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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

HIGH-STREET. FORDINGTON.

rrBE LET, or SOLD by Private Treaty,—
The DWELLING-HOUSE, 8 HOP, and Exten•
rive NURSERY GROUNDS. and Large GREEN-
HO U 8 KS, &a, situate in H ion-wraarr, EAST
Foamorom, now and for many years peat in the
nocnpaam of Mr. Harris. Nurseryman.
Possereion can be given on the 25th March next.
For Terms and full rarticulsrs apply to
MR. ARTHUR IL LOCK.
Solicitor,
Dorcheetee.

DORSETSHIRE.
FARM.

T° BE LET. from-LiCi;;-Dity next,—a FARM,
sito.te in the Perish of Hook, about three miles
(mut the Toiler Station, Great Western Railway, oon-
isle*, 548 Acre., of which the greater portion is Old
Peelers •, well adapted for lairying and suitable for
sheep. There is a Capital Farm-house and Two good
Ifinmsteads on the Farm.— Applications and appoint-
(or interview at The Paulet Arms, Hook, for the
week begun:dug Febroarylith to be mule to Mr. Pins
Luid A.gent, of Newingdoo, The Pattlet
Arms Inn, Rook. Sminhaister, Dorset.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

0 A RPE TS

The BEST and LARGEST STOCK in the County.
at unusually Low Prices.
TAPESTRY KIT/ DE R DUTCH
BRUSSELS FELT HEMP
RUGS TO MATCH ALL CARPETS.
OIL (mortis, MATS, AND MATTING
Di all Widths and Qualities.

PAPER HANGINGS,
MOOD PIECES IN STOOK,
Prows 3d. per Pieoe of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING
Experienoed workmen Bent promptly.
rArriaw BOOKS from all the Beet Makers,
ENGLISH k PRENCH.

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BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
BEDDING. CLEANED AND RE-MADE.
SPRING MATTRESSES from 13a. 6d.

Logs Moro of SECOND.UA ND FURNITURS.
Goons Rsmovv, AND WARENOUSLD.
TURNITURK LENT ON HIRE.

...
FURRRALS FURNISHED & CONDUCTED

Asset for thir Atlas Firs Oftios.

ELZOKITT'S PARIS BLUE
LB used by the Poor because it is Cheap, aud by the
Rich because of its Reeuti•

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REOICITT'S PARIS BLUR
Beware of Bad Imitations. Bea RECKITra NAME
on every Wrapper.

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Thbi valuable Ointment (Is
nrigitally prepared by G. L.
itolitAtr3, M.D.), is con.
DR. ROBERTS'S fidently recommended to the
Public as an unfailing remedy
for Wounds of every ilescrip-
tion—Scsble, Chilblains, Scor-
QINTNENT. butic Eruptions, Burns, Sore
and Intl.:hod Eyes. &e. Sold
in Pots at le. lid., 2s. ILL, lie.,
and 22.. each.
Rohl wholesale by the Pioprietora, BEACH gel
BAItN LI OTT, Bridport I and retuil by all respectable
Cdtatutst...
N.B.—The um of either Roberts's Alterative
Pills or his celebrated Anti-Scoilmitic I)rops, in coo.
Junctb.n with the ()i4itui, ut. isntrunoy recominended.
See l'imphlet, with Testimonials, forwarded post
(gee.

A CERTAIN CURE POlt THE NERVOUS AND
DEBILITATED.

GRATIS, a MEDICAL WORK skowing
sufferers how they zesty be cured and recover
Health el 'vitality. without the aid of Quacks,
w;th recipes for purifying the Blood and removing
Skin Affections. Also chapters nn Dam Marriaves;
When and Whom to Merry; The Temperaments
Stammering ; Vital Force; How Wasted and Dow
Preserved ; Galvanic Appliances; and the Wonders
of the Microscope in Detecting Various Complaints.
Post free for Two stamps.—Addreill.SlCßSTAllT of
Anatomy, Birmingham.

KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.
An ever increaeing sale of nearly GO years.
KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.
The Beat and Safest Remedy for COUGHS.
Ai3 rimixar, and TICKLING in
the Throat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

MOUTON.

