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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15

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hear the We'lepn thi t .".
after imyntent of all claim+ connected with their ree
Monday •eliooll anniveriary, hare
am",lnting to about CM 10a, which will taiteri.ii.r
amist in meitaining the r„rthc. mini( 12
montha

A Torr os A TowEn..—A party of workmen
meted with the Surrey litepartinent are cAnionz,m
meadow, north of the riv.•r
Dunn the
the Pa't few day, they h.m. •iico•••14y1.
es-rio lit a most clever piece of workni.in-lop on tn•
k.
we+t tower of the Minster, having, at gn.lt ro,
eructed a huge staging, and on nie.clay crownol td.;
work by erecting a tent tliereon, in which it i-
to conduct future operation+ connected with thz+
pa-ticular branch of the service. It i 4 well troeth,..4
visit from the surrounding district. The men .I=4
will bo uougrattdated on We undertaking.

Foot" Iman.—On Friday Martha Ilttithet, a
travelling hawker, aged 77, MLA found dead in bde at
Down. having apparently died it heart
No inque4 will be held.
('alciscr CLUB —We hear that a cricket club hAA
I,.,wit.yi by the Rev. W. Fsirbank. Hal iii
assd E. Elliott Lem E. 1.. are provid-
,,,, the neceteary equipments. We are ,tanguine
~e..ugh to believe that the club, having Mr. Nicbokon
•th.rough cricketer) for captain, cannot be but
One thing I certain, the summer even.
ing. will be a source .1 annelement ti thou residing
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15

MATTHEW DEVIENISH, DECEASED.
113UHSU ANT to the Act 22 ad 23 Victoria,
r cap. 36. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN—That
• CREDITORS and whet. Parsons Laving an
CLAIMS upon lb. ESTATE of MATTHEW
DEVENISH, late of 32. Iligh-street, Dorchester, In
the coooly ..f Dorset, who died on the tlat day of
April.llllol, and wholie Will WSI.I proved in the Principal
aviary of Iler 31lajeety's High Court of Justice,
probate Division, on the 6th day of July, leB4, by
warm Devenieh, of West Town. Bristol,
.d 5 Deveuish, of Dorchester aforesaid, widow
01 tbe deciaeed (the executor and elertlilii
.ppote.i by such will) are hereby required
'Articular' of such DEBTS, CLAIMS, or
DEMANDS to HAUT DIVII,IIIIII, the said Executrix,
at 32, 111011-FikUT, DOItC aaaaaa , aforesaid, on or
before thy tut fur of Siptausuit next, after which
dey the said Executor and Executrix will proceed to
distribute the Aesets of the said Deceaaed among the
Parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the
Chains of which they shall then have had notice, and
they will not afterwards be liable for snob wet, so
distributed, or any part thereof, to any person or
persons of whose Claims they shall not then have had
notice
Dated has 9th Day of July. 1884,
YHOXAS DURANT, JUN.
6, Golailiall Chambers, Basingball-street, /Condon, .
80601101: lb aNM Executor sad isacetrLs.

1•113-DOlteP Air, it

sviVANI'S' RICULBTELY 017101

(Old Ket.abliahol)
Under the P•troaase of the Nobility,
Clervy sad Gentry.
WANTED, —27 Cooks, wages from £l5 to
V, £4O. 5 Parlounniuda, £l6 to vs. 11 House
aid Parlourmaida, £l2 to £lB. 6 Nurses, £lO to tn.
14 Gooses! Servants, £lO to Elb. I Experienced
binglehanded Laundrymaid, for • Gentleman'a Family.
ff. oder.L•undrymaids. for Gentlemen's Families. 4
Michel:maids. Singlahanded, uumarried, Indoor
listilierrants. I Experienced Footman under Butlers.
Aplily to lir. 'Dramas roust's, Saddler sad dei-
n,. asgistry Office, 1, Donibeeter. Registry
yei One Shilling °barged to Lady arid Servant ; If
by latter, 11 stamps, sad a stamped envelope for reply.
ph, /Ivan until the fee is paid, and no letters
sneered 11104144 a stamped eavelope Is enolosed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15

WEYMOUTH EYE INFIRMARY ANNUAL
MEETING.

The annual meeting in connection with the Wey-
mouth and Dorset County It fyal Eye Infirmary was
held in the Bierd ROoM On Monday, undor the
peest.leooy of the Roe. Clifton Stephens fn, the follow.
Init being also pr..ent :—Kir. J. A. Ileszor, lies. It.
Churchill, Mr. (3. Eliot (treasurer), Dr. Child. and
Mr. Simpson (medical officers), and Sir. Fooks,
secretary. The in. lical report, which WAS • very
brief one, wan read by Dr. Child., end stated th.t the
number of cue. treated during the year was 8.50, being
in.patMuts nu the books, 17; knitted 135 ; out-
Pnikinti, 618 ; on the books, 50.—The trensurer'.
report, which was an follows, was read by Mr.
Eliot :
"July Ist. 1881-11.'anee doe to treasurer. £5l 11. St.;
Sirs Insurance, LI 17. 61 ; diet money. Llll Is :11
wagon., nurse awl essi.t^nt. sumo, .CM 40. 21. ; drew .wl,
• li. ; breed. Jal 3f. 111 ; printing. ads,rtafing.
Moroi" lea, £l2 17.. ii. ; grAshin. /2 80. 11.1.; 4ruso,
• ik 14. Lii 10. ; Instrument' ropalnal.
131131.; coals, £l5 44.; dispeuser. ; sr.& .CT IS. MI,;
Woos, ea.. gl Ts 74. : furniture. ironmongers'. rftc.
LI 3s. 31 ( rate.. £lB 111 a ; retails, wr., .214 12.. MI. ;
seedy...o2 Oc. 61.; eixemitsry's ulsry, e anminiom. 4tc.,
• oi. 61. ; purchase of /CO c wools. arcs
for dividend. and papooses of tranofor. C 237
164. 91. ; toot ow% £ll 10. Total. .C 679 Ids. 6.1.
Ilwoolpto ..—Soboorlptioos and ol au
solid t rum. and churches end chap 4., LW 2.. SI. ;
divides.' £lOO coos ball-rear. £1 100. ; 4:390
woods half-yesr. £5 2'. ; proceed. from amateur
entertainment., r 2174. lii!.; from your per. no attend.
lag lira Sem Ii Sunday Schonlr.osen at If ucest Thanks-
•lde. CI VI. ; collected by li. Sin.... sad W. 41.....g00n qeorryin et Portland. 4:1 ; collect. I fry If Stone
and H. Pni.me from oviarrynieu at P .rtised, CS `is 61. ;
ootWstal boar. Le 8 a. 41. ; Irgai• of the late Miss °mime,
L 0; legacy of the iete John Jecole. Esq., £5O; 1.1.ne•
dos to treasurer, L 57 16.. 101.; t0t.1,L673 16.. 61-

Mr. ELIOT called attention to the falling off of
about E5O in the subecriptione an I donations, and
remarked that lag year the Items under them hoed.
ings were rather unusual.
The SECRETARY stated that lad 'REX they had one
donetion of £2O and to of EIO each.

