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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-02

URDU THE APECIAL PATRONAGE Of

ER -
awirert QUM.

WILE. THE LATE PRINCE 00NRORT, H.R.H. THE PRINCE

Or WALIDI,

And Patronised by the -piin7,4jud Noblemen, Land-
owners, and Agriculturists In the Kingdom.
DOWN'S FARMERS' FRIEND,

PREVENTING THE WITT IN WNW,
Az4l) THE

RAVAGES OF THE SLUG, GRUB, AND
WIRE WORM.
. . _

It will also pron;Ote the Germination and Growth
of the Seed Wheat, and increase the produce of the
crop equal to the change of Seed.
A Numpenny Packet is sufficient for Six Bushels of
Seed Wheat, which can be dressed and fit to sow In.
quarter of an hour. In using it no Lime or Brine ire
required, the preparation of the Seed is attended with
little trouble, and it is easier and drier for the drill at
the time of sowing than by any other plan. Testi-
monials from the largest Wheat Growers in the King-
dom, bearing testimony to its great power and efficacy,
may be hail of Agents, who are appointed for every
District.
W FULL DIRECTIONS FOR USE ARE OFTEN WITH
EACH PACKET.
MANUFACTORY i WOBURN, BEDS.
WHOLVIALE Amami :—Meesn. LANGTON, SCOW. and
EDnex, 220, Upper Thames-street„ London.
C.turton.—To guard against fraudulent imitation,
&IA consequent disappointment, see that the Signature
of " ROOM DOWN. iii on the labeL
AGILIITS roe 1)011C11687ER E. P. viArrs (late
Davie) Chemist; and A. J. EVANS.
Sold by A. Arson, Weymouth ; Beach and Barniooti
and J. Comrock, Briclport ; it. Fouracre, Chemist,
Taunton; G. Coolvr, Prmarist, Exeter; G. Stocker,
Beaminster ; W. G. Hunter, Salisbury ; or may be
had direct from the Manufactory, in which rase the
account will be given to the nearest Agent:
SCREW AND HYDRAULIC
OMER PRESSES,
'APPLE MILLS, CIDER SCREWS
HORSE GEARS, ke.

B. S. HINDLEY,
BOE/ETON, DORSET.
_
FIXZD AND romutut
STEAM ENGINES, Tlilt.tBlllNti MACHINES
EtnLERs. ecc.
CHAFF CUMSRS, Moor FULAPHIC, CORN
, juLLs, PLOUGHS, Av.

PLA.NS AND IMTIMATES
ITRSINiaI,mR EVERY DICHCIIIPTIOX Op
MILL WORK, WATER WHEELS.
saarrzxe, REARMS. CASTINGS, Ise.

Illedrated Odal.orues pod free out appireatied.
Mr. IL I« turrin attentLi Market&

60i.ns. OF SOAP FOR A SHILLING-.
H°'•
SEKEEPERS can make their own
SOAP for • Farthing • Pound fAlbe. in two
or half the quantity at half the mist, by =Log
the great
AMERICAN POTASH BALL,
Or Concentrated Lye. This article Is in common nee
in America. Full directions with each Ball. Ask
your Grocer for it. Manufactured by TH3 AMINCILI
Coursxr, 16, 17, 18, and 19, Bridgewater Gardena.
Barbican, London, E.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-02

' Mn. RICRITT & SoX.
Shepherd's Bush, October IS, MC
Letter from Goutlemw.,—" I am very much pleased
TIIE DUCHESS with ) our SQUARE BLUE I have now
Or I used It for some Dom. pod both for
EDINBURGH'S BEAUTY ol COLOUR awl ECONOMY It tar
Lettudrcht SURPASS WI any other I have hitherto used.*
Yours respectfully, SARAH GARDNER.
Laundress to H R.U.tbo Duke 01Edinburgh.

PRICE ONE PENNY THE SQUARE.
Beware of Injurious Imitations.
Sold in Dorchester by C. PAssoNs, Wholesale and
Retail Grocer; and in lifeymouth by R. J. WRIGHT ;
iiONT and Cox, and F. N. Witrrs, Wholesale and
Family Grocers; and by all respectable Grocers, Oil-
men, and

-Dmgi.,:inia.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-02

NEW WINTER GOODS

FOR
CURTAINS.