MAIIMAGB Or ML DIGBY AND MIMI FienfititeTole.
of Mr. Charles Wriothesly
W•tcau.—The merrier
Digby, of Meriden HA I, Warwickshire, and Miss Dora
Fetherstonhaagh, third daughter of Mr. Rupert
Vetherstouhaugh, of 24, Chester-terrace, S.W., and
Moreton, was solemnised on Tueeday, at St
Michael's, Chester-square, London. The ceremeny
was performed by the Rev. Canon Itankes, rector of
Code Castle, cousin of the bridegroon, assisted by the
Rev. Canon Fleming. In the church were many
spectators and friends of both families. The bridge.
groom came early, attended by his cousin, Mr. Rankes,
who acted as best man. On tne arrival of the bride,
the wedding procession was Immediately formed, arui,
on the arm o f her father, the bride proceeded at once
to the altar, followed by her eight bridesmaids—viz.,
Misses Teresa, Maud, and Blanche Fetherstonhaugh,
sisters of the bride: and Mimes Ina, May, Ethel,
*lvey, and Vera Oigby, sisters of the bridwroom,
=tln white cashmere dresses with ruby-oaoured
enets, and sashes, each wearing a locket, the
gift of the bridegroom. The bride's dress was of white
Nab, trimmed with Brussels lace, with • wreath of
blossoms and tulle veiL At two o'clock the
=married pair left Chester-terrace for Moreton
Rouse, where they arrived by evening express. They
trill remain there until next week, when they leave
or Cannes.

WOlll.ll BIOGING. Jane Bowerina, • poor, I
Ingtobeddsoking woman, was charged with begging.
.--312. Sanas said ths woman had told him she was
going from house to house to get plain needlework.
lis had known the family for many ymn, they were
teepeetable, and this woman's son had now offered to
hike her under hh ow, and she promised not to do
again as she bad done.—Einpt. Vickery said prironer
*as lodging at the New Inn, • mere tramps lodging.
house, and she was In such • dirty, filthy state, that
she wee not In a state to take in plain nessllswork ; she
Vaal to ladies late at night, and be thought the Union
Ira the best place Ice ber.—Dr. Drew had heard
Mar womplainbe of the woman's conduct, end under-
MIMI the was in • dirty, filthy state, and her going
about for needlework was an excuse for bogging alma
...Mrs rem was adjourned till to-morrow morning, sill.
WITMOCITEROTAL Hoarrra..—We are requested to
nomoonoo that the register for puma, as suggested by
hai
medical dhows at the late annual mog of the
institntios, ie now reedy, and that all women
al acting in that can have their mama
aa applioation to the matron. As every
t is intended in the success ot this project,
fa hoped no opportunity will be lost of inducing
Koli:vsil thmessains of the adv of mis-
sed of andorming to the rulesmataZdown for
milliddilints
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

PORTLAND.

DL H. nit FONUARTTN, assistant surgeon at the
Prism, is removing to Working; Ms successor is not
yet appointed.
G•HRI1011 SURGION.-Dr. Wilron, medical officer
In the charge of the garrison at Portland, is removing
to Perth, N. 8., having completed his ttrm of service
at Portland.

CAMP roa TEM VOLUNTIZILL The Portland
Artillery Volunteer' will join the beadnuerters
at Portsmouth about July, and proceed into camp at
Bentham Castle. Previous to their departure they will
b. provided with the regulation helmet.
SAmoit Bove..—On Wednesday morning five first-
elms boys from H.M.S. Boacawen proceeded to Devon-
port to join H. hf S. Arab at that port. On the previous
Monday five had gone to Portsmouth to join the
Griffon.

Fooram.t..—A team of the Portland Football Club
went to Dorchester OD Wednesday, and played a
match with the County School. It wm a most fearful
day, report the Portlanders ; the school scored two
goals to Portland's none.
COIMANDING OVVICSIeD Damoquawrata. In the
Army ketimates the sum of .C5OO is asked for to
advance the work of erecting the new quarters for the
officer commanding at Portland, which quarters are to
cost £1,200, about £5OO hail already been spina, leaving
ggpo to be provided hereafter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

DECIDING' DOUR'S-E.

E—Captaio Eli en (Mr. N. I) r d The Didger. by
Fogitive—Ellen John.m. b 4
S—Mr. F. Gtheen (M... A Cokr) be d Maephenon. by
?Cider Sanu—Auoio lit4ephersol.
And wen the Plate.

THE WATILRLOO 1.1/ ItSE of 4;215, taken front the Cup St;ikeli.
for the dogs beaten in the licit round of the Cup.
Winnpr, £75; ei-cond. AM: two dogg £l5 inch ; lour
dugs, £lO 01Cli ; eight dogs, 4:5 eteh.—Total, £215.

THIRD. ROUND..

