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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-10

GREAT TEMPZRANOR MUTING —AN
ADDRIIid BY KRA EVERBTr.

A criwded mestiag wee held at the Soldier.'
Imtitute on Tuesday ovealag, whim Mrs Everett, of
Dorchester, delivered one of lair erndlent addremse la
aid of the temperases came. Ti.. Rev. Mr. Moist%
oompied the chair, sot was supported lit Mr.
Everett, Rev. T. 801 l Baiter, and °Masa U 11247.
Aftar ring _lag the hYroa. • Emma the Perishing,"
the Rev. Mr. Bell Salta offered ap prayer,
_sad thea
addressed tbe mesa*, giving mem admissible &dries.
Another hymn followed.
Evgarrr, who, bath on interim the room and
Os deism was applauded, oommeneed by ',wimp that
most of her has of late bat been spirt la roadie(
the rapers sad telegrams, sad she was sure
they all felt sympathy with bee brave breiber. (
Oases) The only Wog that pre bier oonifort when
they wen without news of him was a peeing* which
was read in is. of the lemons ors the fittaday—" They
shall sot bulge, or thirst ; neither shall tb• beat sit
wan smite them ; for He then hMle away on them
shall 6.4 thous, even by tam 'ocher of "rater shell He
golds Miens" /the took tbs." words to banal( and
fogad comfort, for bad Dot them gallant soidlere been
sad bad they uot found springs of water?
Whoa she read Is dm pepers bow they loured
for the wrier, dm only (robed them ID Zoglaed
loved it as they did. If they did, those temperance
societies would cot to rrquirs I, but they did not, sad
'Hwy hoped tbat timm meetings, which they were hold-
ing all over the lead, w. u'd et .ro the evil caused by
drink. It wee perfectly lawini for than to take theM
bees or their wise, but when she saw the *vile to
which it led abs said to the fathers sad to the
moths's, " Train np your rbildres that they shall 130 t
welt It. They were cot born late the world with
the drink arms upon them, but 60,000 drunkard. died
yearly. sad Um mks were filled by the moderate
Makers, Elm advised bee hearer. to *veld tbe
drink, and said she would go so far a• to say, If the
doctor told bar tr Mks wise, " Mame, Mr. dootor,
go to your cupboard and 110•644141_6101." 'Me
knew be could, but ha know that (bay liked lea
wis
(A Yoics lt. know. Ms pileup). (A laugb.)tf
then only boy bad dads., they would seerifise
almost everytaing to mule him, wad yet they trained
him to Mks this unameseary drug. Many a man of
mains, and many • boy, who was the ;pride of his
father, bat fallen Hottas to the Mak. Mrs.
Everett this reeitid It • beaublfal sad very illerinS.
Sire manner "1. it welting to yes. 0 Christian r.
from Ketion's Tomorrows Amgen the last verse
beim—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-10

DLLBID7IIOID.

DEATH OF MR. ROBERT ETERS.

After three months' intense suffering, death has
removed Irons our midst the well-known proprietor of
the Crown Hotel, who, perhaps, was as widely
known and universally respected as any individual in
the county. Mr. Byers was a public man in every
sense of the term for at the tiine of his decease he
was ex-Mayor and J.P. of the borough, • member of
the Town Council and Local Board, the vicar's
churchwarden, • trustee of several charities, and •
prominent member of the local lodge of Fremnaaons.
His cheery voice and genial manner must be well
remembered by many in the old coaching days, when
the " Gem" ran to Southampton, before the iron horse
found its way into Devetahire. and still later to
Wimborne till the Somerset and Donee opened up
our town and neighbourhood to more rapid coin-
munication with the outer world. And Astirues of
the OTOWI2 speak with regret of the loss of racy
humour and the many personal reminiscences of the
road sever to be heard again. Always a first-class
hotel, and replete with every comfort, during the
nigh-on 90 years of Mr. Byers' proprietorship it has
kept pace with the times, and can vie with any pro
vinousl pace of public resort. For many years Mr.
Eyers devoted much of his spare time and midi to
music, and the Blandford band, under his mater-
ship, Rained the champion prize at the Crystal
Pabst contest 1869, a fact of which the meter
was always proud, and not till he ceased to take an
astir* part in the band did itimusimel talent diminish.
For very many years he was bandmaster of the
Q.0.D.Y.C., and his band mounted on greys were
always eulogised at tbeannual training of the regiment.
For some years, too, he was bandmaster of the Dorset
Volunteers, and the Slandford Company alwaya
found a true friend in deceased. As a farmer, and
employer of labour, he was on good terms with his
employa, to the last keeping up the time-honoured
custom of the harvest home supper.
In his later days of comparative affluence, he
would often remind young beginners in business of
his self-made efforts, and his having to commence
with the proverbial half-crown.
He served the office of Mayor with dignity in
1883-1, his term of office only expiring last Nevember,
eoon after his fatal illness commenced.
As a mark of respect to deceased, several trades-
men's ahopx had shutters up on Saturday. and on
Sunday the first bell iprevious to chiming at each
service was muffled His remains will be interred at
Wimberne on Wednesday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-10

