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

CRUELTY TO A BEAR.

Willem Webb, aged 27, Brown on board tho screw
steamer AIDIZ3III, lying In tho Titanic., off Re' herhithe,
was charged at Greenwich with cruelly Musing a bear.
Willi tm Crisp, the mate, sai I thobe r hai been kroigikt
by the captain from Archangel, it being el, yen or tw,:vo
weeks old, and as tame as any cloy. On Monday after.
noon prisoner pulled at the rope by which the !wit W.ll
tied on deck, making the animil s.vage, at the acme
time kicking it in the mouth and m.king it bleed.
Witness then put the bear on the bridge, where theta
was no thoroughfare. Two or three hours afterw.rda
the prisoner again teased the bear, and kic :ed it over
the ship's side, it hanging by the noel by about 7 feet
or 8 feet of rope. The pri.oner then got a 28th weight
and threw it at the bear, smashing its kit front taut.
Prbencr was riven Into custody. Prisoner lid in pass-
ing tha bear the animal flow at I ha, and being etas.
parated, he seised the rope and threw the bear over-
board. Mr. Patteson sentenced Lira to one month's hard
labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

TIM NEW PO3 CAL I:A:Mi.

The new weal arrangements will come into opera-
tion oe the lit of Auguit. The scale will be :—Fer
parcels and lettere of all sorts, doge(' or open, malting
no distinction between them, as follows.— Not awed.
log 1 oz.. Id ; above lox ,but not exceeding 20z., 14;
above 2 on., but not exoooding 4 oz., 24; above 4 oz.,
but not eximeding 6 on., 2l; above G on., but not.
exceeding 8 oz., 3d; ahovo 8 oz., but nut exeecding 10
on., 34f; above 10 on.. but not exceeding Li on, 4i.
Twelve ouuoes to be the limit of weight for a letter.

EXTRAORDINARY ELOPENENT CASE.
An elopement owe was investigated on M mday at the
Sheffield Town-hall. Two young women, cistern, named
Clara and Emily Berke, have carried on a good business
in Gertrude-street, Shotßeid, as laundroesor. Emily
was married to a young silversmith, namod Townes
Bolton, after a short courtship, last week. 'fho newly.
made wife had occasion to go into the town of Sheffield,
and on her return found that her husband and Aster
had eloped together I They returned te Shit:field the
next evening, but found that in their &Intense the try,'
sisters had been charged withistoaling various proper, ics
entrusted to them for laundry purposes. The two
young women wore taken into custody, forty-tw.,
bundles of goods having been ploth,o at one pawnshop
aloxel
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

IS AND AGIV

_
Thel LIVUL CxOnfillso.—The deviation from their
original scheme by the Loudon and South-Western
Hallway Company has tic.n sanctioned by the Cow
mitiee et the House of Coleman', who passed the bill
on Wedueiday last. The chief features of the amended
scheme de that the town will be entered at Towngatc-
elect, where the elation will be ; and there will bee
level croninn at the tipper end of fligh.drret, near the
redden*. of Mr. Haldane. The Company are also
allowed additional time, not to exceed 18 months, for
the opening of the railway.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

ASK
your Baker f.r the Baker? and Confectioner..
UNRIVALLED TEAS!!!!
1300•Agente. Application. for further Agonies lorited.

SUBSTANTIAL Firms trilling to take Depot. In any large
Town or Metric& ahoulil communicate with Mr. W. H.
!MITI', Managing Director, at the Chief Offices of the
ABOOCW4COD, Southwark-stroot, London, S.&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

FOR TUB BR]

:IN Ail) COMPLEXMN.
( A e.neentratEd distillatien from
1 elder flowers. This exquisite
preparation has been so ju-
d.cioasly combined with other
~nici, nt ingredients RS to pro-
duce one of the most agree•ble
1 and suce.aqui remedies for the
curs of }toughie's of Skin,
Pimples, Blotch, s, Chapped
Lips or hoods, and other affec•
tions of the akin. It entirely
ptevents mnburn if used before
Igoing out of dews ; removes
freckles and imiroves the oom-
plesiou. It is perfectly free
Loin any greasy property ; is
imoat alp eeable in the using, and
as • skin lotion is altogether un-
equalled. Prepared only by A.
J. EVANS, and sold in bottles
Is. lid. and 21. 3d. each.

EV ANS'S

SAMBUCINE.

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
WIDOW WELCH'S PILLS,
OBIGINkL,)
So long and jcuitly celebrated for their lAA:idler virtues,
are strongly recommended to the notice of every lady
(baying obtained the 'Auction arid Approbation of moat
gentlemen of the Medical rrofessiou). as • safe and
valuable medicine in effectually removing obstructions,
and relieving other inconveniences to which the female
hems Is liable, especially those which at an early period
of life frequently awn from want of exercise and
general debility of the system ; they create an appetite,
„meat fedigeelien, remove giddiness and nervous bead-
: sobs, and are eminently useful in windy disorders,
shortness of breath, and palpitation of the heart; being
perfestly lonosent they may be used with safety in au
awns and climates.
It is UtOCUiry, owing to the 11111111070111 imitations, to
warn the rublia that KIABKLItY'd is the only original
receipt' and bas been prepared by the Ke.r•ley family
over eighty years. Parchaaeri should see that etch
boa y ereepjpod in waits paper, and the name "C.
ICAAAWAY, maraud on the Government Astnp.
Bold wholnale and retell by J. SANGiR and Bon, 150
oigamboaaa, London, and by all wain. vendor;
thyasiltoat the enntg, in bone, pries 9e, 94 nobs
bl Pak in a POMP Mune.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

SOUTHAMPTON.

BELLADBOII. who ran seeond to Pretender for the
Two Thousand Guineous hi 1869, lett Southampton for
tho Capo on Monday, in the Union Company's steamer
Baron.

HEALTII.—The deaths during the past week only
numbered eleven, from all eansee, two being from
smallpox. This disease, therefore, is now very nearly
"stamped out."

WINCHESTER.