Mr. Film' said the amount eTibecribe I by the
olutrobee and chapel. was rather larger than the pre-
vious year, and then they bad had the prove, is from
the entertainment.. They bad spent £l4 in a test
Ow,tb. enes of repaire was rather bea•v. and they
had had to spend £7 in purchasing the £2.60 remeola
Mr, FOOL read the following report of the Goin.
mitt*, to the subscribers :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

PEPPER'S

QUININE & IRON
HEALTH.
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ENERGY.

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new life, enriching the blood. and strengthen.ng the
muserrlar system. the manifold symptoms el weakness
ili,appear, appetite returns, fatigue erases, recruited
litalth. a general secession of strength and vi _r.er over
the whole system abundantly peeves the benefit 'I rived.
etREAT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
IN QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—It braces
up tl. seakened nervous system, and increase, the
strestspli of the pulse, rapidly dispelling the depressed
irritaile condition resulting frose prostrated nerves.
Each Bottle contain, :et doses.

f.tREAT MENTAL STRENCTN. PEPPER'S
ST QUININE AND IRON TONIC, lts
supporting intim ne. 1•11 the betty and tu recs. repair,
the rava,o, cat, I by overtaxing the brain per.
mut so gives really great mental strength. It costs
about lid. each .I.•se. Refuse imitations.

e_REA-T DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
SS QUININE AND IRON TONIC w.,.."lwus
Ihe Ft,imach, stony:fig Finking sensations. re ~,,, ves
iudi:,e-tion, heartburn, palpitation, kc. lllost valuable
medicine fur delicate feniales. By the cordial bitter
flavour Pepper's Tonic always inereaves the appetite,
and, by itt use, all neeevvity for beer, wine, or spirit is
avonle.l. Insist on having only Pepper's Tome, and
not a mixture of the chemist's ovvu compounding.
Boltlev, 41. ltd. each, Fent carriage free by Parcels Past,
on sending the amount in stamps or I'. Order to Jolla
Pepper a Co., Bedford Laboratory, London. W.V.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15

BRIDPORT.

SODDIN Warn Isom Ht.gozatiaos,—An alarming
case of so idea death front the bursting . f a eerie se
vela occurred on 'Thursday evening soot stz o'olsok,
the victim beim, *a elderly widow, Eliza Keuway.
It seam, that the pier 'rime°, eh reeided in South.
street, intended to fetch b, little graudeuii home
from the field near the South Mille, where the scholium
of the parish church echools erre ousgregatied. %V hen
user the to n-stde, in South • large Varicose
eel in the right leg suddenly buist, and the bleeding
woe s raj ii that within the space of a minute the
poor creature fell Trite exhausted. Although two
women assieted her to ac ti gri near, ni attempt wen
at first made to arrest the bleeding, end it was nut
until oval), the whole of the litisb.ood ha 1 ebbed
away that the people thought of trying a bandage.
It was this, however, too late, for the poor woman
died within a few minutes alter t ie bursting of the
vein. When Sergeant H•mard arrived he found the
body at the hoots of the deceased, with the right loot
placed in • viral, la which was a large quantity of
b1..0d. Dr, Hay submquently •lewed tee body An
inqueet was nut deemed uecessary by the Carona:, to
whom the f .ots were reported.
SUbDAT SONO4L TliArd. —rho scholars attending
the Sabbath school. In counection with the parish
culutoh were treated to their aunual tea on Thureday.
Tea was provided on the rem..., lawn, and iu the
evening the scholars adjourned tJ • field near South
Mills, where &analog and other amusements were
Indulged in.--'fhe scholars attending the achoole of
the Cdugregatiooal Church held their mini y on
Friday, the muster, headed by the pastor awl teachers,
beiug • very strong one. A number of neefut pr.zes
were offered and given for the beet device* and
bouquets of wild tf rivers, who the mutt that a
splendid odilsction wee br iu4ht, together. Tea was
braided in the schoolroom, ad, •obseqnsatly, adjourn.
meat was made to the Open.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-27

idelor.

fiir,—Permit ins to is, a word or two respecting
the Doc:lege, choir mid the oroaduct of the clergy-
man, os mentioned by your oorrespondent Oas who
admires • good choir." It would mem that this
particular choir hoe tale. into • practice unfortu-
nately too enemas with choirs g Ily. The confer.
aim, sr:median to lielmore (and according to oommon
seam) shoal" b. said in monotoae aol in a subdued
mentor ; sod Ii this rule Is deportee' from .spatially
U there la anything approaching to noise, it ti quite
right that the elergynton shoold hamlets. The shots
should leers their work during practioe, bat U they
fail to do so that is so enema for unseemly conduct
la chunk. &overseas there must to secured at all
Wards, eras to the ezteat rg topping the reeding
desk, or, as your correspondent has it, "bonging
produced by topping." Tim choir boa no right to
presume upon their position sad office to do that
which la sot correct. I bastes to add that I buoy,
nothing snore about the matter In Quaid= than what
I gather from your oarresposdant's Letter. There is
nothiag la his stakomest which shows that tits
clergyman is to blame, salon it be that thirst, gentle
mom was perhaps a littie too demioadrsti re. I, for ass,
wish that other, at the skin would do as he appears
to hats dose, or. what would be far preferable that
choirs would bow to Wad tie lajsootion and slag, not
only with the soles, but with the usdieritandlas also.
—Yours, &a,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-27

HiALTHINISS VERSUS CORRUPTION.
To Mt Editor.

Dear Sir,—The above refers to musical tette and
culture, a* well as to the physical and other things
around us.

