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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-09

PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY,
Chief Met,: 1;2, I.rimurt HILL, bliimx.

Summary of the TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL
REPORT, for the year ending 314 December, 1814.

(pßiasma

During the year the Directoni have received 3,5:161
Prop..*is for the
have been amepted and conipleted, ensuring the Nam
of C175,1:10, awl producing • New Annual Premium
Income of f:12,19:1 in. la. ; 7,2 I'mposah.,
ai
L119,11'55, have either heen declined or not con7lerij
The Claims amount to 1:55,820 171. 2.L under 331
l'oliciea ; 11. l 9 kd. of this amount wow for claims
on Enthottnents 'natured. The number of deaths wag

Tbe Annual Premium Income at the end of tbe year
I. L71,'17 rs. in rempeet of 14.544 i Policia,
the earn of 1.1,•:23,503, bowing an inereaanar/
1:5,4:r2 19e. Id. per annum over the year 187:1.

iSIWNTNIAL BKANC-H.

The operations in tht. Branch have again been
unusually successful. There were 858,7r4 New
Policies wiled, repre.,nting a New Annual Premium
Ineome of 1:332,0 49 Is,
The Claims amount to £171,012 12a fill.
The Annual Prem. lncome at the close of the
year is £115,611 4s. 4.1., showing an increase of
£144,341 NP. 44. over the Income of the previous year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-09

COKE.

Cal, Adinert4 in the eonntryn rronmahk Weis, sad in
Dora, awl 14.olingbon frec.
HT TILIXI WILDA AT RCIPUCID num.
AGF.AT YoR
THE WILTSHIRE SAcK INNING COMPANY
_ _
CO.tLS
! ULM !
UT DARC il, COAL MERCHANT,
V V • NEw Ise. South-street. and S. WTH•WIATIRX
RAILWAY STATI. *l, Is /ICC H EsTEit, iwo to thank the
Fentry awl public ...renerally for past favours, awl to
inform them that all orders agent to him shall have
prompt attentigm.
now saapplving
11E.ST W.II.LSEN
RADSTi
NALTSTERS COAL,
NEW( AST
CLAYCROSS,
SMITHS' COAL.
RUBBLE C 171.31.
FOREST OF DEAN (or Bulk.), awl SILLSTONE
CoALS, confidently recommended as
SUPERIOR TO THE BEST W,tI,LSEND
ROA BRILLIANCE
AND
CI.EAN BURNING,
sminr.o 111:ING
SEVERAL SHILLINGS l'Elt ToN eIIEAPEP
A Tri•ll respretiVlN rdi,ded.
ORDERS received at the New Inn, South-street,
or at the Coal Yard, South-Western Station,
Dorelaottrr.
SALE OF STATIONERY, FANCY Goons,
ar., alkr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-09

.9REI\T )VESTk:ItN RAILWAY.

The dividni;iti-s-to ho CL the '''''''''''''''''''' against
tif this time last year. Thu consolidated stuck is now
quoted at about 110.

IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY TRAYIiLLERS.
It is stated that the Creat Wwitern Railway i:ompany
have ahandonol the appeal front the decision of the
Reading County Court Judges who held that the com-
pany was liable for damage arising from unpunctuality el
trains, notwithstanding a byelaw framed to bar such

ANCIENT CREMATION NEAR CAMBRIDGE.
In making the double line of rails between Six-mile
Bottom and Cambridge, on the Gnat Eastern Railway, •
curious discovery has been made, about a couple of
hundred yards front FuDaum Station. The remains of im
ancient furnace have been found. It had been used for
cremation. and contains the calcined remains of the bodies
of men. The furnace is about five feet deep and six Net
wide ; round tlw bottom of it i 6 a rudelyanade Hue, con-
taining the remains of charred waled, and the dome of the
furnace is cased with rough stone. A pasage large enough
fur a man to creep into runs front it horizontally in •
noith-waderly direction ; this has been follow'ed for
about six feet, anti it is summed to bad to a similar
furnace. Above the furnace were found the remains of
mono bodies—thighs, leg bunai, and skuUs.

DtLyrll..nif !:91t..14)111N. PAUL.III )PKI NM.

Sir John Paul Hopkins, Gove of the Military
Knights of Window, died at Windsor last night The
1111,CaSKYI WWI a Kul:filo( the Hanes urian I haelphic Order,
the eldest son of Captain John Hopkins, who was killed
at the battle of the Nile : he entered the army in Pial
ensign,. became lieutenant Istei, Captain Uril Light
Infantry, 1,411; served at the siege and surrender of
Cnmulmann and the !Wash Fleet, and at the battle of
King INUT, Anil through the Peninsular war; had a medal
with seven chums, awl the Order of Hanover for distin•
pushed conduct at Sabugal ; twice severely wounded.
He was appointed Governor of the Military Knights in
1865.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-09

GREAT TOLLER,

Tnemiay night the erhoolrooni ol
this village was liroken into and the stun of 12s. stolen
from the master's gle..k. It is sitiiisiv..l that an entrance
was effected at one of the east windows by taking out two
Imtes of glass and unfastening the 1,44,1110' 4 The thief
afterwards uvide his exit by unlisffsing the door. The
guilty party has not yet been detected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-09

nirowrixT ASSYRIAN TABLET.

Mr. George Smith bag recently made a sorie4 of im•
portant. discoveries relating to the ii mk of Genesis. In
excavating at Komunlik !meanie herttel what he considers
the moot interesting and remarkable cuneiform tablet yet
iliscovered. It turn, out to contain the story of luan's
original innorenee, of the temptation, and the fall, and
with ...creel smaller pieces furmn nut of a continuous
eerie, of learemli, giving the hiatory of the world front the
crwissite down to mane period after the fall of man.
Linked with thew, he found also other serie,, of ieuend•
on primitive latitory, in:lading the story of the building
of the Tower of Rebel and of the Confusion of Tongue..
The extract in which Mr. George Smith dew:riles the
man-aline on the Axsyrian tablets j rather lengthy, but
iron,j,. grom importance is worthy of being reproduced
in its entirety ; a complete transcription may be looked
tor at • later period : -
The narrative eit the Merlin tahlets commences with a
a...ripsaws of the period Wore the world WWI create], rteo
a duos et. ovulation The dowinte mid empty
state of the 1011. ante and the Omni.. by ch.. of ~,,,,,,..„.,
arc vividly Orem The chew is ',retool over by • female
Isobel' Milne,' Thant sod Tiomet. oirrespoivllng to the Thalstth
but gg it proetieds, the Awes rim account krrets
rather •ith the Itible than with the short acumen fn.
Demme. we are bibi, in the inscriptions, if the 11l f the
en. appear. to ....rnwponal to &Man. in "as
andatbaa lie raises his hand lambaso
t the mammary m the God
f beaten, WWI the deetaiption
o f hint is roaly inagnitteeng
lie is npreented Ming l a chant .n,
lie me.
eurenneted by the Mortise, with the I,:ht iiiii g
doting hefto
lino, mei wielding a thUnaerholt 00 swarm. The Mallon,
leads to a war in beaten and the conquest of the powers of
id, the yods due course creating the unnerve in stages, ss
I n the Mosaic tiarratiac ourveyinit each map of the work •nd
The Mame work eel 11l i l isles in the
pronouncing 1 good
e ion of twin, who is on. upriuht and free from evil, mud
eivlosed by with the noble faculty if speech. The
Deity then delivers • long &liras to the newly-awned Ming,
instructiog him in all has duties and privileges, and pointing
out the glory of his state But this continual t.f Islamising Owe
tun last long before nun, yielding to temptation, falls ; and
the Deity then ptomaines upon hint In
terrible curse,
invoking ou bis brad all the evils which hare sino: adhetel
Inummity.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-09

