The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-14 00:00:00

PILOTZOTION IROII Flail.
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BRYANAND MAY'S
MATCHES.
T
PATENT HA TV
LIGHT ONLY ON THE EOM
BRYAN? AND MAY'S
TRADE MAILK-AN ARK.
BRYANT AND mArs
PATEN r EAVETILMATCHEI.

AKB NOT WigOitous.
BRYANT AND MAT'S
PATENT SAFETY MATCHES.
WITHOUT PHOsPHoISOUS.
BRYANT AND MAY'S
PATENT SAFETY MATCHES.
LIGHT ONLY ON THE BOX.
BRYA.NT AND MAY'S
PATENT SAFETY HOLDERS.
Fur use wherever Match is freepost!" revered.
BitYANIAND MAY.

CROBSE AND BLACKWELL,
Pornion to the Qum 8000 SWART%
LONDON, direct attention to the toLowiag Argolis,
whieh nig be obtatned uf sli Grooeraiini Italian Ware-
housemen.

pgRE PICKLE IN MALT VINEGAR.

ir 4PTAIN WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLE,
Curry Paste and Curry Powder.

TCHUINEY. —Prepared by WI
1 H. Jos= and Co., Tuhoot.

TABLE JELLIES in Pint and Quart Bottles.

"rAMS, JELLIES, AND ORANGE M&RMA-
LnDI warranted wade from Prreh Irtht and with
Banned Sew only.

pIULPARED SOUPS in Pint and Quart nos.

LEA AND PERRINB'

117Cl2CIEST EBAHIRE BAO,

Pronounced by Commbears,
"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE."
To guird sieinst the numerous worthless imitations of
this renownod Condiment, the nubile should
MIK FOR

"LEA AND PERKINS" SAUCE,
And see that their names are upon the wrapper, label,
stopper, and bottle.

ar Sold Wholes:lean-1 for export, b; the Proprietors.
Woroester ; Drozse and Blackwell, London; and by
Druggists. Oromrs, and Oilmen generally throughout
Um World.
LEA AND PERRINS'.

•
'iIHE CHEAPEST PACKAGE of TEA in
1 En.eart! • cHLNItiII CADDY, oontaining ii
Ibi of really ir'ood &sok tea, sent wins free to any
railway station or market town in Zugload, on reseipt
of Os., by
PHILLIPS k Co., Tik illsicoanis, 8, Kima
WILLIiII•STUIT, CUT, LAIDOS.
• prism and store list free.

' I 'HS TEA. of TRAS, as. per pound. Strong
.1_ to Pane black Ten 1 61, god 2.. 64. pee
man& ; 40. we•th sent carriage free lo any railway
station or market town in lingland or Wake, as
reaript of 40.. by
PHILLIPS k Co , Tita. lincueirrs, 8, HMG
WILLIAM-STIMaT, &c.
Prime Cara la. 41., le. 61., 1.. 61. A Prin. and Store
Lit Free. PHILLIPS & C. have no agents, and so
eonneotion with a•iy bona* in Wormier, Swansea, as
%Vitae,.
Pan. Liza k Gann Tug nu Puns 17mooc000za

Thome who seffsr from lodisation Lod Mau
affeetiona aboa:d go to their Chemist for a hoz of
DEARSON'S CAMOMILE, DANDELION,
and QUININB PILLS, one box will prove their
value. They ateength.n time Stanaeh and lavigorate
the System. They nerdy the Liver and Blood.
Bold in boxes at 7i1., la. led. and 24. 91. by all
Chankts. Wholesale of all Patent liedialos Home&
DORMESTER, BOLD BY MIL WATIIL

BBRYabIr AND MAY bag to dire3t
atteatket to their New Oval POCRIM 71:411A1
SORBS, with Penal Spring Coven, eines are su
tree from all Rough Edge' and Sharp Centers, anr2-
mined by every one to be the Ran and Cheeped
Pocket Rog ever produeed. Retailed everywhere as
One Peaky. Patootoos sod solo maantiotunpre, Bryant
awl May, &

‘ll ONDERFUL EFFICACY OF MR.
OGNOBJIVE'S RFAINDY FOR OGN.
SUMPTION.—Soe the new edition (1151 i of Kr.
George Thomas Congrere's book "ON 00NnUlIPTION
Or Till LUNGS, or Docile', and the Only ihumesetal
Treatment ;" allowing that formidable Assam to be
curable in all its Stag..; with additional Cases of Osre,
arid Quietens for Patients oonsaiting M. Aulkar by
Mier. Post free from the Author, Coombe Lodge,
habil*" London, ter Five Stamps.

