The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-24 00:00:00

SIGNS 01 0111118TMA&

Although there were yet several days before the
advent of airframes, many of our tradesman, early to
the premed week, sotememeadmorporatians for the
ladies tindi. There was • fur ing up °amide sad •
eisariag old Weide, oaly with • yraw to redlling the shop
windows with more attractive gooda, or mare &Woo
lively to re-arraagra Groom wire sot partioalarly
early in that movement, doubtless they hum that their
shops mast be sought, for who could go without the
, Usational tweet things pthsred from every 0i15..?
' But the stationers sad vendors of (may artiales suitabio
far sending your good wishes with, ware early on tha
alert, se beocitnee every ace eoanestod with literature.
Ni. Joule,of Fortarais Well, showed a very pretty
of Chotita.. and New Ylar's saris, sod
statiosery of the aseass, ornamented withal the lovely
thlags prandiar to the that. Hare you ooeld have your
choice a the matey beautiful books that annually
tom* the taloa% of the writer is prom and nue',
dotrae, and with Amager than lease, the engraver,
the illuminator, sad all those who are crannied before
any of these cheap but lovely books eaa be pirodaeld.
At Easton, No. Well., of the Library, bad also •
fine thew of novelties, fancy articles of the beet foreign
sad English workmanship, scentral little Jewels of Wage
from Blamer.' tea endless he prolusioo that ooe coast*
help wondering where they will all go. Certainly,
they will cony weed of rave iato =ay bosses
sad urany hearts, sad reman the sign of good wishes
for marry Christmas and happy New Year, whim the
kindly words have died away, sad tram the friendly
Haas in which those wishes wore traced have faded.
lffr. Wallis bad also, what is • spatial Nature at his
atabilaineent, • largo number of most valuable books
to suit silted...

....i.;rar7alatost 'too surly for tbo butchers to partlonla.
it.,, but Mr. Bristow, of Fortuna% Will, bad bud a
substantial foundatiow to about thirty prima Portland
Ingham grand by Yr. R. Lae°, and 15 blaitUfal
flouthdown withers • ho lad shoo provided two Hero.
ford and two splendid Devon bailors, grated by Mr.
Croaker. of Ilemater.

Hatton. sad our new butcher. Kr. Hayward.
also stow prune displays of beef, enottes, kn..
wed it la evident tleat, in spite of rundry reverses. and
the "good Uwe boas a bog wielle aiming, Christmas
will he kept up in no. good old Iftin innortisied Min
year.

111LBOLNI ST. ANDEZW.

FMLIIII2III' CUM. —Tbe moathly moods(
was held os Wednesday evening. Yr. John Fowler
introdnoed the subject foe the imiaing—sia,"Chenaletry
applied to Agrieulture," showing the necessity of ell
ionnested with strieeltere seqdrieg • knowledge el
olssatiotry Dow Uwe are so many aralkdal manures
used foe the prodneffea of different grope, ke.

nal WWI&
intwort —On Saturday as legalist warn held by W.
AWasm, Foq., at the Royal Oak, on the body of •
little child aged two week/. John Lane stated :lam •
almemaker tiring at Bee Regis. The deeeesed wee my
daughter, and was • fortnight old. The *WU had hese
tolerably healthy from its birth, with the escoption of
some edam about her legs and body, 'phi& rose
sad broke, and Um got well again. We did not thiak
mush of this, as our last child WM just the same, and
got over it .11 right. On Thursday the child did not
seem very well, and we rolled la • neighbour, Mrs.
Fudge but we did 2ot think there was any danger. At
12 o'dock my wife suckled the child and she went to
:deep. Betweeo 5 and 6 °Week on Friday monde( we
woke up sod found the WU lying on her mother. arm
with her face towards the bread quite dead, but not
oold.—Sarah Jen*, wife of the last witnem, corroborated
him In every respect. The Jury redwood • verdist of
"Died from natural canoes by Wm vidtation of God."