GOOD REPS, from 3a. 91 per yard (double width).
CRETONES, from 41. per yard.
TimaueToo, in all Colour.. 28. sd. per yard, the
Cheapest Wanly! Curtain err? inadr.

CARPET.
Large Carpet Rem. .It Wicked with the choicest
oroduct4ons for the prevent Reason.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY,. KIDDER, DUTCH,

WIT TON and TURKEY to onler.
A Splendid Aasortment of Patterns now on view.
RUGS to Match all Carpeta.
STAIR CARPETS in all Widths and Qualities.
All Carpets properly Made and Irlttett
OIL CLOTHS, MA TI, MAtTINO,
In all Width..
LINOLEUM, CORK CARPET, Itx.

The Best and Largest Stock in the County, suitable
for the Mansion and COTTAGL

BEDROOM RUI
K4oesny, Urdu Ash, pitch
Pia ditto,
'Pained and decorateti.

itAurrEn 11Gni Sorra from £2 105.

Quarts *applied at env Ontilorge Price.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
Of every sort, slue, and quality. and fitted up with
Furniture complete.
BEDDING CLEANED AND RE-MADE.

Large Stores 41 Searad-haml Nraiture.
Goode Removed and Warehoused.
FURNITURE LENT tAhi Itlith

rtpalwals rundsbed and °adducted. 1

Agent fur the linchni awl Lancashire rim and Life
Insuraneo COUIPOACIL

FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS!!
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-02

Someratibire.

WAREIIf4X.

Tug NEM MATOR.-31r. Wooaruffe Daniel was sworn
into office last week as the Mayor for the year ending
October, 1871&.

POOLE.
Ma. G. CAVENDISH BLVTNICK. M.P., raking on Fiatur-
dig, in support of the Conservativecsndi ates for the Town
Council, made a speech instancing Cromwell, ItohosPietTei
and the Psris Communists as types of Radicalism, and
saying, though the Itailieals of Poole were not to be cons-
Need with those men in great things, yet they were in
small things. They acted for political purposes, and not
for the good of the town.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-02

ESTAMAINE SERGES

IN ALL THZ

NEW AND FASHIONABLE COLOURS,

%ado Qt Sglected awl Staple Wool&

As an Article for LADIES and CHILDREN, It can

be relied on tor

DURANLLITY AND 'MINERAL UTILITY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-02

PAPER-H ANGINOS.
10,000 PIECES IN STOCK,
From 3,1 to 10s. M. per Piece of Twehe Yerde,
PAINTING, PA PER H ANGING. AND
pECORATING.

BLIWDS
Of every Description end Material

CORNICES AND CORNICE POLES,

With all the Latest improvement&

FR INO II S AND DRAPERIES.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-02

ESTEELE and CO. arc showing in their
Mantle Departenent. President, MAttlinage, and
witney rlArr ti JACKETS, in various new Shapes.

ESTEELE and CO.'s Costume Department
replete itith 8 HUGE, POPLIN,
ZANZIBAR TWEED, PELT, awl other Nev
Material..., from 23.‘ 91 complete.

E
STEELE and CO. aro showing in their
"A. pr,t.., Migetieeet the new Farhionable Shales
of COIAR:RED 4.:AsIINIERES, with CORDED
SILK'S to match, NW-on (('hestnut Brown), Mid
and Dark Prune, Is arY, and Bordeaux.

STEELE and CO. are allowing a large lot
A. of SHEET-
/vas. sna HOUSEHOLD TABLE LINEN, at
greatly roliwol twice., HOSIERY, !cc.

STEELE and CO. have & large flinch of
JD. FLANNELS, BLANKETS, LINSEYS. ac,
suitable for ritaritivs and 'l44bing (Aube vary cheap;
also a let of Soiled !ILA KUM at nearly half-prim.

ESTEELE and CO.'. Tailoring and
• Woollen Department is now complete with a
large Stock 4 WINTER GOODS, consisting of a
the New VEIEVIOTS. Saxony and Dutch COAT-
INGS. wod, of England TROITSERINGS, &c.
in,ANNEL, WOOLLEN, AND LONGCLOTH
SHIRTS, ready-male or made to order.