Igriculturr.

-
tRM NUM IN DONSET.

The sernnal edition of frost and ace asional snow.stornis
ta hiela b as ,Inali'n,'l the latter half of February hi. tended
to not a little embrrawanent in matters .Igricultural,
I ultivation., though before in a forward !tate, are now
perforee a little lagging. Still, as a rule, the plough is
pretty s-ell up to to the fold, anal we look forward to a
weal iweablasl for "prim; corn. Spring wheat sill be but
little sown, a greater breadth will in, oeciapied by oats and
I awley. The increasing demand fair the latter tetialf to
keep lip its price. awl certainly higher wager. have not a
little tended to this result, an we are sorry to note that
with an itarn,a., of fully 25 per cent. in iriliniery wages.
the LIINIIIrer 14 certainly not better If, ii,. not only has he
increased his potations, but the jug awl the Isattle are
daily •getting into greater favour in the rottage. The
influence of this is so marked that an increase of wages,
coupk...l with the cheapest If we ever remember, MICHI
only to aggravate the Celli we have mentioned. The
shepherd has had a bul February, as the odd and mew
Nioll3l seanw.stonaw have eaused great casualties towards
the calet• ("or i411111.i114. The flocks that suffered
from foot-rot in the wet season have proved unlucky both
in the "slipping of lamb" awl too often in the death of
the ewe. Where, however, hay and corn hare been freely
wed, and the flock sedulously kept from the dirty fellows
in wet weather, awl transferred to solid ground, the cheep
have done rsmarkably well. The lambs, under the,.
circumstances, are stoma and healthy, and all the inure
so, perhaps, because in this season of ...treaty of feed there
are certainly not so many doubles either in the Horns or
Down,. IA usual. —Agricola...lf Graeae.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-09

BRISTOL WWI. FAIR.

This hall-yearly fair was opent.4l at Bristol on
Wi.dnesday, and attracted a large attendance,especially
front Yorkshire and the Midland Counties. There
was a goo I quantity of wool on offer. A much larger
business in all the finer qualifies uf wool was dune
than is usual at the first day's sale. Fur matchings
and fleece., however, there was a poor demand, and
in these but few lots changed hands. There was a
large business, lone in skin. wools, the most actin,
inquiry being fur super down skins, the prices fur
which were not only lirni, Inn there was a quotable
a.lvanee of per lb. on recent private deals, and
they may be quoted at from Witt to 225 id. Fine
combing. fetched from ib.l to I 7.1, and %ether skins
tsd per lb. Short woos were in request, and especially
super heads; and super combs were scarce, and
inquired for freely. Lamli wools were much sought
after, and altogether there WA, a good disposition to
buy. The fair was continued on Thursday, but the
amount of busimss dune did not realise the expecta-
tions rained ItY the first day's tran-actiom. A goul
deal of wool, however, changed hands, though not the
quantity expected. Prices 4:10,01 firm for every
description of wool at the conclusion of the fair, and
some sods shuvrol a slight advance on the previous
day. Skin wools were in very good demand, and ,
better prices were realised than on Wednesday. strung
skins fetched front 14.1 to 154. Fleece wool: were
in request. and prices !inner. Wethers fetched (ruin
173,iil t. iSd ; hogs, 1.4,110 20,1; down fleece: and I
matt:M.lgs were inquired after, and lamb wools were in
great request. Super eoliths were scarce, and ingootl
demand, at front I&I to 221; fine combing, 141 tu
17,1; %tether skins sold pretty well at IRA.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-09

I'ItOMPTLT DoNE AT THE

OFFICE OF T If IS PAPER

ON NODERATE TER.

ROBERT HILL,

(gems:Non TO r. broc,)
COAL NEM:CHANT, DORCHESTER.
ITOUES AT THE car..vr WESTERN AND SOUTH-WE/ITEM
RAILWAY *TAIT oNM.
All Orders rewired tti, Noolluslreel, or a the Office,
G. W. it. &allow, will hare prompt allenlion.

The fullowingtlemeriptions of Comb always in Stock:
BEST WALLSEND.
CI.AY CROSS.
„ RAIkSTOCK.
SMITHS.
STONE I!OALS.
nu RIME CUI.M.
REST BLJLLO. or
FOREST DEAN.
SILKSTONE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-09

BEAXINSTXR.

ACCIDINT4 On Saturday a young woman in the
employ of Mr. Tucker, of Slais, Mills. Netherleury,
suffered a severe laceration of the handl, which was caught
in the caws of a machine through the belt aceirlentally
slipping off the wheel. The ;or girl, who seemed in
great pain, was conveyed, at her own desire. to the
hospital of the Ileaminater Union, where, under Dr.
Webb's care, she is favourably ternaries:Mg. On Sunday
evening Mr. irewph Newman 1111 l unted a pone at the
White Hart Hotel. Immediately he was on his back the
anleterl started up the street. and, rushing no the pave-
ment, threw its tiler on the flairstimos. Mr. Newer, in
was taken up aurl carried to Mr. W. .1. Daniels' surgery,
when it was found he had received some severe bruist-4 on
the head. hut none of a very dangerous character.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-09

LONGFLILET.

