The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-02-04 00:00:00

LATEST.

A petition for Ti;ljatlo; ;se preetnied at the
Bankruptcy C •art, London, to-day, in the care el
Albert Grant, the well-lulown financier. The liabilities
It. C 680,000.
Br. Prrzasaou. Monday.
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The transaction of business has been' greatly 'lm-
peded by the indt•positl,e2 of Prince Gortschakoff,
who bas been unwell for sane weeks.
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Omciaj ne-ws—reTseititz: is reaseuring.
An accident at y J has been
caused by a dynamite explosion. An}k2ebridge wan
being demolished, when some delay arose in the explo-
sion of the .bat, and the men, contrary to the
angbiser's orders, went up on the bridge, which at
ones gave way, and four men were killed and several
injured.
Th. Government of India bag applied to the War
Moe for a number of non-commissioned
lagineer °firers to Instruct the men of the n=
army In submannst defensive operations .

HO3lll-PREPARED MA HURL FROM IZMIR
HOUSE REFUSE. OR RETUSE OF THE FARM.
noon OW TILAPOLATION OW TZI 114.01L1L
Wherever the dry-earth system (endeared the liquid
rases of the house or teens must net be confounded
either in Its volume or value with the liquid sewage of
the ewer system. The latter on the one band chimed
with a large amount of paid meteor of a very offensive
saws, is ea the other head diluted with dye or six times
Its volume of the water for fleshing closets, dram, do.
On both accounts It is very difficult to deal with. Os
the latter account-ite immense yams-the sale and
caceyeasiee disposal of it and its utilisation are equally
impossible. In the case of a town of 7,000 inhabitants
the sewage to be disposed of daily under tie wider trams
amonnte to at the least 110,000 gallons. Where the
earth-closet is adopted, it le no more than 30 000 or 40,000
gallons. Under the former main, the liquid sewage if
a foully of from five to ten persons wou'd be atthicalt
. 1.11 calms or MO gallons a day : while under the lake
these asscronts may be PO and 00 galena But jodeniss
floss ex
4 , I should think, if kept free from the
tg,do,cr..:lYaalc.d seldom emceed 40 imllme • day.
"This last amount has for several years been disposed
of on 11 perches of garden ground inoffensively, sat*,
and with vest increase of produce. Let account be takes
of this and of Use fee, previously raerned in, via, that
the result of this removal and dispose! of 60 gallons of
lignie daily, to/ether with the mode of dealing with it
would be the very high motoring of • gardeszaj, cre i
an acre, and prod action at the same time of tome
of valuable manure, and that removal and disposal will
be seen to be not only inexpensive but • some of tweet
B...king of it on a large mole, it might become a source
a meat wealth to the nano.
my own ease the kaki Is conveyed from the bed.
chamber and from the bah hitches by pipes and through
• gnie lust beneath the season of the ground to • tank
In the Wes This idm is, atoms., really amyl*.
only w there is sufficient fall from two sources of
;V:to the tusk Wherever the ground is level, ow
It rises from the d i eliing-house to the garden, the
quid must be 'moved in • 111 or 18 gallon bucket on
W,
The liquid so received either into the tank or bucket
Is morally already . Wood with • considerabl • amount
el nitrogen. ammonia, and other matters which Ft holds
In solution or sumps Om I know • labourer who is his
small allotment has generally had the beet crops of cotatoe
in the dad, and who has never used any other manure for
them than the slope or his house mixed with mambos.
" The liquid re am of • foully of from five to ten persons
should the mom day be poured into • teak or tub pro
ailed with the following soluble substenoes :
' Your pounds, or if for continued um 101 h. or NM a
= b;„:41( pulverised glass rr burnt flint pulverised. It
to UMW/ in. very coarse cloth.
...yen, peeks of loons dung or of crushed boom The
simply of times ingredieets may, if the use he scatiamd
he frequently renewed.
" If the sod be chalky or easdy, and there be is the meets-
