The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08 00:00:00

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AGNICULTURAII LABOURERS' UNION.
DORM 1118rilor.
The District Secretary hu written to ta to ..y that
all members of the Union who alit, to emiv,ato at I
receive (by eat... help of the o,,,romew) NA. •nd a
free passage to Queeesiand.
J. C. Cox, Esq., of Helper, a ,oulstrate. I as wombed
the District Seore'ary to spend • week in leorset, COW-
metals( on the 10th. The meeting of the district coop
mlttee at Blandlord on the 15th ia to be edd'oesed
lalm anti another.
Men, mistakes having got abroad, another r from
the District Secretary will be published In our nevi
Telegram. Be adds "Evictions and war' Inge to leave
farmers services because lulu bale j•dard the Union are
frequently occurring."
A large number of men hue entered their names to
migrate to olio r parte of the coutitry, or f
l f
to emigrateb;
and each eau I. (smoldered sod provided or n um
hh• committee ttuntraitett this department.
From Whit &church we learn that the planning oom-
mitt.. met Pin td""i",. d basin An, e ir briefness.,
.
forwarded their report to I,esnilogeoo Exposures of
the bad treatment of Isla:wets in Dora. t are to be morlo
in pilot.
m..ime are ~,,, Ir, Chi•e:torr a, A ffrUddle,
cm. Abb., piddietown, ficwortii,
At Wkatootobe or. Wedne•dor la, &hoot •_lO
scor, ii
. eons(
struck work I 0 nor of their mastcr reducing
•
their wage. from Lis. and p• a • o mo•, de.t two
ar three months ago to the old pey of 9, and p, r'itt altos.
Ile tiered Its. cis)), bet 11.1 of ektllll::lii,wmas edneed.
m
Only two en,
At witfroh a‘i;le.m7Dre• e (ft
rity.n :n ttt.tintr men *liana
their turn to go northward for hvtlir Alt e
mummer they have bad Se. to Pa • we. k without per.
geisha'.
.lau
,xCot
t.rgeer
From the pariah f Poildietoon, we hear
who bad tun reeeiving 8.. a week with ,
of 3 rooms valued at 1.. finding s plue at • work
bolter wages ; but, when he wax renter.r g the last of
his household gorvis, is kruirr waster seised the
horse and demanded three ~ays' Lowe rent --Piz pence,
orb. would detain the RAU'S furniture. Ths men was
intently' to part •ith era he had of his former
vowel', so he was asked to give instead porno potatoes.
But potatoes In. try scarce with him, he at length turned
out me last " joey," and was then allowed to take on
hie trios.
Front hie La', hem' /Thiele flirowiefit.
Pudilletown, Sept. It —To tie 64itor.-Bir' will you
be so Wed its to put this is your nett Chrossiefe, se I
taiek It • .30.4 pitiful case. There hsat Palliation,
near Puddisdown, • man who 1. • member of any
lenvcoh. and who work, for a ferretr by the name of
carter. His wages are 9., • week; be hes •
wife and nine children to keep; I r has no one to work
but Molest'. The oldest child tao girl eleven years old,
the oast • boy ten yeses, the yourgest • month old.
The pone man had a mist ortuta broke the caller-
bone of his neck eleven ee.lis ago; I made It subeerip.
than amongst the inenalmna of my bianeh end got the
sum of which was moot thank fully rcoelved. It
ls one if 'he most pitiful ease. ever I tow. The man
told an. himself that whet be oamo home to dinner
there was to food in the house and the children were
crying for food, but he had none to give them. The
man &elated to me that be had been two days with
nothing but a drop of tea water to work with. They
applied to the relieving ofEvor for rale& and he gave
them an order for o. worth of goods for that week, mid
eleven to live on tr. since that they have bad eight
