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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-24

agriculture.

TOR FRUIT CROP.
sielOD
ar
n arc-
owe
hdl:eriLinyiesiPhyhr:or.nrro.: tr
:yea r"jf trwetlrh:en 'cnl;ll,7lwrai Hosovo r.
n woe fit
baTe hat
DO canes to C imp▪
lain of drought &nee. The showers and
iesere storms have been too frequent for farmers but
gardeners cennot c =plain so mucks. I do not remem-
ber seer seeing vegetables better. the fruit crop is 110 t
op to the average owing to the almost totd absence of
sunshine since lad year. and there was so much avf t haat
a it run that few things ripens,' their wow,. —lc MiLyggi.
Oil 500e..1 Park, Bristol.
think that ti,' report of the fruit crop for 1890 will
not on the who' .• c br d • favourable ..no, never-
thet.oe ft is :0 .t reasonably be rxprcted to
to, wows. :o • e, r aturis of the wrather during
the present 0., I Pot, 9,er.. Plum.. taking olio Ire with
the other. tusght I t ro.od an average crop. I never
reinfonti r gill '0 11l c -opt of small fruits. locluding
stiawberrisa and r aspher.ie• Apples are very scaroo.
Wad fruit promised well in the spring, but at the
*Omni tient—always • critscal period for atoms fruit-60
per cfnt. of the fruit dropped off, owing to the want of
stored-up tar. in consequence of the unripe stet* of the
avo ~j.cherriee err very plentiful and god.—ll.
W. WARD. Longford ()title, Saliebury.
When we remembor the unfavourable—l may almost
sa; ueparelle'e I—conditions under which frail trees made
their growth 'wet year. it la not to be wondered at that
cr,pe generall are far b 'low the average this season.
The w int of sunshine and the excessive wet which con-
tin.ll d over tit:, whole growing season last year, im-
inerlia.elo a-cordint • winter of protracted emeriti
which decimated fruit Lilo-soma to an extent ad to have
the true practically without a crop, no doubt contributed
in a great degree to incr •sre the difficulty of keeping them
in anything like a fertile state. The wood being there-
for, ti 4, only so% but els) I ally matured, not in a
fit clot to psis un,cathed through two consecutive
winters in wine* the temperature was unusually low, and
except in high-lying diuricip, fruit trawls hive lost o n-
siderably by canker and y.umruings. Upon the whole,
however, we meet not houplain. A fair sprinkling of
chard. • a-al plums, an! an abundance of small fruit,
such as is •Adom exceeded in any season. is • good deal
ri be thankful f..e, among much that is disapp
P are and appl are very ligl,t in this district, but all
frU t or.nta:ei n.,il fr kth,tr MAW°. —W. HINDS,
Concord. D ors,L—Journal of llorticulguro.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-24

BUOKLAND NEWTON.

Tits anniversary of the Sunday school wee held on
August Bth and 9%. On Sunday morning a sermon
was pr,ached by Mr. T. Richards, of Dorchester, and
In the afternoon and evening recitations, &c., were
given by the children. Miss Kitty Sherry rendered
good service at the harmonium. On Monday a tea
was provide I, after which the children and teachers
enjoyed themselves in a field, tinily lent for the
occasion by Mr. Gray, of Duntleh. The collections
were good.

FACTS! AND FANCIES.
(From Pew)
A DEA Ex Illamuria—A bathing-marhine woman.
THE INETITAILI AID TO arra-rrra AT TER SEASIDE —llll
Esplanade I
AVAST Tng —Old Salt (to ascetic paraon):—" Vut
of a Friday I Eat fish of • Friday! Think o' that there
wha'e wot Jonah swallered I That wur a rut, our warn't
it!'

Ay ACGCST MEM. TO TEIE GROUSE. —An idea to equalise
the chances of sport : train the birds in the use of firearms,
and give them a chance of bagging • few August
warriors. . . .

" CHEERING "—Spinster Landlady : "Then you and
your mamma want the same rooms you had last year r
Young lady :—" Yes, Miss Sprigging. only it isn't mamma
who is with me, but my husband rye got married since
last year."—S. L :—" Lor, now, have you I I'm glad to
hear it. Yet after all, I don't know why I should be glad:
you never did me any harm, poor dear r.
" CHRISTIANS WIIO DO NOT LOTS ONE ANOTHER "—" The
duty towards your neighbour" might be studied with
ir• iyantage by all the officials at Si, James's,
ticL hana the whole lot ought to repeat it together
before every service performed there. It is a pity to see
scenes enacted in • church that would disgrace the
lowest tap-room.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-24

