The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30 00:00:00

VIJRrUER DErsiis OF THE DISASTER.

The six survivora of her Ilajesty's gunboat Wasp
i„mid it Dublin on Friday S tau o'cic6h. having lett
Harriet ten imitate tot stun tad aft rn on Tti •i• were
to base travailed ig the limited mail aril reached Debits
at six on V. ad sy even nu eel gone oo dir ct to K Sets. gd
on route for Patina oath, but they had to watt fill the
eveniog toain. Th oy were taken to tee N Nth Bra, K.t
and I-ft at half-pet nine in the morning for lialybeed.
Whilst at Dorry St6tion, John Hamn. the cook. who is
the eldest of the parts, aotwd as the opokeemal. and
entered freely iota c ilaverostion with the Mayor. Wean
asked whether any of tho men "biro in their
hammocks when ttio vessel struck, Hutton regaled
no, Every msu was on deck. After ehn struck
the second time her bows were knocked to
aad every men made for the rigging. When
she lett ed down the sea mad. • moon breech
over her, am nd •wept all tim en out of the
dating. The to ate cihid n bigot out ; boats could a 4
li,. in such • on, Ahotaer of the survivor. ho•ever,
edited that as a :tempt we made to lower a hi.', tad
it was low sod about a foot, but it we n o goof.
Hutton added that green be was swept °verb 4,1 he
found hlgnowlf in" wometaing like soapsuds." and t we
ditScult to swim. lie picked ups pita of wreck tot, to
which he clung. Toes were three life-buoys on boa&
but none of them wars used. Tee Vowel weal dowa
about ten minute slier she stroak. S. made two 4-so
perste lunges against the rocky at the gide of toe
lighthouse on her starboard bow. She did not strike on
• @oaken rock, but on thig north elle of the lion I.
Seeking of tee attempt hale to reach the in Wale. I on
Wedaeasi. Hutt on nt.tol teat the hoac rn t •e•tano•
on the p:tmt tresl, but too to put beck, and the boat
Ire.. the lighthouse siva made an unooooestol attempt.
They were waiting orders from ta• Aluairelty,
and thlreore would nit go Os short in
tli. boat from Lord I,3l"..tlin'a steamer. Hutton
stated that there were about thirty married men
on board, and be gave the 114111041 of the following as
being mowed them :—Richard Andrews. bosh; 'alemate ; Richard Pwlogelly. quanormeater ; W. Coombe,
caveat see mate; Richard Dolan, mamas ; P. Connally,
Viartaralaitar ; Kenny Coruelleue, estimator ; Albert
Wet., seaman; Hearts. Perry, leading seaman; David
Flynn, stoker ; Frederick Fret. stoker ; 'leery M.
Ennis, cutaf artiller ; Charlie Euiali, Robert Esrand,
salp's steward ; and Philip Skippor, erardioom steward.
Dirt Hutton, living at Queenetowo, wife of John
Hutton, cook on board the Wags has reoeived lectors
from her husband on the Thy Islognd Lightship in
which he state that he had bad " • severe and bevy
struggle" for his lit.. in another hitter to his wife,
written on board Her if ejeety's ship Valiant. Rath-
Ku• ton says :—" I shall never forget that
blandly motning. My feet, head, and hands are
bruised, but nutting serious. Poor Saunders end Kr.
Kerrigao aro sores All my clothe and everything that I
hail Sr. tot; but I sin happy to say I have saved my
Me, although I had a herd 'trusts for it.

Eers's COCOA.-011ATIYUL COMFOIT11.10," By •
thorough ko.iwledge of We DCVOS' L.P. which govern the
operation* of digeation and outriUon, and by • careful
notification of the Bus propretim of • well-selected °cocoa.
Mr. Epps has provided our breakfmt tablas with •
delicataly flavoured bowies' which may save us nanny
heavy doctor: bills. It is by the Judicious use of such
articles of dist that • constitution may be gradually built
uo until strong encash NI rrinat every tendency to disuses
Hundreds of mottle maladies are floating arouod us ready
I, atttek wherever th. re le a weak point. Will may moans
ineny • fatal ghat by keeping ourselves sell fort ,8•4 a i ih
pure blood and a prop*rly nourishel Ser.
Vide 0111&1141. td• simply alto boiling water or milk.
Bud OUll iu dm.cktt., staelled--a•J•aigs EPPA & CO
onacsap Abut mental*. L induct —Alai makers of Epps'.
Choc date BlitellOS

