The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-10-20 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNFY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1874

only to club together, and Übe Lorml Board were
shot in Poole Harbour on bound to put it somewhere : ao the flumes would say,
raga Les., Brown, near the Stakes "Let it alone, and they will give it to us in the end." It
A 5105 Y George I°° hsal been foiled in places where there were 100,000 in-
ThursdaY. hY
sue Band of Mope end Good habitatit+ that the farmers did not value the manure Buoy.
soc•—Tbe i'lrs •
o, on Monday evening, after that it would not pay for carting to any distanee • and.
Tlatri fed • tea occ--"„,,,n and headed by the drum. perhapa they would hardly belie% e it, but it was tri'' t an
Tempura t, floe,' in Igor"' to to the Temperance Ham, application had bn madeee for a lon,, if .E. 5,1100 tocon-
sheh theY t" led the stree
andtlfe Mad p.m ~iaert
eminent was given them. tartlet wagrons specially adapted to take the manure
a noel' in the North-West away. There was anion valuable manure ilk night soil,
aft•sicirat.—i osdv-, N. Penney, Fnuwie Minns, and but the extraction of the eater from it was so expensive
Ward, are Igen 'he Councillors whose tern, of ofgee that it was not a marketable commodity. Ile should
p. Ifswilto4l' • th.tirart Ward are Messrs Fernier, T, certainly advise Mr. tihopland to put the sludge on the
csfires In the,' coowa). Of course sonic person will , land, and there leave it.
it.ism,,aA —owinittod in the room of fir. Hamilton, who 1 Mr. Sitortatto said the field they proposed having was
hase vc, t, to the rest, we hoar nothing at about three acres in extent.
has left —• h turb them. I, The INsriscroa said if they considered the coat of the
Letswis
PrWenrl—We are informed that the President of the : operation of lifting, mixing, &c., they would perceive
form Association who rents under Sir Ivor Guest, Bart_ what a large sum Would be mved if they threw the sludge
heeite len] notice to give up "peaceable poseeeelen," ,on the land, and did not mix it at all. lie knew • town
Th—e pre..ident, it will be remembered, nominated Mr. C. of about 90,0011 inhabitant+ where all the sludge was
‘Yaring in opposition to Mr. A. E. Guest, in February; thrown on the land. They 'night take his word for it,
the lion. Evelyn Ashley in opposition to Sir Ivor that the works for the preparation of the manure would
t;oest in May last. It in only fair to say, however, that create a far greater nuisance than would be occasioned by
ether tenants f the hon. baronet, anal staunch supporters leaving the sludge on the land. He dial not wish to alter
of the Canton' interest, have received similar notices, the scheme at nil; hut he tie-rely threw out these hints
poucs COaST. lueeday.- -Before Mere the Mayor (Mr J. S. for their consideration. They must also consider what
lheiron) and Mr U. U.lllts. the lone wonld cost which would he required for the
nye nova XiVrilt Rene 111100111, mixing, and if after that they could not get the farrneni
Edward Jerria wee enukknokked forseettllthig Ind threatening to take the manure, they would tinti it eiinke hard upon
Elia. Bridle. The parties cohabit. complainant said that on the ratepayers : the manure would, DA it had in other
Monday she was standing at her door in Flicker's Alley. town', no-cumulate iii vest heap., and it would have to
eta 'Let male up amid asked what she was doing there. She be removed at the most of the town.
mr du MIS at the chililrm. Defendant said he The 51tBillt thought they should m ant much beim than
was:. I his dinner, and was told It was ready. Th., went thme acres of ground if they put the sludge on the Lunt,
Ind... and there Jarvis struck her and pullal her hair. It anal there left it.,
er, not the first time he had aenatilted her, and on one occasion It was explained that the co.t of Eine was about In
ahe had tu prvient him going downstairs to fetch a razor as he sark, and Mr. SHOPLAND thought they might inix
Birr, dentsl to cut her throat. ghe had provided him with • . without the aid of machinery by putting lime into the
1.,,,,, fur times She endd show no blows as he selPl afraid 'ewe,
to stnirc liar on the btee.-11elendant allegwl that complainant I Mt .1. T. STEPIIOI9 said the pLen suggetsed bY the
struck hhn first, who, he went home to dinner It was lat.: and Inype,•tor had Iniela found to be a great nuisance in
she seemed him of having been nhere he ought not In the . BirnonAnon. and
si•niing she " raised his monkey." Both admitted that I The IN:OW-Ton !aid there was much difference in •
thisgs were unboarable. The Bench said there was fault on 0ta,..0. of 3itt b
one tohet d anta. en one of 7,000; and, again,
Loth sides and dismissed the suminma.
I Birukin4hain, ti could not get land sufficient at a

they
proper distance. tie would say to them—put the sewage
on the land. lie eonsidered one acre would do for 3.0U0
people. lie should hare much plumure in recoanmending
the loan. The Acbeine had been excellently designed by
Mr. Shadow!. and it reflected neat credit on him. lie
. • . . .