E•
STEELE and CO. have a large Stock of
lA, Lincoln, Bennett's, atol Claritty's Machine-
tunas HATS, alm, larce oasortment of GENTS'
TIES. SCARVES, COLLAR... 4 MUFFLERS, otc.
DRESSING GOWNS, RA I LWA Y R VG S, CARPET
BAGS, MACINTOSHES, and WATERPROOFS la
great ‘ariety.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-02

D. CLARKE'S WHEAT
PROTECTOR.

PREVENTING THE SHUT IN WHEAT,
And the destructive attacks of the Slug, Grub, and
Witewonn. Ilas been used for more than Twenty-
nine years by Thous:tin'is of the First Agriculturieta
In the Kingdom. It materially maims the Germination
of the Seed, and produces Wheat perfectly free from
Smut, =II of greater value than that grown from
Seed dressed with other preistrati.rlol. Eight Bushels
of Wheat can he dressed for Ninepence, and fit for
drill in ten minutes afterwards. No lime or any other
application required.
Inidport, Dorset, September 17th.. ISTIL
Sir—lt loves me much malefaction b. be able to Inform you
that your WIIIAT I.IOIIIOOTOR winch h. lox,, UMW by many
of the leading Agriculturist.; of U.o neighbourhood, f
for upwards of Twenty Year‘, still Mtl). maintains its
reputation.

I Mn, Sir, yours triil),
J. A. CoLuis.

Mr. 0. O. Clarke

Vorell, or Wisbutch, Cambs.,
September 201 h, DM
Dalt Sir.-11111414(11141 3,0111. WIMAT PROTKCTOR for 26 Year,,.
aiml finding the sale still increasing (hot year louring sok/
nifiei,nt Jhr over 5,400 hushelo of Seed)! have made enquiry
of & tow 0V1111C11.1.41 who have used it beee, mei are perfectly
satidled with it, viz. :- -Mr. Hodson, Mr. It. Seayears, Mr. J.
IMP, Mr M. West. Mr. W May, Mr. J. Dales, Mr. W. Rooth
I could send you source of Testimonial.; from this neighbour-
hood, but think the above quite; eurficient to prove Its Value
I am, dear Sir, yours truly,
ROW? Cumstist.
_ .

Mr. G. B. Clark°

bts-Tuie still at all times feel great pleasure in
receiving the Tastimony of any Gentleman who has
used D. Clarke's Wheat Protector. Should there be
any difficulty in obtaining the Protector in your neigh-
bourhood, the Proprietor will send one Dozen Packets
Carriage Paid to the nearest Railway Station on receipt
of a Pont Office Order for Nine Shillings. Prepared
by G. It. CLARKS, M.P.S., Chemist (Son and Successor
to I). Clarke), in Packets Ninepence each, containing
sufficient to Dress Eight Bushels of Seed.

G. B. CLARICIeS SIiEEP DIPPING COMPOSI-
TION cures the Scab in Sheep, stops the Fly, destroy
all Ticks, Lice, &c., and materially improves the
growth and quality of the Wool. Sohl in Packets
la Id. each, containing sufficient to dip 20 sheep. One
Dozen Packets forwarded Carriage Paid, on rendre of
P. 0.0. for its.

SOLE AGENT FOR DORCHESTER—MR. H.
DURDEN, CHEMIST, CORNHILL.
lir Sold wholesale by Messrs Barclay and Son,
Farringdon-street, London; sold also by W. Collins,
Bridvort ; L L Woodward, Bridgwater; G. H.
Gregory, Taunton; E. Hill, Wellington ; Manning
and Son, Yeovil: Roger., ilonifon Wood, ReAh
and may be had of Agents in every Town in the
Kingdom.

WHEAT SOWING.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-02

PEPPEWS QUININE AND IRON TONIC
promotes Appetite and improves Digestion.
PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
animates the Spirits and Mental Faculties.

DEXTER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
1 in Scrofula, Ws.anis( Diseases, NeuraWa, Sciatica
Inddigindion, Flatulence, Weakness of the KuWatery
°mac Ague, Fevers of all kinds.

P-
EPPPR'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
for Delicate Females and Weakly Ailing Children.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-02

WEYMOUTII.

