The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-21 00:00:00

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3OITMNIIIIOI7 FACTS AND 'UNCLE&
Mom Pun)
PgiliatCfrYdlen ACy wal acme Into !
operation on the Ist of January next. It is publicly a tigeiCile JOeinta. —Justice at Higboissls peculiar t
Boles ctif lissom sad new, written in aePoreign Land. the vitreous. Tome boys have been brought before the
stated that one .if the fir-t c i.es taken will be that of
a local tradesman f r embezzlin ani concealing his
p......ningistracistes.chhicargh :d...wititimbeiving c.uhreennz maples.,
...inui sotir
cethte to the extent of EI,OOO. 'lb. above Act will of 54. Fleetcstreet When we picture the devoted satisfactorily account for. The boys said they bought
counte relieve private Pro"eutore M the etOe°•• oflniesionary self-bertisbed from his country, his parents' them ; the magistrates vwweidered there wee se thee sad
the Imperial purse, end will idea a long desired home, and all the BWeet privileereS peculiar to dear old discharged thorn; but yet the clerk, m the defendants
change. England, it excites no small share of our pity that even were aboot to limn the dock, said their would have to Pe/
the well-loved aconite of his own mother tongue have in one shilling foe their discharge. It wee no doubt very
great inaillitrJ to be put resolutely away. and that he who
would bring f • to his way of thinking, must even scooping that
itlyba; thch.artairemewhoifchtboue retr nelbmilaver to behave" bib=
think in the foreigner,' language, It is therefore with • brought. hut even then we think it hardly fair that
much delight and no little relief that we And the Rev. ' people she ill bore to pay heesum they are innocent
Arthur Moults, while he was the honoured means of Perlinu apple buying is retarded as • high crime and
winning converts from heathenism, hae bent able at the misdemeanour. and the magistrates think tug boys ought
same time to enjoy the luxury of poetical thoughts in his to pay something for causing the constable to blender. If
native tongue. Such • senior as Mr. Moule must have so, we should not like to say Waal we think of the High'
been deep y and permanently imbued with the spii it of nate &lona
reverent poetry, and although in every page he looks back I As Evi DINT 01‘111110N.—The National Exhibition at the
to the weal as the exiled Jews did from Babylon, yet there I As rieultural HAI, which hue professed to exhibit all
i *calm and deep happiness running through his pootre I filings connected with the Licensed Victuallets' Trade,
▪ hieh lets out the secret that in the far. land of Stolen." • included some samples of "SAIL' This, to say the least.
tin•re was the liesithy flourishing model of an English was ingenuous on the part of the promoter; .5 it was
lonic Mr. Nl•u/ ulld joyfully sing the Lord's song in hardly desirable Ii let the public know the reason they
• strange land. mid tleiugh sometimes his harp is tuned are se th nty after imbibing • quantity of boor. On the
un.ler the weepia: willow, w, have no evidence that it , other bond, if it were essential to be so scrupulously Pare
ever hung silently thereon. Those who know the strong I fleeter and show everything connected with malt liquor,
family love of the ',Awl of Christian ministers of whom why not have exhibited some of the (Hock' of drink t •
Mr. Mauls is one will he prepared to Mod abundant I rained home, a shattered constitution, and some blighted
dedications to some of his nearest on mrtb. and "To my prosprett would have been very apropos.
Mother," " To my Father, are specimens of such, the
sweet little book, commencing "Petri Preeenti, Abeenti (From Prase.)
Matri," beins tenderly
_closed with two gems of poems, Clll/11.01 AND STAGE GUILD —Apparently founded on the
"lii our Mother at Home" and "To our Mother in Idea tint church can chi 'thee guilt.
Heaven." In it are perhaps more poetical , and he ENLARGED DE.lNlTlON.—Patriotilnl (according to
nome tilled with joyous triumph, which we imojuillehe to Joon...)—Lon of one's own Country : (According to
have quoted ; but the scene of the following being laid Jinsid—L 'ye of other peoples' countries.
close home must be our reason for the selection from these AN one 9norrloc. —L Ay visitor: "Sailor, pray is that
true "Songs of Heaven and Home." a lin-limit —Native salt : 'That I can't 'shy, nium I AU
I know is I found her bnr.oin up on the ' Ganfissit'
"Here the monks have lived and toiled, and muttered •
A emic* r —Sir V.it non Ye challenger striketh
prayers and passed away a *An :
Ye shield of Ye chief npponetit (who blazons on • field
"ere' bele" their v"ma• sweater wee" were 'thud from Yen. three u.r.4 for Beaconsfield.
deg to dal ; Crest—a flight of rockets, ascendant. Motto—" Peace with
Ilare through thousand summer! softly called the cuckoo
the morn, H
unfair 1.
to
TAKING IT zur.-I...eutenzAt Smart (who has taken
Sally up thfte ea./IWe" the mist. 'thee the breese over tend hare of Is te t E • d tech ninery C • 'On nan say • Wen
were borne. who is" on leave) • " But these are • ration return forma,
Roes through thousand bygone summers thunder clouds ' to be filled in nor ':morning. showing amount of rations
above the hill •
laurel, at.d then signed by oflierr who entitles to
the swollen l
SP°k° tbe v°ic. I•kd ; lad "whward ru'd"d ILlAbed I their eurreetnaneas. What you, M. Oby bringing twelve
ril 1 blank forms for me to sign r —corp.! Bug year
Here the winter hills have whitened whistler through the parson. •Orr. bat bi Ha, orderly maaa
•1`• tt.
fallen MOW ;
—they're • PineY • don in, eon' me mister Alm, am he
Blushed through thousand springs the woodland with the
tuierally signs • pionovib II
red azaleas glow.
Th"h the ages past the atilen/ thus in solemn order
ruto led
Will they move for ever thus, or grows the vast creation
old I
Shall the tide thus ebb and flow for ever I and for over-
man
Rave the wave and glance the ripple through the rcsks a
Durdle Door
Through spring days on Conquest Barrow white lambs
gambol as of old I
Came Wood still from o'er the wheat field, rippling waves
of autumn gold f"
nis is a ram specimen in the book of such • metre, for
Use poet Is &bout as versatile as to metre as George Herbert
himself, with whom tone the genes barman' el