A sTIQuAIti•N DlecovicaY.--1) tiring some excavations
now being made in Sick House Hoed in preparing the
foundations a the now racqu3t court, four chalk taffies,
contsiolng perfect skeletons, have been uncovered.
Thor Ile In a row out and west. One of the coffins
contained a metal ohllice, which denotes the occupant
to have been a priest. A piece of tesselated pavement
was also uncovered, and s3veral small eneauctie tiles
were found, each ohargel with a single letter of the
alphabet. The 'pot lath, 'its of the Chiroolit• Hiriary.
tolutolad 1278.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

APPROACHING VISIT OF THE
RESERVE 8111P8.

The Lllowing ships, forming the First Rwerva. ad
suu id as district eh pa for ooastguard awl Royal
Naval Coast Volunteer duties, are to ist-sombki at lAd
Liod...di, on the 213th July, and prepare for practioe
on the cruising ground :—Weymouth dktrict. Acill s,
itatin ita V. Hamilton ; Livisrpoo,, aist..lio.i, Cart.
W. H. Cumin ; Grcenock, Black Yrinw, Captain A.
C. Gordon ; Qneenstowo.Valiant, Ci.pc. A. Wilin.hurat ;
Kingstown, Audacious, Captain David tipaio ; 6aith•
ampson. Hector, C.iptain Thoinia Cotta"; liar %rich,
Penelope. Captain Coriolis ; Hull, I,.ruciblo, Captain
C. W. Hope; Lidth, Repulse, Captain W. IL Holland ;
lft is understood that the Achilles will bear tho Cum-
Es,..lre, And that all the coaatguara and naval cost
$ will either oome to Portland in till ships, or
or ttio.a here. After the remhzvona, it is thought
the !tea. eve Fleet will boar away (or the coast of
Itelase, wirliape to Bantry Bay.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

SEED MARKET.

Inactivity continues to characterise the seed trade) For the
MoDlOnt tiloTO if DO speculation whatever in Day single article.
RAIN: and mustard IDuVO off in retail, at unaltered currencis.
Thu Lurie.: quantity ol trilulitun seed which will be eased causes
cheap offers to come to h.tud !ruin 1110 country. Hemp itud
canary moot with • quiet demand.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

MAIDEN NEWTON.

SMALL Pox BY TRAM.-- In reply t • the :aler quoted
in our :tat, caili, attattion to the foot Lilo. a person
'RAC:ling from small pox tray. Ito I u.s..n the Great
Western r sil way O few day; pr. viuiy Le. it Wey-
m)oth and Mails,' Newton, i r
manager art it.' :—'ln cii a'n . ft 1 r 11.,,
male engeilies with a vi w of es:-.rian.i •.: ‘. he: or It
was through any neglect on the p .t if Goa,
servant thst a paw-on PO sufforitr: w w
upon the railway. I find that tho eta 7.,`,r.c.1 to
wet so thickly veiled that it fr any
person to see he- fsoe, aid therein i t that
sho had been suffering from ..tnall.pos. I may .:.1d that,
to prevorit oecurrenoes of this ranee thu d:reci ors
this company some time ego sppl.cd to th • B ttrd of
Trade to sanction a by-law makin;i a punishable
offence for a person to travel, or can-el m'o'her ta
travel, while suffering (mom a oonta..iant or infection'
disease, end I hope that they will alertly la. euab!...l to
put this and other revised by-tes in force."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

PRINTING OFFICE,

ALL who are wanting Circulars, Showbills,
isilihoaas, Trade Cards, Clit quo Books, or any
kind of Printing done well, and at a reasonable price,
are invited to sand their oidal to
HENRY LING,
PRINTER AND B•0118ELLER,
COUNTY BOUM; DOSOBBOUII,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

WIIIBORNE.

ACCIDIST.—As • little fellow named Redhead was
clambering into • coal waggon belonging to Mrs. Rogers,
of Wimborne, on Friday i.e fell, one of the wheels pass-
ing completely over his neck. Although badly bruised
the sufferer is likely to rapidly recover.
Tits HIAVY RAINFALL OP SUNDAY LI,T.-11 r
Billington writes to the Times, under date Cliellinn
Rectory, Wiinborne, July, 10 :- "Just after I had
emptied my rain ganged 7, garde' morning the rain
began to fall so fast that I measuffid it ag.dn jut as
It abated, and found that the brief shower betweeu.
four and nine minutes past ten Lad given no kss than
18 inch—' 5.,72 hogsheads of water our acre In five
minutes. Ulna is a gauge and pressure certified by
Mr. GI. J. Symons."
PETTY SL4BIONS, Friday.—Present: 0. J. Parke.
E.g. (chairman), Rev. Our John Glyn, Cel. Paget, and
the Rev. J. if. Atisten.—Mr. hung, farmer, Canton!,
els fined 10s., including costs, for not givieg the
reguired notice so the local authority of bir math)
being affected with tho foot-autdmouth disuse.— Mr.
P. 0.0. Hammond said be wished for only n nominal
fine, u this was • very different irt. fuou that widdi
came before the last court. Mr. Hunt hed been v i
ill. and was not aware hisoattle were elf .cted.—Sarah
Bart, vt Chinford, wac fined 101. and B+. post. Ix
ne,:lectieg to have her child vaceinated. Mr. Slide, of
Poole, represented the Guardians of that Ilunia.
A DieOOIITENT/LD JURYMAN.— At the County Court,
on Tuesday (beforeT. HP. Lefroy, Erg., judge),Georgo
Keynes, of Spettiabury, sued George Keevii,of Barary,
farmer, for El 2 10s. for breach of wairsnty ~f a helm
Ur. Atkinson appeirod for plaintiff and Mr. F. H.
j Tanner for defendant.—Mr. Tanner applied that the
. case be adjourned on accrunt of the absence of and
) essential witness, Stephen Devi', a farrier, who. was to

speak es te the warranty. Fla Honour. Fantod thu
epplication ; defendant to p y all espunees. Mr.
Heydon, one of tho jurymen, asked his Honour, if the
jury were discharged altogether.-41is honour: Yes.—
J nryman : Who la to pay our expenses: I had business
at Bridgwater to-day.—llls Honour: You arc entitled
to Is.—Juryinen : Ale ease ir adjourned at the :a-F*4
of defendant's solicitor on the gr.oind that an Important
witness was absent; but there is no conalieration for
juryman's buslootic—llis honour: By lu,r, a person
eummonerl on a jury is bound to attunrl.—The juryman
remarked that it was a great hardWip.—llis iluriour
You must go hours with the proud setidaction of
having served your country: The juryman rotiurl
accordingly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

THE BARFORD MURDER.