HAY AND STRAW.
The market was sto,ly, and fairly supplied with all
kinds of fodder, the value of wluch experienced no
change.

(Per Low( of 36 Trusses )
Fine Meadow Ilay •• • .Iflf 110.4
rior I)itto •• •• • .• w 75e.
•• •• 1000. 101300.
1111Orlur Intl° •• •• to 051.

ENG LI SI I WOOL.
We have had a quiet week, and buyers who have
fairly stocked themselves fur a short time will now do
their best to keep out of the market for a time, fear-
ing to excite holders if they show any anxiety to
increase their present purchases. We should not he
surprised if the effect of this were to cause a slight
shading off of prices fur the time, followed shortly,
however, we believe, by another spurt.

SEEDS.
Rthl clover seals meets with a little more attention,
although the actual business doing in the article is
very limited. In order to induce sales lower quota-
tiosa come to hand both in France and America.
The quality of most of the samples, especially the
French, is very fair. Trefoil seed is also PACT. Of
new winter tares the stocks s.:ein now almost ex-
haustal ; values consequently keep very firm at the
late advance. Canary seed, on atcount of its continued
scarcity, is noted zs. to 35. per qr. dearer. Hemp
seed knows no change front the low figure at which
it has so long stood. In foreign Italian very few
transa.tiwis are reported. Rape seed is firm, par-
ticularly for good black parcels. In mustard, lin-
seed, &c., there is no quotable variation —John Shaw
and Sons.

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On-netr or rex DAP r Amami or Ltvz would be
avoided by the occasional use of Cooke's PM&

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OCTOBER, 1874.

LONDON AND SOUTH.WEIMBRN.
WM DATL
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June 6.. ,177 62
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20 .. 6.069 61
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11 .. 17.003 59
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to London. b keVel WeVUOUth at 1.20, Dorchester
1.40, Moreton 1.50, Wool LIAL Wareham MI, Hamworthy
Ilamworthy Junction 2.19, for Sallibury, where it arrives at
3.45. e This train will slop at Wareham by signal to take up
paswinzers for Southampton, and stations beyond. d A let and
2nd class train loaves Weymouth at 7 30 • m., Dorchester 7.60,
Moreton &O, Wool 2.9, Viarehani &19, liamworthy Junction
New Pooh, Junction 2.35, Whuborue 2.42, for West Moors
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barley again limvy. English wheat in niuderate
supply, and sold at the full pncis of this day se'nnight ;
foreign in very limited demand, and values have
given away fully Is. per quarter. Fine malting
barley the tun) higher ; secondary qualities neglected
and cheaper. Grinding barley plentiful, and od. per
quarter lower. In maize nothing passing. A
moderate demand for oats, at about the prices of last
week. Arrivals :—Wheat, foreign, 10,265 qrs. ;
oats, 2,043 qrs. Irish, 390 coastways, 503 turogn ;
barley, 750 qrs. Irish, 17,409 foreign; beans, peas,
&C., coast ways, 16 qrs. ; Hour, 160 sacks cuastways,
5,238 barrels foreign.

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JuneUun 102, Wareham 10.13, Wool 10.25, Morel,
Doreheder 10.40, for Wey mouth, arriving at 11.7,
11.40 a.m.

