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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-01-19

THE "BLOOD PURIVIRR.'
OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S
SARSAPARILLA.
This extraordinary medicine has a singular influence
over the blasid, which it enriches awl purifies. It
removes all pimples awl blotches, purifiea the system,
awl acts like a charm. As a sustaining awl purifying
tonic it hi invaluable. anal highly recommended in long
standing CAI4OI of indigestion, nervousness, coughs,
scrofula, gout, ilnipsy, anal wasting of flesh. Solar by
all druggists. Caution -Get the real anal blue wrapper,
with the Ihictor's head in the centre; no other genuine.
In bottliw, 2s. &1., 45., 7e. taL, anal us.
THE (JLI) SARSAPARILLA PILLS are
the most popular medicines known for all bilious
affections, liver awl stomach complaints, and indiges-
thin, al. prim.4ll by thousands.
Also SARSAPARILLA OINTMENT, the beat
!soother of all sores, burns, and scalabi ; each in boxes,
la. IV. ; 2s. %1., and is. CaL By post 15, 30, and GO
stamps.
Chief Ihipat, 1, FLEET-STREET, LONDON.

THE GREAT 1114.101) PURIFIER.
THOMP 80N ' 8 BURDOCK I'l LLB
°vermin° the worst forme of &wanes, and the
foulest state f the bloml, stomach, liver, and kidneys;
they go to the of me of every disease, where no other
medicines have power to reach.
TIIE iCKAT 111,001) PURIFIER

Cures the following C,Pmplainta : Indigestion, or
wind in the stsimach or bowels, giddiness in the heal,
dimness id sight, weak or sore eyes, loos Ikf memory,
palpitation of the heart, liver and bilious obstructions,
asthma, iir tightness in the iiiest, rheumatics', lumbago,
piles, gravel, pains in the back, scurvy, bad legit, bad
breast, sore throat, wire heads, awl sores "f all
descriptions, burns, wounds, or white swellings',
scrofula, or king's evil, gatherings, t ra or camera,
pimples and blotches on the lams and I.ly, smelled
feet or legs,scabs and itch, erysipelas, jaundice, and
dropsy, and fevers id all kinds.
In boxes at Is. 11.1 awl 91. per box' a great
saving effected by taking the buyer size. Sold by all
chemists, or from the proprietor, J. Thournoo, 34,
Iligh-atreet, Swansea. for 15 or 34 stamps.

UNRIVALLED SPECULATIONS.
SPLE N I )11) SDI 11l KM.
WITH s trifling stake of Di shillings, you
can realise £B,OOO It
With IR, £20,00011 With £B, £43,000 I I
For rsuspectuses apply, witlesit flelay, EUGUI
Timm', General Merchant, Guernsey.
RAGE WOODCOCK'S WIND PILLS.

GOOD for the cunt of WIND ON 11IN STOMACH.
GOOD for the cure of !NMI:KS-PION.
GOOD for the cure of SICK lIKAIbACIIK.
GOOD for the cure of II KA !trill ItN.
0001) for the curi3 of 1111.1 i HJSN
GOOD for the cure of LIVER COMPLAINT.
0001) for all I!I iMI'LA I NTS arising from a ilisonlered
state of the STOMACH, DOWIKIg4 or LI VIOL
Sold by all Medicine Vendor.. in Dozes, at in. lid.,
Ya. 9.1. and 4a. 611 each or, free for lI,XL or 54 stamps,
from I'ACK D. WOODCOCK, "Lincoln House,"St
Faith's, Norwich,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-01-19

AND THE FAR VAIIED

especially suited for Present..

OCTAGON TABLES,
POLISHED 11 11. eltom 12m. Gd. eAcs.

FOOT sTootes AND rrn iNt AN, BINNEP

AND POLE SCREENS.

L.U)104. NIEJ)LEA,,HK TA,+TEVI'LLY Mol•YTh1).

DESIGNS AND MATERIALS ruit AMATEUR

FRET CUTTERS.

FURNI TURE.
The Best and Lamest Stock in the County

Yll NA(SIoN ANI) CuTTA4:V..

BED-ROOM SUITS from £3.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING
of every soft, size, awl deticriptiun.

CA 11. PETS.
Home Choice Wilton with Bonier*.

BRUSSELS, from 2s. 61. per yard.
TATFATUIEs, IaDDEIN, and FELTS very Low.
Oilclothx, Matt, and Mattinp, in all widths.

Groat Quantityof NRIVND HAND FURNITURE.
(wow aemoviii) Abli) WAREIIoUSED.
F111:41/1111: i•KNT MRS.
IFunerals Furnished and Oonducted. I

Agent for theAnniwi awl Lawnnhire Fire awl Life

Insurance o,wimatdes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-01-19

WAREELAX.

lisrreh NEWS FROM BRAZIL. —BOEIO Unto LEO a letter
of a very doleful character was received from a young
married limn, who was one of the emigrants (rum this
neighlnurlossl to Brazil. Matters have, however, some-
what Unproved with this family. The father-in-law or the
young man called the other day 1111 some relatives in
Borchesiter, and enquired whether a letter haul arrived front
Brazil The answer was that a letter had come on the
previous day, but had not been taken in, as there was •
shilling to Ply. The old man at Once went to the Poet,
°Mee, telegraphed to London, got back the letter, and
found in it over TS, part of it to he given to the New
Wesleyan Chapel Fend and the rest for menders of the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-01-19

WEYMOUTH.