Bather Busby, indiaten before Mr. Instil) La h, at
Osfurd, for the wilful murder of her child, Edward
Patrick Busby, at Little Brford, near Buebriry, by
drowning it in • pool near the cottage where she lived
with Thomas Castle as housekeeper, pleaded guilty.
awl was sentenced to death, In answer to a que.ition
she 'Wei that she wav enceinte; and n jury of
matrons belny empumlloi, they confirmed her statement.
The oonvicted woman was then retn7ved to the 'minty
polo Castle was ennmittod by the magistrates as an
accomplioe, but the grand jury throw out the bilL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

A BOY'S VAGARY.

At the Salisbury county petty aeaslona, on Temdly,
a boy named Charles Carpenter, nice years of age, WAS
charged with stealing a mare, value £9, a snit value
0, and a set of harnesa, value 0, the pro"'
of 'tr.
Thatcher, of South Newton. It appeared from
meat made by Superintendent Wolfe the% Mr.
Thatcher and the other member, of hie family 1•!:
home on Thursday, and that, tileing advanta!ea of the' r
absence, the prisoner put the horse into the trap and
drove to Wilton to pay his reaped' to the Eil of
Pembroke." Ile drove round the town, accompanied
by another boy, and "put up" at one of the inns. On
returning in the evening, he refused to pay the ostler.'
charges, and the horse and cart were consequently
handed over to the police.—Mr. Thatcher said he da I
not wish to press the charge. Ile only wanted the boy
to be cautioned.—Mr. Perryman said the act done
amounted, in reality, to a felony, but if the father of
the boy would undertake to give him a good
thrashing, the Bench- would dismiss the ease, —This the
father undertook to do, and, on the payment of melee
the boy was liberated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

CATTLE IIARKM.

-
flaisioe, 13th.—No
limes than 2,000 head of store cattle, and
though there was large atkntlancio of buyezn from distant
counties tr.sde was rathei quiet, owing to the immense eup-
ply, but is large business was dime at prices slightly easier
than last week. We had a fair isupply of CO beet which moved
a slowly At about last week's rates, best descriptions selling
at SO. per cwt., and mlldliet and itif-rior at from 70e to 706
Of inth sheep and tenths tinr were short supping', and the
scareity kAta..4 larlC, to be exceptional:l high;
everythin,, on offer sold ratii.a readily •A an advance Id per
lb no last week's In-wee; bein nether. realised Ltd, and in some
camut j.l per Lb. whilst ewes And inferior sorts sold at about
hid. LaintA soli/ et (nun lto 10.1, and in some cans the
exceptional flAure of 1014 was given. There waa a far show of
Dutch cuss, thiy n ere 1111,1cil cheaper than last week, tAio
demand nut hein- Acti, ; Klee. ranged from 0:11 In £l3,
but in a few instlicos g,20, nod in one case £22 might be
quoted! Thzru waa a moderate show of pigs, which met with
a 'Air trade at 101 per score for bacon pigs, end 104 fel for
choice podia rs.
13th.—The trade to-day Ina been more
enlmatri for everything ; pricee may be quoted quite as high
as on liondAy, and with rAthcr an u Avr.u.d tendency our
forelAn supply consists of ISA Imasts, 4,2110 sheep, 131 calves
end 14

tone of 811.1. a. d. d.
11-Edo:4ls 1 to 0 2
1k t Short-hunt. to 6 10
fievoul qu.,lity Boast. to 6 0
to 6 8
to 4 8
lloot liowaslt Ilait.broaLl, shorn ... to 0
Haat Look% Lola, 'bora • to 6 0
Ewen 6: aotvial quality, thorn to 5 4
to? 4
&sato at utarkats,ooo ; ahcop and Lunt's, 1.1,500 , calva.„
and plp, 36.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

MONETARY ADVANORS:

gi37o 000TO LEND.—k Gentle-
"o" Ai man, recently returned from
South Africa, having amassed a oonaidsralle amount
(and now connected with numerous Private Capitalises),
la open to negotiate (promptly) Advances or Ceah to all
respectable persons (male and female), In mounts
vary trig from LW to £5OO, on their WA of hand slow.
or I he., at 4( per cent. for any term up to ten
ye,,,g, payments t.kes by easy instalments, extend-
ing over the fell term, or iu oos blllll, at the end of a
period, as may be desired. All basins,' transacted with
the utmost primer, and free from law or offiee charge",
unfair profit not being sought.
Addams in perfect confidence, Mr. G. T. LUOMI,
John'e-temoe, New Church-road, Loudon, BA,
stating eruct eroodat required, bow roulade, preilies
bie. lisekes lime dews got retib
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

ALLEGED STARVATION OF CATTLE.

Mr. Mangold has 'Warmed the following letter to tho
Editor of the Standard.

Sfs,—l am much obliged to Mr. Scarborough for his
letter which appeared in your paper to-di;. I say
much obliged, because it folly confirms what I intended
to show, namely, the aaissits of tko wiely ; which
Mr. Scarborough further proves by persisting in the
alitnipt to drag a poor persecuted individual into the
expenses of the Court of Q loco's Bench, after their
application had been refused at the Dorset Court of
Quarter Sessions, and after the asmarance that the
Bench had no doubt in the matter.
I leave the public to judge whether I imputed un-
worthy motive.; but Mr. Scarborough would have the
public believe that at the moment this so *ailed Royal
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (bat
which I call the Society for the Persecution of
Individuals) make charges not on oath the guilt of the
individual is established ; and Mr. Scarborouzli modestly
asks the public in the concluding paragraph of his
letter "to suspend their judgment until the defendant
shall lay before the court of Quarter Sessions those
facts on which he seeks to establish his innocence."
_ _ _ _ . .

The law of England, I believe, presumes every man to
be innocent till he has been proved guilty. Dow does
Mr. Scarborough reconcile himself to this?
What will the publie think of these men, when I
state that they visited my ouwihods and stables, with-
out my permission, after dark, with lantorn and candle!
I am, Sir, yocrs obediently,
WILLIAM MAYFIELD.
Dorchester, 10th July, 1871.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

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LATEST NEWS.

MARK-LANK, THIS DAY.