.... ..„„..—.
Dnlas beat Wondreeve roper beat Daleardo
Memnon beat Bird of Pro- Mentor ran • bye, Cathie
MUM drawn

FOURTH ROUND.
Memnon boat Dula. I S.illwr beat Mentor

NCI DI NU. CO-1.1.11311.

S —Mr. W. Smith a I d p Sappvr, by Master Avon—Wide-
awaka, beat
g —Mr. C. M. Nudist na bk wd Momnon(late Sit Richard),
by Caliph—Polly sad woe the Puns.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

PROVIiIONS.

TICNDEFtS will be received until two 0414•4
Oa THURSDAY, the 3rd MARCH, for the
iwpply for Twelve Months, from 14 APRIL next, of
MUTTON, POlB, and SUET for H.M. Training
Mips at Portland and Portsmouth.
Ferns of Tender, containing conditions of Contract
and al particulars, way be obtained on pommel
applicatios at this Office, or by Letter addressed
"'Director el Navy Contract+, Admiralty. Whitehall,
S. W."
Applications for Foi.ne of Tender should state for
what place *ad what article it is lutended to T.Rder.
Thar Lordships do not bind themselves to accept
the lowset or any Tender, and they reserve to them-
selves the power of accepting any part of • Tender.
JOHN COLLETT.
Director of Navy Contracts.
Wfidtelsall. 12th February, 18el.

COUNTY CABINET WORKS,
a, COUNHILL, DOILCIIESTEtt.

Mita. HANNAH

BEGS respectfully to thank the Nobility,
Clergy, and Gentry for their kind support to her late
husband, and to inform them that she intends continu-
ing the BUSiDIIIIIII (with the help ot her Sons), under
the Superintendence of Mr. E, IIoLLAND, who bee
had many years' experience with her late husband and
the We Kr. Troves.

Al Mare Orders will be thanl'ully resolved and

isaveramptWestiom

Cheques and P. 0.0. payable to Harriet S. liattnah.
January, 1881.

16 LARGE SHOW-ROOMS
Weil stocked with every description of
F URNITURE

Suitable for the
MANIUOS, PARSOPAGI, FAILMHOUBI, & COITAOL

BLINDS,
Of every Description anti NlateriaL

CURTAIN MATERIALS.
A great Variety of Novelties for Present Seasons.
HANDSOME BORDERED DITTO, horn 20a per
Pair.

LOSS OF TIME IS LOSS OF MONEY!
A CCIDENTS cause LOSS of TIME, and may
la_ may be providetl against by a Policy of the
RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE COM-
PANY, the Oldest ta4cl Itargeet Accidental Aeamance
Company.

Right Hon. Lord ILIFIN4IRD, ChM' min.
8U133C111 BE D CAPITAL, 1,000,000.
hiopgraag Puramg*

BONUS ALLOWED TO INSURERS OF FIVE
YEARS' STANDING.
A Axed sum in ease of Death by Accident, and a
Weekly Allowance in the event of Injury.
Ong lifitaLton AND • HALF HAS BE= PAID AS
COMPIIIISATION.

Stations, the
Apply to the Clarke at the Railway
Local Agents, or
64. Coamnict, Lospos.
WILLIAM 4. VIVIAN, riecretary.
Agents—
Dorchester—Mr. R. (Lisa.
Weymouth-31r. IL °awn, juo., Dorsetahlre Bank

"WHEN YOU ASK FOR"
RIOSITTS PARIS BUHR
"us THAT YOU GET IT.'

REOICITTS PARIS BLI7I
Used In the PRINCE of WALES'S LAUNDRY.

—ai
PARIS BUM
Used in the DUCHESS of EDINBURGH'S

-LAUNDRY.

KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.
Convenient to keep handy in the pocket.

KEATING'S GOUGE' LOZENGES.
Are u dversally raconnuomled by the Fazulty.
Testimonial (Original may be seen).
Dun Sta,—llaving tried your Cough Lozenges in
I have much pleasure in testifying tl their
beneficial effects in Cases of Incipient Consumption,
"isthmus, and Brunt:Alia affections. So good •
medicine ought to be known to be appreciated. I have
prescribed it largely with the best re.ults.
%V. B. G.,
Apothecary, KM. Indian Medical S6rvice.
Bold In Tins, .Is. led. and 2s. 111 each, by all
Druggists.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

• •4

NAVY CONTRACTS FOR FRESR BRICE

TENDERS will be received until two o'clock
on THCRSDAIr. 2rd MARCH next, for the
Supply of FRESH BEEF at the following places, for
Biz Calendar Mouths, trim the 14 APRIL neat :