Igerstt enttatg exintso,

DOROEUNTIIik FSBRUARY 10114,1186.

Sotto.

WII hove resolved the opinions of several of EIR Pete?'
perhisionue with regard to the question of soluging
the chuck ead the whole of them us deader:lly
opposed he the seep. Note single word is raised
against Nis reetorstios or repo,; that has bees held
to be absolutely WOW eery, bat the Idea of enlarge-
seat is to nosy positively astanisor. One corns.
kindest whim Ile direct the rubes stlestlan to lii
esatintests milts @object of " renteratise," uttered by
hint st a public Isesting an Thursday, sad acquires
how he can reocoalle that with the inoverarat he hot
alum bees the moths of starting.

A few days ago, says the icAo, a Tory martian was
Wed it airborne, in Doesetshie, at whirs the
eprinme had to endure a reaming fire of 001111111411 K
the lot of *Mk barb.' t, ears is fees of the Morin
whir his Wadi, had pravokeL This gentlemaa,
Mr. Trevor Dams by name, • local lawyer, said :
" Show IN aik horst working man, who bas neat
hones sad • comfortable homy, land I will vitainre
• large state that that man is • Conservative ; bat
show ow • man who his • dirty boss.--" We red
hardly say that be wu not 'Haled to pore I say
further. The sprier afterwards bad the Ir:wadies),
to complala la • load journal that his andlear had
Insults:l him. We saa only hope (oorlatu oon-
temporary) that such Conservative orators in the
agrioulteral dist:kis will be multiplied. II would Ir
grossly aster to my th.t the rural voters upoa whom
the squire aad the parses aan rely art yeas are lacy
and dirty and sottish la their habits; bat it Is • far
that the squirt sad the pear will be able to com-
mand the veils of the majority of lasy, dirty, sod
emir villagers. Oa th• oars bead, speaking
from an sztarive =parker of half the entries of
Begland and Wake, vs unheetatingly dries that
the bears of prominent village Morals are models
of elesallare and comfort. Bosh easerkins r thew
of Mr. Trevor Davis her their uses i they win
▪ to Miaow the mothers, wire, sad daughters
rd the apionitaral laborers against tie Tory Party.
Conld sat the Lindoe sad 0004011111 Liberal tiros
ranee Mr. Trevor Davies to repeat his epee* as •
dere diarist rater 7
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-10

RAILWAY Ulla.

The MarOM raid he had received • letter from Mr.
G. Wood Homer, • well-kaows agriculturist of title
meiirithoarbood, resperiag tho proposed locrease of
alma" otter, sad the AMSTAIIT-TOWN Cuss said
he had aro received • oomounicrion from the Rail-
72,r_rd Coral Traders Arociatios, with • formal
setting out the nitro( men hand tre proposed to
• rg=ised, &Adrian" the Corpor.tion to join with other
public bodies is rossnorlialslft the House of Commous
impart the proposed Bill. Tb• pedalos let out that
mumlacresse would 'stall • new burden epos the
aid agriculture of the coast:7 with die.
arrow commoner's.
Mr. Alderman DM= proposed, sad Mr. A. H.
Lem secceded, that the Cowell alga the gm tars,
that the NW of tbs Corpwatios be affixed to it,
sod this it be forrawded to Mr. Brywiet, Id. P., tor
preiestatioo.