In running over the two letters in your two previous
issues—re the Choral Association—l was much struck
with the difference in, I should say the report and
the remarks thereon. Of the entertainment I will say
nothing for or against ; but would simply say it is
my candid opinion it Was one of the best things
that ever happened to the society to have such a critic
to pass an opinion on the efforts of each individual
performer. If such perforineni cannot undertake to
bear cnticisms they had better keep off the stage
altogether. Report' of concerts often pea' before my
notice, and I take the majority of them to be bosh and
meaninglees, and calculated to cause musicians to be
careless and slovenly with their productions, so in
the end they will think all's well ; but no !not so now;
the musical taste in Wimboraii knows that; to be
healthy, the bitter as well as the sweet must be brought
out, and spread far and wide.
It is quite possible that your reporter might have
been an unmistakeable musician, and "One of the
Audieace " uerr in the race likewise. Still, I think
one a little severe, yet good, pechaps ; and the other
one of those who would mislead amateurs respecting
their abilities. I would conclude by saying " How
suit qua mal y pease," and I sign myself
GAMOON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-27

MEMORIAL CARDS.

DEMONS are inritad to inspect a varsity of
MEMORI AL CARDS, Emboseed, Cameo, or
Plain, at the Oaks of this Paper, 8, High West-street,
Dorchester.
26 Embosrad Cards, with name, date, so, and s rum
of postu, or tett of Scripture, supilied for M.
In Isracciam' Doubls Osrds, Plata Brood Black
idv, with same, date, ap, • verse of poetry, and tad
of &riptars, SC

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CAPPED, JEWELLED, and

rZIIENTB.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-27

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-27

"JIIIMNY DIXON."

144..

Sir, —lf you can allow me the spacein your Marren,
I would say to the " Anti ru -llizote'. who referred to
the above in your last week's isime—l think it
would have been wiser for him to have held his peace
about that casitesty of ye olden time, and so let bygones
be bygones for ever. N4i%at doe, "Anti-Dixon " want
to bring ite or ism into your columns fort Does he
think the gentleman he calls successor would ever
approach anywhere near anything like • "bell acre,"
or things, which I have before said, bad better be by-
gones,- ! The gentleman whom some would dub
• Jimrney " is a gentleman, and will prove himself to
be such very soon, provided he is not in de:ails over
ruled by the subtle sect that reside in this town of
Winthorne, and are known to be real blue-blooded
Dixonitea—no living good to themselves, and an evil
to those around them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-27

A COMPLAINT.
re Ole Editor.

T)ur sir,—lt is my palatal duty (for I feel it my
duty) to write to you under similar circsamateneer as
tboee I wrote to you arms mouth. ago, vix.—.bout a
olergymon =Meaning him choir before the unpropitious
In a osrt&n chetah in We town. Now, sir, last Sun.
day morning, when this choir got to the midile of the
0041011•00, all at owe the following wee heard :
" It's 1,0 mach noble," and then followed • dolma
tapping, which win produced by the Rector banging
the sea ,bag dank. You may imagioe the result of
this. The choir wee stopped, the cecgrsga&lou with
the choir stared at the rector, sod the prayers were
stopped, indeed, all win turned upside down, and
thin, jut at able moment, the worthy Rector went
beak nearly to the beginning of the prayer and quietly
repeated the sentences, putt, by himself.
Now, sir, snot conduct an this is .imply dligraceful,
I consider. How the young fellow+ forming the choir
can g every Sunday sod idt• their navvies@ volun-
tarily, and for their trouble be cralcured and exposed,
pouts* me. Why can't they get an explanation from
the Rector? If be does not want a choir let Wm tell
the choir so, and then let the members all resign.
Probably the worthy Rector would not object to
give an explanation to ^sewer to this. If you will
kindly again give this • Vii; in your valuable paper
you will again greatly ob
ours truly,
ONO WHO HDIDLINS • GOOD Coots.
Dorchester, Kay 10(.12, 1864.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-27

PETTY SESSIONS.

TIIOIIIDAT. Before the Mayor (Mr. F. T. TM
melon), Mr. W. Pearce, Mr. G. Cu 1.. Mr. H.
Farmer, sod Mr. H. G. ()atoll.
ureemotree Guazatus
William Gay, bricklayer, of Ps:ketone, wee rum.
mooed by George Parker for as moult on the 17th of
May.
On the day in gargles the oomplaleant said
be west into the Beehive to pay Isis rest, on lor
which be rented, and he had no sooner ir ,t in
there than the defendant kn aked his bead thew b tbe
window, aadthen fora wooed timeknocked him down.
In reply to Mr. Travers, who appeared for the detain.
dent, he said what it was for he did sot kaow It
wee sot a fact t het a quarrel had just previously
mime between Mat and the wosaaa be w..s IMO( with.
and Mrs. Guy's name or.. not—as the Mayor put it—
" mistimed In ouch a way at to Impute eometbing
against her character." Closely premed, however, be
said be believed there was, but be had aotbinit to do
with It. The discoloration of Ma eye, and the mark
on his forehead were caused by the defendant.
Genre Phillips raw some pri•lthur about and
but be sae ant of It lit quick as be could.
IBA Le adagiol the blow.

Mr. Georg* Stickland, the landlord of the Beehive,
aaw the defen loot Tribe the plaintiff two or three
dmes. The r w .1i I cot origin...is in his house, and
b. nu only •,,,r) it occur's'.
Mr. Tray... sal .1i re ..4 danbi Of SG WNW
11111. salt haring been oominlt.ed, but the fad woo
woman nll6 whom the gre,4 cot ...lived bad repeTedly
Coil aspen one up m the 4 fendeathi .19.. and meeting
tha defend.ot directly after, having lost his temper,
ontortanetely to. k the law into Me own It od.. It
was Dot • publichoom row, and there MU DOthi'(to be
anid aeslot the Beehive.
The Mayor .nid the Beech roalrl not help seeing a
serious asiault ha I been omemitbet and they time:-
fore bawl lb defendant 10, and coat&

roams PatenlL
(Norte Psial. &Wm, of Poole. was charged with
cruelly illtr..tntnut Imating a home, Is the parivh
of Puk•t Sopt. Hoot prosectite
Mr. C cl Newlyn deposed t the defendant thrash•
log his nut 4ri,i. st e fortune rate. it was
such & cam that he felt bound to repoit
John Baer gars aorrob e•id•nes.
Deleiriaot. who. It msy b rememhe ed, some time
ago toult hie trial fqr mtn•larighter for driving over •
man, maid. in his drastic , that he did mit °vs.-iris's
his horm.
The Beach hod him El, I ciudhg eests, or 14
days'. Ile sal i he would g to gaol.—This bisyor
saki they didn't wish to send him there, and would
glee him month to pay in.

