The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-07 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRlciluri RkL nAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1883.

P-ises ems my 24211100122 T.
Ore IS —Geier. 4 verlsiles. let, 10., Mr Berrie. L•0110.0.1r.
gm, le ed. Mr glantkor.L. allialesves
Ore 1.3 —kale .sie 6 vartme... Ist 10e. Kr It Hrs., General
Is& Mr W D on, g spike. Big, litahrelt. Ore 211.—Pan.iie 24 41eiret vartelies.lii, 10e, Mr Mroper,
Wirleornbe, Beth Sol. Mr U guyey,
lab
Oar i7-Bouquet for taw LC 7* ad. Kr WI.", 8.11"
bury, led, 6. Mr Tyler, War.huli. 3.ril 14, Mr Win* D".
ebe.t.r, h e, Mr Cbrishiplier, Uporey,
Pea Amasser NM WIPPATUN Ra• 01.41 Gammas.
Cms 18—Gw•Dival1, 4 prate, distlaot varieties. so l, es,
Mr 0 Dyke, Uwe,.
41—Beeeelialal, gre [wirer, Darebestervoed,
led, • Protor, Sq.

Yam.
Orgs me. hums
Clam 41—Frult, 8 esti Use, mom illansous colleotion. 14,
61 10. Mt ?demo, Frampton Oardsio, Sod, 16e, Mr Cluisto-
Mier, Cpwty.
Cl aes 43 —Bleak Grapes, I boachrs excluding Iluesshl
Ist, 10s, Mr ft Vwlsna,iimehroure, LW. 7.84, Mr er•wwww,
J broths, Esq. Tont, hal, Is, Mr VI Mouser, gardsoar to hi
Rwr U Ihereu, holy TrbUty Mastery, Us. hestm.
Ohm 44 Willis orapes (excluding Musesto). Ist, to,, Mr
8 Pam... Do. elmeter. lad, T. 64, lir ,u4sauktl,
C 1... 461.111ack Mumma led, Ts Id, Mr Ilrosan Ysetll.
Class 46 4 hits Mumma. 1.1, 10., Mr iWoemann, To:nu.
Clue 4l—Msles. lot, Is 6.1, Mr Cr.,. man, Y 041, Ind So,
It w (3.0410.1.4 Ms. P rot*, Mradlorl Petersll.
Qom 46—Pig 4, 18,4. ema let, Ss, Mr anagram, Ysoml.
1n 1, Is 61, Mr Chi. °ohm, Coady.
Orme 10 -Diet. of Chartism Ist, 6. Mr OT•wri Yo-
h 64, Mr J Dennis, 4.14 iuse,,eurrµsersee,
Uses 61-314 raid... Ist. 7. 111, Mr Fulnui
OarJene, lad, 4s, th lAtissauu., 1•0•11.
Lime 62-3.4 16441•71644, Ist, 7. 44. Mr Or Amman, YeetU,
9 4_, 4., Mr Pelson Frampton 044eise.
Ohm U—Two Dienes oil Damen Appl 4. lit, la, Pr •
Irma n, Dorcharter lad, Sold, M • Marsballati ,34,1 a 44 Kr 1.1:Fg4, /room WeitleaL
1:44 14--delmary Apples, tea dishes, 3.4, 1. 64, Mr
thrletopher,
66—th tab mos Mrs Marshillsay,
Clam 46s—Corniar, me. hue, vows, (W). 21.4,
411,1, (Masi).
Primes rot Wouise Mss (*or Otasexam) /miss swans nil
Beaousx, smell 31 Um*, 13364141/4, UN, LP,
Clio 611—Colieetkin 6. IM, 104, Mrs K ing-
rate, Consittry, Ind. T. dmer, Bodissli, 3rd, 6., Mr.
Knapp, I, ilorelordatrest.
ci se 67 —ruabsta., pt.,,ts. 14, 105, Mr PL..% 110.1wri1l
led, 7. 6., Ilr C Moose, flish Wasies,,eot.
.la.. 66—Fos4sta, itutgL, Oast, 3 4, SKI, Mr Kingman,
Corsets. y.
Class 69 Oman woe, 3 planks. Ist, Is 64, Mr Mingnma,
Cemetery, Sod, be, ar rimart, t.bapslrpstrien, led, 1. 01, M.
J rslaw.
Ci 110-111ega epee men geranium. Isl., 41, MS 111asmst,
Csa A* 3, Sod. 31 61, Mr J ated.r.h.
Clam 61-IFmati, plash. LW, 11. Id, Mr Miasma,
lhateissy.
Uww.9l—rwu Mwes, 11.1, I. Id, 5.01.., 4, Bombard-
sheet, lad, i.&l, Mr J Mow., D4sbee46l.
Cho 1116—Magoo4.s. or? Versa, oummendrid.

