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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-09-15

Dorsrtsbire.

Doiurr RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. —TO give such members
of the battalion who are not otherwise qualified for the
Government grant, an opportunity of becominic 00,
battalion drib aru appointed at Dorchester, Nth inst.,
at 2 p.m. • at Wimbernu, land, at 2 p.m. ; and at Temple-
combo, 20i.h, at IU

HOSPITAL SUM/AV.—We have been requested to insert
the following appeal :
.• Her. Lod Dear Sir.—The season has now come when, In
accordance with an intimation made In the annual report, the
committee of the Dorset Comity Hoepital venture to repeat their
!vatsl for your co-operaUon In the matter of a Hospital Sunday.
Whilst gladly assenting to the proposal of the Committee of the
Salisbury Infirmary to recommend for the; purpoee the anise
day, via., September 27th -unless heal circumstances suggest
some other more convenient .-they had hewed It more ad via.
able to act albigether independently, and to circulate this
separate mutat over the arm with which the Dorset County
Hospital Is more immediately connected. They gratefully
acknowledge the proceeds of lain year's appeal, objet. resulted
In scum considerably in advance of the onlinary congregational
wilections ; and they earnestly truet that, as time imams on,
the interest which has been taken In this benevolent combination
In good works may rather increase than abate Du the present
occasion the bountlful harvest, we happily gathered in, seems to
Invite a special thank-odering to it., Almighty Lord and giver;
and, for Ike Hospital, she eommittie oak no More than that its
claims on the county for the benefits it is permitted to confer
oO Ills seek poor may be fairly considered. I have the honour
to he, rev. sir, your, tery faithfully, C. W. HUSSMAN, chair-
mau" •

" Nit -Buie vi. Crinectors of IC! 25 ruin be enUtled to
recommend one inlatieut or three out-pat/mita trona the parish
in which the .11ection is trade. and so ou for every LY 2e. col•
lceted. Such privileges coutinue for one year from LitUS Of pay
went to the trawler '"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-09-15

LEATH OF A LITTLE GIRL THROUGH A

FALL.

A sail event oreurrod on Friday Mglit last—the death of
• bright pretty little girl named Mabel Read, about six
years old, the youngest daughter of Mr. Carey Read. post-
master. The little girl went out with her sister and three

Children blackberrying on the 'hickerel road on Thursday
afternoon. Between three ard four they were coining
home, and when on the other side of the Railway arch,
the little Maisel ran up the steep embankment by the side
of the road. lier sister Eva begged her not to go up; but
the little thing started, and got to the top. It is supposed
that she became giddy, for she fell, turning a somersault,
struck her head on the hard road, and lay insensible. She
wail picked up by her sister and the servant of the Rev.
NV. Lewis, and her face warn found to be scarred. She Cried
a good deal; but when taken hotue, she ate her tea, and
laughed and played with the other children. She was put
to bed as usual, and in the night was taken rather sick ;
but Mrs. Read did not think much of that, as the child
had been sometimes bilious before. In the morning her
mother asked how she was, and she replied—only • little
bit tired. Iler parents let her lie, awl her food was taken
up to her; but in the middle of the day she was moved
downstairs. In the afternoon ,the fell into stupor, and
her mother cculd not make her hear. Dr. Simpson was
immediately sent for, but he found the case hopeless, the
little girl had a succession of eta, and he could only apply
external palliatives, and about a quarter before ten the
little girl died.
An inquest was held at the Bear Inn on Saturday,
before Mr. 11. Lock, deputy coroner, the facts were stated,
and Dr. Simpson ascribed the death to an effusion of serum
on the brain.
Verdict: Accidental Death.
The jury were Messrs. It. T. Atkins, Dennis, 13. Parsons,
Vine, Bartlett, Nathan, Edmunds, Wycherley, Dimond,
0. Russell, Rowlett', and Rove.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-09-15

POOLE.

Tile lIEGISTRATION.—The Revising IlasTister, Mr. R
Platt, has fixed Monday, the 20th inst., for holding his
court in Poole. The court will sit at ID a.imm. on Monday
morning, and at 6 p.m. on Tue•lay. The lists of objec-
tions are of portentous length, and the "pauper " element
is said to largely predominate.
Ix SVSPENa.—On Saturday morning two young lovers
about to pledge their truth at a chapel at Parkstone were
doomed to a temporary, but tantalising disappointment.
Minutes puaed like hours, but no Registrar made his
appearance ; and the anxious hearts became sick with
hope. The little "silver lining" in the dark cloud how-
ever suddenly appeared, and the arrival of a train an hour
over due brought the long-looked for functionary. In a
trice the two disconsuLatos were made happy, and wont
their way rejoicing that the happy event had "come off
at lut." What • shame that railway unpunctuality should
obtrude itself at such a moment of human bliss; and what
• pity the bridegroom was not. railway director I
_ .

Corm., Tuenday.—liedure Mr C. J. Stone, and Mr
Kemp-Welch.