CHTIWATO 8 PROPOSAL.
Suppose I cross da water from dg Cape to Inglis La.
Prop. de reason yuu target Me 1.11 anglatly tanderstan.
When I es • de man and grower, an de sort ob Wo dim
115.1
nu Cm all try past transgressions my 'abase heart gall
bleed—

See bow you lob each odder—see bow crimes it. all un-
known
How your aisle dey ocher cubbit lan an setae not dere
Own;
Bee your charity and brudderbood, your plenty and your
pesos:
Bee bow well (milks do Zalusi you can do widcmt pram.
Read your paper where de stories of society is told,
TUI I feel like. hymns in de voile bsa-lamb fold.
Bee how het:salt law and order, all ewes/Mee' sad all
light,
How you uebber steal an murder, neber Ile, and elm; sad
Ight.
Den 11l writ. across de water to de Zulus dere and des,
An I'll tell dem bow ilk. angels Is de noble Incliamen ;
An I'll lib an lam among you, and own dm ma t no dostit
You's just de sort ob people tuts • right to kink we oat.
HARD-UP HYMENOPTERA.
A plea, s plea for the busy bee,
That improved the ahming bow.
When a break in the wet would allow bar to get
Aught out of an opening flower.
But on Uttle she got that Me now bath not
Enough for her winter store,
And requires to be fed upon made " bee-hread."
Or the bee will be soon no more.
Pure sacchMue stuff is not enough
To keep your bees alive;
Pollee too they need thereon to feed.
Whilst wintering in their hive.
Mere syrup and sweet for than keep is marmot.
Barley-super alone won't do,
An you tender their weal, add barley-meal,
Give them tresole, but oatmeal ton
In timee like these 'tie the working boob
Tbat relief damns alone;
We put In a plea for the busy bee,
Business for the liar drone.
Wen the hest will Mare but workhouse for.;
for skilligolee—no more—
To beekeepen who feel we make appeal,
And heaven wlll bless their store.

