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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

SYSTEM OF riiiitMENT BY

DR. S lITH'S

The Positive Remedies.
FOR TUB 0011 l OF 'VEIT Foul OF DIMWIT MID

Now Ready, 164 Pages, Post Free Two Stamps, In Envelope
to any Address,
DR. SMITH'S SYSTEM of TREATMENT
by the POSITIVE REMEDIES, for the Curs
of NNKVOUS DEuILITY. It.
"THE BOOK OP POSITIVE TREATMENT,'

.ooirruts)

Dr. Smith's System of 'Fr-ertm.-"en7l;y the Positive Medicines,
Facts to be Remembered by Invalids taking MedlMitcw
TUE PATIENT CAN NOW PRESCRIBE FOR HIMSELF.
DISEASES, Their Cause, Diagnosis, and Treatment.
DISEASES for which Dr. Smith's Positive Remedies are team
DISEASES Conetitunonal or Here Mary.
DISEASES arising from Over-taxed Energies.
DISEASES aria tig from Errors of Youth and Manhood.
DISEASES arising from Old Age, or Decay of Nature.
DISEASES of Modern Life, Or., Excitability.
DISEASES resulting from Imprudence, Bad Air, Rs
DISEASES Pox-altar to woman
LIST OF SPECIAL DISEASES for which
Dr. H. Smith's llieumturs sr* Positive Ours for
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

Troprs EXTRACT OF MEAT COMPANY,
11. LIMITED, 5, Agar • street, Charing-cruu
London, W.C.
First Prize Gold Medal obtained at the Sydney
International Exhibition, 1879, for "Extract., of
Moat and nutritious' preparation generally."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

all farms of -DeWitt,.

NO OONSULTATION FEES This Work as • WARNING
FDIC& AND lIIILP to WI thsse who suffer from Nervous and
Debilitating Diseases. FIFTY THOUSAND INVALIDS have
been cured by Dr. Samit's Positive Medicines. Two Thous•nd
Five Hundred Written Testimonials bars been given to Dr.
Smith by patients who have been cured. Invalids should sand
for Dr. Smith's Book before making • statement of their ems
o anyone.
Free by Poet, Two Stamps, in Envelope, direct from the Author
Noma —Books cannot now be let at the Post Olice till
Mimi for unlo sit th. sender's own name.
DR. 11ENRY SMITH, No S. Burton Crescent,

Loudoi. W. C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

A RIDE TO KHIVA

oArrAng PRiD BURNABY.
Royal Hans Owed&

Pao 13 says r-••• Two gthe of boob limed with hir ware
she blies ; sad for glegolo—evira width ie Ii will I. be
2 vggliod whea travelling in out-ot-thisway pbose—goese
a data., aied cadrbe pills, the bitter s most invaluable
snedecias, sad obe which I have and ea the natives al
Contra! Africa with the grestert salable mobs la fact,
1.. a...rano., agana produced upon the naiad smi body
01 ma Arab Saab, who was isoperrious to all native
medicines when I administered to him live

0001ELE'3 PILLS
oval never fade from my memory ; end a friend of mine,
who mead through the same district many month. alter
wards, informed me that my fame as a 'medicine man
bid not died out, but that the marvellous cure was eves
ties a theme of swevereation in the busaiw."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

It GEO. ROE & Co.,
DISTILLBRS, DUBLIN.
&STAR/1411M 1767.
Choice Old Dublin Whiskey,
In Cases, containing two gallon, each,
G. R. bottled in bond for aecurity, and billy
. . branded. The Trade supplied. Consumers
• - thro all Wine llcrehanta.
frr!'

.r4.47'4.*Jt;

0:111.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

TRADE MARKS REGISTRATION.
EVERY TRADE MARK must be
REGISTERED anew under the recent Act.
No existing Registrations at Stationer's Kell or elm-
where of any avail. --Apply at once to Fuer and Co.,
Cheaciside. Londm, KC.
Trade Marks Registered In America, Germany,
France, and all Continental Countries.
No Charge for Translations into any Foreign
Language.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

MARK LANE (CLOSING).

whest closed quietly, the price of rsi lonia toil
fairly steady, that of whits and English were
oats sold slowly, eta decline of sixprnee ttrvit;
maim we also less firm ; barley and ben%
a 4 about labs rates; flour, dull and weak,

METROPOLITAN OATTl.E.—Moirnst,
(THrs DAY.)
There were 3,000 beasts on offer, of which 1,5n3.....
foreign, and business was very Bat, at 44 61 to 68 47.
There Were 9,000 sheep sad lambs, and trade was
.beep at tia to 11s 10d; Lambe at 74 o 8.; case,
ij
to 414 6d; pigs at 41 6d to 5i H. At Dept/mil tle4
were 2,400 beasts and 2,000 sheep.

