The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-10-04 00:00:00

TSOVIL.

Ma. L H. Firsoisa•l..o, barrister, attended at the
Mermaid Hotel, Yeovil, on Thursday, to revise the
lists of voters for the district. A ease of considerable
importance to Dissenting minister' was argued by Mr.
Bullekl, on behalf of the Liberals. and Mr. Serel, who
represented the Conservative'. The Rev. H. Hardin,
Baptist, of Monts, claimed a vote for a freehold
house. Deeds and the minute book of the Baptist congregation at Montacute were produced, showing
that Mr. Hardin's appointment was for his natural
life. Mr. Bulleid said he had to prove three points
only; first, that the property was freehold in tenure;
secondly, that it was worth £4O a year; and thirdly,
that the appointment of the minister was not limited,
but was general. The revising barrister said that was
so. The claimant was questioned by Mr. Sorel. He
said be conaidered he was in the same position as the
vicar of a parish, but Mr. &rot said that was not 841,
because when • vicar was inducted he could not be
turned out, except under eccleiisatical laws, whereas
he thought Mr. Hardin', appointment might toe
revoked by the governing body. The revising barrister
said he would allow the claim.

TOE AFFIDAVIT OF THE Wolu.D.—lt sae a laying of the
first Napoleon, that there was no such word as impossible
In the vocabulary of a pest man. Difficulties which appal
'mediocre Intellect only stimulate the energies of a poiser.
ful mind. Newton conceived the ides of mapping tb•
skies, and measuring the distance from planet to pLanet
from system to system, and he executed it. The nodlike
. Wuhinetut determined in the name of liberty %adjusting
the
to resist the mightlet and wealthiest government in
world—and we are free. Others have made successful
Ina upon the common enemy, Disease; and in the fore-
most rank of thee champions of humanity we place
Professor Holloway. Rennie' ws live in an see which dose
not delegate to posterity the duty of appreciating and
rewarding its master minds. They carry with them the
&Pole's* and greUtude of million& So it hag been with
this extraordinary man. He has not had to wait for
history. He has heard with his own ears the voice of
tpproval which is to vibrate through the future. He has
een the architect of his own frame and future, and hae seen
with his own eyes the fabric which is to be his monumeat.
No remedial' for the various disorders which afflict man.
kind have been so extensively lased, so nniveraelly popular
as Holloway's Pills and Ointment. It nue. Perham be
said tut the newspaperpease of the der afforda vast
facilities for giving Puolltjy to new inventions and di..
reveries. We admit it. but it must be also remembered
that the suns medium which affords these opportunitiee
to the discoverer and inventor is open to all who may
chnlienge the correctness of his theory or impugn the
value of its practical result.. Holloway's remedies for
external and internal Ceases, stand before the world
unamailed. The conclusion Is they are tutassallable. Hut
the is net all. Their efficacy is not merely widened, it
I, emended by men of scene% by incorporated institu-
tions jealous of all innovations upcei old rules and Piece'
dents, by governments, watchful of thschble intense,
and conservators of the Public health. van this is not
the strongest evidence in their favour. • press nosy
err, !ant of science may be mistaken. institutions on, be
deceived. governments may act haatliy, but universal
experiment is infallible. Preparations that have been
tested by millions of People, civilised, semi-civilised, and
sae, In every quarter of the nlobta and that have never
to produel the pronieed ramie, have received the
pignut sanction which any invention is capable of re-
ceiving. In fact, it mar almost be said of Holloway's
Pills and Ointment that they have been authenticated by
the allidavit of maakiud.—Agndt Dear In. Pr.*