The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-25 00:00:00

„plobts anb flickers.”

A CIII/lICII COUNCIL.
It was Sunday morning, and the It.c.or. M,.
sh.ak.„ and hum. toiled up a chnrch hill together
; ..Well..loctoar. I had it *harp thi. morni g."
10. : "A guilty conecinnoe newte no aecueer."
Shanks: "Anyhow, it wail a rude and crude per-
bwraance.
" Oh. but— "
shanks: "If there were any butts allowed by the
relate I osild iamb& hi. intemperate attack."
(winking): "We know which way the wind
Mow., howls
IA tap...king skyward.): " Raet at present, doctor
--an ill wind."
xhault. : " liners L. no elmss for our curate rising
Foch a VII,' spres.ion as tolerating di.senters
tar, ; "Shanks ha "fit of sort. thi. morning. lie
rippled twin., and he has gotten no more th an he
deerved."
sbaak, ; "No, no, doctor, I hope it it not that;
however. we are not overrun with neeweary evilo as
t.newl the inotruetion that ' we should hea. chant.
ahle toward. diwenters a. W 4 can he.' Remember I
little Noeconformi.t at home, who hasn't been
wriakiel yet, awl I have in Iteal eight more charity
teased. that 140. cher.), than towtola our rump,
cal the seem n the ee.ence of .tale twaddle, that
wk... 1 of on ..I I coaching."
'What .li.l you take with your bacon, this
loomin sh.,.k.r
"B-cad, sir, bread and coffee. My to-
y:Ohl ard.. toolc toaet and weak tea, but I can't
t ..-rat. slops either in 'iii.l. or carats..."
Or (rub a wiekel lee,): "Soyou did net &knit.e
the lefenreof or written-Ion! siontolic orders, Shank.?"
Shank.: "Alm ! what muff, 1141,141 ..f thus, clergy
• itator, what is the phd ...phy of that pump r
(11,1 hot r sne to a plan.] he r the town pump.
I von me N..tore abhor, a vacuum ?' "
ti " .I.i.t The church ordain. a lot of
met alp. stammer over sublituitiee, and ' Ah, ha.'
....• Divine verittx. till Provide:ice feel, herself
rpiarepal inanity to call in batter men.
The. i of tholking l'rovidence, as you doctors
I . for *mewling offiei .1 bungle., the church talk+ of
the interferenc..a of nature."
" I am x mild Shank., suti when
the wraron n..t etamly to thy liking I think over
hot a want. character like you
ph .▪
01 nt!..1.1 the PetVi,4l 114111/1$ ptreet."
Sl,3nk.: ":11...0.1 you, now! A. I am not •
p •nt..r I I/111 MI% of meeting.. A. I
a We.levun I 11011% GI"? VI an 1,44
0„,.. „al • I IY., SI baby I e wet down street,'
f r 31- r ',HAN .11 the 1.11.1,6 .3( one .nverted
sa„,lc. lor th oe who die infancy, to limbo,
a... ietee .te I lint i• III."
li, •. ? vet ..rc en wt Shank.."
Shank. : " but rin not on sure of any wifo.
In.-h. you're a I.retty d judge of other two: le'.
n Av. .nrio en my leby dies, U Ago rizht
•heo. 41.11 I find the l'ain r
('h..,:tanny): Aa it I. slowly a eerteb.
• son 0n....ht to find it with one pinion in your
,ri!re ;eel :he ...her in your wife's. Rot At is 1.;
Thor I. ,e wet Mei off."
"Th.n I '-hall P; irk by the old chug+ rand
int the tonne, wlien h. 4-111., I, top see aboutchriaten-
h, it. 1.1. y. 'town ptr et i. too good for ma, they
s new paean every year."
von will rgivo the carate, Shanksr
_ .

.• .
°f w mid io a minute if he wiled give top
sonde: obi int rhoriiy iin plotbwme w 1,114 pre..king
azoino it in rloiri.h. lint there, I will for:ive him, IN
pi.llli: 40.1 t.. 11.1.4.• I'll tolerate Abut till he knows
In4ter th n t • ee!e. whoa other ;aroma and church
miner. hove mini I a million times astil more. Saplings
an.
lorin " '.ene in awl hove a bit of dinner, gentle-
are. r,. Itienh boo of clgare "
" .me along. Shanks. let it all end in ?mike."
.tii. r o v ny .f rouree !) the fire will
stirm I. chains drawn nest, and rigors Pt
"'honk., von Sr. linikhr.t better. Thera in
like o vnel dinner for malting. aertwm
and ,rlhis like amok., for 'nothing the Irritable. A.
VI, ire ina proper state 4 mind, don't you think there
in a Insrful want.) of religious power In this little
place r
Ithor.4. : "Well, for wren for eizht yeors I think
there he been. We should .41 have been converted
even and over be thin time."