D9ROI_IIIBTER_

SATURDAY'd CATTLE MARKET,
At Mr. Eames sale were about 120 blows rad%
sheep. The demand for heifer. had calve waa
except for the best which made from 218 10s ta ire
barrenera from £25 10s to £33 per PIM. Fat Nig
from £l9 to £23 each, fat beef 13a 61 to 14a Id pa
score. A. good lot of Down sheep; hags ma&
44e, and god horn ewes 46s to 50. ; fat wadies, Hr.
fat ewes, 9d per lb.; lambs, lid to Is. Thai ;
very fair clearance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

KOPF'S EXTRACT OF BEEF. —The purest
form of Beef Tea; eight to ten per cent, more
nutritious than any other.

KTrOPF'S ESSENCE OF BEEF.—Eapenially
adapted fcr invalids who can take no other
form of nourishment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

THE DOHOHESTEII
(Old Established)

lIIRVANTS. ZEGIIITRY 01Y1C1.

Under the Patxonage of the Nobility,
Clergy, and Gentry.
QERVANTB WANTED.-30 Cook,; wages
KJ from £l4 to MS. 1 superior Person as Lady's-
maid, age about 80, who has had experience in
to attend on an invalid lady ; about E 23. I useful
Lady's maid, a good dressmaker, age over 26. 2
experlesosid Upper Housemaids. £lB to £2O.
Parlourznaida, £lB to £lB. 5 House and Parlour-
maids, £l2 to El& 3 Head Nurses, about el& 4
Nurses, £8 to £l2. 1 Bitehenmaid for a Gentleman's
family. 2 Bculler3rmaide for Gentlemen'. Families.
12 General Servants, 4:8 to £l2. 1 single banded
Lsundrymaid foe a Gentleman's family, £29. 1
Chambermaid for • first-olaes Hotel, £lB. 3 Single-
handed indoor Menservants, av over 25. 1 Lad under
• Butler. age about 18, who has lived in a Gentle-
inaa's family.
Apply to Mr. Titoras PourcY. Saddler and Sec.
sante Registry Office, 3, Cornhill, Dorchester.
Registry Foe One Shilling charged to Lady and
Servant; if by letter, 12 Maw s, and • itsinped
envelope for reply.
No Dames given until the fee is ;mid, awl no letters
answered unless • stamped envelope is .mclissd.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

COALS I COALS!! COALS II I
ROBERT HILL.
26, SOUTH-STREET, DORCHESTER,
Begs to inform the Nobility. Gentry, Clergy, and his
customers generally that hi is now supplying the
following description' of COALS :
WALLSEND HULLO a FOREST
CLAY CROSS of DEAN
TALK O'TH' HILL RADST,
SMITHS' 11A MING
_ BILKATONE CTILM and COKE
._ _

R:if.Toir;;'t; call .acha aii;mTic; to the fiLK
0' TH' HILL COAL, which he can strongly ream-
and for Household pm
All Goals, by truokraa
Iced, at Reckon" Prices.
Bridgwater Tiles. &a, sod
A.. es for A. Wiltshire Sack Hiring elosspaaji.
Depot+ at the Great Western and South-Westera
Stations, Dorchester.
Orders received at 26, South-street, or at the Oaks.
Greet Western Railway Station, will receive prompt
attention....

---
Coals delivered free in Dorchester and Fordiagton,
and at moderate rates in the Country.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