leen', Ltd,

plants, bee
-1, Mi P,

Plums sot wen (um. IT ras—Boasn),
Clams 63-0. tars peep, eporpoi or vase, garden dowers,
I roil, I[lllolol, • 0, —LK, le 64, we Witham., Bidwell, lad, ie,
Bre Notre Bridge, Broadwey.
Pear 66-oeatre please let, 6., Mr W Arnett, it, Oakley
Place, lad, le,Mi dardy. Oak ey Plan
Cisme 01-11at4on hole., If. let, is SI, Mrs Barrie, Doe'
ebester, lad, ga, Mae tbrietoptitr, Open, led, la 64, Ilse
Liao 06-13ouquet, ordinary. 14,4., Mrs Hants, Dorchester,
fad, to 64, 11 n tAtratopher,

irimfroritaal.
opoo to ail la.onora.

alam 67—Pagetables, bast collective el ohm sorts. lit,
IP Mr Ty r, Warlharn, 2.4, 10., Mr B 00161, ROWS. Prlol7,
Warabasn, Srd, k, Mr It ligi,
Ikea 011--Cuommeara, a brace, lot, 4., Mr B Colas, Holme
Moly, Wareham, Ed, le 04, Mr Oraus, Newt*. Ilmsa,
L 2.4 le —Vagetabk marrows, a braes. lot, 21 64. Mr
SHILIDOIIN, Dino sm., 4.4, 1. 41. Kr If lima 11, Por land
flu nrrri. 14, do, Mr Creasman, Yeovil, Ind,
2. 61. Mr PM st.s, PramPt.ll °aims
Class ll—Potatoes, Kidney. 14, 4a, Mr Plano, Waltsbans,
retained.
Cl.. 72—Potato.. rued. lit, 4., Mr Bhrgs, General
Home .tr, 2.64, Mr It Pima. Wskenans, Portland
Cma 711—WIntar ontons ist, Se al Mr Portlaad,
and, Mr A arnoort, D5r.144.4, sod VS `101111.4111, equal
Ta—Mnions, sprits' sowint. lit. 2,61, Mr Quinlan,
Yeovil, 2 d, 1, 64, Ilr 0 Howe Derobseter.
C 1... 74—Pu, not less awn qu whir perk. 141, 2. 04, Mr
Parma., ereadwry, Ed, 1. 44 ltr Tywr, W.rrbsst
Oass 76—Carrots, let, 2. dd, Mr IL His, Ind, Is &I, Mr
Ty er, teLerelssm.

lei, 2161, Mr a Coles. Wareham, tad,
Mill M.sli
.P. r

Claw 711--.ieley. la, I. 64, Mr Tyi..r. Wareham, lad, Is 61,
Cair• n Lino .• . Ito isr 11.
os7ll.—Tur ip4. 1.4. 1, Mr A Amon D3iclifister
ltd. lir Simmons.

Class 80—Cebbases, le, Si. Kr W Parsons, Drupeleey,
Ind, le Si. Mr J U.we, Dortheaer.
k 1... Sl—Proud' b.eas (runners). Ist, Mr Stick mai, Bud-
bridge

Ciaaa 81- Ditto (dwarfs). tot,fa 61 Kr J Howe, Doreboriy,
Ind. IS id, Mr T)I•r, Wareham.
In $l—T =stool, I.t, 41, Mr Maintoos, Blnelravre,
Is sl, Mr IL Was

P:taas roa 0444-- arias (Guru: IT P:a Fasosaic Jour:moan,
BART, kI.P.)

Clem St —0 varlet ee V.getables, grown by ib• exhibitor.
let, 101. Mr It Chhee, Wereb.rn. 254, 71 IM, Mr Tyler, Were.
ard. Mr K Biggs
C&i 80—Verwableo 6 rarinna Ist, Ti (id, Mr Cramniss,
Sad, 1., Mr It Citgal, MA, M, Mr K Bine.

Vprusuw-
Peals for CA.t.gar,(Morkinir

_ - -
Clue 117—Ve.etablea, 6 var.et,es let, Fe, Mr. New.oso,
Walpole terrace, zed, 24 6.1, Mr T Meow, Watt Ham
Cleo 16— 0. oe. (60.)) Lc, 66, Le I k. 6. nor.
for.l.et .01, tad, 2. 61, X ?noun, West Llama, SM. 1. 61, Xr
Smart, hapelhay-et•eet

,9—potawee (11und). 1., is, r J Palmer, Rodoroll,
tad, 21 6!, Mr s mlt, Chapelhay-eurst, Sr Is id, Mr
Mom West Ha u._

C16..92- Ceske I.Potatoes, boil di.i ol 11 pot .to At. it, is,
Mr 6 main, Chapolhay.stroet, tad, 2. 61, Mr Militia°,
Wilpolc-torriew
- • • ^ - - • •

oked Putstore, bee ‘ll.l. of It potatoes. lst, 49
Mr It Moot, lid. li4l, Mr rainutr,
tl.a 92-1%.1p.10. It, 4., Mr WFa •alor 9, Elope-pow*,
2nd, 9. 91, Mr.B 'arrant, klopeat sot, Srd, 1161, Mr Loso.k,
- '4-Nord-stmt.