.7, w 7,7 71.144:(111 PLATS'S!, ladies travelling, visiting tha
sot side, vacottur. boirtmg and MI r•ooiv.l to it» hot SUM
siad dust will Sad ROWLANDS KALYDOR most coo:.
and refreshing to me ta4u. baud. aai : it
eradicates freckles, tan, sunburn. stings oi ing,,gig, 4,,
and !wariness a beautiful and (Wiest. c
ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL prrventa the blur fell.
iou off during hut weatirrr, .64 cat nrw • is be hal in •
golden ooluur for lair and 'olden heired peon!o rod
children. Ask anr. wiurs for it ,C41114d art4Cl44, .04 1,41
spacous linit.ton6

THROAT ATIRCTIORS AHD ROUjl suffering
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be acme-
ably surprised at the *imam immediate relief aff Of! .1
the wie of " Brown's Bronchial froches" Them l'imoie
"losengen" are now sold by most reepectelde chemist. ia
this oountry at la. lird. per box. People troubled with.
' hacking cough," • "alight cvld." or bronchial aff0.t...0,..
eannot try them too 400 R, so similar troubles, if Lanai
to progress result in senoas JO." ) oil R0tb••...1.0
affections See that the words "Browns Bronchia'
Trochee" am on the Government Stamp mound each ~ox.
—Prepared by lous L BROTIN and Sons, Boston, Uoilo.l
States 'European depot, removed to 33, Vartingdoc•
r0e.51 London._

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VALUABLE Discovaar roa Ts. lima. —lf your hair Is
turning grey ur white. or iallioa off, use "The Blqx•can
Hair Itoirier," tort will poriiieely rooters in pan raw
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the disegreeable swell a out " Restorers." It m Ores
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tt-
growth of tite bal. on bald sputa, where the glands are not
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Itzstawat." sold by Chemists nod Perfumer...worry/4*re
et 3s. 64. per lamia. Wholseal• depot removed t
farringdon-rowd. London.

Loma to linage! —Are you broken in your rest by
• sick child euffering with the pain of cutting testAlGo et
once to a chemist and get • bottle of Itits.
Soorning Sian,. It will relieve the poor sufferer loam •
lately. lii, perfectly ti•rmleee and pleasant Li thecae, It
produose natural quiet «esp. by «he'll« the child from
pain, and tire little cherub awakes "as bright es • button.'
It soothes the child, I softens the gum, allays all paw.
cabaret .ind, regulates the bowel., and as the best kno•s
tuned, fur dyseutery and diarrhosa, whether arising t.,n.
seething Of other causes. Mn Winslow'. Sooti aa.
Syrup II sold by Illediciee deelere everywhere at I.e. li 's
per bottle.
PLOWILINS I—FOll TUSTIIIIII AND BuoTu —lt few drum
Of the liquid " north.« " soriakled on • wet tooth brush
produces • pleasant lather, which thoroughly closes« the
teeth from all patronage. or Impurities. hardens the San,.
prevent. tutu, stops decay, give, to the teeth • peculiar
pearly whitening, laud • delightful fragrance to the breath.
It remove all amples.ant odour arlsrAg from decayed
booth Of tobacco smoke. " The Fragrant Floriline" being I
oranp«ed in pert oft Joey and sweet hcrb., I. &lac. l• to
the wte and the greatost toilet &mover, of the --
Price be et. of ali I:herniate and perfumers. Wholeasile '
depot yeigieyna to n rarrinsd.anar,aul.
"Ogr • BoTTLIIO-00T OF Pilaf DAVIS' PAIN Klux'.
—lt instantly relieve and curse Severe scrilds, burns,
bruises. toothache, headache, pans in the aide
joints, and lime, ell neuralgic and rheumatic
Trikro ID terna/ly, Coral at once CoUShII, sudden
crn in MOCCIACh. O,lCth.rrbia I, cal cholera infentuni.
Pain Xill« la the great boos 'hold ruedicioe, wad has tan
the test for 50 years. Loy c4cutat arc supply it at 14. 111
end S. b 1."
Encesumes Rosa Soar—The beet for the Tidbit,
"Foe esnina. RAF rivita. AND CATA2IIIII.
Cure was wool ,yed under toe highest in adtoal ssactton is
the case of the late girl of Beaconsfield. The itiedi •itie
from which his lordship found roost comfort and robot
was Hiorrod a Powder. The fames are inhaled by the
patient, and at once «lord tellef."—Per Tina, is. Semple
free. U. Iticherds, mid lire« Ruavell...treet
Lontloll

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