NEW AYEBIOAN

SEWING MACHINE,

Adapted to either lifted or Treadle.

Manufactory PHILADELPHIA, P.A.. U.S.
87, Snipes Victoria Street, Load's, MO.

FAMILY US$ TAILORS, SHIRT MAKERS, AND

MAN UFACTV REIM be.

This klaithing ii Self-Threadillif. both 111. 4rulFl4
Shuttle, Imini; the only one ok thin kind in the workl.

I IBERAL DiscoVNT To AGRNTS.

FOR AI.I. TOM USES OF THE FINEST
A RROWHOOT,
BROWN AND POISON'S
CORN FLOUR

HAN TWENTY TE%114. woRLD-winr. RCN:TAME,

AND pi A HouSEHOIA) liNtrisipg
CONSTANT VTILITy.

TAMS, J1..1.1.1• •kh and Ott. MAIIMA-
---- I tlaurms. -other Corti Flour+, pretending to impossible
40) j,Alir, made from fresh Fruit and with euilned merits, are sometimes supplied itPitood o( DROWN and
&war only.
(lALVES'-FEET JELLY in hottlts, Orange,
J Lemon' Madeira. and Vanilla ilatount
- -
FLAVOURING ESSENCHS, slistillod fneu
the Fresh Fruits mid f.lipiees,.th•ange, Lemon,

Putsom's. for the sake of extra profit.

FOR THE 111.0013 TS THE LIFE.:
Sov Deut. ch. v. 21
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-02

DORCHESTER HORSE REPOSITORY,
Teuxtir STRi.rr.

MB. T. NNSOIt bcgs lo ar.nounce that the)
,tiestk cemital'SAtl4 1114inSKS will he held
/kWituv. Novrantit 2fith, 1875• et the New and
lipaciow Itcristironv, TIONITY KTRIIITT, where every
soominiodathal for Horses of all descriptions is pro-
vided. . .

Early entries are solieital.
The Sale will commence punctually at Two o'clock.
Dorchester. I ktoberSth. 12475.

MARTINSTOWN FAIR,
Trean.ty, M.VE.IIIIER Van, 1875.

MR. T. ENSOR begs to announce that he
will Wild) his ANNUAL SALE of STOCK
an usual in the FAIR Flaw, commencing at halt-past
Elercn u'chs:k, for which early entries are solicited, no
that Hurdles may he provided and the Stock wirer.
that

I.IIG4VIIT ILNTRILII :

4 iu oaf iteifer• •
I h.rset Ew.”.

tau DORSET RIFLE VOLUNTEERS,
1 )0 RCHESTER.

rr HE Officer Commanding is prepared to
receive niplitatioml from persons desirous of
hemming Members of this Omits.
For terms of entrance apple to
T. IsMWMAN_
Quarter-Master-fterseant.

25th October, 1575.

OROS:4E AND BLACKIVEL.I.,
J • lurs,.n t. th. ()Iwo), SOHO sgtrARK
°Nix iN, dilS.t abtoitionto tho
Lilacs namoitituterr, whial iaer.44l
frenr thttr Nome wed aVreas u, tk.
13U NE PICKLES in

VAPT. WHITEN ORIENTAL PICKLES,
i uplift te ompoun.l .it AWN& IPA Nfillll.
- - _
pun MALT VINEGAR of uniform strength
stel flaVollf, in haperial phit. and quart ipule.,
SAUCES for FlBl, CAME, Ac.

'DOTTED MEATS anal FIU iii fancy tins
anti j3r...
MOCK Tr IjILK lIN -TA ii, II ARE,
ItEAV V. JULIENNE siol
ANY its.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-16

THE CURS AND CATTLE TRADE.

