The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-20 00:00:00

Yarittirs.

Salmon fishing is a sport reserved for thine who '
either live in mountainous countries, or wire have tune
and money to go in quest of it. Trout-fishing, again,
is generally a luxury only within the reach Gl' the lord
of the miner and the visitors at the great tsetse, and
of those who oan spend a guinea a day on gait amuse-
ment ; as all good club waiters are mostly ler away
from London. runt-fishing, again, VIIIICA expansive,
unless two or three can forui a party; but the solitary
angler can for n little money get an occasional day's
[idling, if he is content with taking chub, *Oa perch,
roach, and dace. There are many spots on ther:Thasues
where lie can fish froin the banks frew-of,ppense,
though the best way of following his sport will be to
subscribe to some water on the Lea, where'lle can
always ensure a quiet day in the meadowsli tbe river
aide. Doubtless many of these subscription waters are
overfislied, and the capture of a heavy jack is net n
every day occurrence; hut there is usually...a quiet
title inn connected with them which is supported by
lovers of angling, and where for little cost theiviiiitor
can get a comfortable bed, good plain country fare. and
the society of anglers.—thiee a Week. •

EXTRAORDINARY CARR OF STR AND TLATlON.—AmelAn-
choly wwident, resulting fatally, took pbsee in Brook.
house Mill, Blackburn, belonging to Mr. W. It filornby,
M.P., on Wednesday afternoon. While a hsl6-timer,
named James Corbel, aged 11 years, was sugiged in
picking cotton, from the door of the card room, about
half-past three o'clock, it is supposed that the shafting
caught one end of his necktie, and pulled it PO tightly
round his throat as to strangle him instantly. Two
minutes before his lifeless corpse was found he was seen
picking cotton as doscribed.—Mniscliesfer assiaer.

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practice, but
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300,000 prise writing cases have already been sold ;
the price, 2s. (or free by post for 28 stamps), places this
article within the reach of all classes. This case, which
forms an appropriate present, is fitted with writing
paper, envelopes, metal pen 134110, with reserve of pens,
blotting book. Ste.; ko., and can only be had of the
makers. PARKINS and GOTTO, 211, Osford.strest,
London, to whom the Society of Arts awarded the
Prize of 20 Guineas and their Silver Medal for its
cheapness, durability, and neatness.
The re fr,ah imp mid sustain lug properties of tea depend
leaves hnve always most of this essential quality, fur an
ounce of this fine Tea contains 10 grains; the autumn
on the quantity
strop has but little, and is consequently rery rieficieet
of amine it contains; the early spring
, is )(rimer. The English pop for and desire tic again
tAt cAoice lea, but often have the autumn crop throttgh
• deceptive practice the Chinese have of "lacing 'or
colouring the withered leaves ; for initerals
pothewdceemdleafcitiolsiourt•
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are used to make all appear alike, and
enables the Chinese to pass off the low brows in
is preferred before mere appearance, ,
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pima of the best. Merchants derive great profit from
dark. This tea is to be had only
coloured Tea.
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Green
re.importa sterling
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or mor.im.... A a alms : for LOcIL liaison advertisiment
In this day's paper. r
Mottoes''s Ortrillii SSD PILIJI. —QUIDS'', 8011 Throat,
and Diptherla. —With the foggy, damp winter evenhip the
human throat beconse.uhject to nasty diseases, particularly
logsousimuon and ulceration. in quinsy or Inflamed throat
Holloway's Ointment welt rubbed upon the top at the abed
and round the throat, after those parts have been bathed in
wenn salt and water and dried, bag • weadertel power la
cbeekble the Inlommetioe 'ad removing WI Ile
and datifsre mood by quinsy. Reispeorp tepid be
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