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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-03

nol.E BOA Hy gir GUARDIANS.

Titunsi;ti22•Fre. Zn—t: Mr. J. Hayman (chairman), Mr.
T. W. Green (vieecheirman), and Masers. K C. Oakley,
T. Abbott., J. W. Lug, W. Meadus and Rev. J. M. Austen
and C. .1. Moue (lll.OffiCio.)
The Clerk read the minutes of last meeting, end the
revolution of the Board in reference to the alleged case of
neglect.
Mr. LUFF Obected that the minute wail incorrect—four
only voted in favour of the resolution.
lhe CLERK understood the Chairman to say he inclined
to the carrying of the resolution.
The elisions:4 explained that he did not vote.
The minute was acoordingbr altered—the resolution
being carried by four to two. _

MIOTHKIL ciusardids.
A letter was read from the Load Government Board
dated October lb, approving of the applimaMn of the rate-
payers of Kinson parish for author to o.lect a second
guardian for that parish. The necessary. order will be
lamed for this puma's, to take eth ffect at • next mamma
ehxtion of Guardians.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-03

CATTLE.

BRISTOL, Tlll'R-SDAV.—The market was largely
supplied with beef and mutton, and both sold very
slowly, the better descriptions of beef only realising
735. per cwt., and wether mutton, 7,4 d. to SEL per
lb. There were over 2,000 store cattle, and prices
were less firm, but with large sales. There were
1,200 pigs, which sold slowly at from its. 3d. to
Its. 6d. per score.
METROPOLITAN, TIII.7IISDAV.—We have an
unusually large number of beasts, comprising those
expected on Monday last, and several lots left unsold
on that day. The mild weather and depressed state
of the dead-meat markets cause a very bad trade here
to-day; scarcely any business even at our reduced
quotations. The same remarks apply to the sheep
market; a considerable proportion remain unsold.
Calves also are more plentiful and much cheaper.
There are go English and 40 Dutch milch cows on
Mier; trade is very dull for them. Our foreign supply
consists of 1,750 beasts, 7,803 sheep, 420 calves.
(Per stone cti tab.)
• d. ad.
Ben Roots Herefords, ac. .. • • • • • • 6 total
Boa Shorthorns .• • • • • • 6 Ste 6
Second quality Bemis .. • • • • • • • • 3 5t04
Beg Downs and Helt • • • • •• •-brede •58to 6 1
Ditio
shorn
.. 0 QUO
Beet Long-wool.; .. • • .• • • • • 54t0 6
Ditto Shorn - • •
Ewes and Second quality •• • • •• •• 46t0 6
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.. • • OtoO 0
Limbs .• • • •• 00to 0 0
Calms .• .• 4 oto 6 I
pigs .. • • .. 4 otos 4
80544, 2,300 •• Sheep and lambs, 1.010: Calves. 642; my. 20.

METROPOLITAN 111EAT.—WEDNESDAV.
The muggy weather of the last few days has had a
depressing effect upon the trade, and all kinds of meat
have been sol.l at considerably lower prices.
(i.i r stone of Blb by the carcase.)
ad. ad. ad. •4
Beef - -34t0 E. 41Vcal .. .. boto ft 4
Mutton .. .. 30to 4 10 Pork .. .. 311 toe a
land Prete. Butter .. • . .• 19a per dozen m
tkoeld .1.. do. .. . .. eue.
JAI Bases A Co 14.1. Nes Neat Market, b;altbaaj.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-03

yzsais-1 cH-Asa.

oNsgrw-PAmoRTP.NAT..(w' AnyuTT°B
READILY applied to any garment by
piercing a round hole, which requires no sewing.
Can be easily removed and re *limited, and are easier
to button than any other,. whobtwo
of Patentee,
w. Kir4ats, Hodden.field.
Agents required in *MT t!..esu not already appointed.
/EBIG'I3 LIQUID EXTRACT of BEEF
does not Moire C"ring or Warming. Is in the
not the
form of a Uvular It has
. unpleasant odour
and flavour of the solid extracts, and can he taken and
retained by thole who are unable to Partake of Solid
food in any form. Travellers by land or d
La d health will find it most dies inelicate heb:Ac andia.
sold by sji Druaiste, Grocers, and Wine mar-ch..te
ln3s.ttly, GANDY, and Co., LiverpooL
_lfignheast Testimonials from the Press and Medical