Errs's GLYCZAINI luattaas —Carrico t —Theo, effective
and agreeable confectinus are sold by moat chemids. By
others, however, attempts are ften suede at substil ninon.
we therefore deem it nedesary to caution the public that
they esn only be obtained in bmna, 61. sod la ; 'd
JANA. up. I Chemist*, 18, Thread-
Str.—t, and 170. Piccadilly, London.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS !—Ars you broken In your rod, by
• sick child suffering with the peid of cutting teeth? Go at
once to • chemiet and get • bottle of Mu. WinsLow's
Socrrauto Sraur. It will relieve the poor soderer immedi-
ately. It is periectly harmless mai pleasant to twate, it
produces natural quiet sleep, by rat:arias the child from
tido, and the little cherub awakes "an bright one button."
It soothes the child, soften. the gums, allays all pain,
relieves wind. regulate* the bowels, and is the beet known
remedy Ca dysentery and &grebe's, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Mrs Winslow'. Soothing.
Syrup is said by Medicine deeded eververhere at in, 11l
per bottle. Manufactured in New York. and at M.
Oiford-street, London.

ROSIBACK W AWL—Bost Sable Water known. I prefer
It to the other Mineral Waters before the public. (Pro-
fessor Wanklycie Report). Sold everywhere. Retail 6a.
per dozen Pinta:Bv per dozen Quart& Original packsitesi
containing GO Quart Bottle.. Ss.. or 100 Pint ditto.
46t—The Rosboch Company, lintlt.d.3s, Asebury-drcuit,
London. E. C.

WARNIXO! RiCKII7.B Poll. BLUM The marked
superiority of this laundry blue over ell others, and the
quick appreciation of its merits by the public, have been
attended by the usual results, rig., a flood of imitation',
the merit of the hitter mainly consists in the ingenuity
exerted, not simply in imitating the square shape, but
making the general appearance of the erspper. resemble
that of the genuine article. The manulactaer. beg
therefore to caution all buyers to see " Reckitt's Paris
Blue" on each Packet.

TOURISTS AND TRATIILLERL —Ladies risking, visiting the
seaside, or otherwise exposed to the 'combing rays of the
sun and heated particles of dust will find ROWLANDS.
KALTDOR most cooling and refreshing for the face, hands,
and arms ; it eradicat I sunburn, tan, freckles, tc., allays
the pain and irritations mused by mosquito and gnat
bites, and produces a beautiful and delicate complexion.
Sold in two sixes ROWLA.N DS' MACASSAR int. preventa the
hair falling MT during hot weather. ROWLANDS. ODORTO
whitens the teeth. Sold by chemists, perfumers, and
hairdremers Buy only Rowlands' articles.

nom uvs I—Fon ram Turn AND Baas= .—A Is. drops
OS the blind "Firths." sprinkled cc a wet toothbrush pro-
duce a pleasint lethr, which thoroughly cleanses the teeth
from all parasites or impurities, hardens the game. prevents
tartar. stops decay. gives to the teeth a peculiar whitener,
and a delightful fragrance to the breath. It removes all
unpleasant odour arbius front decayed teeth or tobacco
smoke. "The Flautist Florllins," being cornered in part
of honey sad sweet barbs, Is delicious to the taste and the
greatest toilet discovery of the sir Pries Ss ad, of all
Chemist and putt...ere. Prepared by RIMS O. GALLUP.
• Oxferd street, London.
VALUABLE DISCOMILT POI THE hair is
turning grey or white, or falling off. use "The Mexican
Hair Renewer," for it will so.ifievlV nwfors is evrrY era
Grey or rhi. Asir to its original colour, without raving
be dissgreeable small of most " Rcatorers." It snakes
he hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
growth of the brnr on bald spota, where the glands are not
decayed. Ask your Chemist for " Tog Mexican Hsi.
Rminwr.p.," prepared by HENRY C. Gau.or, affl, Oxford.
street London, and sold by Chemists and Perfumers every-
where at 3s. Si, per bottle.
Taaouv AFFECTIONS AND HOMISZIFESS.—AII suffering
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be
agree-
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded by
the use of "Brown's Bronchial Trochee" These famous
"lozenge." are now sold by most respectable chemists la
this country $t la lid. per box. People troubled with a
hacking cough," a " slight cold," or brosS affections,
cannot try them too sort as similar Won 12 allowed
to progress result in serious Pulmonary Asthmatic
affections. Sea that the words "Brown', Brenshial
Troches" ere OP SISS Government Stamp around each box.
-7-ilianufactured by ilium I. Baowv and Sons, Boston,
United States. Depot, 40, Oxford-street, London.

