The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18 00:00:00

maiiitaio. lite rates. /Atlas the turn siesta. Values of oats
Jul y supported, but tin, demand continues limited. Beaus
ant pen. Lucluassed.
Dasigas,l3lll.—Tuare was •iintali supply of wheat at our
market t,-lay, doll, but prices Eno, mad in
sonic ca... .111.1.. virt,l,o Wil• tussle upou last week's prices.
Earley, psas, bean., &c., nominal.
Buisuiciuss, MlL—Limited supply of English wheat, which
r,..liecd prises ruth_r exor,cillnif those eurrsut .41 Thumbs,
Isot, sz , 5s to :A.. for red, soil ;:fisl, Cl. for white, all per
qr. If 4U,Yt. Fordzu wint aol Ia retail at prices Of Ust

A SUBSTiI UkE FOR DIVORCE. TORN GOBNELL AND CO.'S
An English barrister in Madras hu hit upon • neat If, "OdERRY TOOTH PASTE." greatly ezeels all
substitute for divorce. 110 has limply turned other Preparations for the Teeth.
Mohammedan, by which means he does not get rid of his "TOILET Arm NURSERY POWDER," celebrated
wile, but it enabled t make her life • burden to her in tor its Putity.
a mo,t estisf.otory manuer by bringing other wiete " AGUA AMARELLA" restores Grey Hair to its
into the family. lie bad instituted proceedings against Pridane Ism no matter at what
her in tho Divorce Court, but, owing to the lady's JOHN GOiNELL and Co.'s PERFUMERY, SOAP.
obstinatily pool character, hail no stronger ground to DRUSIIE-t,
allege thee incompstibility of temperaweut. lila came ati,ts and Pe be obtained of all respectable
rfumers throughout the Kingdom.
was, fhstelore, very upprentising ; and hew, it is Whelesale, Angel Pomace, 93, Upper Thames-street,
supposed, lii, tudden conversion to the creed of Islam. London.
Warren Hut ngs, in reference to the peenntary I
aPPropriat:ons charged against him, said that, consider-
ing the opportunities he enjoyed. he was astonished at
his own moderation, The oonvert in this CABO possibly
entertains a similar feeling as regards himself, for he
has eat extended his matrimonial arraugenn tits by the
addition of wily one lady. This lady—a young French'
woman—is also a convert, having recently been received
into the fold of the faithful at a manes in Veneers.
The pair have been married In Mohammedan form, and
with great aplendonr. In the ronumtie uarrtive of these
events furnished by tho Indian papers, the worse taken
by the Christian wife is not told: but sport from her
claim to maletenuce the may, of course, proceed for
the restitution of oonjugal rights. It would have been
better for the husband, therefo:e, had ho been off with
the old love before be 1880 on with the new, for his
original snow ins), give him a great deal of trouble yet.
Still the notion of the conversion was neat. A change
of religion for the removal of incompatibilities Liu a
great advantage over an elopement, as it does not
interfere with basin.', and given one a character for
oonscientiousness among people of • liberal turn of
Pall-niaii °antic.

Slanerinaret, Ifith.--Whe:4 In meanly supply, and the finest
saniph nvre tudeable at Ilk, s ,raro.ly obta nablo on this day
xc'laught, %%Idle f.,r/do, nrKlerate drinand and fully a‘
dear. For flour th I, w.t. languid, but there wu no
nu:lt:thin altan;zi. In v,lnc

DORM! E.sTEI: DU ROES, Chemist.
his. Gums, Perfumer.