---
On Saturday, at Dorchester a rather small 'Ripply of
Mock, in cousuqueuce of Candlemas fair on Monday.
Heifers and calves teased from £l3 to 138. Fat beasts
mild well, making Lse, per score, or from £l6 to al 15e.
per heal; fat steers, £l9 Me. to Ltl 10s. Fat calves also
sold well, at 8.1. per lb. Fat bulls, £23 les. to EU les.
each. Shtmp trade good, fat wethers ranging from NH. to
Co. each, or 10.1. per lb., and fat ewes 43“. to 1t... each, or
to M. per lb.—There was a limited attendance at the
oen exchange. The supply of wheat was moderate,
samples being Is. cheaper than last week, when Gs. 6.1.
per imperial quarter was the official average. Barley less
freely offered and also ls. cheaper then last week, when
117 quarters • bushels made £l,t7/2 les.; average, 445. Pil.
Oats sold at late prices. At Reading wheat • good supply,
but with a dull inquiry, last week's prices were barely
maintained. Oats scarce and dear. Barley a dull trade,
at late rates. At Norwich wheat dull and a decline of
fal. to is. per quarter was submitted to in some instances.
At Gloucester English wheat, Is. per quarter lower;
foreign in retail demand, though offered freely at the same
reduction. Grinding barley fully In. per quarter cheaper.
Maize Is. to 2s. lower. Oats rather easier. At Warmin-
ster, good supply of wheat, but trade was flat at Is. per
qr. decline. Beet barley islet a dull trade, and inferior
was full,' Is. per quarter lower. Wheat, Its, to 4175. per
qr.; barley, 3048. to Us.; oats, 2.15. to 32e.; beans, its, to
blo; peas, 3M. to its,; rye, 365, to aiis.; flour, 335. to rd.
per sack. At Bath a swell supply of wheat, but trade
ee was slow at barely last wk's res. At Taunton the
cattle market was fairly supplied with stock, but business
was of • retail character, consequent on the shortness of
keep, and prices of poor stock were consequently much
lower. The top price for beef was Ds. per score wether
mutton, Nil. per lb.; ewe ditto, ol.; cows and calves, £3l
to .Clis ; two-year-uld steers, £lO to £l2. Very little busi-
ness dune in the corn market, and boltsamples of wheat
only fetchel be., whilst red descriptions could be bought
at 3d. per bushel less. Grinding barley lower, and malting
eery dull. Beans, peas, and eats unaltered.

BLANDFOItD CORN EXCHANGE. Srruitioc.
(Mod attendance of farmers, mineral and dealers, and a
large supply of grain, but trade was dull and a little busi-
ness transacted. last week's prices were maintained for
botb wheat and barley. Official returns 7,—Wheat. st)n
quarters, £1,142 51., average. 40s. 14.1.; barley, At
quarters, £1,22 Wa., average, 43a lid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-16

ANN KILLER, 60, Stanley Street, Leicester.
May 14th, 1671.

Dear Sit,-1 was 11l one year and thnn quarters—ln hcapital
ten weeks. I came out, and was out-laUent fire weeks, and
a,ut home ; and I then hal to go to my doctor, 00
my mud. De gave me no medicine. I was then
Ischund to take your Nils, from nading one .4 your testi.....
nhala relating to a Mr. Thirtle, of Sloicy, and from thou/ a! no
I was soon again at my work, and now cat my meals regular,
and enjoy myself, and feel allot/et/KT as well an I wish to he.
This is no exaggeratkm, and you may publish my name in any
way you think proper, No that thane who SUfler can U.) ti, . In.
I had my earn bnitUod to relieve the pain in my head
eleetriged, and medicine no end, all to no purpose. My suffer-
ings were intense.

-ROBERT CHAMBERS, lloveton St. Peter
April rib, Is7l.
Si- Hold by all Chemiste everywhere, at IA
awl 2e. tel. per box.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-16

RAILWAY (pu,isipN.

A collision took place on the London. Chatham, and
Dover Railway this (Monday) ming, near Ludgate MU
tiLstion, between two loassengor trains, owing to the
points tieing wrongly set. The guard's van was thrown
off the line, and several persons were severely shaken.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-16

STRANGE SUICIDE iIF A YouNG IVONAN
AT BRIDPoRT.

This (Monday) afternoon about four ieelock information
Wa4 broUgllt to the Police Station, lirblport, hy a boy ten
years old 0 ii harvey %rill, that he had found' a young
woman hanging by the neck in it rowAhed occlude.' by Mr.
RirharilA, on the Pyinore Howl. P.S. Gale awl P.C.
Ilazzanl proceeili.4 to the "twit, awl the latter cut the beily
dom., which was that of a young W'iMan apparently about
twenty the yigirs of age. The holly was not cola. The
young woman has wit been identified. A collar she wore
is marked ":i. Beere.-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-16

SHF.REENING IN GLASGOW.

