The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-11 00:00:00

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Wfilitit7olol )111YORIAL. —At • county meeting at
Wlooh. ster, oa Thursday, It wee reeolved to meet •
monarnisot to the late Bishop Wilbsrforos is the
Cathedral. Any surplus fonds to be devoted to the im-
provement of the fabric.
Peons= CAVPLIIILI AT MI CATIIIDItaI..
John °oleos, FAO 8.A., of Winchester, writes:—
So.. year. ago I asivoented the removal of the bells
rind their floolll, and the reetoratlen of the magolftemit
Norman *resides and whidows la the lantern tower. but
where to bang the Delhi wee the serious question. Now,
however, we hays a floe opportunity ol effecting title,
by erection a mouurneut to the bishop In the shape of
I samanile. There is an exestlent site for this on the
north side of the writ-end of the Cathedral. At
Oblehester there Is • detashed b•II•towtor in • similar
situation, and there me several o her imeleut examples
In "antacid, and • modern one at Wilkie, mar Sallabury.
It weal!, I fear, be too mush to point to the splendid
and oothlysampende of St.. Maria Del Fiore at nonage
as an example of what I should like to est here; but
sontethisn might be built its leer outlay, which would
be • lastiug and /thing monument to him whom we
with to honour, sad at theorem time restate the looters'
of Wahelin to Its origleal ooaditicto. What • gladrags
eight It mould be, after ronolog the *ye along the
Tootling of the dare, to look up 130 fest Into the
I•aterin, end use the light streaming in from those
twelve noble windows, Instead of onoenatering the dark
sad gloomy paten which a• vaulting under the tower
noir present., as wen from the ogee. There are many
persons whe are not aware that the twine was built
as a lechers to light the choir, and that It was never
intended for belle • sad It la only thee* who have bees
in the tower that know bow beautiful the stonework Is
throughout its whole henht. Should any of /oar
readers who have not seen it wish to do so, wltbt
the trouble et plug up the renew and winding stair-
cases', I should be happy to show them • drawing mid
rough model I made some time ago. I man antieipat•
but two elle:Boos likely to be raised to the opening Of
the teeter°. Übe le with regard to warmth, and the
other he sound. The firth, lee. ewe, "maid be oves.
some, es the lantern might be made sh,light ; Sod tbo
mood oortabili romolao to be peeved. bat to them

eatbedrale where the lanterns are open I am told the
monad le matiatcetory, 'taint at Herefor.l. The am-
paoPe mLhtk attached to the CAtbe.tral bye corrlior
leadtog from the north door at the w.st•endof the Lorth

RiLIGIOUS IDIJOATION.