BOIVWOII Prrrr Sommuse, Salunlay Before Mr J. Ayling,
MrJaa. Y/r W. Talhat, Mr It. 11..pkilm.

L?TAL lICIiLODOI kriAiius

John R. Leighton mut brought up for entbsegling various
sums of money, belonging to loyal Excelsior lodge 4 odd-
fellows. Mooned Oliver's information Irma reed •hteli charged
defendant with appropriation monies to the amount of 111.411
than Lig —Defendant appliol for • remand till 40y ;h.. was
supposed to attend the audit, and to give any replanatowis
fequirnd but had not been prescut yet. A •plicitor would
appiatr for him. —The Bench consentol to the remand Ilefem
dant applied to Imo allowol out on bail. The Bunch declined to
grant

1•HMILO1 AGAINST AN (11,D1,61.1J1V15. HECII6TAAT.—
On Monday (Yesterday) Joke ff. fripiaton, late secretary
to Loyal Excelsior lodge of was brought up
on remand charged with embezzling sums of money
belonging to the !Age, amounting to over 4:27. also with
forging the nano! of Ned Patterson, a member, to • receipt
for Ed: further with receiving sick pay from members
and not accounting for lEt. -Mr. Howard prosecuted ;
Mr Weston defended. Lengthy evidence was given in
support of the charges. —Prisoner pleaded not guilty, and
Mr. Weston reserved his defence. Prisoner was com-
mitted for trial at the Metzea on all the charges. —The
rasc. as stated, appeared, said thu chairman of !magistrate.,
to be a nowt parlous one. ---Thu larger amounts were
obtained from the lodge to 114.41,1 as sick pay to a brother
in Bermuda and one at (libmltax : they hail returned and
gave evidence that they had not received certain sums,
and one of them swore that his signature to • receipt was
a forgery. In other case.o the secretary was stated to have
stopped the menibers' contributions mit of their sick I,ay;
but not paid them into the ledge ; thus the members
were let go " out of compliance." A full report will
appear in the Trityrans : the caw is very itistrurtive to
members of friendly societies. It occupied about four
hours.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-01-19

MIL GLADSTONE:6 RETIREMENT.

Thu fuji•A% jng !Imo Loa_ :
eirltott.li..ww-tarratv, S.W., 'Tali. 11
•

Sly dear tiranrille, —The time Itad. I think, arrived
who I on-zltt to mien to the subject of the letter
which I addresdol to y.l on the 12th of 3larelt.
Before deternainim; ultether I Atould offer to odwaue
a charge, wliiii taught w tend otter a. length of time, I
hove to:O.:wed, with all the care in nay idtwer, a
number of tousiderations both public and private, of
winch a portion, and thew not by :my means indignifi-
cant, were not in exidt..twe at the date of that letter.
Tim result had bet-n that I pet eno bit lie advantago in
my continuln- to art ad the leader of the I.ildwal
Party; :tad tGat, at the age of disty.fite, and after
forty-Iwo Pramolahshouriond publioli/e, I think utTs..ll
entitled to retire on the ',regent .opport 111 l ity. Phis
retirement is dictated to In. by my pcntonal views as
to the beet 11106111.1 of spending the clodiwf years of
my life. I neesi hardly wty that my conduct in Paella.
111014 01ii 0.11611110 to IX, ,•• 0.....111 di by the principled
011 whielt I 11/101 heretofore arto.l; and whatever
arramounentis may lw made for the treatment of
general Imsinew and for the advantage or contellience
of the Liberia party, they will hove my eordial
dupport. I sload.l perhapd add that t ant at pr. -mit,
awl moan for a elturt, thou to he, engaged on a dpeci.d
matter, which occupied me clortely. - Believe tua
alwart dlnt !rely yours, W. E. (It.tildrJN,-:. To Ilia
Granville, K.G.

eseltun-house.turram, Jan. 11.

My dear Callaistone, —1 have received your letter of
Lim fah. I Lave tomuomitatoi to you in detail the
mamas which make mu profoundly regret mei depre-
tate the oonclusion he which you have arrived. \our
late tadletignos *hare these feelings to the fullest
extant, and have regretted the failure of their erolea-
veer to perinrale you to come to a different dleebdon.
We have no doubt that the Liberal Party in and out
of Parliament will feel aa we do on the subject The
obeervations we have address...4l to you are prompted
of public advantage for the future,
awl not merely by our sense of your great services,
anal our sentiments of personal admiration and attach.
tarot.— Y. airs kneerely, I ;RANVILLL

Surroent Anstrun's Ginta—We have received Irma
Messrs. Sutton and Nonec of needing. a copy of their
" tfiniateure Amateur's fluids!. which is the most elmmut
brochure in the way at a Trade ratalogue yet publislegd.
It is also a grest novelty, and ban not yet been stleuMbol
17 any other h.ase. It contains all the valuable intones-
tom to be found in their Amateur's Guid,. and whiell.
reduced to the 1,1=164 possible eine by tte all of photo-
graphy, is remarkably distine: awl legible. The price of
this is only 11 tluni I.4lD4zig it within the reach of all.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-01-19

PIIDDLETOWN.

