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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-08-24

tho only means they had of knowing what they got for their

Ulolloy.
The Mayor thought the jostle* of the case would be net by
adjournment.
In answer to hie worship, Mr Mantle agreed to give notice to
the Coluiratty, anti even sand a copy dr the memorial
The further hcgity• of the application um adjourned tin
Weariest lay next week.
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p,,,,,ti, who thu Superintendent of Police says la a
hard-working respectable woman' was summoned by Ellas
spencer, who chanced her with .using abusive language on
Sunday night.
Mrs Spencer told a long tale about being left with somebody.
who wont away, and shout Mrs Powell asking her for "her
Toni." She said she didn't know where he was, mid defendant
(alkyl her a— —. Mho dl.l not wsnt her character
ckatmyed, and she was afraid "I • breach of the Pe."
A witness named Id/nut:run said he hcani Mrs Powell me
that her husband went out In • boat with Ella Spencer, and
he wouldn't do it, If she was It a --.- ,
Defendant said that she asked for her Tom, and Spencer ,
wouldn't tell her where he was, when she setl she supposed he
wanted to go out with hit fancy itlrl.
Mary Warne said Mrs Powell did rot make use of Itniluage
anything like so irul as Eliza Milanese..
They were both bound over to keep the peace for three
months, Spencer In her own recognisance., and dufendant's
husband became lano.d for his wile.
BOROUGH Parry Fiassioss, Tiiiirs.la-11..f0r0 the
Mayor (Mr. G. B. Welsford), Dr. Drew, Mr. W. Talbot,
and Mr. T. .thisott.
The Mayor :used his discretion in not sitting dering the
following eases, he being Chairman of the Local Board.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-08-24

Just Published, Free, Two Stamps.

A LECTURE BY A CLERGYMAN, On
an Important Subject.
A dlicouree was delivers,' a abort time ago by an eminent
and svcll4.nown Ilintster of Religion In the City of Now York
to a crowded conotgation of mon .4 all ages It hag since
been printed in the form .4 a pamphlet, and largely circulated
in every Important part of the United Stabs of America
Cntolsl g.gel has been the remit. It has therefore been dater-
mood to place it In the hands of every young man in Crest
Britain who may vriah to bIIMY it. import and importance.
LoIn: BAD= arid Co. 7, Tavistes.Retreet, Bedford.
mcire

CURE FOR ALL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-08-24

Vampsbire.

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AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR ilaxesuns—The wheat
crop must be reported under the average ant of inferior
quality as a whole in this county, with a very limited
acreage grown. Barley, which in the early part of July
promised • most prodigious crop, has also suffered most
severely from the effect of heavy rains, is now laid and
twisted in • most enema' manner, so much so that • plump
sample of grain fit for malting purposes is out of the sinec.
tion, more particularly after high cultivation where roots
were fed off with sheep eating hay, cake, dtc., and 90
luxuriant Is the crop generally that this remark applies
equally on the hill farms and light soils, u on the vale
farms and more fertile land. Oats an averagecrop. Beans
of the winter variety are good, for where they are short
In haulm they are well podded. Spring beans are. on the
contrary, very irregular, and in only a few instances are
likely to yield • fair crop, which upon the whole, can only
be considered • here average. Peas are, upon the whole.
about an average crop. There is a probability of securing
an average crop of sound potatoes, although many will bo
unfit for storing for winter use. Mongols's, swedes, turnips, j
carrots., cabbage, ace., are all very promising this year. The
supplies of sheep at the early fairs have proved a full j
average, hut as regards numbers and condition, the rise in I
price above last year is about 10s. per head, and this
price certainly ought to be satisfactory both to buyers and
sellers, there being every prospect of plenty of roots after
grass, tr., and a strong probability of a good price for
mutton in the winter and early spring in consequence of
the scarcity of really fat animals. Cattle are selling fairly
well, including much ewe, the latter being Illinteldt to
obtain of a good breed in this neighbourhood, and great
caution is required in purchasing cattle at present, owing
to the prevalence I.f foot and mouth disease, which during
the past few weeks has spread greatly in the southern
division of the county, and we find great dissatisfaction
prevailing in the • its of cattle breeders with regard to
the orders in Council for its suppression, and for permitting
its introduction into this country by foreign animals
imported, and it is almost a univcrsal opilli.,ll that unless
our importations of fat animals are slaughtered at the
port of landing, and store animals undergo fourteen days'
quarantine, we cannot hope to be again free f the Mot MA
mouth disease, and that under present arnoigentents the
losses directly and indirectly on our bones bred stock
nearly or quite equal the value of Iwr foreign import*.
tiqns.—Joseen MIDS.I.I, Southampton, August 17, PCS.

LIVE CATTLE FROM NEW YORK.
Thirty-eight oxen brought over from New York for the
British market were *old at the Cattle Market, London,
on Thursday, and fetched good prices. This is the first
herd of rattle that had been brought over in such a man-
ner, and it is expected that if the experiment proves sue-
cwisful there will be a considerable importation of
American beasts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-08-24

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SHERBORNE.