The continued fine weather has caused the
market to be generally depreased. English
Wire., although the supplies were very small,
pleas may be quoted fully ONE SHILLING
IIDHSAPIR on the week; foreign one to two
shillings lower. Town flour unaltered; country
and American marks dull. Barley quiet, but
firm. Oats sixpence cheaper. Maize Is lower.
Beaus Is to 3. lower. Peal firm. British—
Wheat, 1,937; barley, 50; osts, 491; flour,
12,131 : foreign—Wheat 74,472; barley, 3,916;
3,000; maize, 2,42; flour, 0,206 sacks
and 14,259 barrels.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, Tilts DAY.
The weather is against trade, and last week's
ratea cannot be maintained, Our top quota-
tion is exceptional, and only obtainable for
choice and select animals. On the foreign side
a general reduction of two pence to fourpenoe
is submitted to. Arrivals a fair average both
as to numbers and quality. In sheep market
little or no alteration to note, Choice English
mutton fully maintains its price and large
framed animals are unaltered. Ordinary foreign
decidedly lower, but selected breeds stationary.
T vnbe firm with a brisk trade. Rather large
sl.l ply of calves ; trade heavy at reduced rates.
in active demand at our quota thins.
Bee' 4s 4d to 6s, mutton 4s 6d to Gs 6d, veal
3. I.kl to 5e 10d, pork 3.44 to 4s i3d, lamb Gs
7611. Total supply—besets 3,600, sheep and
lambs 21,930, calves 574, pigs 100, of which
forego—beasts 1,370, sheep and lambs 10,900,
calves 550, plgs 50.

PROVISIONS, TEEN DAY.

ii,rrrea : Irish quiet. Large supply of
fore.gn sorts, which sell at rather lcsa money.
Fri, dand, Il6e to 120 s : Normandy, 9s to 118 e.
Baen: Irish steady, foreign 52s to 584 landed
fo, ...tan to moderate sized. llama: Dull sale
r Irish. Cheese steady. Lard very dull.
1: y provisions quiet.

1 oomiarsa,lfith.—Liamples of wheat 011 offer, Wag foreigni
soot tit led week's prices, from :43. to fide per gr. Barley, 32a
to ; oats, Ital to Ws ; beans, 490 Sluggish trade. Mr
EOllOl .0 fortnightly sale was moderately attended, but buyers
were rather backward at effectUng purchama. The late hlsh
ratm were fully maintained. Heil-ere and calves realle:d trim
LIO to £lO each, barreners from Le to £l6 The 1).3 fat boa
kw st from IM to ltls per score ; calves from £2 to £6 each ;
Dawn .'ethers front 00. to UUs each ; born ewes from Itia to 33.1.
lambs 321 to SU.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

Somusetsibtre.

BATH.

SUDDZI DIATH.—On Tunas/ a man named Thomas
Goodwin living in Cross.lane, was brought before the
magistrates on suspieion of being • wandering lunatic.
Mr. J. Lawreitee, surgoon, however, testified that he
vu suffering train dstirium tremens and acute Ind ammo..
tion of the kings He vat removed to the Royal United
Hospital, where be died the same day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

PRODUCE MARKET.

The colonlsJ produce markets have rteed dull during the
week, and the general tendency of quota ions has been down-
wards. Stocks of *lulu. have Increased, and are now only
about 2.5.0 9 tone loss than at the corresponding period Iset
year. The market has consequently been inactive, and prices
have 'riven way. Largo supplies of coffee hove been oglered
at auction, and so the additional duty has checked the exPorla
to Franco, holders had to suidnlt to a docline of Is tog. per
cwt. Ales has chanzo.l hand* to a fair extent on former
tams. Cocoa Ls without alteration in value.

BR AAAAA ST.—Ere fs GA OA-01tAT1IPUL AND COM.
TORII NG. —.. lly a thorough kn/wlodgo of the natural
laws whleh govern the oper‘tions of digestion and
nutiition, and by a careful aoplioation of the flue pro-
perties of well-, io:ied cow i, M. Epps has provided
our breakfast laid,. wi:li a delie.ately flavoured bever-
a.m which mar II iVe us 01.01 Losiy doctors' billa"—
Cicil &Trice Gaultc.
11.:de Limply •ith bailing water or milk. Bush
pack. t is labeitoi—J•silfl Errs and Co., Homoeopathic
(Arend t ~L,ndon. Ale mik la of Epps's Camoine, a
very this eveoing beverage.
ldanaux BRRN NEWS MUSICAL GYMNASIUM Vol
LAI3III, No. 3.1, Bruton-street. Berkeley Square, W.—
Hound shoulder 1 and stooping habits cured in three
months. Too art of sk.tti lig taught at 10s 63 par lemons
Madame Brennor's row woik on Calisthenics for ths
nio of schools forward' 1 on the remipt of lOs 6d.
UOVCIOOIIICI awry-Wily i:,itisto,l in the art of teaching
In three lessons.
Bnows'a llaoscniv. Tsoono, for the ours of Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Asthms., Catarrh, or any
irritation or soreness of the throat, are now Imported
and sold in ibis country at Is. lit per box, put up in
the form of a' losmge," It is the most convenient,
plaasaut, safe ant sure recne.l7 for clearing and
strengthening the voice known in the world. The
i Rev. Henry Ward Beecher nays: ' I have often reeom-
-1 us nded them to friends who were public vesicant, sail
' in ninny oases they hare provod extremely serviceable."
\The genuine have the words " Brown's Bronchial
Troches" on the Government Stamp around oasis box.
Fcti de br 1 ill medieine verulora—Loadoss p0p%93, 4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

HOP MARKET.

leth.—Very Mao animation ha been observable
hi tlik market, and ;wivea have ruled firm, owing to the un-
fa.uurable account* from the plantation.. Yid and East Kent,
£2 G t 7. ; Weald of Kent, 4.6 111. to Le 10..;
Sumba, £2lO. to Li; Farnham and Country, £3 14. to £6 lb ;
£1 to Ll 1:b per cat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

TAUNTON.