beselsood kimmeri4e clay, let there be 101 h or Mb of
that substance awed at the bottom of the task or tub,
It is very friable, goee to aims In water, end tiostsbas
Wagon and an &Modems of shells.
" Add I.lllb of common salt; this also to be resolved.
oTwogood wheelharrowiful of decaying leaves or weeds
or any ot.her vegetable matter. This also to be renewed.
"In seem cams it ma be well to substitute the same
eeastity of super for the home, someelowe
sante of soda.
.• The first Ave ingredients will be of themselves
suMeleat to furs together with the 41;4 water and alip
and the earth se ashes, many tons of most powerful solid
sesame sad wins itognisacis of liquid manure of much
the suns power for daily use
"It may be well ici press the mass of vegetables, dr.,
, and thee to pour into the tub or tank the whole
r tir liquid refuse of the house for me or two days,
sesordlng to the amount of supply or the else of the tub
at teak Let It stand then for two days at least, mesa.
time let the liquid for each following day be poured en
such parts or crops of the garden its may require It; end
In this way continuously should any surplus be used, Asa
poured into the tub or tank, then an equal quantity taken
mid ead applied to the sal or the cr'op.
"In a shed by the lids of at. tab or tank so prep sred
her, should be two mutes a few Indies deep in the floor.
In *kith beam wood be formed, one of ear h. either
settee or from the earth-rioest the other of sifted coal-
ashes ; mach SPOC• IV, be wind is extent to that which •
...a requires for zing mortar ; and when either ha. h hr. 'sough a hollow should bet in it end ske
ikvaa from the tub should be Poured lan eke hems._
_low
eiia the whole mass should be well lith•tl to the
a mortar. In the state It should be removed "t7s.°.'a lane,
dry sheik end there thinly spread over the floor ; it shooLl—
be turned and beam or roiled. Th. --- --..... 1
0..... pulverisation as it dries, the mere effeaj- '
will ise the amount re
" For some time I pursued the pia., of e earth
Into the prepared liquid; but the plan I pastime thoceinemeed
of pouring the Itijuid onand into the mirth or sake, is
much snore SAID , quite as effective
" Book then, to the simple mode a maaufacture ef this
Lia:, end such ls its nature. The medium sought for
asysysive of certain nutritive sehtsances, mob as
sm..* nitrogen, phosphate. led acid, iko., le the soil
at rather to the Melina MP, go receives those =bonbon
Into Itself-they are so incorporated with it-that from
every particle of the earth ezre=ortimpregneten arm
them the pleat can derive
*The only requisite now to reader such • roman
illoseloss is thia Ina state end couditim
r:Illi= esag minutely mewed It must be brought
within reach of the plant at the right time. And the
Meeple mode of e(eotiag this Is to trill in the manure
at) la the or
either with the end or beneath It. and to a a
e.
Oar 1 i hale in whisk i -.1.1i-ri
riot . um. Itimialrk
at
. .....,,, t„
,„ , wer this manure that
in nu ...1 of wheat (and I the same may be caw
if eons and or barley) the and most be thinly sown, sad
the drWs mar safely be drawn I (set I Mohr emit. nk.
wig* foe tk. hid hong 8 ar 8 Swim Prom venous
and experiateste is the mane of many nth_
I obroldid"..simpect from an acre so mamma end sown- oar
• bet steer of weeds tram 8 te 8 dm of wheat
" illemkl the Groom no extended over the preempt
area of Great Britain, Irnka4c a# the four-kid
three-field system be aro-iises Our wheat
Corimaosmight moo be trebled, while Irma the
tmediate green seeps or root crop., together with the properly used as fodder, me bullock or me
orw Rid* be led es every sere of this same arable land.
"Lot the *ear and eas be compared with that of the
MI ..egt
air diatribu
acre oncetg cri ten wedg
thee. yesis. esalli
r inetpeld_. GUI the soberest I=lll
narer-mosad. sad hel
be hand to le hot ea the vow than on the
If othenristatislsindoes of the Isla
weal t
at:basimmia= =ton
be
curicusi 1470.177t...itam:Pb.reseaat...alealaillikail ter
ketkt
Memo
Ee. rase it weukl of weissety 'ai Om
eadreondition et the argleoltesal Isarahan.s7.
eardwitre Chrsoisia