YEATVAN itOSPITAL.—The honorai7 BCCTCCIUT reports •
sift f .1;, by an anonymous donor, to the funds of this
institution.

Sonuratobirc.

A BODY EXIB:MED.—An inqumt attended by somewhat
extraordinary circumstances was held at Brislitutton on
Saturday evening. The inquiry was into the death of •
labourer named Hopkins. Preciously to hearing the
evidence the jury proceeded to the village churchyard,
where the body had been buried • week previously, and
had now been uncovered and the lid of the coffin removed,
to cassia° them to take a legal view of the remains of the
deceased. From the evidence it appears that the deceased,
by making a statement to • policeman on the Great-
Western Railway, induced the officer to believe that he
was in the company's employ. Ile thus obtained leave to
take • short cut home on a portion of the line which
involved a passage through • tunnel. Accompanied by
his wife he got through the tunnel, but while standing on
one line to let a train pass on the other, a second train
came past, knocked him down, and caused injury to the
abdomen. He was removed to bis house, and fifteen
hears after was seen by a medical man, but died almost
immediately frau internal injurim. Mr. Lodge, the
medical man, gave a certificate 11u to the cause of death.
This was handed to the clergyman who buried the
deceased, who thought it was the registrar's certificate,
which was not obtained till souse days subsequently to
the interment. The facts were brought to the notice of
Mr. Diego, deputy coroner, and after consulting with Mr.
Craddock, the county coroner, and Mr. English, the Kali
city coroner, lie decided that the law allowed bins no
option but to hold an inquest He flow informed the
jury that in case of sudden death from any disease a wide
discretion was allowed to the coroner as to whether be
would hold an inquest, but where an accident or violence
causal death the duty was absolute. The jury returned a
verdict of "Accidental death."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-08-24

EXTORTION ny G.F,nmAl•rs.

A German professor of music and his wife applied to the
president of an assnociation for relieving Germans in
In London and under pretence of selling him a dog the
female got him to call at their house. While he um there
the male prisoner suddenly cuteroil with another nian,
accused the prosecutor of misconduct towards his wife,
and by threats ot pei lona violencethe two men extorted
&written promise to pay them LlM—Prisoners were found
guilty, and the man sentenced to IS ininthe and the
woman to six mouths hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-08-24

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

A CERTAIN CURE FOR BRONCHITIS, DIPHTHERIA
SORE THROAT, ASTHMA, Ay.
. . .

For curing •nre throat, dinth ,era, bro.:hill., mthma,
tightness of the cheat, awl pain tn the side—whte'l instant
treatment alone psevente degenerating into more menui
maladies, t hi. Ointment h.. the •ame, power. over chei4
OMAN SS • Mater pea mes, without csnatig pain or debility.
OA asthmatic Mystic,i will derive marvel nuu ease from the
use of this Ointment. which ha. brought round msny much
sufferer. and re-established health after every other moans had
signal]. failed.
BAD LEGS, lIAD BREASTS, OLD SORES AND ULCERS.
113) rubbing the Ointment mune the •ffeeted parts. It pene-
trates, to the cittath. NMI ts•Cre...l+ ertmderful power
,ffl all the i flowing to, ant returning fr in the diacamd
part. The itiffuntration diminish°., the pain r comes lem
lutoicrait'e, the matter thicket., and a cure I. loon effected.
1.. all iona..sandiag c.a., llollowat's Fill. ehnuld Mao he
tektn, a. ths) will tturneghly expel all depraved humour.
runt the body.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-08-24

SWANAGE.

The deaths In Swanage last quarter numbered ,oily in,
while the births lv,red iL During the years Is:0-1,
three persons sliest in the adjoining Parish of htuilh.lidi all
of whom were between IA) and In) year.. of age.
Excuitstosa.-11ie Heather Bell continues her triP, daily
to Bournemouth, an.l then either east or west, according
to circumstances. On Tuesday she had an average freight
for Weymouth. The Royal Albert on Saturday evening
brought a god party from Poole.
ORA('II SUNDAY SCHOOLS T6A.—ON Tuesday the chil-
dren of the Swanage and Ilerston Church Sunday :Schools
had their annual tot treat, WMCh Caine Id at White.-late,
through the kindness of Mr. O. Kent. The children
assembled at the school at half-past two and formed a pro-
cession with flags led by the tire.-... band of the lith 1/.11.. V.
and the lito and from band, and, after parading the street,
wended their way for about a mile through the fields to
Whitevliffe Farm, which, being in An elevate.' awl con.-
, manding position, gave charming views of Swanage Bay
1 awl neighbourhood, but what would on a calm r 1111111 l er
day have been a most delightful spot was rendered rather
unpleasant by • driving south-west wind. The children
(es er 2110) had their tea in • hare, to which they did ample
justice, and then dispersed for play.while teacher., friends,
and visitors hail their tea. Various games were thoroughly
enjoyed during the evening —running, dancing, hopping,
for various prises, and at eight o'clock all returned
safely, delighted with the day's enjoyment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-08-24

IfIIE%F IFA UVRDERENS..

