The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-09-16 00:00:00

LEGISLATION AND LUNG-WORK.
How much can " Parliament out of fiestion "
Help" Agricultural Depression "1
As much, by talk, mere talk, no doubt,
As when lwas in so now lie out

Minor Cocas° AND 81i GAL= WOLINCLET.—The
B4ohop of Natal hem addreswid • letter to the ascreter7 of
Lb. At flgia.. Protection &Met,. lamming them that •
s leadid auk of ivory, which Oet•wayo bad sent to
Crealock. had been forwarded by Sir Germs
Wohelay. The 'Bebop nries that to acospolog thie sok.,
of friendship from the King, General Orealock pledged
the Britieh Government to act tower& him in a friendly
This, he considers. is abeolutely laccesistent with
Sir Garnet Wolaeley'e policy, which ia as hostile to Cete-
wevo as that of Sir Bartle Prim
.

ais:7l.l.ounrinsaiu.. :::
inlciaTatt.
syie—noverat
....t...itad maolibutot thaak.a.,
Libersl rule they wars, at any rate, let alone. The Tory
Administration, however, owns to ham dailisrataly set
itself to kill the national f ceos—not with kindness, but
with vexations Interference and petty &dation. Not
ielle no it tree announced that all volunteer rstimests
were to be domed in scarlet tunics—an order that hae
given not • littl• umbrage to carps which are atnehod to
the soltherty green,. But We ardor was mild to tampon-
arAntwausterildretiret:pvioalf.roil""mrtrza ranloh2ntinc:toru.rsecdintingthwhagiz ilttiwtht aLitistiroltflifilftstt.
11 per out of the whole faros, or • total of men than I
tilllkmea. Nor is this an, the removal of the older rasa
bime ehe aget of wain' rid of most 01 the best
eheee • 245/though then may join the volunteer norm
th.i
a . .nve, they mon not remain upon the omen'
„A sad ersesseszoena (=not represent their carps st
meshes. or et a eneetinga A finer exampl• at
" how not to dolt" could Earn, ham been furnished by
the Obroomioution Office
Osuss-OnINDERA. —A curiom light is thrown On 006
aspect of the organ-grinding nuisance by • cos in the
Hammersmith Police-oourt, One Antonio Amman
accused Annie Caroline Webster, aged 17. of
in brume 00th-6 P01id66003 if 110 i Otherwise iiiiheeitalfteti
to perpetrate. 'The prisoner had bon "in the service" of
Signor Antonio Antonin, of Alexandra Maws, Itholollll,
smith, for two years past, which being translated probably
moans that she is ono of the more than commonly silly
and retrectoi7 girls al the servant clam, who, hating tho
wholesome disic.44 of a household, exchange R for
• ragabood le Of slann7 in the service of Italian
organ man. at last that she could pot neither
wages nor food, beyond cabbages, potatoes, and beans,
from bar taakmaster, she made off one morainethrough
the window, taking her box with b • p.p.Rpm
the falm chug. dismissal by
.111 r. Pion waa
trumped up. The gut,who I. aeaalbOd ea thelththe
like an educated perms, rid she went out with tut „gee, Lid for this year, he *mond of her service was
promised IX wales, to bs M ,id in AUgust An attains&
was made to shuMe off the olnin to Cltrtpto.se. bgie „Li
girl in a lucid interval made up her mind to have no more
to do with bar professional employer. Evid....
.. by ei., gum, whose artless nature revolted woe
1, uu;n,ltwrYliuP the..
r.fw:ishichthatake"thel66°bdianY Ingliali"Lthairlitatandscinehe:sod aloesfi':th:ll!:
thc2l
gp e year of impiud wages and the moist el them kin
trrru: ftheronsueltati, Theinsigettruct.4
an wm ates.ku.
These woman organ ma on inoreass. the
WilY Pw2P6 wh° acK°l4,llo bY. Met. babied
al Oriel them in camps as ramie and
=jfigintisialtrorsin ILI • alislat theffsfaXer"
itrindekt
caustrywagaso.