" Ths hest extract of beef o,erollered to the public
most nutritious and palstsble."- -London &rim. '
MCINEY TO LEND, to borrowers residing
in town or country, from £5O upwards, repay-
able in Ime sum from one to fi‘e years, at 5 per cent.
interest on personal security ; also, on mortgage of
freehold or issoshold property from 3 per cent, for a
term of years to be agreed upon. No commission.—
Apply to It. F. Piuntor, &q., 120, Southampton
Bow, London W.O
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-03

BREECH-LOADERS,
£ll ft. to £2O.

JOSEPH H. GREENER AND 00.,

GI TNIIAKIeItS.
RUMELL STREET, BIRMINOIL4M,
EAAVVACTERCRAI OV EVERY DIDWRIPTION Or ristrAnms.
THE above Guns aro made on either the
C..ntraldire or Pin mritetn,
Grip Action., Dammam. IWrela with Snap or Double
The Five G umea ,un i. the eheal /eta Breech. loader ever
.offered, end to be I good, sound workman•
n
aT, without ornament, anti quite equal to Guns
Charged three time the prier. fitted in leather came,
with lee cartridgm, cartridge loading, reeaPPing, and
all net...wary cleaning apparatus, .ES 10e. The 1.10
Gun amnot he rcreflol hy any maker at Any prim
Double and Single llifkm for India • Expr.m.. Cave.
Shell. Sealing, lbn,k, and Saloon 'Rifle.; harpoon
Guns, Punt Gun., Mann Guns, Air Gone; Six-abot
Breech.beeling Revolvers, 12s.
Gentlemen dealing with GRP.l:lllilt an,l Co. have
the advantage of Inang served at only one profit, being
supplied direct.

TiSTIMONIALS nom ALL PARTS OP TUB
WoRLD.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-03

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DORCHRSTEB.

IT has been resolved to establish a Mendicity Society in
Riviera en the Duras:: principle.
Tug depth of rain which fell last month here was 6.2
inches :IS against 152 in October last year.
ANGILIZATION SOCIETT.—A *crime( addresses will be
given tie first four Monday and Tuesday evenings this
month, in th• Corn Exchange, in connection with this
association. We are pleased to learn that the Baron
Hambro has sent XlO, by Mrs. Bingham, to the Rev. E.W.
Pears, in aid of the load expeniees.
Donengsv ea Ctvit -The adjcuimil anneal meeting
took place last Tuesday evening, the President (Rev. It,
Everett) in the chair, and about 23 members were rnment.
The rev. President was unanimously re-elected, mid Hie
committee appointed are —Messrs. J. Stapler, J. Hazel, IL
Grssaby, K Baker, Tug, and Sleeman.
liotv Taarrr.—The new hymn book introduced at Holy
Trinity church was used for the first time on All Saints'
.Lip. It is "Church Hymns" issued by the Society for
Promoting Christian Knowledge. Most of the hymns
which have become popular In the last few years are con-
tained in it; the selection for Sunday included several,
and they were heartily sung.
ODDTZLLOWS' FUNZIAL-011 SIBTUTday afterues.n were
interred la their last resting place the remains of Mr. R.
D. Barrett, of North Square, who expired the previous
Monday, after a very long illness. Deceased was • mem-
ber 14 the 1.0.0. F., and, as is customary, some of thy
menders of the two Lodges in the town attendal the
funeral to pay the last tribute of respect to a departed
lorothcr. The weather being unfavourable, and it being
also mulct day, there was not such • large attendance as
there would otherwise have been. The Rev. E. W. Pears
officiated at the cemetery.
WITIIE Lore MR. Blume • Ple3llllll—The shop formerly
lathe occupation of Mr. J. Bishop and that now held on
lease by Mr. How, chemist, between Mews. Williams's
and Mews. Eliot and Pearce's banks, were offered by
auction at the Antelope Hotel. on Thursday afternoon, by
Mr. T. R. Charles, of Weymouth, but they were not sold,
the best offer then given being Xl.OOO by Yr. Steele, the
present tenant of the late Mr. Bishop's premises ;
the reserved bidding
_being A lAO. It was
rumoured that the National Provincial Banking
were anxious to secure the property ma a site for=
bank
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-03