MARK Lyra, 14th —Toe craln trade was dull and inanimate.
„ yp, lion of 1. per qr.
K. euntia.rerl with Friday hot, tkough Eaddlsh produce was
roMcs. hat firmly held In .4t.erruenant of the she/imam of the
a Tidies on offer. Flour ruk.sl dull, In sympathy with the
wheat market, and the cellar d tendency .1 the quota.
t 10111 KS. 1 ,wnwaniK. /Lire meal cots were plentiful supply,
and silo+ could only Ipa rffoctod at • reduction of Is per .Iro
Itar:ey, tos top, tel peep were n•nultuilly unalterel la valuc In
the Omuta° f Important bullies,.
At Liv,rpool and Wakefield this warning the wheat trade
ruled dull, awl prlowt wee. Is per gr. Incur on the weak.
Ilasyereen, Jtdy -Wheat, iii quarters, 0 buahels ; price
fr.na to to ;Al.; average rice £2 10s Od.

ENGLAND'S DAY.
Russian, Yankee, and Prussian.
Wherever you be,
That stand by the chores of our boa
And shake your Aste over,
This ia the castle of Dover,
You knaves !
And yon'a the deg unfuri'd
That shall tiog you over the waves
Of the world.
Ay, by the aborts of our loCa,
YOU knaves!
For wherever the breeze bb,ir free,
Anil the hurling, swirling, up and down doers go
Shun leriog under and over;
There the sea I. our am,
And there's a cantle of Dover
Which carries a rag unfurrd
That shall 11./ )ou off the waves
Of the worid.
What are you trying to my,
You knaves!
Whatus er it be, it so maddens the 'Execs
That not • word comes this way.
Speak up I you've no need to be shy ;
Thiele the Wed of charity,
Where we neves regret the
We spend for the sake of our ncighboun.
Su no more thrinuning sad thrusulning.
But mention ehatever you want ;
And if yno can show no 'Us good for you,
We're Just the people to grant.
Should you like, for inatance, a drubbing or two!
We'll take neither leoa nor thanks,
But do )ou the very best we can ;
Ay !awl do it aboard your own planks,
And salt you nothing for coming I
Louder, my buy, ahoy !
Why whatl.he fiends can you ay
That makes such mountainous weather I
You look to be talking loud.
But I hear you no more then we a loather
That a cyclone spouts to a cloud.
If you've got any breath don't save it.
Well done! once more! I have it.
" England," that', good for one's ears,
"England," all right I and three cheers;
But unless that voice of your own
Can bold up higher, I'm blest
II catch a word of the rest!
For you no sooner open your Jaws
Than there roars such avant ess shout
That I hear you no more than I'd hear the dairy
If Dover dila tumbled down.
Now, then, that s a lull, sing out I
To boy I that's bettor. Soho I
I've got it !" Engiand"—yea—no—
" Has had her day." Oh, that's your ley,
"England has had her day!"
0 ye who bear, on every see,
That Sag of Sage so often sung,
Whose name In every human tongue
Is Pother word for victory ;
That banner of eternal youth,
Your sires and grandsires, great and good,
Have coloured with their mortal blood
/and wooed with their mortal truth;
And cheer, • cheer, and you shall hear
News that's worth a British cheer.
Do you see you breggsrie three
Like three swath-bucklers in • play
They've found it out for you end me,
So %won't be civil to say nay;
And verw one of chapter A
In this great discovery
Is " England^—what I al, welt for that,
And while you wait, my hew* haul down
Ysur wind-Wove pagesnt of renown.
Yoe glorious wood where bayonets
The grasping tyrant ne'er forget.;
Yon harp- whose throbbing chordo oan beat
AU sounds of battle but retreat,
And let the keeper's hand Lay low
The lions that ne'er fell le foe.
=or: the flapping toy away,
my hearta, has had her day I
Now, true blues, you've heard the news,
Hip, hip, hip, hurrah I
Not hip, hip, hip, hurrah, my boy.,
But hlp, hip, hip, also I

From docks to ahroo4-17om shrouds to clouds
Ilip, hip, hip, I
no Aar. are taut, the dim are caught,
With ha, ha, ha, ha, ha,