714Nerga.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-27

NONTICILL 111.0 NA.

INJSIDLT SOCIIITT ARNIVSIte•ILT. —The annual
fattest of the Fostoria Frisadly Sooner took place
on Friday in delightfully eat weather. The
weathers, after lancheoe, which wite provided le the
sehoolrown, protiesated, heeded by the East Stour
bias. band, to St. Andrew's Church, the annual MUM
being preached by lb. Rev. A. Dobbs. The Waiter
took plum in the Natioaal Schoolroom, under the
presidency of Sir R. G. Glya, Bars., who wee eupported
by the Rey. Canon Gigs, Rev. P. Hart-Dyke, Rev.
A. Dobbs. Burrs G. C. Day, J. Haskell, A. 0.
Spinney, B. Edwards, and others. Gram baying been
amid. the Obalrataa submitted the Tumid toys' toads,
which were duly honoured. Is propodsg the health
of the Bishop and dergy, sad minister/ of all desomi.
nation/. the Chairman said that it might be generally
thought th.t the clergy aed adulators bad only th•
spiritual welfare of the people to look after, bu., as a
matter of fad, the bodily and the spiritual welfare of
the people were coupled together, and in both the
clergy and ministers were always willing to reader
aesistaemi.—The Rev. Caws Glyn, who was well
received, said be went heartily with all We Chairman
(iir B. G. (Ilya) had said, and lie inlaid say that he
always did go with what Sir Richard said,
bemuse be always seemed Ii say the right
thing. The work of the deroy wee ositsinly of •
double character, for they had to di with the temp gal
as w.O ite thespiritaal wants of the people. It gave him
red planar* in doing hie best to snpOy both.—The
Rev. P. Hart plies, in thorium.* of h.W reply, said he
hoped the society would go oa wen, and th
carry ou,t the words : Baer ye oeeirot!
He thought that they should all do every-
thing possible to ald the moiety in IS. good work.—
Tusk.,, R. Edward. (Weeleyse) also replied to the
towit.—ln giving the toast of the society. the chairman
said Ise was pleaded to ad that de sooseev bad made
extraordinary progress SIOCIO We you WM WI.O It
was first started; bat td 'dallied than to • little
farther, and provide for the widow@ and orpbs.s. It
was always the greatest pleasure to hire to 01111114 thew
In that room as preddeat of the society, and be hoped
by out year the society would have increased, and
it. year ohm Wowed dill mow, till oust, labouring
man and every labourieg led in the parishes around
had been enrolled a. me nbers, ad till the soci,ty
numbered 200 member., which would make twin eery
strong.—Timo treasurer A. G. Spincity) bere
stated. amid great apple's e, that the 'whey already
numbered 300 members. —Toe company then adj mined
to • field, where • variety of athletic 'ports were sow
through, Sir R, (I. Glyn and the Rey. Owen Gly•
acting as /wines The day'. proosediege wen brought
to • clod by dancing in the schoolroom. which was
kept up until • late hour to the strains of the Raft
Stow band.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-27

SULPHOLINE

LOTION

THE CURE FOR SKIN DISEASES!
IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAY!

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN USE
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MARVELLOUS APPLICATION.

REAUTIFUU.Y FRAGRANT.

F. PERFECTLY HARMLESS.

CURES OLD-STANDING SKIN DISEASES.
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.
There is scarcely any ituition hilt will yield to
" Stt:i ill a few du)s, 11.1 commence to fad*
sway, in it if seemingly rst cure. Ordinaty pimples,
as, blotches, ',lnf. I •iiglausg, csni,li as if by
magic; whilst 01.1. naming skin nil,. mu re, eczema,
Sc.-, pa,r:seis. r• prurig•.. titer, pityrissis, however
" ontc. ,sftilly attacks. It
ch Amy@ the &Mint:cuts which mostly cause these
gills:Oily, irritable. painful Off, ctiL.l4, and produces
that, mooth, nut •pie, healthy skin. " Salpbolins"
Lotion is sold by ever)shere.

13ottles, 2s. 9d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-27

Corresponixtue.

WIHBORNZ CHORAL ASSOCIAnoN
CONOHRT.

To lAo Edgar.

Sir,—ln my letter on this subject last week, throng
a misprint, Mr. Mans-Dyson is represented as bong
an A.It.A.M. ;it should have been L.M.A.JI. As
the difference is very material, I should feel obliged
by your correcting it in your next issue.—Yours,
ONI Or INS AVDIZIICL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-27

PEPPER'S
TARAMACUM
AND PODOPHYLLIN.

A FLUID EXTRACT OF

DANDELION AID lUD= ROOTS.

Good for Liver Disorder.
The best Antibilious Remedy.
Without a particle of Mercury.
Safest and surest Stomach and Lim Madkdne.
Clears the Head.
Regulates the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-27

PEPPER'S

QUININE & IRON
HEALTH.
STRENGTH. TO
ENERGY.

eItEAT BODILY STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
IQ QUININE AND IRON TONIC—By infusing
new life, enriching the blood, and strengthening the
muscular system, the manifold symptoms of weakness
disappear, appetite returns, fatigue ceases, recruited
health, a general accession of strength and rigour over
the whole system atmearantly presume the beseat derived.
(IR F ikT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
LS QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—It braces
up ti ic weakened nervous spitcm, and increases Uss
streugth of the pulse, rapidly dispelling the depressed
irrituble condition resulting from prostrated nerve&
ii Bottle contains 32 doses.

fIREAT MENTAL STRINOTPI. PEPPER'S
MP QUININE AND IRON TONIC, by ite
supporting influence on the body and nerves, repaint
the ravages caused by overtaxing the brain power,
and so gives really great mental strength. It mete
about led. each &se. Refuse imitations.

r_REAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
IS QUININE AND ON TONIC strengthens
the stomach, stopping sinking sensations, removes
indigestion, heartburn. palpitation, kc Must valuable
medicine for delicate females. By the cordial bitter
flavour Pepper's Tonic always increases the appetite.
and, by its use, CU necessity for beer, wine, or spirit is
avoided. Insist on hsving only Pepper's Tonic, and
not C mixture of the chemist's own compounding.
Bottles. 45. W. each, sent carriage free by Parcels Posit,
no sending the amount in stamps or P. Order to Jobs
Pepper é Co., Bedford Laboratory, London. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-27

COUNTY COURT.