THIC TOLLB.

The report of the General Purposes Committee
was reed, with rename to the application received
St the feat m atlas for the return of tolls collected of
two aredit drew*. The oominittee dated they had
bees usable to eariertela the rights of the Corporatioa
as to tone, sad recomateaded in future tolls be only
demanded oa fair and market dayr. They recent-
wooded that the applications be refused.
As the question le one a tendid with ennsiderable
difficult , it was moved by Mr. HIJITASIX, and
by Mr. A. H. LOCIE, that counsal's opinion
be takes oa the matter.—Avead.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-10

A GALE-NARROW EBCAPE OF A VESSEL FROM
OEIRO WRECKED.

Considerable excdtement ens experienced hers os
Monday, when a violent storm was raging and the
sae was nominally rough. • lerge vessel named
Cheerful. from Idverpool. of about 'even hundred
tOiIIOWII, with • general serge, was proceeding on
Its journey in the Channel wises she lust her pro-
peller. Elbe was pinked up by a foreign boat, who
oadertook to tow kr lot the P, rased Roads. Sin
was In the act of doing tisk, and at & rapid pan, when
the Maeda being enable to cheek her Nursed, ran into
eullisloo with the velerl towing bet. The result of
the collision was that both numb wen damaged, the
Cheerful having a beep hole made In bar bow and
the oleos baying the part which struck the dim:shied
vessel out doers to the wits,. edge. Anse this the
foreigner left the Ohesefol, sad entered the Roads,
fligaide of dhtsess were made by the Cheertul, and
the Dhows's,. • stops boat from Portland, west to
her amistenos. She was then souse distance off
Portland, but soon drifted with'. alarming prox-
imity to the rook.. Ilimunrielle Moon. Canna and
Co. s Mama tog the queen had come to the rescue,
and the coastguard wale ten rocket apparatuses wen
near the seen to render help to the orew, which num-
bered about 16. • lam number of people had
asessabled at that pad of the isisad where the duel
wail* bass., hying to weather the storm, and muds
szoltemeat elided. Al ow tide the Cheerful was
Mild' a Ins* and a bat of Ow sesEN asul Is it
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-10

TIN IFRIDDINO OF FBI PAIS YIELD.

The Surveyor's plea and ettimate for providing 220
lest ot @beide, in the Fair Field wee presented. Tee
work 'evolved an outlay of £589—1d,. 7. Loon main-
tained that it wet not absolutely required. They
bad speed more money on the Fair Field already than
they were jestified in dolag.—Mr. W. Tat=
woreitod a mute mere seanoedasi provides, v!z , a
light sheddies about 8 fart high. whisk would not
ewe mese tkaa £ss.—ur. 111727•11J1 moved that
the make, whisk eatsiled suob • beery expeeditere,
be male referred to the Oimeral Porpoise Committee.
Re thought the question about the land now under
eassideration with the G.W. Railway should be
tllsd firet.—Yr. R. HOYT essoaded the motto°. but
teinicesed on the Ocumoil the moineity of extra pro.
Yak &mode. If something were not done the
meld be abeedcesd Si • sale grated.—
Ms. LIDOS said there was undoubtedly a great seed.
11•TO1 : 11 £5OO 'Mad Mae the place oontfort.
able, lei It he time, or ist then eV* It op altogether
see sale grouad.—Yr. Hurt : That would be • pretty
titer after speeding all the massy we bare there.—
Tbe mats was referred to the General Purposes
Camellia&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-10

PEPPER'S

QUININE & IRON
HEALTH.
STRENGTH. TONIC.
ENERGY.