GOOD value for money is desired by all, bat with
lemmas sues e.ooot be isaged or 1./
purchasers rely on the high standing of Slime with
whom they deal. For 30 yews. Llorniman'it Pure Tear
in Packets have given general satisfaction, being of
uniform good quality and truly cheap. Supplied by
Agents--Ctiernists. Confectioners, and Booksellers.
Those in this locality are advertised in ear columns of
this day.
NgW Mrrf Pl3o[Yr VEST/. Box WITII PATS=
Spama Oovits,—Bryant and fley have recently in-
troduced a very useful little Pocket Vesta Box with a
most ingenious and simple spring cover; it is • novelty
In every way, and will soon come into very general
mos--being of metal instead of card, and retailed filled
with vestas at one penny. Any Tobacconist, Grocer,
Chemist, or Chandler, will supply it.
1.131131114.1 CT £ll5 BKAUTIPTI. HAIL—Mrs. S. A.
Allen's "World's Hair Restorer or Dressing" never
fails to quickly restore Gray or Faded Hair to its
youthful colour and beauty, and with the first applica-
tion a beautiful glom and delightful fragrance is given to
the Hair. It stops Hair from falling off. It prevents
baldness. It promotes luxuriant growth; no other pre-
paration will produce the same beneficial result. In large
bottles—Price Six Shillings. Sold by Chemists and
Perfumers everywhere. Depot, 266, High Holborn,
London. —FogClait.uumeri Hama, Mrs. Allen's "Zy Lobel.
gamma" far exceeds any pomade or hair oil, and is a
delightful Hair Dressing; it is • distinct and seperate
preparation from the Restorer, and its um not reunited
with it. Price of Zylobalsamum, Three Shillings.
"Tea MifilOalf Usia Raniwift" is an excellent
hair dreadog for resisting grey or faded hair to Its original
colour without dyeing it—producing the colour within the
substance of the hair—lmparting a peculiar vitality to the
roots—preventing the hair from falling—keeping the head cool,
clean, and free from dandriff --causing nee hairs to grow
unbas the hair-glands are entirely detaye J. " The Mexican
hair renewer" makes the hair soft, g10.4y and luxuriant
Certificate front Dr. Versmann on every bottle. Bold by
' Chemists and Perfumers at Ss (1.1. or sent to any addrsas free
' on receipt of Ss Oil in stamps,—lL C. Gallop, Proprietor, 493,
' Oxford-street Loudon.