Elizabeth Itaunton, ii., )isinz condemned to
death at the Somerset Assizes tad week for uturdering her
infant by drowning at Emit Brent, has had her denims,:
resisted. The Emaciation had been need for the
aril inst.

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SUICIDE BY A CHILD.
A little boy about eleven years of ago, who wa.
employed herding some cows on a fans about four mile
from Ayr, hanged hiumlf on Hunddy with a peiee of cord
to the gate post of • field on the Una. No cause can be
igned for the act.

CAUGHT BY TIIE TIDE.
The two sons of a Scarborough doctor were cauxht by the
tido 141 Wednesday afterwsm last on the Yorkshire coast.
near 1-hey. where the chtla are perpendicular .00
They elinNal up the roelca, but the wa, es reached them
during the night, out aweot off the youtuger, who WM
drowned. The elder boy was rescued at daybreak too %err
exhausted state.

NARIIOW ESCAPE tile AN A 1.:11.0N.1l. I.
Mr. Yellen., an aeronaut, lim.l a ;cur.e excape at Don-
t...ter last week. Ile wended lied before a terrine
at inn broke over the district, awl wax carried ildo the
storm cloud, lie could not rite al. we it. and, bed a,' be
opened the valve to descend, the "nick bY
the lightning. a rent thirteen feet from the bottom beim:
made. Y...uens fell from a coasideralde height hit,
Sprothorough Park, and lay inxensible for nearly an hour.
Ile ix Injured, but not setiowily.
EXTRAORDINARY SCENE AT AN EXECUTION
At the execution of Joseph Philip Le Itnin, at Jersey for
shooting his married sister, all extraordinary scene
occurred. Mr. John Beaumont, a minister among the
Plyusuuth Brethren, hat been with the cuad-tuticil nem
in his cell all night. and accompanied I to the seallidd.
The magi protested i !!!!! w.etice. Mr. Bea t went with
him onk the drop, awl on tAking thud leave of hitu 1,re5...1
him to hi. heart auth kixxed him must fervently. nu,
moment the drop fell Mr. Ileauniont. who was 11l a verY
excited state, cast up his hands and his eye* to heaven.
snl criedi out ill 1014.1 I.lleS, 'lnnocent igge,.ent
blood ! innocent Idxst. 1 here has been great carelessneca
here, but, thank Ood, he is saved. Ile is an innorent
man, but a saved man I Ile ham obtained peace with God.
and he could not die with ahe on his Bps. lie la WI inno•
cent man. and God will clear it up r
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-08-24

BELGIAN. Gl!tLl3. LIFE.

An estraniZina.ry— woman has—Tu—st—bee—n—trTed for swind-
ling at Paris. Pawling as the wi eof M. Anatole Martin,.
Paris tanking agent, she settled at Pau, where she cheated
her doctor, of whom. moreover, she borrowed no.
obtained a quantity of brie-rt•beae of a lady friend ruined
by the war, which she sold for her, forgetting to return
the money, obtained several hundred pounds commission
of a man to whom ohs promised a Government contract
for pins, and lived in grand style for • long time without
paying any one. Her cook dying worth COIL ehe obtained
that too, lout was at length apprehended at Versailles by
her Pan creditors. This Is her own account of her strange,
eventful history :—" My maiden none is Mario Louise
Forgeur. I was born at Li•ge. in Belgium, in what year
I cannot say. Like Taoist ladies, I don't know my reel age.
I was married at 15 to a Belgian gentleman named
ISelgoffe, for whom I cared little. He died two years
after, and I came to Parts. I took musk kesons of
Chopin, and male the acquaintance of a M. 'bola de
C.tincy at a bell given by M. de Talleyranol. The father
of that gentleman objected to our marriage, so we ran
away together. end alter travelling over Eurore we
returned to Tours lu 1812, In which year I gave lokto to •
son. We continued to live together for many years, when
I found I had a rival. After a violent quarrel with
M. de (Ancy, I loft hint, and came again to Paris. My
creditors troubling rue, I paused over to London, but soon
returned to Paris, and under the name of the Comtesee de
Martignon hired a mansion in the Champs Elysees, which
was frequented by the diplomatists of the period, I was
! sent to Bavaria on a diplomatic mission, but on corning
back, in leg, I found myself condemned by the Tribune.
of the Seine to five years' imprisonment for ewindlingl
Thanks, however, to tlie influence of guy friends. I wan
let
out of prison after two years. I then Wiped
went to !'
under the name of the Coulters° van Muller, and after
staying there three pairs, removed to biOge. under the
name of Use I ..ottites"c Mortagne. In Irt I was at
Cologne. where I made tie acqweintanre of the U. Anatole
Martin mention.l in thin trial The rent of no life you
a and
lready know.'
obwt yearn' rs‘9"itnETPUrin...l.g:Wilntlo3f;K*Winfan.nlinl'
and to the surveillance of the police for the rest of her life.
We are told that she received her sentence with the utmost
indifference, and left the court putting 012 her lavender-
coloured gloves as coolly as if elle was going on an after-
noon's wak indeed of to the prism tell
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-08-24

AUSTRALIAN CANNIBALS.