DORCHESTER

. SATURDAY 3 CORN MARKP.T.
A very moderate attendance at the 'on
to-day, farmers being tn.:aged
English wheat were on flier, arni ltl, tc),"l,
a few out of condition, having been dre‘sed
one or two were very fine, anl a epecimen,„_. .ose.
*core 171 b, net was sold at 444. per qr. p„nara-"llt,
are down • shilling below the {nice, Ira,N
Barley: A few samples of new };s1.11.11 were 414‘
baying been, it was supposed, d n raw from t'ae **,
and from the appearance of these it eeeiq
Wifile very fine ample. to come, and that thaTiZta
all probab lity, will exceed tho.,e of many ye,"
Foreign barley is scarce, and firm at last week,
making even 3d. to tid. a quarter more in
One sample of new English was in the searial.
price asked being 234. ; but, like ,dh.r eau ples-Zg
was out of condition. having been dres.e4
Flat maize is very firm, and worth ra
account of scarcity, while round male, fetebed'a2
the same price. Of beans and peas there erca—‘
yet in the market, and old Enadah beau a•
worth about 501. to fig.., as hat week. Neer Eli
trifoliorn Peed, being scares, 1..4160 eery high
and being scarce it is still wlvancin:, tined seeaTZ
worth 6k4. to id. per lb. Cakea about the 4;1
Another report any.: A large quantity of nee Lg.
wheat was in the market, and WU in capital dry"'
dition, owing to the fine weather, the sale'
from 425. to 455. per quarter. Several lar,;elok-ile,
sold in the market, including • 400 sack 10%0401
sacks, one of 200 sacks, and several 100 seek lea a,
samples in every jostle-ice being remarkably
Owing to the fine weather harvest i. heia4
in, and promises to be a firet•cla-a one, wheat yadst`
it is supposed, 10 tol3 sacks per acre, and.,fg
and barley being far above the avera:e.
obiplea of new barley in the market pr,ved
condition and of superior quality, and nue
tett,
were sold at prices from t.. 1 424.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-24

AFGHANISTAN.
REPORTED SORTIE OF THE CANDAHIS

GARRISON.

It is stated that, the tribesmen being imagist
Ayoob Khan has resolved to make an aasault apa
Candahar before relief can reach the city.
It is reported from Quetta that the Canlahar
son has made a ~ortie. inflicting los•ce on the Her"
troops. The casualties on the British mile an sa
known. It is believed that the tribes to the north d
IChojak have gathered with the intenti.n of attacta
the communications with Pis) in.

THE ABANDONMENT OF THE PILGEII

SHIP JEDDAH.

The captain of the pilgrim ship Jeldsh, bi
arrived at Aden on the 10th on board thn &Ws"
reported that his vessel had foundered off Guardafx.
The Jeddah, however, arrived at Aden ss &droll
announces], in tow of the steamer Antomor, tit 0,
11th. The boilers having moved, there was wsi
water in the ship. The cargo was apparently, ho.
ever, little damaged.
The second mate and ten natives are reported log
The ship will be ready f.r sea in six aeAts. Th
captain's certificate has been stoyendel for due
years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-24

adios—
TN the Matter of the Estate of MICHAEL
1 MILLER, deoemed, Cocaina* v. Mtuna, 1879,
IL—Ne. 082, with the appr .bation of the Muter of
the Ka., by Mr. Jotot Warps, the person appointed
by the mid Judge, at the AUCTION MAR; fORIOI.
MUCCI YARD, LONDON, nn FNIDAT, the 17tit day of
Sternum, 1880, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, the
Manor or Lortbhip of Plush, in the Pariah of Buck-
h,s4 5....t0n, in the t'ounty of Dorset, with the
11AN:-.14iN and I.ANDB belonging thereto, contain-
ing at..ut 912 Acres, end the Farm and Lands adjoin-
irg the e..ine C.111C41 Ligon:llm F irm, titUldo in the
P..ri-h .4 Milton Abhan, ill the soil County, contain-
ing abut 408 acrel in one lot, and if not then so sold
sill then be offered in two lota. The Man, ror Lord-
ship ,4 with the Mansion and Lands, forming
1.4 I. and the Farm and lAwle called Liacombe Farm,
lonning lot 2.
at,,; r•,,ditions of Sale may be had gratis
ef the foil. woe Sod. i .le : Me-mm.11,1,4mA 14 SoN.No.
a, Chance r)-14ne, End Meoultecrne and CHATS. 11,
Queen Viet.e.e•Eseet. Lendon ; of Memo. Annearta,
Yore, and Annatem, and Mann. SI nom* aud SUN,
Ihirchenter ; I the ACCTIONISR, at the Canal,
Selndowy : and at the place of Sale.
Dated Ili+ GO (ley of August, 1500.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-24

HOLIDAY SAYINGS.