At a meeting of the Taunton Board of Flealth on
Tuesday, it was resolved to parttime for £7OO a geld for
the purpose of utilising the sewage of the towa.
Al a meeting of the third squadron of the West
Somerset Yeomanry Ctivalry about seventy members
have voinnteeredjto go on camp duly (New Forest) in
September next.
CHARGE OF PIRJORY.—The magistrates in petty
, sestion was ceg 'gad the whole of Wednesday in hear-
ing • charge preferred against Herbert Cornish Poole, •
person of local notoriety, for that be falsely did com-
mit wilful and coorrapt perjury in a certain charge peer
forced agsinet him by John Jarvis for an assault, timely
that he did assault him and did say to him
"If you corns another inch I will kill yew." Yr.
Clifton, of Bristol, appeared for the prosecution. The
defendant, it appeared, &floored Jarvis by following
hint and his muter, Mr. Johns Qoicke, *boat the streets,
and they strongly remonstrated with him. To their
surprise they received a summons, charging Jarvis with
iv. LW. TIAL• nowOrV Lenore
the magistrates, but the case was dismissed. On
Wednesday the charge of perjury was preferred against
him, and • number of witneues were heard on both sides
the evidence being most oontradiotory. The ease, how.
ever, resulted in the committal of the defendant for trial
at the nest Wells &Luise, bail being accepted for his
appearance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

THE BAYSWATER TRAGEDY.

Davey, who Welly atebbed r. Frederick
Kee-, • gentleman under whose " protection." as the '
espiginiam goes, she was living, was on Saturday at
Ike Central Criminal Oourt found guilty of miumlaugh ter
emsteneed to eight jean' penal servitude. They
bad ,uarrelled. she took up • carving knife, • souffle
sued be received • fatal stab. Baron Channell
Ihlei,,eted the jury that if the prisoner took op
Ike *lle to threaten the deceased, even without any
inteedion to use it, and If in hit endeavouring to
erre,t it front ber • fatal wound was accidentally in.
filtt• 1, she being thus engaged in an illegal sot would,
by law, be responsible for the accidental consequences
et ti. .tact Aeecrdiag to this the jury Gould not fail to
in‘ A. Mans was clock of dsep anxiety in her eyes,
t,.,4 sr face did not blansh, and her lips scarcely
'ln.o red when the foreman of the jury announced
ti..,'• hey found her guilty, The sentence of eight
se.a penal servitude was more severe than had been
anticipated, there was a mound like a sob in wart, as
'ter. many pociple eating under a common emotion of
earl",se and pity draw in their breath at onee. The
prie, Of turned pile for the first time, her eyse closed.
she ...ok into the arms of the attendants, who had
teke., care to be close to bar, and was carried helplees
and upon:widow down the steps which lead to the
owls.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

Country faiocctlany. -

Sassign A Nisrr.—On the Fewer°, of Hugh Taylor.
is..ar ilairkbepe, North Tyne, • grey ben and •
midge have both bail thole eggs in one nest The '
,y hen Ladi nine eg,ls and the partridge twelve. Tho
gieSeeper oaW them both sitting on tho eggs together.
Tut TrNANT.S GRoDID, AND Till LANDLORD'S
rINGED Gang.—An extensive tonantfartner in the
vioeh di_trict of Aberdeenshire, writes as follows on
,eperatisn of the Game-laws in th‘t district:—" We
Asa. bear o ',geisha game le, log conceded to the
at.fsruier, tut we sonistimos lint to our west that
en this is grouted the wiuged g sme Ii oars:fully ill-
us.'. 'I he plan tat ionlaretuel this district are rapidly
tswlrg pheasan tries, sea in order that these
eat taro bird, teeny bred sna batch unmolested,
cat in Uii psat of the coutotry is m-roilesaly
troy,d, awl as • co4sequeuco, our tennis:du are
nun with rats. Li the taw of ail this oppreseden,
...e no satisfactory ao....ution of the game question
pl by legal enautmnot, and I would rote that we,
,teneuttarrnere of Aber&onshlre, so long famed for
et at of combination, may this summer tel ready •
lea tor preaci3tai bit to Pnrlisung.t. prayinl for the
'lion of the raiding G.= -laws, 6:o."
'ITINCItIoN uP EIRRA—Thrso bottles—one water,
of ',Wished° air!, if ono of pet xsh or salt-- • tow of
* trios tied togetagr (and kept ready 0.1 • shell), it
'el Into fire, pr,sluoo • gas that stops combustion,
.out damaging houso awl steak with water. Any
as Coo kit time ah,re at the out et • tow tuned.—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

CUARMINTER.

A COTTAGE BOUT DOWN,—On Tuesday itrnir,
the cottage of swan named Bridle, sbeph-rd for Mr.
W. Denning. of Sidling, was destr led by fire, lire.
Bridle had come to Doroheatsr leaving two children
alone io the house, and between four and flea o'clock
fire was discovered in the bedroom. It it suppored
have come from a fissure In the chimney. The thatchad
roof soon caught the flames, and lii a slier; tons the
place was destroyed. Some of the furniture was saved,
but they had not time to clear all out. N.• denbt the
Vicar of the puish as chairman of the committee for
administering the fund raised for the late fire, will take
sire that these poor people receive some hel,i, as we
believe the committee have a large sum t u Lau I.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

BLOR WORTH.

CHURCH FIISTIVAL.—Friday, the 7th Inst., being the
anniversary of the re-opening of the chancel of the
parish church, was observed by Divine servicas, and by
• tea, with an abundant supply of cake and bread and
butter, given by the Rester (the Rev. O.P. Cambridge)
to all the pariihioners. The servioes were—Holy Com-
munion at Sam., and full evening service at 6.30 p.m.,
when • sermon was preached by the Rector from P4alln
xxix., 1,2, 'Bring unto the Lord, 0, ye mighty, bring
young rime unto the Lord; aseribe unto the Lord
worship and strength. Give the Lord the honour due
unto his name; worship the Lord with holy worship."
The main point of the dissourse was that the real
service of Gxl is the resdcriay of something to Him,
not the getting something oat of Him at is little wet
and trouble as possible.
SUNOS ACCIDIST.-00 Saturday, the Bth Inst., •
severe accident occurred to • young gentleman, Master
Frank Wilson, • cousin of the Rev. 0. P. Cambridge,
and now spending his holidays at the Rectory, who was
amusing Ilimself with a pistol, into which he bad in-
cautiously put • stone. Tao pistol appers to have gone
off accidentally, shattering the fore linger of the left
hand no severely that two surgeons (Mr. F. D. Lys. of
Bare Regis, and Mr. Daniell,. of Wareham), who were
promptly sent for, deemed it neoesiary to amputate the
injured anger at the knuckle joint. The operation wee
most skilfully performed, and the patient is doing well
under this rather sharp lesson as to the incautious use
of a most dangerous weapon:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

A OLW ELL.