ALLAN LINE.
SIIORTEST
Zrea:N OCEAN PASSAGE
II 0,
.7 w.4i 1r TO AMERICA.
• col= of Twenty
-. Fir Royal 1114
Steamers
sailing Days :—From Lirerpool eery Thursday tad every
alternate Tuesday. From Londonde,ry every Friday, and
from Queenstown every alternate Wednesday.
TO CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES
Thrrugh Mckete to all p Into at Special Rates.
Pamphlet. on Canada, Manitoba. Western Stater of
America; also Special Pamphlet, embod)lng Report! 01 the
Tenant Farmers' Delegates to Canada, free on application.
Aaidrted Pareliges to Canada for Farm Labourers and Female
Domestic, Servante.
Full particulars on a ,pication to
Atari Baornsas and (timpani, James-street. Liverpool,
to MOS. 0. Barna, Auctioneer, 16, Wollaston-terrace, Dor-
Aseiner ; W.. C. T. Houseism., Insurance Agent, le, Com-
maretal-roed, Weymouth: Mums. Courts and So., Auc-
tioneers, Market-place. Poole ; T. Wen, Insurance Agent, am,
West-street, Wareham ; H. X Knits. &Went/re-street, Bland-
wed • Mr Hr. 1110111111, Auctioneer, he. Market-place. Stu,-
alnelar Newton: ROURT BUM, SAWA. Parade, Sherbert).;
J. C. Bassos, West Borough, Wlmborne; E. B. CITIITMILD,
West Borough, Wlmborne.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

SHOOTING NAVAL

0 t Iv% a meek cense off at Ma!don C
hetteeen a teats of 'moments of the WA Brla arleD 'pot and
the te- r:ttants of the Downt Mint Stiff seven ro Indl at
200. rod. sa I WO N ttwithstandlor the Blvd',
uting that'. Ktrtint-Ilenry rita •;aiost the Solders
t,f the p rusarotat staff, the latter had an easy victtry
161 Appended Is the ware :

DORM MILITIA.
200 Yds. 510 YU 600 YdP. 'T .t.
Sercean'-Major O'Meara& 13 4 15 V
Q 31.•Sergeent Durrunr ... 30 23 26 79
8 mt.-instructor Turner... 29 17 14 60
Drum-Major Lucas ... 30 83 15 —73
8 •r.r. ant P.,wer ... ... 20 13 2 —35
8 ...,. ant Macey .., ... 27 24 23 71
S.•uonnt Folkes ... . . 21 251 16 67
Serge tnt Penman_ ... 21 23 19 71
Sergeant 41ibbe ... . . 20 12 14 46
Sergeant Me, ... ••. 28 24 19 —7l
15. •reesnt Machin ... ... 23 4 9 36

16.9 616

Total 276 201
39rn BRIOADIE DEPOT.
201.1 Yam. 500 Yis 600 lila Tot.
/4 !rt aan t-Slaj or Gray ... 21 20 18 59
Q. 11.-Sergoant Laird ... ti 4 1 36
Gaour-Sagrant Bartlett 90 18 16 51
Colour-Sergeant Ritchie... 11 15 6 32
8-rgeant Gaoper ... ... 21 17 12 50
S rg..ant Donning... ... 19 11 12 44
S,raoant Alligon ... ... 19 26 3 48
8 rgoant (Warne ... ... 21 19 25 —65
Sorg •met Butler ... ... 29 17 18 55
Sergeant Jones ... ... 10 2 3 15
Sergeant 'Train ... ... 4 13 10 —27

Total I
D .rsAt Militia ...
Mth Brigade Depot

124 485

Majority for Militia ... 161
The re turn match between the serstranf s of the 39th
Brigade Depot and the D wset Militia Buff was fixed Ca.
flonclay afternoon leak and, as was fully expected.
resulted in another essy victory for the Mibtia Staff.
though we noticed there was a decided improvement in
the shading of some of the Brigade amok They are still
a long way behind their comrades of the auxiliary form..
as will be seen by the following wore :

DOA= MILMA.
200 Yds. 500 Yds. 600 Yds. Tot.
&nat.-Major O'Meara ... 99 20 14 —56
Q. SL-Sergt. Donnor ... 99 20 17 66
tierigt.lnetruetor Turner ... 22 16 8 48
Drum-Major Lucas ... ... 31 11 18 80
C .I..Bergt. Power ... ... 90 13 16 49
CIS-rat. Marley .. ... 2.4 19 15 58
C 4...Bergt. James ... ... 29 21 8 54
Col..B.tret. Folks' ... ... 25 21 24 72
&Tit Gibhs ... ... ... 23 19 4 39
8 Tat. Peer aan ... .„ 30 15 16 61
B.ti!' Haehl".• • • • 21 10
...
__ ... 6 37
_.

si RI

170 661
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

WZYNOITT H.