" More free thi-iiit—tWiik:Co-nse," as the popular shell-lish
said to the pin.
" Oh, tar-ry 'tar'•ry not so long," as the boot said to
the..rcient mariner who caulked her.
. . . . .

--:".ii;;;;;;ii;;;i7;7.77.—th—e--c.heap-tripper said to
Ike shrimp.
" Call us not ' weeds,' we are leaves of the c ," as the
cheep cigar said to 'Arry.
" He 'banks and ' brays," as the sober resident said of
the asinine Back•bolblay-er.
"We may be happy, yacht," as the bilious passenger
said to his 'pleasure' craft.
" Then ' yawl' remember me," as the B.?. continued in
a moment of intermittnnt ease.
. . . . . . .

"On ',Wave bent, u the sack excureionist whispered
to the ocean as he leaned over the bulwarks.

TOURIST-lANA..

...... _
Prepare for insults at all frontier stations. "The
Affront Here " might with reason be inscribed on every
building occupied by the &mans.
Bear in mind that 'he" Boguey " of Continental Hotel
bill i the Bougio. This " candle" (scandal) will remain,
we fear, so long as tourists persistently " make light" of
It.

Do not forget thsd " Circular Notes" must invariably be
made out for " round " sums.

(From Pustek.)

" BID um Discoostaz.•—A Preacher's Proverb.—" Two
head' are better than one." The congregationreverses it
Serf ee " A So Axsw," Am
—Mamma. "You are very
naughty children, and I sin extremely dissatisfied with
you all !" Tommy. "That is a pity, mamma I Were
all so thoroughly satisfied with you, you know I"
A Cottisiox. —ll.ker (with indignation. "Now then
who are you a-shoviii oft See what you've done to my
basket I" (black with soot} Sweep (with scorn). "Your
ba,ket I—Look at my bag !" (white with flour).
" lx."—Hartington (second mailer} " Holidays I
You'll get no holidays if this obstruction continues."
Master Harcourt. "Please, sir, it isn't our fault—it's
those other bop"
—(H R ome uler: "Taint us Irish boys
this time, sorr.' )
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-24

MARILLTS.

The bright sevonable weather hns pot new heart into
business. In spite of the norm ,I dub es of holiday times,
the scanty attendance at the Stock Eanhango, and the
uncertain prospotts of the money muket, there has been
a new departure in sp.culaiion. After long hesitation and
wavering ani much lout,ifail disputation, the fact is now
placed beyond reach of d odd. even of the most sceptical,
that the revival of trade has establinhed its reality beyond
possible cavil. The hat Board of Trade Ittiorns have been
largely helpful in making this conclusion goal. The
wiseacre; who fcr six or eight months pant have been
shaking their hesdo ovir the ntatintics of bu ready
on the slightest hitch to burl "I told you so at the heads
of thesis who looked for better tinsel., have !men at last
disconcerted and silenced. There is no gainsaying the
accumulative force of the evidence from successive months,
and an increase of SO per c,nt. in the exports of the country
over the ',yen mouths of the year that hale elapsed is not
capable of being explained away. The reality of improved
and a lvancing trade is now therefore accepted as demon-
strated ; and as at the earns time we have had peculiarly
favourable weather for the harvest, the t rue 1 markets is
one of buoyancy all round. We seem, lode td, to have
entered upon • cycle of general prosperity, such as leads in
the natural cow-e to inflation. It is not in mortals to take
the goods the gods provide with sober selbponsession. No
sooner have the evil influences of depression and retrogres-
don been replaced fey irnlrovement And progress than we
have the dangers of inflation brought into view. Modera-
tion seems insensible in trading enterprise or in spicule-
; on. The shadows of the picture are ignored, and every.
'thing Is once mote regarded as If it were full only of
sweetness and light. And as men esenot long take such
foolish cournes without having to pay the penalty, we
must look-out for tne customary consequence here as else.
where. If politics continue free from cames of apprehen-
sion ; if the course of loudness Is steadily upwards, and the
pace is acoderated by a bountiful harvest; if no untoward
ev us occur to throw • shadow over the general prospect,
if everything, in skirt, keeps as pleasant-looking as at
present, then, indeed, we may count upon an upward rush
of prices in all our markets, and a swift avlvancs by" leaps
and lomnds to the rapids of inflation. For the moment
It would seem as if this may be the experience of the city
daring the autumn months now close upon us.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-24

THE STATE OF IRELAND.

A remarkable featnre in cmnection with th..
meeting at Killuer, near Loughrea, on Sunday, so
the previence oh a body 4 about 1,000 young 111C13.
marched to the ground in r.:ular military
They remained in a coon • body during tiv
Mr. O'Brien, a farm,i, 1...ug nem- Charieville, he
received • threatening letter warning him agan4
taking a farm which the tenon.. WAR evietel
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-24

BRADPOLB.