MONDAT. - Beton Mr. Sorjesat .Itkiosos
(Jude-)

The sitting of the Mart to-day occupied about it
hour., about 51) plaints bents entered, of which the
greater part were tusdefended and were rapidly got
through by the Registrar. Mr. H. S. Dickinson,
within so hour.
Three judgmeat summonses came before hi.
Ream:, but they were not of soy public itFereet, the
usual orders with the customary exterialon of time
being mad*.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-27

IILANDIOAD.

RIYLE fourth comislition for the
Captain's Chialenge Cup t.s4i place on Monday, at the
butts of H Company, 1.).H.V. There were 10 coin-
petitors. The highest -core was made by Sergeant
Derham, 46 points; Colour-Sergeant Goodridge being
second with 43 points. Ranges-200, 500, and ON
yards; five shots at each range.
CONKERVATIVE AnsocIATIO3I MCITLNG.—A pri.ate
meeting of members of this association was held in
Illandford on Monday evening. The meeting was
convened by circular to members only. and great
reticence prevails as to the business of the meeting.
Privacy is a capital plan f expounding the "great
principles' the Tories to the masses of the country,
so we refrain from chronicling the names of those
elected to represent the Blandford centre at the
district meeting to be held shortly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-27

A trmnorary trough, of the Aopl Ho., from
Mr. A. 11.. Harris to Mr. W. Banton, wom groutod.

" 7Apar."

Thomas Fancy, ammeter, was summoned by Anus
lv Deer, of Wrß t att., to show muse. The defol.d.ot,
• miserable looking fellow, anythlog but • " fancy'
awe, bad °Mist:vital with the promentrig for a lope
time, but he had now darted her for • "bed
weenies." The child was born nearly twelve mohtlus
..0.--Marla Shirr., of :(.tows, coot el tr.
prorcutrig, sod .iefseubms laid bor.—The B Itch
mai., we order for 2.. 6 I. per week, but they advised
Use defendant to merry the woman —' It w ui h•
the cheapest way." ad the Mayor, "f.r if pm merry
anyone ii.. you miebt hare •It more to keep. Tw.
au i-fixpeose will go much farther if you are all
living together."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-27

Batt of Er. &hiDge. J.I).

Donned*: Me just loat by death me elite oldest
aid worthiest edemas, Dr. Aldridge, who. after • long
Wars, succumbed oa Tousalay mooing lam et hie
residesee to to. Welds titurley dome. The dodos.
has for a onsiderible Wm been lyisig betweeu Wi did
death, sad the struggle has begs watched with the
keened lanced aso ausidy by nearly every
ialunisaat of Ms town. It will be restembered the
deemed sestlentaa recovered from die Ant embus
Mame saMoiently to take outdoor awarded and he wee
clamed coal *sough to be removed to Bouraeonth.
White at this bealtisgivlag retort, be Weed strewth
rapidly, but he ermined Mat edema mayday,
the result beiag • recurresee of ne weakness
soon which, it is 0., earrowf al deity to elumicle, h 0..,.,
reervered. For some emaidembie dam it was well
karma to his relatives that ha would sot recover, but
they did, we may my, the whole town, fully iota lent
net 11th. lad great meaty mold be foiled by medical
sciesos, it would be asonaphetted by the able goalie-
mem who were mom the doctor', beet friends, bare
mew us fund' menet hops flow oda was thou
hops MO brim obituary t.tili.•, sod Idles It bicusts
knowa as Thursday night that he had pawed away,
tlt—Mmet felt by all we, memo bad Marti alt. Dr.
had deems rakes me lidded uttered in all
17Moted the weilare of the town In which he had
made his Issas sad in whit* he had resided the majors
portion of hie life. Appresentoa of his public life had
bee. Mow. la redone ways. He WM • member of the
Town Lkuncal for sway yews; bad 1.11.1 taw
it vio os two ocolllo4l wilt green credit
to bbassa__, sod to the endelaidion et lb. tow...
lie had also bth
een a magietraie foe e
Soh lot I0Ia• pare. A. smiled Mime of the
we' Ludes' ia the lows, he willZeg
serietand bae his eosins, sad almatios to thei
aid as medical Jams foe Tordingtoa de Weddle*
sad alleattos to the poor asd dimmesed
will Wel las remembered. Is all his public
comacities be displayed the mem high qualities MOM
odt/solarised hie life as • private modiral goadecom—
guditles which are too well kaowa to require say
mkt, from us Istpitoork bad may bet hasty.
whoa moved by red or hedged wrongs he mantainal
aa mower viag opposition to iajestlos or umiak=
or Um part of three who sattrol the affairs of Me
tows, sad • skid Land!, of impose
La all hie &allay. la padded Dr. Aldridge
wee • stamen and thorough Liberal. eamet.
lag hie prime*, as ere/y mosasety oda-
dos feariesely lad opody. The Memesd
mad who retired Isom medical weak some time ego
(his pesetio• belig takes toy Dr. Fished. blares •
widow and three seas, wit. who.. the whole tows
deeply sympatithe la tisk bereavemest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

3110 PORT.

Bohol:log Pam Sseatogs, Tatteday.—Before the
*set Mr. J. P. Suitihi, Mr. 0. Schmid*, nod Mr.
J. Stephens—Alexander Thompam, plumber,
pimpled guilty to • °harp, of tmiog drunk and di.-
or arty in the borough on the 25 h April, and was
fined 5.. and SI. 6d. o Whesdon,
labourer, pleaded guilty to • .imilar offence in West-
street, on the lad May—P.C. Freak stated that
,ithodant was very violent and wonted to fight.
Doirod.ait admittad having " a dr..p mom tbso
usual," and no. fined se. and ca4s-1%0131.g
Diosinick, blackemith, who pleaded godly to • *ham
of drunkenness, Wlle fined 2e. 61., it appearing to be
Isle first offence.—The Rev. G. Z. -LOllO,
curate of Bt. Mary'. (parish) church, was summoned
for keeping a dog without a license on the 16th April.
—Defendant appeared sod admitted the ...Moos He
explained that he had only bed the dog about three
weeks, and did not 'stead to keep it. He took out a
Bosom on the 12th—the day after the policeman called
at his bons* and asked to me the liosass.—Tined ss.
and fts. 6d. oneta—lispary Seal, a lad of Zwamtreet,
who had amused himself and annoyed his neighbours
by knocking at thole doors on the iltd inst., am fined
sg. and costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

IMPORTANT BALE OF DORSET HORN SHEEP.

