The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-12 00:00:00

AIARRISD fir mrsr4ks.

A respectalily.dremed lady, about 21l years of age,
who wall atwoolkaaled by a walklrewissl elderly lady,
appeared before Mr. Hannay, at Werahileatreet,
London, on Tuesday morning, ml made an applica•
thin for advice under Ow following circumstances :
Mho maid that at Christmas last she was luau ri,sl •, ii
Woman at a chnrch lii th,, ilktriet of that court,
after this welding her Median I invite! or 1 go to
ariflAnw hon mto spend the eyoon, They pr.suesled
trighton, Ind within • day or two lie suddenly
loft hnr, ladling her that he had married the wrong
woman, and that hi, never intended to marry liar.--
Mr. Hannay: Did he sty in nsisgook yoli for essineloody
site ?—t pplicant : Ile NSA h. newer 'Mended to marry
ma at all, oir.—/Ir. Hannay : It is very singular.- -
Ti,. young lady lieselsiee4 a few lettere, which elle
oak, also haul nceivesl from her Mu:lntel, who was now
in Loudon, met t 14.• Corrug 111.11 M. was 1141111.1 to the
twagestrate who road pease. of the lettere privately.
Mr. Ilan:nay remark.•l that it appeared to le. II ipmer
story, for the gentleman made an allegation in OM/ of
tlns lettere that the lash hail drugged liii,, and had
get loin to marry her while 11l a WWI ColinCion.
lion. The Applicant: Well, hut I
have iewts to IN,
the clergyman who married ow. Ile eq.. le 'V sere
that the gentleman was psrfectly conscious and clear
at the time ..1 tie. wedding. Mr. II ay 'eked the
lady what she wished hint to do in the matter t4/11,
mph.' that else 'slight take a 1111 l one against her
Inialsand for threats contained in the lettens, Mr.
Mannar, aint.n w.ferring to the lettere said there
ammesl to he a sort Of thrf.At there, Ind the writer
:simply :said he would carry mit iii. threat in the ..Vrlit
of the lasly pernieting so making Inin lire with her.
It would not justify the granting of a 1111 l The
pplicAllt then neked if elle uuith,t not nsiospel the
gentleman to ponsport hit; and Mr Hannay told her
the only coarse by 41 which all or. Irr foranisport
could les made wan for the lade to throw Wm.&
the iktrivh, 1111,1 then the relieving saver would take
action 111 LIP' Matter. The lady then withdrew.

11011' AUTCHNIts figt RICH.
(Irout the Agrieultemel Ott:egis.)
Thinking that the undermentioned account of the
KAI. 41 a fat lwast might lw of .140 MO. 10 your
reader., I forward it to you f...r ineertion. It how
1..0i to:moiled to in. loy a landed proprietor .1 high
atandieig in this county, • firoot latiolliorit, and a
pr..ctival farmer to hoot, and a gentleman 1.11.,
alwara ready to try eigaorimenta for the meal of hi,
(quanta and far the agricultural 44.111111111111ty at large.
Ile ii. large feeder of atock of all koilla, and lately.
the very low price. that Cr.' Mot:Mord in
the neighbouring markets for Med and mutton, he
killed, in the Christiana week, a atewr, for which he
could get no better otter than 1:1/4 The weight of
heel sold from it was as follows :-
11w. 2 a. d.
11:11 at Rd. per 1h.... ... 12 15
9 „71 „ 05 7i
311 „7 „ 0!22
111 11_
3n_ „ 7 „