On Thursday eight • tarp meeting gram held In Bt.
James'. hell, 1•00'1011, In the interests of relight*.
e,'ucatkn and for the defence of voluntary ache Is.—
Thu tishop of London presided end in his °pulse
address a:pressed hie strong oonvie.lon th•'. the English
maple would never surrender the right 10 have the
&lee tutrht to their shildren daily in their school&
Lori fib -Itesbury, •he IVY Malt venally received,
moved, "This special exerlioue are required at the
Present Gums to maintain Scriptural inatruatioe in Board
Bohools end to countereet the attempt to reduce our
p lour, soh., to be plans a sure 'realer training,
by whteh Ch woul I be iliahonourtd end olf
br.ionei impaled." It. said this meeting
Lei wooded the LAG of warning to religious men, and
to parents putlealarly, to ohs rye the "signs of the
times "for the...edges were dark, ominous, mad fearful
This meeting in itself wee • proof of danger. and they
had met to deal wPit the aggressive system which had
now b met work for three years, ac well as to protest
the voluntary schools sod the religious leashing in
torn. Toe mecti:l would stand upon tbe dolma of
those voluntary rieeplee which animated the Church
long ego—when every other dernotuleatioa wag
apparently dead—(oheers)—and the chetah then came
forward with money, with physical and morel energy,
and the clergy, out of their scanty lorionces, gave twee
as much se the laity— so that the punt, of this
country should be trained In the faith and love of thole
Saviour— (elas—re). Ware these wheals to be eerie-
detailed 7 lie wou:d not say by whet means this was
bring tried ; but thou were distinct signs that gnat
effort. were being made to extinguish them, and lie.,
their defence which hot brought the Bishop and the
misting together. From his experienee he could declare
that the people desired to have that religions testahieg,
which was the heritage of every child in the empire ;
yet the church wu in the old paths ; notwithi
standing that the people had declared they would have
rearms tea/Ode& end was etandlog there to my that
no one shoal drive her • hair's breaths from the
position she bed maintained—(oll69ra) The time was
•hen such • quoits& as this would EMT*/ WAN' the
mhos of min ; but now the demon Change bad
became iii and up In our time that really good men
looked without diem*, upon the eliminattoe of the
Bib's from the school, for our children. He commented
upon the attitude &seamed by Noeunformiets with
reveal to secular eduratiou, god remarked that they
differed from thou meet who in past thus related to
allow the State to interfere in their religioe. Nov Um
Nonconformists wanted the State—the sathorities—to
do everythlog, to build schools at the publie expense,
and to regulate the Mashing, nese ilesoooformlete
sail the religho. trashing should be relegated to
the parents and the Menthes—(t:hears and conutee
cheers.) Bat how could ignorant peruke trash religion
when solar's a number .lid not understand the primary
rule of religion, cod what would be the worth of a
religious education which depended upon • few bears'
teaching every Sunday 7—(chipera). He warned the
Nonconformists that If they succeeded in this serpent
they would inflict a blow they would themselves regret
on the only litigation worth having. He read a part,
and commented epos • letter which aPetan!d In The
riate. of Tuesday, from a member of the Landes School
Board, sod in answer to the essentioss in that letter
that ill. religious education In the Board **hoots was
"moat thorough," be doddered that it was not Jewish,
Boman Catholic, Chetah of England, or anything else,
and nothing religious was taught distinct frees Baia
dhises or the Enna. He expunged hie eyinnelh, with
the Roman Cetholke on this emitter, and be said the
Church mast Insist upon e distinctive teashisse ea
religious matters sr in the MUNI of • very short dm
we shoadd be brought to have our isety sad the
teachings of our lives rest upon Btu's; Spiess% sad
Jobe Stuart Hill Hs concluded by maybe that he
believed there was yet time, with Ague and iseersge,
to deal with the attempts being mad* to °lmage our
religious teething, sad the Church of Zeeland would
never want thus qualities in the hour a her uesseity.
—The regulation was asesidad by Reel Bassi
champ, who said he had so doubt the majority of the
English people were In favour of religious eigestioa.
Mr. blame Jonas, amid some examotiom tendered an
amendment, but it was not resolved, and the reseletioe I
was carried unanimetudy.—Cassou Gregory mewed the
next regolution, which related to the Lubin Hotted
Board &melon& He outhunted severely the great
estravagance of tits beard, who were, be said the tools
of the Birmingham League—The Rev. Mr. Rosen
characterised mortals% of the 'Regatta's of Canon
Gregory as falm.—Dr. Miller ateonded the resolution,
and Is doing so, said he was entirely in animalism to
the eseular system.—The resolution ass thareupou
serried unanimously, and the proesedlagr, shish bad
been very enthusiastic, terminated.