IVHY SUFFER I RELIEF IS CERTAIN.
catlt:lp4,

DIFFICITLTY IN ItREATHIN(:,
Are speedily cured by KEATING'S COITIIR
LOZENGES (recognised and recommended by the
Iredical Faculty). No remedy is an effective. One
Lozenge alone 0%114 relief. They contain no I Ipitim,
or any violent drug, awl oily he taken by
the most delicate. (Inc or tae at bedtime enielrill
rest when troubled I.y the throat. The Proprietor
revives constantly the most gratifyiw letters from
those who have obtained great benefit from their flee.
KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES, yrepared by
THOIILtI KILATIN.L SL Paul's rhurchyani We sold by
all Chemists, in Boxes, la 111. and 2.4. la. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-03

-SEEDS.

No increase of animation is yet seen in our maket,
red clovers of all kinds being still neglected, notwith-
standing the lower prices now reported both from
France and America. In trefoil seed there is scarcely
anything doing. Some small amount of business has
been passing in Alsyke, at improved values. For
winter tares the trade is not yet quite over. The
same may be said of both winter barley and rye. Of
blue boiling peas the supply on offer is not great ; but
the consumption, owing to the mild weather, is very
limited. New Dutch hemp seed is quoted In. per
qr dearer. Canary seed keeps very firm. Other
articles, for the lack of transactions, offer no subject
or remark.—John Shaw and Sons.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-03

10 0 01
6 6 0

Hal, Mr. H.

WANTED, immediately, in a Solicitor's
Office, a CLERK, who thoroughly understands
keeping the various branches of accounts if. sod
oonnected with, Poor• Law Unions; also with the
business of Asseiwil. Land Property, and Income
Tax. Fair salary will be given. Good reference, to
these personally acquainted with the applicant indis-
pensable.— Applimilions, stating age, family, and all
other necessary particulars, to be sent to Mr. Joint
DINT, Postmaster' Wareham, addreesed " Y.Z.”
Wareham, 314 October, 1874.

Now brim, rorapiled
POST OFFICE I)IRECTORV OF DORSET.
SHIRE. WILTSHIRE. and 11A/lIPSUIItE.
bacludinn the ISLE OF WIGHT, with Mat.engraeria
foe the work. Price to Subscribers, 2'.; Non.
Subeerilieni, :elk The Publishers, in inilmaittin4 the
Prospectus of the Fourth Edition of the Directorins
of
these Comities, respectfully hope for a continuance of
the patninwe of their former Subscribers.
The Agent.. are now employed in collecting the
inforniation, and the work will be published early next
London: K ELIY & 51, Great Queen-street. W.C.
(Formerly of Old Boswell (!., St Clement's.)

airt,

QUEEN'S Hour,
REFRESHMENT ROOMS,
BOURNEMOUTH WEST,
("prows MC RAILWAY !RATKO,
WILL BE OPENED IN A YEW DAYS.

_
S. BIfORT, late of Homworthy, Propriutur.
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A. B. VIOLET,
lIIMBORAT, AND BLANDFORD
TELEGRAM OFFICE,
wEsT WAY ROAD, POOLE.

Adkortiecinctita, notices of meetings, Ite., ulaY b.
addressed as above.

White Star and National Steam-ship Adencl•
Re. lured Fares to New York and Canada.