One of the latest soiree seem likely to turn out
pessindlass. The trials of the eleolrkt light co:
weft' ilk. so eggialadary as was supposed.
Lando*, the cost is statist to be enormously gnaw
than pa, with an equal amount of illumination at
Billingsgate ilsrket ft is to bo disomtiausd, at West-
where the moues wa• most brlilient,
" ▪
praotkal dillicultise* are said to be too peat for say
amount of improveznent.and Mr. W. ii. Presto gravely
declares that its proltabls subdividoa is as unlikely as
the dlecovay of the Philosopher's Slaw Thus the
application to small burners emus sleet
but, for all that, Gas Companies may well
whether It le worth their while to acquire posies
for supplying
.10 log the light on • large scale. limy have
o of large coal supplies, by their misting as.-
tracts, and could probably anticip•to the orders which
• sompany sumlybag the lileotric Light only could
obtain, aced t6ir practical acquaintance with the
'lighting* business would give them peat advao-
laps over new oompeales, eves should the Electric
Light prove—what it very much rossothica—mere
namable'.

Weston doss not seem much swat to sisocess to
accomplishing his itsM task. as has aimed, ridden,
and how Mies miles am to In " maramst," in sacord-
sass
elik ilea mom. ol sk. his. is to as about as past
a =votary as how ha is to pst *rough Me gran monde
Lanessides and YorMsW.s, where th• navvies see
apt to say (but in Lankey. not Cockney 'Ms*—
" • stranger, . ; 'says ads Iniskat Is sad."
Dismiss.

Tat own Wm& Wing! (so Awe to eiders
11311 r rat CHUN Expregi. rt.z...-1,....-17.Bblaashhtt Itt„,btara.
while tobboutenviaLdown at Darobeeter. where eh@
TErzsDAT, rimatTARY 4. ICI woo etataurith irarAsymero. The game doss
sot do o•untry mime thwo is really • Meat
a
is =and askew your
jtotui any Itinti.
...., -7,10,041•11:1; snails
oriel I) is mousionsed
the little dodge ba which you sit.
—4---_.
tas MagnatiWortes Hart, whose bullhead
" Waite OAPs °I grmad br P"--"samia.' it $------ of tis; Vend t, sow in bad*
builder weak* appropriate for the lass who atm on
therm rase larp quastitise of food, and do hieneolf tins MAW le Saturday for • temporary Boma at the
„mi. a th. pittiali .........n. hit ppm thou fttls Pcotlasd, the Boma of which was pasta
Another advantage b.—ibu7is. boo es paws, to 011eelee Willey, who has died —Sops. Batty said
.bki ought to 13•10•41 to the pespa, would the aptiftsst coadmied the house .—lt
Pr°l=&..-
rprissod with bwasiad soollom•as " weds •PPeeted eft was whim the was a widow; them
not
of the v Tbas, strips of ground sr* too altos WWI KM. I 1 pia** it to a mania wawa.
absorbed Ist°. the big 'Mato of the wealthy num at the —HOWeeee, Mr. _,„l,_____ _,:.
aisle, arid the labourers. salmis, rose the bft of my what a ...Ns' 0;7:04 31...t.t.. Karp;:si:as
turf to walk on, after it has Do law stretched beside Othte el the law with Harried Wornes'ePtoiert7 Ade
the well-known loot-biletering roads Mlftablea die.—The Bssc plated the sppliestim
" There% soother bit of siat ior th• tai AV sadl • Woutz•kt POOTPAD.—The know who made sel
wmdamabodar the Boole me 80 "I "WA WYSS to rob Min Walden is th• neighbourhood of
all. Bridport last work formaly raided in this tows, his
ammo being Willis. Garissd Willarra was lii
aim time in the employ of Mu W bib;
to whom he was apprentice& Ho ftieshit
several those whilst bore. being as one essiolem mat
to priers for 14 days for fish powshisg, and was sits,.
wards convicted of Midair part is a Mare& drew
Amato, for which he had to =demo aserber =nti
The sight after the aftemptsi
pa.ossrLisall paid
a visit to Darobentor, when 117=0
V oreafortsids, lesvism next morning by ludo
for Hampshire.