HOLLOWAY'S PILLL—The chiefest wonder of modern
timea —This incomparable medicine increases the appetite,
strengthens the stomach, cleanses the liver, corrects
biliousness, and prevents flatulency, purifies the system.
Invigorates the nerves. and reinstates sound health. The
enormous demand for these pills throughout Ike gkirie
astonishes everybody, and atingle trial continent the most
sceptical that no medicine equals Holloway% pills is Ise
ability to mauve all complainte ineidentel to the hoes&
race. They are a blessing to the acted, sad c beee to
all who labour under internal or external disease The
purification of the blood, removal of all restraints front the
secretive
artM, and gentle aperient action, aosieritaces
Or" extensive curative range
HOTLL Derogate ag beau x. —I s the but, the
the most faehioaable, and the most durable of ail=
aroma. Pas Orme says it has no rival either et some!!!
ance or utility. It is made of selected %tom?
wools ; produced in new forM
present season; also in licherr4tV Yarns for summer
wear and warm climate.. Pfloss Inc wear is fled,
1.11 ed.. Es . *ld la ad. per yard. Extra walled sad
strengthened Tor gentlemen's waits and toys' hard Wear
(new patterns), from Is lld per yard. 51 lathe, in width.
' The factors cut any length, and pay carriage on all parcels
I into London, Dublin, Bedfast, Cork or Glasgow. In
! writing for patterns, which are ses4 poet free, state
whether for ladies or gentlemen's wear. Addrent. Rpm,
I man W Spearman, Royal Devonshire &MP
Plymouth. Special attention is called te the fairotats
eri
this firm is devoted exclusively to tbe production of pure
wool materials for ladies and_osellemen's wear. Serve
sold as used by Her MAJWILY'S tiovemment

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I
Tin NOCriniqa I. OWN )101rr between gunboat§ aou
torpedoes. which has been looked forward to with I
considerable interest by naral and military expert& came
In the Solent on Thureday The attack was dtrected
against Fort ltoockton which was protected by map
mines. The electriAgfflit was employed in edema
Contrary to the o Olen. lect Sam Weft and, in
comequence of the "rem Fiot etr Doinville, the
Inspector-General cf.cmfor:
tal. The experiments
commenced q*, num o laded three hour&
ilap Itsauma—We wish to call attention to
and nt sm.& weMee not seen yet hiought before
7• notice. We hear something of ' results. "—se
hi Poner work, end by the MIMOSAS et sew
The nine of these roadie itemily
solely on what may be called emagetitive data
There is another reedit which W:imagenilatie to eacertait
Apart from literature,—from and writing awl
cypliering,—ohat Vnal outcome of 144 Mt emu
years of ooggssilsory an 1 Are oar Isio* and Me
visibljr Miter for w e has been don* far than be
rmo& loss Wm eavages, anjishe thei.d bob,
im, Le the physique of the Mew
the saves* 11170eststlame q
, inswered by gm of thrs 'MO.:. be Twiny
Vaocaogititei on tow:11hp:
.. to develop, not one faculty
f uture men and women of
14Stmen".. Mks weight and stature oa two of
.s to tbe Mamie of which reisters ought to s
Out of 7,70)
_pu
.14Ic school boys, nasal and
"...intrirS cadets, end medical end university students, the
se'erase height stadned at lhe age of 10 was 11013 ln. The
seeress weight, at the tams time, was IBM ; and the
avenge chest girth wee HIS in. It is true that this girth
forma only increase* to an avenge of 36 in. by the age of
116) is more than It per cent below the Great canon of
manly proportion Bet let m take the aver.p of 13,931
Loltilia of the same age oat of the anima in the
lowan Here ye lad a height at 0531 ht .aw 1404
eTWI ih. sad • diaut Ora of 11116 in. me Mienlema
ía the letter khan temearatabk& By the Greek canon
the avaßlitimalfra he be 37/11 in. Itsuserliess
=r•
,get em 4. eroporMaitthe itteed•l
la mit meeneer—lefikr.

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