The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-05 00:00:00

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HOPE.

The foodest hope is but a dream,
• 'Mee dream ; • gaol Ricun
Of limey when the bead wes proud;
A ray of sunshine through a cloud.
Veiling the grey—the common grey
Of this our lde of every day—
Through which we are too prone to tee
A golden base of harmony
And not the world that is, but one we wisb to be.

But Hope should bee pioneer
To keep the path of purpose clear ;
A hire to labour, Wiling through
A long and chequered avenue ;
Restless yearnius's food embrace;
Pereeveranoe resting plea.;
Day in sight and Right in day;
And through our toil should ever stay
Al dOtil a well•told MR upon a weary way.

But still 'tie all • fairie dream,
'Tis ours to be and Hope's to seem ;
' Tie ours to play the lover's part ;
'Tie Hope's to sheer the sinking heart,
To dream and only dream, ah
Is but • thriftlem eestary,—
A fond ooneeit so lightly traced,
That with • touch roused—
• wall-intentioned wish, an ill-directed wails.
The bee, the ant are lowly tbinp,
Yet each its modest portico briup
To swell Um still increasing store,—
The Maker wild nor 'eked for more.
Their industry and cheerful toil,
At least, should more • man, the soil
To till—or human mind or sod—
Else we may find him sleeping, nod,
While humbler things trout • monument to God.

Somit= LOnn or Two TYPE Cot. Una AND ALL
HANNA—AII hopes have been abandoned of the safety
of two Tyne collier vessels end than crews. In the
Iris week of March • very considerable feet of laden
colliers sailed from the Tyne for Munroe,. Amongst
the vessels in this deet were the brigs Mary Campbell,
of North Shields, and the Wary Clark, of South Shields.
The whole of this fleet were reported.. hero( arrived
I. safety at Hamburg after quick voyages, with the
exeeption of the too brigs whose names we have
menlioned. Nearly all the rearm of the fleet which
left the Tyne with them have got back to Shields, sod
vessels that riled 24 hours after them are returning, ,
but there is no intelligence of the missing vessels, and
there appears to be little doubt but that these unfortu-
nate ships have got upon sonic of the sands at the
mouth of the Elbe, and have broken up and drowned
their Crews. AU told, there would be shout 16 men
and lads aboard these ships. They belong to Shield..
and some provision will be made for the families of the
married men out of the fund rerstly collected in that
Port
Tilt PETROLEUM TRADI.—On Tuesday the 29th ult.
a yobbo meeting of those interested in the petroleum trade
was held at the BMW. Sole Rooms, London, for the pur-
pose of adopting and 000 firming certain resolutions for
the better regulation of the trade, proposed by the
committee of the Petroleum Association—Mr. Robert
Charles occupied the chain—The Seeretry stated
that the committee had decided upon submitting the
following resolution for adoption : —That the lower
point of tgnition for reflood oil be 100 deg. Fahrenheit ;
that the gravity of good merchantable reload
Pennsylvanian petroleum is not to exceed 812 deg., at
a temperature of 60 deg. Fahrenheit, and the gravity
of good merchantable crude Pennsylvanian is sot to
exceed 820 deg. • that terms of quality be whir
and good teehantable ; the standarda to be
procured to be hereafter determined upon; that
petroleum be sold at per gallon weight; that draft of
41h. per cask be allowed; that refined ail be sold at
131 b. per gallop, with 41b. per sash draft; that crude oil
be sold at per tea of 2,240 lb., lubricities: oils and grove.
lo go with the crude ,• and spirits lo be 7flb. pergola..,
with 41t per barrel draft. Several other rules for car-
rying out the above regulations were also proposed.
Tb. Chairman said the resolutions had been drawn up
by a ortinitre of the trade, in order that some uniform
rules might be established, whir would regular the
whole trade of the United Kingdom. A long discussion
then ensued as to whether petroleum should be sold by
the gallon of 1311 x, or by weight. Eventually it was de-
eided that it should he sold by the too of 2,240 lbs. The
other resolutions having kern agreed to, the proceedingn
terminated with • vote of thanks to the chairman.—
Orocere Jorntal. _ _

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L• 171111.11 WITHOUT • STAIM.—Tas TROPHIVI Or
itodoenarnt Sarum—When Error has the prestige of
centuries of supremacy it is a formidable antagonist
for even the most determined and enlightened champion
of reform, and if ever there waa • form of Error which
died hard, it was much of the old school of medical
treatment Holloway, by • rational and triumphant
theory. which haa been illustrated by the salvation of
thousands of lives, lam fairly converted millions who
were imbued with idea. of old medical precedent., to
concur in acknowledging the great corrective proper.
ties pos.essed by his two (smote remedies. Everywhere
In South America thew two irresistible medicaments
are displacing all others. The other day we a-kid • well.
known merchant, who alw.y. keeps • supply cat band
for family use, what constituted the difference
between Proissior Holloway's modifies@ sad those
usually prescribed by the faculty. " Senor," said he,
swung, the differeace is, the former prostrate. the
dieser, the latter the patient." There is truth in the
isruies. We bare seen mercury given in (awful dame,
producing the most reelaneholy results, in awes the
very enanterpert of which we have known to be eared
In a fim days, and without the alighted injury to the
coostitation, by the operation of Holloway'. nu But
In are inclined to think that the Ointment hae been of
even pester nee than the Pills in Lonny perts of this
ceittinent Disown of aa external character &ft
painfully 001•1100111 is South America. Eryipel•s,
creeland cruteseous eruption, of all kinds
very extensively, and seem to cling to
their victims with astraordieary tenacity. But
neither thee. phases of external disease, nor the
sores and ulorre with which so many of our working
population see afflicted, can make head against the
anti-inflammatory rinciplc contained in the Ointment
It rehires§ the local fever, disperses the morbid matter
present in the skin and glands, by absorption and
evaporation, and in • marvellously short space of time
obltterste• every trace of the disfiler. Physicians who
have tested its effects in that retrihutive &erases which
seems to be intended ea the penalty of aensual gross-
ness, ry, that it may be implicitly relied on in the
severest saes, and even where the injudicious tre of
mimes' medicines seem. to have precluded hope. In fact,
wherever morbid material exists, and can e resobed
through the absorbents, it will be reached by this
marelling penetrating antiseptic. It has also been
we understand, with • oncesea, In OMB
740171 of many yeers standing, wb were considered
utterly inenrable. In making theme statements we are
raided by an earnest wish to benefit the sick and the
suffering; and in directing their attention to the well-
curative properties of Holloway's remedied. we
only reiterate facts and opinions which are patent to
threrfourtits of the civilised world,—Tits frovelkr.

Thls ie an age of improvement, therefore all Amps I
should be in list direction. Moe was obis good tee
was readily obtaineble—pnro obolegoo• too—De.
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web sow. Jobb Cgmawen Ku Roe bees slow in iodise
oat that be as. pea at KW brown owl* Woven by
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