The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-31 00:00:00

the chief perhaps site why they ie not tfuntulmane, and
they reply that they are, for " Mossolntim' means " the
men who heir pear., in G xi." but they do not eckonwleage
M•homet ci preph ;i.e w ,of•ie Or priest is sent for,
Sfld eometiiiies TO Mg wen come an I argue. 80, when he
Mr. Jake") •-• • they have "too 'ouch pub un c itanot
allnw the, in lie eh kr or wilt quireti•ine the, wniil
put to the et,tef, eu he gain. rasps, t. Soinettutee the chief
minds for the inou,viou. " have a apron." by letting then,
debate, sail come a the moult+, w,•n'te nue. But mina
seine kr 0 ;woe at ni ;lA, who rite di•,•atisfled with tie
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feeijes ljt.. reoulvies. ft.( indance—to write
the na Wu. God 1 000 'me. wash ii, atid drink theweter.
Teaching Nest's the wee-ovary late. thee-hid insole %WHIM
of AI, te Protect him (elm beoig tnuedered. Afghan..
eeee eeemm.„ f .r there ar • alweys heuelitars- Meal feuds
among Meese end the ehed i, xti old of t.ttino inte treelike
if his renews. kill the iniesinnery. Bet tte grateJimen
sing and tell St .riee net he 'p him sierake ,111 they fall
ash e it, god awe nat fear be,, awaken. dby tt prieet'a call
to teeyer, to he nsterelly ,•leme late. !text e.af the
monk+, Is nought mime, and gets if • eiever men.
an Arebic Bible which he is very proud of, and they
wee well perhaps, till the misaioneer isoerts J 8411
is the only mediat tr between God arid nem
when the Mahornet,l A.ertm there it nothine.
about the death of Christ in the true Gaspe', Pr, minion-
aries have to prove we have Gonelle ronteinitig it, and
written fours aboniet's birth. Suddenly GI. inenivie's
nreyer time COlll-4, and he 11,44 Orange the form (which
M.. Jukee repeatel in the language in which it is • side
which ascrihe, h dines. t .004, but has tin renfe.sien of
pie. In re t•ire for the hespeelity shown, the fellation hew
geest-houees at Yeah* our, wiry. the Alen no. from tbe
comitry ain't them, and are entertained ant sieved, and
though at first they wont I not enter one of these bone..,
so many come now that there is not room aweigh. Mr.
Jukes went on to narrate the conversion of an Afghan
said to be deseended feint Mehemet, and who was etum in
• tee army of the Mat irajeli of Cashmere, The. man. Bud
Shah, it lining • mitt 'useful and consistent life, clothed,
and in his right mitt], while his inlet one ash,' visit him
ere pure herb &flame The with is so intertwine that Mr.
Joke* would not st.,p away. anit was going back ee,n, to
learn other Wetness.. In P..beerur in a renameation of
shout 100 Christian', who meet Ma part of the echo,. hut
have to church ateihla. and he appealed to the Emile&
Christians to raise Al 000 in order to build a chi. ch in
Peehasenr.
The CHAIRIIie then iVettleeel every deer friend of hi.,
who went out to the Yee re Menet Lek,. Central
Africa, by • route which no wait, man I e 4 ever gene
before. and veiled Klee Mtess, In the rte.' eountrY of
Citende.
Mr It. W. Feeetre me heal minimum , hid of his
j sum-y frnm Si .Ititn on t 1.• Ret Si to Bober, 2SO
leerher 'a Kleirtom, SHO. Kh.rtoun to IA .0, 1000. and
Ludo to Ug .nea SOU utile& pointing not tto• peewit 011
bum and recent men of part of Africa, 20 miles to the
inch. Stanley bad told Mt-ca so mush ahem the tower of
th •En 1i.6 that be got a letter wrote to E :lame melting
for men to tea•h him. This was taken hv a Fr uchlean
for the p..st, but he was 161164 on the ,ute, and the letter
usenet in hi • o • .nd sent on. 8-von m n 'err sent from
Z snzibar t Ugatt Is, Nat Lear. Sher, 'ld Smith and com•
patrons were ontrd,red, ant Mr. Wilson leit el ne, no he
we, sent to bear him it-ant:Any. Fem B-rber to Keartom
be he/ a lit-Is lee sem, like the Prince, hut fee worse for
gle• broke down 19 itne4 in the revere. Prom the governor
VS .0 1.0 they tot p-ovisionn for days. ant w-nt on
10 0 miles, hot t• 'en the river wee bit. t i.e Nile at
that pliee -as 26 milks broad, and the water eh snnel from
100 yard. to two miles; hut the whole was cove rel with
fie tine grass Wends, perm of these were lift.el by the
weter, and h got crowded together, in that the pa•ty
' wrre detains i here 40 days unel a lot of soldiers and awe
boats cime and cut them net, and while waiting they had
lies meetly AD grain lik, no II e Ledo, the rep tnt of
the country, (snot no toed us Wee mint the hi•une meek
like beehives. Triers they wished good.bye to the
Egyptians, who had made the journey as plumed as
weelele, age marched towards )('egg. An Afriren jingle
has *es.' 150 feet 'rah, die on lerne ith strong Mout grass
as high es csrn, with a path oelr 14 er 15 inches broil,
through which you have t) purh B sealants tread boles in
i• about haP.a.yard deep, and if you title • eenkey the
reeds retied& t'se d mite, pulls, and you sr • landed jest
(lesughtee) N,w awe then the limn. in front
11. srte, for a branch lie. across, and on it •4 a le p •rd.