Sinai:M.—On Friday it was discovered that Frederick
Cook. a man servant in the employ of tho Rev. B. 11.
Wood, hanged himself In the loft over the stable. It is
said that deceased had notice to leavo his situation,
which eipired tho next day, lie has left • wife and
four children.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

WEST KNIGHTON.

DraOoVIDIY.--A c-a;rious " find" haa
lately bean made by Mr. Cornelius Thorne, road con-
tractor, of Alionatton, near Dorchester. Whilst lava.
ing and making • road in the pariah of West Knighton,
last Friday, tate warlisaaa ONUS veil bar idaggiona,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

WHITCHURCLI.

WEsLtrall CHAPEL ANNICI.r.-anr.--On Butyl.) the
anniverbary sermons were preached by the Rov. Thorns.'
Richards, of Tauntoa, formerly of tloe Dorchester
circuit, who al.o preached on Monday afternoon. Oa
Monday evening a public te.t t 'dam i tji rill
reading-rmm, which was I.re4 tett le A public
mceting was afro-wards hell in the chapel, whc,i tloo
chair was takes by Mr. Maui, yeoman, and the uvu3t-
ing WAS addressed by the Ray. T. Richard*, the
J. Parrett Mews. Hammett, Wright, Ware, Snook bud
Cole. Upwards of £2d was received from the 0..110w.i0u
after the serviee and the tea. It is the inrnnti or f tln
Wesleyan, to build a largo chapol, as the pre-on cue
Is far too small.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

SWANAGE.

STEAM PACE'S? HEATHER BELL—Owing to the
e.,,tinv we :th,e of the last week, the above veinal was
wale to return from Southampton until Wednesday
ay; avi.z, instead of (as advertised) Tuesjay. Conaider•
ins r•v..n....iice. VIAL LllO result,
SUEDaT Seiiken :icafiose in oonnaction with the
.icg .tiona, Chapel were ',mantled by the liar.
Co gi wh., has just returned from his trip to
Amerien. in the morning and evening of Sunday lost.
cli ltran sung seveial pieces, which were listened
to mil 3eonr,ciate4 by a large and attentive ooligre-
, g-tim. We understand the °enaction' exceeded thom
of t., f..11/ler your.
Visir lee,—Notwithutanding the Into unuettled
w, ati,or, several arrivals have tot:tautly taken place,
end th 3 rive ii gradully filling. The new walk,
bul 'aul tastefully laid out by Mr. George Burt, are
amen the most attractive and favoured places of
resort; the restautaut by the sea coming in for its share
of patrons te.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

SHEEWORN E.

TRI annual meeting of the Cu Company was hold
on Thursday, when the usual dividend of 7i WAS
deelared„ leaving a sum of 1231 out of the profits of
the year to be carried forward to the nett account. The
directors propose to reduce the price of gas from 5s 51
to 5f per 1000. with a diaconal of 101 off —the reclue-
tion to take effect after the lit September.
LOST Ciiimarm.--Considersblo apprehonaian wa3 felt
on Monday by the friends of two little chffiren livMg
In Westbury, on finding tnat the yotulgttera were
missing. It was not until they Lai L ion abmnt two
days that they returned in safety, having been walked
off to Marnhull by a girl a little older than themselves.
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SUCIETT.—At the anxial
meeting of the society, held at Wolverhampton, Mr.
G. D. W. Digby, obtained first prig° for Jersey heifcr,
and second prize for cow.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

WOOL MARKET&

----
Lottook,l4LX—Tho demand for English wool during the past
wool, has been unshatml, at eaduslly hardening prices, and
our views in Otis repect appear to hove been fully carried
out. American buyers boor been operating lately, and we
believe everything points to still higher prices.
13th.—The wool norket to-day is exceedingly
Arm ill toms Country raw, arc continually hardening, and
staplers ate under the necevsity of holding out for higher quo-
tallow. A fair amount of business has boon done in lustre
wools, at stiff rates. All other sorts are equally firm, although
the demand isnot so lar•e. On the whole, however, • fair
quantity of wool is chasiilng
Devizes WOOL Fata.—Titis fair took place on Tuesday, and
fully sustained Its character of being the dearest in the district.
Probably over 4q,004 fleeces were brought to the fair, lusd sel-
lers began by avitlng Cis and 4,64! although 424 had boas the
highest price given up to the far day. This had the effect
of chocking sales After dinner, however,a little more life was
manifest, and by the close of the day the greater part had
found purchasers, not more than • fourth of the supply re•
maining unsold. The prices for ewe wool ranged from JO. Sd
anso lot making 41. hI. Mixed lots sold at from 41. to
430, a few bringing 43t 6d. All Mg ran from 42s to as, the
figure being ths top prim of the fair.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

Itampfsbtre.

LY MINGTON.

Tim acit.--Subieriptions ere being raised
for the purpose of giving the south wall a the western
portion of the pariah ohnroh anew set of windows mom
in keeping than the present with Its arabiteetural
character. Toe expense will be slant £7O or Erk.
AN ARISToCaLTIO FLOPEIICNT.—Itr. Charles Peyto
Shrabh, of Lyiningtom a member of the Themes Yacht
Club, was discovered in Cork, on Wednesday, by the
father of a young lady with whom he had eloped, who
ehaatised him and handed him over to the poline.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

EXTR&ORDINARY DEATH IN CHUB.CH.