Tllll American barque Arpntine has beim wrecked on
lailloper mods. Ths mew were saved.
Tun Globe understands there is no foundation foe
the report that Kr. Pont., will lame the &Lusatian

At the Wiwi,kit isaLlas, on nursela!, • Birmingham
distriet poetunater wee secteneed to An years penal
servitude for embezzling moneys placed in the Post-
on*. savings bank.
The Laassabire people are &earthed by one of tin
/00ajudps "steeped in Winn," and he wonders
" how any man In pointy oan trust in another
man's word it all."
The new appanitua for melding telegraph murales
both ways on one wire at the same time WM tried
between London and Pennine on Thursday, sad proved
to be • greet nooses.
In the year ending June.lB72, no WM than 404,806
emigrants landed In the United thank being an none=
au the previous yes' of 83,456. inelaad Slei 60,000;
68.000; Shetland, 13,000; Wales, 1,214;
Germany, 141.000, Wag an Moreno of 58,000 ea the
preview!' year ; and Irwin, 9,000, being an lament of
6,000, or nearly 200 per most.
At • meeting of the &glib Cher& Usiou, this
week, e 'implant was made of the anatislastery state
el the funds of the society, aad ft wen mated that
upwards of £1,030 was still owing train ansaben end
unnoinnpn.

A. 12101 011 • WOO AID D• 001111111- Oa Badarday
an enanior, named George Gedfreircho within the
last hew days hos runkted Is Shell had • quarrel
with hie wife, who rebuked Ida for =te;r sod
lateseparato babies • Prlk-
dated a knit*, and stabbeddriew= amk, same,
and bead. lit. tiaaghtar latartirred to protest to,
' mother. B. also iiimad her Is the anu, sad thea
deoseaped. Both sellaven are aadsr smiled treetneent:
Ituraut Mumma. —at Newman the Mewls.
sialasseat he* been muds by a num named
Bias. who bed given himself lets windy se betagQ"Z
twraSof the Ethan marder : —I have emu here
ar :Ire smolt up for oesamitting a sunder at tielhnike
Lau. seer Gitille via, two ran MP 19•6 Loehr,. I
Ina to Um lame with a servant girl shamed Mary Au
Oleaess, whom I bed been Irragrag mammy with Ina
nearly a menth, and woe tunas of her la eke was ia
she 6.grwely to a auk mined Pook, with whae
wants she wee living ea esewast. Is was to the
avian& last before dark, we wen eat Makin& whip
I kick Quer set el ay breast Junket mid Wool'
her three thou on tam had with it. Elba fell down
and I left her for damt. I west to Waaamennti
Ounenoo, and slept all night among the hashes. I
Inn travailed from place to gam ever due, mad
whaling.. I got a lob ters day to two they Met all
away, sad ieM I was slily. The man was rawimeial
for a Ina, and the itoolisad Tad &Übaldo' are betas
sonnannieated • with. nee " seelemiese la saki to wawa gimmanates so to the date of th the menler, sad
ee to the having ol e girl dira.

INF tTUATION AND SIJIOINZ.

