The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-05 00:00:00

TROOPS FOR EGYPT.
THE DOMET REGIMENT.

The three battalions of Infantry at the camp of
Al lershot, the last of which only arrived there on
Tuesday, having been male up to the foreign amyl°e
establishment by reiuforannents of men of the Army
Reserve, are at once to be prepared for embarkation
should their services be required, to replies some of
the battalions in the Mediterranean stations izi the
event of their serviced being required in Egypt to form
a Third Division of the Army Corpe at present there.
Taey include the Ist Battalion East Kent Regiment
(the 3rd Beff,). unclor the command of Colonel F.
Slorley ; the let Battalion Imrsetshire Regiment (39tb),
under Colonel T. F. Dixon ; a ol the 2nd Battalion
Royal Dublin Fuailien (le3rd), under Lieut-Colonal
C. Frmikland.

A tcx AND ais,Au..;ust th. —The numerous friends of
Lord Charles Beredord heard here to-day with regret
that on his arriv.,l at head-quarters at Umailta, Sir
Garnet Wolseley, doubtlew for high military reasons,
declined Wallow hord Charles to accompany the army
in the capacity of Aide-de-Camp to the Khedive.
Ills Ilirhuess intervened by telegram on behalf of
lsatl Chutes Beresford, but without success. The
Egyptam aides- le-camp of the Khedive who know the
counuy and speak the language were readily accepted
by Sir Garnet Wolseley.
Those who were afi ,at in the harb,dr at noon to-day
witnesse I the unusual eight of keel-hauling thtee
Arab sailors on board the Eryptian frigate S ,ads.
They were tried by court-martial, found guilty of
mutiny, and underwent this terrible punishment. The
men were first ffogod, and then tied to a rope hauled
up to the ports'le yard-a a. They were then dropped
into the tea, dragged under the keel, aad hauled up to
the starboard ado yard-arm. It ia needless to say that
death soon terminated their sufferings.
Orders have been received for all the vessels in the
First Divisi..n of the Medway Steam Reserve to be
ready f..r sea as aoon as possible, as three or four of
them will be required for active service during next
month. The Medway Reserve has not been so strong
or years an at the present time.
M. de Lsgeope, replying to an address from the
Peace Society upon the war in Egypt. forwarded to
him by Air. Ri lard, M. P., says:—" Your admirable
circuhr estimates • loyalty and truth, sentiments of
the nisi. oi;y of the English people. Events will more
and in TO justify your predilections. ‘Vhilst *true.
gling in Egypt against the mistaken of the Rua Hob
policy, I approve alr. Bright's generous and eloquent
speech."

Sir 11,auchamp Seymour has it In contemplation to
rec ,mmen.l Lieut.-Colonel A. B. Tulloch, Welsh
giment, to the notice of the military authorities to
reecho the Victoria Cross, In recognition of the di:-
tinguisho I gallantry displayed by him on the occasion
of the lonibarduteut a Alexandria, when he volun-
teered to land with a party of seamen from the fieet
and spiked • number of guns in the fortifications
which were oippose4l to have been abandoned by the
enemy. Admiral Seymour speaks in the highest
terms td the manner In which this trying duty was
performed. and bee made known to Colonel Tull
his appre. iation of sertioe• rendered by him through-
out the engarement, and his intention of bringing his
name specially to the notice of tit Field Marshal
CommandiNg in Chief.