Am inquest was hold on Tuesdiy last, before R. W.
Broster, Sig., deputy coroner, on the body of Franoes
Selina libsaboth Downs, whose death occurred on Son•
day afternoon, the Sth instant, in Powerstock church,
under the remarkable circumstances detailed in the
followhig evlUenee.
... _

Ameba Gill Hy& said: I am nine years old and live
at Nettleciombe I knew Frances Selina Elizabeth
Downe. Three weeks ore mouths ago, I WWI with the
damsel in Mr. Bishop's copse, picking sticks, and when
we had the sticks out of the copse, a polleeman jewel
cut of the hedge, and ran after us, and Frances and me
beamed "Murder," This was about six o'clock in the
evening; the policeman did not catch either me or
Frances, but caught Laura Dowse, who was with nr. I
and Fr.inees ran almost to Lower Loiters. She hail she
could not run any farther; if the polleaman came far
she must stop. She was obliged to stop. She war very
much vut of breath, mud pan'el dreadfally; she was
obliged to pat both hands to tier stile. She was very
muahfright•ned. Wwanne home from Loden. When
site name bank, she mad. "Oh mamma, what • pain I
We in ray aide." Between the time we ran out el the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

CB LD DROWNED ABOVE BRIDGE.

A pooi woman named Hendry, who travels from
;Aim to plass selling wool work, had the grief about
fau.'tba ago to lose her husband, who died, leaving
her four 'Andrea. Among them wan a pretty little
boy ssf t.ur years old, in whom the mother took great
prid. • v.. suing him up and dressing hls hair as lovingly
ea if hr bad been her all. On Tuesday night sho came
•io Wsviamth &nu on Wednesday afternoon the little
tough 'twas miserably wet, ran out from tint
diegy pa: of Highatreet where his mother lodged, to
tle • the water. About opposite Mr. inunton's
0. • house the iron railing aliases to be continued
alo.. edge of the quay, and a light v Ii moored In
V; • '. r. The children are often tempted to p'ay
• .. • :hese lighten, and just after hslf-pad tong,
• s;ir smed Randall saw him upon one of them.
With planer of an boar, Mrs. Groves, of Silver.
stases, the little body Boating in the water, near
th.• • slt .ter pump. She called for help, and Frank
iced co u; down and found the body toiwcen the
lighter awl the quay, the knees and bands just showing
above water, but the heed below, Ile fetched it. out,
and Dr: Nathan was sent for, when tire doctor ordsrel
it to be taken into Mr. Sampson. itandall's house
opposite, and there ho tiled artificial rusdration, warm
baths, and other usual remedies, for about en hour;
but without effect, for the child was dead. Tli poor
mother warn druilallydistrused. An Inquest was held
on Thursday afternoon, at the Guildhall, Is. fore It
Luck, Esq., deputy coroner, and a verdict of "Feria
Drowned" was returned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

ELIGHBRIDGE.

Flom EITIALING.—Mr. Hawkins, a Elitlan, Ade,
nor Elighbridge , had• horse stolen from his filid on
Sunday night or oarly on Monday morning: As soon
as the animal was miwol it was traoad in the diroction
of Bristol, and woe dimoyered to li,yo b en tsk,n to
Yatton market on Monday and sold.

DETERMINED SUICIDE AT CUARMTOCK.
Mr. Broster held an inquest on Min lay touching
the death of Widow Elisabeth Gale, aged 76. The old
woman used to be a coek at Uffoulus, and four yo •rs
ago tde.l to hang herself, alter which she came tol've
wit'i her daughter, Harsh Dimond, at Charlat”er.
Dimond said: At times she has b.en very excited, oil
repeatedly said she was sorry she did not du it to the
purpo,e. Some few days before In r deat'i ales id 014
La 1 not been able to sleep—she had the horrors so bad,
and that she hod a mind to Gall me np. fdie bee be. is
In the habit of drinking spirits neat ; she would een.l
for a half-a-plot of gin at a time, and drike it r,a7ly
all off without petting Any water with it. She had
tow pounds in money ; she paid me 41. 61. pr wed(
for her board and lodging: she has not got any money
lef ti I don't knew what money oho ham when sho came
Ito Chardatock. She told me when her money w, a
done si,o should be done. Tiler., was only one tarthieg
in In r pocket when she was found dead on Taesday
hal. I had 'eked her for some money; she gave me
one shilling, and thou sant that was the lad shim had
got'. She had been keeping her money in the Devon
and Exeter Savings' Ihnk, and Mr. Paulen toll he.,
in the presence of a girl, that she ha.l only £2 odd left.
This was some weeks ago. I have told my neighbours
that I did not know how to live with her, as she was
so excited at times,—Elisa °hick said that she was at
Bra. house, and the decna-ed came in on Friday
about two o'clock, and said she owed let three fai thin
for mile, and gave Mra. Lewis n penay to pay for it.
She lookoa rather wild ; she alw..ya bad a pecult.r
look; elle then left, and went round the corner to x..rds
the brick kiln. Thir was the let time witnesa saw
her alive.—John Forsey, butcher, found her in the
stream drowsed, and it appeared she had walk..d into
tha water voluntarily. Verdict: Temporary insanity.°
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

COMMLSOLT 11111VICI rOll 7111 XILITU.

In reply to Mr. Base,
Mr. CARDWELL stated that in E elte of real
doubt the obligation to defend the country 1r
he was quite sure it would be readily awl unite:es:l.
lodged. If !iii hon. friend wished or his venal,
repeat that which he had recently stated, namely, that
ordinary circuntstanocs this country, in kit jalenwei,.,.4i
not and would net, submit to coweription ira syg.
ever— (cheers). He believed that to bi the gicieral u;ils...:
the House—(na/sr, bear).
TRW BALLOT.

The consideration of the Election Dill was remmol :4 M
~
second clause, ss hich prescribes the malls.: of iv.
dictates at parliamentary and municipal Medio ~. tr.:Sii,s
assent of Mr. Forster the provision for the atts .lane...lm
supporters of each candidate WILS omitted, ant th e
stituted for it an enactment that their shall be sLe
the room In which the nomination takes place th: j r Ja-se
and seconder of every candidate, and h uch other ptr..o. a. m
returning OtICOI shall consider necessary to ass,: low :st:s
disekurge of his duties. As thus amended the hi-ti 3RI
eventually agreed to, after the Vice. President of the C --.11
awl Mr. Gladstone had undertaken that the Garr-mmt
would bring up a guise to pros Lie for the increase ..!;..aitg
places where necessary.
Mr. BOVILIA desired to podpone the third clause. wl.i:lie-
trrAluces the Ballot, until all the other sections ..f %lob.. sal
been gone through; but the motion was rejected by a 00jz4
of 76-210 to 134.