The Paris Fig sr* .1 Thursday new& an eXtreofellasy
attempt at entoid. A yeast, mu, Ale: ruler Dont,
eon of • well know. buteher, hod bees for some time
past on intimate telethons with • rotate row' Oars
opoo whom be lefishal eon large sense el et „
Isbo san linglieb girl, loth eoforloes es tb• readialeg
star of the derni-messeis, and bail genii. Paris to appose
at the siege In spire boats A home is Paris, osokhor
at u.i.mji Loilit" carriages, bonier, sod a largo
estabriihment of serveste, *factually exhausted tjo
ososiderable forlorn be tied derived from Me father.
Upon finding that be was no longer able to
it marital'
the ztrefogent *eliminate to which she had bees
ac.ustoud, skis
toward. bus, and
r.oeave hi. visits asp
.rg
ban.:lived bad ootio.d M. Difigcvatemenanokorlidid.ba:houypii.:ll;ol7,4d.tialnew:llia:a:lpmnose.rimuseils:giyberetadabdiamad.:ghashouidieeass:
attempt to so. kilo
10 her ap.rtao.ata.
bad removed pose pistols which were In his roam.
The some evening (Tuesday) Duval made soother arid
more suassealo I attempt to obtain an interview with Ogre
Pearl. and • segos of great violater fused, Lod sios
brought to • elate by the unhappy young man drowiag
a pistol from Ms pocket and firing it at Ms heart. no
bell mitered at the bass of Lb. lours sod larked in the
batik. Might hopes were entertained of Lis mover,.
Two doctor, were sect foe, and the inf ataated man was
taken into soother room and &Landed to. He wet
perfeetly eeeseious, and ea-premed no regret The
doctors, fearing be might die In a abort time, seat Is.
his sootier, but Madsen Dural refused to see bar me
in his mistress's hoses. A priest was found, sod
tried to bring the wounded an to reason, but In vela.
M. Duval Insisted on remaiolog there; he said he
wanted to elk there "to prove b love." Howeerer.the
dostors sold it was tnipmelble to remove Lim before
they tried to extraet the MIL Dories the night he
beams delirious. M. Dorsi Mid not the noose ef
youth; be wag fifty-two years old. Mdlle. Cora Plead
hes gone to her country hone,. Before leaving bowt
she sent a servant to fetch away her titters from Ur
ex • lover.
It appears that a few months preview to his dadi in
the Chomps Epees, U. Alexeodre Duval had tabs..
lied a fortune ti 8,000,0001., and ao interest In the
paternal Poop kitchens, whioh DOW Wear something like
600,00:11. • year. Part of U. Doves fortune went to
parohaelog •. Paris mesaion, and • villa at gland:me
L„sisso for the Corso, In whose 4r...44.r00m he tried
to sommit subside. r large elime were aleo Viet In
, olealshlog bra stablee asd scooli-boores, blayiag hog
liveries, for eight valets kept tip at U. Duval's expeoris„
and adding to the contests of her jewel rooket.
Ms forte.* bad entirely disappeared six months eggs,
116 m the ruined prodigal hued be wee " WIC
welcome at MAN Pearl's. Led linaday, it ap
was turned with contumely from hag dooPri.n'hig
splendid fortune was dispersed in ten mouths, sad as
to the interest In the Miaow establishments wbkh Ido
late halter started, sad from which be obtained his
large fortune, that has gone with his widowed mother's
hood to her seeend husband. Lie M. Devil wee fain •
few days ago, alter ism:4llsg his militate epee •
mistress, to borrows few Iris, from • friend I
The Park correspondent of the telegraph Ms
&Mostly hatervisoed Cora Pearl, or Ram Crutedi
(which is bee real name), whose WOO resideses be
describer as follows :—" Alter passing through the lofty
, doorway of her house, in the Bee CAMILA, the flehie
lads on the right • glass door ladle( to the
which la teetotally decorated with mirrors andlsttat
plants. At the bottom of a priosely tight of stairs se
the left there is the lodge, which eorosousimates with
Lb. interior by means of an eleatrio bell and • speableg.
tube. On soosoding, the steps are forted to he
luxuriously °emoted, and OD* ISOM trophies, armoury,
skins of wild Mask, and groups of statuary, whirl are
reflected by mirror,' and produce • spleadM elfeet. The
second landing, whore the drawisg-room is readied, is
elaborately and tastefully fitted with gigantic sheets d
plate glass, framed In Bowie( curtailer'. The drawiag.
room which is long and lefty, Is tarnished with safe
abaft; of pinkish grey, and has an ebony table talakt
with Ivory and mother-re-peed. On • raised Japans,
too-chest there 1.0 mall bust of the Prune Isowial,
Works c( art sod flowers me matterod Owen to happy
p ref trier)."
On Friday M. Dues was saawardsi bitter. sad
Emma Crutch was expelled from Frames by the poem.