TRADEMIEN't Se rren.—The annual supper at the King's
Arius Rotel took place on Thursday evening last, when
about 50 sat down to a splendid supper, served in excellent
style by Rost Warren. The party included several friends
from Dorchester, who arrived in a break. Supper was
placed on the table at eight the festivities being
presidwl over by Mr. Willhuu (Thick, of Dorchester, who
was faced in the vice-chair by Mr. William Guthrie. of
Pu.lilletown. Justice having been done to the capital
repast, the cloth was removed, and the Chairman having
proposed the usual loyal and patriotic beets, proceeded
tlw thud of the evening " The Lord of the
Manor and Member for the Borough of Dorchester, "
Mr. ("hick, in the course of his remarks, said considering
Mr. Burner was the lord of the manor, as well se no closely
connected with Dorchester, they were to look upon them-
selves SA members of one family, and he hoped the good
feeling which at present existed between Dorchester and
Puddle...wen would continue for many years and he still
further neruented. The toast was received with prolonged
cheeni, followed by musical honours led by Yr. W. Toms.
Mr. Watlin, in • capital speech, responded on behalf of
Mr. Bryiner. Several other toad were fireweed and
heartily received, including "The I %airman," "Vice.l 'hair-
loan.' "Town and Trade of Puddletown" (Mr. Hammond
riaiteiniling), "I h,rcliuots,r Visitor. " whir° behalf
Mullin. (. Read awl W. 11. Brown suitably returned
thanks). "Mr. Groves, of Weyo ~,,, WIVI the next bast,
and it was responded to by " Mine Bost," who dated he
had Crest Ildf-sultire in Placing glasses of grog on the table,
if the company would kimlly accept the mow. To '' The
Ladies" Mr. Stevens, having been repatedly called iiiwn,
at length resisinded "Our Host and " Next Merry
Meeting " afinpleteil the toast list. Duritig the evening
many excellent amp were capitally neutered by Mess's.
Toms, Rowland, (lover, end others of Puddletown, and
W. /I. Brown, Hayman, ate! 17. Road, of lkweliwiter.
Before separating the whole compeny joined in singing
" Auld Lang Syne," and " I forl save the Queen,' b,d by
Mr. Rowland, thus bringing the evening to a succuisful
termination.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-01-19

Tal Li•W

taraw inform
J. L. PULVILIIJIACHEICB
11.160D1T,

SALV

-vIEBIO'S LIQUID E2CTRAOT nue
ju doe* not require Cooking ne Warming. Is in the
form of a Liqueur. It has net the unpleasant odour
and &emir of the undid extracts, and can be taken and
retained by thews who ace te porlake of Solid food in any form. Travellers by land arsss. and
ladiee in .lelitate health will find it moat
ldai
Sold by all I nno,date, Gnmers, and Wine Merchants
in :k ladtlen
Preprieteni, Dli:ltY, "ANDY, and Co., Liverpia
Highest Testimonials from the Press and Medical
Men. _

" 1.1-4 extraut beef ever offered to the public ;
/twit nutrition,' and paintable."—Loinion &rim
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-01-19

COALS 1 COALS!!

W D A ICO-11,- aiiXE-ifERCITANT,
R.
New has S.eitivetrect, awl S. 4;711-WILiTIERN
RAILWAY STATION, 15)10 'I FE.STER,Ia-,n4t., thank the
gentry and poldie ~-enerally for past favour,,, and to
inform them that all orders sent to him shall have
prompt attention.
now mipplyin4
BEST WAI.I...SF:FiD,
ILA 'WTI 11'1‹.
ALTSTF:IifF COAL,
NEW( !ASTI.E,
CLATCROS.9.,
SMITHS'
FUMBLE CUI.M.
FOItEST OF DEAN (or Bono), and SILKSTONS
(111 A IS, 4..1.01.1.110y met fled as
tiITPERIOR To TIIF: BENT WALLSEND
FOR BRILLIANCY
AND
CLEAN BURNING,

SEVERAL SIIILLINos PER TON CHEAPER.
A Trial rape...thins adaited.
ORDERS received at the gew Inn, South-street,
or at the Coal Yard, South-Western Station,
Dorchester.

MONS. LEYS, Dental Surgo..n and Maim
farturer of Art_ilicial Teeth.

.....
To be consulted at home, No. 5, ht.. Thomasatreet,
Weymouth, every day, Thuraktay and Saturday after-
noons excepted.
(hi Thursdays he may be consulted at Mr.
ll,s•tmaker, fligh•street, Poole, from
2to 4 p.m. On Saturdays, at Mr. Woularpnes. Con.
fectioner, Cornhill, Doraester, from 2 to 4 p.m.