KAY'S COMPOUND ESSENCE OF
LINSEED. for Colds and Cuaabs (Asthma*
Coaramptivr, or Bronchial) cures dn. au= oat of Sas.
—Sold by mcnt Chemists.
DOROUESTER, SOLD BY A: J. EVANS.

KAYS COMPOUND SSENCB OF
LINSEED. for Coughs and Weis. durprising
cum are being iffected by it. Instant relict In Lathms.
Bronohltis, k 3.—Sold by most Chemists.
DOKOHESTIIi, SOLD BY A. J. AVANS-

KAY'S COMPOUND E•SENCE OF
LINSEED fortifies the system valast Cold,
primate Ccugh, and cures most affoodom of the chest,
throat, sad mop. —Sold by moit Chemists
DORCIIESIES, SOLD BY 1. J. EVANS.

Tbers is no remedy tactual, so readily applied, so
o raVriable to nom, or sop rmanoctly magnetic as
DllllO W'S MAGNETINE A PPLI ANCIR
Ik.otipjv Po,opk d may be obtalsod front
any ChemLl or Drug.lat in tbo Kingdom, or Poet f riddl
from D,low acd Co., 435, West Strand, London, W.O.

Dirt/Ja• or M 11912, Yuma, 873.
GOODALL'S BAKING PO WDER.—Th•
beet Penny Pecker La the World. Mahn
del Mous Breed without Y. set ; Pod, fop, Parley, ke.,
witboat Eggs. Butkr, or Lsrd, Bread made with this
Powder is much easier to digest, and mush more whole-
some then that raised with Yeast, and a lug,*
quantity is obtaincd from the same weight of dorm
One trial will °olivine* the most wmplioal of Ile
superiority over others. Bold by Orooers. Obergiati,
and Oilmen, in iii. Yeasts, 81., Ir., Is. 61., cad L.
Tins. Prepared by GOODALb, BACILBOUSS sod
Co., I,eds.

KAlrrs WOIthDIILLII PILLS,

Iliori:esEicottueilb..ipuiVot:mm:Ri..nybejeosii:vre.tpdil.d:muccr.dit.dt,eoS.rickintlf.iiiiaetad._
Drs.k.thti.veb,:iir:dgoassianthela
gpartal, Irrtealeilltv et Temper, kat U neglected, •
eeries of what • called Liver Compialats ii prodoesd,
that render life ineappostable. Havit's Wossinnsen
PILLS have been found of the greatest vase in ill
disorden of the liver, reatoriag the ..pa to empiebt
heath, and renovating the system.
Sold by ail Olts end ether Dealers be Paint
Iledlobbee, at la 1 1., 21. 9d. and 41. 13d. Wider&
Detet, fl aremittno, Loft..

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DOItCHISTER.

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Local anb District Actin.