FATAL ACCIDAT4T.—On Saturday evening a fearful
accident occurred in this villsge to Henry Hanrford,
a vourg man about 24, in the employ of Mr. Frank
White, farmer. fie. Bamford was engaged in driving
A waggon through a field celled Butchers' Bottom
about 8 p.m when he 1011, and was killed almost
instantaneatay by the passing of the wheels over his
neck, which was broken. The unfortunate fellow was
at once conveyed to his home, but medical help was in
vain. On Monday morning at ten o'clock an ingnert
was held on the body before O. G. Nantes, Esq.,
deputy coroner, at the Crowe Inn. Mr. Malachi
Brown wav ch%sen foreman of the jury. The jury
returned A verdict of "Accidental death." Deoeued
was unmarried.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-24

DIRICTOts.

JOSEPH ELLIS, Esq., Chairman ni the Brighton
West Pier Company, Chairman.
John McMilan, Esq., Chairman of the Brighton
Aquarium Company, Deputy-Chairman.
William Eigecumbe Rend!' Esq., 86, Redclyffe-
garden., S.W., and 8, Westminster-chambers, B.NV.
Thomas Roes, Esq., late Mayor of Hastings, direc-
tor of the Hastings Pier Company (Limited),
William Stevens, Esq., Springfield, Tulsa-hill,
Surrey.
ENGINFER Engeniusßirch, Esq., Mem. Inst. CE.,
Designer of and Enuineer to, amongst others, the
following Piers s—Brighton (West Pier), Hastings,
Blackpool, Eastbourne, and Margate; also Bourne-
mouth and ifornsea (just c impleted).

ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS.
This company has been formed for the purpose of
constructing Promenade and Pleasure Piers at Wat,r.
lug-places on the coast of the Units.] Kingdom, and
elsewhere, which are at present noprovided with this
Popular means .4 recreation and amusement, nom.
mencing with Plymouth awl Torqusy.
Full prospeonses cAvaiidia.: particulars of the con-
gThcrip entered jut", and tqms of application, can be
had .ot the Bankers' and Solicitors', and fr,nl tho
Secretary, CHABLICS ELIT, H.q., at the offices of the
r.unpany, 201, klaroion Ifouse-c.hambers, Q.t.en
Victoria-street, London, E.C.
Loud, n, 3rd August, 1880.
COUNTY CABINET WORKS.

JAMES F. HANNAH,
UPHOLSTERER, CABINET MAKER, PAPER-
HANGER, HOUSE AGENT, APPRAISER,

AND UNDERTAKER,
DORCHESTER.

TEN LARGE SHOW-ROOMS
IVell mtocked wath every aleecription of
FURNITURE

Suitable for the
MANSION, PARSONAGE, PARIINuOSE., &?RAGE.

J. P. H. was awarded the SILVER and BRONZE
MEDALS at the
DORSET INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION,

NSW AT

WEYMOUTH, JULY, 1878.

BEDSTEADS AND BEDDINO.

'Mos Show-rooms contain Bedsteads of Wood,
Brame, and Iron of every sort, size, and quality, and
fitted up with Bedding and Furniture c ,mplete.
BEDDING CLEANED AND RE•NiA.DE.

SPRING MATTRESSES from 13s. 61
C A It PE TS

The BEST and LARt4ST Errocx in the County.

untulailii Low Priam
TAPESTRY KIDDER DUTCH
FELT HEMP

iffiifAikEd

iiiia's i•-mATaii-ALL CARPET.

OIL CLOTHS, mars. AND MATTING
In all Widths land Qualities.

BLINDS,

INSIDE AND OUTSIDE.

Of every Dercriptios and Material._

ROLLERS. with Ends and Brackets cotni.h.te, only
PAPER HANGINGS,
11,000 PIECES IN STOcK,
From 3.1. ver Piece of Twelve Yank

PAINTING AND PAPER-HANGING

Experknind workmen sent promptly.
PATIERN BOOKS from all the Sett Alakerr,
ENGLISH 4k FRENCH'.

Gore Mora of SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
Goons ltzroven n Wsaseousen.
FITRNITURX LENT ON HIKE.
IFunerals Furnished and Conducted. I
Aeon for Um Atlas Mr* Oboe.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-24

DORCHES I Eft

SATURDAY'S CATTLE: NIALKET.
At Mr. Symonds's wsle beef mado 12s t) lk
score, mutton 14,1 to 10.1 per lb. Calve.' £4 to IA 10;
lamlms, 244 to 404. Although there was very so
supply, the attendance wa, small. At
lambs fetched 2:ss to 43'; fat wethers
ewes 49s to fiSs, down wether 4 to i;7.,
ewes average 56s each. Fat beef, best ,lualitY•
14s fid, and secondary 13s GI per ',core; hammers a
to £l3 10.1 ; in-calf heifers £l3 each. Bulk 1,44 rt;
and the mutton trade was g•sxf for the my Ng
things.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-24

THE IRISH SCAhE.