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KW. ti• 6 9 0 10. 5 12. 5 2115 410
Vieym. 8.15 510 10.16 11716 2.46 410
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CAJLASVAAT. —Errs's COODA.—OKATETCIo AND COMFORTIXO.
" By • thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern
the olsiwtions of digestion and nutrition, and by • careful
applicwion of the One properties of wellwelected coma, Mr.
Epps has provided our bet...idea tables with • delicately
flavoured bevcrsge which may save us many hum/ doctors'
biUs."—Cirif &ivied Gazette. Made simply with Boiling
Water or Milk —field by Grocers in necktie only, labelled—
.' imilt• Errs ft flommopathic Chemists, 48, Threadneedle
Streat, and 170, Piccadilly ; Works, nut.. Road, Londonas "
OT Coco A.--4. We will now give AR Aceoil.it. of
the process adopted by Men/S. JAMS Epps & Co., inanufacturers
of dietetic articles, at their works in the tuston Road, Loudon."
—See article in Cassell, ilouseheid
Tot:rums oars Marmites, Visitors to the Seaside, and
others exposed to the scorching rays of the sun and
heated particles of dust, will find ROWLANDS'
KALYDOR a most refreshing preparation for the face,
hands, and arms, allaying all heat and irritability,
dispersing freckles, ten, and cutaneous eruptions, and
realising a healthy purity of complexion. In cases of
sunburn or stings of inserts, and as • preservative of the
akin after sea lathing, it is indemuensable. Prim 4q, tid.
and Be. M. per battle. The heat of summer also
communicates • dryness to the Hair and causes it to fall
off, which may he completely obviated by lb. use of
ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL Price i., it, Th., family
bottles, equal to 4 small, 10s. od., and 21s. per bottle.
ROWLAN °DONT° imparts a pearl-like whitenem
to the Teeth, strengthens the gums, and gives a__pleasing
fragrance to the Breath. 25 9d, per box. Of all Menusts,
Perfumers. and Hairdresser,,
BEWARE Or PIRATICAL IMITATIONS OF ALLCOCK'S
POROUS PLASTER.- —Owing to the wonderful sale these
celebrated plasters have obtained by their curative
properties in lumbago, sciatica, rheumatism, pains in
able and back, and, in short, all pain; and local affec-
tions, some unpruicipled parties have been manufac-
turing and offenng for sale amnions plasters, put up in
such a inanner aa to deceive the unwary, and, as sole
agent for Great Britain and Ireland, I can guszantee
none genuine save they bear on the Revenue Stamp, in
white letter's, the words —"Trios. ALLCOCK and CO.
POROUS PLASTERS," and the public,by never purchasing
unless this is on, will secure to themselves the genuine
Porous Plaster. —HENRI' D. BRANDS/ITS, Liverpool,
mole agent for Europe and the Colonies. Dealers in
_purions plasters will be prosecuted. Agent for
W °eymouth and Portland, W. GRIGORT, Chemist,
lrents for Poole, PILYNET, T. W. ATKINS, and
\V', HAMILTON, chellllNt. Meet for Dorchester, W.
How, Chemist. Agent for Wareham, T. RANDALL,
Chemist.

At the Agricultural Show, lately held at Rochdale,the
RILVRR MEDAL offered for The Best Sewing Machine
for Dressmaking and Family Use: was awarded to
"TAYLOR'S PAM.? MACHINIL" It JAY • new Patent
Shuttle, having only one hole to thread, and a number of
other recent improvements. Parties wanting a Sewing
Machine should, if unable to get this one from local
Dealers, send for a prospectus to Taylor's Patent Sewing
Machine Company, Great Driffield, or 117, Cheapaide,
London, IC.
_ ......

ONCE TRIED ALWAYS USED.
CORNER'S PINE'S DEVONSHIRE OILS
are unsurpassed in mice and quality, and form a
complete Medicine Chest by which Farmers or their
Herdsmen and Shepherds can treat with ease and
safety all kinds of Animal Disease and Amidente
They have been acknowledged for 35 years to be
unequalled., a general remedy for eziernal cad iskrnal

—.gold Retail by all Chemists in every town and
Price 2e. The Trade supplied by the Whole-
sale Houses in Loudon. Bristol, and Exeter; or by the
Proprietor, Ittcitaitn CoaNt:it, Wellington, Somerset,
whose iiiimature is affixed to each bottle, without
which it ts gpurions.

KATE'S WOBSDELL'S PILLS.
THE LIVER is justly credited with being
the cause of many complaints. If inactive, or
out of order, it becomes enlar,ed or irritating, pnsluc-
ing Bilious Complaints, Jaundice, Sickness, Depression
of Spirits, Irlitability of Temper, &c. If neglected, a
aeries of what is called Liver Complaints is produced,
that render life insupportable. KATE. 4 WOBSDILL'S
PILIA have been found of the greatest value in all
disorders of the liver, restoring the organ to complete
health, and renovating the system.
Sold by all Cli.,ntists and other Dealers in Patent
Medicines, at Is. 1!,11., Is. 'AI., and 4s. 6d. Wholesale
Depot, 22, Bread-sirect. London.