Tat: GLEE SOCIETT.---AlWdays-Lince the tnenibers of
the Glee Society in connection with the recent Longlinet
entertainments, presented Mr. F. W. Hall, their con-
ductor, with live volumes of music for the organ, se •
small token of their appreciation of his service'. lb.
vicar (Rev. J. L. Williams) made the presentation in very
felicitous terms, expressing the sense of obligation to Mr.
Hall felt by himself awl the members of the society.
1101Xia EXpLasION.—Un Thursday evening the work-
men engaged at the Law mills of Mr. Z. Saunders, Long.
fleet. Prior to leaving work barked up the fire, seeing that
there was plenty of water in the boiler, awl that the gauge
indicated there was not :nor, than 15Ibe. U team. About
hall,past two o'clock mu Friday morning, hawever, the
inhabitants of linnetleet in the neighbourhood of the
Portinalion 'Castle were alarmingly &rause.' by an ex-
plosion. On proceeding to ascertain the cause it wise
found the boiler at the mills had explode.' ; the tube end
being blown out ; and after knocking down the end of the
house in which it stool struck had carried away the
corner of the large shaft standing near, awl completely
shattered • died nearly 21.1 yards off. N. injury was done
to the machinery, and no personal injuries were sustained.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-09

FRIGHTFUL SCENE IN A RAILWAY CAERIAGE

IN FRANCE.
•
The Paris correspondent .4 the 1)a.11 Te&graph ant..:
—A Garde Genalral ilea Foreta was travelling with his
sister-in-law from Marseilles to Paris in a second-class
carriage. They appear to have felt some alarm from the
tirst, and several times changed their coinisvtilient. But
the 1041 WllO excited their suspicions persisted in follow-
jug, and at last forced hiniself upon them in the last
carriage in which they had taken refuge. As soon as the
train started he pioillivel a lmttle, and begged the holy
to drink. She refused, naturally, and her brother-in-law
interposed. Thereupon Ric nittian threw Ids bottle out of
the window, and seized Mtllle. Itcynauld's watch-chain.
In 104,1 taxrur siw Opollied the carriage door, and ran out
along the stops, holding to the windows, and breaking
them as she passed. The 'eviller-in-law seized her
aggressor, and struggled with leis.. The watch-chain was
pitched after the bottle, sod a light began, in which the
thief proved an easy victor. lie gut his victim doss
robbed hill] of purse and watch, and then deliberately set
himself to murder. But meantime the passengers,
alarmed by seeing Millie. Iteynauld pass their windows,
made eich an uproar that the train was stopped. Orgy
Just in time. M. ile nouchien was almost dead when
half a dozen men burst the carriage iloorojwn. Standing
1111011 the door this determined Sc mitilrel threatened
death to anyone eliu approachedi lout, seeing the crowd
gather, he gave a savage kick at M. du llouchoin's head,
and sprang out. A oublior seized I , and they had a
fearful witlik. In spite of kicks and bites the whiter held
.91 until he found a stone, with which the ruffian was
knocked senseleas. They carried him to Arles, where he
now feigns madness. M. ile Bouchoiiii and hi. sister-in-
law are still in serious danger.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-09

SHERBORNE.

BOARD OF Gummilis.—At the weekll meeting of the
Board, on Thursday, in pursuance of notice, Mr. Prins
moved that the medical githeer's districts he taken into
coniideration with the view of better equalisin them,
and thereby establishing such facility to the medical
idlieer, a, would enable them to give prompt attendance
to the sick poor. In the discussion which ensued it
appeared that the district, could not be better equalised,
bit that tic. Ilavies had too large an area to enable him
to give such attendanee as wag considered necessary to the
poor residing in his districts. It was eventually agreed
that the app.intuisnt of the muedicolMi.-or for the north.
western district should for tlio present be postpongsl
The accounts of the Sanitary Authority for the year were
produce.l, examined, and allowe.l.

SEItIiPUS ItAII.WAY All'lllENr AT 8111.:Itit4/R:ii.
An accident r...milting ii, consider...ll.le alantage ba the
line at the Sherlsarne Station occumsl on Thurs.laY
morning to the 1:01 luggage tntin train Salisbury. which
runs through Sherborne at 1.16. When descending the
ithorne incline, one of the tracks hit the rails, which
from thence to beyond the water-tank—a distance
approaching llnarier of a mile —were torn lan, displaced
an.l damaged to a great extent. lies Callae of the accident
was clearly apparent -a heamal axle.
The anal C the axle, which s.sons capital anal perfect
iron, is cut as cleanly as if a ..1.1 chisel ha.l been used,
awl the work of cutting through appear,. to have been
one of considerable tine% The Inakcsman. I iC.lrite.
Pll,,taille.l a severe lacerated woimal ii, los fore-arm reach.
in c almost to the hone.
lie was at Once Conreyed to the Yeatman ilarapital, anal
Ilk wounds sewed tn anal dressed by lir. Williams, and.
although it was sufficiently serious 4a lead the letspital
atatlearities t.a relincat hill, ba stay, lie preferred going
honte, anal went on tat Exeter by the next train. Ille had
a somewhat narrow mcape from more !serious injuries.
Injury was alone to four tack,, anal all along the dis-
tance we hare IMMOI the line is strewed with wreck
chairs. hroken bdts, splitatonsl timbers, guano, with which
One Of the trucks wa.s hauled, mid pieces of iron.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-09

LONGIBURTON,

On Tne ~ sday ~, ming ia4t two valuable rows belonging
to Mr. T. Down, farmer, of tlll4 place, were found in a
ditch. They were both .lead. It appeared as if one of the
animalo had pushed the other in. and than fallen in on
her and broken Ito own neck.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-09

I:62IEZAI. 1tL411.115.

The total Premium li,coiu is D 187.488 4d.,
being an increase of 1149,777 7s.raL over the pant
year.
The total amount of Claims is £28l,89:1 !le. lid.,
raising the whole to 13,310,295 18a. rid.
The Assurance Fund at the close of 1874 was
£73,524 2s. 11d., showing an increase of 00,501 2e. lid.
for the year.
rousiderable discussion has taken place during the
year in reference to the expenses of Life Assurance
Compani.a., and the Directors are happy to announce
that during the three years odium the end of the Last
golmpieninum the sin t paid for the expeusea of
this Company has been kept considerably within the
margin at the last valuation, and the rate of interest
obtained on tlie investments is greatly in Caere. of
that provided for n that occasion. And while the
Directors consider it advisable to extend the business
of the Company in many new districts where it is not
now represented, the Shareholder, may rely upon the
Directors not exceeding the limit of expenditure
which would render such an operation not merely safe
but pri ifitable.
In adilit to the examination of the Accounts by
the elected Auditors of the Company, the 1 neeetore
themselves pens Ily examine both ac ts and
securities, while they still continue their system of
weekly audit 1111 l minas! many years since.

LIVE ASS! !LANCE ACT, 1870.