loaves and !ha worth of goods tall the woussa arm near
her confinement, •nd then she sated for the money
instead of goods, that in the value of nine &billings a
week. Had It not loon for • eye' I 'non who lived near
and helped them, they would hii•e suffered worse than
they did from w.n 1 twel. Ilac• asides to that gen.
tleman and lady for tit& kindnest Toe little boy
wet t out the other day to keep the birds off Ole corn .
la the daytime; tho Grover went round and found the
poor little fellow asleep ; h• woke him up, and beet
him with a 'pillar ioem, and wile:, the boy went home I
the mother took ell h.s clothes, and she told tne there •
were wales on the by', lega as largess one's Anger, eo
the mother would Oct Id him go any move; the bey
had Is. 61. a week. If there can be aelyttaing doe. ,
for this poor family we stall feel obliged. —This
Is the copy of the man's agreement with the
firmer: —" 1, -- do hereby aye*
with E— V—, to vise him Pa. a week CATTLE.
from the 6th day of April, 1869, till the 6th day of METROPOLITAN MARKET, THURSDAT. —W•
April, 1870. Gritting for fis. a bestial, two load. nf have a very short 'reapply of beget.; yet it le
turf, and three hundred of furze faggot,. to., for meth too large for the demand. There are eureely any
'must, and chance for piece-work to urn 10.. more ; buyers at market, and our quotation. are almost
2.5 perob of potato* ground, to look fter six horses nominal. The number of faigli.h sheep is esoudiugly
with a boy. Signed, thi.,loth day of February amelL A few choioest descriptions make nearly Mon-
- to E--V---•" The t°9°".° day's price.; but tilttre are very few purehasers for any-
to hoe two acres of Lavoie' to make up 10s morx, but thing. There are 80 cows on offer; trade Is dull for
when the time cons, there was no time Or ohic.ce for them atleer mug. The few calve' cu sale are sold
pleos-work, the p..r Ir.trilltl had to go out and h dear.- Our foreign supply coast/to of 290 beau* 3,980
the turnips for him. But the agreement had bten sheep, and 10 calves.
broken ; the gritting was no better than chickens Per stone of eltri.
°ern, and when the milli: brought it bums from the • Best Sooto and liervfords 5 to 510
mill it was an black as • co. L The woman took ibe Best Sh.wt Boni. 5 to 5
two bushels of gristieg up under one arm and carried , Bneon.l quality Ileads 4 to 5 0
it to Mr. —and edged him what he called it, and ! Caine •• •• •• .. 5 to 6 6
he mild be did not know; •he asked him what be was - 8,,!4; A*Hort;,,,,d,," " to 65 13
$OlPg t charge her for that, and he "Sri. ' thrtt "
. to 6 6
lines to be sure." The womat. said: "1 shaat have it," Ewes and second to 5 it
and she left it there; but =Mud of three hundred of , Ilmet, at matte , ;sheep and 1ambe,6,26.); calyes, 103;
furs& faggots they base not had but one, and het year ! and InPs.loo.
they did not get say turf it all, but Alcy Si faggots , BRISTOL, Tatma Dar. —We had a moderste supply
instead for • twelvemonth's fide& —A Correepoodent of fat cattle at our market to-day, het trade vras
In Union at Pusidletown. I estremoly null, Trice. showed a downward tendency,
OUR (...Itßs,roNitaNT, under date of September 24th and butchers refrained from buying eximpt in the
an !ono.. A oontlouati..in of tn. nippri.tto, smallest quantities' for 'hr supp 4 of thetr iminediete
of the past week is ours to undergo. and that of the wants. Beat nulled from 71s. to 78.., and
members in various puts of this district, too; rot, Mid..ling sorts from 66.. to 70s. per awl' There was •
11 jaiintiw, untirod," and firm our men Plod on. 'Ti. good stieply of mutton, but trade was exceedingly dull,
