The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-07-22 00:00:00

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MINERAL WATERS Jo M.RH. PRINCE OF WALLIS.

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COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
From Rota, Lamm.
UORISOWS VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES.
M The report of 1879 epprare in the HTOEIAN ALMANAC
for MO To he had of ell the egeete /brownout the world.
BERDEEN GRANITE siosumurrs, front 46, carriage
it pad. Inscripbons mfore/a end beautiful. Plena end
prior from John W. Legge, Sculptor, Aberdeen.

BRITISH

IgRASS, REND, !RHINO, AND DRUM AND rirskur D 8
AO PIANOFORTES, AND HARMONIUMS at whole-
sale pries., st J. 1100RIVII, Bnxtow-road, Hoddarsisld
Pr.cas with drawiags of sway lestrwasintrowl Ire.. Noes lo
ant kind of Bsnd. Eisodammes Claja rstn,dalid SP Arisr
Nary, and Mlle Corp.. eissebod Instruments bough
or taken In Rachman.

rsowy TM promo II may aad Intareeting.
" Ribbon, Nib, loather; soarvis, b.,Your b handkaralsge, or shawls
can orally to dyad Ln a few animus
Dyeing in a pall of water. "Judeon's D3rsa,"
It ho. WM/. £4 Colours, or. sold by all Chealleco
ever3wbero Pries &I. per batik. B.
with sure and gob Jud.oes Dyer"

fIAPI: of 000 D BOP& NATAL, ZANZIBAR, arid FAST
. AFRICAN ROYAL MAIL MANUS. no Union
Steamship's &mosey Packet. Sall from Southampton every
alternate Thursday, sod from Plymouth the nalt day. Apply
at the Company'. °Sims, Orient. Place, Southampton, or 11,
Intienh.ll-strset London.

A NOLEN'S FRUIT LOZIENGILIL—Preparee from the Bark
ra• of Mamma Frainla; and prenouncel on high authority
U the "Bat real Aperient that we have. They are
extremely palatable, and children take them readily r a
nreteveat: These Lozenges have been favourably noticed by
the Lanett, the Medical riser. and liaselte, the BironinolLaNa
Medical Rcoiego, and the London Medical Record. and are
daily prescribed by the leading Physicians in London and
elsewhere. Prepared by
11. C. BAILDON & SON, EDINBTAIGH,
And may be obtained of any Druggist at its. and & Si the
double box. Beet by pot forte. Id. sod Se 10d

Fritz nnurrixo SILICATE PAINTS, Protect Iron tree
I Corrosion ; Wood from Decay. Do not blister, are 110.
poisonous, brilliant, durable, economical For HOl7lll,
SMIP, and GINICRAL UllE. Manufactured in all Coloam
by the SILICATE PAM COMPANY CHARLTON,
KENT, and LIVERPOOL.
QATI your Income and the trouble of Shopping. Coupon
x-r of 1.301114M1 Expenditure Co, gi,en on all purchases by
Deka and Crisp, Kerentmteet, London. Putterna free.
Silk. Drees Fabrics, Costumes, Jackets, Sc., of every descrip-
tion, lowed ;mime.

THE GOLD MEDAL FOR PIANOS, ISHI.
T and J. HOPKINSON. haring been awarded by the
ti• Musical Jurors it the PARIS INTERNATIONAL KEIJI-
BITION, the ONLY GOLD MEDAL for Great Britain, for
Pianos, CAUTION the public ageing any representation lead-
ing In a contrary °inclusion. Their Plana hare also been
!tended First Clan Medals at erery grnt International Uhl-
Wien in which they have • , viz., 1851, UM, 1362, 1365,
1372, sod 1877. For Br6e, Nh.. or oil the three years' imam.
Prices from ES Onlnew Illustrated line sent poet free.
Wareroons, 235, REGENT-STREET, LONDON.
Mee to he hed st the princliul Music Warehouses

1111rD'S CURE kw &STARA, Catarrh, Colds, Cram.
, Re. Tho Dimes rror of Himrod a cure. h.mmir rGe
12 years • great sufferer front Asthma. has at last soomiedsd
in consenting this mesa snecseeful remedy.
Per Callirtar, 4., or by Post, 41 RI. of MA Chemist. Aimed&
for Great Britaio and Ireland. Y. Newberry & Sena, 37, New-
gmastreet, 1.01140.