EPPO's 000.)A. 011eTIMUL AID 0011.
701711110.—" By a thorough knowledge of the manna
laws which govern the operations of digestion and
nutrition, and by a careful applicetion of the line pro-
perties of well selected eons, Mr. Epps has provided
our breakfast tables with • delkiately mitred bever-
age which may save no many heavy doctors' bill,.
Civil Ferric. Mazda. Made simply with Bottles Water
or Milk. Each locket is labelled—" JAMS 4 Errs and
Hommepathie Chemists, London."
RIAIIOFACTIIOI 07 COCOL.—" We Will new give an
ace unt of th., process adopted by Masers. James Epps
and Co., manufacturers of dieteW alleles, at their
works in the Rueton Road, London."—lice artiole In
(11s.xll's Honsehold Glade
"Tao BIFT is CERAMIST." 11 dues the CoosuMer
most minims to buy only goofs that are enarnteei to
be genuine • this eapeolally applies to tea, owing to the
mineral facing powder used by the Chines*, on tile
kinds commonly sold. From the great demand every-
where for liorniron's pive tea, purchasers should
observe that the signature of the Importers le on each
genuine pack. t —Sold by Chemists, 1.. For load
agents ire advertilement in ale paper.
BIITAST AND Mar beg to direct special attgation to
their new oval Peck ,:t Vesta Bones, with Patent Siring
(..'3vers, whieli are entirely free from ell Rough Edges
and Sharp C Teen., and admitted by every oats to be
U,. Best and Cheapest Pocket Box ever produced.
}tended every +lmre at Ore Fenny. Patentees and sole
matufacturer., Bryant and Ray, London, IL
WONDIDIFOL EFFIO4O2 OF MIL COMOILAVen RJUIEDT
Fon Cossourrius.—Se• the new edition ill6tb) of Mr.
George Thomas Congress's book "On Consumption
of the Longs, or Donne, and the Oily Succeasfal
Treatment; showing that formidable disease Sc he
curable in all its Sieges; with additional Cana of Core,
and Questions for Patients consulting the Atelier by
letter. Poet free from the Author, Coombe Lodge,
Peckham, London, for Fire Stamps.
Kars COMPOUND BeelleCTl OF LIBMID, for Colds
and CJumbs ( iruhmatle, Coniumptive, or Bronchial),
cures nine eases oat of ten.—Sold by most Chernista
Dorchester, sold by A. J. Evans.
Kees (0117001 ID taws op Limn, for Cough.
and Colds. burprising eures are being 'Heeled by It.
Instant relief in Asthma, Bronotiltia, &x.—Bold by most
Chemista.—Dorotieeter, soli by A. J. Rens.
Kate 00117001 D ISSISOM OF LISIMID fatties the
system against Cold, prevents Cough, and cures most
affeedoes of then:rest, throat, and ings.—Bold by most
Ceetaiets.—Dorehester, soW by A. J. Evans,
THROAT A mamas AID BOAISMISOS. —AU safferlag
from irritation of the throat sad hoarseness, will be
orrombly surprised at the almost immediate mine
afforded by the uae of " Browa'a Breashial Troslies."
These fatuous Iceman" are now sold by most
mepeetable chemists in this country at B. led.
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bor. People troabiet with a " nabs( sough; a
'.light cold," or tronehin affections, amen try
them too moon, as similar trouble., if allowed lc
program, reedit in serious Pulmonary and Asthma*
affection. Be. that the words "Brown's &sandal
Troches" are on the °Greenmail Stamp armed melt
bal.—London Delta, 493, Orfordstreet,
FLOILILIRR I—Fos TEM Timm Ain BREATH.—
A few drops of the liquid "Flotilla." @Welded on
a wet tootb-brush panne a pleasant lather, widish
thoroughly dunes the teeth from all parental or
impurities, hardens the sum, prevents tartar, steps
deny, gives to the Teeth a measlier peed, whitener*,
she a delightful trainees to the breeth. It removes
all madonna *dear &rng from damned teeth er
tonne smoke. "Th. Fragraat Fledline," being sow
posed in pert of Hooey and sweet Dabs, it semelimas
turns cloudy, but it is delieloes to the taste aid Is the
greatest tont* dinovery of the age. r'ritse ile 64. fee
the liquid, and Is, per jar for the Morino, "Powder,"
of all Chemists and Patton". Prepared by H. O.
GALLOP, 499, Oriord-street, Lauda",
Vagina Dmoorgur soft ram Elan I I—A very
sleek perfumed hair dreaming celled "Th. Maxine
Bair Renewer," now befog sold by moat Chemins sad
' Perfumers at 3s. tid. per bottle, Is fame saperredleg ell
Ra‘r Restorers "—for it tail posairele aeon in dwo7
, case Gm or Whin Asir to its edema vetoer, =it:
I ilphliea'Llone, without doi or dreg it, leering the
able smell of most " Reaterere." It makes the ken
charmingly beautiful, as well as proanotirg the growth
, of the baleen held open, where the glands ere act
delayed. Certificate from Dr. Venation on every
bottle, with full putisalare. Ask for" Toe Meitonr
Baia Itssiwza." prepared by H. G Gown% 493,
Oxford-street Loodon.