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The Brisbane Cower, of June 12th states that • mob of
blacks attacked • party of Chinamen at work on the left
hand branch of the Palmer, on the 3rd of that month.
They plundered the tents and captured goods and one
man. A party of four followed the blacks, and coming up
to their camp. found the remains of the raptured man rut
up and partially cooked and eaten. The ldacks were in
force to strong for the party to attack them. A miner's
shovel had been used for cutting up the body.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-23

MANoll FARM, PIDDLEHISTON,

4 Miles from I horchoiter.
MR. T. S. :11( SiI:AN has been favoured
with inotni..tions from C. H. MA... Foul., who
mtiring Iron, to SELL I,y Tim )N
oNI,A V. M r, 1575. O hi, Mt
awl Excp:i.i.ENT .witicrurre.u.
ENTs. I • lAI ;E 4, sum! Two Vildul CART
lINKA.

Conn-44in:: of 11 Four-home waggons, with double
and single sh.ift.. 1 Two horse .litt., 1 Gne•horse
ditto. :;pring Wa Non with Tilt and double shafts,
Nlanoire Carts, 11 Iron Plooli.floo with Tackle by
Galpiii, 12 pair of Plough Haines and Traces, 8 sets of
Iron Draeos, 3 set. of Iron Harrows, Chain Harrows,
Turf 1100100, 2 itentan Ploughs, 9 Share, Tormentors,
3-os oilier Turnip !trill by Priest, 15.coulter Corn
Drill by Taylor, 4 Itrowleast Machine., 3 Reapers by
Taylor, Elevator by Wallis and Stevens with Home
Gear, 6-Horse Power Thrashing Machine and Drum,
Ilmable Water Darrel on wiwels. 2 Chaff-cutters with
}land or florsepnwer, flay Rakes by Garrett. 2
Turnip Hoes, 3 Iron 11.11.. r. liv Galpin, Ring Holler
by 17rr3', 3 Turnip Slicer., 2 'Dino'', l'ulpers by
l'ickslev wool Sim., 2 Winnowing Machines, 504/ Sack
Itia.ao, dozen Sheep Cribs, 12 eoverol Sheep Racks
and Troughs, a umititity of Sheep Troughs, Barn
implrinents, Sack Trucks, 4 Hay !Zaire., Cake
Itruiser loy Rental!, Bean Mill, Barley ISruiser by
l'earce. Cider l'ress with Iron &TOMB awl Patent
Apple Mill, Wooon Hopes, 3extra large Rick Cloth.,
6 Marl • MO Waggon Cloth., Cow Boozes, 4 Grind-
stun..., 4 C.orn Bins, I Thill suet 11 String Harineuwa
nearly new br.e.a tai 11111 l Lola quantity of 41 Harness,
Balance Seale. by .I,%ery, Beams awl Scales, 5 5131 m.
' awl 1 2Mhs. Horse Ties, Haul Rakes, Forks,
10 long awl short IgnMers, Vain and Stocks, Reed
rm..,a opistotity oof Srars. Hen I 'nnps, Bomgiewl
I 'wk., Cheese Pr,-.., 4 arpenter's Bench. l'it Saw,
Stone Troughs, Bellows, Anvil, awl all the Ted.. in
Smith's sloop, a quantity of mw awl 01.1 Iron, 1 pair
I of in.,, Ann., and other Implements, &c., /se.
Phaeton with liosool, Eour-wheel Carriage, Granville
Cart.
2 Cseful Cart Horses.

The Auctioneer to notify that the Implement&
are good, denerving• the attention of A wrieulturint4 and
ethers. .I.e Ow hot,. are nutuenot., he hope* to have •
punctual attendance.
Sale at Twelve ~',lock punctually.
The whole to he sold without reserve,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-23

LATEST NEWS.

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE.

Bey.,nd a alight tendency towards steadiness caused by
colder weather, and the somewhat improved condition of
the sample., the wheat trade has boot without fresh
feature of importance. But little business has been
eomplettat and prices show no recovery, in fact appear-
&Wei at the Kermit moment rather incline to favour the
aa-minirtion that valm,-will still furtle r recede, though
to what eidelit it. Is altogether unileciled
. . .

The quantite of wheat now on pivgage from all parts of
the Unite:l Kingdom I. estimated at one million flee
hundred atel forty eight thou,uol planers against one
million six hundred and thirty ix thousand quartent at
this time la..t year. The pr orilt roveze of quotationa
may for the nomieut cheek ionpoortati tttt s, and may
at the same thole canoe, farmers to forward their
pro.luee very sparingly to market, hut we arc alto-
gether sceptical as t • the effect of such tactics' in
raising rateo much alooye their CUlTclit level. In the
almenee of iniforemreu dream:dances the top price of ton n
made flour has been retluccol three :hillingd, or to forty
shlllings; country market.: awl American barrels have
been rather eaiier. Spring corn has I,,eu very quietly
(halt 'ht.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-23

ISTERED FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.

DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1875

STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS.
Note Paper ist the-iiire packets [ruin 4d.
Envelopes .14. the Parkd of 15.

Good Commercial Havel"pcs la. or 250.

Mr. ItoinsioN would al., rail atkuti.m t.) the prime
of Seould.ftand lIARJIONItrMS, returned from
hire :

Lid
4-Octave Harmonium in Dark Oak Case ... 3 10 0
5-Octave ditto ditto 4 10 0
5-Octave ditto in Oak ('use ... 5 0 0
5-Octave Cabinet /farm 11l ill ni in Walnut }
Case
7 0 0
5-Octave Patent Melody lifarinonium, in
o o
Oak Ca.e 3 stops and knee swell pedal
and
tarnion nun, in liand,,olne Walnut
14 0 0
Case, 9 'Vol" and 2 knee pedals ...
Upwards of 2,000 PIECES of MUSIC (simply'
stock), marked prices Three or Four Snillings, reduced
to Sixpence each Piece.

The Sale will commence on SATI*RDAT, FEBRUMIT 27th,
and, in consequence of the
_great reduction in prima,

FOS Cm4ll-ONLY.

Agra for Me Wilk= and GMLs Sewing Machine.

MUSIC SALOON, CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.

Pianofortes and Harmoni 111 l or by all the best makers
supplied on the three years' system, or at a very
liberal discount for cash from the hat prices.

FIRST CLASS TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT,
31, HIGH WEST-STREET, DORCHESTER.

W. 0. EDICINS

INwrru the Attention of the Public to his Largo
STOCK of NEW SPRINO GOODS, of the best
Ihnufaeture awl latett 141y1oo. weleete,l from the lint
laker. in the Kin,lom
. . . . . .

His Stork also includes a splendid assortment of
WOOLLENS from eminent French Manufacturers.
LIVERIES IN SUPERIOB STYLE.
Silk Hills frank Ph. Ms.
Livery awl Other Hat. to Order.

'WEDDING BREAKFASTS, BALL SUPPERS
DINNERS, LUNCHEONS, TEA PARTIES,
And every Revisite for the Table, supplied by
(•..ntrart or Wu:mime.
miNGL6 lIISIIE4 PUoVIDEID ON THE Yon UILAKONAILS
TEMI4.
DINNERS DRESSED AT PRITATE HOUSES.

J. HARRINGTON,
(I ATM W. N.N)1,11.%),
COOK AND OONFECTIONER,
16, OORNHILL. DORCHESTER.

Richly Ornamental Uri.leeakee.
Pure Itomemta.le Brci.L Famißeg waital on daily.
OIL HARIIINGTI.N.S PATENT sEI.I.KAIAING ILnUIL
AU Orden by poet or otherwise I.lmll hare J. RA
but attention.

ALL ICIAIrt OF

FRENCH AND ENLISII PASTRY,

FIWIT AND NAT•II4.µT piE., mum TO oiti.ick.
Superior Nuzeery Bisonlie for Infante*lnvelida
ALL KINDS DE
CIIILISTENING, and FANCY CAKES made to

Agent for the CUSTHNI ItontE TEA, 2,, a, ed..
ttn.l 3e. per p..tin.L
A LARGE Qt'4 NT/Tl' OF rsertrt AND FANCY
AItrICLPS. Torg,
TILE H•RRINGION X ORIGINAL Col.oll LOZVOINIP.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-23

GODKANSTONE.

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SNII; IVII: RIM RDIULTS of DRINKING It —The
l'ope, of Galmanstone Rectory. writea t * a g .n-
-tempordre a follows : —"Since the breaking tip of the
frost. sickness has been very prevalent in this locality, mid
aliteigtt the many forma there is one. which assont to
iffiiistull that I venture to ilraw attention to it. 1..4 yedr
we liKAI a!, abundance of /4.1.P1. and the twin labourers to ik
wit lilt dz.* of the option 111 l il y thia. iiffdriled to prepare
a !pit :miller mg to kerp out thc wintry and
WY. " *g. Wine," g. Iforaet folk term it, was airmil-
iitgly not ie. knfortunittelv and unwisely prepared awl
kept in gl ze.l *nil the consequences an* now
apparent by bled cases if "lead poisdning" in thi, and
adjoining parishes. There it the unmistakable blue line
ills .0 the gums, and tha other symptoms of what is well
known as " painter's colic " are all there. I have noticed
that the prevalence of this complaint is attributed by some
1.. shot used lot cleaning a vessel, awl which were lodged
therein, and them., conveyed into the system of the
sufferer, but I have nowhere peen recorded the same cause
of disease as 'now mention. It is difficult at any time to
impnsit upon the inhabitants of rural pariahes these
dangers —the stutfa they thrust down their throata, the
way in which they needlessly go among others aLs aro
known to have contagious awl infeetious disewits of the
worst kind, are greatly to le deplimsf but how to stop
them is ther alai a difficult thing. and the Wag
bringing disease, awl perch:owe the finding 0( iledVi in
t elms' it. seem* tat theft, th,111,11. It Is well, 11.0V4 etc.
that Cllll4..ltt.ts and ...gantry clergy should be alive to the
(set that there is danger in the way I hare iles-rilasl,
improhable a. it lIIRV mein, and for this reason you have
then few lines from ine."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-30

