The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-23 00:00:00

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sTaALING CoAL AT ARC-WORT. app i illt . - _ __ -.-
Charlie Dunham wAs i .dict.-ii for steelint a quantity ..,,aier debt, but from information, which was after.
of I.3'c odd. 'l 'be pd. ()oar was allowed to pay - sena", 1...
it woe • reo.guieed fact th d in England the saute btabour, was suMmoned by---O;y,e' it
se i inilre
.al. value 7s. 61., the pr p it, of Albert Isaac :-...A. „waved, kfc Pretor was applied to. sad stating number died annoelly from drunkenness. but while boatman, for damaging • trawl.-The eviman'el h wnee' ....Item. be.trnseePtal e. ii-;;;171hIrt.--;11. ;,-...,- -.---- i
the former only affected indlvi lush., the latter spread that the complainant had taken thehthadrifintdb.haneuimeo::::.:::::ansroddd. seart...----:..W-toht—b.o.teneee,l-entolkl• dolie.ThketfvulFrigmfrewrance—t—rioritoithein-
..—heenth.biliipas.
81.,..(L1 it. and Abraham Poini.roy was charged with t-h-a
t-lte wee Indebted LI -dd ea v • • cheque for t'm flll
rec..iviea the sent., well knowlog it to have Main. amount. The prisoner was asked to explain why sofl ' misery and destitution through many homes. The ?tent &kilt: ldffeltienni he eittgenr he left the net In the It repeeeee ell unplamtp.m odour ...wag_ from decayed
at Bradpole on September 15th. amount of CS was marked p.eld, and at first denied Rev. gentleman spoke strongly against moderate
Mr. Udal prosecuted, and Mr. Willem defended the that he did it, but altsr w a r d • admitted that be drinking. Many were led into habits of intemperance em . e complainant to pay the costa
by so-coiled moderation, and by slow degrees their disorderly in the Bish.street.-Supt. BEAM prosed the eyppoosed in pert of honer sad sweet herb., is delicious to
Primmer Dunham. m tad the book, altbou4h the money bad not been 7:4l:3l4:Thomudas Bais.dley wthasarn.zerwsiltru
Prim 2s. dd, of ell Chemists sad perfumery. Wboleimle
the lode end the greatest toilet discovery of the age.
~ The Prosecutor said he was a coal merchant at -af,a The books were pot away and the next day it
_,. Indulgence led them into habits of dissipation, which cese.-Detendhot did not appear.
nrilPole, and on September 15th Pomeroy came int .. d that die entry .. paid had Ah- been eximnils" ended in their ruin, and they were Irretrievably lost. Melbourne Hodges, a middle-aged Übe depot "'moved t° a irn"insW w-swwi. London.
hie was foun
yea He (prpoicntor) was sitting in his offioe, and , 'owe soul. The prisoner 'FAA charged with regard The danger trot not realised, the evils of temptation ad for having been drunk and Inc arm. WI. SIMI- 111110A1 AIFICTIONS kNE. HO4ll/1/IZ66—All sulferirs
"'V- , - . . incapable it Denmark. from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be agree-
Samuel
mid pee into the yard. Hs mtild see • railway truck ' until it was to late. Like the old men in -Fined tg. flai.?, er. 11 w , nisly surprised at the almost immediate relief sirmrde4 by
from It's office, ant Pomeroy drew up beside IL tn, thatb.,ing expunge.' it with the Intentl,n of
y entry with making • false one, and sec Ddly not syn.
Niob.ci the Sonar, debits clang to people and were Snook. 13. Ile' may' Rose.n. ii.
_oi,liara Joao., 11, William the uss of " Brown's Bronchial Troches.'" These famous
Dunbom proce•drid to load it, and every out Mist with used ageinst him as evidence. herd t. get ibi of, then ire it was neoemary to be iT maa Vine, 13. Peter Way. I.
T. lowinges" Si. now sold by meet respectable chemists in
s_ presenting "it being .
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.. _ . . . _. . , 12, end A bert Robinson, 10, were satanioned for throwing this country at Is. led. per box. People troubled with.
W5O put into the waggon he (pc oecutor) made a strong Another amount bed been entered, and then rxp g i ev..r on on gm .rd a..,tonat their carom; formation. e ,
tones In Skinner-stmt.&
r,n a pier* of paper. After the waggon had been wl admit ed that theprinciple' of tID *WIC. were
In e eimilar manner. Toe priemer h .. For thet paw,. .t Mr. Supt. Hunt *kited th-se boys eye.. yopyteptit, "hacking cough,' a "slight mid," or bronchial &Becton •' ,
In the sannot try them too soon, ma similar troubles if allowed
1-sde 1, Donhain came to his .4801 and void ths t was in big own handwriting, and they wouto ii rht for ell, it nimeel the evil in the Mid. and it was habit of Indulylag in VII. I. 1 t'e came, ti the annoyance of te prop., ',putt in iorjoug NI ~,i getp tiy
" T'n
Cwt. • nice "it- rubble and '.its, do tbwmtae," he able ti ornate it with other entries. Upon ell the diry of all to help is • Sorts by their 'Amerce and pester re-br. They_ threw at the chesout trees in the affection'. Be. that Me words "Brown's Bronchial
aril he paid 'for it Ilk Witness a-ksti o•tln - -e...-- three items the prisoner hod to satisfy them that he wave svmpeay. (Inc .4 the greatest commend- Int usl ground. He soggeoted that judgment be rOrtteOn. it Troches" are on the Government Stamp around
each bor.
"Iry it wa. ten cwt., and he replied ye..
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_, W,-,„l'ZranA. had no intenti. of to c .nceal the stets of hie effsirs or. meats we-ti . ye their neighbours as themselves, and to
practice.! P'°°*".n.ll woula Pot • stop to the -Prepored by Joao 1. Bnows and Bons, Boston, United
ealied where pop, yoy woe. and be rePbeo " '-'"""'''' to defent tbe law, but be (the learned 0.01110•11"4"11 th.t could brat be done by helping the weak IStater. Zuropeen depot. removed to Xl, Farringdon
The defendants were cautioned by the Bench, Mr. road, London.
waiting for his diecount." Witness then went out soked eft-r they had heard the evidenoe they would think t. motation. and mohair g them to form three habits Farmer remarking he an.. case, where • boy through IrBCTS -Close confinement and ful attention t II
biro how much be ha l. sod be soli "Ton cwt. I aod
that be did intend to d. feat the law. The learned which would keep them from evil, mid etrengtban stonso brewing lied lost his big. and another, after years factory 'work give, the Operative' pallid (so, i i
gem the money to Charli.,"mesoinf Dunham. 'MUM comma, in conclusion, called attention to the remo 1 them in good ( A 'visual. The Chairman thee of suffering, his life; and they were discharged with a appetites, languid, miserable feeling, blood:lsosetiver
Vim's*" his wh'h to have the "" °°""d ' '7r of the watch. O.:POI, &C., which were sent away the :Buis • few remark., and some other ladies and reoornmendstlone from the Chairman to he good boys for libier, kidners. 80, and all the physicians and medicine in
2 'meroy mid "Oh Ivu can count it; were well. day before or on the day the prisoner filed his potltlui:i gentlemen kindly rendered IMO. more music, and the I the. future. They separated trite considerably h6V:ii the world cannot kelp them Imlay, they get out of doors
Witoma, however. had them taken out, and oil 0011 Int• ..A to the fact that yew pees had bola tore eat m..trog dosed with votes to the Chairman, and those looking
on. Ing faces 1 tasty ereasetee upon the Me or use Hop Bitter& None used saes if they Ye" roe
lug them found 1.11; cert. is 113 big& He add he ehoold =lido, who had Warily ens their usleterresb theso heels. See Advt.
Ned for the poll" sad Malmo mid " Don't do Ma '"'