BALANCF. SHEET Or THE PRUDENTIAL
ASSURANCE COMPANY, en the 314 December,
144.
LIABILITIES.

t it. d.
Nharrlinbleng. 1'4444
Life Assiimume 1. owl
tiiekiirm :uel .tssuratire F I
l'untingeney Fine!, errated at .tnnuni
Alerting, April, 1874
I luarantre Fund
laameholdi Ite.lemption Fun.l l,OOO 0 0

L'616,11/0 7 7
Minix under life Policies
admitted but not yet
v5i.u1.7,076 3 1
Demmiturn 10,601; 10 7

24,70 13 8

L 143,223 1 3

ASSETS. £ a. d.
Ilortgaged on property within the United
Kingdom
Leans on the Company's l'olicioi
Inveatnienta : -

In British Government Securities 27,855 1 5
Indian and Colonial ditto 38,293 19 7
Foreign ditto U,127 2 9
Railway and other Debentures
and Debenture Stock 21,152 15 0
Railway Shansi (Preference and
I Winery)
Trust Funds I 'ertifitates
Freehold tlrmind Rents 19,720 19 9
House Property
Life and other Interests and
Reversions 96,450 6 1
Furniture and Fittings (Head and
Branch (ffices)
I.oens upon Personal Security. .. .
Loan on Borough rates
34,,etgage ..f Revers
Equitable Mortgage ..1. Freebehl Pomerty 10,000 0 0
Agents Pollumes
Outstanding Premiums .
I litts. Interest
Ditto Rents
Amount due from Official Lividator of
International Society 37,416 11 11
Detswits at Three months notice 13,0110 0 0
Cash- -On Deposit Cll,OOO 0 0
In hand tool on current
account 21,599 10 8

32,188) 10 8

£e43,20 1 3
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-09

LYTOEIETT XINSTER.

I/LaTa OF —a; ll'lll-...P0L1-C—F: i.-117E-RA:e.—Last Sunday
week, the mortal remains of Mr. Hugh ilishop—late
72 C. of the Metropolitan Police, were conaigned to their
last resting place in the churchyard of Lytchett Minster.
Mr. Bishop was in the police forty years, and, since 1557,
has been a pensioner on the police fund uf the Metropolis.
After his retirement from the force, Mr. Bishop held an
office at the Blandford Union, afterwards retiring to
Lytehett Minster to the cottage of his late father, where
he died. Mr. Bishop W 3, very h respected its the
village, and his racy anecdotes of police life were exceed-
ingly interesting. During his forty years' service he had
seen much, and his reminiscences of the Ilsysnarket,
Goislriebe's Saloon, Piccadilly, (Bob) Crofts in the Hay-
market, the Cocoa-tree, and No. 7 in James-street, at the
period when those reedezeoss of nocturnal riot and
debauchery were in full swing, would snake a three
volume novel. Mr. Bishop was very nto,li respect.' in
London. Mr. Boynton, of the I 'rown Hotel. Poole, one of
Mr. Bishop's old comrades, and superior officer while in
the London force, followed the remains as one of the
chief mourners. It may be inentione SA an interesting
fact that the late Mr. Bishop and Mr. Boynton served
with the late Emperor Napoleon in the Chartist riots of
'ts when his Imperial Majesty, then an exile, was sworn
in As special constable at the Marlborough Police Court.
Deceased was also in attendance on the late Emperor
Nicholas of Russia and the Pasha of Egypt on the
occasion of their visit to this country many years ago.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-09

11.%1" AND STI{.O%,

WI I I EC 1 I I • I.: I . t•ES I /AY. -I,IIIC Su I, pl y here
to wa..hort, awl the better desc 'inions of fodder
o
,inewhat higher terms.
- • •
sl:lia •yteadily on

(I.er 10.1.4 .31; Trwok.. )
Flue u•.. 10. 'lay • • .. • • .sto 112 s.
loferior •• • .. bsa. to 74
Straw —••• Mks. to 401.
Prim., (I.ocr •• • IOU& to VV..
Inferior Ditto •• • to oso.
_
SI:EI
tti.

In consequence of the late wintry weather there is
now less doing in agricultural seeds. All gradi.s of
red clover are nevertheless held with considerable
firmness, stocks being by no means excessive. Aliskes
continue neglected. For white clover there has been
an improved inquiry. ill trefoil seed the tendency of
prices is upwanls, a good quantity of this description
having recently changed hand: at occasionally en.
hancel currencies. A fair business has been doing
in imported Italian and Scotch rye-graves. Spring
tares are in steady request at the decline noted last
week. Of winter vetchei there are no offering. For
hemp and canary seed the orders received are quite
of a retail character ; white millet, as a substitute for
the latter, meet: with increased favour. Fine black
rapeseed, being very scarce, readily obtains an
advance of is. to 2.. per qr. Other articles, in the
present comparatively quiet state of our market, offer
no subject for remark.—John Shaw and Sons.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-09

NETHER COMPTON.

ACCIIIENT.—On Tuesday night a man named dames
Pelly, a labourer in the employ of Mr. Laver, W 3.4 return-
ing home with a -art laden with fargota. when he fell
lischwarils out of it upon his head, sustaining a scall,
wiminil and other injuries. [Jr. DAViCi, of Sherburne. WV%
soon in attendance, and under his care l'elly is doing well.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-28

NEW MUSIC MALY PRICK.

N.B.—W. IL ha A some excellent Pianos and Aar.
nioniutos fur SALE OK HIRE ON VERT RILLBONABLE
TEAM.

AGENT FOR THE SING Elt SEWING MACHINES.
All Orders by Post, &c., will be esteemed ail favours,
arid receive immediate attention.

FESTIVITIES.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-28

- - --
1875. CHRISTMAS. 1875.

72, ST. THOMAS STREET, WEYMOUTH.
--
HARVEY, LATE SMITH,
Have again provided for the Christman' Season, and
their extensive Atlll convenient SiloWroolllll contain a
choke (Replay of GLASS, CHINA, anal EARTHEN-
WARE of every variety.
Particular attention in invited to a quantity of fins
CHINA. just received direct from Limoges. Also,
some entirely new designs in China, lc., from Wor-
cester and Mews. Copeland, suitable for Christmas
and New Year's Gifts.
A good Stork Torquay TERRA COTTA GOODS
Lent on Hire, for Parties, &c.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-28

WEYMOUTH.

COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA, end
SHORTNESS AA BREATH instantly relieved

MASON'S PECTORAL COUGH LOZENGES
Which have been in use many years. Read the
following unsolicited important testimoniaL
tiouthasopu?n.
I,....wember Ist, 1871.