CON/79311111011.—We undentand Bishop Moberly
will hold a confirmation service at Holy Trinity in
July, and at St. John's on the 26th of the same month.
Mr. H. Eincutos, M.P. has generously promised
1:50 to the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants'
Orphanage at Derby. and also announced his willing-
ness to beo•ine an honorary member of the society.
STIUMBOAT XCUSSION&—Gnen• and Co.'s steamers
have made some delightful trips during the last week.
On Monday afternoon the Empress, with • large
number of passengers, paid a visit to the Northern.
be land, and nearly every evening there have been
esc!irsioni in the Bay and around R.M. Fleet.

Hot r TRIEITT Cioaca.—From the accounts of the
churchwardens, Mr. H. Wheeler and Mr. Snook, to
Easter, we understand the receipts for the year
amounted tx £9O 114. 10.1., and the expenditure
£146 104. 21., leaving a deficiency of FM 16s. 4d.
Mr. Polly Hower and Mr. W. Mordaunt Thiselton
were the auditors.
BRATIETINO TESTIMONIAL. The BET. A. H.
Palmer, the new curate of St. Mary's, and late curate
of Widcombs, Bath, has been presented with a hand-
some study t .ble with chair to match, by the friends
and parishioners of his late charge. A few friends
also presented Mrs. Palmer with a handsome daven-
po t th. i leaving Bath for Weymouth.
THE ITALI tie Balm. —On Monday evening, the 1
moruing being too wet t, allow of their playing, the
Italian Band gave their first performance in front of
the Burdon. They now comprise 18 performers, viz. :
Bertini (leader) piccolo, G. ; flute, C.
Bertoncini ; E flat clarionet, A Garibaldi; lit B flat
ditto, E. Bernini and G. Cantini; ffachlitto, G. Zanotti;
14 cornet, A. Morant and E. Bodin! ; euphonium, A.
Grassi; Ist trombone, A. Dampietro ; 2nd ditto, G.
Pagella and T. Bernaoeino ; Isl bore, F. Ranzenigo
2nd ditto, E. Del Mare ; B fist bass, A. Scacchl ; F
bass, P. Dartiani ; drum, W. Broglio ; manager, M.
PogliaghL
8111000 BOAT ACCIDINT. On Sunday week, Mr. G.
Betsworth, landlord bi the Britannia Inn, Portland,
accompanied by his son and Charles Warren, took a
number of men from the fleet with a view of taking
them to Weymouth. When nearing the Nothe Warren
rose to change his seat, when the boat lurched and be
fell overboard. In the efforts of the others to save
him the boat capsized and the whole of the occupants
were thrown into the water. A man named Charles
Bishop, who was returning from one of the ships in
the roads with a gentleman and lady, fortunately saw
the accident, and he rowed with all speed to the
assistance of the men, who were clinging to the boat,
and were in sad plight. Two other boats, belonging
to Thomas Cooke and William Vye, also went to
their assistance, so that fortunately fatal equenoes
were averted. Young Betsworth took in a deal of
water, and he had to be medically attended to at
Weymouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

JOHN W. FIRLING,
2, GROVE COTTAGNB, DONCRIETBR,

BRSOB to inform the Nobility, Gentry,
Clergy, and his Cuatomen generally that bet.
now surinlyin4 the f iwing dv criptiona of Coatis :
WALLSYND I CLAY CRO.-iS
BULLO FORKST OF DEAN
lt A DBTOCK SILK STONE
SMITHS STEAM
Depots at the Great Western and South• Western
Steams, Dorchester.
Orders received at 2, Grove Cottages, or at the
Stores, Grove-buildings.
Ca delivered Free in Dorchester and Fordington
mid at moderate rates in the Country.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

DrysßY BOUDICHOLDIN should have RZA. NIALZ AND
1.2 sousznes (13 nnlogisara) "ID-001tX" Parad OIL
BOTTLII Never requires a Cork al NI tllode I Sold by
all reapeetab'e Iroesoncres End Odes.
lied
and
ed

'UNION'S

GOLD pAINT.

AND
NTATIONENA
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

YOltillAN.—" It furnishes the blood with Its loot
ocalititowsto," .