ENGLAND,

PORTLAND AND IN PORTLAND ROADS.
Forms of Tender, • containing conditions of Con-
tract and all particular., may be obtained on pereonal
anplicatlen st this Dice. or by letter addreesed to
" D rector of Navy Contracta," Admiralty, White-
hall, S.W.
Their Lordship; do not bind tbersiselveo to accept
the lowest or any Tender.
JOHN COLLET
Director of Navy Contract.
• Applicatleas foe Forma of Tender should state for
what place it is intended to Tender.
Contract Department, A.datiralty, Whitehall, S.W.,
Llith February, 1881.

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
HY HOTEL APPOINTMENT.
To HER
To Till PRINEN OE
MAJESTY, tei
WeLie, by Special
By Special Warrant,
Warrant, dated Feb.
dated Dec. 27, M 63. 10, 1866.

_
DAY, BON, AND HEWITT,
Inventors and Proprietor' of the
"ORIGINAL" STOCK-BREEDERS' MEDICINE
CRESTS.
Kos all Disorders in Horses, Catt/e, Calves, Sheep,
and Lambe; and the Inventor of the first A.nimal
Medicines ever known as 'DA% S."

These matchless Chests contain all that a farmer can
require t keep his Stuck free from disease, and in fine
healthy condition, viz.
The "Chemical Extract," for Wounds, Swollen
Udders, and Ewes Lambing.
The Gaseous Fluid," for Colic, Scour and Debility.
The " Red Drench," for cleimeing Cow. and Ewes.
" Red Paste Balls." for Coinlitiooing Horses.
The "Broocholine." for Husk, }donee, or Cough.
The "Gem. lyric," for [leaving or Paining,
The "Alcoholic Ether," for Cohla and Chilli.
The " Carminative.Ciusik," for Diarrhoss in Lambs
and Calves.
Prices of Chests complete, with " Rcy to Farriery,"
£216.. 6d., and 1.13 (is. orsekeepers' Chest, £2 IT.. 6d.
Sent carriage paid. Any atticle can be had separately
to boxer.

Award "Certificate of Merit" by the National
Agricultural Society of Victoria, Australia, Spring
Exhibition, 1871 ; President's Medal, Spalding, July,
1872; Silver Medal, Mancheater and Salford Show,
November, 1874; Silver Medal, Preston, June, DOS;
Silver Medal, Northamptonabire'Agricultural Society,
Stamford, September, 1875; Silver 5101.1, Cheshire
Agricultural society, Crewe, Septtinber, 1875; Special
Prize, National Agricultural Society of Victoria,
Australis' November, 18Th; Medal, Cheshire Agricul-
tural Society, Chester, September, ,87i; Silver
Medal, South African Exhibition, Cape4.ol7 ;
Silver Medal, Preston, July, 1877; :giver Medal.
Northumberland Agricultural Society, Newcastle-on-
Tyne, August, 1877 ; Silver Medal, K.nutaford, July,
181 a, Medal, North Berwick Show, 1S78; Medal,
Dairy Slow, Louilm, October, 187$; silver Medal,
Derby, September. P:72 ; Silver Medal, Derby,
September, 1879; and Medal, Begthata, September,
1880.

These important invention,' have stood the teat of
time, and rim the Farmer's True Friend and Guide in
all his Cattle Dlsesesth
Cluzion.—Beware of Low Priod imitstionr., and
nee the name, DAY, SON IL H.EWITT, is on all
Bottles and Packets.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

town. has been lost of Stasstarem with all hands. She
traded between London and Brid_port, and the contain,
William Paul, is • brother of Mrs. Hounseirs, of Belch) et.
The Meal was on the way from the port of London to
B6dport with & cargo of manores, intending to discharge
half of her complement at Weymouth en route There
were but four men on hoard, Incloding the captain. The
111-fated vessel "snobs" at Sheerness on Sunday, and rode
at anchor ontiiis that port WI Tuesday night The next
aseeniag nothing was seen of her, and as it was not
lediemil she had shipped her anchors and continued her
coarse. It was feared she had gone down. The night of
Tuesday was not particularly stormy, 'ad she was such •
bemoan vessel that she would have rode out any odinarY
storm. It is believed she must have cast Mr anchor. and
become unmanageable, or that another vessel collided
with bee during the night. During Wednesday the ship's
boat was toned floating, bottom upwards, and almost at
the sante time three bodies wars washed ashore. Two of
Meta bare hien recogelled to be those of the mots and
ths captains eon. John Paul. about 18 or 19 year* of age.
The body of the mato was known by a person of Portland,
Who knew blot intimated,. The body of the captain, up
to the time of writing, has not been discovered. Ths
boodles were waand *abort off Hy the. A bottle has been
*cited up opposite Greenhill, Weymouth, containing •
piece of paper, with the words "Ocean Lady, ell hands
lost." The letter is thought to be not genuine, bit how
anybody could perpetrate a hoar on such • mournful
subject passes common understanding.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