The reason why so many are unable to Lake Cocoa la
and indlgeetible. Thm maybe
soinlutbable teuw.hileit
prwealy
that the varieties commonly sold are mixed with starch,
na:kUld:riymb,ll:ehtitechteie7teaP:thaa, fi°4starkocoadveyd".
c.dthtichbunkemenli
Cocos
zee.
ia
genuine; it is therefore three times the strength of Uwe
and arefreshing beverage like tea or Mien
The death 1 announced of Mr. Fred. Godfrey. the
famous bandmwter of the Coldstream Guards. He had
for some time past suffered from Paralysis.
Tat preservation of the Thames is already beginning to
pro lure abundant returns. Trout are both large and
plentiful, and during the last few days there have been
several rood takes.
A VOLUSTUR CORPS Dillit•RDlLD.—lier Majesty has
been ph,...a no approve of the let Huntingdon Light Horse
Volunteer corps hesing disbanded, and that oorpe will
thereforo cease to hold any number or place in theVof
tsr Foroes of the c.unty of Huntingdon.
DEATH THROUGH TIOLIT Lacitro.—A GOMM'S jury fit
B.rewedeey. on Monday, to that Susannah Down_ .er
wife of an engineer, who we. found deed, hsd succumbed
to heart dims... which had been proinced by tight lacing.
SUODR. MOTH OF • CLEROTRAX. The B. A.
Scrivenor, vicar of Horncastle. Lincolnshire, died suddenly
on Sunday night. He nee 51 years of sge, arid had held
the hying for ma years. The living is worth £BOO per
annum.
TILIORAPHISO EXTR•ORDISULT—At Mondayfi gaVier•
ing of the British Association, Mr. Preece, of the
Tefeernnbuffice, stated that be had recently tried an
extreme'y interesting experiment between Sonthamptoa
and the lel. of Wight. nem. ly to communicate across elms
and chennolis without the aid of wires at all. Large metal
plate. were immereed in the ma at opposite ends of the
Salent, nenioly et Portsmouth and Hyde, six miles 'pert,
and at Hurst Cesi le and Sconce Point, one mile apart, The
Portens,uth and Hurst Gratis plates were connected by a
wire psing through Scmamm, Pion, and the Hyde and
Sconce Point OMNI .• wire Paraing., throughNewrsort
the circuit was oomisiaged ny tits sea, and ainnal Won
tweed wile lose to used by the Male askew.

THS SALVATION ARMY.

It is announosd that poorly barn been received
lanyards the porches. money (some .2111.000 odd) of the
tlreciaa Theatre Engle Ten re, Shepherdess - walk,
C:ty-road. The entire Nombre are to be opened on Thurs-
day, the 14th instant Amour the canons donations
acknowledged in behalf of and the Eagle" and are : A box
of jewellery. 17 old coin., a sliver brooch, a pearl scent.
▪ gold chain. and a *cud pin and a set of studs. Salvo-
lion soldiers ars, it is underatrod, prohibited from wearing
Jewellery. A cominaricatloo has been received at the
headquarter, in Queen Victoria--t.eot from the Secretor,'
of 84044 of War. Intl/natio, that "11.11.11. the Field
Nankai Coromandine-in-Chiel has been pleased to
instruct the Genersl Officer commanding at Colchester to
on modify the order issue I at that station on the 12th
July, 1822. ea to allow aold,ers to Like part In the meet nes
of the Salvation Army which may be held in some build-
ing, but his Royal Highness ctonot sanction tO.l. attend.
lg aoy open-air desuonstratios or procsesion."