The Chief Secretary hr Ir-laud, Mr. F. reer
Mr. Parnell left Kingstown simultaneously by thl at;
train on Saturday night, au.l arrived iu
Sunday morning, both having met on the j elrtry.
Forster has had no communication with any mate
of the Cabinet since his return. The Press Aseociatis
however, is reliably informed that the result Ita
right hon. gentleman's visit to Ireland vii not kbft
II•13y exoeptional legislative measure, for thst nrittry:
in fact, the position is considered ti be rather Is
reassuring than otherwise. There is no rew:
anticipate any such thing ais a genentl ri.i i 4 c
section of the Irish people, and 1.0 u.e.ures Liu
been deemed necessary for a further iicame ttl
military forces. The position in Iredar.d w, lei ests
Cabinet on Saturday, an I was cunsidere,l,
factory that no further action was re,jardel as ee:
celed for.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-24

REV. E. W. COLLINSON'S WEDDING.

The marriage of the Rev. Ed ward William Collin/an,
MA., rector of Woodaford-cum-Tincieton, with Lucy
Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr. T. C. Brudars, took
place at Christ Church, Lancaster-gate. The Rev.
Boyd Carpenter, vicar of the pariah, and Revs. Carr
Glyn end Harry ('arrow, uncles of the bridegroom,
officiated. The weather was perfect, the bridegroom
arrived early, and a goodly company of guests and
other friends were soon assembled. At 11.20 the bride
entered the church with her father. She was attired
in a dress f white satin richly Wound with lloniton
lace, and WU (Ahmed by her four bridesmaids—Miss
Sandra, Miss Collision, Miss Callender, and Miss
Hilton -who wore a costume of pale blue cashmere
and cream-coloured lace. After the service the wed-
ding party adjourned to Cleveland-square,Hyde Park,
the nfisidenoe of the We'll fa. her, where an elegant
breakfast was prepared, and at half-past two, amid a
shower of rice and slippers awl followed by the best
wishes of all, hf,. and Mrs. Cornwall took their
depa-ture for York, en route for Edinburgh,
Among thee* who gave presents to the bride and bride-
groom, and many of whom were guests on the once-
lion, are :—Mr. Sander, Indian carpets ; Mrs.
Sander, household linen • Mr. H. Bandar', glass;
Mr. L. Bandar', arm chair; Mr. F. Sendai", chair ;
Nliss Sanders, breakfast set; Major Harmer, travel-
liwr clock; Min T. Hanmer, breakfast dishes; Mrs.
Everett, depart service; Mrs. Bromley, table and
mirror; General Sir A. T. Laurence, letter weigher;
parishioners of Woodsford, centrepiece ; parishioners
of Tincleton, marble clock; Rev. Carr Glyn, chased
dessert spoons. Mrs. Glyn, ring, and butter dish; Mr.
and Mrs. Kindereley, Limoges china; Mr. and Mrs.
Knipe, candlesticks ;Mr. Doke, dessert spoons; Mir
Duke, salt cellar.' Mies Littlehales, candletick •
Captain and Mrs. Littlehales, silver soup ladle • Mrs:
Collinson, salt °eller' •' Lady Laurence, china basket;
Mrs. .Buxton, gold bangles • Captain Barwick.,
brooch ; Lady Sandford, letter weigher; Mr. Small-
piece, dessert knives and forks; Mr. Campbell, china;
Mr. and Mrs. Osborn* Morgan Sir Alexanderrul
Lady Grret, Mr. and Mrs Stork Gray, itc.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-24

MR. GLADSTONE'S HEALTH.

The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone retuned
London from Holtubn.y and dtended srace
Council on Saturday, returning to Holtnimi7 te
afternoon. Mr. Gladstone's health i, 'mllol'4l4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-24

TfIE HARES AND lIABBITI BILL

On Saturday morning, early, the liar.' an 1
Bill passed through c,mmittee in the 11,ue,frt.
mons, amid- t Liberal cheers. Sane pr“...rem
made with Supply btfure the hl 's brought up kal
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-24

MURDER OF A SWEETHEART.