These h ruts have VI- bad habit of eroppin n what
puma under. teeing him he the on 'it, and tiethiez c n
sees him. Mr. Wile-n les• 14 AP.t, by lenosele but "e
sneaker only •••• two men thee killed. You tight a tire
for a cep of mire, your hit s ere's, legs ah pett ne it
out, mil hy.anel-bye you heir a sighing in the tree, it
Jerre's,' to a r ter, 14 irk clouds of melte c ma eft. r, end
you have te yin for y our lives from tee teere fire ',nein
bltese bear I 0. ey were reming he sent 1.500 men, 400 ea
port•ra, for the flies kill all Me horses. A ceiel....ening
a strip of t reit ey on the way, wanted to cat di the
travellers, and teev were roused at midnight, •nd ..heed
by their own men to walk by memilight, the dew fel lug
teem the grass like damned', and emulous thee. 'fir et :h.
Nine and a-half nio iths after leaving England M'esa's
remit tl was reaehed, and to., people mimed-et tec welcinme
them. In Mtelie miter'st they are very psiticular to weer
clothe, in th • r net, at le ist a bark cloth ir en • speeies
of fiat- e•, tiel under the left ',boulder, leavin tine rieht
arm hare. At M,ese's coert you have to amanita age Woea
tail coat ant collar, and white tie, end he would like you to
wear white hi Id• tern, and he prnvideschairs fee hie gees's.
Tito caters is 80 yards broad, arid in the middle in a hall
50 vent • long, ant SO feet high in the mild,-; soldiers end
eruluniere are all abeet ; hut what Mr. Feikus disliked
most was his tro p of 20 u XWAOIOIIOIII, we., seem t be
looked not for their uglinees, and to have tea• incr•ased
. by a fringe r tune their head.; they have stet • coil of
rope. Wears Wel further inside ill; he is eiX feet high,
and was then drebed in gorgeous cheese, end tie i 4 very
AUTAIIe t• lo .1c at, having large eyes like an ow, inte wscb
You lo ,k for • quarter of an boor, when he ...re—'.have
emu seen mar' (Laughter.) H ha. the ele• there are
only two nionarche--Queen Vict iris and King Mteui-.-
end he wrote the Queen Sithis riled—" NOW, queen, if
ynu will be very good, and send me nice thing.. I cml
never ewe and fight see ;we will elwave li,, ery to el
friends." Gesughttre The speaker was to he hi, Mere.,
and next dey found him in a one white shirt, when he
looked very handsome. He srpike in Arabic, and has teen
go well taught that he cm read the bible mid th-• Keine
In Arabic. He diet not like being examined, end time', et
the ete•hescope wee a pistol, and he also wanted the ie•tt r
to kneel, het they compromised by the doctor •itting on
the bed. Next day he brought an eightmunee bottle
medicine; hut 4.1,413 chiefs and the doctor had to tskc
some before Mteste and the medicine wa. gene so the
foll icing day it Woe OW lUght to a pint bottle. If either
of the chiefs had diet in eight days the der-tor wool lie
supposed to have put poison in the medieue, and he
killed, so in attending him there was a risk. Mee& is
a very great king, having tire milieu people in
Uganda, and riling over twenty millions more. He
I. supposed tend believes it) t. he demended from mem,
and their traditions agree very meet' wite the ted Taste-
neentethe besirers of power being twlieved to have orue brim
Abyseinia. They have no idol', hut an idea id • tentreme
Being, who created the world, but believe he new leis
them alone and scarcely speak of Him, war-lip ong gods
of the 'eke, of war, journeys, an•l of smallpox. Words in
their language alter at the beginning, 'nue IJeands,
Meant's, Wegereela. Lu (or Ru) rend*. Fie- th
words have Nen gathered, the L ed.. pea. em' ~out St.
Matthew's Gospel translated, and the lan:use° is 4,0 tog
into print, using It man letters, ea the Arebie le ter, eo
not express the sounds, Thu money in c eirie 'hell., for
5,000 you buy an 'ix, and a boy for 1000. Bit the p.oi le
are averse to sell to the missionaries as they are H en's
guests, and have tog) and ask him for fool, whims is
mutually very trnublesome, and often they have to go
hungry, for Mtem's wives, who have to forage for fo wf, do
not at all like the extra work. The speaker sadly potent:l
out that the slave trade still exists and causes great
misery ; in one part they tracked their way by the remains
of wretche 1 slaves, who bad grown weary and been
knocked on the head by the Arch slam. lrieere The
trade will continue to exist, because slaves may be lemeht
in Egypt, and the supply will always follow th it. m
At Zanzibar, t. o, where we have spent a great deal ef
money ten ate,lish it, the slave market iu carried en by
night. The newer of Englend ought to b. used to pet
down slaye-golling in Egypt, that the demand there may
mate. 50.000 pa' pie were slain In a war to put deem
slavery, and yet G irdon Fiche had been Una et out, end
the slave tea ie eisumed. In conclusion, dr. Pollan
appealed for pr ayer for the men out ther", for more men
to he sent, and fir nor sympathy. (Applau....)
Rev. J. smite:lsom having spoken a few kindly and
judicines aserds,
Mr. R if. ELIOT moved thinks to Mr. Watney. We
sh-old hit have seen them gmtlemen bad it not bees for
him. He els) spoke of Mr. Watney'a good qu 'Wiest at Se
Mary's. which hats about OA leave.
The CHAIRMAN acknowledged end was deleteteil he had
been the hemble instrument ,d t.r n, inn. t 1711,10,
a, ies to We mouth. Ore• was his er there, 1• and toe
other wanted see air, u.nf c sm. at 1•1• it.. rr -t on.
Ties unusually Interweing and well. tt ruled meeting
Was than closed in the num" arse,