" Why .lon't these dissenters drib, brilld one
go.lehnreh, nrul atamp out their little H.-kerbing r
A mt.: " I wi-h they worthl try. I r-a,ly feel
islir u otonod. Itnl hare Vrziven the curate not.ion.l.
onr. on I'm sure if they would try tiny could accomplish

Lard.: "II they do not accomplish this little feat
6", will dwindle uw4Y. and that's. AI about the
vut+irel have to advance."
11,. : "Amiss that you are amounted • rroobet. ol
bllow. that is advancing fut an.' far enotigh."
Munk.: " I agree with Loci.. and that i. why I wu
asgof abut the sermon. A real. honest, straight-
-I.mvaol of brotherly kindnese and chardy
will rt.f..1.1 them bit. of our family connection In our
are. bv.an.bhyr, hot paltry tattle *1 • Amy
tolnation drives wistful, home-sick children out In the
cli world smin."

lr.: " Ah, Lucia, what kind of weather are we to
have nest?"
Ind e %%moat gone into his afternoon nap) :
" Weather! Itepenila on the wind ; if it keep."
panee, daring which Shanks unfired) "keeps
weeherly, fine an4l hat any dropping round to
the ninth will bring the into nee."
. . . . . .

( rimy al went off 11l their chairs.)
I.von.

BAIDPOILT.,

Amirl.Tien A hior-H-It-1t.14-t-the polleoyeonrt on
natoolxv, hefore eT hI. r. fitontazu. Eau.. Janes
/fierier, laionrer, of Rhipton Gorge, was charged, at
th• instant's of his mother, Sarah ll•wkins, with
heels.; threatened to stab and thr fir a large piece of
w... 1 at by, on the 14th instant.-Promeator ann.
I.lsinei of his general violent conduct. On the day
previan he had threatened to decapitate hie brother
with a hook. She .lid not think he was in him right
*mem, but had mulficient muse to carry all him earning.
to the public boom. -Prisoner was required to find
two auntie. of .1:5 each, and himself in £t°, with casts
12. :hi default, nix months. -liemoved in cusk.l7.
-A hit-house belonging to Afr..l. W. liartgill
and .finatel at the rear of his in Pr
totallylTl t,
Cl. °,l Shaky about two a.m. totally destroyedb by
6re. whirl' arum by reason of the apis-atua bee 'wing
overaheate.L A splendid fine, vintaleing about 150
bunches .4 prime grapeo fit f..r harvest, together with
I Ism quantity of valuable plant., were ail destroys I.
Th. presence of fire WU first mwie known by Mr.
3..hn Iten.l.lll. who live. in Rag-lane. After giving
Pis alarm he prudently ran to the police stati in and
• .on art.r a gno.l stiff tif constables were on the
tit rendering vilualtle awdetance The hydrant
i.loneing to the Fire lid mde was moon on the epot
wilh..eversl tire...ell ember Mr. .1. t. we (cwetaite).
Pitelinz it impowilde to says the hot-honae or its
elf .rts were not le tei keep the
tire from 11.11.ining minims, • wise precaution, IA
three are many et Tett in the vicinity containing
combustible material. Thank. to the !taboo. Asti tact
ef 11,. 1. tw'e Rarzeaut G tie, and constables
No,thoyer Wit. Kinthere awl P.. env, the fire was
wet under in l. m thin twa hinny The lire WM
ifolgaitillif to an ail doing shed bri mein:: to Nleww..•
Frampton awl ihster, wberein .til was stored, when
etw ail wax gi4 out in the nick of time. A small
quantity of maize b.longing to Metier.. Framptur and
I 'roper was .la.nazed. Nlr.
•unhapoilv. j.
The.lama •ei•extimatx,l it not •he n 4:30
ikiI:NTT Party of
.Sithillhhh., 31 to. - Blot. W.
mhsell. I .htortnanl 11. P. gm.. and
C ntsiti Roll. n, It N.
Sarrentim AT Rigoxnanestr.-Johe Oweeerry. Ain Owaagno,"., CIR.., Tote. Neje, Clerk& Mamas Paddar,
o,any Mow. and Joh ?Moms, were
at if.. in.tg••• Ibis. with making • bonfire
withie 30 feet of the cello's of • corriMo way at Brained.
herr. on the sth ult.-timt. Mac Hale mid defendants
not hare been summoned had the constable not
lYite badly twat. -Mr. Nantes appeared fee the delenrlsnts.
From the evidenre of the constable It appeared that delen-
4**4. r •ntre of the village armed With stick.
Ile t.. 11 them they had better go to the
urne If they wanted ro make • bonfire; bat they
tr oeht (nth • ter.harrel which they kicked about maul
it foil to pleas., then fe ch-d more and served them in the
traf. After they were consumed they mad* a
Tans of them, near the churchyaol walla, and brought
serl forts t • anguomt the flre.-Witnese
~4•4 that they aetuslly used squibs on the °cession. en 4
Taon be ti so • nr threw it -ne's, hi.
..:Liaoriiting his. in the bark. Ile cal,eri them • ln' ral
but he 414 not me them throw the cones.- Mr
~..te% fa addressing the bench. lid not reels the fact
thatliltitjnl a boyars, even on the fifth, was Mural: hut
Is the keel anthorit les rll.l not put the enstom down, there
W.. aftwe all not much berm doe.. A. to their
th:!".l4h elnfissi the con.behle be mist deny that-fl,.
1.7 were not charred eitb.-The It.rich took . lenient
0 the ram : the chief offer., • r et. con.i leered we.
.he stele throwing. The nominal fine of 54. was
icted is met with la 4 L costs, and this was at once
he the mew 01 Ilerneeelebery and W. H. Damen.