The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-04-08 00:00:00

oorszE TAVERN.

Air,—ln oonnectlon with this iestiteUne It was ieteaded
to have • club. What the Idea of the cnainutter is of •
club I cannot my, but acting upoe • possibly weds
one of my own. that in this case It would be an aseocia.
tine for the promotion of Innocent, social. literary, sad
other similar enjoyments spot temperance principlee,—l
in.imated my intrntion of Weaning • member. This le
some time ago. Noce then I hare carefully p. rased your
utPumna, ea well as paid moms litUe attention to the whop
windows. but without bring able to ascertain anything
concerning the club bryeed • notice le the tavern window
soliciting names for membership. Whitt the poperptippe
or those interested in the undertaking err doing I mewl
inliglne. By this time sll these intending to join the
lab should have been summoned to attend • .I'l
ths plea on which it was proposed to carry on 41=
idly dismissed, and the club sat &doer. Ono, got into
working order, with but • limited number of members
othen would soon join. • good chairman or preeldent,
with • genuine interest In It. pragmes, might do a great
derl, and July of the gentleman prominently connected
with the tavern • hould suitably fulfil this olio%
duties of • hick would net. I think, materially hake' .A
with other% This dab ought to be made the sualir .core
of the tavern. A good public debate now er .ispring
free lecture. anything, fa fact, _ as dm WeAr thise,it
keep Os pot a' botilte." should be woody .rsm,"To
them'ss as muck mwe like, hut with. ced. We mar
endeavour to:make the place enantsJ- .at we Practically
mind as well as dite body to maks' -au& to refresh the
can sat examtang it • newt wiser* on.
Plc it the &memos a( • be ouP al Coffee, dowsed
.al eolipse speodi be
April Sul. V. V.

CHAIM INIITAIII.
LECTURE ON CHINA.
. Th.. Rev. G. Mode, who is eminently gualifled
ow the teak by reason of his long serviose as
..lissionary in the Amery lead, gen an intareating
lecture on Thursday eveniag, the subject being
"Common Thin.' in China, and the place, the
Chartninster Institution. The intellectual progrese of
this important Tillage, which is said to number not
much under a thousand inhabitant% wee well shown,
not only by its lumina ouch a commodious public room
as the l.ctnr. room of the Institutioc, but also by the
fact of its being so well fills& A number of ladies
and gladioluses, among whom we noticed Kr. and hire
Albert Banks% it,. G.oegs Fl 'Ter, occupied the
front seats, sad to the very book of the room there
was an attentive audience. A table was quita loaded
with a variety of mod interesting models of Chimes
machines, and other mscimen of the Oekatiala' handi-
work, clothe% tiny shoes, fans, and specially the con.
trireme's for raising water, which are worked either by
buffalo or hand labour.
Yr. A. Baum remarked they all knew 14. Koala sad
his excelled family, who were allghbOUlll 01 ts•us. The
lecture would be more valuable. inasmuch as Kr. Mods
had not gland his informatics from books, but what he
bag actually seen. "Oblaa and the Chimer form a most
immunise 'abject, be (Kr. Banked had men a little of
this geode when he was In 8 to Treader% and found them
meat latenstiag. and Kr. Noels had brought to-nisht
ems examples of what they do, what they are, and what
they use.

Rev. G. Noma oommenoed by telling of what the
0tt0... em. which is UMW, MA. th• •4•••••,2•1 to •
CMUMMAM,iIt Owe of "Ilow do you d,,r being "Have you
setae your ricer thet to—"a.. your appetite bete Vwf;
woe growiag is somewhat betweeo oat. and
being loom like oais. but beiog thrashed out mach Ilk;
barley. It Loire,. with very moth water, being • most
water-loying plant, yet must It he men in wafer sot too
deep. Oa the Males of hills terraces are made
with impervious low walls at the lower pin.
to keep the fallen rota from rondos off, sad here
ass very fertile rico-plots Speebtag of tim Teat mad
systems, Mr. Moyle told how the riverbeds are
utilised by the Massa so time thoosh strsight=it
little here and teem they after all. wind about Is the
most egtreordiaory way. °btu Is cooped of 11 per
riocee, each as an average, as large as &seem& MI Is
that of °whim's. where ie • greet de sl of water is a large
rice country. The water toanpolled artthctoñy by
troughs fitted with. chain of la Plates or
Wooed thiatintir, ono god in the Intler. and in seem
came termed by the labour of the whole rawly on a met
at tree, 1•,, at others by buffaloes with a wheel. Purls.
nate* for tbe ries-grower% Mina is mostly 11114
Me tops of mostatalse here aad there rising so di's=
from QM 10•111 that from them • seat camel of land eta
basses. fl jun Ls cut wit\ 1.04. stokes, threshed es§
Mere re' boas& in wooden mill., and not voted.
hisser is mhos by nolem of Moose. *AA
waled.
ahopeAoke. yam 02•1111•11101 with odds aed ends of
ssit.4 at m.o..' eager. salt ligh, Is., theatre& other's
health is drank • good weep *snot out of tlay Daps law
with am ...trite. followed by MOMS. •••0041 whet.
dois..trebter.) In • esekshep
Katie saw the " Sect ea sleeve reedy...
'This,) These are followed by bowleg rice swept Imo
tw, mouth by chopsticksi • Chimes sea fur ..bise
is sof.
•-- ban' was Ats ngthe7.slablrbera" &veal