Mr. WALTZ& asked thee Houso to consloo the 1,4?.
boroughs ; and the amendment wal reject al by a majm:y
IM-240 lo 14, Then progres• was repqrtod.

urroxicArau Z.IQI.Oa LIMNS'S ticsrisiox riLL.

Mr. Secretary Barcii obtain...l leave to brio.: in • IL! It
rmtrict, during a limited time, the grant by Justicvs of tie
Pesos of New Lemuel and Cortlinater fur the Salo of intim
canna Liquors by retail.
suNDAY 0113G33V/TlO3l ACf AMIINDMENT.
Secretary Bard t obtained leave to bring in it I.
amend the law with respect to prosecutions far offence.
the Act of the t..ith year of the reign of King
Second, chap. 7, intituled "An Act for the better übwri.c.c
of the Lord's Day, commonly called Sunday."
TLIAIDAY.—Tbe Ballot Bill was again proceeded With. SirC
Dilke's amendment providing that the is,ll should eorinnos
at eight o'clock in the morning, and be kept open ultd nib
o'clock at night was defeated by a majority of 1711.
amendment.., which suffered • similar fate, were t1i0.e..111:
Cross, providing that the show of hands at nomination.
be &bundled, and the state of the poll kept ...:eret 333.1
close of the election ; of Mr Hermon, for keepinf thc jool re
Irons eight o'clock in the morning until six in the eveunt; ;
of Sir J. Elphinstoue for opening the poll at ,in
morning. Mr J. Lowther also moved an atuenduient prov.is
that the voter should give his vote by voting Payer
personally, and ho was speaking when the hour for 1.1j..da.
ruent arrived. The evening sitting wan taken up I.y 3 imis
on Mr Seeley's resolution for abolishing time Board of 412=4
which was defeated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

TUMOR'S DYE&—ld COLOURS, dd. etch.— _
J WOOL, SILK, FEAT.IIERS, completely dyed in
&Mutat without nulling tho Lauda
Full lustrucUous mtpplled. Of all ohou4lB.

.-RIBBONS,
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GREAT nag AT PARNWORTH, THURSDAY
JANUARY 6, Ism
NOOKS, ka, PRESERVED la one el CHATWOODS SAFES
Lark MU!, Pauworth, Jenuary 6,187 L
Kr. ClAtwood,—Dear etr.—We beg,to talons you
that our elastic web manufactory was Utterly des-
troyed by are on Thunday tbe 6th hut. The ado
which we purchased from you about four years ite
Ira. in an upper Aorey lu the mill, and was sub-
jected the action of a Serie fire for several
When the hulloing gave way, the sale fell
a considerable illstaium, mid was iovolved in the
burmine was, winch completely cowered Ii tin on
evrry Ade. We haS• wrest pleasure inn mating
that the sale paned through the " fiery ordeal.'
Intact. Our books are in • good nate of preverra-
tlon. Our Sr. insurance policy, and • number of
poet cards, Sc.. were found perfectly tunolured.
We are meet happy to testify to the thorough
efficiency of your Woo so protootion spina hro.
—Ws remain yours respeoDully.
WIL JAEN OSSOOST-
PRICK LISTS ON APPLICATION.
CANNON-MINT, LONDON
And 1L CROWNIZZIS, ILAINEMIX,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

WOOL.

FOSERAL OF Ku. I.oo.l.ll—The mortal remains of
this lady, the wife of Mr. W, Low, of Sindon Mills,
were interred on Monday in the family vault, In Wool
churchyard. The *wpm was followad to the grave by
numerous sorrowing relatives and friends, the funeral
condom being solemnly and Impressively read by tho
Rey. F. Ne•ingtao. The death of lira. Lucas has
oeccaddied de 3p cud sincere regret amongst the villager*,
by whom .he was greatly beloved as a kind and con.
giant friend; and the sad looks with whieh the faltered
procecsiou waa regarded by the poor proved how greatly
her low ia mourned. Mrs. Lnoir had baen stayieg for
about two months at Waymonth, but she gradu .lly
sank, and died on the sth inst., attar • long and severe
illuesr. Toe funeral arrangements wore entrusted to
Poyoter, draper, of 'Wareham.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

FATAL OCCURRENCE AT PELEIAM EIOUSE,
HINSON.

An inquest was held on Monday by Thomas Rsw•
e.,roner, touching tbs.death of Mr William
Ne.-ell, s ,ed 41 Testa, who died about 8 o'clock in the
mottling front injuti,ts he received by falling out Of his
befirooot window, about half-past 12 o'elook In the
oi ht. The evidence went to show that the deceased,
wh, nailed with his father, theillev P. 3, Newell, went
to bet in his usual heath and spirits. betweet 10 and
11 o'clock on Sunday night, his room being at the top
of tho hon.°, looking his door, as was his usual custom,
Abut half-past 12 o'clock his sister, Miss Jane B,phia
Nowoll, heard &noise, and on looking out of • window
blow that of her brother's she saw hint lying on the
ground in bis night-olothes. Assistance was Immedi•
ate!), obtained, and tba deceased removal indoors, but
he wag quite in* usible. Mr. R Rowe, of Wimborne,
surgeon, was sent for, but the injuriot were of such •
nstura tint medic.' skill was of no avail, Mr Rowe
...tate 1 that tho cause of death was concussion of the
brain. It was suppoiel that the dooossod OM looting
' out of the window and overbelancod himself. The jury
raturned a vonsict aroordingly• Tito deceased us tat
I..tve fallen direot on his head, for although the distsnoe
train tho window to the ground is 30 feet or more, ho
al no bona broken, and only a It., ahiht bridal:is on
his bed;.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

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Indigestion, Pain after Bating,
Wind, Pain in the B ick, Ihri
Taste and Dryne, of Mouth in
the morning, Irregular action
1 of the Bowels, itc., and moil
1 other sympterus of stomach
disease. Unlike most pills and
rentedies °fitted to the puhlio.
theao pills do not puree the
I bowels ;require no oonfineinent;
Inor u. ed patients fear taking
eo'd nor any iil effects, be their
employment what it may. In
She most inveterate and long
1 standing IMAIA they are
ieu/sly successful, as the many
te timonials received fully sub-
stintiAte. Directions given with
each bottle. Pike Is. lid.,and
12-. 91.