11,,r0r4

Clem 03-Lirrots. let, 6e, Mr PLAnsa, tad, Is 64, Mr J
, cork, 6 Horslord-meet. itrd, I. 61, Mr t ou.ar,
Clam 111-Turolpe. lit, is, Mr Pamir', Ind, 2 61, Mr New.
as... Walpole terra.: .
61-Cabbalee Is, 6e, Mr J Henidge, 26, 1/3 rt
terrace. Sad, 2.64, Mr Paine.
Clue 06-French Noma let, 6% Mr Newman
elms 06-Broad Beau.. Mr P.lmer, Rodwa 1, sad Mr 0
St-ke, 6. lyr,ua•laue sa-owl
Clem 20-Pest 1.1, 6e, Mr Newman, Sod, Is 61, Mr Palmer,
Srd, Mr J Kerralge.
Clam 100-U., ma 10,, is. Mr Loeoek,•ctra let, Mr Pt mem,
24. Mr U Fanner, Srd, Mr Newman
Clam 101:Zgetible Nur or., hi, Ls 61, Mr Pitman, Sid,
111, Mt

Cubs Bum.
Open (0 011 Cowers

Close I—Canartes. is. 70 lid, Mr J Form, Wommouth, Ind,
1.. Mr dwellings, Weywou h, lid. It 61, Mr Holloway, Wey-
mouth, 4th. la 0.1, !Ls Potions, Chtriainetor, Ito, lt, Mr
too a Wet mouth,
Clam 1-oo4ninches. Ist, Te fid, Mr Holloway, Ind, lio,
Mies Puckett, 11,641 Mg* Sri, 111 61, Mre F Austin, Wracklo
ford Hone, Durcbeeter, Mb, 1s 61, Master 0 Dated, Way-
o,outh, 60., le, Mr Igoe, Prloomeireet, Dorehestor.
Clam S—Any ether Variety. 14, 7. lid, Mr tor e, 2 n/,
MM.Prim, Weymouth, lid, I. 6.1, Mr 11 Bator, Weymouth,
1.6 Mr B Mkt, Weymouth, lith, is, Mrs Bre,ge,
Wylie Kesel, • h a, Mr Setterbili end Mr /gee, hi,Ars
Lund* Weymouth.
Clem 4—Parrota Parogoete, and Cockatoos, Ist, 7. 0.1,
Kr TO, liortrood, koawell, Ltd, 0., Mrs Pomona elmr.iniacr,
lird, 2, 61, Mr 1, Parsons, rortlend, 4111. 1. 61, Mrs Brame,
kb, la Mr Venoms, Portland.
euleolion of twenties or Foreign Birds—let, £l, Mi
Hutt:begs, Ind, 10, Mr Holloway.

Axons= proctor' da throwing oil on troubled waters
was tested at Peterhead on Saturday. The condition.
were 'tillable for the trial, there being a considerable
wind and a choppy ries on the bar. The invention
consisted of • metal vowel tapering towards each end,
and with numerotui perforatious for the escape of the
oil. It can be towel behind a ship or boat. The
ea !atria:rent was regarded ea satisfactory.
Sr. Georp's Parish Festival en I dun lay School
Treat come off on Monday I ust as usual with glorious
weather in Park Feld, adjoining the very picturesque
scenery ,d Pennsylvania and the Bor and Arrow
Castles, kin fly lent for the occadon by C
Stewart Forbor. A short service was bud in the
Pariah Church, oonducted by the Rev. J. A. &razor,
who gave • short and practical address, after which •
procession was formed, headed by the splendid
Dauber of St. tleorge and the Dragon, followed
by the rout churchwardens, and mower& of the
festival, with the teachers stud *choler. singing
" Onward Christian Soldiers." Tue children's
tea was Ant held at four o'clock, after which
they •iodulited in genes, whidt the adults, to the
number of 700 or 800, partook of a cup of tea. The
following were amongst those who provided trays :
Mrs It LUICI. M J 0 1. oil, by Mrs It Att.° ill. Mr J
C Lane. tor the Western Qu0,,.., by Mrs 11 Samoa!,
Mrs W Loco Potreo, Mrs K ,ndail, by Ms Homier,
Mrs Bagger, M s 0., Lao by Mies ono, Mrs
White and Mr. Searles, It J A &Jai W. by Mu
Bras ou, Mr. Boise. Mrs lieltdon. by Miss Ham.
ford, Mrs tiaLron by Mr. E Attwooll, Mrs
Appleford, Mrs Mcl. not. Mrs K Comb.n,
Mrs F Power, Mrs Score, NO., Mrs
F Pearce, Mr 11 err Sent, by Ki-s
Mrs T ...ben, Mist Wallis, Me Dike. Mrs Brett,
A subscrlption to proyile a tray eat also kindly given
by the tollowing —Mr W Zbot, Mrs J ward, tr B. J
Nome, Ms Bawd. Contrib., lone tonerd•
eXpen•sre were &IA • prj.••• 0 MS • lailreo. Mrs ColliOS
111.. It mares, and Kr. J warren,
Queens Band, uuder the litadeisliip of Mr. S.
Gardiuer attended, and discoursed a capit selection
of m saie. In the evening a vocal concert was reit.
dewed by a choir ..f ladies and goatiemen, an lor the
direcdon of Mr. Hugger, arming d the various *elec.
LiOul given being ' Blanche " quartette, "Sir
Koight, Sir K111412t, ten wh.ther Away
part-song, " Toe Past Jay of Spr.og ;" " rho
Lark's Song ;" 'Cherry Work' 'Th. Belfry Tower •"
and "Night, L ively Night ;' trio, " L.ghtly Treal
tug, Onward Creeping." Toe happy [Judy so in after
nine broke up, after giviug cheers for everyone cou-
meted with the fmti vol.