MONEY ready for immediate investment ID
I:srgeor small sums not under £5O, olitresi
description of reel or persorud security, for
periods of not lees one year, at a low rate, via, 4 Par
cent, on personal, and 3 per cent, on freehold or lame-
bolel security. Interest in all caws payable half'
yearly, and not in advance. Distance no object. All
applications will be treated with strict eecrecy and
d•nspakh. Money obtainable on the shortest notice.
No cononission.—Apply, with full particulars a* to
Eaters of security, amount required, and for what
riot, to WILLIAM Setmova, Esq., Financier, 9,
Urant Russell-street, London, W.C.

WO LET, the Beerhouse "VICTORY INN,"
P.,rtLtud. Apply to Mows. RzuDl4 and Co.,
The lire% oy, St. Thotnao-Street, Wertuouth.

( 'ORNATE&

TO BE SOLD, by private contract a small
piece, of FREEHOLD LAND beloagb? to Mr.
Volvo& —For particubus apply to Mr. J. Orrmi,
tan.. Broadway, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-03

ANONEY !—WANTED TO LEND, by a
.01 private Gentleman, to Farmers, Tradesmen
and others, rums of £5 up to £530, at 5 per eat
interest, for not longer than five yesie, on note of
hand, furniture, stock, te., repayail. by easy instal.
meats or end of term—Apply or Adams Rsarwr W.
Bina, 19, London-bridge Railway Stake, Lemke.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-03

11)1'11.T11 R.V._ PRIZE MEETINI:.

The fourtuenth annual prize meeting of the Poole
Rifle Corps took place at the Range, Hamworthy
Junction...ll Wednesday. The weather SW. 11104 fill
favour:Ado, a strong gale from the left rear prevailing,
with hems). rain. In competition A. tomes to the
amount of 4:2s is. GI. were offered, with a special prize
presented by Sir Ivor Guest, Bart_ for the
last wore at 500 yards. Iu competition 13 the value
of tls prizes amounted to £2O 13a. The result of the
slosditeg was as follows:

'1.3:1.1.1 I rION A.-At 200, 56), and GOO yards. Fins
shots at eaeli renge.-lst, Di, presented by the Hon.
E. Ashley, M.l'., Private Bishop; 2nd, 425, (timepiece),
prc-ciit,.l by 11r. J. S. Hudson, Mayor, Sergeant
Moul.no ; 3r,1, C 4, presented by Hon. E. Ashley, JLl'.,
Corporal hurt; 4th, 172 10a, (cup), presented by Mr.
It. P. yles, Sheriff. Private Rogers; sth, 22 25.,
prc-cnted by Mr. T. l'os, CoL-Sergsant Farmer; 6th,
El Pk., presented by Mr. F. T. Rogers and another,
Private Volt ; 7th, El la, (teapot), Ph-141,11ted I.
Primavesi, Bros., Private lmber ; Bth,
(chair), lo..saited by Mr. J. Hayman, Private J.
Brow ii; 9th, el, (half-dosen wine), by Mrs. Hoskins,
rorisind ; 10th, El, (vales), presented by Mr.
Shippiek, Private Ibiminey ,• 161., (sugar basin),
presented by Mr. Green, Private G ibbs ; 12th, 15a. 61,
(pair boots), presenksl by Mr. Hawke*, Sergt. Styling;
1:1th, 10s. 61. presented by Mr. Buckley, Fri. Keynes;
14th, presented by Mr. Reed, Private Ridout ;
15414 5.. (spirit bottle), presented by Mr. G. S. Norton,
Private Thorn; 16th, 61., presented by Mr. Burden,
I'rivate J. Lacy ; 17th, 2s. 6d., presented by an old
Volunteer. l'rivate W. Brown.
courrrirtos 8.-At 200 and 400 yards. The shots
at each range. -Ist, £.5 55., presented by Mr. ('harks
Wariw, Captain Stone; 2nd, £5 (value), presented
by Captain Stone, Private G. Brown; 3rd, 22 10s.
(cup), presented by Lieut. String, Private Miller;
4th, 222.., presented by the Rev. J. Williams, Hon.
('haplain, l'rivate Real ; sth, P 2 (set of trays), Ire-
ii by Col Sergeant Farmer, Private Winkworth ;
Gth, 21 ls., present,-41 by Mr. H. I). Ellis, Hon.
Assistant-Surgeon, l'rivate Davis. The following,
presented by non.commisoloned officers :-7th, El,
Private '9/heeler' Bth, 15a., Private Hickman; 9th,
161. (butter dish), Private Tarrott ; 10th, Is. (album),
Lance Corporal Hicks; 11th, 21. 6d., Private Byles ;
12th, 21. 61, Private Bowyer.
'lke special prize is undecided, the winner having
she. taken first prize in the competition, and by the
conditions of Sir Ivor Guest, and the rules of the meet-
big, no member CM take more than one prize.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-03