THE WAINWRIGHT TRIAL

On Saturday, Mr. Braley addressed the jury at con-
siderable length in defence of the prisoner Henry. The
learned eminsel argued that the prosecution had failed to
prove the identity of the human remains found in the
pouession of his client as those of Harriet Line, anil
auggeeted a theory of the suielde of • woman brought to
despair by the prisoner, and buried by him to avoid
exposure.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-30

IN TUC

CoAX =MANUS, DORCHESTER,
When over 900 Guineas Wiii gi volt PRIZEM,
including Twenty-five Silver 'up. and of Plate.
Forms of varies and any information may be
obtained of
C. PARSONS. and t
J. STRANGE Eli ;GS f "°°' '"ca•

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HOLY TRINITY CHURCH', DORCHESTER
THE following is tho LIST of SVBSCRIP-
TION t nrowst promise,' in AID of the
V N D for itEs u TonisHOLY TRINITY

P TRIj ITII RE.

The Best nna Lurid Stork in the County, enitable
for the 111.v.esioN and t'..rrAce.

BEDROOM SUIT:4.

Mahogany, Birch, Aph, l'itch Pine, plain ditto,
painted and decomtel

RDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR !
11 D

E. AND 0. BROWNING,
BOOKSELLERS, RT.! TION 11 .1 RERDA Sllß3
Dealers In Patent and Hentakenntblo
Medicines.
TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
I'ERPI'M ER C.
13, MOH EAsr STREFI', DORCHESTER.

Agent. t..e celehrate.l 'l'en.4 awl Coffees.

mertivl
.trith ntatorm liwl despatch.
PRINcES STREET, DORCHESTER

DURDEN '8 BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Prepared and :44,1d only by

DURDEN, CII EM IST, DORCHESTER,
In Bottles 131.1., 2s. 9d1., and la Ga.

WILLIAM TILLEY,

III'ILDKR,
Desires to thank the public for their past favours, and
to inform them that he lhas always on hand for Sale,
Cement, Plaster, Pans awl Traps, Drain Pipes,
Oven Bum, Fire Bricks, Deal., Slates, Bridgwater
Tile., Garden E.lgin,,,f all kind.. Terra Cott* Vases
,d different pattern.. :Ind &c.

A variety f ready.worked 111'..I.DSTONES of
different ,leabrru, kept in Stk. for Sale. Ilia may be
Peen at the b'roxE WORK.. Pe:we-Lino, or at m4lenee
in Prineex-etreet, next the D.R4el ty HoopitaL

SCREW AND HYDRAULIC
CIDER PRESSES,
APPLE MILLS, CIDER SCREWS
HORSE GE3IIS,

E. S. HINDLEY.
BOURTON, DoRSET.

ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS,
The choicest proanctious of the most eminent

Publishers.

I)
O pi RDEN'S 11.11.8.011 C ELIXIR
O I e ireat Iteinoly for I'm. omptioii. CHILDREN'S PICTURE BOOKS
Th
In great variety.

O 11A 1. It DEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
O 1,, ( 'urea PAPIER 'MACH I E CARD BASKETS, &c.,
Eutirtly ucw .Ittihrns.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-30

BY TELFAII.APII.-Tlll5 DAY.

Mr. Begley summed up this morning for Henry Wain-
wright. He maid the pinta shot. were heard on the 9th
not the 11th September. and Harriet Lane WWI alive on
the 11th, while the ear rings in the'grase had been proved
to belong to Mrs. Izzarl
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-30

HFNRY LING
Respectfully announces that he has just returned from
his annual visit to the Foreign awl English Ware-
houses, awl will at "nee commence showing
the LAUGEST STOCK OF

NOVELTIES IN FANOY GOODS

That he hal ever held at one time, consisting of
CHRISTMAS AND NEW TEAMS CARDS

AND SACHETS

From the very hest Ntanufacturent

INK-MANDS, nooKsLIDEs, AND DESKS

Elegantly Nlowitel

GLASS BISCUIT BARBELS AND BUTTER
DISHES, MOUNTED IN ELECTRO-
PLATE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-30

THE CORN AND CATTLE TRADE.