PILIS 0/110,Ba' CIKILDUN'a FITS. —This annual
and long looked for event took plaint on Tountlay on
• larger scale than 414 W and the thorough success of
the event must be highly complimentary to Mr.
Elwood Laker, the hon. eeoretary, acid the urielletig-
able oulleagn s, the oommittee. Shortly before ono
o'd ick signs that something unusual wes about to
take place was evident from the appearance of nuin-
uses of delighted yonogrgers wending their wAy to the
play-gronad ill the Grove. Here they formed into
prooession, moat of the children having banners and
flags, the Prison Officers' Bond lealiog the way ; they
to the Drill Hall, Easton, their C 7 progre I:lltnessed by hundreaa of spectators. UpOi
n
arrival at the Drill Hall, the children were allowed
to have • abort rest preparatory to enjoying a sub-
stantial tea : this was served to 730 hungry youngsters,
and emulated of • plentiful supply of cake, breed and
butter, and tea, the oonsumpuon of which giving
eminent eatisfection. Pleuty of Simi (Halide were
present to look after their want., and Billet the
aileron. Tea over, the children adjourned to the
adjoining field, which was kindly lent by Sir. J.
Hodder, of the Crown Farm, wh .rs games of all des-
criptions were indulged in, whilst the parent., in two
parties of two hundred at the ties-, partook
.1 tea. Every one was unanimous to praising
Mr. William and Mr. W. A. Attarn,ll for
the very capital tea they had prowl.' d. The adults
nest made a move to the field, when the first item on
the programme was • grand distribution .1 toj N,
apples, and sweet+, the distribution being c .rrieol out
in a most orderly and bodice' wcy. During the
afternoon and evening s capital selection of tour& was
played by the Prison Officers' 13 ant, on ler the
talented lea lership .1 Mr. W. Slur, ay, banituaster.
The following being the programin.. renters I :
March, " Army ;', polka, "liable, !Lowe ;" .pia.lrille.
Pinafore ;" schottiache, "Laura ;" waltz, " Yr.
Dievolo ;" varsovlans, " 111.1uight ;'' g slop, Wlat,
eat, wit ;" march, " Navy ;" lancers, Origi ol
schottisch,, "C orniga ;" waltz," Swigs of tho WoJd
" Blue Robb on polka, "The Queen ;"
g dep., " Red Cross ;" march, " Aux Flanoesue
waltz, " Niorgenblatter ;" q.isst ill. Como
schottische, "S away ;" wel'z, Dieorsh et Faust ;"
pica, mazurka, " Aquaqum ;" galop, C lequot ;"
" God Save the Queen." The athletic sports for
money prizes of 30. and downwards for the
' b oye and girls of the echo A, chiefly con-
sisting of races, took place, al usual. Anot ler
attraction provided was some lautha' Is and
amusing antics between an " Irishnan," Mr. Fowler,
awl • " Clown," 01-. Buller. .acing In the even-
ing Wag largely iniu'gei in, ant • very haopy tim win
spent by over 3.00) people. Mr. Cifion, ex•
4,,ve root, taikia4a farewell of many of his 01 Irian Is
during the afternoon, and many were the expression. of
regret at losing so geni an offi Cap sin John-
eon (deputy-governor) in c'oarze, sal Co 9 tin Snail
(ieputy-governor) 'Fero doing .11 they cool I t
enhance the enjoyment of those present. The wind-
ing up part of the pr took the shape .1 a
-plenotid display of fireworks, and lettin.; a of
b,„11.,0ne Icy NE Ingram, this b 'toting to the .•lore •
meet enj .yable day, and one of best fete, ever held on
the id .n,I. Am *not those orogen'. during the doy
were Sir. and Mrs Ge .rgs Clifton, Caot.i.. aid
Mrs. Johnstone, C.optain and Mrs. Small, Mr../ .fin
White (chief warier), lir. and Mrs. !Alley, Mr. 3,1
Ira. (Igloo- Rev. W. Appleforl, M. H. C.
Shelton, Rev. Father Matthews, Mr. and Mrs.
We-tern, Mr. and Sire. Laker, Mr. an.l Sire.
Brady, Mr. an.l Mrs. Hoasa-, Mr. and Mrs.
',when, Mr. and Mrs. Guy, Mr. and Mrs. Ac
M. and Sirs. Bayley, Mr. end NUB. camobell,
and Mr. Male. The L. A. Rumor, Mr-. Bean r,
Mr. and Mrs. Hardie, Mr. F. Iteyuoids, Mr. West-