Mr. T. Ensor held hie annual sale of Dorset horn
ram., sm.', and lambs, t wetber with his withal
fortnightly sale of fat. and store stock. at hi. Repository
on Satutlay last. There WO. a large at'eudanoe of
buyer. fr..m this and neighbouring countiee. Mr.
Henry M.yo'li yearling ram. mule from 7ga. to 214..;
Mr. W. Hull's yearling lambs range I fr int
to 1201. ; Mr. Pit6sliP• (Eytw) six very grand rams
ranged (cm hg.. to no. ;14. H. per's (Littlabredy),
it, to 300. A six-tooth ram belonging to Mr. G.
Flower fetched 10ks., and a two-t with 6ga ; his raw
lambs made from gigs. t, 84e. Ewht yearling born
lignite from Mr. Hw.iing (%lontsout-) ranged from hrs.
to 13gs. Mr. H. Mayo's 300 bornewea msda fr 'm62..
t.. 75.. ; Mr.Sbephortre(Whiteombe) e5,t,3.. ; Mr.
Jeirrett's (Puddletowc), 60 ewes, 59.. 61. to 631 6L
Mr. W. Mayo obtained from 26.. lA. to 294. for his
ohilver lambs, an 1 Mr. Furni.dgv. 63 t 66i. fcr hi.
tilt. Among the buyers were Sir. :Shepherd (Whit.
combo), who purchas,d ono of Mr. Mayo's rams at
21 guineas ; Mr. Lipscomb. (f .r It. B. Shrrilse,
E. 4.), Mr. C irpv, Mr. J. Chick, Mr. Hehditcb, Ur.
%V. Dunning, Colonel Mensal, 3Je.ers. A 11,., Slorris,
and Tucker (Ede of Wight). Mr. Fattest, Mr.
Howell (lisx.lbury), Mr. Bond, Mr. Groves (SI sjet.
ton), Mr. H. Mayo, Mr. Keot. Mr. Hard., Mr.
Sprsko (Wyuforl Eagle), Sir. Gibbs (Briciport), Mr.
Z miry. Mr. Symonds (Ashton), Mr. Farthing, awl
Mr. Templeman. . _

cal;es made from I:14 to Ell 10e. for
inferior sorra, end the 1:18 10s. to £3O 109., the
latter price being obteine.l for • nice heifer, the
property of Mr. U. J. Lambert (St-eyletou). B wren.
Cr., 1.13 to £3l • pair; stock bells ranged from £lO to
118; fat bulls, EIS t Thera wee about the
usual supply of beef, the best rawklog 149. to 14., 61.,
and sic ,ndery. 13.. 1. 139, 61.; fat lambs. 114 d.
per lb.; ewe, 81i t 91., and ',them 93. to 103.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

THE aurrzarsowLs MURDER.

A message was received et Darllllol on datorday
evenfog by Under-Sheriff MIWon from the H mte
door•tary, intimating that it ha I been decided t
respite the two men, diddle &al L eentaoos I t
death for lb* murder of Serviant Smith, f,,r oo• week,
In condor to Inquire into the statemeat made by Sidd4e
raspeating the crime.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

ASZERSWELL.

SODDEN i)ZATII.-A p tinfudy maiden death oc-
ours I here on Saturday wornins early, when Thomas
°older Marsh. so elderly labourer. wee diec.vered by
his danght.r lo a fl-Id nearly lifeless. I would
appear that the old man, who wee nearly 10 run 01
age, and had been ruedicsily attended, left the house
early, and woe lona i ab described by hi. &bushier
about 7.30. Abbot tea minutu after his mural
home Marsh eipired. A. laqie4 was not deemed
necessary by the doctor who bad dimmed wader hie
care.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

TREATMENT 0 HORSES.

Farceurs should not 1...1 t.ieir sol.ly upon corn.
or. 1c01.v4, opt soy on. kin of /awn, its tundeocy is
t the YlllllO5 nioecular strength and give teem an
abnormal quaniity of et uch. alai.' all grain ioneeming
• lase qu.ntity of this inabetance. Variety In feeding
should be studied. but of stools foods cola is the beat,
although food coaslailag of barloy, males, and oats Ii
muck to be prefser.d. A pint of linseed oil meal per day
will keep shots* in good health and nonillion, but aai-
seed may be used in the proportion of 1001ba. ti 800Ibn
each of mac, and osto, this having • marked indium°.
upon the digestive maw of the animal, besides prevent-
hie cahecfpcgion, had giving it.e•oft and glossy coat A
smell qesneley of out bay 00Uld be given with all ground
rations. As woo sea hone lesson to have • cold, which
will be seen by its emesslac by • alight cough, by
....tarz at the pastille, or by the skins of • sore throat, it
should lie dealt with et ono*. If placed in • large, 000l—
not oold—and well-ventilanad loose box, and clothed
warmly, but not heavily, sad given some gentle laxative,
there is little leer but that it will soon be all right again.
If neglected it tally develioe lot, inanities', or some other
disease squally bad.—Stook Keeper.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

PEPPER'S
TARAXACUM
AND PODOPHYLLIN.

A FLUID EXTRACT OF

DANDELION AND 111NDIURE ROOTS.

Good for Liver Disorder.
The best Antibilious Remedy.
Without a particle of Mercury.
Safest and surest Stomach and Liver Medloin&
Cleais the Head.
Regulates the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

PEPPER'S

QUININE & IRON
HEALTH.
STRENGTH. TONIC.
ENERGY.

ftfl'AT BODILY STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
SI C UININE AND IRON TONIC.—By infusing
new hi, enriching the blood, and strengthening the
ilar system, the manifold symptoms of weakneee
appetite returns, fatigue ceases, recrnited
hi • general accession of atzength and vigour ore
the • hole system akundently proves the benefit derived.
(IRE AT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
17 QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—It braces
up the weakened nervous system, and increases the
stramajth of the pulse, rapidly dispelling the depressed
irritiskle condition resulting tram prostrated nerves.
Each Bottle contains 32 doses.

lIREAT MENTAL STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
SS QUININE AND IRON TONIC, I'Y its
oupl,ortin4 influence on the body and nerve,. repairs
the ravages rallied by overtaxing the brain power,
and so gives really great mental strength. It costa
•bout lid. each dose. Refuse imitations.