At the Glasgow Police Court, Catherine !Sutherland,
well known by the name of "Yankee Kate," was charged
with having, on the led inst. in a Intone No.Dunelair-
ton.rowl, n.d.l spirits, wines, or other liquors, she not
having a licew.e. Kate lii lot arPear in answer to the
charge, awl the WM ll:weed.9l with in her abseace.
From the evidence, Any the Gla.yoor Cito4rn, it appeared
that Inspedor Swanson awl Sergeant Craig hat bad the
bad taste to visit the house along one o'clock in the
morning. On entering they found two gentlemen in the
lobby, and in Iwilting into a nom, their inquisitiveness
was rewarded by the sight of other two gentlemen awl a
hely who were indulging in champagne. The lwly, with
that retiring modesty AO beAlltlfUl in her sex, pr....pealed to
hide the bottle under a bed The policemen tom:heel by
this gracefid act retired, awl indneiated themselves into
another room n hen, other two gentlemen were sitting
beside a lady who wan in a very limp awl helpless con-
dition. Indy impress...l hi; the mournful night the police
withdrew sally to the kitchon, when, they were greens'
hy the night of a gentleman awl two ladies. the gentleman,
this ease, being in that confer:ea gate which is apt to
follow the too free use of wet groceries. Since search
leaving been 1111.te in a cupboard, lit bottles Of rhampagne,
12 of porter. i of a wendencript liquid which is mold as
wine, 1 bottle of whisky, awl a lot of empty bottles were
knurl. The Court imposed a tine of C. with the
alternative f six months' imprisonment. Just AS the
sentence was announced. Catkenne drove up to the Court,
and paid the tine.

II USTI APIVINTMENTS.

Caltishiek ll•unds .Thasiday, (this slay), Itampialiam Village ;
,ridsv, loth, iiiimshilie-gato at le
ItaduliTs's Hounds Thursday, Cluedll..rne
d 11.

K' Ilor.l 110111111 i —l,l43.lneaday. Fidillshird at II
lilachusaw Vale Hounds -Tuesilsy, (this day), 41sainri
Marsh ; Thursday, L'hetnide ; Friday, King's Stag, Pulliam—
at 11.

It...ember 1• at leerhan,i•TpUtlLMrita, tla, wife ut t*plaiti
I)*nt.ll. 7541, lin:knew, .1• NOMI,
rebruary at balialect, 1..p.,14:. the wilu of Mr. 11. 7
Mydenhani...l a ar:
. . . _

-Jaaluary.23-, at Xi!borne St. Andrew. the witeut Jame, Walla
ul • daughter.
February 1, at Durngatuatreet, Durcbtader, the wile ut Mr.
Moneta Short. of a out

rebeuhry h:itt 11leetlferd, the wile 4 lir W. Hanger, 4
&TOUT. .

Filinary if, at Bhiss.llord, the wile of Mr. It Crotom. ,4 a

--iubnitry 10, at St. Mary.trett, Womoutli, the wife .4 ab-
T 11 Williams, of a daughter.
February 10, at I. Cromwell Villa, Oxfunl.rtmil,
mouth, the wife of Mr 11. Downer, .4a daughter.
February 12, at Trinity-.trot, Dorchester, the war of Mr 2.1.
Turner, of • daughter.

lIARRIAGLN
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-16

A WZIA,TO.IIO TIEGGAR.
On Wednesday the body of a nomati naneel Mae Foley
aged as, wall found lyinx partly on louseed on the doer 01
her room at 11, lis.haudde.drcet, Pn 00 ,'Xanittla•
jinn of the room Isciem mash% •.atat of la s+. aids was
found wrapped op in a... ...s1 lin a comer, ant
nitlioqZo she treat a'esut a+ a .tr..?
a hr.:, quantity of excellent clutlon.: oil la,t+ of Wall
up and stowed away in the . was. r of the room.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-16