dropped It ead followed Belau— It we.; Wilma II a a.
There was smother case, In which Mr. Weston pro-
secuted, and remarked that Ash at this time of the
yew are valueless se an article of food; but the
=of them meet deetruotive.--George OM, an
maa M yews la the employ of IV Floyers
saW defeedaets in the North Meadow, tb• W°lwrl7
ttiorzer, sad In the weepatton of Mrs. zenith He
this about ten miantes tartan out some ash
has the river. He went into aa alder bed, close to
!rooms Howe. A stream of water runs through the
=sad withio SO mit above are some hatches.
had bees shut delft at the time, the men were
taking the fleh out of elute. He got within about
Ave yards of the men, aid saw them each bring out a
lie and put it MI the beak. One of then. said
"flere's souther left there ; ru go in after ea." This
was Brine Third ' °itched* up the fres Put this
wider Ida arm, caned out to Brine " Hare, here," and
they hot/ ran away. Had men thew men frequently
beim " on the sans duty," but could never get to as
this wup.rly to no Omen take the fish out.—Mr.
Masten said AIMS owe assured as bad as they
as s I,l= Iybe ; &gale* were three previous
a aid bad--lligild with lap yaws ht
a Idermiery. Thud had lien her times we-
vismily amalaal—ht art ant of SA palmation. Ito
rower misted for redeelln the pesalty.—Thed Rd
mad caste he such owe or Me usual alternative, three
neestas is each woe,

Km Km. Oareha avAered bar boot WM mid
tii• sow iseleded ell the allesolee of the ereeew. while
f reek supplier were preeereble asi shiould IrO "
Oeenelleheeehte. at the ads,

The gestlassais elosit•roona was aim upstairs. Um
Wording Ulu Witte ainPutiburata mars *sum
. .

Returning now to the ballroom itself. we observed that
Mr. Haanah had greatly enhanced the egret by Ida
additions. White and weber Lino had been freely nook
the walk were festocaed with large wreaths of evergreen/a
relieved with coloured rows. the pillars .0604 with
while end amber, the string awes marked out with •
11.. of box wreath sad rows of various hues. The end of
the Counell-cthanibor which so visibly projects into the
Hail oa the @oath side we. festooned with laurels asull
Kees, bouquets of g mere wars.. the itsalichts. :51b
recesses were raised platform. with c•niches sad ewe
°halm backed by miners. Oa the (otherwise) bleak wall
el the Ocuatil-cdausber we. the Ise hustle' trophy. a
Imo shield, with "Marker is NW witioile. whips sad
open ell arena& and laurel Maws bergosing the whale.
At the head of the ream wore abitadatit large alrfeiroi
mange& to reboot the gay weak while luxurious Wail
tespled to repose. Above this the orchestra was aseopied
with white sad amber lag representing a tent. Renee
the band of the Royal Merino Light lafeetrl diepeicied
suitable straw, awl this wee the oelection. acoordiag to
Kr. Lines tastefully prepared programme
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Vales." Mn Revs ;" quadrille. " Under Shake r "Id%
"Corgeball Tease Tam "Vieletimer lamest; "Vereiegf
redo." Hydrupahes Oka. "Itelaokke ;" vain, " Oellelet
aad irierlanarlaseare."Trial by Jive
- Kangas Plebe vela', "A Tel:" quadrille.
" 8. radars r vales. "Lea flireaes;" polka. "Idea -
Brae;" vales. " 'Nomad oad else Nicks;' roles, " Cloches
de Ooreevill• ;" lawns. "Halted &ivies ;" vela%
liehea lawn Tag Palhe.l "Slick sad hook;' ea*.
" Kalaiseas r rase, "La. tiosambalue ;" polka, " Amu:"
(Map. "High Preetare."