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FOREWARNINGS.
The, Diee Jfear, December 11. 1878. contains a Mud
of Mr. G a speech in the House of Commons on the Alithin. question, In which the
occurs. "And it is impuesible to telt:nil roP:a:C recollection that the Afghan war is no new war. Ws
made war with Afghanistan in Int. To
.repeat the
same war on the same ground with no better ta titication
ig certainly lansentabk. To repeat such • war is a
greater mistake. This war has been repeated in the face
of every warning conceivable to be 'mentioned, and in the face of an unequalled amount of authority, and in the face
of your own agent on the spot. It is said history repeat, itself, and certainly the repetition is in some meta
singular and touching. Perhaps there has not ever been
a case of closer imitation or approach to identity than
this. You who have sent men into this country send
them agate in the same generation, and when there are
still many tiring an Afghanistan whose bears the
recollection of the horrors that you Into that
country, and that you endured in that country, not yet
(yeti Years ago. All this has to to done over again. May
Heaven avert the omen, may Ileaveneverttliateatestrotdm
which betel our army in 1141, and that sanguinary
massacre which followed upon the catastrophe r

Erra's COCOL—GLartrut AID Conrottrino.—" By
' • thorough kno sledge of the natural laws whkb
ve
the operations of Wgestion and nutrition, Auer a:
careful application of the fine proportion of we
selected cocoa, Mr. Eppo has provided our breakfast
rabies with a del ately flavoured beverage which may
save us many heavy doctors' bills. his by the Judith:me
use of such articles of diet theta constitution may us
gradually built up until strong enough to resist every
tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies
are floating around us ready to attack wherever there
Is a weak point. We may escape many • fatal gait
by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and
• properly nourished frame."—Civil Service Gasegle.—
S.ld only in Packets labelled—" JkYLII Errs I Co.,
Hommomithic Chemista Landon."

—rottisen. W—eriii7Llies7Table Water known. I miler
It to the other Mineral Waters (mitre the public. (Pro-
fessor Wanklyna Report). Bold everywhere. Retail 60.
per dozen Pinta; Si. jr dosm Quarts. Orlyinal_parimme,
canteining 50 Quart Glass Bottler. 18... or 108 Pint ditto.
46a.—The Raba& Company. litu Finabary-cirata.
lemeen. 18. C. _

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Thus Ism AND Taavei.thns.—lediss sinking, visiting the
seaside, or otherwise exposed to the marching rays of the
pun and heated particles of dust will find ROWLANDS'
ICALTDOIL moat cooling and refreshing for the face, hands,
and arms; tersdk.t s sunburn, tan, freckles. Sic- allays
thp pain and irritations caused by mosquito and gnat
blue, and produces • beautiful and delicate compkxion.
Sold in two alta ROWLLNDS. MACUGAR OIL prevents the
hair falling a durinr hot weather. Rawl-ism ODOXTO
whitens the teeth. Sold by chemists, perfumers, and
hairdressers. Bey cely Hawked.' ante ,ta

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YLT:etsLi ! Fos z Taint AND Bait= .—A fair drops
of the lind " Floriluse" sprinkledon owes toothbrush pro-
duce a plea.ant lather. which thoroughly ammo. the teeth
from all parasites or imearinisa hardens the gums, prevents
tartar, atop, decay, glom to the teeth • peceliar whi
rag a delightful fragrance to the breath. It remotest...la
unpleasant odour twiner from decayed teeth or Whom
smoke. "The Fragrant FlorWne," being composed la poi
of honey and meet berba, is delicious to the taste and the
toilet discovery of the age. Price Ile id, of all
Must id and perfumers. Prepared by REMIT C. Gaunt.
SI. Oxford street, London.
VLLuditut Thscorzar roe rue lionc—lf_yonr hair I.
turning grey or white, or falling off, nee " The ltaxlean
Hair Renewer ," for it will panne* resters iAB
or White hair to it. original colour, withoonnavrig
he disagreeable smell of moat • Redeems." It makes
he heir charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
growth of the hair on bald nets, where the glands are not
decayed. Ask your Chemist tor " YggliCan
Rturwirt," prepared by Hagar C. Ocu.or. gi3, Oxford-
street London, and mid by Chemists and Perfumers every-
where at fic Ikl., per bottle.
Firs. —Erturrio Wm on TAILTIO
certain method of care he. been discovered fix this
distraning complaint by • physician, who le deatroaa
that all sufferers may benefit from this providential
discovery • It is Borer known to fall, and will cure the
most h.:)ess ram after all other means have been
Ii
will be sent by post to any
free oltd=Addrees :—Mr. WiLuAna, 10,
person
ad
Terrace. Hyde Park. 1.0.130rn
Waltman! Rectum's Puns Bum. The marked
superiority of this laundry blue over all others, and the
quick appreciation of its merits by the public, have been
attended by the usual results, via., a good of imitation;
the merit of the latter mainly consists in the ingenuity
exerted, not simply in imi the square shape, but
making the mood appearance the wrapper, resemble
that of the genuine article, me manufactuers
therefore to caution all buyers to see " Reckitt's Paris
Blue" on each Packet.