Alt It 1..*:4 OF „t ! lOA

A cannibal has Is.c.n a—rres" ted in I! svti with Me dinner
In a head. A cerrespondent writioz from dacinel on the
2lth ult., reporm the trial and con% ieth et of a ',hick my,
who wee brought to that town the other day from the
interior to answer a charge of emmi ',Atm'. Unfortunately
for the accused, when taken into ..mtod, hal ia a
ba.ket the head of a victim, who seemed t Miro been only
meently killed. He was sentenced to he executed, and
Lie fate, it is hoped, will he a le —ion to other cannibals at
nil events t.. dine at home, or when aimmil on business or
idewmre to content themseive, with none more simple
rcfre,hium.t than the remain., of their fellow-ereaturea.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-16

Fit MINA_ OF I:ONTRACT

In a letter in Saturdays Stmotant on Tenant Right. Mr.
.1..5.p.. Howard, ofliudford, writen : -"With respect to the
cry, of contract—a que.tion too great to discuss
in thin letter—we contend. notwitlintanding the powerful
reasoning in your leader of the sth inst. that, an a rule it
1... not exi-t. Front • wide experience Ire know that
lariflowners, or, perhaps more correctly. land agent... ma
and 4,,,iktat,„ ronditb.(ll4, anti which condition%
on not 'lnfrequently injurious to the public interest
jjjan who has to hire a firm knows full well that in
cane of a d.sirabk, at a fair or even a full rent,
he is not on equal contracting terms with the owner. The
freedom he enjoys is. as a rule, runfincil to that f refusing
up. fgem of which, after great efforts, he may have gue-
st...led in obtaining the offer, anti which he knows that,
chili he refuse, in MOM a his neighbours in &Mitten to •
:somber of rich yoking men .4 leisure, stand ready to take,
no matter what the conditions imposed may be.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-16

THE PURFLEET MURDER.

4./n Saturday morning, the gyeatuit pouible excitement
was c:medii, l'urflect, rlielio.fonl, and other part,: of
Rues, in conxequencs of a report in one of the daily papers
dating that Richard Coat,x, the military schoul-maxter,
who ix charged with the murder of the little girl Alice
Roughen, had made a dreadful attenipt to commit suicide
in his cell. Sulwoment inquiry proved that nothing of the
kiad had occurred.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-16

mix LINT% ON APPLICATION.

LIVER, thu HEAD, thu HEART.
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Heart in perfect action, you mud take RACK lIANII4
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them, and report they have not felt ao weil for years;
the immenee demand la the proof punitive. Prepared
Tastelon' and tudd by W. M. HAI:KHAN, Chemigt„
Norwich Thu following Tentimonials are from
' Leiceater an.l Ifooretmt St. Peter:

•
Dew Sir, hare gnat nit-assure In forwanling you a
testimonial to the great efficacy of your Liver Mlle. For the
Luit few years I hare suffered greatty with • sluggish liver, and
have tried every kind of remedy, but not one has done me ,o,y
g,„,d, until e ~hort Um since tine of your bills Wel kit al roy
house, When I Immediately obtalnod • box fn. your ageribi
Leicester, Mumma Cooper and Sen, and I ani thankful to ociy I
sun considerably better, and do fed feel like the Palm MN...
recommend than to all my friend... being • very valuable
medicine, having proved then, to be no. Yours very grate-
fully,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-16

IIAIDEN NEWTON

111.

.1 I. Ir. • to carry out the drainage
of ti: ,• i: . . ; the expense to be provided fur
In s /11.
Es I Monday evening the sclioid•routat
was . i• musical tirograg interslicrusl
with . s: --The grotto, the extinguisher,
• , the mesmeric SUSPCIIII/011, fr
iif various nations. These excited
ri 111.1 ks, siiperintamissi by Mrs.
cost is, fairly and otherwise for
The exhibition of thew
r t cleverly wail efficiently. Ile
.teul in the extensive preparation
s• anti others. The first and Last
...ortapanied by music and singing,
t by Mr. Martin and Miss Martin
10-111/ TN. of the tableaux -
'1••• Statue,' fruit SilakeAPlNtrl2%
-.I a little acting, this !ca.!