EtREAT BODILY STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
IN QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—By Musing
new life, enriching the blood, and strenobentmg the
mnsrular system the manifold symptoms of Tarawa
disoppear, appedte returns. Wiles °roma seerlafefi
health, a general accc..ion of strength and vigour ewer
the whole ay.tem ation.iurit/y reeves the benefit derived.
/IRE AT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
ID QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—It hares
up the weokenea nervous system, and increases the
streswt, h of the pulse, rapidly dispelling the d•prossid
irritable condition resulting from prostrated nerve&
Each Bottle contains :12 dose&

ItREAT MENTAL STRENGTH. Mtn%
ILT QUININE AND IRON TONIC, b 1
supportiog. influence on the body and nerves, repaint
the ravages caned by overtaxing the brain pewee,
and an gives really great mental strength. It area
about lid. each dos, Refuse imitations.
fiREAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
ST QUININE AND IKON TONIC strengthen
the stomach, stopping sinking sensation; removes
indigestion, heartburn, palpitation, &e. No we/liable
medicine for delicate females. By tbe cordial bitter
Savour Pepper's Tonic always increases tbe appetite,
and, by its ugc. all necessity for beer, wise, or spirit is
avoided. on having only Pepper's Tose, and
not a mixture of the chemist's OWII compounding.
Bottles, 4a. 6.1. each, sent carriage free by Parcels Pont,
en
sending the amount in stamps or P. Order to John
Pepper & Co., Bedford Laboratory, Loudon. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-10

PEPPER'S
TARAXACUM
AU PODOPHYLLIN.

A FLUID EXTRACT OP

innEun in Nen= Rom

Good for Liver Disorder.
The best Antibilious Remedy.
Without • particle of Mercury.
Safest and surest Stomach and Liver Mediate&
Clears the Head.
Regulates the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-10

POITLAND.

A Sown had • asnow asomps from d•st,uclon
Tuesday. It was coming threads the 11,oe when It
wee oaught by • bags wavrN whioh, hod it broken in
any other way to what it did, mu t have Litotes the
need to *ma
A CoaanerOlDMre with tbe Clitoral Squadroa,
midair from Arose Bay oa the 26th ult., says :—The
Channel Bquadroa, under the command of Vice-
Admiral de Honey, mod oomprising the following
vesicle. BAIA Northumberland, Cantsin itobinscie„
Mammary flagship of the Vice-Admiral ; Agincourt,
Cayuga Mead, liergehlp to Rear-Admiral Whyte,
second in oonsmaad ; Aehiller, C .ptain Boller ;
titan, Captain Tracey; and Neptune, Captain
Korman will leave this plea, t ...morrow for Vigo,
which port will be reached the same day, the diereses
being astir thirty-els miles. parlor our atsy here all
tie ships have been impacted the Northumberland,
Babas, and Neptune by the 'Vice-Admiral, end the
Agincourt aid Northumberland by the 11w-Adadral,
them two latter ships composing the at prosiest
attenuated lee limo The °Bloat reports of th• tempta-
tions have not yet bees promulzsted, but it la under-
stood that the Rear-Adrairal le ottani' pleaurd with the
high state of efialeacy in which be found the Beet.
Tame offioere who have not been prepwing for
ineperitioa have bora ecourior the neighbourlm,
amatry for game, and aorn,wl at varied begs have
been made, oonalating of snip*, bares, plover, teal,
and vary 1100 0000. 00 ,tordoy I number ad
ifloses went up the line sho tine aal piculoirig, sad
the Vice-A lethal and his staff paid a whit to 8 wake°
returning the same •easiog. The country round
about hors is very pretty, and • tnognigoent gent dt
of sonde should tempt In summer w 'ether the joded
dealsens of the town.. Tbe weather on the whole
has not been pleasant, and th• wised 1.13'.• &stases
the squadron lies off from the shore is rather a draw-
book to Leading. Thie evening there I. cosaiderahla
excitement in the squadron, a telegram in one of the
3paniab ;apses having been dboovered giving • short
scrount of General Btewart's victory and the some.
what briery English loam. Or hearta go out to our
gallant Naval brethren who have bad Om lack to be
In the thkilt of iii bet the tel•grain Is rather •
mews our. aid we shall beer no details till to-morrow
at Vga. Two steam a Alters have been shattered by
the Admiralty to meet us at Vigo, and so I suppose
ant week will see us In the middle of the stromary
evil of exiling.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-10