Hot PROWlffle.—The Kentish Obeereet dads that its
special report. from the hop di.tricte are more unfavour-
able this week than ever. Tan ungealal weather haa
caused great damage throughout the county, but greater
mischief still has been done by the spread of mould. It
Is impoesiole now for the ground as • whole t 3 yield what
they promised to do at, rut • fortnight ago; they will, it is
estimated, produce from !cwt. ii 2 cwt. per acre leg,. as
S consequence of Me combination ut deterrent influences
recorded above. Pinking has easumenced this week, but
it will not be general for • fortnight—quite a week later
than at one time appeared likely. his most of the grounds
about Canterbury the hops look shrivelled up and the
leaves loown and black. inside they are better, and here
were some aloe-looking hope —ferny well developed end of
a Mien green hue. Mould and mildew are lipreading.
Although the Faversham district is favoured as compared
with btu= pasts of the county, then will not be ai many
hops grown in this dean= as at was thought there wouid
he • iortuight since. Tee weather is not warm enough to
make them grow out, and some few gardens are rant off
with mould. In the nnighbottrh.od of Maidstone artificial
aide have done much iworuve the condition of the
crop, which have hmu preserved, and though the yield
will la small some cumpensauou will be looked Jur in
higher prices.
ALWAYS or • Pasallial.—To this" fifth quarter of the
as an writer has dated it, the mother
country sends many things it, people d not watt, and
the conseuuencee his froquently are an over-stocked
market and • depremed traue, From this category we
beg leave, howevsr, to exclude two articles—the two
celebrated remedies of Profesaor Holloway. Througeout
Auarelsena they are at. premium. The Pills and tint-
merit ere considered the most profitable commodities that
can be taken lo the digeinvi, as tient efficacy in the
common in Ana gold region is Well known to every
nugget-hunter, ano tn. y • e theretors eagerly bought up
at any price bi those tuber. alter toe usiUnlnon ul tui-
righleAusisess. Fr nilioUs hoofs mud all di,, !Mesa of the
liver and. bowels ehich prevall ou ti, euriler.us soils of
the inters .r, the Pills appear to be a pooliVe, immediate,
and invariable cure. We have seen reiiiroad gold hunters
Irons the " diggings " and their reports on this head are
uutforiu. Nor is the tastiumuy leas cooclusive in relation !
to the Ointment as • moms of relieving rheumatism
and neuraigis, and healing the wounds, abrasions,
OulituaiOnS, HC., incident tea bird life in the leaden-ear.
In short, everyone in " the bruin' looks upon Holloway's
two preparations as • sulficient medicine cheat for all the
disorders of his outer and inner man. He knowe for he '
has wintered with them and summered with them beyond
the settlements, that they are his surest reliance in sick-
sass at aIA seasons and under all circumstance*. Almost
every digger has wore anecdote to relate of the cones they
have performed. Limbs saved from moitification, ulcers,
preaerved from gangrene, contracted joints relaxed, liver
disease arrested, dysentry and diarrhces cured—these are
their trophies. In fact they ere among the good things of
which we OMAN have too much, and although the imports
at present are so large as almost t be incredible, still the
demand keeps in advance of the supply. Furnished with
these remedies the digger and the settler lave little need
of medical advice, for it seems beyond question that their
curative effects cover the whole Circle of diseases and a
large portion of the chapter of accidents. Oi what um is '
piece= to the digger if, When fortune is achieved, he die I
beside his hoardt and how many Ursa that were sacrificM '
in the early days of the gold discoveries =got have been
saved by these inetiumb.e preparations—The Digger. ,
ADVICZ TO Mollie...li —Are you broken in your rest IN I
• sack child suffering with the pain of cutting teeth/Go at
once to • cheiniet and get a bottle of Has. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHIXO Sync,. It will relieve the poor ouderer Mined,
'tidy. It is perii,ci.y harmless and pleasant to the taste, it
produces natural oiliet sleep, by relieving the child from
pan, and the little cherub awakes as bright as • button.' !
It soothes the chat, It softens the gums, allays all pain,
relieves wind. reguotes Me bowels, and is the best known
milady for dysentery and diarrhoea, whether arising from
seething or other maw. Mr, Winaloer's Soothing.
Syrup is bold by Medicine dealers everywhere at Is. Ijo.
per. bottle. . . . _

The • tention of Ladies is salad to Itzamis Pius
13tvg, which has bean, aloes its introduction, quite ult.
surpassed as a Laundry Blue. It now cow:wises the
Lastest sale in the world, owing its success to Be brit.
limny of colour ani delicacy of tint. It can be obtainel
from all Grocers, thltn,n,
Tomusrs AND TRAYELL,RII. Ladies playing lawn
tenors, visit rig the ...aide, or ottit rainy i-Np red ti the
scorching rays of 160 fun and heated partiees of dust.
anti Sod Rowlands Kalydor most cooling and refreshing
for the face, hauls, and arms; it eradicates sunburn, tan,
Incites. Am. slims the pain and irritation caused by
m .squito end gnat bites. and produces a beantitul and '
delicate complexion. S,ld in two sixes. Rowland.'
Ma suer Oil pies-tits tire hair falling off during but
r. °loom sr Litrus the teeth. Sold by
chemists. pert umers, and Lsirdisesers. Buy only
Kawiands' articles.