THE GREAT nom) ruitivint AND RESTORER.

pOR cleansing and clearinF the blood from all
iininirities cannot be too highly revommemle'l•
For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Diseases, and Some of
all kinds it is a never-failing awl Permanent cure.
It Cures Old
It Ceres Ulcerated Sores on Neck.
It Cures Ulcerated Sere Legs.
it Owes Blackheads, or on Mc face.
flur,A Scurvy Sores.
It Cures Cancerous Ulcers.
Ilhod end Skin
It curve Glandular Suullinlok
It (leers the 'Blood from all icaptire matter,
From whatever cause arising.
Ax this mixture is pleaxaut to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the most
delicate constitution of eitlwr sex, the l'.oprietot
solicit! sufferers to give jt.a trial to test it.. value.

MOUSANDS OP TRST !MON IA ftwa.
bold in Bottheim. ach, mid iU I !MON, I.3.lltaillillB
Six times the quantity, It.. tech—piaci...lit to effect a
permanent cure in the great ma,jority of long-Atatoling
eiteee—llY ALL CIIKAIIWIS AND rATENT
MEDICINE vENDoli_s throughout the emild, oe
sent on reoeipt :el or 192 ..Li.,.
r. J. CG A hit R. Ctonwift. .1 imiAoohriol lieU, Liploo:n.
Wholesale, all Patent medicine houses.
BEWARE OF W.iIiTHLE $S IMITATIONS
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

TEI ONLY CHEAP NEWSPAPER FOR BUILDERS AND
ENOINZERS.—Every Saturday, Price Tympanic*.
DLILDINO sod ENOiN IN EERG ttY6ll. A complete
1-• record of all that is of interest to the builder and engineer.
Special= eopy. poet free, tad.
Office, 164, Alderegatentreet, London, KC ; and at News-
agent'

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ci DESIGN. An illustrated practical Art Journal, Id
Weekly, 9d Monthly.
London :—Ceell Brooke 4 Co., Catberine-strset Strand.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

-..iiiiialii.

PAL _
eteamens
kartnr
On,

GU
FRY'S COCOA EXTRACT.

PtTRIL

Gold Modal, Psza 1878.
Awarded So .IL FRI a goo*
_
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

BLANDPORD.

CONCiIiT. —A grand vocal and instrumental concert
took place in the Corn Exchange on Thursday evenine,
under distinguished patronage, awl there was • very
large and appreciative audience, The principal
vocalists were Misr. SL Gill, Miss M. K. Grdves,
Miss Constane?, M. Smith, and Mr. Blandtord. •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

LONDON CORN MARKET (CLOSING).

Wheat, very quiet; tendency in buyer's favnur ; nn
actual reduction. Nt.lting tisane, steady; grinding
ditto, dull; c nnmon oats, G I. to 91. dearer, and other
sorts unaltered; maize rhea U. to 61.; beans and peas
unaltated ; flour, dull and drooping.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE. -MONDAY.
(THIS DAY.)

Abut 3.000 beasts, including about 700 foreign.
Trade quiet, from 41. tp rPi. fi I. About $OOO sheep;
trade steady from 51. to 7e. 21. Calves, fr on .11. to
13,. 4d. ; pigs, from 44. 6i. to 5.. 4,. per eight pounds.
At Deptford there were about 7,000 sheep.
Consols sixteeuth lower. Wheat drooping.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

GRAND VOLUNTEER BALL.

A fashionable assembly met at the Dill Hall, the head-
quarters of the A C nupany, DJ: V.. last Thursday
evening. tptain ‘Vhethani has sp wet no pain. to make
the ball, in the highest degree, iuccessful. and thank, are
due to him for his unsparing eirdrte. The bill is under
the rat,onage of the Mayor of Bridport (Charles E linunds.
Esq.), Ideua-Cdonel Steward (commanding D wset Rifle
V d.inteers), Cit' ,in C. G. Elers, W.S.Y.C.. Csptain H.
E Norris, D.A. V.. Captain K It. Willie, D.A.V., and the
hon. members of the A Cautpany. The management was
in the able Kinds of the company... odic. re, the refresh-
ment bullet brour presided at hy Hemmen W. Trump and
Quarternmster-Sergusnt The elite of the neigh-
bourho'id grirol vie rooms, which was beautifully
decoreted with bannro. green, ry, and lower.. D dicing
was k.mt up with zest untd lit, on Friday morning. A
repJit of the ball will be published in our next impression.