SULPHOLINE
LOTION

THE CURE FOR SKIN DISEASES!
IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAY I
TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN HE
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MARVELLOUS APPUCATIOI

HIAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY NAMUR&
CURES OLO-STANDING SUN DISEASES
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISIL
There is scarcely any eruption but will yield to
" Sulpholine " in a few days, and commence to fad*
away, even if seemingly past cure. Ordinary pin:ldea
redness, blotches, scurf, roughness, vanish is if by
niaine ; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, scsassa,
seine, psoriasis, roses, prnrigo, Setter, pityriano, homer
deeply tooted, Salpholine" sueeeesfully attacks. It
destroys the animalcule which mostly canoe these
unsightly, irritable, painful affection', and produce •
Wear, smooth, supple, healthy skin. " tklpholine"
Lotion is sold by Chemists everywhere.
Bottles, 2s. 9d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-10

Up, Obriodam, op. sad to dela&
Riot from. your be tapas*.
It you Ulu Boa tits pita of your Saviour.
You take lb* put ot W. root.

Then weed., she said. spoke foe themelvea She
was reminded of • young man who wee on the I I .ad
rescued from dreaming at gre d peril I. those who
saved bim. and she thought of the titbit' Inane reedy
to risk their lives to cave one, and yet the drink was
Ulla( mita at the rate of one is eery tea minute'.
If they could show each sympathy foe one rasa, Ist
bee arouse la them sympathy for the druakards, who
were dyiag Is thousands yearly. Tie evil WM gr :at,
and they most work slrnider to should,,
Then mast be organindoe, and they mast hand
themselves together and beg all to oome and joie the
society. T ey wanted thorn who had Intl 31000. tiny
wanted ladies and everybedy to lend a hand in the
greet work. Theee were many atombling hlooks, sad
they bad. mighty foe to fight, but she OM tbsokfni
for their emcees In the work. She noticed at dinner
partied' • lea inchnation It drink, ai d thole who did
Ike wise generally now made some Wet of as apology
for doing so. Toe, had therefore to fight, they had
millioos satrenched wallet them, sad they had
fashion against them. Every me ling like that male
Its mark, and they had (IA au their she. If those
who started ths societies 50 years act a raid see what
was now being done it would mak, their
hearts rejoloe. The h •bit, of drinking among
women had greatly iecrene I, awl • eiciety
had been etarted for the preseevati na of children from
smelly. Two of Vt. able joins, 11-. Grbiri Igo sod
Mr. Ja-tioe Hawkiaa, had asserted that nine -te..the ..f
Um mime were to be Van Ito the drink. £14,900.0)0
wen spentyearly in thia useless luxury, but they did sot
require It; and she wee • good Jugs on the eobj ear,
as only thee, years ag. she IV. ILI the habit of taking
her wine at dinner. Mrs. Everett then described
bow she became an abstainer through solos t a tern-
=meeting at D niusier, tied she advied her
to give up the drink for 9 or 12 mouth., and
If at the end of that period any one found be could not
do without it thin she would allow that he wae ono
Is 99 wbo 'maid ar t give It op. 14 they
could get the women in P.Ati and to join
they would moos have lb* men. (lieer, bear, and
laughter.) She did not believe • wile could ttik •
man Into It. but she most go gently to work, and a k
vs her tongue too much. (Laughter.) They 'nun
not be rough, foe the men o add not stand that ; they
most lead them, and then they orold rio anythine
with thsm. (L taghter.) After an allusion to the
Uniezei alliance, In which were chroniel. d the murder.,
suicides, and other horrors onamitted &lir
Mrs. Everett repeated • new venion of an old say.
lag :

Early I) bed and ewly to naa.
Weer the Woe rlbboe, and advertise.
Shee concluded a most telling sod spirited ad.lrear by
remieding them tit .t i takh.g tb • ple.ige they niu•l
not do it in their own strength. but they moot d it
resting on Christ (Lo rd app'aue,..)
Another hymn wa, then sang, and the inting
separated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-10

111111PWTOR Or 110111APICICI.

