The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-02 00:00:00

CONSUMPTION

Which haa now passed through 04 Makes of 1000 mob I
Thia rsoiarkablo book Crests of the oansouly.mud
gropes of this 14141.1.... through 111 lla awl lir

TRUE TRZATXICNT,
WITH DITZILIMING AND LITILAORDINAPS

CASES OF CURE.

TREATS LIAO 01 ABTIOLL, BRONCHITIS, Rs.
Oar qf Am 144 Infirm, kis V If Timex&
Ouier, 1114ytiol Kinkier, glawg.

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This rem Pune tinder my 110609 ill Yank ISM.
livery symptom at Docile* wee menet, and web ea
smote pany the sewed stage (me my book). I bond tabards
In both loom beginning to suppurate. Dr. a, soda, whose
treauneet sae patient had hese prior to this. &kerma erfr
key dimmed, ad preneemed Se eree lepake
_ln abase 6k
weeks I saw btr. Saab agals—(l had tonmpoffided Irak
km inesnwhile)—" Cough and
breathing better. appetite better="m eles stlllattlrPt
another month the haprommeat wee aid more deefeld,—
"No cough. expectoration very kirk 1.01‘12; Neb." Oa
exeminetioe, "no attire dames now. takgh ate4P week'
Lod no Du the manoranda of my book ismer). by Putter
continuance with my treatment the Petreat Irrnakll.l re-
gamed flesh sod arenerth, and resumed his preafebhal ea-
gat-anent& aftdering from over-enetio% Is ale Getty
part of Met yea, a lick bolo prescribed by me see km to
rights. Its is now the waled napalm or the New
deka Surrey. A teeter repaired from him.
reports se follows.—" I ma WU Is vole berleksa=l3lNS
be pleased 1m m, IMMO to be or .mtos is ear was."

THE MOST BILLABLE TIMED.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
WS MARCHING AND [MALMO PROPS ANN
KNOWN AND RIGOONISID =ROM
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to of public ep (the loader tams to. benne
tinted) I. • wrestler el Won note onevineing thaw
ums could b..nalog to praise of he truly venderhd halm
le to.ono of bed lep, bentonite, aatee, wean
OPirellielie' lle Ain le sesnelloot. For Anonym, oteld-helik.
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de Di le It. Dna saildneeiy ratted the
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LONDON MARIENT&

Br IXPRZBB A ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

I FROM OUR ciwx RETORTER.

111111.1-LANE. MONDAY,. Juni 1.

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illopply et inglieb wheat very limited; neeertheisse,
ne moody say buyers attended, the demand wee heavy
in the extreme. A few picked paresis sold at
InYLLT TWO SHILLINGS PEE QUIETER LEM
lioNgy, bet, to have 'fleeted a 014•11•40, • ooesider-
*Ws rola:Mos meet have been submitted to by the
faMme. Tocsins wheat, theshow of wbleh was extensive,
wae very dull, and quite 2s. per quarter over than last
meek ; however, the quotations may be considered
almost nominal. Floating cargoes of grain heavy, and
Orhad • drooping tendency. Barley dull.
hears. Oats eommanded previous rates.
Beans and peas vast. Foreign and eountry flour vu
offered on somewhat easier terms. Indian corn was Ss.
per qr. lower. Seed' supported forms: terms, but
sakes were very dull.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, JUNE 1.
Avenge supply of foreign stook, sales slow, mid
=moping. fleuonable arrivals from the home
Nearly all breeds ila* at a declass of
helsance per ea on last Monday's rate.. Best
Boots and crosses 5. per 51b. Good supply of
sheep; inquiry dull, sad prices easier. Best Downs
and half•tireds 4s. 104. per 81b. Lambs slow at Os. to
7a. par 81b. Calve, quiet at late ratio. Prime small
porkers quits as dear, large hogs very dell.

As UpZti.y BIaTIL—OD Thursday afternoon aa
%mutual commotion was oosasioned in Castle-street,
Edinbargh. by the birth of a child in the open thorough.
fare. nio &tressed mother received immediate &Wm.