BRIDPORT LIBERAL ASSOCIATION.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

LONDON CORN (OPSNING).

Wheat, slow rale ; barley sold it late rates; fur,
dull ; oats anil maiz, tolerably fire; baeev, beans,
and peak quiet. Arrival. :—Er whsa.t. 3,040 gra. ;
dour, 100 barrels. and avoq sack. ; foreign wheat,
28,881 ; barley. 153 ; beans, 6,004 qrs. ; flour, 1,928
barrels, and 8,404 sack'.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

SHABTPISBURY.

ST. PETER'S Cli I • ItCH.—The I.Siocesan Surveyor
having inspected this building, has reported as under :
—" That the ringing of the bells be discontinued until
steps have been taken for properly tying the walls
together. The Sounding is an interesting one, and
contributes much to the picturesque appearance of
that part of Shaftesbury. I cannot too strongly urge
the committee to take immediate steptyi for the
careful restoration of the tower, and, as early as
possible, the church." It will be remembered a coin.
inittee was formed some time since for the pup., of
ascertaining what means could be taken for restoring
it ; and they have issued a circular appealing to the
inhabitants (d. the town and neighbourhood for assist-
ance. Mr. J. Strange has been appointed treasurer,
and Mr. (I. Hacker hen secretary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

REOKITT'S PARIS BLUM

CAUTION.

The marked superiority of this Laundry Blue over
all others, and the quick appreciation of its merits by
the Public, ham been attended by the imial result
viz., a flood of imitations ; the merit of the latter
manly consists in the ingenuity exerted, not simply in
Imitating the vinare shape, but making the genera
appearanca of the wrappers retemble that of the,
genuine article. The Man, facturers heg therefore to
caution all buyers to lie " Iteekitt'a Paris Blue" on
each packet. Bold in Penny Squaws at all respectable
Groomthlae and Druggist&

MONEY LENT WITHOUT PUBLICITY.
THE NATIONAL MEE.OANTILE HANK,
Linrexu,sl, Queewatreet, Exeter.
Make IMMEDIATE ADVANCES from £lO to
i 12,000, to male or female, upon nuts of hand alone, or
upon registered or unregistered m.rtgage, upon furni-
ture, stock, plant, crops, and Is. wing impleinents
without removal. Also upon deeds and Ii e policies at
1:5 per cent. NO SURE'rI ES or fees required.
This Bank has been established 15 parr, and
advances more money than any two or three (combined)
of the largest Advance OffiCeil throughout England.
Apply personally or state smonut required.

WILTON ADAMS,
N. 13 —The Manager wishing to increase his Country
Business., will grant loam. to all responsible applicants
at • day • notioe. Dietsuce no obitrt, and no genuine
proposal is et er refused. A Commission is paid to any
person introducing good borrowors.

QUEENSLAND EMIGRATION.
riniE mat Ship (Tilt; DUKE 0? ATDOLE)
wia sail for hiAltYl4oll:tiUGl{ on the 2lnk
January, ISSI, with Nominated Passengers, Biagio
Women, and • few Farm Labourers,

For Handbook and Forma of Application apply to
The AGENT.GENEItAL FOR (WEE VSI.AND
32, Charing-Croak London, S.W., or to
Mr. T. G. SHYER,
if j. W.,114.1..h-vills+, Dorchester.
"The Resources of ttueen.laud," by Jas..l34nwick,
F.R.G.S., forwarded poet free for ls., by G. Street
and Co., 30, Gambill, Londkin, E,C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

1111DPORT.