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING STROP TOR CHILDS/WI I
Should always be used when children arc cutting
teeth; it relieves the little sufferers at once, it pro-
dimes natural quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright as •
button." It is perfectly harmless, and very pleasant to
taste. It soothes the child, it softens the gums, allays
all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the
best known remedy for dysentery and diarrhces, whether
arising from teething or other canoe'. Mrs. Wiollow's
Soothing Syrup is sold by thousands of Medicine dealers
In all parts of the world at Is. 1.4.1. per bottle, and
Millions of Mothers can testify to its virtue.—llanu.
factory, 493, Oxford-street, London.
FRAGRANT FLORILINN I—For the Terri and SSW'S.
A few drops of this liquid one wet tooth brush produces
a delightful foam which cleanses the Teeth from all
Impurities, strengthens and hardens the gums, prevents
tartar, and arrests the progress of decay. It OWN RO
the Teeth a peculiar and beautiful whiteness, and kn.
parts a delightful fragrance to the breath. It removes
all unpleasant odour arising from decoyed teeth, a
disordered stomach, or tobacco smoke. The Fragrant
Floriline is purely vegetable, and equally adapted to
Old and young. Lab ..c
Ike age. Sold in large bottles and elegant cases at
24. 61. by all Chemists end Perfumers. H. 0. Ganhtst,
Proprietor, 493, Oxfordditreer, London.
ROUND SHOOLDISS AND STOOPING HABITS CUR=
BT MNT, SUNNIS'S CALI/MINI° COORS& The
system of calisthenic training pursued by Mme.
Brenner, of Bruton-street, has been pronounced by
eminent memb.ri of the faculty as greatly conducive
to the health and physical development of young girls.
The gymnastic a:ensiles are not severe, and the object
Is simultaneously hi strengthen the frame and to
impart ease and gracefulness to the movements of the
the body. lime. Brenner" public exhibition of her
pupils, at the Elanover.squere Rooms, last summer,
was duly noticed at the time."—assirt Circatar, 15th
November, 187 d.
PROGISSI OP ENGLISH ART MANOTACITORWL —" To
the intending purchaser of as important an article of
personal adornment and utility, it is of some import'
asses to be informed where he may meet with these more
tastefully embellished watches, and be thus saved the
annoyance and loss of time of a fruitless search. To
such we shall be doing a service, by informing them that
the show-rooms of Mr. J. W. Benson, of Ludgate Hill.
and Old Bond Street, London, contain a rare and moat
extensive stook of watches, ornamented with exceedingly
beautiful design/ • indeed, their exquisite taste leaves
nothing to be deal:v(l by the educated. Thu high repute
which Mr. Benson has attained for the qualities of his
manufactures stiinds rewind to none. Here, then, will
he found perfection of workmanship, combined with the
highest order of art in embellishment. Mr. Benson's
show-rooms are the most distinguished in the City for
eprWousuess and the unexampled verity of his stock."—
Morning Advertiser. For Prices of Watches. Clocks,
jewellery, Chains he,, eve the Illustrated Pamphlets,
which are sent post free for two stamps.
ADP= TO Mortimus.—Are you broken of your rest
by a sick child, suffering with the pain of cutting teeth
Go at ones to a chemist and get a bottle of Mrs.
Winelow's Soothing Syrup? It will relieve the poor
sufferer immediately ; it is perfectly harmless; it
produces natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes •• as bright as a
hewn," It has been long in use in America, and is
highly recommended by medical men: It Is very
pleasant to take, it sloths the child, it softens the
gums. allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known remedy for dysentry
and diarrhoea, whether arising from teething or other
omega Be stye and ask for lira. Winslow's Soothing
• and SOO that " Curtis and Perkins. New York
• ico* is OS the outside wrapper. PIO ISOUNId
shoehl be withal% by all mainline dealers at
U. lid, vie boltiw lemlog d•pot, 483. Onfor44pinek

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICUI4TURAL GAzETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1871.