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THROAT AII.LCTIONS AD iiOARSHRESS.—AII suffering
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be
ably surprised at the almost inunethate relief atlonln;
the use of "Brown's Bronchial Troches." These fatuous
" lozenges" are ROW sold by moat respectable chemist, in
this country at Is. lid. per bor. People troubled with •
" hacking cough," a " slight cold," or bronchial affections,
cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed
to progress, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affections. See that the words " Brown's Bronchial
Trorhcs" are no the liuTßTLOwnt Stamp arn,..4 ...IL 1...
by Joiim I. [Mow:. and SONS, Boston, United
States. European depot, removed to 33, Parringdon.
road, London. .

FI.A3TULTNII—FORTIII.7IIIII AND BILLATN. —A. few drops
of the liquid " Worth'. sprinkled on a wet tooth brush
produces a pleasant lather, which thoroughly cleanses the
teeth from all paraots or impurities, hardens the gums,
prevents tarter, stripe decay, gives to the teeth a peculiar
pearly whiteness, and a delightful fragrance to the breath.
It removes all unpleasant odour arising from decayed
teeth or tobacco smoke. "The Fragrant Fiorillo*" being
composed in part of honey sail sweet herb*, is delicious to
the taste sod the greatest toilet discovery of the age.
Price fis. 6,1. of all Chemists and perfumers. Wholesale
depot removed to El. Farringdon-road. London.
When Charcoal comes in smart with putrid substances
or impure games, it alters the putrescent or septic ten-
dency more effectually than any other antiseptic. There
Is no injurious effect ever produced by taking it, he
action internally—absorbing impure gases—correcting
acidity, de.., renders it an important eradicator of Dys-
pepsis, Gout._ Rheumatism, from the sydem.
Basods Pure Vegetable Cetthrost is sold by all chemists,
in Lattice, 2L, 44., and 6s. each; sod Bragg'. Charcoal
Biscuits, in tins, Is., 2L, and
Toe QUINN AND COLD Worst 80Al.—Fatraot from a
lady's letter :—" I find Sinclair's Gold Water Soap saves
ties and material, as the clothes require Less rubbing and no
boiling, and (still more satisfactory) wsaamuch Darer colour
than with other soaps. I recommend it to
wifeoia it is undoubtedly the beat soap for laundry and
all purpose*. It will not injure the mat delicate fabric—
Is to use, and prevents the misery of • steamy
house during the family wash. Sold by grocers and
everywhere. at ed, per lb. BO lure to ask for Dulacisiee,
and do not be persuaded to accept • worthless imitation.
—Sole maker, Jams Sinclair, Southwark, le odon„
Toe A. I H. " TAATILLS6 "CANTOR OIL—" Is absolutely
pure, Smoot colourless, had free from disagreeable taste
or smell. It is taken both by children and adults without
the slightest dl.aulty. Its aperient effects are unquestion-
able. —Lame. In Bottles di, is., is, 91., 36., and 9..
Ask your chemist to procure it, if not iu stock. Sole
Menuf sturera,ALLEN and HANBURYS, L
"Krarinu's POWDSII," so celebrated and perfectly on.
rivalled In destroying BUGS. ILL; BEATLES. Yams, and
all insects, whilst quite harmless to domestic animals, is
sold in 61. an 4 IL tins by all Chan/iota. It Is clean in use.
All furs adl wo ;Pena should he well powdered before
putting away. Beware of maw lon,
WHAT AMOUNT oF SUFFERING COULD BE
AVOIDED IF WE ONLY KNEW HOW—Many people
have a dull heavy pun in the head with tired and languid
feelings that sleep does not remove ; with a fulness stout
the chest after eating, Sten attended with palpita-
tion. A pain in the aide and hack, with frequent sick
hvad.cbe; with nausea &Iffy eating, attended with Hato-
knee and a disagreeable taste in mornings; loss of appetite,
with vertigo or diming's, dr How many People suffer
with all these disagreeable feelngs sod little imagine the
real cause of their malady, or the proper mode of obtaining
relief. These are sots of the si mptonis of indigestion and
liver complaint, but they will be dispelled at once by the
use of "Sieger. Curative Syrup." a vegetable preparation,
sold everywhere.
"ye Totharr."—The Lancet says :—" We counsel the
public to drink their Lime-J aloe whenever and wherever
they list. Ass rule, Lime-Juice is, particularly during the
summer, a far more wholesome drink than any form of
alcohol. We have subjected the samples of the ' Lime-
Fruit Joins' of the Montserrat Company to full analysis,
with • view to test It. quality and purify. We have found
Rio be in wand condition, and entirety free from adultera-
tion.' MONTSERRAT Lime-Fruit Juice and Cordiala.
Dinette or Pure Lime-Juice 0 *theta Aromatic Clove,
Strawberry, Raspberry, Sereapsrilla, Ponapple, J areonelle,
Peppermint. Quinine, A* Can be obtained of Grocers,
Druitestit,ADO Wine Merchantaieverywhere, An Illustrated
, pamphlet, descriptive of the Island of Montserrat, will be
' sent on seeing of stumped address on application to the
Sole Consignees of the steers* Company, Limited, 56,
Hanoverstreet, LlverpooL
" Ye Higkoar." —For an appetizer and an added charm
te t he pl.' nest &ad choicest dithee, use the MO N TS ER RAT
LIME-FRUIT JUICE SAUCE, which is pronounced by
eOttaleinfe LO be unrivalled in piquancy, fine flavour, and
strength. For Cutlets, Chops, Curries, Steaks, Fish,
Gass, Soups, Gravies, Ac. ; it is also the cheapest sauce,
; the usual ka. See betties, being sold at la. It can be
obtained of Grocer, and Druggists everywhere. The Trade
' supplied by the princdpal Wholesale Houses, and the Sole
Consignees of the Montserrat Company, Limited, 56„
Hnoveratreet, Liverpool. .