.111x100111T AND RIVIEN.tiII

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Et izes Kinson. was charged with willfullyl
breaking a window inmate and Innen ibanas of glass of thou..:
occupied by woman named Eliza Itowe, Strwidatreet, the pro-
party of Jason Sutrrott. It appar..,l that defreutant had cause '
to eomidaio of th,., onslitet of her who fr.smentul
Mn Itowe's bust, and was is, the habit .4 spending 1.111,•C MIMS
of nonney an much as 1::.0 at & taut " ammog the low
...1111C11 .4 the neighbouriosal. tha M,,,,d0 aitermepo, Mrs
Phillips was moms lime in the company .4 two women
"standing" two 41uarts of h 0.,; and was inionutal that her
fakhltaa Bivouac as. ill bet aith a girl In Mrs 14.we's house,
which all enraged her, that in a lit of Jealousy she went
thither and threw three brickbats through the window Joint
damage to the amount of I.ls. thlsiklw to storm the matte
lint Rowe and her husliord Kase evidence, and the former was
stain-examined by .lefendant with a clew of showing
lion; but Mrs Bowe denied all knowledge of Phillips or be,
husband, or that ha had haw, or was In the bomm. Dakedadat
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-09-15

vrethers

TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.

WOIR

it ICrOW TO ENSURE HEALTH."--Just Published for two
LA Stamm By hr. Barnes, M.D., (U.S.) A Treatise oil
the Laws Governing Life and the Causes, Symptoms, and
Treatment of all diseases depending on Exhaustion of Nervous
Vitality, such as Nervous Debility, Mental and Physiad
Depression, Palpitation of the Heart, Noises in the Hart and
Esti, Indecision, Impaired Sight and Memory, Indigestion,
Prostration, Imaitude, Depression of Spirits., Lose of
and Appetite, Pains in the Back and Limbs, 71inidity,eS-
Distrust, Dissineas, lave of Solitude, Groundless Fran, and
many other ailments, which, if neglected, being the sufferers to
an early Death. together with Hints on Chronic Rheumatism,
Goat, Neuralgia, pllepsy, Hysteria, and all damns of the
Nervous and Alimentary System. The Appendix to this
valuable work contains many useful Pi...x.4140ne for the
alleviation of suffering and the cure of minor disorders, with
full instructions for their preparation and me. Contains also
some friendly advice on Hygiene, or the Way to Restore
Health, illustrated by numerous testimonials front grateful
mama who have been restored to health through the author's
instrumentality. Sent pest free for 2 stamps ; or by letter past
3 Martina Address, Dr. A. Baum, 4.2, Lotadale Square,
Harnsbury, London, N.
sf PORTANT TO COUNTRY PATIENTS.
BARNES may be consulted personally or by letter, is
II all private and confidential owes; and for the bal.& of
Nervous Sufferer, who cannot visit him, he will, on receiving a
description of their caw enclosing a stamped envelope for
reply, be ready to give his opinion upon tin nature of the
cue, and the principles of treatment necessary to effect.
perfect cure. Address, Dr. Hamm, 49, Lonsdale Square,
liarnubury London, N.
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VOL. XVII.—No. 1,009.

DORCHESTER HORSE REPOSITORY.
if.R. T. ENSOR begs to announce that his
IVA next SALE will be held on TUINDAT, Barr.
211,i,h, for which early Entriee are 'solicited.
_

Pi6MKNT ENTRIEs:
4 Cart Horses and their Harness, the property of a
gentleman
Brown 11elding, 15.2, quiet to ride and drive
Grey Gelding, 16.3, quiet to ride, has been in
double harness a few times and went quietly
Bay Mare, 14.:1, quiet to ride and drive
Chestnut Mare, five years, 14.2, quiet to ride
Brown Mare, six years, 15.3, quiet to rile, has
been hunted
Bay Pony, 13.2, quiet to ride awl drive
Handsome Bay Pony, six years, 13.2, quiet 40
ride and drive, came. a lady
The two following the property of Mr. W. Watts, of
lAttlew00;1, retiring from business:
Brown Cart Horse, seven years,ls.3, quiet worker
Brown Cart Mare, seven year., 16.3, quiet worker
l'owerful Chestnut Cart Colt, three years
Powerful 'Bay Cart Horse, eight years, 17 bands,
euitahle for van work
Brown Hone, five year., 16 hands, quiet to ride,
haa been bunted
Early Entries are solicited,
Sale to oommeno• at Two o'clock.
. .

N.ll.—ln came of.tuy Breach of Warrant the Rome
must Joe rs to tbs
Aorrtosms, in , by E o'clock on
Thursday evening her 14, otherwise the Pur•
charier moat keep tile Lot with all faulta.
Conaniasion 5 per cent.. on Horne sold.
Accommodation for Horses sent the day before the
Sale.
Dorchester, September 14, 1874,

WIMBORNE AND ORANBORNE UNION.

RED FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.

DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1874
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-09-15

Joitig isWorthy to receive,
Honour and ponies &tine,"

nag sung, and a collection 'aide.
The Rev. J. C. Fowxml, formerly missionarY in India.
also spoke, lie deprecated the witticisms of the Sainvdny
Iprirm, as to the cost of conversions. Let us think of the
cost that has been paid for us, all that our forefathers
have done for as. of the blood that was shed for us, and
we shall not think of such petty things as pounds,
shillings, and pence. Ile mood a vote of thanks to Mr.
Clark, which was seconded by the Rev. Jr. BAILEY.
Mr. CLARK acknowledged the vote of thanks, and moved
a vote of thanks to the Chairman, which WAS seconded
by the Rev. E. BOLTON and duly acknowledged.
The meeting separated about half -past nine, after sing-
ing the doxology.