Data Ma,
lieue send with the enclosed order an iii. box of
Moon% Pectoral Lonatins. You will be plowed to hear that
dote I tame to you .nrly in the Buttoner, I am completely
rollored from a listressiog conatuniel, • ontolt and ehortness or
breeth. lam abnut to take a lona VoYAirt! 41t1 shall enquire.
dock 01 them, and se oil not be without them on any account.
I have taken nothing but linen leen,cs )ou No highly and
truly nvotottn.ntivd me You may make what use you think
proTcri:Ll this lett,r
4; you again for the laneflt I have received,
I remain, ) ours tery truly,
EDWARD 8 OLDFIZIA.
Tarhett, Chemist, he., Weymouth.

Bold in Boxes at 1:001. each, or poet free 14 stamps.
PREPARED ONLY la

„....
CHARLES G. TARGETT,
CHEMIST, NEAR THE BRIDGE
WEYMOUTH.

TAly7Tri; SKIN LOTION,

. .....
An preacrilted by an eminent London l'hydetath Is
samowledged to be an exceedingly valuable_npplies-
tion for all kinds. t.f Krupthmo, Erysipelas, Wounds,
Ulcers, Bruise'. and InfLuntu.stinn.
Soil in Bottle,. 91., la GL, and 2/4 6.1. each.
Prepared only by Clus. G. Temorrr, neer the
Bridge, Weymouth.

TH SOUTH-WESTERN
POTTERY,
PARKSTONE,
Plurifieter - -GEORGE JENNINGS.
jganagnir —JOHN S. HUDSON.
London Depot • Jennings' Wharf, Palace Road,
•Stangate, Land wth.
PNNINGS' PATENT DRAIN PIPES are
0 ow in general use in the best works in the
Kingdom, they offer advantages not Possessed by any
other Drain Pipes. " Certainly the best In arrange-
ment that can be used."--Rsikler.
JENNINGS' PATENT STONE WARE AND
TERRA COTTA AIR BRICKS are Cheseer,
Stronger, and Better than Iron; do not require punt-
ing_ ; do not rust and stain the walls; and 1.111
ttirtassussur.
JENNINGS' PATENT BONDING BRICKS
FOR HOLIAM WALLS, • perfectly non-absorbent
article, and the cheapest and best tie ever used, secures
perfect dryness at a less cost than any °that Flan.
JENNINGS PATENT COMB NED -SMOKE
AND AIR FLUES for enwh thorough
VENTILATION, and • supply of Warm Air
to Apartments.
TAYLOR'S PATENT DAMP PROOF
COURSES, for preventing the absorption of Damp
from the earth in the foundations of buildine,
LOVEGROVES PATENT SYPHON AND
OTHER STENCH TRAPS for Preventing the inane
al Nosiness Gases from Drahei,
COMMON SOCKET PIPES, BENDS, JITNC-
TIONS, SYPHONS, WATER CLOSET BASONS,
AND TRAPS, and every Article used for Drainage
PuMMILNEY POTS, GARDEN EDGING, VASES,
and • Variety of other Goods in
Terra Cotta. both Stone Wars and
Goods hitherto sent from these works will be ruin
dant guarantee of quality, and the Prices are low
as is consistent with the hianufaeture of 1.14-arate
Artioles.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-28

A VIRT LARGE 4T.,CIE Or

SEAL, BEAV ER, IVORY, AND LEATHER
PURSES of flrot-c'oxi Workmanship.
CIGAR STANDS AND TO B %CC° BOXES.
TELESCOPIC G RAPHOSCOPES.

LADIES' BAGS IN LEATRER AND SEAL-
SKIN.

GAMES OF CRESS, DOMINOES, BACK-
GAMMON, lk.e.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-28

E. S. HINDLEY,
BOURTON, DORSET.

PIIED AND PORTABLI
STEAM ENGINES. THRASHING MACHINES
BOILERS. lcc.
CHAFF CUTTERS, Roo? PULPERS, CORN
MILLS, PLOUGHS, d:c.

PLANS AND ESTIMATES
VUIVINHEI) roa VERY I,EiCRIFTION OF
MILL WORE, WATER WHEELS.
SHAPTING, GEARING, CASTINGS, 41. c.
Illustrated Catalamer post fret on application.
Mr. IL L. Tvrris atiends Market.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-28

J. HOOD'S

cRINA. GLASS. AND F:MITHENWARE SHOW

-
LOWER BOND STREET. WEYMOUTH.

This well.known Establishment will be found replete
with one of the largest and most carefully selected
STOCKS of CHINA. GLASS, and WARE to be met
with in the town. Notwithstanding the Increase of
price in all goo& now sent from the Potteries, J.
HOOD is still selling a good article at the lowest
possible remunerativ!, prices, and only asks fur a trial
to convince the public of this fact.
The spacious Show-rooms, are stored with a vary
handsome and carefully selected stock of Breakfast,
Dinner, Dessert, and Tea Services, at prices within
the reach of tilL
An immense stock of Toilet Sets in all makes.
Every description of Glass in great variety, All kinds
of Ware with several different Views a the Town and
neighbourhood.
The
chospostr Arra:lN;
est Chinaanlida Walt: .
Warehouse
In the Town.

Local anti District Nr
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-28

NOTICE OF REMOVAL

W. LUMLEY,

CONFECTIONER, &c., Rc.,
k
Bags to return his sincere thanks to his customers for
their fav‘urs during the past five years, and to
announce that be has removed to more
spacious premises next door,
No. 25, ST. NI ARY STREET,
WEYMOUTH,
WHERE Hl.ll NOW ABLE Id) RUPPLT
FOREIGN /IND BRITISH WINES,
Of the very choicest quality, which may be consumed
on the premises.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-28

SEEDS FOR IST6.

CHEAP AND GOOD, PURR AND TRUE.
-
G. J. VERTITE

- -
In returning his hest thanks for the greatly Increased
patronage affonle.l him, hew. to announce he has
..cured a large and welbsek-cted Stock of SEEDS of
all the moot to.ful varieties, both for the Vegetable as
well as the Flower Garden.
His Seed Catelo,:ue awl Gardeners' Almanack will
be ready for issue in a few days, both imparting prac-
tical information to those interested In the culture of
Vegetables, Flowers, Hoots, &c.
All Garden Iterisites kept in stock.
His Gardeners Almanacic free to Purchasers, or
Cat. each.... . .

--ilie-T;;;I:liherally dealt with.
Agent for the London Nl.inure Company'a Genuine
Manures. EatabliAlle.l nearly half a century.
N.B.—No other SectLs but those that are New kept.