• ••••
day - -•••••
On Sa tur te h corn trade was rather better for good I
dry sample., 1.. advance being obtained in several
marketn.—At Dorcheder corn exchange there was a
moderate supply of u heat, which was in improved con-
dition, sample.. of the bed quality being Is. per qr. higher
than last week, when :rt-, :pewter. vieldml L'77l 105. or an
Wet are of 16s. o.t. To day's quotation.. may ire set dawn
at from 42... to 5... A large supply of barley, at fully tote
rates ; feeding sort* being from 275. to 2,44. and melting .01.1
to .11.. Last e eek 2x quarters yielded £571 lit. or an
average of 40*. per imperial quarter. Inferior samples of
barley were to-,lay ensaleable. —At Mr. Enser's repository
sale there wan a large mipply of stock. Fat beef may still
be quoted at from I Is. to 155. 5.1. per is-ore; barreners, LIR
to £3l per palr ; heifers end calves. Cl 7 Is. to £24 each;
fat horn withers sold at 514., to 03s. 6.11. nee head ; fat
horn ewes, 15a. to 50s. ; Southdown ewes and wither., rs.
to ffs. Sheep have latterly had a downward tendency, the
best mutton being quoted at 9.1. to 101.1. per
lb A large attendance, and sales brisk. —At
Reading slow trade. Prices about the same an last
week.—At (;loader English wheat is dearer. The same
advance was obtained for floe old American.—At Rath dry
gainples made higher prices.—At Taunton English wheat
fetched extreme pneen sf bud week. Foreign sort, In 11.1
dearer on the week. Malting barley best quality 2.4 and
Inferior 3.. lower. Grinding barley 3.1 dearer. Flour 35s
to 31Vo per sack. —At Warminster wheat an improved
demand, and in many instance Is per qr. advance WY
realised.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-30

EIHERBORNE.

SIIERROIUIR AIBRICIATURAI. SOCIETT.—The annual show
in connection with this society will take place on Thurs-
day 710 IL Mr. 11. G. Sturt, M.P., will preside at the
ordinary at the Dighy Hotel, where the prizes and rewards
will he distributed.
MR. MARK SHERRIN, son or the late Mr. M. Sherrill. of
this town, has passed the required examination for the
rce of M.K.C.S.
Mn. J. A. norms, non of the Lite Mr. Win. Flooks,
Clerk of the Peace for the county has passtqi his Sad
casininatlon for admission as attorney.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-30

MASTER AND MATRON WANTRD.

rr HE tiI•ARI)IANS of the WEYMOUTH
I'NItIN will At their meeting, to I. held on
Tye ii %1., the It I, Orcenitett. iSv., it the Boma'.
1t0.,n at the WORK R. Wee, W my..l Tn. pr0e.....1 at one
cid sh in the ftertimm, to the ELEcri()N "f a
M rKu:toil MATRON for the WEYMOUTH
WORKHOUSE.
'li,, I 'an.lhlatts must be Man nn.l Wife of uneerep.
tiomil diameter.
Tl.O Niasmr 'mot he fully etluipetrut to keep the
1104.• And .%treottlits I.f the Workhouse. es required
by the Local 0.% eminent Boar.l, aml to take the
control mul management of th.• Workhouse sun! the
Mal. A persoim therein. and the Matron mug he fully
competent t." manage the Female tea and super-
intend the whole of the Domestic arrangements of the
Workhouse.
'4 la Salary of the Master will be the a year, and of
Nlotron Cld• year. payable quarterly, with rations,
apartments, tire. ROA. kc.
Th.. Master will he required to enter into a Bond,
with Two Sureties. in the sum of t:200, for the faithful
.li-eborge of the duties.
.tppliestions, in the (snahlates' own hamlwriting,
with full particulars as to his anil his wife's age,
present owl pwit "remotion, and the number and ages
Of I (if any), aecompaniisl by testimonials as to
rhsroeter and ability. to be sent tip me at my office in
St Thomas .treet. Melcombe Regis. Dor.et, on or
beforo NloxpAi, the 11:Ith Ilay Ihtt rtniya, 1875,
Amlivotions for Master awl Niatrmi."
m—ing the 4 :1111,1i1111111, either perwmally or by
wll ilisynalify.
The per.orrs appointed will be required to, 11111 l mice
Oa. ir hairs on sueli ante as the tilatrilill3l,lm.ty decide.
By Orde,r
RICHARI) HARE,
lerk to the Guartlians.
No‘..mber With. Poor-low Offices, St. Thomas-
:4 n., t. Weymouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-30

THE nEror rum

BOOKS, COLOURED PRINTS, AND PUBLICA-
TIONS of the Religious Tract Society.

THE DEPOT OF THE
BRITISH AND FOREION BIBLE SOCIETY.

COALS ! COALS!!
WD AIIC H, COAL MERCHANT,
• NIKW Is. S. nath.treet,all.l SOUTH-WESTERN
*WI GREAT WEATKIIN lIAILWAY STATIIINS, DOR-
CHESTER, begs to thank the gentry and public
generally fir past favours, anal to infirm them that all
orders seat to him 'hall have prompt attention. W.D.
is now supplpinu
IsEsT WALLSEND,
RAW:T.I4'K,
MALTsTEILS* GOAL,
NRWCASTLE,
CLAY' RUMS.
SMITHS COAL,
IRVBRLE
FOREST OF DEAN Rollo), aol SILKSTONE
GOALS, emati.lently renonmeasled as
SUPERIOR TO THE IIEsT WALLSIND
1 FOR BRILLIANCY'
san
GLEAN BURNING,
MINN MEOW
SEVERAL SHILLINGS PER TON CHEAPER.
A Trial I...ape/ha/a saieikal.
ORDERS received at the New Inn, South-street,
or at the Coal Yards, Soutli-W,,tern and Great COUNTY ROUSE FANCY REPOSITORY,
Westeni Stations, Dorebester.