DIL TIIITILEY.—" I found it set as • specific in my expert.
is.. and family in the want form of scarlet fever, no other
medicine being squirrel."
DL B. OlBbON(formeity Soya's's& alibi London threphal).
—" It le the beet prspangau I have ever met site. Its nee-
fulness In the trislasut of diens has ,ong been eenlirmed by
medical =perinea. I speak from &donna. knowledge of the
propos/I ca, having been le the habit of using It In private
premise kr many years, and Miring rakes a large re=
with me when I wont as Xyii.Mn to the Bo) rna
In bat animates filial ingeslal value."
DR. MOSS (Government Medical Inspector of Itnalgranle
frost the Portal London) writes From my pens:mid and
sad knowledge of U,.e nine of Mr. Lamp-
=rig °l;si me
relie Saline for many years past, I bare semi plea-
sure In leering my cordial testimony to • creasy iD the
treatment of many ef the ordinary and chronic forms of Ow
trio Complaists and other forms of Pebril Dyspepsia.-6th
August, 1867 "—lt le of immense value in Prickly Heat.
DOWSING.—" I need It In the treatment of forty-
two cease of Yellow Muer, mid I am happy to state that I
DiTir4.l
16408, I.loculei: DR. W. lds works on Cholera and Fever,
take Sines Its introduction the Fatal West India Fevers
re deprived of their tenon."
Prk• Is lid, Is 6i, 112,111„ Ile each bottle.
H. LLIIPLOIIOII, and Holborn, London
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

wixsosits.

PETIT Fridsy.—Before C. J. Parke, Bp.,
R v. C .rr J G;yri, 0 mersl L Lne. and Fryer, Esq.
Walter King and James !mug. of Browniiiil, were
flood 16s. 61. each including costs for at %ling live phis.-
sant ergs, the popvrty of W. It Bankes Esq.
Wadies Alfred Hughes for riding a bicycle withoutj a
letup was final 14. mid 6s. costs.
Limn/ Kent, of Shaven*, lees summoned fir assault-
ing G.mrge legt on Siturloy night —The prosecutor
tween nme ani ten o'clock on Saturday night met the
defendaq lying ur Lutiost the churoliyard wall, and
he cime forwari to wimses and after a word or two
struck hint and 4mrwards pressed hieknee Into witness's
aide. Defendant met him ash. was going to his work on
Monday morning along with a mum named Bennett, and
after taking off all his clothes but his trousers struck
witnets three times. Mo did not strike the defendant
back.—The defendant said he met complainant by appoinh.
ment on Monday morning, as be told him on Sunder
night he should like to have half an hour out with him,
the defendant. —The Balch dismissed the clue, each party
paying their own costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

POOL'S.

Towg COUNCIL.—The usual monthly meeting of the
Council wll4 held at the Town Hall, on Friday
forenoon. There were present—Messrs. G. Curtis
( Ntayor), Buckley, Western Mate, Trevitnion, J.
Buckley, J. Gifford, E. °easy, W. D. Dudish), C.
Bell, and Dr. Philpots.—The Mayor stated that the
harbour dues collected during the past month were
£176 7s. 61., being AM 13s. increase aa compared
with the corresponding month last year.—Mr.
Edmonds, of Messrs. Hopkinson and Co., applied
personally to ask the Council to move a poet in the
channel at the corner of Mr. Stone's wharf.—The
subject WVI referred to the Harbour Committee.—The
Mayor said there was • resolution on the agenda to the
following effect: "To determine whether a petition
shall be presen.ed to the House of Commons,in sup ixut of
the ,bill for prohibiting canvagiing at Parliamentary
and municipal elections." Mr. Balaton, who had
charge of the resolution, was not present, and it was
for the Council to say whet should be done.--Several
members of the Council considered that it would be
better to postpone the consideration of the resolution
till the bill was before the Council, which was agreed
to.—A piece of land on the West Shore was let to Mr.
Norton at .ClB per year, and it was agreed to allow Mr.
Cartridge to have • piece of land at the Gas Quay at
• rei.tal of el per year.—At the request of the Rev.
4. Poe ck it was unanimously 144TeW that the Council
ge as a body to the laying of the foundation stone of
I. Paul's Church with full mas)nic honours on Thurs-
day next.

applied
In ti•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

"FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."
OLARKE'S

WORLD-FAMED

BLOOD-- MIXTURE,
Trade Mark—" Blood Mixture.")
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For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin , and Sores of
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It Cures Old Sores.
It Cures Ulcerated Sores on Neck.
It Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs.
It Cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the face.
It Cures Scurvy Sores.
It Cures Cancerous Ulcers.
It Cures Blood and Skin Diseases.
It Cures Glandular Swellings.
It Clears the Blood from all impure matter.
From whatever cause arising.
As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the most
delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor
solicits sufferers to give it a trial to test its value.
THOITSA NDS OP TESTIMONIALS FROM ALL PARTS
Sold in Bottles 2s. 6d. each, and in Cases, containing
six times the quantity, lls, each—sufficient to effect a
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cases—BY ALL CHEMISTS AND PATENT
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meat on receipt of 30 or 132 stamps.
F. J. CI, A Rlf 11, Militia, A pegAdalliale Rail. 1,444101 n.
Wholesale, all patent medicine hOUSINI.
BERAES OF WOBTHLISS IMITATIONS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

SECURITY IN CB.EDITINCI.