SOUTH WESTERN
_SEED_ WAREHOUSE,

WEYIIOUTIL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-28

FREE EMIGRATION

T.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

FREE PASSAGES to South Australia are granted 1
to Artisans, Agricultural, Railway and Other
Labourers and Girdenere, Copper, Tin, and Lead •
Miners, not exceeding 10 years of age, single, or I
married with not more than three children, also to
Single Female Dome•dic Servants.
Persons of the above callings and ages, Paring their I
own Full Paasage, receive a Land Onler Warrant of
the value of £2O for every Adult above 12, and £lO for
Children between 1 and 12 years of age.
HANDBOOK DESCRIPTIVE OF THE COLONY
gratis on application.
, Immediate Application should be made to the I
Authorised Local kesing Agents, or to the Emigra-
Ition
Agent for South Australia, No, 8, Victori&
Chambers, Westminster, London, S.W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-28

DIARIES NOR 1876.

ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS,
The choked productions of the must eminent
Publishers.
CHILDREN'S PICTURE BOOKS
In great variety.

PAPIER MACKIE CARD BASKETS, &c.,
Entirely new dodos.

LADIES' COMPANIONS AND SCENT CASES

In Velvet and Leather.

THE MT VELVET
BANNER PHOTOGPAPH FRAME

On Gilt Pule.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-28

EVERY DESCRIPTION OF SEWING

MACHINES, CLEANED, ADJUSTED, AND

REPAIRED.

N.8.-INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN.

18, ST. THOMAS STREET,

WEYMOUTH.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL

MARX PHILLIPS
Begs to notify to Lis Tons Frienda that ho has
REXOVED

1114
OLD4STAIII.ISIIF.D OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE
From oppoeite tlie Market House LO
No. 73, ST. ItIARY-STREET, WEYMOUTH,
(Oppoeite Mr. Tal Draper).
M. P. wishes to call atteotion to his newly selected
Stock

BOYS', YOUTHS', AND MEN'S CLOTHING
of the newest fashion, at greatly reamed prices.
No connection with any one of the same name._

TOUR PATII.,NAGE 14 11/141.ECTYULLT HOLICITED BT
J. H. MERRIFIELD,
PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER,
Jeweller, Engraver, Ike., tr.e.,
6, HIGH \VEST sTREET, WEYMOUTH,
(NEAR Tug TOWN HALL).

Ali Revd= Executed on the Premises.
ALAKUII CLOCKS AND TILISPILCILS ALWAYS IS STOCK.
Ltrer, Vergt, Drip!, x, and Gent. re' Wakka
skilfallii Repaired awl Cleaned.
Country Orden. punctually attended to.
J. IL M. can al.o guarantee natinfacC in Cleaning
and Repairing Church or Turret Clock&
Cocks ,n.und by Me year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-28

BRIDPORT.

Ms EXTILAORDINARTT4-11—LE-P.--711r: Hansford, butcher,
parches...l at Dorchester market, a ewe. age one year and
elevea months, linal earl fed lir r. Chapman Saunders,
of Watereonshe. When killed it Was found to weigh no
less than ta7lbs., and had Issri,les 2711i5. of fat inside.
This extraordinary sheep liar been the "talk of the
town," and it is believed to be the heaviest sheep of ita
age over grazusi in the county.
lay DR V. 11.0.11.—This Band, lately attached to the
Ride Corps, under the leadership of Mr. J. Furter, has
through this last week performed selections of music in
different quarters it the town. On Christmas Eve they
marched through the streets, and having for souse little
time heen under the instruction of Servant Major NVatte,
the marching and playing were very creditably done. We
hare no doulit that ill future, at the marching* out of the
Company they will prove ti be • useful addition, and of
great advantage to the lit D.K.V.

DORSET COUNTY SCHOOL, near
Dorchester. A high class Middle School (for 130
Boarders).
NEXT TERM hezins JANUARY 20th.—Address
the Rev. T. liusint.Wimatr. ILA.. !lead Ifa..ter
CROSSE AND IILACKIVELL,
Purveyor. to Ow (luta), $OllO SQUARE,
TANlHlN..lirect attention to the following
article' f their manufacture, which always
kar *kir moatan4,aldreas on MC blbelL
pußx PIiELES in MALT VINEGAR.
----.
.WIHTES ORIENTAL.PICKLES,
IV an esqui...ito eotup.ouull of invents asultiloUri.
111111,1 RE MALT V ItiV of uniform strength
and tiacour, in I pint and quart bettWl.
SAUCES for 1f.#1511, CAME, ste.
poTTED MOMS— Aid FISH in fancy tins
ara
MOCK TURTI4 OK-TAIL. HARE,
GRAVY, JuLinviss aid MULLIGA-
TAWNY SOUPS.

TAMS, JELLIES and ORANGE MARMA-
-41/ LADE inside from freak Fruit end with refined
Sugar only.

. -
CALVFEET JELLY in bottles, Orange,
Lemon, Nladeira, and Vanilla flavour.,
FLAVOITRINO ESSENCES, clistilled.frout
the Froth Fruits and Spleen, ()range. Leann,
Vanilla, Almond, Giniteir, Mace. itc.. de.
CROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S
Genuine Manufactures Imo bc4r tAtir
saxie and address em the labds, and may be
obtained of tirocen+, Chemist', and Italian
Warehouaemen throughout Ow World.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-28

Ashton,

WANTED, a steady industrious man as
FARM BAILIFF; one who thoroughly
understand. Ms work. None need apply without a
good character.—Apply to Mr. Gismos, Bingham's
Meloombe, Dorchester.
BILLIIZADS, ruled or plain, in every
variety, Printed at moderate prior, and pith
the utmost promptness, at the oaks ot this paper,
8, WO Weit-eseet. Dorchester
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-28

DORCHESTER.

BOXING-DAT we. a general holiday in the town. but the
weather we, ItSl4 dreary awl tho gtreote very dirty.
11.11. A. —The Artillery at the herr:lA:4 marked the
Christina. ~.taaon by elaborately ileeoratilig the varieue
roomi, awl in no former veer have the adornment, been
m n profmie or seireiopif id.
eftituatv ta F.vs.—Tho Town Itutul played in II ighodreet
durinz the eveninz. and the bell, rang merrily: in the
oeveral partiea of carol minzers went about the town
sinzing at different 'moo, of the Advent..

Riiltß frartingu- —Mr. FelrOD. one of the Assistant
C. 'sidemen; lit the Endowed S .hool Department, will
visit this town in January next, to kaiake an official enquiry
tat to the School F.n.l.twments of the town.
THE Christmas season at the different churches has been
marked by the custranarary decorations, the chief feature
noticeable being the lesser use .4 emblems than in former
yearn. At If dy Trinity afternoon service on suntl!y an
anthem was sung " Behold I bring you glad tidings.
Mira,' NV %T. who ha. 'wen au ruaneyears the niktress of
the Girls National School, has resigned her office this
Vhristntaa, and before leaving the teachers and others
presented to her an elegant album, containing their
portrait., an a memento of the school, and In token of
their affectionate regard.