Ta•vou.tio Comractox 701 • Loco JOI3IIIIT.
—A madman walked into • bakar's shop in the Rao
St. Denis. Paris, the other evening, and stabbed a young
woman of 19 with • largo awl, and then inflicted several
wounds on It. own breast with the weapon. When
arrested be said that he did not know this
_young
woman, bat having resolved to take away his lib, be
had determined to be aosompaniod by • female of
le personal appearance to the pima in which
=rb
ere destined to pass their maced isaistosee.
Some in • Catueon.—At the Rochdale Pollee-
wart. the 161,• 0. H. WhiWbead, vicar of Nordin
Church, charged Mr. J. Raindrop, the ithandwardas
with interraptlag Divine revises in the charob onilsoiltiy
laceninit May U. Tho emplaimiat stated that tit,
defendant Ninthly removed two vases of dowers daring
like serviette, and took than out of lb. church. The
ddenes was that Mc ltawstros had • right to remove
the tosses aacherebrrardau. The bawd boing equally
divided on the question of aequittel or oonviotiost tins
sass we. dismissed.
Ax Rootlet Amara, Weirton PEavoattanca.—
Lambert's relates, that when a child, be saw in Ett.
Paul's Oethedral, London, on the Nast of Whiroantide,
the deseent of the Holy Ghost performed by • white
pigeoe, being let to fly out of • hole in the midst of tho
roof of the great aisle. The pigeon, with • long coiner,
coining down from dm fume plain !Limon to the ground,
was swung up and down at mach length that it reached
at use snoop almon to the west gate of the church, and
with the other to the choir stairs —the incienee breathing
out a most sweet odour, and filling the church with its
fzsgreoes.— Whitsuntide Altliklai.

Hr. lIIA MITT. Kr. Mark Firth, the
limiter Cotter of Sheffield, bast signified his intentioo of
orisetieg end endowing tbirty-six almshouses at the coat
of twenty-four thousand pounds. The tenement& are to
Ile built on two aerie of land upon !Unmoor, • beautiful
nitighboailLiod of Sheffield, where many of the
wealthiest nun uf aota errs have their residenees. Twenty.
four sink persons and twelve married couples will here
find asylum ; each single inmate resolving seven shillinrs
per week, and each married oouple ten sitilling• There
will be • g..vernor's bones and a chapel; but the insti-
tution will be open to natives of Sheffield without this
least distinction of relibioas belief. Every house will be
two storeys high, and will *potato a aitting•room twelve
feet square, and • b d-room of the Min sise, with eon.
escheat appendage., end gas and water laid on to all,
This is, indeed, • noble use of wealth.

A PI,OOEIOI/3 Ploerociese.—A child, about ten or I
twelve years old, owned Sarah Ellen Hardman, vra.
brought up at Balked on Thursday charged with picking
poaketa. Some three weeks ago the prisoner. previously
known as an adept at pocket-picking, entered the 'hop
of W. Valentine, Pendleton, end asked for an orange,
end while Yrs. Valentine was reaching to a window for
It site eneeeeded in picking her pocket of 30s. With
this, and the money procured from the ..le of some
arlioiles of wearing apparel removed from her mother's
boson, she went to Shudehill- market, and there in-
vested is a variety of goods. These included a new hat,
• muff, parasol, umbrella, • "Noah's ark," and a com-
plete change of clothing. Then she went to Glaegow,
and at length becoming mendicant, was forwarded to
lianchestor, when she was apprehended, sentenced to
one month's imprisonment, theme to • reformatery for
five years.
ABYSSINIAN ORAymmit - The following is an
extras% from • letter of an officer in Abyssinia
moat tell you that after the fight at Erogie I wandered
Over the field, end, mono others, saw • man wounded,
soder a bush. I went to him and gave him some water,
and brought stretcher up to ham him taken to the
hospital. The poor wretch asked me not to cut his
throat, and on my making higna that I would take care
°lido he pointed to a bush about five yards off. I
looked and saw • silver armlet. He signed to me to
keep It; I did so, and Mowed it to It,. S. afterwards,
who told raii the man gave it me a• a token of mbentreon,
and that the giver was • great chief, and had tilled fim
man in single combat, of which this armlet was a token.
I found out afterwards from the prisoners that this
chief was always good to the captives. Ho sent me •
message the other day to my he blessed me and prayed
to Oed for use for having saved his life, and was very
gem he meld not express his gratitude in my language."
TIIII3IIO THOIIDIISTOIN MID LOSS 01 Lur.—On
'Friday • great thunderstorm wee experienced over •
very large space of F.ogland. We get intelligence of
the outburst from Kent, eastward, Shropehire' west-
ward ; Yorkshire and Warwiekshirs, northward. In
duff, rent comities it bad different manifestations. The
Oaks-day of 1868 will long be remembered at Epsom
on sosoutit of the large hailstones which ooverod the
eatirse just before the victory of Formals. In London.
a little later in the morning, the fall of min amounted
to nosey four-fifths of an ineb. From Birmingham we
hear—though we must receive the report, of course,
with philosophic caatioo—of the fall of meteor.
lites resembling granite in texture. Many of the
hailstones are .id to have been as large as
sparrow's errs, weighty enough to inflict pain in falling,
sad to out off the tender shoots of tem., wale
their structure was of a curious concentric kind.
Beverel sheep w. r• killed by the lightning at &teatime,
and a home at Waseclaworth. Two men were knocked
down by the electric fluid at Hammersmith and severely
Injured. About two o'clock two sweeten belonging to
the barque Constusee, lying off itotherbithe,wers struck
by lightning. One of the men, who wee clasping an
Iron bar, is dreadfully injured, baying nearly the whole
of one side scorched from bead to foot ; his recover, is
doubtful. The other was struck in the eyes, and for
many !oars wee totally blind. Much damage has been
moved in the gardens around London by the hail. The
House of Lords was sitting for the purpose of hearing
appeals, when a sudden shock was felt. For a short
time the Lords suspended their sitting. It was amer-
Miami that the Victoria Tower of the Houses of Pasha.