Mr. Cbiak preeested hla report, wbioli stated
ember of smell anierwore•xletsi In verloas parte of
L. towo.—The wool orders were =rd..

PATIOS= Or MOIR!.

Orden for settlement of a number of acoloata were
made. It way elated that there warn In the beat the
Sue of ADS Be. 101 to the credit of the Council.

The Surveyor applied for sanction to have the
wiesseasy seato. laid down for sew water supply to Um
booms proposed lobs erecdod by Mr. W. Tilley at the
lower rod of his property on the Bridport-road.—
Referred to Gerseral Porpoise Committee.—Cont-
plaint wee made that the bowl of Mr. Hibbs fi.k
shop proteolid beymd the front, and flrls talk heyond
the board. The question was what they a mid do Is
the matter, and Mr. TILLS! suggested ths praotkal
remedy of cutting the tads off. (Imoghter.)—Mr.
Memos did not think they amid Interfere with Mr.
Hibbs, on low they preveoteri all shopkeepers from
exposing their ware. ou trade their ahole.—Tbe deepest°,
Of NEIIII6OOIII was directed I', complain, and if the
" noisome*" were not remedied the Suverloteodent of
Pollee would Interfere and ancomoo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-10

TUS 001ITOST Or COUNCILLORS.

soklimes of the oouttail Chamber bas for some
time beim 111 I Übjila Of complaint, sad the MATOI
mid he had bad an eatimate prepared for warming the
rems. It amid be done by ri.ass of hot water pipes
at a wet of £lB —Tbs subject was referred to lb.
Gams' Parposes Uommitteo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-10

UMW!.
To Mg Edam..

al•otdd like to call your eorresponient'e, "A
Working Mae," attentiao to the fact that the Allot.
mint Act le found to be prsotiatlly now,oktble,
simply because some of Its elms,. are not sufficiently
defined ; sod, ae Mr. J-840 001 ii IP, M.P., is going to
introduce another, se well as a Common Land. Resit.
tattoo Bill, our objet (that la, the working &mese)
should be to unite and form an association for the
whole county, and send petitions to the House of
Commons to pan thom meaning, and at the same
time set t) work and look op In every parish, town,
or hamlet, all Charity or Common Lead that has been
ilkgally taken from the robe ; but my experience of
the Clarity Commiegionme 1. 11 moat be taken out of
their hands, and placed In the bands of the local
authorities, or, who. braid, the ProPmod County
Board.

Now, by the poring of the Females Bill, the work.
lag msa has the power to return snob representatives
to Parliament who will pass sora measures to benefit
lamerl as well an the mars at laws, but dos% let
him be deluded by Tory prattle, each as the eia
of the honour of Kogan' abroad, whioh saikll
possible, to drew off lb. attention of the wackier
claims to the inkinitoul class made laws, whereby
they have been deprived of their righta in the soh.
We sre sow told by Coseervativite that they gars tbe
worlds{ ran the vote. wbilat it ir o fact they have
pendetestly opposed it with all the vituperative la,.
image they ootad °remand, and have only yielded
when the WM of Birmingham, hi =cheater, Leeds,
IC., haw) shown their determination, and the man of
Loadon have knocked down Hyde Park
which the ire Lord 13esconefieli (trra Mr. Disraeli)
ordered to be closed against the people, an act he alter.
wards admitted was sesalast the lbw.

Gioia' MUM.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-10

TIT LSITLISI OF MI TOLLS.

Mr. 'nun enquired what they lateadei doln4
'bout the letting of the talla—Mr. H. Hcenar •
Beek. keep It in our own heads. —The Mayor maid It
weald be touch better to frontless the present arrange-
ment. The tolls now realised more than sew before.
—lt was agreed to allow Use toile to roma& Is the
\wide el the OoaseiL