Not owly to Protect but to Prow* Trode, and to briny
good *.gen tegitker.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

TITEKEY AND GREECE.

Europe, in presenting an hffintical Note, took the
Turks by surprise, and has powerfully improved them
with the gravity of the situ/Won, and with the danger
of resistance. They are astonished to find that the
advent of a new boglish Ambassador seems already
to have removed the obstacles to united action, and
that Mr. Goschen has the ri ndial support of the
Ernhavies at tlowttntinople, especially that of Frame,
including even Austria. TheTinks are coming now
to understand whit in his interviews with the leading
officials Mr. Goechen his insisted on, namely, that
England him no special interest in supporting the
Ttirki,h Government. While there is no intention of
puttl..g an end to the Saltan's rule, England can
nly tolerate it on condition of the adoption of the
reforms. . .

The impress' in is thxt the Berlin Conference will
give Greece the three lines proposed ; that she will be
authorised to c,upy the territory with the guarantee
of the Powers ; th t neither gyre nor the other ports
of Greece shall be injured by the Turkish fleet; and
that if the Tu. ki.h Government interferes there will
be a naval der.nonstration.

_
The Turks have been sending cannon to the D sr.
dir,elles and the north n I of the Boephonss, but
nobody seri mei), believes that they would court another
Navarino, l,r venture to oppose the paasase of the fleets
through the Dardanelles.

The Siniar Abdurrahman is moving towards Cabal,
avowedly with a friendly intent, with 2,000 men and
twelve Rms.
In New Zealand the Ministerial programme will
Include a reform of the native land and licensing laws.
The Governor has condemned the educational system of
the colony as too expensive.
The licensed victuallers condemn Mr. Gladstone's
pmwsal to interfere with publicans' licenses.
The cattle plague has made its appearance in North
Derbyshire.
Near Basins, Ireland, an ejectment server had his
skull fractured by the tenant's wife.
PATRIOTIC ROMAN CATHOLICII.—In consequence of
the recent elections in Belgium, the Bishops have
resolved to acquiesce in the new Educational law and
to take part in the patriotic fete in August.
In South Africa disturbances have broken out
amongst a tribe called the Baralongs.
A cattle epidemic, fatal In twelve hours, has broken
out in the province of Manitoba.
In Central Asia the Tekkof Turcomans have attacked
Kouchan, but were dispersed by 2,000 cavalry.
The Governors-General of Eastern and Western
Siberia have represented the immediate neoseidty of
oonstructinif telegraph Hoes to the Minces frontier.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

BI7OIELAND NEWTON.

THE PARISH CLERIC AND HIS ThOURLIS. —On Than.
day taut the parish clerk of Buckland Newton appealed
to the County Court against Mr. Truk, respecting
some extra cleaning the clerk had been put to the
trouble of. The case was partly heard by (I. Symonds,
Beg., reel.' nor, and partly by the Judge. It appeared
from ho answers given 13, the clork to questions which
had to be put rather loudly, he helve somewhat deaf,
that during the restoration t f the church, the chancel
7•1, under the contract. to be separated from the
other p tby a hoard fence covered with strong brown
paper, i., or !er to ketp out vi the lalleitla sauctorest
the du tt which came from the eepairs. Instead cf
brown pa; er, sail the clerk, the contractor put on the
fence such thin piper as you would cover a wall with,
one of the wiedow4 was broken, and the " bodiless
airs, • wizard rout," c one in, bust like acrobats
though the thin paper, aud such • dust was kicked
UT' that Oa clerk had reverently t) dust the chancel.
Ag iin the troublesome p 'sae. eons, and again the
clerk a tat it nut, and it wan not until he had returned
to the worlg twenty-four times, that his labour had
that profit which is promised: Within the church
rails also gathered a It of rubbish, which Mr. Male,
the foreman, asked him to remove, and on this • claim
of 4s. was hr sight, a dusting brush used for the church
was borrowed for unconsecrated pinwalse and never
returned within the pale, the lose being 2s. 67., while a
church bucket ef oak reeei‘ eel damages In the service
of the world that could not be repaired under twelve-
pence.--The Registrar explained to the ehnrch official
that, as the churchwardens were his masters, a• d he
h vl tokeep the church clean, he could not claim against
Mr. Trite's: for the dusting but Vie churchwardens,
who then might charge the contra ton for breaking his
contntct. The Judge granted the 44. for work ordered
by Mr. Male, allowed the sexton's 2.. 61. ter the
vagrant de jog brush, and Is. for the uusountl church
bucket.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