-11-AV AND-STRAW:

There were .gir. cupplies of fodder im offer here
to-day, and the rate; for clover were again somewhat
easier, but hay and straw were in demand and fully as
dear.

(Per Load of 34 True,)
Fine Meadow Hay 901 toll D.
Inferior Ditto . •.to ;:o.
Straw ..
Prime old Myer. 0.10331: to
V
llit.
Inferior Ditto .. aba to 034
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-03

NATURE'S PERFECT REMEDY for all kinds of
WORMS.
WILLIAMS' (Pontardawa) WORM
LOZENGES are universally considered the
most effective remedy for ridding the human system of
all kinds of Worms. " Sir,—l have for IMMO time used
your Antbelmintic or Worm Lozenges in my family, and
tind them a very speedy and efficacious cure for astaildes,
and their agreeable and convenient form is • great
recommendation for children.—W. Hurcsubsos, vicar of
llowden." Sokl by most Chemists at ffid., 130., and
2s. lid, per box, or for 14 or 34 stamps, from J. DAVIES.
Chemist, SIFFIII/136. Any of the following symptoms
indicate worms :—Variable appetite, ketid breath, acid
eructation, pains in the stomach and bead, grinding of
teeth during sleep, paleness of the countenance, occasional
griping pains more particularly about navel, short dry
cough, and emaciation of the hady, often mistaken for
decline, slow fever and irregular pulse, sometiniee convul-
UV.) tiW—often causing sudden death.—Full directions
with each box.

THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
THOMPSON'S BURDOCK PILLS
overcome the worst forms of diseases, and the
foulest state of the blood, stomach, liver, and kidneys;
they. go to the core of every disease, where no other
medicines have power to reach.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Cures the following complaints :—lndigestion, or
wind in the stomach or bowels, giddiness in the head,
dimness of sight, weak or sore eyes, loss of memory,
pa:ltai,ation ort.he heart, liver and bilious obstructions,
or tightness in the chest, rheumatics, lumbago,
Ettr.gravel, pains in the back, scurvy, bad legs, bad
sore throat, sore heads, and sores of all
descriptions, burns, wounds, or white swellings,
scrofula, or king's evil, gatherings, tumours or cancers,
pimples and blotches on the face and body, swelled
feet or legs, scabs and itch, erysipelas, jaundice, and
dropsy, and fevers of all kinds.
In boxes at Is. lid. and Is. 9d. per box ; a great
saving effected by taking the larger size. Sold by all
chemists, or from the proprietor, J. Triommox, 34,
High-street, Swansea. for 15 or 34 stamps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-03

EVERIIHOT.

N.A.L.U.—A meeting was held here on Saturday night,
when Mesas. Gould and Pike delivered addresses. Is it
was very dark tallow candle' were lighted and held in
the hands of delighted juveniles. Upwards of •
hundred people auembled, boya largely predominating.
Mr. Mould began ty singing "A labourer's lot in thls
country of freedom, and then followed a speed). In tba
usual strain. Emigration was impressed upon those who
were not contented with eleven " bob" • week. Mr. Pike
followed, and 'The Fine Old English Labourer" was
sung, after which • few joined the Union, several sheets
of Union Melodies and a number of CAroniefee were sold.