- Tusour ATVICTIOrIa into HOARlMill—fill suffering
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded by
the use of "Brown's Bronchial Trachea" These famous
' lozenge," are now mold by most respectable chemists in
this country at R. lid, per box. People troubled with a
" hacking cough," • "slight cold," or bronchial affections,
cannot try them too soon, so similar troubles, If allowed
to prerreea, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affections. See that the words "Brown. Bronshial
Trachea" are on the Government Stamp around each box.
—Manufactured by JCIIIN I. BROWN and Sons, Boston,
United Stales. Depot, MG, Oxford-street, Loudon,
HOLLOWATI 01Wrial:NT aND PILLS are the beet ehespiet,
and the most popular remedies at all mesons, and under
' all circumstances they may be used with safely and with
1
the certainty of doing good. Eruption; rashes, and all
descriptions of skin diseases, sorsa ulostetiess, and borne
are presently benefitted and ultimately cured by these
healing, sonthint, and Nurillbnl medicaments. The
ointment rubbed upon the abdomen checks all tendency
to irritation in the bowels, sod averts diarrheas and other
disorders of the inte,tiess frequently prevailing through
the summer and fruit semen.. Heat lumps, blotches,
pimples, Inflannziationi of the skin, muscular pane,
neuralgic aff «Moss, and enlarged glands min be effect-
ively overcome by using Holloway's remedies according
Is the instructions accompanying every Packet
ADvICZ TO 110TIIIRS I—Are you bream i your rat by
a sick child suffering with the paid of cutting WetlitOo at
once to • chemist and get • bottle of Was.Wtnstow's
BOOTHIRO SYRUP. It will relieve the poor sufferer
It is perfectly harmless and plemeat to taste, it
produces natural Raba aleep, by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes "as bright se • button.'
It soothes the child, softens the ifeme, Oat:stain Pale.
relieves wind, regulates the bowel", and is the known
remedy for dysentery and diarrhcea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Mrs. Winalow's Soothing.
SyraLLsold by Medicine dealer. everywhere at Is. lid
Per Manufactured in New York, and at 44,
Oxfost-street, London,
ROYAL DITONWI IRE bun K—la the best, the cheapest,
the most fashionable, and the most durable of any article
woven. The iNed.l says it has no rival either an apitotr:
Mae or utility. It is made of selected and elastic
wools; produced in new colours and mixtures forthe
present season; also in light weighted Yarns for summer
wear and warm climates Prices for ladles' weir Is, flid.,
Is. 3d., and 2a. per yard. Extra milled and
strengthened for gentlemen's suits and toys' hard wear
(new patterns), from 2. lid, per yard, U inches In width.
The factors cut any length. and My carriage on all parcels
into London, Dublin, Belfast, Cork, or Glaegow. In
writing for patterns, which are sent post free, state
whether for ladies' or gentlemen's wear. Addrest.Spear-
man k Spearman, /loyal Devonshire Sergo )
Plymouth_ Special attention is called to the fact=
this firm is devoted exchuively to the production of pure
wool materials for ladies' and gentlemen's wear. Sense
mold as used by Her Majesty'. Government
Psixtrall EIRCUTIONR —lt is not surprising that from
time to time attention is recalled to the barbarous nature
of the mode of executing the death-penalty in this
country. Hanging by the neck WI the criminal is deed
Is obviously • relic of barbarism; it is the most
primitive, the most various, the least prompt and uniform
and certain of the modes of execution which hare been or
could be devised. If the object of an execution nOW-a-
days be to ensure the rapid and certain death of the
criminal without any probability of intervening accident,
delay, or torture, hanging by • cord, and trusting to the
rough adjustment of weight and fall which the "eye and
experience " of an ignorant hangman can afford, is the
most fallible of methods, and must of necessity from time
to time lead to painful arenas of torture. The WWIIc in
perphaps of ell existing European methods of legal sums.
lion the most rapid and certain: but, without proposimg
any one substitute on our own rosponsibility--whether the
carbonic acid chamber, the massive electric discharge, or
any other method—it is certain that any scientific man or
conimbision could very speedily devise • prompt and
bloodless certain mode of execution which should be free
from the clumsiness end uncertainty of hanging. The
retention of this ancient relic of pest barbarism is not
' creditable to our jurisprudence—Driest Maisel Amnia.

A RIDE TO KHIVA.