.. 015
6 . 1144
12 „ 0 2 0
741 „ 4 • 1 410

678 £l9 12 0
8 waste given away
'NI low and hide 2 15 11

Gen Ils. E 23 I fi
It will be seen that the actual gain through being
slaughtered at home VIM Et 144. fiel., less the labour ..1
slaughtering, against which there must be placed the
,alue of the blind and refits.% which shoeld
something for manure. The live weight .1 this steer
was 1,144 lbs. ; and had the carcase weight reached
tii4K Ilia. instead of nen Ile., it will be seen that the
dressed weight of the steer would have been three.
fifths of his live Weight. But as he only weighed
2 Ile. short, the general calculation of three.filths ol
the live weight may be taken aa being as near correct
as iii. possible to be.
It has been proved to the owner iif the steer that
had he sold him aa a deemed carcase at 7} per lb. he
would have made £2O 14s, more than he
could have intl. in the market, and he would
have had the offal and hide to the good. If butchers
would buy liy live weight, it would be much more
satisfactory to them as ale Ito the producer ; Inn this
they (the former) will nut do, because they think they
cannot get the absurdly high profits (if 211. evil al.per
that they are pocketing now. Had this steer in
queation been wild at 40. per lb. live weight, or even
at 4.1., he would have left a fair manrin 1.. r profit, as
it must be born.. in mind that a butcher
should be in a better position to dile.. the „gel
Advantageously than an amateur can rowdily he.
I have heard it stated that a beast weighs the same
when he is feasted am when he has rtrei veil his onlinary
allowance of food. Con any i 1 Your reader, say if
this is so or not ? I feel cionfident that if farmers end
bundlers would agree to Nay ant! will by weight there
would lie far her dissatisfaction in the marketing of
beef and mutton than then, is at the present time,
This end will never lie attain...l iintil farmers pot
their head. together and deride never to sell except
by live weight, which, autionling to the shove figures,
must lw:a pretty near a airrect lasis to work on. No
other isannuality in sold liygueam work macro butcher's
meek and ee the protlimiiiin of it is (considering tile
heel prima et grain generally acknowledgeu ti he the
backbone of English agriaulture, the question if
wiling liy pound either live or deed weight !Mould
elatm the attention of meat prmlimers.
11.11 farming landliml, were to adopt tile plan cl
the I quote, butchers could not c.'iitiuiui. 1.. charlfe
the ei:orlittant_priese that are now being paid for beef
sad mutton.—LlitErtin )(RONAL

RWS.II Cooo4.—Orateful and Cimturfing—. fly a thorough
knowledge of the natural Isere which e ',ern ins "Peet...
of digestion and nutrlliin end by a earelui aiiplietti 6 el
the ins propertlse of well 'sleeted Coons, Mr. Rpm has
covided our breaded% Wages with a delleatelk groove!
thi:76ll.oo.uahlitweb "ol.suisclfaarti"feles Olydliet thr:t. bail einetllt!ioll!YD
say be gradually built up until strong enough to renal every
Madam to illness Hundred. of subtle tanledleis are Salt
Meguand us ready to Week wherever there is a weak
y. W. mip ..sop. matey a fatal What by beepeng our
Mewlwell lOItISI4 with pure blood not a properly nourished
frante."—" Civil Service Oesetle." Mule simply with boiling
water tor nolib, Sold only in Packets, iebelied —h... or.
di Co., Howe ,pitiVils Chemists, Lontlon.—Also misters
Sprees Oltooolate lettesee.
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Syrup. It will relieve the pOW sulleret imeadletely. It I.
perfectfully harmless sad pieraent loth* taste, It rendre,.
littoral quiet sleep, by relieving the shill from palm sod the
Ilttle cherub awakes we bright as a button, It ilanithee the
child, It when* the game, allays all pain, relieves wind,
irritator the bowels, and le the best haw. maid, foe
eyeretrry end dlarrhort whether soloist trout ng or
other enema Mr.. Wlnalow's Soothing Syrup Is sold by
Medic no dealers everywher. at Is. lid. per bottle
001 Box OF CLARKS'S ell PILL& le Warranted to curs ill
dlechargee Irons the Unnary Organs, In either ect (acquir
• constitutli6el). (Wave!, and Pains In the 11. ck. Out-
ramrod free Irwin Mercury, Sold In holed, Oa 64. each, by all
Chipman.' and Me ikine Vendors throughout tie World, or
▪ to soy addrete for silty stamp. by the Makers, Tn.
Wrote inn klintaire Coronas Dire COMMIT, Lincoln.
Wholesale Agents, pancLAT W boos, low,k,e, sod WI lb.
Wholesale Houses •
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nipie plods se llops, Buena, Mandrake, Dandelion, bo,
should make it sea, awl eseb Val ewes me Hop Nikon de ;
but when old sod you. flab sad poem, pastor and doctor,
lawyer bed editor, all toady to Irvin bees cured by tbeern,
you muse believe and try tbers primal, mod doubt no
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