ADLOS 20 1102ilegal I—Mert. Willei.Ow's BOOM-
iira arum roa Catxmasa I always be and
when Children are settle. hub; it relieves the
little sufferer at ones, It produess nateral quiet sleep by
relieving the obild from pain, and the 1141. cherub
awakes .0 bright u a batten." 111. perfeelly harm-
less, sod very pleasant to lasts. It soothes the child,
it softens the gums, allays all pain relieves wise,
regulates the bowels, and la the best known remedy for
dysentery and diarrhoea, whether arising from teething
or other nausea. !Irk Winslow's Soothing Syrup 4 sold
by thousands of liedisine dealers In all parte of the
world at la. IV. per bottle, and Million+ of Mothers
sin testify t tie virtue.—ltnnufaokay, 193, Osford-
strut, twiders.
Fon THI COMPLIXIOI. —llion', Magna' Balm give
pu-e bloon.irg complexion, ant restores youthful
beauty. 141 eff eta are g:sdusl, natural, and perfect.
It removes redailas, blotches, pimples, tan, msobuni,
and (Nelda-, and makes • lady thirty appear bat
twenty. The Maxaolla Balm Drams tb• akin smooth,
and Impart, • fresh eppearsooe to the clonntenatioe. Is
me Is Amore% for the last 25 year.. Sold by sU
lantniste and Perfumers, in bottles at Three Shillings.
ge.opean Depot, 266, High liolborn, London. —Sold by
A. J. K/ANS, liorchutim

PuwiterCliszonario KMBILOCATION, Pon ALUMNA-
itant.MATIO HOOT, N 'Alumna, Sciatica, Sao. Its
Marvellous iteloacy Is attested by 11.R.H. the Duke
d'Auntalo, tbe I .te boal of Clarandon, the Right Hon
Frastroe Culottes Waldegrove, the Right Hon. lb.
Counties of Radnor, and Man, etb,r smi.inat
°epic/ of whose tutimontalo ageowps.7 esolt bow..
Being einuaively for outward me, its action lo direct
and wady. Immediate relief attends Its application,
sod all unpleauotoess sod frequent danger of internal
toweled are avoided. Bold by all Chemists, priori
aid 24. 9*. Iraboratory, 266, High Holborn,
Loud. n. —Sold by A. J. EVANS, Chemist, Dorchester.
Tun Hum— For 40 years Mrs. & A. Alltan'a World's
Haar Restorer hag reorved the commeadotion and
favour of the public, and cootributod to the adornment
of tons of thousauds of persons who have placed rellsoos
In the preparation and leo anorotoes of its serviceable
charactor. it is an anfaillog specific to roolvo, renew,
and re-loin the Original and Natural Colour, of Grey
White, or Feicd Hair. It strengthen, end invigorates
the Bur, stops its fidling, and induces a healthy and
Nauman growth. No other preparation ran produos
the tame heoeficial result. Roll by all Chemists and
Perforators, only In large bottles. biz Shilling.. Depot,
966, High Holborn, LoWan—Bold by A. I. ivAiik
Dec.

Poe Tootles/1w
VIVANBI3 TOOTHACUX SPECIFIC.
AA hessedistely relieves the most *aid owes.
Bold la bailee 71d. sad le lid each.

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