DO small twat nor Wel, how, err, to ~,,, against end even with • free redaction i 0 quotations the pens
"rocks" of soob a formidable nature The fug, that • were emptied bat very slowly. Beet wetheas were ell
about 46 souls have gore off iiiresely by our Migration at 9i I. and ewee sod heavy ehmeriptions at 841 per
COniMitt4oll ttots, DI .1 GO housishollis. of 41 meo and lb. 'Chore were no lambs ma offer. There were about
19 families, weitkg elrealy On their list t doper 3 000 store cattle on offer, but prim). were very high,
shows bow high is the number of applications for : and bemuses extre•ely dull. We had • good show of
departure to othrr repi.ms. This ourohlr will be 'molted =lob cows, with an improved trade, qnotations being
still higher by the timo your readers hear of this, but I rather ceder than last week. There were about 700
the oost of their fares is armee.= by an .greement with I pigs in offer, aui bode:ie.' was rather sloe', at easier
the firms (or a pre payment of cost) for etiose who .re rate.. liman pigs realieed from 10.. 61. to 10.. 91. per
thus traerferrel. Of curse, the sad Wolves of this ! some; packers, from lie, tolls. 61. The borers to-day
preemie, upon our Migration Committee's .11,rts, arises I =wool, for the first lime, there new quarter. There
all she more from the fact that dietherges of loon, .Ix was a goad oboe lasi • Very lair business was dose,
to tee persons have takes p:mie, or h•• 6 been warned
thee to leave. On Monday morning, for ezemple, three
mint representiog one of our branches came 'e report the
fact that their muter had asked them to aire an agree-
ment to stay for a period of twelve mirth., for right
oh Wier.. a week, or leave in two week.. Bat, through oar
Branch Suretery, they bad been told not to agree to
this, and having mfased pooh an cffer, they, all eight,
with their families in •-one in-lance., ant ready for
departure. This (with the etc•ption of th• oapiong of
wagwe being—say, in most instance, 9.. or with
cottages, 10s. or 11.. ber week), is about ,the true
position of affairs in Dorset. In vain do we state 0•1 r
coulatantiou to hostility, anti uteetntly 4,, we write of
sympathy or eiounwsl. Alone we ttArt-1; cu. friends
ere ton week in tt eir lon, to,to ottlO, if enyttlog, for
us. Of °mese the ludlor I. who In m .•t c ores pone=
the cottages, have it in Art, p,ornr to unroor or to
tolerate es, or the big rich formers -to the latter hoe
the favour fallen In alma.% evrry DADIOOO, and hardly
are we found " toiling in rowing Ur the winds are
contrary." Yet surely
"Th^ n,ughtr the Nast,
The ..o,cer
I nity, however, add that Agricultural
Loboorere have been sincitnvly truat,l to Union men ;
for example, on • farm west of lii.ndford a
shilling advance was made about May la.t, and now
It has been reduced by that amount to the wsgiof
and the same master tolls the Irina, tk,... in gjiat,•.r
month be shall reduce the wage. aeaglier .1.. ling. My
worthy oollueue, the District Treasurer, Use rendered
most essential sleek... Hostility has been already put
forth by masters to a degree sunk se neither Union
nor non-union mere will endure. and the ureophietioated
reader must jade° for himself what will be the rapist
to all this; nevertheess, we ounelves shall not live to
bear the responsibility of an aotion on the put of
muter., which. we believe, Deb Ay will in an. °county
ever honestly justify. If we are called to dilutes we
shell certainly manifest it, but lost now we pity our
peremutors and the parties who are called to suff,r.