LEDGERS AND conIIEWEAL STATIONERY

To suit all requirethunts.

Printing of every aeberiptimi in hret class style and
at tu.t rea*onablo charges.

WINSOR ANI) NEWTONS ARTISTS'

MATERIALS.

PLAIN AND FANCY NO PE PAPER AND
ENVELOPES, 4=1.4:4,p1.un, or in colours.

The whole Suwk will he offered at exceedingly
reasonable Price., awl 11. L. respectfully solicits a
!

PRINTING, STATIONERY, AND

'OALS ! COALS! ! COALS !!!
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-30

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE.

The wheat trade has been quiet but firm. The receipt
of further liberal importo front abroad has for the monsent
Checked factors in their endeavours to reoover any portion
of the late decline in the value of wheats, and the trade
during the week has remained quiet, with, however. •
hardening tendency at the close.
The much colder weather which now prevails, audited
by the prospect of an early closing of the navigation, will
Oeni a fair test for gauging the actual state of the trade.
With the winter before us and with the hefinAll thus far
altogether antagonistic to beneficial future results, holders
of produce have strong inducements offered them to retain
their produce, or at lewd to deal it out with a sparing
hand: but, granting that conditions have become more
favourable for holders, much caution is stall required in
operating on the market.
It is very evident that millers will not yet be diApnaed
to augment their supplies to any appreciable extent.
Malting barley has been weak: grinding unaltered. Oats
sixpence dearer ;other grains unchanged.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-30

HAWKES AND FREEMAN,
UPHOLSTERERS, UND EirrAKERs,

CABINET MAKERS. PAPER RANUERS,

GENERAL DECORATuRS,

HOUSE FURNISHERS, AGENTS, AND

VALUERS, CARVERS AND GILDER:4,

39, ST, THOMAS STREET, WEYMOUTH,

orrosni THF. POST OFFICY.

In conrequeuce of the increase of their Cabinet and
lrpholstery business, H. and F. have determined to
discontinue their Fancy Trade. and iu order to
make room for an additional stock of l'arpcts. Furni-
ture, Bedsteads, Bedding, ac., will commence at once
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-30

SELL OFF

The whole of their valuable and extensi. e stock a
sw i., Italian, and other carve. I goods, consistinz :
Brackets of all kinds, Easels, Ilookrests, 41 sks, Flower
Stools. Spill Holders, Watch Stands. Match Stands,
Ilaswers and 8rn0..., Paper K Penh. ddcro, Ink
Stands, Card Trays and Racks, Candlesticks, Photo-
graph Frames, Poll (lames, Date Racks. Ring Stands,
Fans, Jewel and other Boxes, Desks, Scented Necklets,
Bracelets, Crosses, Lockets, Ear-rims, Envelopes,
Cases, Letter Racks, Thermometers, hook Slides,
Studs, Brooches, Needle Cases, Nut.crackers, Salad
Spoons and Forks, Egg Cups, Rustic Flower Stands
and Brackets, large assortment .4 Weymouth View
Goods, Work Boxes, Desks, Jewel C144e11,
which will be offered at a very large reduction in order
to insure an early clearance.

Prices Marked in Plain Figures for C'ausb.
A further roduotios uu.o br made for Who!coal' Orders.

N.ll.—Hawkes and Freeman'a new Prim Li.t of
Bedding, &c., &c., will be ready in a few day..
FITRIVITUItE of all Kinds supplied at the London
?rims.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-30

A LARUE STOCK OF

PHOTOGItAI'HIC ALBUMS
Including the new Ybral "Album Parterre."

LEATHEI: PHsKs AND JEWEL CASES

From the beet :Ntanidacturers.

LITTLE WANZER AND WHEELER AND

W I ',SON
S WING MACHINES.

A Vari,l A,ortment of

DIOILDAN AND PENCIL CASES IN
GOLD, SI X El:, AN I.) IVORY.

DE IA RUE AND CO:4 PLAYING CARDS

AN!) BEZIQUE (LAMES.

HIE NEW VELVET

BANNER Pil4 rroGrArii FRAME

On Oilt Nle.

I A VERT LAIWE N 1,1.11 OF
SEAL, B EAVER, Mina', Asp LEATHER
PURSES of first-cla,i Workmanship.
,

CIGAR STANDS Asi) TOBACCO BOXES.
TELESCOPIC GRAPHOSCOPES.

LADIES' BAGS IN LEATHER Arm SEAL-
SKIN.