•
I'IREAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
U QUININE AND 11,0 N TONIC strength...us
lii e i•teinseh, T•I ppug sinking sensations, removes
ind,i,,tion, heart burn. palpitation, tc. Most valuable
medicine tor delicate females. By the cordial Litter
our Pepper's Tonic always increases the appetite,
and by its all necessity for beer, wine, or spirit is
avoided. Insist on having only Pepper's Tonic, ant
not a mixture of the chemist's own compounding.
Bottles, 4s. tisl. each, vent carriage free by Parcels Poet,
DTI sending the amount in stamps or P. Order to John
Pepper k Co., Bedford Laboratory, London. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

THE ALUANDIU tiAIDINS.

Mr. ni,uNSIML, speaking of Sao.. gard•no, saLl he
thought they ought to be thr we open to the puhlic
free of charge.
lerman THOMAS and Mr. DSNIIII were of the
game opinion.
Mr. HOOSSILL proposed for the future the public he
into theme garden, free of chsrge. Ito
th▪
ought they had no right to keep them oty. Th.
ratepayer. had to pay to keep them up. cod ought
not to he made to pay again.
The question then arooi a. to how they would coot
the expenses of the military hand et the gard.n. were
free. Eveutually the matt r we. ieferre I to the
(Jar len C tmalitt.e, ou th. lin lerdandung that they
would he thrown open on Yeomanry Sunday,

. •
MOBS LIGHT.
The lillorrinir letter war r ma
To the Worshipful the M iy.ir • .d Town Council of
Weymouth.
Gentlemen,—Your ever.rewly appreciation of individual
elirt to pr Aide public iv traci..na to. 8..14 n,i •nd
nil Jere me to mit you to kindly omen my .1,1. 1,, make our
Theatre !loyal worthy of its n me, by or farms Improvements
In the public Moms huntedi del) tripling to it, .otnewhst
Meech approacbre. I would °beery* th a I do n..t uk for
additidnal lonia ; but corialn alters lona in the poritio•i fli the
pre ent one., Wonti r tirdh melee,.Jolt -r
i, . t. on..A.rly
&tient on td the insider is of lb.. utnomt ipoportmci ti no, io
my «nterproo, I should fuel e•ply oblic d if yea would w, nee
1., a 11... ice at °OM p:rionell) to point out to the LlZliti"l
Committee M poor (boned the pututo to which I ier.—l
genUemen, yd.r obedient et rmnt,,

HARRY WIIIPLIM

We) mouth. May 10th, 1081.
The bdaTon thought they should leave it t, lb.
Lighting Committee, with power to act.
Mr. Gamtut eald Mr. Wheeler had tattled out a
great town Improvement.

.11INOHAPILET IMPROVEMENT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

M.A.P.

SALISBURY.

A BAlt[lol.l. Bslwrs.—On Monday aftrrnoon, at
tia °Sloes of the receiver of the Salisbury
district, Mr. F. Art a Davies, there was • meeting 01
the creditors of Frank Joseph Nash, of the Avon
Browory, East Harahan), Wilt., brewer, elaltater, and
wine and epint cserebsst The ofrlAvi receiver
reported that the debt,,r orted E 1.013 15s. 101.. ard
that the meets am tustal t, £3lO 4.. 61., lesviog a
deficisocy of £693 11s. 41. The dentor stated that he
lost iirarly E 50.1 the last Weyhill fair, and that he
h.l out ben making sufficiont Profit in his btl*in•••
to cover trade and other ecuesseo. tie attributed
his present position to Joao in ainesqosase of de-
putation in trade. Mr. Fulton appeared for the
debtor, and off aed a composition of si, in tho pound.
which was unanimously acoeptod, there being no
opposition.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

SULPHOLINE

LOTION

THE CURB FOR SKIN DISEASES!
IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAY!

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN USE
SULPHOUNE
LOTION.

A MARVELLOUS APPLICATION.

'DUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY HARMLES&
CURES OLD-STANDING SKIN DISEASES.
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEIIIIIII.
Tirre i 4 scarcely any eruption but will yield to
" " in • few days, and commence to fade
sway, reit if seemiinzly 1,2,4 cure. Ordinnry pimples,
redness, blotches. scurf, roughn,ss, vanish as if by
magic ; whilst old, enduring skin disord, rs, scar ins,
scum. psoriasis. P.sea, prtuigo. tetter, pityriasis, iIOIrCTIC
de, ply rooted, •• Sulpholine " successfully attacks. It
destroys the animalcule which mostly cause these
unsightly, imtable, painful affections, and produces •
clear, smooth, supple, healthy skin. Bulpholine.
Lotion is sold by Cli. mists everywhere.
Bottles, 2s. 94.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

DOISOMNITIL

PIXITAL new breach post office has
hese opened at Mr. Webb.; on Fordingrou °rein.
Mr. CI. RIAD, of Hinge mei Station, he been an-
rint.ed to imessed Depictor Burden at the South.
Western Station.
Ma. Roan? WILLIAMS, Jun., we on Saturday
imidrionsly re-elered chairman of the ayrchester
Highway Bowl for the ensuing year, and Mr. Daniel
Symonds, ~1 Ashton, sae mop .Ir,t.tri rice..ffierman in
stweeselon to the late Mr. Norris Roper.
TVs Y • . The I/molest, Troop, Q 0.Y.0.,
aseembled in Warmwell Park on Thursday, under the
command of captain sod Adjutet Burgh and Lieut.
H. D. Thornton ; Csptain bitddleton wa oozy ddably
absent. After • thorough drill the troop restook of
Major Foeter's hospitality at Warmwell House.
Semi drill on the lawn coo the proceeding..
Aniccric Hosouss. —An toe Dulwich College
Sports on Saturday last., in the pre•ence of shad
I_,o 000 spectators, Stephen G. Machold, son of Mr.
W. Manfield. of Portesbam, carried ~ff the eec
prise for the 100 yards hurdle race, and tied with A.
G. Grant for bet honours In the high jump.
TOMITIT.—Court "Progress."—Lin Tuesday let
the remains of P.C.R. George Foray were consigned
to their resting place in the cemetery. He had been
a member of Court " Proves " for upwards of 12
gems, during which Um he had filled with eatiefaction
tin various offices, and WWI ever 243310611 in his efforts
In promoting the soot and well-being of his misty.
He wee also an ardent supporter of the Juvenile
8 being one of Its committee. It may well be
0•11. ,"
played • truly paternal part." The
deceased, who died after • very brief illness from
Inflammation of the lungs, leaving • widow and two
children, was followed to the grave by the employees
of Messrs. Pops and Co , where for many year, he
wee employed, Mr. T. Arkwright and Mr. Wright
also spindly:, the officers of his poet, and about 40
members. The beautiful service for th Betel of the
Dead was performed by the Rev. H. F. Jone., Rector
of All Saints', and P.C.R. Miles, in a very impressive
manner, read the F 'retire' funeral address at the grave.
The members contemplate erecting a tablet in
fraternal respect to his memory.