ATIIIMIIIM.

Il4TheaL D.dey.
I 1'4.1 3 31 8
an 6 31 3
fa 5 3.1 4
696 3.10
68 9 37 9
59 2 39 6

Oat/.
s.d.

Aug. •• ••
Sept. 7

211 7
25 2
= 5
TS 5
21 6
22 9

A. erage

.50 10 3.1. 7

23 11

A VISIT TO EMI'S COCOA MANOFACTOILV. —Thy itigh
the kindness of Yew* Epps, I recently bed so °poor.
tootoy of geeing the oe•ny eornoliestel and vier.rd
cp.* been puma ti.ronsh ere it la .old
1:771k, use, and, toeing both intereeted and bithly
pleaded with what hew awing my vish to the mean.
factory, I thought • brief soisount of the Cacao, end the
way ills meant secured by Mestere Epp., to fit it for
wholesome sod notritions beverage. might be el
interest to the readers of &sod end Water.'"—dee
Artisie In "Lend end Water'," October 14.
BillAZTAirr.—Erro's bOOOA.-01ATIFUL AND CON.
woolen.— By • theronsle knowledge of the natural
lows which govern the operations of dlgeetion end
nutrition, and by a careful applieation of the fine
properties of well-Wetted woos, Mr. Epps hies provided
our bre•kfast tiehles with • delicately devoured
beverage which may save or many heavy doctors' billy"—
OevilSereios Oasetter. Slade simply with Bailing Water
or time Each packet ie lebrlkel—" Janis Erre k 00.,
Homoeopathic Chamiet., London." Also, makers of
Epps's C•eaciine, • very thin beverage for 'vetting sae.
MANOIACTUIti Or Cocu•Xscinisg, AND CHOOULATI.
—"We will now give an aisiseunt of the pr.:noose adopted
by lissom James Eve end Co., momulactorers of
dietetic •Ytioles. at th• ir work. io the Easton Road,
London."---bee article in rAft 19 a Cassell's ifeaseholoi
Grad.

VALOSILII DISCOVIMT FOR Tag ilatft lI—A vlll7
nicely pertained hair dressing called "Tpe Maim'
Ha, ic„.gewar," now being *old by moot Chemists and
Perfumers at 3a. 61, per bottle, is fast superseding nli
" Hair itestorers"—for it will positively restos. in ovary
Omy or White hair to its original *Moor, bye few
applicatons, without dyeing It, or leaving the detsgres-
able smell of inert " lteatorera." it make, the hair
skin, be,Utibill. Wt, II hi promoting the pee oh
a, bad ~poss. where the but gland* are not decayed.
Certilleste from Verswann on every bottle, rata
full pattlonlar% Ask for the" Maximo ilair Renewer,"
prepared by li. C. Oolitic, 493, Otiordetrea. London.

Ms& WINSLOW'S SOOTHING Senor ria CuiLiman I
Should !aware be used when sbildteu are gutting
teeth ; it relieve' the httle auttereep et once. it
doom natural quiet weep by relieviog the mull free
Delo, soil the hide cherub sw,ke. "c. bright et
ielledi.'• It le perfonly bariokee. and very pioactat to
tosta. It writhes the 'Mild. it whole, he gate., allays
ai psis, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, arid j, the
best known remedy for dyeentury and dlerrhote, whetbee
origiog from teething or other eines ars. WinslowS
sootking Syrup in sold by thousaudlot Mediates dealer.
to all parts of the world it 1. ltd. ler bottM, cmii
Maltose of Mettler' can testify to Its virtue—Mane.
lechery, 493, Oatord-street, London.

_
FILLOLUIT FLORTLISi I—Ferr tbeTINTII and BIZ t TH.
A few drops of ts Uiuid 0011 wet tootil brush produces
• &NIA( al foam Wlooll olelailleo Col fru., .11
Busugthuil atol har,lsaa• tie eo rt..eet•
tartar. and arresta the wooers of dec.-4y. It etr.• to
fibs Teeth • pecuilar cod brauttful wii.knena, owl ha.
parts • deletbtf ul trAltroue.. to Ito to.tit. It r,u4o•e•
all unpleasant odour arising frous dcosysti teeth. It
disordered etoutiteb, or taboos* smoke. 'fits Fragraut
north" ;gusty veritable, and equally adapted to
old and young. His toe greatest toilet discovery of
the age. Sold In largo bottles and sionant e•••• Si
Ir. ad. by all Obaamliis and Perhillerl. 111. 0.
Flopriaaae, IA Oztard4trael, Landes.