PRIMITIYI )117110DIST eIIAPRL —The opening sereharg
of the new Primitive Methodist chapel, in Durnaate.
street. took place last Sunday. The building ir • neat and
taate(ul structitre. and redacts great credit on the
architect. Mr. S. Jackson, of Weymouth The builders
were Messrs. I) Wi4 and Son, of Dorcherter. and they have
done their work exeellently and promptly. The founda-
tion stone, were 141 bait A111:114 and now the chapel Is
opened. rp to the tiremnt time the outlay has been
OM, but it is intended to 411.1 a echoohromu, which will
eiist C21)41 more. At the opening services on Sunday, the
line. S. lribron, of Weymouth, preached in the morning,
and the Rm.. T. Neave, if Dorche.ter, in the evening.
At the latter sonic, the chapel was crowded. The
collections were equal to the expectation of the friends.
00. Monday a tea tneetimt was held in the British school-
room. follovreil by a public meeting in the now chapel.
Ti: WEATID:II.—The following ii our meteorological
report :

',want
Date. INuon. Point at Wind.
I Night.

State of Weather.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-28

PIANOS! PIANOS!!

WILLIAM ROGERS, Sr. Tiloacts-wrszET,
Weymouth, next to the Post Offiee.
PIANOFORTES, oIti:ANS. HARMONIUMS,
TUNED AND REPAIRED.

..... _
W. IL begs to thank the Nobility, Clergy, and
Gentry of Weymouth. Dorchester, and the counties of
Dorset, Somerset, and Devon for the patronage he has
received, and hopes by strict personal attention to
merit a continuance of their favours.
PIANOVORTER AND OTHER INRTRI•NENTX carefully
selected from all the best London Makers. Terms
moderato.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-28

FOR ALL THE USES OF THE FINEST

ARROWROOT,
BROWN AND POLSONS
OORN FLOUR

11•11 turn TZARS' WORLD-WI Rummy,
AND IS A HOUSEHOLD REQUISITE OF

CONSTANT UTILITY.

Catrnow.—Other Coni Flours. pretending to ImPutible
Illarita, are soinetimee supplied indeed of Bac," and
young* for the sake of extra pront.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-28

LITTLE WANMER AND_WHEELER AND

WILAON
811V7ING MACHINES.

A Varied Assortment of
MORDAN AND Co.'s PENCIL CASES IN
GOLD, SILVER, AND IVORY.

DE LA RUB AND 00.'s PLAYING CARDS
AND DEMUR GAMES.

ALMANACKS, POCKET BOOKS, AND
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-28

EITICILLAND.

TKIIISRANCE.-Iht Thurs.iaY. 17th inst,• Band of Hope
and Temperanee meeting was held in the schnolomm. Mr.
Faraker president. anti Movers. Vaughan and J. W.
Birnett gave addresses. Several nice piece. were sung
awl at the ronclusion "Safe in the arum of Jesus," Mien
Churchill leading a ill, the bum" . Sever.tiph,Laus
were taken at the close, and, just before the meeting, a
notable drunkard, who had Collie from Dorchester gaol,
also signed the pledge.
ClaitlKE ABBAS.
PENINT MlL‘DlNns..—The third of a series of these enter-
tain...n.4.. was given in the National Schoolroom nit Tues-
day evening la-t. liter'. an war prettily denonrab d. The
Rev. J liosegood occupied the chair. lhe attendance was
not. nearly 11,A11...01 1141 at the two former entertainments in
c once of the had weather, in fact. time- who yen+
torel out were brave. A g-t thee panty present were
Mr. Williams, Mr, Williams, Master Willi:tins. Mr,
awl Mr.. Duke, Mr.. MeEnery. Mr, E. :0,1
Sorwah, Mr. 'tenpin., the Mio-en Ilellysr, Mr. 11. N"rhasto.
inn , Ice., Ac. The I 'hairman having made a few remarks
the choir LAM: • glee "Oh : who will o'er the downs."
Ma+ter A.. 1. Pitheld then sang very nicely "Father come
M.rae." Mr. %Vhalley next read a Mee.. entitled "C nek-
mulles." Mr. G. Storthey ("Howe,' with • song " Poor
old Joe." Mr. M. Williams sane "The warrior bold." A
reading by Mr. J. T. Stayner followed, " Mrs. Candle's
curtain Imiure on the loss of all umbrella." Mr. F.
and Miss Spew+ then gave a (Met in capital style
"The sailor sigh," Mice Shapeett next sang "Oh,
doubting heart." Miss Hellyar then give a p ano
solo, which ea. very effectively rendered. Mr. Kerr fol-
lowed a ith a eanital recitation "The Spanish Chamtion."
Mr. Ernest V. ilimuta came next with "Ms,g,e BlLty. Mr.
Smith
.grave an amusing wow "I don't know which to
choose. ' Mr. Chikts read an 51111tIAlig Ph,o, "I 'saint to
Fly.' Mr. William, next mug "The obi church hell."
Mr. J T.Stayiter followe.l with one of Harry I liftotex von"
"Trifles lights. alr. Mr. F.Sy.teSlttXt,Uod thecom pan y
with his rendering of " Roger Rough " anni as an encore
Mr. Synn% gave another song " Betsy Gay." The choir
then aana a capital glee "I see them on their winding
way." The National Anthem brought the evening's enters
tainunent to a close. Mr. Edwin Norman proposed a vote
of thanks to those who had assisted. Three cheers were
given for the choir. The Chairman replied, stating that
their thanks were especially due to those who had come
from a distance to assist.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-05-04

lIWANAI*.

THE curnen.—Thc Bev. Blackwell. who has a hying
in the Midland countiok but is now visiting at Bourne-
mouth for the benefit of his children's health, i• officiating
tewlararily at the pariah church. in the alrience of an
appointed curate.
tirii 'mashy AatimitT.—The members a this corps
met at thin butts on Saturday atm n", to theOt tOt the
cup. There WWI a fair attendance, and some paid shots
'wok. This cup has to he won three times by the seine
member ere bets entitled to it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-05-04

BEAMINSTER.