At the colliery village of Evenwood, six miles fres
Bishop Auckland, • shocking murder was coutruittl.Wei
nesday morning by • young man named
BElTZlnieesieth alidweolmesm". eßrro. thawnlveeicatimhadbeingbeehnielWtk
addresses to the girl, who did not, however, reciprecsv,,,
attentions. On Tuftday night she told him she EIMM
to have nothing further to do with him. As she
to Yr. Vart's farm Wednesday morning he warisid
a field, and cut her throat from ear to ear. a'
inflicting three wound, on his own throat. The
and his victim were found lying across the foote4h
pool of blood, the young woman being dead. Br° tio
sowev=e,rw:har:ierecastreenhterwismiinjuncoriedeandowitjehioresn'amotteann:deryedwasto c3giiritletivs.^—`°
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-24

THE HEALTH OF LORD PORTMAN.

On Friday Lord Portman returned to BryanstsiS
from Hestercombe, near Taunton, where he has 0
imitate. His lordship was naturally fati tied aftwili
Journey, which had occupied some five hour., nut bis
n lition gives every satisfaction to his medirti
attendant, Dr. Bacot, who hopes shortly to see 10
lordship in his usual health. Very serious rats 10
were in circulation on Saturday at Blandfoni sasrko,
hut we are glad to be able to state authoritattv!“
they were quite without foundation. Mr. Bac,: ss
Informed our representative that the reports .1
noble lord's previous indisposition were much els6o.
Med.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

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593.

directors,

PROBABLE_ PARLIAMENTARY DUEL.

The Central News says that as the debate in the
House of Commons on the privilege motion was clueing
on Friday night, an incident occurred which, un.
pleasant enough in itself, will, it is hoped, lead to no
graver results. The usual preliminaries to • hostile
meeting passed between two members on the flour of
the House, an Irish member in his 89th year being the
inviting party, and an English county member not yet
40 the recipient of the intimation referred to.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

FASHIONS FOR MARCH IN ADVANCE FROM

MIRA.

There is no colour so fashionable u white for evening
wear at present reception, dinner, and concert toUettes
of rich and heavy, or light and vaporous white fabrics are
very general. and every lady has at least one such dress,
made of light woollen material, for her own reception
evening. These white woollen costumes are ornamented
with satin, bugl. s mingled with lace, and with white
feathers.

•—iithi; visiting toilettes are also worn, but only when
the wearer drives in her own carriage ; the incongruity d
whits costumes for walking at this time of year is too
great for this rule to be in any danger of being infringed.
The materials employed are Indian cashmere, schudar,
vigogne, and for evening wear, Indian mousseline di laine,
Wire, ,ind voile de religieuse. A costume prepared for •
bride, in which to return wedding visits, is • very elegant
specimen of these white toilettes. The skirt is of snowy
scb udas, entirely pleated, and the coat bodice of cream
white plush, lined with white satin and opening over •
satin waistcoat: the oollarette, jabot. and cuffs are of
Alencon lace, and at the side of the lodic* is • large
bouquet of brown red roses. The white bmnet is • mass
of Aleacon lace and white bugles. A large seabskin
mantle is worn over the dress.

with the bodice of the mine
material as the skirl, in this case it is is deep redingote,
lined with white satin, and bordered with a deep band of
raised white &oldie and silk embroidery, opening half-
way down the skirt with three rows of isops of satin
covering the front of the skirt.
White toilettes cannot be worn by all ladies, and we
find side by side with them, rich costumes of black
materials loaded with jet trimmings. A dressy evening
toilette of black satin hu the skirt embroidered to •
depth of twenty-four inches with jet; the iquare.eut
bodice with long points is also covered with jet embroidery.
Wide warts of Spanish lace are gracefully draped across
the skirt end caught up by bouquets of purple red roses. A very lovely ball dress is of pale pink satin and embossed garnet velvet. The whole of the front of the dress is of
satin, with draperies of the sum caught up by nreeinehts
of silk embroider! with garnet and steel beads. The
train and corsage ate of velvet; the train is lined with satin, and the sleeves terminate at the elbow. • cascade
of rid Ism and embroidered braid ornaments the edge of
the treie with large tufts of satin and velvet ogla Vargo Iliad% gala pink garnet, and old gold
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

DEPILyrORY

remove, superfluous bar from tho two and sem
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r 64 stizaps Ind of Chemists. ft, Lamb's Conduit It.,
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heavy cued, Superior Movements., 2k. Wiles' and Youths'
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cased Gold Levers exquisitely cheeped maw, highly Smashed,
extra jewelled movements, 70s. Cheques, P.O. Orders payable
Missy. Vranstrest, Birmingham. TesUsemials and price
lists post free out applie ,Uon.