ANTIQUE MODERN QILVER..
11. ES f ASLIMO k 80N. 1,3 1772.
13
0014) 11/1118 and BILVERBMITIIS, 1, Graoocbunk-mfort,
‘•

PURCHASE tor CASH, .71r. -TAKE In EXCHANGE lb.
above ; deo CURT of PLATE, GOLD end SILVER
WATCHES, JEWELS, ANTIQUE 001/IS, WAR MIDALS,
DULDEONDaI, PralLa. aad all kin,. of Preciauo Inottee.
• CHOICE SELECTION ot the ABOVE, SUITABLE ter
PRESENTATION, WEDDING. and other TILEFIENTIS. From
10 (0 40 per cent. under the oridlnal cost.

QODA WATIR sod LEMON/LDS MAMMY., £2.5, fOlt
&LIZ or HIRE. ParNaNais post Ire*
N. a. WILCOCKS. BACK-STILUT. nATH.

DOICEBOTIZ.

Ma. T. C. SAISIDIaII, o 1 Watercombe, was one of
j.dgee for sheep at the Cheltenham o.etlng of
oloometeraltire Agricultural Society 011
day.

Cunt:ore.; Bats taCPTCY.—A first and final dividend
of 2s. lid. in the C him been declared under the bank.
ruptcy of Edward Smith Chilcott, late of Dowerfield
Farm, Longbredy, the trustee of the estate being Mr.
G. A. Enaor, auctioneer, of this town. The dividend
would have been considerably larger but for the claim
against the estate by the Duchy authorities for
prospective damages.

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DISOILDOLLT PROSTITUTE. —At the County Petty
Sessions on Wednesday, before Colonel Bingham.
Snits Jaw Matt Ana, of Portland, was charged with
being • common prostitute and behaving in a riotous
manner, after a previous conviction for • similar
°fleece—P.C. Stone stated that on Tuesday evening
about 11 o'clock be saw defendant at the Chesil with a
soldier , both were drunk, defendant being the worst,
and using divesting language. The military authorities
took the soldier to the barracks, and he took the
defendant in charge. She was very violent, and he
bad to call another policeman to hap take her to the
police-station. The defendant had only come out of
gaol last Friday, and she was sentenced to three
months' imprisonment. The magistrate remarked that
If she came before him again he should sentence her to
12 months. The prisoner was very violent when Wing
tale.° to the gaol, the policeman requiring the help of
Supt. Betty.

TILE GOSPEL AMONG Till JEWS.
The friends of the Church of England sociny forth.
comenion of the Jews made special efforts on behalf of
their society this week, for sermons wen preached on
Sunday at Au Bata* 1 tat Fordinaton„ and Christ Church,
and oa Mandy &Ramon and tinning public mishap
were held for the mane purpose in the Town Hall. In the
manias the Rev. W. C. (Morn praoded, and the Re?.
Headley C. G. Mottle, Kn. .1. 11. Bruhl. and Bev.
Gifford were on the platform-
The first deputation was Cia Its!. J. 11. Brnht, a
snlasseuary, and he appeared tote. Jaw of for.icn origin,
his epesch betas devoured with as .1,000 an accent that
it was not easy to understand bins. Ile seemed to be
tiring an accoant of Olt eff..rts to convert theism in part
of the Austrian Damming.. la one then he worked on
quietly, his hearers continually increasing, hat when be
had gathered a congregation of about 300, his land-
lord beceoss alarmed, saying so large a meting
weean the lair. The ruissionery went to
the police; but did not ink for permission, for
he not wish to admit the meetings wen unlawful. He
asked for a °mutable or ao to keep order. as his comma-
new Wen as nun The police officials wan so wooded.
and Inked where be had bum brought ..t Such meetings
wen eehreallisegal ; how could he think of having them?
Har=l ware permitted in Turkey, sod surely in
they wen not leee free. But the police
mid If Desk were held, there were UM liactiallate, the
rembstiennte„ and U he went permitted to preach, all
than met be allowed to Miura This was an lib:Mr
Son dens elm of &faculty : another was that It was mid
—only the lowest alase of Jews became Christiana, sod
that when everything else lulled, In order that they might
get srabstetesos, or If in better dretuastencis, to get a
hiker oiling from their Christian teachers. This prejudice
eemyeu
the profession of an Moaned Jew ; but in owe
lastance a Jew of educating, who had Monne by wade-
d.= a Christian, competed for and won the poet of
Rabbi, and then showed the proofs to the minions:7 at
the thee of reeking his profession, that it might bi seen
be wee not seeking Mice since he seartAced a poet worth
PO • year. Another Jewish father dela ad thermion=
et his ornorietiana but seat his eight children to Minna
sehools. and sad by the whole family 01 10 made
panne predendea. This was in Lemberg. Bohemia.
sad was • Minding disproof of the statesmen'
that there ang no cenverta from the Jews. The imam
are the roast blytad, being the less educated of the smog
end he told of • intim who,fladlug he kulosnd studying
with the miesimary, at cam asked whet mane, he was
gorse to dim settling it her husband was ebonite become
• Christian; but she wee Mindy determined to hang his..
The number of Jim of good 000ditlogi who oome over to
Eeglaad and bee hen as chordate one onto beyond his
yam to esakan, end be pointed tatbas• slap as proofs that
canninione are not tow.