pl-e-!4,1-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

THS OATTLI LAIR.

The Surveyor rve onto a led that the roof of the
cstfle lair he rpir.l ith felt vol the gutter made
good. He estimated the cot to b. about EL

A WILL 1)UNI)11, COMPLUST.
The fifiY4ll sold he h.I hs.l • complaint me& by
Mr. Luce, of the Gloucester Hotel, with respect to
the hole in eh, roll in front ol his hot .1. He thought
that as the Yeomanry were aiming into the town it
ought to be repaired.
The Surveyor said it would be d in • few days.
Mr. ATLEABOAT sett he hoped that the hoarding in
8.,0.1-strett could bs taboo Own before the Yeomanry
CAM,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

Masers. Hibbert an 4 (~,,'s tender for ths supply of
pollee cl thing upon the same terms as lost year wan
acc-ptet.

of gbe inetome had bees expended on the her:spur.
Then be a•k-d where won they to Wee this money
either ma the rates of the borou.th, cp. on the prop My
of •be bar rugh. He di I not thi k the °out I ,nuch
furth.r to.ere. The sanitary rice of the bor .thch at
the pre•eht ,irne eras :la. in the C, rod the it r ra e
we. 1, 61. in pi,. 0. With r lord to the lotto, r de,
curly 10.1. flt wept tc the Imo.• for by suelvaie he
fount it w . din :spi as follow.:—It r• the p rob 10 ;
borough rat-, 51.; • rtch rate, 21 rt er cher.opp,
I —total.ls. 61. They woa ccwhlus both the
rating and tee property of the b trongh see colleterM
'Peewity f..r reining m tool. He cap not pl min; ',im-
pel! wow Hop trr•y to ho any impror.on re, hot he
wasted them and the t .WD to thoroachly u terstand
the question be:ore steps were tsksu which would be
irreparable hereafter:
Mr. WELSFORD cdl he was somewhat surt.rbted at
bertrlng the resolution which l . R ,b,us
hal-
The MATOR : Th. re is no ten dutioo a irressitt before
the liner t.
Mr. 111 RM! geld be would write out one.
Mr. 10mAroart Paid they 'ii not know what Mr.
Brereton was going to prrweee. ~r how much money
lentil.' be required, there, rre they coul.l not go int,
Ibis cpuietion at all until they knew what w et, be
do op an 1 what money req He pug.tiseted that
the qoestion ebonhi he sjn owed USW after Mr.
&Proton's report had been receheti.
Al bravo. THOMAS alp° thought that the best enures.
I Mr. ROSINS then wit odrew hie re' tlution for the
preeett.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

eorrtspottbnut.

"JIIINSY DIXON."

To Ma Zlitor.

Sir—The town of iVimborne • few years ago was
the dwelling place of the above-mentioned celebrity.
Those of your readers who knew Jimmey know that
the paw meddlesome chap had a warm time of it,
to apeman, when he had a desire to take part
IS parish duties, which Dixonites, as a rule, think
they have noire right to than any other ite or ism in
the place. Now, Mr. Editor, Jinuney wended his
waY to a distant part of the nation, and Ilio successor
ontainly would never be so moan or worldly as to
Lied anything approaching such a thing as
Duonitrou. But, al in many other thing, iir
lii this particular one, we Wimborne people feel
we have a /Ramey amongst no in the present day—ii
J•ines Dixon that, if he is not particularly cautious in
In words and actions, will have a much warmer time
thee big predecessor ever experienced.—Your.,
Arrt•Driorr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20

THI 8/BOUGH LUSO.

Mr. NAZIGLZ brought trward the following motion :
—" To inspect the Irma, of the C,rporatiqo pr..i.ert)
In view of en,leavouriur to r• trra .g• the b •Idie,
so am t benrfit the prooeriee an I lea., awl the in-
o one of the Corp Mr. N.ngle having
explained the rnoti,u anti +ta,e.l tott his rein f r
brlneing it forw.rd wa, that many p-r ous were
deterred pow t Aking le.see of Corporation property
bona.e of the A'xoee•ive logo! charge-, he m ,ved be
folio wine re•olution :--" That the matter of the lust-
leg mortes.• of the leases of the Co,porat on property
be refertirl to the Le.Aing Oommatee, ho view .1
reprting as to the means of paying if the present
m otgage, and thereup ,n to take plain caplet. of all
the lease., etc., and • new mortgage sought at a
lower rate of interest than the preeent, and up An such
lessee as in.y be decide,l o A t • cover the loan.
, Mr. CURTIS eecouded.
Mr. DINNIII said he wasn't present when the Cu.,.
1 oil we. opened, but he wi•hed to ask this question.
A public meeting we. rice tly held with refaeoce to
Lb. t Awn property, when it wee sal i that St. John's-
tonna. •••• built on Ooeporation prop., ty. He wished
to know tow much money for groan I rent WY nOCTII-
IDE to In• Corp wean).
The Mayon said be was unable to answer that gum,-
lion, Mr. Dennis had better put it in writing to the
Town Clerk
Mr. DINIIIIII theo a•lvel whether the on which
St. John'e-terraoe was huh ton Corporation pr-p.- ty
or not. Did Mr. N.ogle wick that property to be
Included with the other property of the Council to be
dealt with.
_ _

Mr. NAMOLS said be must leers that tq the Mayor'.
d.

the re,- 'lotion WM owriel utianirn