lan I (Pentouville Prison), and several ladies
and gentlemen from Weymouth. Thor*, are
due to C olonel Eliot and the rl6 ern oof the
Portland Artillery for the I. an of to shed
for tho tea, t o Mr. Holder for the U4O of the
flold and t Contain St. Clair, of WM.& llostawen,
for the loan .1 the flags. Tice total cot .of the toe
we. C 92,, part of wh'ch is subscribe I by tho officers,
an I part from the profits o f the c onteen. The success
of the day unfortunately was marred hy an accident
to one of the warders in the evening. Midst aasi-tog
in taking drown sem I of the fl at. he fell off a pole and
stuck his heel with violence against the atone wall.
lie we, found to have sustain serious inj arias, and
he was taken home and attended by Dr. Maclean, and
ie now progressing favourably.

alit," tie ha I boll of the higik.rope at the and
II threw bin against the eldp's heal. I'hy deceased
we, iintweeu the hook-r and the cable, mad two
other in in with him at 111/ rear, When samosa got
tip he heard the in m griinainc, and eau to see what
was the watt r. Hi saw the dimmed caught b, tivent
the " and the Iviik-rope, Its rir w two bane-
askew am dog at the b nik-rope, tiyi g to free
J"hes `Hi en I witimas salt—' Nino, for • ake, out
the rope, roper" shidi they hid, mad then there au, no
mitY in freeing him. The other tao aim, who
were iiijured wale lying between the " bollard" and
the cable. Oil not hear the *iris "Stend clear of
the cable" The three anim were the only ones that
side of the rope. 1)1,1 not think there was any blame
attached to anyone.
Ralh Weeterop Brereton stated he wee surgeon on
b card the Hercules, and ou S itur.lay evening, between
eight and nine o'clock, he woe milled to go to the sick
bay on board the vemel, as an occident had just
happened. Lie west Immediately, and saw the
deceased and afterward' two other.. Deceased wall
040110i.,115. It. found that his clothe' were cut off.
lie complained of par* amuse his loins Witness
szennued him, mad fouud the haft hip bane broken and
a deep wound between' hie legs. Lis was suffering
from great proetratioo, which indicated that he hal
sustained some severe internal injuries. He lingered
miff h df-p iat two a.m. the fold, wing (Sim-lay) morn-
ing, and thou died. The cause of death was the
Internal injuries he received from being j attuned by the
sable and the hook-rope. Dammed bad no idea how
the accident occurred, although witness eaked bun
more than once. 'Llas dammed was 20 years of age
Met birthday, and wee a native of Liverpool.
George Curtis stated he was a blacksmith on board
dig,no,gg, it. 6.4 oeen in culinary it years,
Luni 10.1 now 0 induct strips., and was a first-clam
petty officer. On the evening of Saturday last,
between eight and nine, they were mooring ship, and
witness knocked the cable-.llp off in ooneequenoe of hie
hearing an order given—" Off slip." Lie *moldered it
hie duty to do so. The slip of the ground chain had
been slipped twenty minutes before, a-ad the cable-slip
wet the only ohs to slip. The order was pawed to him.
Claude Henry Miliett stated he wee • lieutenant
in the Itoral Navy, bed...ging to H.M.S. Hercule..
lie hAd ham ita the navy 73 yaws. Ou Saturday mail-
ing, between eight an I hum, Lilly were batting the star-
board bow anchor. The capstan wee working with a
ria-chain round the barrol. Whets the cat-chain was
taut from the hawse-pipe to tees oat-heal, the b
swaiau, Mr. Hick., informed hi en it was test. tie then
g &re the order—" Kn ick the. ap off the groundichain."
Being dark, he thought Vier. might porubly be some
mistexe, so he repeated—" Toe ground-chain, miud,
and not the other." The cable-slip wee, however,
knocked off. If he had intended for that slip to have
been knocked off he *humid have first given the order
to stand clear of the cable. The blacksmith might
have heard him give the order.
The Coroner, having sum.ned up the evidenw, the
jury returned a verdict of " Accidental Death."

WIMMOAMM.
ORGAN Hawaii FuNG.—Recently a meeting was held
in Its National Schoolroom, presided over by ths
Vicar, the Bev. F. J. If 'webs. A question was raised
as to whether ths Minster Organ wee the property of
the parish. The reply wes that by law the organ was
most certainly the property of the perish. A resolu-
tion was then proposed by Mr. W. Oruitt, seconded by
General Turing,—" That a subscription be opened in
the nuns of the Vicar and Churchwardens at both
Banks in the town, called ' The Organ Repair. Fund,"
which was circled unanimously. The Chairman
expressed his tulief that ths organ would in the future
be attended to. We have much pleaeure in adding
that theme subscription lists are now lying at both
banks, and it la hoped that the musicdoving potion of
the parish will apse lily and hands imely respond to the
request, which is Indispensably urgent.
Susoar TILIAr.—On M inday, July 2:9:h,
through the kindness and liberality of the Rev. Carr
Glyn, the highly respect. i rector of Witchampton,
the Sunday Schools connected with St. Johe's church,
Wimborue, also Staubridge, Giant's Comma,and
Witchampton Churches, were all provided with a
b iuntiful supply of cake and tee, followed with a
variety of games, t., in the Rectory grounds at
Witchamptoo. The scholars attending St. John's
Scho 4, rumberiog over 100. left Wimborne about two
p.m. with thus, h care of them, and were conveyed to
their d-stiusti in In several conveysnces. supplied by
Messrs. Coilett, Co ekes, Etc ick, and Horder. The
juvenile c 'Lout is connected with the British an
For. ign Bible Society were also cordially invited to be
promo'. Hatiog spent a very enjoyable afternoon,
the Winiborue ixinipauy returned to town between
eight an I nine o'clock, well pleased with their outing.

