The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-13 00:00:00

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ItEMARKABLE FAI rftFULNESS OF A

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The arcireadit Chronic/. says t—" The fawn
Conway to Tow Law passes over Iledicy Hope Fell. I
On the right ..tf the road, the I...titulary wall, known an
Heaney II••pc Cage, extrude the whole distant*, and
on the left is tie: unencboisi COllllllOll. On Sunday I
morning, at about tine o'clock, two young men were I
walking on 0, road, when thier attention was
attracted Ire the l,arkin 4it dog. pled by
curio ity, they determined to ....certain the cause, and I
on reaching the brow fit steep .allev whitth, at the I
dist:ow...l a 100 yar.b now p
, oarallel with the road, I
they discover...l in a marshy hollow a e 14 overturned,
• pony in the harness. and nn.lenseath the upset cart ,
was what appeared t.• be the dead icily f a mak.
The • .4 the bull terrier spc des, was lying on
hi.. I.reast. The young men attempted to approach
the ,art, but the too-faithfal dog would not allow them
to come near to <unlit-ate his master. The Honey I
Hal Cottages, about half a mile off, they went for
aristance, toul number* were 14.11 ,m the swd, when
every wietoie wse used to induce to dog t • .lesert Ide
charge, lout without effect In the meantime the
unfortunate wan was reorgni.l hi he William Nut-
well, of Tow Law, who had visited Conway on Satur-
day afternoon for the purpose Id wiling fruit and con-
fectionery. A met...Q.:sit was then despatched to Tow
Law. and in a short thor his friends arrived to give
their assistance. T., remove the dog they tried every
allurement. but in vain, and his angry eyes and
onarling unmth betokensd danger 14 any who might
interfere with M., charge. t 11.11.:th a long rope with
a none wa, thrown over his he 01, and he VIM dragged
trom off the b.sly. That accomplished. the cm wan
lifted, when it was fonud that the man still breathed,
but after a few convulsive movements of the eyes and
arms life he lone extinct. The truck ..f the cart haa
been traced. and from it. 110, course there can be
.1..01d that Nutwell had miss,' his way, And after
wandering on the fell amidst the darkness that !we-
railed on Saturday night had been with hi, home and
tnrt upset tu inquest .o• the Is ”ly was held.
It was statcl that noleral 'Unitar fatal acci•lents
had wound in the vicinity; and the Coroner Mil the
road was A .11.x:race to a civilised cononunity. A
verdict of teeth from expoenre was returned.

Thouainds are unable to take C 0,03 bee..., the i
V It-rt.ieg e1e,....4t). toll are 'nixed a ith Starch, tinier I
It !de:, .-,f rvo Icriiir them soluble : whit: really inikinr. ;
tiv .;. think. henro. iin.l leidineetihle. This may be easily •
1, for if Cocoa think...it in IA- nip it peewee the
13 0/ ',arch. Ctontsta'a tlecoe Emetice is genuine :
it 6 tlivreforc throe times the strength of throe Cooing,
and a refreshing Beverage like Tea or rdffee
Mr. Joseph Aspinall, one of the liiractors of the Eupion
ch. Company was released front prison on Wednonlay
=dy order of the Route Secretary, on account of
&health.
SMIM g COCOA. —GRATEFUL AND 1:011V011111,10.—" By a .
knowledge of the natural laws which govern tbe '
edlk
of digestion and trutrition, and by a careful me
the fine properies of well-selected cocoa, Mr.
Itl our lweakfaet tables with a deheately
' which may cave no many heavy
IrC by the judiciotpi unto? such articles of
& on may be gradually built up until
to - - - tendency to disease.
' eabtle to Iting around no ready
a point, We may escape
;Pi Ives well fortified with
y r fraine."—Ciel4 Seeniu
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