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.1011opor,bapind_
Beet Pearl Gunpowder ....... fie la
pa lb
Moore Brothers' Finest inq .......... per lit
Bed Toung Ily-sos or Oucliam ..... 0.1
ibidFIDS Silvery Lest 00flpowdCr .......
:Majed; b414.1e11:- -o;iper;irgoiXßl°4l'bbj
ltl'lCFtl (all of the b quality).
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idb.p..l:..:2:bibt:pfci;re,:emene;:,,i a,rl:es.;:ungeldiebclP.oabse2tbtperhelbob—periilrinl.F.liinboibralts:2.74FtAti73pdrt:oodgeit:undrilieuhr:
284 per
Vanllla
mixed together I lb and 2.1 b bozos,
Len or Lump Ginger, Ilbse,l2lb boxes, 2.3 d perlb ; Auction,
Almondo
in Ilb and 21b boxio, ti Id pee lb ; Brochette, in lib and 21b
(01fir1). js sa per lb S;
Usthe'rberTilmvarious'
boxes, la per lb ; fined Cherries, lib and Mb bone, Is 3d pa
lb ; Mixed Cry rtallised Metz Fruits, assorted fancy Ilb
boxes, 13e 64 per do,; Fancy boxes, filled with various
Crystallizer! fruits, very bandounte, Ils PI mob
?raw CULINARY Form, Pc. —Finest Teatime Currants, glis
3d
ion2B Ud FOEduin
per cwt, baler,l2lb Console, common, blo per owl, is per
12Ib ; Choke: Nand: lisielne, 'elected, fre per 13th, Fine
43e0d per cwt, 4s led per 1211.; Sultana., finest bright, is Ikl
per 121 b ; Beat Orange and Lamm Peel, bildthe7lb box, Sid per
b; Bea Qtron Peel, by the 711. box, 9 per lb; Beet mixed
Peel, by the 7lb box egil per ; Fined, Umenelle, layers, 61.
ewe, or by the 2211, 'box. in 3,1 per lb; Fine Museatelle, layers
Gib each, or by the 1111 i, Loud; Choice Eleinri Figs, in boxes
about 3. 3a, a Cs, and is rel each; French Plums, fined
Imperials, in bottles, will keep fresh the whole year, as 6.1
eau , sumo M00d..,,. onnnp:n; 1,, Mu iers La peearrei, 5. aml
lAttziriZ ; New Jordan Almonds, final, b ad per lb ; Bitter
is per b ; Prererved tblne Ginger, in 61b jars, per
Pu• Ts 7s 6d and S.. Now Prunes, linen ealseted, per doom
lb., 44 10d' Normandy lippins fine, by the 11Ib basket, 60
per lb; Ditto, ditto, selected, by 6.. 14Ib henget, Gd per lb
Moon Bemuses' Buxom= Rica, Tartoca,to.
Arrowroot, finest. Wart India In .41b, 61b, and Illb tine, Is
per lb; beat picked, In be gib, and )lb bole., 16s
per lb; Ditto, beet nano cut, loom, 14. per lb; ditto Brazil
tines, 7s. per lb ; GOIRAIRO, bad quality, 3. ad per lb; Tapioca,
Guest Mo. &I per 11. ; liancnrned and Vermioeth. by the box,
about blb, float, Orl per lb ; Naples Maccaroul, Od per lb
Italian Pate, Cagliari Paete, and Temieell Star, each finest,
ie 24 per lb, (Avelino Rice, per do: It., Cs • Patna Rice, finest
per dm lb Ss ; Ground Onohna Rice, good, fd, best lid pea
It.; Sennollimin bd • nun, ilocruPorrl, per dos lb, Is ;
Arrownert, eirt;in lib pule ta, IN per lb; Manua Croup
finest, 6.1 per lb.
Taylor
roßeroths Howmasnest6l4::Rladleßp.Vocoalu:
int:7lB...2,l°°°:yrspearn'lb7
ChlianmoTtlialate,Ownain glb'
tablets, b Id per lb ;Thnldad Cocoa Num roasted, 104 per lb;
Trinidad Cocoa Nibs, Is Id per lb; Plain Chocolate, ls per lb;
Sir Hans Sloames and Churchman's 3. tki per lb; Flaked
oecaa,ll,l, 10,1, beet Is per lb ; Cocoa Shells, U per lb ; Fincot
Berme, lsSdperlb ; Iceland Moos Cocoa, lbs aod albs, laid
per b ; The CoMlllisAiolt Tea Company'. Soluble COCOS. In Pit,
Pd per lb; The Compeny's beet Chocolate Powder, in glb Um,
soluble, each; The Company's Chocolate Paste, la alb. pota,
soluble, 114 each The Company' beet Homeopath* soluble,
super quail'', is 44 per lb; The Company's best Chocolate, Is
gib cakte, very line, 26 2,1 per It.; IA Fontes From*, ls dd
boa Is per lb; Dr. Epp's Homommthic Cocoa, In lbe and gibe,
ls fd per lb; Taylor's Soluble Chocolate, Is fd per lb 1100fs
Brother. Hozoompathie Coca, soluble (the best made), in Ilb
is per lb.
Detailed Prospectus Free.
/3 value of Tea, Cabe, and SPION 01•771efi. Paid.
MOORE BROTHERS' AND COMPANY,
Merchants, NS, London Bridge, City, E.C.