With reference to his sneer about the meeting
separating without prayer' our invariable oustom at
ordinary meetings Is t, both open and ol re with
prayer. A mieoellaneous entertainment is hardly the
kind of meeting to introduce • religious element.
Indeed. I am afraid the young men would scarcely
have appreciated it.
Men he geoaroosly condescends to instruct the poor
misguided "fanatics'. as to tbe true nature of temper-
ance. and tb• wickedness; of calling three hard names
who be..evolsotly sell, entirety for the public good,
such. "good creature of God. He further expresses
hie profouod oonviotion that for • good price • good
article can be obtained. Whine? Hs evidently
knows.. _ _

—ldiSinber of Oommittee No. 3 is surprised and
astonished that such • p .or lot as the G )(id Trinplar•
should make • dculty in swallowing the 14064
rsproof of' One in tbe Mick," and think/ we ere gothi
of irreveretioe in blowing our trumpets io &flume.
Be does not think us quite isoorrigibls. but adriass
us to read novels. lam afraid his stomach is slightly
diet rdsrad through essaying to swallow the diott,,usry,
as he Wits of " nstglorneration of twitutifiable
. _ . _

Weeks," whatever that znay mean.
He needs carefully looking after by him friends, as
he speaks familiarly of mad houses.
As to the &kited withdrawal of the members from
the Order, we have received no resignation, although
two or three have expressed their intention of comnig
no more. There is so old adage that mud will stick,
and some of your correspondent', have repeated the
of throwing the mud so often, that the wonder
rs= any of the members have been left. A, a
whole we were never more united, or on better term..
Your correspondent (water tAtail lUa.sloor was no
Woos ...not. reminding One Of the Coatiea
who advertised his metb,xl of drawing teeth as pain-
less ; but someone ventured to have • tooth extracted,
resulting in his dancing In agony round the roans, the
dentist soothingly saying "No pale, air I"' No
paint" Member of committee No. 4, who seems to
nave looked over the shmkier of No. 3, mid copied
the opening part of hi, brilliant effusion, thinks the
quality of the entertainment wasn't good enough. If,
on Me next ocoasion, he will kindly inform us of his
coming, we may posdbly secure the earvioes of Mr.
Suns Nieves and the band of the Cildatrearn Gnarl.;
but we chill require notice. Thee the speeches were
not to his Mete. lie does not tell of the sound,
sensible, and pertinent remarks that were made, but
pick out two of the slip. that all epsikers sr* likely to
make when they have been favoured with little or no
trainini. I may state in jiistios to the Loise that two
of the principal adukre, who were expected, did not
appear owing to c Id..
ElJubtlees them young gentlemen, animated by molt
high motives, and ou instil), gifted by nature and
education, will start a society forthwith, carefully
excluding sU who do n some up to their high
steadied of excellence. We wish them suoottes.—
Your., &a., _ _

A GOOD Tamnrs.
p.s.—Yoar reporter should have owed thet the 63
members reported up to the May quarter included
some paw mombors.

To the Etistor.

81r,—Having seen some very absurd letters in your
paper respecting '' Auti-Teuplary at Wimborne," I
would beg to trouble you with • little of my own
experience of the night in question.
I think myself that the remake of "One in the
Beck" as regards the " twaddle, eta.," are perfectly
correct, as • more ridiculous "entertairunant " could
hardly be lma&ed.
The sang " ssir Me," which Deans to have given so
much offence, was merely • cootie song with the
names and degree. of • few of the chief members of
the lodge brought 10, but as far as I can hear there
was nothing at all lull to give offence to anyone men.
Boned, and the singer. immediately demisted when it
was objected to.
I should not advise " Oa, in the Front" to enquire
of many of the members whether they are "sorry they
joined the lodge' or he may chance to be astonished,
sa I know several that openly profess their regret at
having dons so.
The lodge seems to be rather prejudiced against
"woke,." yet one of the guided and homely truths
spoken by the " Brand from the Burning" was "that
he was soon going to buy a donkey and give the mem-
bers of the lodge • treat with It. Who but canoeited
young men could but appreciate such kindness?
One of the speakers male several blunders, when
they were told that "this is nA the place to laugh ;
if you want to laugh go outside.' What a social
meeting (?)
What an awful charo to bring against • young
man—to have seen him outside • publichous•."
Perhaps the writer generally meets his squaintsooes
inside. If so he deserves to be "One in the Front" at
a temperance meeting. If this is • good specimen of
the Good Templar " cial meetings" I beg most
heartily to subscribe myself an

AMTI-TIMPLAit.