The Hay. Kr. Girsonn asked the matinee to ~ides
the pennies at the recent converts. The eery /warm that
a thvaist Jew owes to the God of Jacob lead. hire to
those who leave the moiety to whisk they have
sad the convert bazaar that off from and
ethia by hie former Meads. Buldas there is •
pride to the Jew's breast which sells idm thelast 'Manz
the faith if his fathers, while *II purer we to
by the AIMS and the fear of ming the wife of pinion
ensabomen
and the child he loves booming paler day by day, sating
for broad when he has none to give, earrallibecause of the
(Mime giving up his old faith. That requires • faith which
can remove mountaine—a faith of such strength as the
couvort does not always proem He therefore asked
these present to contribute towards tits fund (kept quite
"Mi) for the temporal rebef of converted 'ewe
ter. lIAXDLIT C. G. MOULJC pointol out the Ito-
of our duty under God to Israel; our whole
knowledge about the world to come, without the smallest
exception, is due to Israel under Clod. We know much
about God's lower works, about our own nature and the
=of our reek which we have learnt from non.
tea ; but all that we know, and do not guess about
the world to ocinth—all that is rock and not cloud in our
knowledge of what lies beyond the grave, is owing under
God to Israel. The whole Bible, with one exception (and
that only probably—the writings of St. Luke), is due to
Jewish Lauda. All we know about the world Wore the
!look sad the nayeterious interval between the Flood and
Abraham we owe to the book written by Jewish haada
having been by the Holy Spirit inspired into Jewish
slack AN we know as regards the foundation of the
theta Gad faith open which all the formularies of the
Christian church are built—we owe it all to Israel—all
shoat the immortal mid and the oodles. life, we owe to
Grath And we owe not only a debt, but damages too, for
fofl twe couturiere in the eye of the Ithglish law, it wee
unlawful for • Jew to nide on English sod, nod not until
the time of amiss IL were they invited back, and then
for any love or respect for the race, but for
peiliM month bathes they were such good tthancims.
We know this persecution was in fuldlment of the
saytherious predestination of God, and part and
te=phery: but the betrayal of our Lord Mill ales
t of primilteco, yet no the think. that takes away
tram UM guilt. H.,= we should seek and hares share
In the to Israel, not from any fancied
coanettheablastratheitaace sad race Of birth; we are not con-
assited with either of the lon ten tribe.; facts of history,
or language, of Scritsture, all combine to say that is a
detrain. But there le eoreething not • delusion —the
most real, veritable part and lot in the inheritance of
IrraeL Si, hal said, "U ye be Christ's, then ye be
Abraham's seed, and hairs socordiug to the promise."
God grant no that inheritance to-night (Appian..)
The rthetiag was terminated in the usual way.