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To tAo Editor.

81r,—Whilst nothing is SWle than to attribute to •
gentlera•n that he hair been guilty of falsehoods, it
certainly does not redound to the credit of anyone who
indulges in this sort of silencing promos I attended with
several of my friends at U. Ina soiree, and, having
perused very carefully the in ti interesting ercla of J.C.A., I
am prepared to admit its accuracy. We certainly dig
think the meeting at times received the remarks of the
speakers with jeering. Although I mo not • reporter,
still I think the chairman must be troubled with an
Indifferent memory, for we distinctly heard him say that
U. only response he had had to his appeal for funds was
• radish conveyed to him in an envelope. What he after-
wards received you hare heard. I suppose your correspon-
dent was not inquisitive, otherwise be should have called
on the chairmen and asked him exacily what he had
received. According to the chairman's ow n showing there
could not have been touch sympathy shown towards the
diens of the society when the result proves only ,) per
cent. amongst 100 people. Of course the people paid ls,
the Barns Nap as WAN Day tqoir mosey at the theatre
before knowing what is to be brought before Moir eyes.
Probebly Kr. Doremos views reel success from a different
standpoint. Kindly insert this as • matter of justice to
your correspondent.
TRUTH AND FAIR PLAT.
June 14, Isla
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

QUEENSLAND EMIGRATION.
THE next Ship, the DUNBAR CASTLE,
will all from PLYMOUTH to BRISBANE
on the nth July, with Nominsted Paasengers, Single
Women, and a few Farm Labourers
H .
For andbook and Forms of Application apply to
The AGENT-GENERAL FOR QUEENSLA.ND,
33, Oharinr-Cross, London, S.W., or to
Mr. T. G. BEYER,
16, Wollaston-villas, Dorchester.
"The Resources of Queenalsnd." by Jas. Benvrick
F.R.G.S., forwarded post free for Is., by G. Street
and Co., 30, Cornhill, London, KC,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

THE FARMERS POLITICS.

It is well for us, simply as agriculturists, we are
persuaded, that the peaty of movement has thus been
laced in office. No one need fear what men call
Radicalism in farming matter. There is such • dead
weight of custom, personal influence, habitual attitude,
" siei ,writs" —such an amount of mere momentum in all
agricultural relations and affairs, that illel may be
stirred up to any extent with but slight result or change;
and something approaching in force to • revolution is
required if any material alteration is to be attained.
Anyhow it is, we are satisfied, • happy thing for agricul-
Wrists that effect is now at length to be given ,o the voice
of the most active and energetic an I confident among
them, let the pditical colour of their leader be what it
may.
Under Mr. Gladstone's guidance Parliament will abolish
exclusive property in ground gains, and it will repeal the
malt tax ; and we shall have legislation, no doubt, levelled
with even bolder hand at whatever of restriction,
privilege, disability, may be considered inimical to the
public interest, And things which have leen talked
about for generations, hitherto in pitiful subservience all
the time to mere party loyalty, will at length be frankly
and honestly discussed with • view to immediate action.
The abandonment of the malt tax and the substitution
of • tax on beer will set free the malt manufacture for
many other pupases, and it may thus be • boon to the
cattle feeder. The proposed measure will also benefit the
cultivators of such lands as do not produce a first-rats
quality of barley. The placing ground game at the
inalienable disposal of the tenant will, so far as legislation
can do it, put an end to that which is in many cases •
grisvasas far beyond any. Certainly the ownership in
hares and rabbits has been hitherto nothing fasten injury.
Maargetic, prosperous agriculture is impossible where a
nuisance and • staff for its protection is in constant
Interference with the business of the farmer. And we
heartily welcome the measure which is now happily about
to be enacted.—tprinaturiaGegate.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