IPYS's 0000L—OILATITUL Ann Coweteerreo.—By •
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which geTerit the
operaons of dimities and nutrition, and by a careful
atMlication of the Sae properties of welloselected 000:16.
Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast table with •
delloately ffavoured beverage which may save us many :
heavy doctors' bale It le by the judicious use of snob
of diet teat a constitution may be gradually built
up until strong enough to reset every tendency t 011,.....
Hundreds of subtle maladies are dusting around us ready
to att sck wherever there is • weak point. We in ty escape
many a fetal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and • properly nourished frame." —Civil Sonia
Gamete—Made simply with bailee water or milk. Sold
may in Packs's. labelled " Lune Farre and Co.,
Homoeopathic Obesuists. London"—Alao makers of Ifsp's
Cements Ifieseern.
'•K&tyiieos POWDZIt," sO oelebrated and perfectly
urnivellsd iu dest-oy int Boos, Fugal, Bicruts, Mortis,
and all tamale, whilst quite hews*: to &mastic enamels,
is sold everywhere in 61. and Is. tine It is clean in use.
All furs and woollens should be well powdered before
pa.ting away. &wens of Ina itatione
Tug ORZATZIT Stamm —A alinple, pure, harmless,
✓emsdy, that cures every time, end prevents disease by
keeping the blood pure. stomach rescuer, kidneys and
liver active, is the ipeesat blessing ever conferred upon
man. Hop litters le the renown, and it, proprietor. are
being blessed by tbousands who have been soured by it
Will you try it f See Advt.
FLCOULIIIII—froft TIM rims MID BILBATIL—A few drops
of the liquid "Flordisto" spriekled on • wet tooth brush
produces • pleasant lather, which thoroughly cleaner the
teeth from all weeders or impurities, hardens the gums,
prevents tarter, stops decay, grim to the testis a smeller
pearly "Hueneme, and a delightful (Nicene' to the breath.
It removes all unpleasant odour arising_ from decayed
teeth or tobacco smoke, The Fragrant Flotillas," being
cromposed in part of honey and sweet herb., Is delicious to
the este and the peewee toilet discovery of the ace.
Prim 1.. ed. of all Chemists and peal omen. Wholesale
oeloo, se, re" wet...ea&
it. House of Commons and Ooaroy's Malt Coffee. It
sill interest lovers of Gide to know that the Bill passed
through Committee in the Home, July 31, has practically
removed the restrictions on the sale of this now beside,'
and alter-dinner beverage, which can now be obtained in
tins, protected by the government ammo, retail from
Grocers, Drociuts, and others, through sus the United
kingdom, Eminent members of the result, have lavishly
praised Coaroy's Malt Coffee '—"Az a Orneklast beverage
unsurpassed," "As • nourishing and hrnitb
_producing
articledam" "Moat benelline in caws of indigestion."
It Consists of pure Coffee combined with Malt by a Wont
process, and is &Jealously free of chicory, sod in all re-
spects superior to pore Coffee sad the many doubtful
admixture, described as Preach ooBse, Dandelion (Joffe,
to, no Prepared only at the Melt ()off. Works, 34:
Fleetotereet. Liverpool,
Towle's Pennyroyal and Still Pills for feenelen quickly
correct all irregularities, and relieve the distressing syst-
ems so prevalent with the sex. Boxes la. lid-mak 9d.,
of all obernista. Seat mindere on swept of 16 or 43
stamps, by the maker, E. T. TowlaChemlet, Nottingham,
late Box Or UL•nee's all Pius is warranted to mire all
&wearies from toe Urinary Organs, in either en (acquired
or eionetitusonal), Gravel, and pales la the Back_ Guar
anted free from Mercury. Sold in Sow 4a. 11. sae% in
all Chemise and Medicine Vendors throughout the World,
or ant to any address for sixty steam by the Maker,, Tux
LIPPOOLJI AND MIDLUID Core-rim DRUG 00111Pene, Linooln,
Wholesale Agents, BARCLAY • Sops, London, end all tAe
Wholesale Houma
Tan Qcw &JD °OLD We= floar.—ixtrate from a
lady's latter :—" I Sad Sinclair's Cold Water Soap sane
tinteaad freesia!, maths clothes require less robbing and no
boiliag. and (aligner, satisfactory) wee • m %cleverer colour
than with other soaps. I recommend it to every hosier
wife, salt la undoubtedly the beet soap for laundry
all purposes. It will not injure the most delicate I
la pleasant to use, and prevents the misery of • steamy
house during the family wash. Sold by grocers and oilmen
everywhere, at 4d. per lb. Be sure to ask for Sinclair's,
and do not he toormadied to swept • worthies imitation,
—Sole maker James Sinclair, Southwark, London,
Anna= TO Illcsenzas —Are you broken in your rest by
• sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teethiGo at
ones to • chemist and get a bottle of Mna. WuseLOw's
Starnime Snot. It will relieve the pore softens immodi
eel,. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to Weasel' it
produces natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes 'as bright as • button."