Donovan Pour& Saturday.—Beforo C. I,4lmunds,
Esq. (Mayor).—William Baker, a young tramp, hal-
ing from Hereford, was charged with having stolen
two pencibcases, value Is., the property of Mr. Crees,
of South-street.—A constable stated having received
information of the offence, and visited prisoner's
lodgings and found the articles concealed in the coal-
hole.--Sergeant Hazzard roved charging prisoner
at the station, and he admitted having taken them.—
The case was remanded till Tuesday.
THEFT BY • Taamr.—At tee Tuesday's S'es,ione,
before C. Edmonds, Esq., (Niayor), and Dr. Hay,
?A.D., William Baker, • tramp, 18 years of age, was
charged on remand with stealing two pencibeines,
value 6,1. each, the property of Mr. Win. Crees, fancy
goods dealer, of Southoitre, t —Mrs. easily Cree., wife
of prosecutor, 'aid prisoner came into the shop on
Friday, the 11th Mat, atal asked if she kept penny
boxes of dominoes. She told Min she did not, but told
him where he might get them. She missed seine
pencils before prisoner csine ii. After prisoner was
gone she looked out into the street for him, but could
not see him. During the .lay saw him crooung tiv•
road, called him, and asked where he had been. when
he sail "To his lodgings." The policeman cme and
searched him in her prmience, but found nothing.
I'rosecutrix etc ,gnised the pencil-cases pro Metal.—
P.C. Sprackling said he received information from
Mrs. Croce, who suspected prisoner ..f stealing the
pencils, lie questioned prisoner in tho shop, but be
replied that he knew nothing of the matter; searched,
but found nothing on his person ; then searched his
lodgings, and found the pencils (pr since I) in the co il•
hole. He apprehended him, and at thc station he
admitted taking them.—P.S. Hazzard c ,reob 'rated
the statement made by the cln,lable as to prisoner's
admission of gout, and preferring the jtOirrett.on of this
court, he was sentenced to 11 days hard lab iur.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

THE COERCION BILL.

The only English members who voted on Friday
night in the minority of en (including tellers) again 4
the first clause of the Coercion Bill were Mr. .10p.eph
Gowen, Mr. Burt, Mr. Bradlaugh, and Mr. Thornls...o.
Ainong the Irish Liberals in the minority were Sir.
Mitchell Henry, Mr. P. Martin, Sir P. thlrion, Kr.
C. Russel, Mr. Brooks, Colonel Colthurst,
Gabbett, and Mr. Errington.

THE EXPEOTED WAR WITEI

ASHANTEE.

CAPE COAST CASTLE, FEBRUARY iont.—Th outbreak
.d war with Ashantee is momentarily expected. and
great excitement prevails. Th• Ashantees are three
days march from Cape Coast Castle. Captain
Barstow and 100 troopa have arrived here from Lag,.
and Quetta, with 1.1710 Gatlin g guns. MO men of
the 2nd West India Regiment and the crew of the
gunboat Flirt have been landed at Fort }Amine.

CURIOUS PARLIAMENTARY QUESTION.

There is 114010 sllmoonset Irish immobile of calling um,
attention of the Speeker to an incident in the debate at
'ride), night's sitting. When the division on Yr. Gods,.
ainendthent was cilied at half-past one in the owning aa
hon. meniter on the Conservative beaches vim „ fas,
asleep that be did not hear the question put, no egg
aroused by the bustle of departing another, vibes
flnally arou-ei he went Into the division lobby and voted
with the " The Irish members propose to ask the
Spanker wh, Vier such a vot• was given in accord's,*
with the rule that requires that no member shell vote
except those who have heard the question pa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

LOSS OF A STEAMER.

The London and South-Western Company's mall
steamer Caledonia, one of the largest of the company's
fleet, sunk ma :iaturday morning, within a short Uiae.
tune of the mouth of St. lielier'a herb .ur, and will
beoomo a total wreck. The vessel left Southampton
on Thursday, at midnight, under command of Captain
Litinson, with mails fur the Channel Islands, and was
due at Jersey at noon on Friday. The dense fog in the
Channel detained her off the Needles light till 11.30,
when she left and made a slow passage through the
fog to Guernsey, where she arrived a little before tee
at nigbt. On account of the tide she remained there
till four on Saturday morning, wheushe left f..r Jersey,
and when near the harbour struck n tie Oyster Picks
opposite Eli: theth Castle, and began to fill immeii•
ately. The bo its were at once launched, and the
passengers and crew had scarcely left the vessel
when she slipped off the r.ck and sank. At high
water part of the masts and funnel only could be seen,
bet on the tide falling in the afternoon the upper part
of the hull was above water, and the weather being
fine, a diver was able to go down awl secure the mails
and a quantity of luggage. At low water on Sunday
men were employed removing as much sm possible of the
vessel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

THE COLLIERY STRIKE.

Over 2,000 colliers resumed work in Wigan district
this (fAinalsy) morning, masters granting weekly pay.
and moo weaving temporarily the question of adrutc•,

TROOPS FOR THE WAR.