DoECRSTR

13kTURDATE"ii-difili MARKET.
The return laat week was 91 qrs. whew, &vino
22 IN. on tinturany, it being fine weather mi
haymaking In full swing, there wag but a sraallessee,
sem at the Corn Exchange, though it woe L.
reckoned an average one for the time of year. of
English wheat there wee a moderately good Ess
which sold slowly, at last week's mow ; help
wheat met a quiet trade, at unaltered rates.
Foreign grinding WM/ IPOUOII and In. per qr. done:
Oats the same am last week, and in beans sad me
there was no change. Melte firm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

To Ac Aldo,.

believe it is an lodisputable fact that when men
are in earuest they generally infuse into their speeches and
writings some amount of warmth. This appears to b• the
cam with your correspondent ." in his able article on
the sbove,which I have carefully perused with much inter-
est. hot haring attended the meeting Marred to !cannot
say • bother it is • true reflection on the meeting or not;
but I am told by • gentleman that It le • perfectly true
account, although the article is written with a good deal
of warmth. As a dealt-ester I have endeavoured to "exist"
for • f•vr bouts oa the vegetarian diet, as served at the
rest surest referred to, and my visits had been very fre-
quent ; but I have now discontinued than. altogether.
entertaining the same views as"J.C.A." with respect to the
dishes. When "J.O AL' inform you am he does that the
soiree was held under the auspices of the Food Reform
Society Yr. Domains must go to your pages again to re-
read, and when he next attempts to write, ills hoped be
will do so in • more gentlemanly spirit. I enclose you my
address.

FIAT JUSTITIA.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

1110111111 DIVISION. SECOND FORM.

Cortifinate awarded hty ti • College. "Sport.' In many
Lands." Member's twig% 14 brtme Studies. R. Pouncy.
2nd. home Studies,: P.n.s halts," H. Read.
. .

iT houie atu4lu Uuda ta•
Boyt.
4th home 'ladle.. 1 t Scripture t.xtç plviented by
Miss Shriven. " The hroi I. 1.r0t.1 ooean,"ti tiedderley.
s'l home studies. " The Wan !entre," school prise. W.

SECOND DIVISION, FIRST FORK.

First Class Exhibition, value .01, the gift of the borough
members, with school certificate. lit Divinity prize. a
Bible, presented by Mr. M. J. Thurman, H. Phelps.
2nd clam prize, "Backwoods of Canada," member's
prize. G. Green.
3rd clam prize, let hones studies, "In New Granada,"
member's prize, W. Lovelean.
4th class prise, "The World of Ice," member's prize,
Hingley.
Iced home studies. lit Scripture texts, "la the forest,"
school prise, A. Lambert.
3rd home studies. 3rd Scripture texts, "Lighthouses
and Lightships," school prize, 8. Waters.
4th home studlia. 2nd Scripture texts, "ma Lifeboat;
member's prize, E. Parrett.
811C05D DIVISION, SZCOND FOUL
lit class prize; Ist, Scripture text,.; 2nii, home studies,
"Odd folks at home," member's prize, C. Cole.
2nd class prize, "Half-hours at sea," member's prize, J.
Jeanen

741:120rae stadia., " Ilan of mark," member's prim, IL
C.'ekra.m. .

3e—dl hens studies, "Peeps at foreign countries," mem-
ber's prise, R. Parsons.
ith, home studies, " Stories of the sagacity of animals,"
school prise. A. Third.
French prise, "Records of nada lives," school prise. W.
Bulleo
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Extrs pprrisse,. . ::11hisetorlbstcsuel
itowles,hilischxml priseuat
fig, Rht.tiion.
sattoo.
Dockor.
a.hforcWhon.- so e," school prios. J. ()LIDDY.

THILD DIVISION, Ft FO. ILL

lit clau prLse, "Historical tales," school prig; A.
sward.
Lod class priz., "Almost o hrre, school Allen.
3rd class prize, " Laud hattlos, school ReudelL
4th class prise, "The mina" school p " . Harsh.
lit, horns studies, lit. Scripture texts, "Woodland.,"
I. Waters.
Sod, borne studios, " Life and travels of Baron Hunt•
oldt," school prize, W. Ensor.
3rd, home studies. "Colon rock," school prize, F. Bevis.
Extra prize," In the far Etat," reboot prize, A. Scutt.

boldl
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22

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ad.

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