It soothes the child, I softens the gums, allays all pain,
relieves wind, regulates the bowela, and is the beet known
remedy for dysentery and dentine, whether arising from
seething or other cause. Mrs. Wiaslow's Soothing
Syruasold by Medicine design everywhere at la lid.
Axe You TIMM I—With • dull pain In the beed,side or
beck I Is the appetite poor, and does the food fall to
digest, causing distress, and • fullness about the stomach.
Then you should use Curative Syrup (an extract
of Roots' and Paints) for Indieeetion, which is the sole
cause of impurity of the bloat. Relief will surely follow.
The beet appetiser in the solid. If the bowels ere con-
stipated on aoootutt of • torpid Liver, use Seigel'a Opera-
ting put., they always move the bowels thoroughle but
without griping or unpleasant effect*. For Asthma use
Rcerinweed 'Tar Mixture. It givea immediate relief and
• permanent Coro in due season. The above articles have
the word, A. J. White, Limited, on the Government
stamp.
A Cain—To all who are suffering from the errors and
Indiscretiona of youth, nervous weeknew, early decay,
lose el manhood, ea, I will send • receipt that will cure
you. Free of Charge- This peat remedy wee discovered
by a missionary In South Africa. Send • selladdreeed
envelope to the Ricv. ANIZelt T. beaux. Station D, New
York City, 17.5. A.
IMPOILTAXT TO LAUNDRZEILL—If your tradesman does
not sell Reck itt's Paris Blue, send • post card to the
makers, 150, Queen Yietoriaxtreet, London, and they will
send you the name of someone who sells it in your town.
TZIOeT AITZCTIOna LID HOMPAlnifil—All suffering
from irritation of the throst and hoarseness will be
ogres-
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief by
the nee of " Brown s Bronchial Trochee" Thee famous
" losinges" are now sold by moot respectable chemiata in
this country at Is, l9d- per box. People troubled with •
" hacking cough," • " alight cold," or bronchial affections,
cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if uttered
to progress, result in serious Pulmonary sad Asthmatic
affections. See that the words "Brown. Bronchial
Trochee" are on the Government Stamp around each tux.
—Prepared by bonze L Snows and Son., Boston, United
States European depot. removed to 33, Farringdon.
rout, London
HOW TO INTZIT AND SWUM Lelol PROFITL—A con-
siderable increase of income, with many opportunities of
beneatting by the risk of market prices, may be wound
through the Westminster Investment Noma, by which
securities may be purchased by largo or small Inatelmente
to suit any investor.—For explanatory pamphlet, apply to
the Secretary of the Westminster Inman:eat Corpora-
tion (Limited), 42, Pediment-street, London, S.W.
Applieetioos for Provincial Agencies are invited in places
where the &Lek is not
_yet represented.
HOULOWATII MLA. —Nothing preserval the health so
well se thee alterative Pills in changeable weather, or
when our nervous systems are irritable. They act admit-
ably on the stomach, liver, and kidney*, and so thoroughly
' purify the blood, that they are the most efficient remedy
for warding off derangements of the stomach fever,
diarrhoea, dysentery, and other maladies, and giving tone
and mem to enervated videtudinarians. All who have
the natural and laudable desire of maintaining their own
and their family's Meals, cannot do better than trust to
Holloway's Pills, which cool, regulate, and streaglien.
These purifying Pills are suitable for all ages, omeona,
climates, and constitutions, when all other means fail,
and are the female's bet friend.
Teo:merino. stems on this Increase, if we may judge by
the extraordinary demand for the Montserrat Line Juice ;
over 100,000 gallons being imported annually. The Lewes
stye ' The Mouterret I. purest, and we counsel the
public to drink It. As • rule, Lime Juice fa, particularly
during the summer, • far more wholesome drink than any
form of acohol. We have subjected the ratan of the
' Lime-Fruit Juice' of the Mooterrat Company to full
analyse, to test its quality and purity. W. have found
It to be in sound condition, and entirely free from
adulteration." Nownistaar Lime-Fruit Juice and
odials. Lunette or Pun Lime Juke Cordials,_ Aromatic
Clove. Strawberry. &astern, Sweaterille. Finwarrnle.
Jr/remelts, Peppermint, Quinine, Ike.
VILEFABLZ DIIOOTIRT FOR rts HLllL—lf_your hair is
turning grey or white, or falling off, use "Me Mexican
Hair Renewer," for it will pantie* rule.'. lea nosy ow
Grey or White Lir to its original colour, without leaving
Use disagreeable smell of mot "Restorer.," It makes
the hair channiegly beautiful, ea well as promoting the
growth of the bab a bald spots, where the_ elands we not
decayed. Ask your Chism for " MILZICan Hale
Itzerwen," sold by ()herniate and Perfumers everywhere
at 3e 6d. per borne. Wholesale depot removed to 33,
Frnringdon-road. London.