meat bad been struck by lightning, but that no
material damage was doe. Shortly alter one o'clock
the steeple of St. Stephen's, Southwark, as well as the
roof, were skunk by lightning and severely damage&
At Camberwell and Peckham several houses were
struck by the electric field, and at the latter Wage
• bone was killed and a large elm tree destroyed.
A party of five going to Nunn ruse stopped for re-
freehment at • public-house at Ewell. Three went into
the house, and two men named Turner end Draper
stood at the mares head to keep her quiet. While
they were patting her head there came a very vivid
Bub of lightning, whioh streak the mare and men, and
knocked them nil down, the mare falling upon the two
men. Those in the house immediately ran out, and
found to their horror that Turnet wan quite dead and
Draper wee ineensible. The mare was mesh frightened,
but beyond a few seeatches was unhurt. Mr. Draper is
In a pmearios• condition. Mr. Turner's body wan mach
dialigered. A neweasent, at Poplar, was combing his
hair quietly in his bed-rum when the fatal flank en-
tered and snook him to the groend dead. HU fall
summoned his wife to the room. Nothing wan injured
—no mark of the subtle el.liant was to be men, except
the corpus! A number of into who were at work in •
brioltfleld belongiog to Mr. T. D. Reeve, of Margate,
at Hundred Bonnie, were struck by the lightning, and
all sustaleed injury, alvis one of tie number, a man
Caned Clarke, ens kill Et. A barn on the farm of Mr.
G. Allen, of Capel, Suffolk, ma net on fire by the
lightning. Pour men who were Midst narrowly escaped
with their lives. The barn end • shed were both dm
stroyesL At West Melton, Weill, Hohnfirth, kw., the
thunderstom ehiefly utenifested itself in the beneficial
sh•pe of very busy rein, which IVY much required.
Duesteur Mr. Bingley, • gardener, who wan in the
opea air, was Monk by the lightning, and oely slightly
bort, bet the windows in a utter, D." hlwi were
broken. Abut nine o'clock in the morning a bout
was SO,VMSI7 isijared in Olaistone-street, Chesterfield.
The roof was etimpistwly lifted up, and slates, ridge
Wee, and "pars were shivered to bite like pieces of
loom The lightning then panned through the ceilings
;nosh bwk itad frost bed num, peeling the plaster
off the walls Mote to the bed, then on to the Manaus,
which was also da.nagen, seek &Berea/de essapod by the
back window. Ooesiderable damage wee done. There
were nine persons in the holm at the time, but forte-
solely they were downstairs, and received no injury.
At about the same time a large oak tree • abort
dish.. MI wan split in two by the electric fluid.
ggorTjuo mush, Shropshire, wag Liao struck by lights
nine and 'unafraid considerable damage. mc
laid first struck the month-met Monads or tower, brook.
log it in pieces, and seettering the fregleents of stow, lo
all directions. One piece weighing Mum. wan hurled
the full length of the ehnnalt, and fall upon the roof at
the end of the nave, breaking the tilem The lightning
then embed upon an iron pipe near thes vestry chimps',
and weed dowa into the whims it got lets
the nave of the church. Here ran along the stone
Boor of the Mks turning up in • Meuliarie regular
manna Me satsuma matting with which it was covered,
It. Pathway being marked by a scorched line. Brancb.
lag off finally towards the north it appears to bare
exploded, turning completely over in the procue • large
piece of the flp.oae flooring of the 'bureth. The
earth beneath the Bag was not effected in the 'lighted*
degree, nor were the pews in the vicinity, though the
books were all fund guttered shoat on the floor.
At Brighton • largo boys' school on Furze-hill, bluing
two bigh chimney Meeks, on UM of which only s con-
ductor is fixed, was struck, the fluid 'lnking the
unprotected Meek and tarrying away a number of sine
flues and several slates. The lightning desseeded one
of the chimneys driving a register stove from its
puitioo, and then mounding re o the drawing-room,
pastured the firmirees and threw the fender to tha
other side of the room. Fortanately no bodily injury
son telegraph office the
was anstained. At the !Irish
Meeks were obliged to dump, as the lightning took
such se effect on the wires As joopoooof of police
who entered Mao be one' was met by • Beak=
from one inures:met to amebic wgo
end teesporutly blinded, sad it wee • siodidisable
tine Wars he reenend Wright.

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