XTOTIOL—The Testimony of Medical Gentlemen and to.
LI Profeeidonal Press hes been Vogul!bed to Praise of
T itMPLOUGH'd PYRITIC SALIN", as powering most.
Li Important elements, calculated to restore and maintain
health, with perfect vigour of body and ailed :
" Have It in your homes and forget It not in your travels."
DR PROUT.—" Unfolding germ& of mune* benefit to man-
DL MORGAN.—" It furnasbas the blood with Its lost saline
censtitoents."
DR. TDRLILY.—" I found it net u &specific In my experi-
ence and faintly in to. were' form of scarlet fever, no other
medicine being require 1..
DR. S. GIBBON (formerly physician of the Landon Hoepital).
—'ll lath, best preparatlon I have ever met with. Its use-
fulness in the trealment of disease has long been confirmed by
medical experience. I speak from adequate knowledge of the
preparation, having been in the habit of using it in private
resales for many years, and having taken a large quantity
vrith me when I west as physician to the Smyrna Heriatith
In hot climate' it is of especial value.*
DR SPARKS (Government Medical Inspector of Emigrants
from the Port of London) writes :—" From my personal and
udeesional use and knowledge of the value of Mr. Lamp.
loughs Pyretic Saline for many years past, I have grew. plea-
sure in beaming my cordial testimony to is efficacy Is the
treatment of many of the ordinary and chronic form. of Gas-
tric Comp'alots end other forms of Febril Dyspepsia.-64h
August, 11157."—1t is of Immense value In Prickly Heat.
DR. J. DOWSING.—" I used it In the treatment of forty-
two cases of Yellow Feta', and I am happy to state that I
never lost • Ongle cue."
DR. W. STEVF.NI3, in his works en Cholera and Fever,
states: - " Slum Reintroduction the Fatal West India Fevers
are deprived of their terrors."
B. LAMPLOUGH, 111. Holborn London
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

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As I ittsii Itow•lsu Cult —A shillelagh.
A " Dissoitsasiitg Daiva."—A " drive' in the eye.
NATIONAL SCHOOL FOR "COOKER(.—Th. Exchequer.
SHROVE TCLI{DAY Cos.—What objection can there be to
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she's frittering away her time.

LORD DERIIrS VALENTINE.
(To a Li! eral Party.)
Sweet maid, the honest truth to tell
Methought I loved another's (ace:
But since that I have known thee well,
Thy beauty bath usurped its place.
I feel that ant I did thee wrongs(
And as thy charms are clearer shown,
My heart yearns toverds thee, and I long
To come and claim thee for mine own.
And shall I gird me to the task,
And urge my loving suit to thee i
Thine eyes declare I need but ask,
And thou wilt gladly welcome me.
Yet do not write me down a dunce
That I delay to press my claim
For though I do sot come at ono*,
I still am coming all the same !
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

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PIILHAIL

LABOUR= HRHOING HIMIST,L7 THROUGH BRD TRIM
—An inquest was held at the Hussy's Arms, Fulham,
on Friday, by Giles Symonds, Esq., coroner on the
body of Henry Jeans, aged 33, who hanged him's"( in
his fuel-house on the Wednesday previous. He Wall a
very quiet, harmless man, but he had seven children,
the eldest of when was only about 13 years old, this,
with a hard winter, and the poor man being out of
work, his wife has in.: also been lately under treatment
In Sherburne Hospital, seems to have preyed deeply
OR the poor fellow's mind. Once he was a very
powerful man, but want and trouble had brought him
down very weak juiced. He was seen to go into the
fuel-house at seven ii the morning; but no one saw
him after that until 11, when his daughter Mary Jane
entered the fuel-houso f r something therein, and
found her father banging by the neck from the roof.
She called assistAnce, and he was cut down, still warm,
but quite dead.—The jury had no doubt the desperate
act was caused by misfortune and want, and returned
• verdict of " Teinjoorary Insanity."

BT4LL3SIDGI.
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ATREATISE on NERVOUS DEBILITY,
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Ivancement

Ttrra's Mueleraaus performed at the Town-
Tuesday evening, to as audience that were evi
muds gratified at their musk, both comic and see.
manta After An overture p`ayod with immense
energy, they gave a c mile parody on Grandfather's
Clock entitled " Grandmother's Cat," f •llowed by
" Thesis Chiming Hells." A dimly song by Hones
war, with its accompaniments, immensely spirited, as
were all the c Julie songs, the !sentimental ones being
I.athe tic idly re u.le red. The funny conversation between
the songs was fresh and humor ois, and limes and
Tambourine were very energetic, a castanet solo being
prolonged to au astonishing length, and a performance
on a kind of wooden dulcimer, also a sort of musical
syringe, very clever. The performances concluded
with • medley of screaming fun, supposed to represent
the introduction of colonial " stars" to an entert finer,
with specimens of their abilities. The characters were
sery oddly dressed, and the singing, dancing, and
. unit: business sent the audience house much amused.