of the Ovaly
yuanGutikanDs"fN.s,r—thile'elteamfolloiwnsingteri'a
Omanhot
i:
re,l".litc,lidti
Hine, wino merchant : Edward G. t.egg, c.sonbe Down
Farm. yeoman. Jclut Henn' Paul, narrow Field Farm,
yeoman. Bettiscombe, Robert Hussey, yeoman. Itrmsd•
winsor, John Wright, liuldhay, Jame* Broad, Wlwtley
Farm, yaa,,,a„; iturstoek, William Henry Creed, Grange
Farm ; Cheddington, Issac Fry, yeoman.
borough East, Richard J. T. Stone. Manor Farm yeoman.
Chelborough Went, Simeon Read, yeoman. Corscotube,
William Pope, Toiler Wheline, gentleman ;
Dunning, Urless, yeoman ,• William Snaydon,
Evershot, Charles Henry Baskett. solicjto,, Italstock,
Thomas D. Paul, yeoman. Hook. John Walden, yeoman.
mapperton, no guardian. Marabwood, John Luinhard,
BlUntaea Farm, Yeoman. Melbury Osmond and Melbury
Samford, William Cave, yeoman. Mostert.n, Thomas Tucker, West Farm, yeoman. Netherbury, John Davy,
Yondover Farm, yeoman :WiUia, Parmiter Melplash
Court, yeoman •, Fruloick Coles, Bowood, yeoman.
Perron South, John oxenbury, yeotuan. tkladon,
yoaks mercy, yeoman. Poorstock, Hugh Hicks, Whither.
stone. yeoman John Walbridge, yeoman. Poorton North,
John Blackener, yeoman. Rampishani, Henry Loveless,
yeoman. Stoke Abbott, John Lenthall, Laverstock Farm,
yeonuin. Misterton. Robert liondell, yeoman. Seaborough,
John Stevens. yeoman.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-05-04

CLARKE'S

VVORLD-YAIIEI)

BLOOD MIXTURE,
(Tretie Mirk—" Blood Mixture.")
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND REBTOREIL
FOR cleansing and clearing the blood from all
impurities cannot be too highly recommended.
For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Ihseases, and Sores of
all kinds it is a never-failing and Permanent cure. It.
Cures Old Sores.
Cures Ulcerated Sores on Neck.
Cures Ulmrated Sore Legs.
Cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the face.
Cures Scurvy Sores.
Cures Cancerous Ulcers.
Cores Ilbssl and Skin Diseases.
Cures Glandular Swellingc
Clears the Blood from all impure matter,
From whatever cause arising.
As this mixture is plewouat to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the most
delicate constitution ~f either sex, the l'roprietor
solicits loifferers to give it a trial to test its value.
Thousands of Tcstisionials firms all parts.
Sold in Bottles 2a. exi. each, and in Cameo, containing
six times the quantity, lls. each—sufficient to effect a
permanent cure in the great majority of long-standing
cases —BY ALL CHEMISTS AND PATENT
MEDICINE VENDORS throughout the United
Kingdom and the world, or sent to any address on
receipt id 30 ,w 132 stamps.
?.J. CLARA-E, Chemist, High-street, Lincoln.
Wholesale, all patent medicine houses.
Dorchester—Sold by A. J. Evans, How, and
Durden.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-05-04

WIMBORNE.

Parr,' Bsmioxs.—Frid.y.—lktoro the Par Carr J. Glyn
(chairman) Captain Biddle.
an'!l Limner.

JAI' Rattles, of Lytchett Minster, mu summoned by Mr B.
T. brain, buyen isor of Esenic, P‘mie, for carrying a gun with.
out • Intense on the (unwise road atl.yteliett Ilinerter, on the
12th -P C. Damon saw defendant carrying ,a gun, who
when he BIM the cmistable ran away and hid It ID the hedge.—
Mr Brain only sakesl for the mitigated pcuslty and
COILV.
DRUNK. . . . .

Adam Revel, of Wet Muo.;;;;;;S summoned for beine drunk
while In chance of • him and cart at Ifaniiirraton, on the 17th
mat —Defendant said 1,0 w.. very sorry, but he had had ad
of drink--The Deputy Chief Conga' In said this cm • accord
offence. —Vinod td, including Metal

CIWILTY-TO_ ANIMALS

Henry Marsh, oil-y-t-clieti-M7ttra-Te-rs, was summoned for
working two horses in • p ough on the :!4th April, the animals
suffenng badly from galled shoulder.. -Defendant a hunted
working the horses ; but said he had cut the collar and taken
every CM no that they should not be rubbed more than
ivneiole.--The Deputy Chief Constablesaid Mr Marsh had been
cautioned not to work the horses —Finial 17s, including costa

nl.flrn-E toani.

Darid Pall sod tram* PIA of (-Milord, were summoned
for illegally taking fhb on the 4th April in • water call Small-
water, be milting to Sr Walter IJ.ekra. The defendant Frank
did not appear. —Frederick Glover, • keeper, mid he saw
defendania, one on each side of the ricer, searching fur ash
with poliw in their hands—one hay ng a line. Took a fish
from liar 4 Fail, which was quite friok. - Defendiud : you
see me take the fish? -Witnewo : No—Defendant : i ell,
picked it mi.—David Fall was fined he including into; and
rtaSl k '24s, Including costa. For the latter, as lie did 1/.4
appear,. warrant was issued for his apprehenaiun The former
was allowed a fortnight to pay.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-05-04

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Heine with
TUB BODY.
licarcr4:

Mr. Joseph oabe-Y-, -.in John Mabey,
Mr. Edward Allen, Mr. E. It. Way,
Mr. Thi miss White, Mr. John Bennett,
Mr. William Ilayers, Mr. Richard Samurai
Mourners, let Carnage:
Mr. H. Mabry (son of Illecemcd), or J. C. Lulu
Mr. Jobe II Stone, Mr. John Way.
20,1 ‘.llre.g.
Rey. Dobson, Bev. Itiehardson,
Dr. Parsons Mr. Thomas Ilabey.
3ril Carriage :
Mr. Williams, Mr. Henry Foul's,
Mr E Fooks, Mr. Illacicmore,
Mr B. 11011.{111.
4th CArriA
Mr. E. Penny, Clerk to the steward of the manor (Mr. Gilt*
Symonds).
Mr. William Pearce, Mr. It. Irmo,
Mr. William Comtism, Mr. John Way.
MI. carnne :
Mr. Howard In private carriage.
tith Carriage :
Mr. Henry Makers workmen.
Carrucie.
Mr. Hansom (Breakwater Hotel), In private carriage.

The coffees passed out of Chesil towards the Rail-
way station in mournful silence, except the tolling
of St. John's bell, and ascended the Common
road to Fortune's Well, where many of the shops
were dosed or partly to. It passed on to Reforne, and
was met at the churchyard by many of the principal inhal
tants. The corpse was met at the entrance by the rector, who
commenced reading the usual sentences, walking to the
church. After the service at church they repaired to the
pave, where the remainder of that most beautiful and
Incomparalilo .rvice of the English trench of the Church
Catholic was read by the worthy Hector in a very solemn
and impressive manner to a large concounie of people,
after which the friends took a last farewell of him who has
gone to the grave full of years. The funeral arrange-
meuts were ably made by Mr. J. Motyer Stone, under-
taker.