VkLIABLII DISCOriXT FOI, run HAIL—If our hair I.
turning grey or white, or falling off, use "me Mexican
Hair Renewer,' for it will positively restore in every ease
Grey or White hair to its onginal colour, without leaving
lA. disagreeable small of most " Restorers." It makes
the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
growth of the hair on bald spots, where the glands are not
at,. yed. Ask your Chemist for " Tux Mitlicsn Hun
Arnim's.," sold by Chemists and Perfumers everywhere
at 3e. 64. per bottle. Wholesale depot removed to 33,
Parringdon-road, Landon.
Towle'. Peneyroyal and Still Pills for females, quickly
ox.r.c4 all imenimities, and relieve the distressing um-
tuns so prevalent with Use sex. Boxes ls. lid. and Pa 9d.,
of all chemists. Sent anywhere on receipt of it or 31
stamps, by the maker, E. T. Toed*, Chemist, Nottinghiun,
A CAAD.—To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, sailY derar,
loos of manhood, au. I will send a receipt that will cure
you, pes. of Charge. This great remedy wu discovered
by • missionary in South Africa. Send a self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. Joan T. Imam% Station D, Now
York City, U.S.A.
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TASTELRSS CASTOR OlL—The new A. and it
CASTOR OIL is pure end active, yet etew,day from from
~Nand unplessma tssis—a result never before attained.
London.
See Lanett rep4rt, March tilt. 1891 bo•Ales at ed.. le,
Is. ed.. 3... end S. Dein; an entirely new article, aidi
your chants' to procure it tor you If not in stock. Sole
maTHalreBKurN.—ATltil".oll4lollßana rull'aPni°u4h. the Prid-4))21i.e of Mai—.
It contains the delicate lime of beauty. end o,,,,ititut.e
all that we term " Loveliness." yet how man, h.r, their
skins blemished by irritent maps, Carbolic, Coal Tit;
Glycerine, made of putrid late, "THE ALBION MILK
AND SULPHUR SOAP" fa the Purest, Ut. mmsmo.
most purifying of ell sown It removes ell pim;les,
blotches, and rousbniwt• By all aa•aUste. in Llama, &I.
and Is.

