing.
Syrup le sold by Medicine dealers everywhere at Is. lid
Per bottle. Manufactured in New Toth, and at
Ox ford wtreet, London.

HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND Pius—Much watch-
fulness must be exercised at the present time, and the
earliest evidences of ill-health must be immediately
checked, or a slight illness may result in • serious malady.
Relaxed and sore throat, diphtheria, gainsay, combs,
chronic cough, bronchitis, and moat other pulmonary
affections will be relieved by rubbing this coolie( ointment
Into the skin as near as practical to the seat of mischief.
This treatment, so simple and elective is admirably
adapted for the removal of these diseases during infancy
and youth. Old asthmatic invalids will derive marvellous
relief from the use of Holloway's remedies, which have
t round many such =Moen, and renststilielesd
healthbuhafter every other means had signally Wed.
Borth Devonurias ;thrum—ft the best, the Cheapest,
the mast fashionable, and the most durable of any article
woven. Via Queen says it has no rival either in
anoe or utility. It is made of selected and elastic
wools; produced in new co/ours and mixtures for
present semen; also in light weighted Yarns for summer
wear and warm climates. Prior for Melia wear Is. kid..
Is. Md. 2a. 3d., and, 9d. per yard. Rites milled and
inimgthessed for gentlemen's snits and bore hard wear
(new patterns), from Pa 11d. per yard, 54 inches in width,
The factors cut any length, and pay carriage on all parcels
Into London, Dublin, Belfast, Cmir or Glasgow. In
writing for patterns, which are sent poet free, state
whether for ladies' or gentlemen's wear. Address, Spear-
man k Spearman, Royal Devonshire Serge Factors,
Plymouth, Special attention is called to the fact that
in is devoted exclusively to the production of pure
wool materials for ladies' and gentlemen's weer. Serge@
old as used by Her Majesty's Government
EDUCATION AND ETENIOMT.—IT has been said that
atior=tedn a product of civilisation Where
ed , there we notice the prevalence of
smayis. When, 1870, the German legions poured into
France, we were told that it was the schoolmaster who had
won the battles, who had done more to defeat the French
males than all the strategy of Meld Marshal von Moltke ;
bat, at the mine time, we from all sides descriptions
of dm surprise produced by the appearance of the sturdy
Teutons, whom martial aspect was somewhat marred by
the number of spectacles worn under the ptehltlawbc
n'llsceiesaelreat political events impressed on all Europe the
ty of education Whatever mischief may have
resulted from this war, it must be owned that
even the French themselves are indebted to German
promos for the stimulant given to the cams of education
But, at the ssme time, the spectacles worn by these
educated victors were not altogether forgotten_ They
were that of all made the subject of much ridicule, and
the Germans, who in spite of their great victories do DOE
seem able to tolerate • joke, took the MUST keenly ta
heart. Searching inquiries have been instituted, and it
Is from Germany that the bulk of the statcs on this
subject are forthcoming. For lIIMEMDCM, Dr. Herrmann
Cohn, of Breslau, nada from observations mode on 10,0911
that the proportion of abort-sighted children was,
pupils,
te rural primary. schools, fi per cent,; the urban
schools, 9 per cent; au the middle-rJaae schools, 15 per
cont. ; in the napalm schools for girls, 18 per lest. ;La the
royal schools, 44 per cent ; sad in the icendik=t2
5
per cent He is of opt therefore,
nem is develcped2on as education baccanas of a
higher dogma— •

A RIDE TO KHIVA.