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Dewing cwonsestoe early and continued with obit tate
the small home.

Aug Mn. Om= r.—lt is impossible to coaceive •
plane more utterly played out than Sri Mau this
.S°SI thud is lit* ally ao ono (bun; aid what
mum me is, that if by &MOO you do stiod • man la
the street he la ordure to his ex...landless that he Is
ant • dweller, hut merely d .we for his Saturday and
&today. mt. 6th UMWo are dying • boll this week,
bat to di. sal They will o-rteinly have to toped
Ark guests, unless they dance with each whir. I
reoramend theta to try • DWI adopted with groat
swam by Sir John flemodee Aurbag his mayoralty at
that alamo 740.11, Bilfrow-10•FLUINSII. HO took tint
railway station and mad• It his 13.11roosa, having
relays
_of special trains, so that his goesta actually
alightod on the ballroom 11 vv. if a Irish partner war
wanted you had only to await the arrival of soother
train, hand out the fair nett, sal wal,a ••11 with her,
leaving the &vetoes to unload thentvalvea at than
leisure. Mover was • ball kept up with greater spirit
on wee thoroughly is med.— World.

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Az Irma pros Ti Santee Rom —Agrees. of
frost and skating. nothing was more roaceedul than
the egperinseet made by ths Athletic Club at 1.4111 e
Bridge in tomato' an ice-risk on the Canadian system.
mg A. a lad for rollerskathig • large asphalt*
surf oce, having • raised lip of sic issabe& so th .1 in
winter it oan be flooded with water, which, ovelag to
the ooldnem of the 'weblike and its owa shallowness,
horses very rapidly, and is serve frost (mess right
tbroegh and boomers a sold block of ios, nix inches
thick. Should. however, the frost farm only an inch
or thereabouts, the water la mu off, and the °owing
of foe let down on to the asphalt& The end.oe Is
constantly swept, and resew' I at might with km
vat.,; • toothed which, dieniving the isequall ism
caused by the skate: :Arose very quickly • truly
glassy surface.— W
Warn. 111 Bast—ll any one supposes that flack-
eray's Beaky Sheep is an overdrawn picture, be need
only go to • frequented watering-Asop on our southern
coast, where he may see her In the Pvh. A lanes
daughter,
_else contrived to satrap into • hasty marriage
the thful brie to an historical but imporstiebed
I who was by some years bar Junior. gibe was
blessed with offspring ; but Ater the seaiy death of
bar husband that. ware peculiarities in her °abduct
which led to • wooosesfril application being made to the
Court of Chancery to with .raw the °killers from her
oare. Nevertheless. she is much welcomed in religions
drake ; sod the local authorities seem to be very
proud of placing her name amoupt ths patronesses of
charitable movement& and in their seal allow her
sometimes to assume a title which is Jost one degree
higher than that which she is justified in taking. It
will be remembered that at Meltankant good works
were often placed undrr the prosodies of "Reboot*,
Lady Orawley."— raid.

Hermfter shill we know why oft were smitten
rta plowing guards that lest oar lives gm& ekana ;
And why by eery en pents we were bitten
Among the bowers where ere sought fw bola.
Hereafter shall we know why life's fair gram
Was rudely stirred by Borrow% wrethful hand;
And why to sterile waits, and burning sand,
Were changed oar erystel strews sad groves el team
Hereafter shall we knew why Grief' Wane
I' mask, rang through loves bright fairy lasilL
The soul supremely blest in reams
greed from its pain and push., toll bills•tr.
Shell understand and read with OMR video
The ill-leamed Irma 0/ la termer tem