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HOLIAIWAT'S PILLS AND OLWlllllcy—testeeteof Wow..
—Medical science in all ages has been directed alleviate
the many maladies incident to females, tut Profeesor
Holloway, by diligent study and attentive observation_.
waa induced to beli•ve that nature bad provided • r eua rdi
for shoes spicisd diseases.. He has, after wait rewarcb, suc-
ceeded in compounding his celebrated pills and ointment,
which embody the principle naturally design,d for the
relief and cure of disorders peculiar ti woolen of all ages
and constitutions. whether residing in warm or cold
dimes.es. They have repeatedly corrected disordered
functions which have defied the usual drugs Prescribed
for each cuss ; and still more eatisfastory is it UM ths
Imlay Is sollend cotalietely and piamaiimw.

IZMIGRAETS' PASSAGES. Canada, £3 ;
Aup no, I.; Auolneia..Cl3 : 'trishaw., 1.1 4 Ill.; Net
7,414n.1. LIG; 1)1114..Z13 114.. ages 1” ijmornsland. Rhipe
A 1.1.1). Sart.Li. and 1•Iloaatnlala. Cd,..k•Pa.,
Charlom ()tn..

Wain* OiIIINTLLZ curraosoniQua
FINEr4T FRENCH COFFEE,
PAID, WILITII as BLITZ ,Laast.).
Rowed atter the celebrated Preach method aad
I d imply of the
F INEST 0 UNTAIN COFFEE
A.,. And the
FINEST BRUGES CHICORY.
laid by •Il Orbeera taroashota the Vatted Marian.
Is Sl, sod alb. Una Price IA par la
Irbilesals of WOOL acia. galao• am llama. Pr
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PRINCE of WALES'S SMOKING MIXTURE.
1..1.1 %UNCIAL...MM.
'STIR lb onrvni tx.2 am? W.., "001.1d0

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Rlcn, SraoNo, & LUTING.
fibs. Delivered PTV* =Tinton.
ROSE'S Two Shillings a lb,

Dia wiM oi•-der.
TEA. JOHN ROSE & 00.1
178 and 179, smsnaprraa.
LONDON. mi

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THE DIAMOND OIL BUCKING
Is specially prepamd for the Priple, recommending Knelt It bin
halt aelinowleibzed for pan, the Net kind for preserving and
Imparting to kattlier a brilliant jet•black is.llBL. It lua numeronal
Itottators. but isattkowsb,ltisloneth.-AL all. Ask fortbeceiginal
and a. you P't it. nut <tu.-..maii. W. BERRY. liaaohistir.

RAI/ICA LCU liEof VArifol.• Vleersof taw Less as.
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FEROUSON'S COMPOUND GLYCERINE BALM.
X
The bent wo . und fix beautifying Ike Complexion sod
lii.l.nor the H.nii. 'oft sant white. An Malin:de Mfg
tor nixie and itionchnim. of the Min. Ikcnores Lroptioilm.
Illot clo La. Fri...L1... rind 'ha. restores the Itiltittry .0.1 OC
the l'ono of t 11, ekln. and Firm to the moat snot car
pli•x ion a natural ant healthy &popery.... Price In, or Uwe
, ten,. mat. Mold 1,, all Chi nom& Medicine Vi.orrs. Men
I n Own, recomion. libonsixt. Leeds, cm each bottle, °time.
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