The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-17 00:00:00

which the bees could be seen at thir
beautiful work, and Messrs. Tilley,
Tips did their beet to enlighten Aiken
mvsteries of bee-kweping.
The judges were the Rev. L. Sta,,t,
Espies, near Wool), Mr. R. Vetch., Lot.
444
Ti
to
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vs Mr. W. Darman, who has worked
fir the Frcetd of the aseociati n,
h(e Yeovil).
T s of the 1,.. show wu
'
The gardens in the Afternoon and e
crowded, and it is roughly estimated
3,000 persons visited the show &trine rit-'" tits
We need hardly say that Mr. W.
(secreurv) and the committee generally ,rulies,
' utmost for the convenience of visitors, tr,4 tiu
way to make the show the thorough sorry. Lee,
has been. Thanks are also due to the Mires i672_11i
and the other ladies who so kindly assisted istZN
of decoration.
Amongst the principalexhibiton
gardener to Lord Wimborne, of Wirobouu 'ea
R. Daley, gardener to T. P. Walton, El.,
Wincanton ; Mr. S. Pullman, gs,,,a7etw
gardener to J. Groves, P.sq., Rodwell ; /Zit
hi.Titeridan,_Eaq., Frampton Court ; -37,h k
gardener to T. Moore, Req., Yeovil ; Mr. 1/.17.!).
gardener to G. Harbin, F 49., Newt..m.bmlae, y
Mr. E. Bigg_,s gardener Colonel lienninr
Dorchester; General Parks; aud Mr. W. j. 844
Dean, Salisbury.
Mr. W. J. Simnson, of Dean, exhibited 'slut__
ful grapes, black Hamburg and Buckland's
both of which carried off extra I rizoi. A pe-1,78;
was awarded to Fred Simmor a, fr min
of at .ve plants. The judges very highly
the two pretty frames ffiloi lro with la e corthh;7o
by Mies M. Thiseltln. which were t
Mr. Creme was highly commer,lefo?pr
beautiful pommies. Am mg.the nosier', eur,t,itt. f
were Master Seaman, • gigantic vegetalede
Mr. Bolt, • cabbage weighing upward,' rf 216. ,
Wallis. Sc. Mary-street, kindly lent a large rium7
of china and glass ; Mr. Chalker, sevsnl
Mr. Ryall, several flags. Mi.. Groves stui,.;
the third prise for table dec .ration., ;7
aece compourl of fruit and ft ower.. 3
Bishop, a It-pa (bay, also (Ihlbit.i
pretty table den na'doti, which was very Ili,-;1,1y
v st
mended. Great praise is due to Mr. J.
Burbidge, Mr. W. Thurtnan,Mr. Spurn., Mr.
Mr. Goldstone, Mr. Freeman, and Mr. Lax
truly working committee mem
flowers to cheer the inmates
local
ei
ainOnyhoTosibvtuttsurdeeia.cu3't a morning the Misses Thiidsi

'ARDOUR TIDE TABLE
HAL, US LOW II ATV/114111We
12 I:, m. 215 sm., 415 .ra 1 0.4;
12.40 p.m. 2.49 p In.. 44 p.n. 1 .13 pa.
I.ISi m 3.13 6.m. 513 L:n. 1 r„,
p.m. 317 pm , 37 p.m I
3 4 Lm. 4 4cm 6 4 661 1 31 pit;
1.11 p.m. 4.31 pm 331 DAL ISI
161 6m. 4.68 6.64.1 6 a.. ts
335 p.m. 625 p.m.' 725 p.m 2•.;
3226 m. 552 a.m 752 4.11
419 p M. 619 p.m.; 519 p m st
4.46 a.to 646 a.m., VI m.
5.13 p.m. 7.13 p.m 915 p
Thur.i.7 I
66.407
pa.mm. 78..407
pa.mm
190 470 ;.mm /:
It
fates anb mints.

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“ How to support our hospital?” has be s
serious question, especially during the late wiles'.
depression, and some of them have beanue etahara,s,
with debt, while others are attacked by dangers,'
always threaten the weak when they are teispie::
accept of help which is not disinterested. '7;,
financial troubles of some country hospital.,
apecial difficulties brought upon Guy's by is.
bring out into stronger relief the inarrellum otta..l
the Weymouth Sanatorium. The able d•ctsr
founded that not only enlisted the pure prindia;
benevolence felt by Nome of the rich mauej,,
suffering poor ; but he gave the patientt themes's.,
unusual interest in the Sanat,riutii. I:ley
friends have to pay a very moderate lea
appreciable sum weekly, and the result, addeds,..,
Doctor's intense energy and perseverance, ha s!
that the Sanatorium is in a most pruverra ej,
financially, besides having the credit .4
30,000 sufferer*. The idea of havin.;
quite gratuitous would teem to be a coerees ,
may judge from the example of the Sanit.riam
the plan should he considered by those iazi
tions which suffer from chronic impecuuisity. :

Dr. Tanner's fast has certainly given a prettr _
rebuff to those would-be scie,tists who c, tewlet tal
the Bible could not be true, because it 111
days' fasts, which were impossible, accorlin; t al
notions of those professing themselves wise. life:,
some people won't accept the evidence in lir. Tsar
case ; but these people are of the cla—t Th.., re
facts are brought against them
the worse for the facts," and the success ..f theist:
man shows to my mind that we may get
valuable "fruits of philosophy" than thee
by the materialist school.