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s tee. of the, te.aeheee, Mew Beni
•' Illeriehoilei Ma, lovAllti-
, ell. The ,Ire,'-es were all made
it. correct reprelentationa ax it
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-16

THY ARMY ENTIMATIS.

The Anurixtiniates for the coining year issued to-day,
prionood inerinue of expenditure on the military
enteLlishmento of J; Mt, 401, the total !being a:14,677.7M

THE STRIKE AT DEWSBURY.

A meeting of strike and locked•out mill hands was held
in Wasbury to day (M lay), at wb;ch it was unani-
snowily re.ilseil to continue the struggle. Over 25,ti11e are

IVoILKINi; MEN AS M.P.'s.

Mr. John Bright, writing to a gentleman at Iturs.lem
respecting Mr. Watton's candidature for Stoke, says. he
has no ohjection to working men OA candidates provided
they am not chosen solely because they are working men.

FOOTBALL -ENGLAND V. IRELAND.

The football match took place at the Oval to-day
(Mimilay), hetwiant twenty of England and twenty of
Ireland, which n.ixelteit in a ‘ictory for the English team
by two goals to nothing.

CONSERVATIVE VICTORY AT CHATHAM.
The polling for Chatham took place on Saturday. The
whole of the tn.opo were retained to barrack,. in the
evening. The result was announced at 8.15. The numbers
wore a., fellow :
Mr. I;Onit (I%)
Mr. Sham (L.)
Ereat excitement prevailed all day. Both parties worked
exesiediugly hard.

2,173
1.968
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-16

FEMALE CABDRIVER.

An extraordinary instance of c•dicealinent of aex has
been .li.riored at Liverpool. Alioui.t the prisoners com-
mittisl for trial at the sessions on charges ,of felony wits
one William Seymour, • caledriver. tieing received at
thc d, the prisoner wait ex.i.nin,..l in the u.ual way.
when it 'Awl discovered that " Sev tttttt ir" was •
tousle. In answer to the prhooi officiate, she stated that
rhe had left her husband in ronzepienee of his ill-treat-
and luni been a call driver for nihe yearn. three of
o hich had been spent in London and six in Liverpork
During the whole of this tithe -ho had been successful itt
coneealins her real sex. She e r oisoved to the female
part of the priori, and the indictment arainst her was,
altenA cmi 5 to prevent aa,v technical loophole of
es,:ape when she shall be placed upon her trial.

THE TREATMENT or IfirsoMANIACR.
An important meeting wa. hell at Willis's Rooms,
London. on Thuriday, under the presidency of the Earl
of Shaftesbury. KM., to conxidi r the desirability of
eat ildishin, a h for the treatment .4 persons addicted
to intiauperatc habits In the upper and middle rlasscs.
The chairman was supported by Archbishop Manning. Dr.
Burrows, president of the novel college of Physicians ;
Dr Wood. Dr. rhysdale. Mr. Robert Rae. Secretary or the
National Temperance League, and other gentlemen of
influence. Mr. Ibilthouse read letters from Sir lames
Kuad, Sir Henry Thompson. Sir William Gull, awl other
member. of the medical profes.ion, who cordially approved
of thr Home which it ix propowil to estald.sh. Resolu-
tion, in accordance with the object of the meeting were
pa,clll.

A !IALIF:011NIA!ki BRF.ACII OF yßom!tie CASE

A breach of promise MAC, in which freorge 11. Faucher.
of Stockton, alifornia, was bled to the tune of 10,110
dob., has just been trial at 'lli ••a2,11. rafICIICr id about
V. old. and the plaintiff, Nilo. ilmiotto 5. Roe% of
(111.-ago. on the shady sideof :41. In the interest of justice
to th. II friend who had this.. t•ruclly disappointed her
esPerintions. Mo. lb, • testified in court that
tho. had lived together as loan and wife, that they had
travelled together as much to the Pacific roa..t end to the
East, and that they had even ...et the day of inarriage. The
testoormy on the other able was tip it "she ha.. thrust her
attention upon hint unsought,' and be was spoor persecu-
ted obi bachelor. It took the inry about 20 minutes to
decide upon an award of 10.1510 d 01.., half the highest
u*l,,..lpipt ewer allowed by law. Fanelter will doubtless
appeal the caw, though he is worth :SNOW dols.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-16

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