LONDON I:7Ffs MlNNOlem The manual meeting of the
Dorchester aeziltary of this amortisation took plum no
Menday evening, at the Town-hall. The Rev. B. W.
peues ',retinal. supported on the platform by the Her.
I. I.!lalue', of Mar:inst.-ire, aria the Rev W. Oth rrn,
of West F..rdir.gton. The Sepntstlen woo the Rev. F.
Tyrrell. There was a geod atteud.rnee. incledlog the
Be,. U. P. Railer., obsidian of the Dorset County
ona Mr.. Retires, the Rey. J. Burt. of Bin-
("mho, Mr. G. Carme. Mr. hod Mtg. M. Devecloh. Mr. ,
aria Mrs. I.sterai , Mr. W. Gelpie. Mr.. Fears. Mn'. '
end Mith Aedrees. :Le tV..s Tebor, Mr. rood Mr, LI..
Pouncy, Mr. Mansion), Dr. Ewess, • f Cer,o, Mn.
Dixon, he. Prater woe elfcred by the Rev. K
—Tr.c Ch.irmen enor.vt Ito tweeth g with rele:r.li!
1111 .to that thy religious &cloth e I, ?Imply or1t•
lions Cr marling out the duties of individual elvirta
sad therefore deriervrd their .rinpathy,
Bey. F. l,rrjl re-narked ou the
opm•
eition the society 'Taunton .1 cuts enlelrlLiment
40 years sue thro,oh twa,e,,r.boordau. Patty. the
past yeer 117 oity nut s out been empr 1e,.. sod
It was of their Attlee. :r. char .e..er lie Led to speak. I
Th., had pal of Ch,Ltien distil, of &blob ;
279 000 erten to tins etch eli i Sulphates
dlotribatoel !
7,:i09, a ;Algot. I r then ...re clerralet. I
by any other scene, iu the inetropotio, altheuels It aas
not tho el alet work of tine shy mlselcostiuo. They I
row the sorrel of 0-din vleitatlan l.th year 732,1.1C0
gyn,„ thine unionise obtface.ll, 1,552 ; wanderrrs
yo.. Ito th.. told. 277. Frutartrile reclaimed, 1,0:4.
Fallen Cr,. rais,rl up seal., Children pert to
• heals. ti 715. Th, deput.tten wont on to speak of
the arfticultles cf the work, r-marki,:a that they veiled
greatly in different parte of the city. The Irish gave
kb, most trot.b`k for amcnost their they wern 'spored
to the two fires of Roman is m Ritualism, of which the
latter we the hottest. Ho doolbed the soda, atlas, to
of a soil to • garret ramp ea by • widow and her
dan.;liter cod nine lodecro, she' ths missionary found
them sitting on the floor !cord spot of porridge, to I
which they wore helping themsel wee with oyster !belie.
• missionary otreet.preschle.t in Leather-lane Lad Le
g• Dhoti., to get out of tiro way cf a kettle of hot
water ; then he was run fell I,u,t at In the stomach ;
suet Ell that did not stop hint, an Irishman got a
putrid fowl. attached • string t it. and, using it as a
slog, stri.ck tho udasloosry on the hark of the nook. '
That settled him for the time ; tut he gore on trying
to get thorn to beer him. As to the result, he was
Ong down the lane the ether dry, when be mot two
Irishmen, end one .sid " Oh I bere'rk the missionary,
lea's have another go at law" " Sorra • bit of good It
1.," said the other, "the (cloy will be at it again,
kook him dean as many Males as we nay." Seeing
ilia nature of the work, le thought people need Dot
have bees jealous of the society when it commenced
operatics,. The mheiooarice found great diffLultiee In
getting into the taprooms of low publiohoues' and
had to era • great teat to win permission. Gietthag
Into one of these pleoge the missionary toned ten men
and was genially asked to take a seat by the Are. One
of the moo bemoaned the herd times, the high prise of
cool, and 'poke of • future "good time sowing," whim
there should ho no poor, ao kings, no bishops, no
parsons,and the missionary oerefully feeling his way, at
length was able to read to them the firi ohapter of St.
John, and when he left one odd "Good by., governor,
you easy do some good to some of us by noosing here
now and then." Four months later the mierionary was
celled to the dying bed of a man, who had his wife and
children orying shout him, imploring him not to die
now they were oo happy. The min replied, " Don't
fret, I must die ; but 1 shall go to heaven ; and do
you live so as to follow me, and bring up the children
so that by and by. we may ell meet again.' The
missionary asked the dying father if Christ was precious
to him. 'Ay., governor," he said, "B. Is precious:
you told we so in the tsp-room, hot I know it now."
And then he died. The widow and children removed '
to lisnahester by tire help of friends, and as their
departure the missionary saw them at the railway