CALCUTTA EXHIBITIOIL—Thars iioN•ry Indication that
Eihtbition will be • great success. The number of
risttors is expected to be so lane* thst arrangemente
being made for an encampment outdde the city. All the
space set apart for Exhibitors is already bespoke. We
understand that Oedbury Bros. hay* bee* appointed 8.1.
Parretors of LIDI GNIOs ad Chocolate consumed at the
Exhibition.
VALUAILI DISCOTHRT FOR T•ls MAlL—lf_your hair IS
turning grey or whites oe (ailing off, tee "no Mexiran
Flair Renewer," for it well palliest', restore its eery core
Greg or Whit. MN to Its original colour, without leering
the disagreeable swell of most "Restorers." It makes
the hair charmingly tioantiful, se well as promoting the
growth of the bate n Feld spot., where the glands are not
decayed. AA your Chemist for " Tim Mexico!. 11• DI
Rheswia," sold by Chemists and Perfumers everywhere
at S.. 61. per bottle. Wholesale depot rumored to El,
Ferrinedoo-Torei. Loodon.
IT IS NOT WHAT MS MAT THAT MAXLS US STRONG—
but,WhaL wei digest ; for undigested lo id. ins sad of
giving otriDosth, caws. headache, lscolt breathing.
constipated Fo wets, dlsainose,depreemon ot spin's, Miaow,
and general proltration of the system. Smilers Sirup
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the only effective remedy for this close of cases. It
Increase. the appetite and the strength as wel't Mope the
derives alter eating, and makes life worth living for. It
Is not claimed ti be a core-ell. but • certain remedy for
IndlirrMou. For Asthms an effective cure will be found
In the Itninweed Tar Mixture. SF Bennie 01.11 HATING
PILLS are the beet family physic that 13.. s ever been
discovered. They classes the bowel, from irritating sub-
stance., and leave them ip • healthy condition.
LOT= TO MOTHS= —Yore you broken in your rest by
e deh chug 'offering with the pain of cutting terethlGo at
once to • chemist and get • bottle of Mao. Wins:Awn
Hornung Senor. It will relieve the poor sufferer imme.li
eprtacr. it is Damien And yileasant to thetasta' It
mpg natural guild sleep, by 'shaving the child front
pain, and the little cherub awakes "as bright as • button."
It soothes the child. I softens the gums, allays all pale,
reuse.. .bed, regulates the bowels, and to the beet known
remedy for dysentery and diarrhoea, whether arising from
soothing or other nausea Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup is sold by Medicine dealers everywhere at is. lid.
per bottle.
THE TZTIII AND BRIATIL—A few drops
of the iiqnld "Timeline" sprinkled on • wet tooth brush
produces • pleagent lather, which thoroughly cleanses the
teeth " or impurities,
.bar.dervi the (nine,

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