Definite orders have been received at Chatham foe
the 7th Company Royal Engineers to embark ag
Woolwich for the Transvaal, on Wednesday imd
Thursday next.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

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FRAXPTON.

Fa.turroN ENDOWED SCHOOL was recently examined
by the Rev. M. J. Green, for the Diocenan Inspector,
and the report was as follows :—" This school passed,
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on the whole a satisfactory examination, and Is in a
very fair state ef general efficiency." The whole
school passed in two extra subjects, geography and
grammar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

LOW SPIRITS.

The wholesome effect exerMsed by them admirable Pills over
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COUGHS. COLDS, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS. and NEURALGIA_
DIL J. COLI IS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE. A few
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Boa In bottle*, Is lid, 2s Ski, Lod to &I by al Chemists.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

BRADFORD PEVERELL.

ENTERTAI SMENT.—On Thursday last a very success-
fill entertainment was held in the schoolroom at
Bradford. There was a good attendance. The pro-
gramme was SI follows :—Piano duet, "Ii Tancredi,"
Misses Smith; song, "Molly Malone," Miss K.
Williams; song, "Simon the Cellarer," Mr. 0.
Saunders; reading, "The Ghost that ran away with
an Organist," Mr. H. B. Middletown ; song, " Milly's
Faith,' Mrs. Aylmer; duet song, "No Sir," Mrs.
Everett and Miss K Williams; song, "Little Maid
of Areadee," Mr. Darden; recitation, Mrs. Everett;
piano duet, "The Waterfall," Mimes Smith ; song,
The Lawyer's Snare, or Gs. &I," Mr. 0. Saunders;
reading, the Rector; song, "Outward Bound," Miss
K. Williams; song, Mr. Burden; duet song, "Auld
Lang Sync," Misses K. and K Williams; recitation,
Mrs. Everett; catch, "Sweetly Sings the Donkey,"
MN. Everett, Misses K. E. and M. Williams; "God
Save the Queen." Mrs. Everett was very successful
in her recitation' and Miss K. Williams was much
applauded for her pretty song. Mr. Burden sang
well in "Little Maid of Arcaclee," and Mr. Saunders
was also heard to advantage in "Simon the Cellarer."
Mr. Middleton caused much amusement by his
reading. At the close the rector ( the Rev. E. .T.
Pope), in the name of all present, thanked the kind
friends who had BO kindly come forward to entertain
them, and hold out hopes of two more such pleasant
evenings here before the dark days are over. The
proceeds, £3, will be given towards a fund for
providing the church with lamps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

YAIDEN NEWTON.

buxom—An inquest WA S hell this day (Thumlay)
before Mr. Symonds on the body of Frederick Eyers,
age about 3 years, son of James and Elizabeth Evens,
of Cruxttm, who fell into a boiler of boiling water in
fr .nt ttf the tire on Monday the 14th.
Suprtat.—The annual supper of the ennieet's at the
Great Western Rahway wa.s held at tic Railway Inn
on Wednesday evening. Mr. Gray, the respected
station-master, presided, and there were ioresmt
Messrs. Trenchard, M. Roberts, Jackhamt Hunt, T.
Roberts, Yeatcs, W. Williatn, W. Devemsh, Chalk,
Marsh, Crawley, etc. The evening was I.IWWWI in
con% iv iality.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

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A RIDE TO P
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curv" ms BURNABY.
R°7l4 A! a
ai. 13 eall Two Pi. as of boots lined with fur wets
also taken : and kg Ph' which it is well to be
cottrillta when travegi. 45 in out-of-the•way places—emus
quinille. sad Cl"ldif'PUt., the latter • most invaluable
medicine. owl 0" whieh I hire used on the natives of
Cestral &Irk* I° sh the greatest possible noose& In feet.
the marmikel aide produced upon the mind and body
of an Arab ihsfk who ores impervious to all mews
whew I administered to him five
000ICLICS PILLS
tvir ame Rids from tar memory: and • friend of miss.
w as poops through the same district many months after.
freesia. War wed me that my fame as • • medicine man
Ihag not &id aut, but that the rarrelloos cure was eves
that a thaw of earrenation in the Lamar."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-22

HOLLOWA Y'S PILLS.
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WORLD KNOWN—WORLD TRIED I
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FOR DISORDERS OF THE LIVER STOMACH, LIDNETS
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alter a fair trial of Dbllar's &some, Auritts of eminence
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