IeRLIII OUTBRIRK or SWINE Fevert.—On Monday,
present Floyer, Esq., M.P., IL C. Goodden,
P.sq., and Mr. T. Chapman Saunders.—Outbreaks of
swine fey at thbotsburr were reported by Sergeant
Coatem and SeNeant Hitch, three pigs being affected,
one on the premises of William Trevitt, and one on
the premises of .John Gatdiner. P.C. Chafey,
statiored at Abbotsbnry, received information from
John Gardiner, and on going there on Saturday found
a pig dead ; called in the veterinary Kurzeon, Mr.
Ligecombe, who pronounced the disease to be swine
fever. The pig Was in the sty in the potato howl!,
and he witnessed it buried six feet deep. Mr. IA; s•
combo hal no doubt the pig hail died from
typhoid fever. Had not had any case before for three
months. The place was fairly clean; but there was
no drainage to the place, and manure and sewerage
was lying &lout. Towards the end of October, there
Was swine fever about 100 yards from this place ; but
he did not.think that was the Rine Of this lever
breaking out.— The committee declared the place
infected —The Sergeant pointed out that the pbrii
both came from near the place where the fever was,
last October.-3:rgt. Hitch found two pigs at William
Trevett's, one apparently suffering from swine fever.
It hail red soots about Lipsoombe had no
doubt in case.—Trevitt CO the pig was a
little bill no". on Sunday it was wore., zed he sent
for the polieiii in. lied two together, but the other
wad all rig'it. The animals were baurht of Mr.
Weitinacott, if tile Abbey [ann.—The premises were
declared infected, and the sick pig ordered to be
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

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Deutlirice the enamel of the tooth becomes white,
Round, and polished like ivory. It is an
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Pots Is. and Is. ed. each. Oct Crecrott'e.
nigArxEsti. Noises in the Zara, tc. —MILLAR'S ESSENCE
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all Chemists.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

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SYSTEM OF TREATMENT BY
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

THE LLND MARKET'.

With all the encouraging wilds of the Premier at the
Lord Mayor's dinner, it seems that the chemicals have not
had sufficient effervescence to stir up the estate market.
We never remember tosses so dull ; hat ought sot to be dos-
poodent saltpetre, sulphur, and I lot of mysterious
phosphates may combine to lista tie Mut stalosnhere and
puts new aspect on things in general. The following are
the amounts of real property sold for the past WIN
Fears :
1871
1874

A 5.769,384
£9 901.910
S 8 948 SU
.C!1.160,3114
,106.4 V

1879 -• £7,6113,764
We believe that in ase eari,er years, 1871, 2. and 3, the
reports of sales were not so carefully noted at the E Ante
Exchange as they are at the ;resent time; an& indeed,
It most not be suppord that these figures, large as they
are, represent the isles all over the kinglet:4 for in our
paper ot the 15th ,dt we gave reports of sales to the large
amount of £33,167 which are not included in the Estate
Exchange records. We have no doubt one-fifth more
might be allowed for country sales. Still, considering this,
no doubt the amount of saes at the Estate Exchange
gives an accurate idea of the market, and when we And
onlv seven end a-half millions sold during 1879, compared
wi.h t n end eleven millhns odd sold annually in 1874,
5,8, and 7, it is obvious that there Is great stagnation in
the estate market —Nagle, 04asetts Olke.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24

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New Ready , end mey be had post free for one 'temp:
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• • •

We boy Goods I.,"rShiropingTtiere--;;;;* can give a good
value for them. All percale Irene t we or 00007 remsive
prompt athentlon. Moner y orders returned Name day. Apply to
F J oo HILL and Co,
3, CravenMreet, Strand, hONI'ON,WC.
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FAMILIES WAITED UPON.

SIOILDERS. Vertical Stearn WILDER& AU Nese In Stock
sag ort prawns& Appiy ABBOTT & 00., Bagbeeses, Newark.
owTree.

TOBACCO AND CIGAREITIML
Ur Y. ARCHER and CO'S " GOLDEN BIRDSEYE" and
" °OLDEN PACKET TOBACCOS," cat tadd, lb.
selected leaves of Amerman °north and of sequlsit• Frag-
" INFANT PL.', • T," Cigarettes and Tobsoco, equal, If not
superior, to other well-known brand • and much lever In Prim.
The best Tobscoo made. Manufactory, 170 add 172, Bow,
London, LE.

CLOG SOLES.
WOODEN SHOE SOLER.
PREVENT COLD FEET.
The warmed, driest, and cheapest article in use for the feet,
suitable :or a I elevate of workpeoole siod °them exposed to
cold or damp. LEATHER DEALEISs, SHOEMAKERS,
CLOGGERS, SHOPKEEPERS, and OTHERS supplied on
Wholesale Tense. .

For Prices, ic, apply to MRILSEY WOOD-WORKING 00.
Liml•ed, Cog Bole Factory. Bootle, Liverpool.