Marion. lie had in his hand • Bible, and the poor
woman asked him if he would give It her, as she had
not one, and she should Me that, se It wee out of It
he toed to read to her poor husband. He gladly pre
It her, and she premed it to her heart like fine geld.
As the train departed the waved her hand to the
missionary, and then premed her lips to the stored
volume. Amongst the gas stokers the ratedonaries
euccessfully work ; the mestere saying the society luta
greatly Improved them socially and religiously. The
strike of last winter bison at ?Omen works. Here,
as elsewhere, there were • great many German. The
usual missionary bearing of the crontempleted etrike,
went cif and addressed the Germankagying If they took
soy start In it, it would show they had not profited
by his work amongst them. And those German& stood
staunch by the compaoy, and *Babied them to tide
over the difficulty. The miserooaries acted In • *holler
way atoll the gas works, and with oonsiderable suocom
aed usefulnere. From this point of view the work
merited tho 'import of MID those money-
making men who think the world would go on
Tory well without religion at all, but who ore
sorely troubled by the strikes and vagaries of working
men in there days. Although Christthalaing the people
Wl4 the greet object, the society did • great deal which
went only to their social elevation, lacridentally he
mentioned that a present eity missionary was an exeordi
heaver, pugilist, drutkerd, wile-beater, Ire. In •
strike when the men were thrown out of work—one
of.
_the firet oonsequenoes—tho ocedheaver told his
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wife he would go to" the Stag," but, finding he'd no
" blunt," said be amides go there as they gave "no
tick," Co he went to bear "old Berry" as the city
mlesionary was famillerly called, to do witloh he bed
been often invited by some of his co-workers. He went
through the stages of thinking the raledoaary talked
" notecase," on...lnert, oonelation, peat anxi,ty, and
at length comfort in Christ. After a time be beesm•
a missionary, and now was employed visiting the public.
lausea to Retcliffe highway. Be Interposed with Sir
Thcmas lid,in!rh on behalf of • poor man who 10.4 his
work through au illness, and scomutully, alter fading
with the foreman and deputy foreman ; and this
incident the missionary often used to show men they
must seek lineation not ibrcugh soy foreman and
deputy•foreman, but go dircot to Christ. Then he
mectioned the religious oomfort • city taledonery gave
toe poor dying Luster in • hospital. Tbe gospel
was given to cur own people at home, sad to foreigners
who, came to our shores. A 4re.‘i work was carried on
amongd lb. mimeo( Alpe thet came to the dock:: and
they ,ftcri had lettere from the masters of ships, raking
for Sariptu ee .nd trade for distributioa. The Income
of the s-clety for the past :etc was £40,700, whlc% wee
• olight advance on the preccdlog year, yet quite
inadequut for tbe current year, .12 000 or £3.000 more
being seeded to meet the iturreimed number of
mhston..rtes employed. in eonclusr oh. remarked that
three ore about a million of pea; le in London to when
It may ba said the gospel has not come, built had o3me
to thee be was now addressicz. Bow had it cone?
Was It, as to some In St. Paul's day, "in word oaf/ r
Be could not judge, but God knew. He trusted many
of thole could apply the words following "but in power,
In the Holy Ghost, and with much aasaranoe." Let
each of them soe how his own Chtistianity would bear
that test, and that It was not the cold lifeless set of
forms and earemonies wide& exalted the room and taunts
of the infidel. He repudiated tho notion that men .114
sot know whether or not they were saved, and said the
true Christian's religion urea "in mash easuranes, and
In power." Ho asks! them to cantribut• to the
society to the power of love, and 14th, and gratitude to
Him who had giTen Himself far their own souls,—ln coo-
oludlng the mooting, the Chairman remarked on the
full somel preached by the city missionaries as somunti.
lag for the great nooses which attended their efforts.—
The meeting gelded by singing the doxology, and the
besedlotion by the Rev. R. W. Peen. The collection
sorminbod to £4 8.. Id.