Al'lr Is.

i AS IT OUGHT TABS.
_____

la Tilt nate of Jen 71k, "At the Docks, where
Dr. II ASS tu. writes:—
"Ihava a a farther I Iforaiman's Teas are in
an bowl I took samples from
analysts of tat ; of is omples
ail were found to be mintier.
. origina chests, which I
wed The) were an widic‘any , analysed& found perfect-
-1
coloured with Prussian blue, ly PURE and free front Me
turmeric, and a mineral powder usual artOekl facing:
The substances used in facing the watty being equally
tea sane no useful purpose,
but reader practicable other salulactorY:' Feb 19.1974.
more serious adulteration*" A. H. Hassall, M.D.
3,248 Agents —Chemists, Confectioners, ec., ill every
know. *ell Horwiesaa's Packet Tea.

HEALTH STRENGTH!! ENERGY 111
13EPPER'S QUININE & IRON TONIC.—
The moat valuable and reliable strengthening
compound ever offered to the public. It is always
the same, and contains chemically pure Quinine and
Iron in a definite proportion, blended in a careful
manner to ensure the fullest effect of both. It is used
and presuibed by many medical uom, and is confidently
recommended in all cases where strength and genera
improvement of the health is necessary. Sold every-
where by chemists in colonial bottles containing XI
doses Is. Gd., next size Ile, awl stone jars, containing
nearly six 4s. Gd. bottles, at T.hi. each.

13EPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC
thoroushly Recruits awl Re-establishes the
General Bodily Health. Is meld by chemists every.
where, in capsuled bottles as. 61, in bottles iii., and
in stone jars 225. each. Be sure the name, address,
and trade mark of John Pepper. TR, Tottenham Court-
road, London, is on the labeL Any chemist will
procure it to order.

"DEPPER'S WHITE COUGH MIXTURE
1 is the mod reliable, speedy, and agreeable cure
for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption,
end all Diseases of the Lungs and Air Passages. It is
soothing and comforting in its action, and quite different
from ordinary cough remedies. Bottles Is. lid. and
2s. tid. Sold by all chemists.
DELLAR'S BUNION PLASTERS.—Boxes
Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. each.
DELLAR'S CORN PLASTERS. L.-Boxes
Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. cad,. The Corn Plasters
are a certain cure for Hard or Soft Corns'; the Bunion
Plast.rs a proved remedy for Bunions and Enlarged
Toe Joints. Sokl by all chemists.

IRACROFT'S ARECA Nl7 TOOTH
PASTE.—By using this delicious Aromatic
Dentritim, the enamel of the Teeth becomes white,
sound, and polished like ivory. It is exceedingly
fragrant, aml specially useful for removing incrusta-
tions of tartar or neglected teeth. Sold by all chemista.
Pots is. and 2s. 6d. each. (Get Cracroft's).

1-IEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE EARS,
&v. Deliar's }:esence for Deafness has proved
an extraordinary remedy. It always relieves, generally
cum;' and is strongly recommended by thousands who
have derived benefit. It is quite harmless. Sold in
bottles Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. each, by all chemists.
LOCKYER'S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER
will completely restore in a few days grey or
prematurely light hair to its original colour without
the slightest chance of injury. The Hair Restorer is
one of the hest ever offered for sale ' • it effects its object
satisfactorily in a few days, producing a perfectly
natural colour; thoroughly cleanses the head from
scurf, and causes the growth ot. new hair. It is sold
everywhere by chemists and hairdressers in large bottles
at Is. 6d. each. Be sure to obtain Lockyer • Sulphur
Hair Restorer.

UNRIVALLED SPEi ITI.ATIONS.
SPLENDID SUrVESS.
WITH a trifling Make of 15 shillings, you
can realise P. 8,000 I
With al, £20,000 I I With ES, £48,000 I I
For Prospectuses apply, without delay, to Euuesi
TILLOT, General Merchant, Guernsey.

NATURE'S PERFECT REMEDY for all kinds of
WORMS.
ILLIA MS' (Pontardawe) WORM
TV LOZENGES are universally considered the
most effective remedy for ridding the human system of
all kinds of Worms. " have for some time used
your Antaelmintic or Worm Lozenges in my family, and
rind them a very epeedy and efficacious cure far asearides,
and their agreeable and convenient form is i great
recommendation for claildren.—W. IigreUINSON, vicar of
Howden." Sold by nomt Chelui:da at 9IL, 134 d., and
2a. bd, per box, or for 14 or 34 stamps, from J. Davin,
Chemist, Swansea. Any of the following sympterna
indicate worms :—Variable appetite, fetid breath, acid
eructation, pains in the stomach and head, grinding of
teeth during sleep, paleness of the countenance, occasional
griping pains more particularly about navel, abort dry
cough, and emaciation of the bady, often mistaken for
decline, slow fever and irregular pulse, sometimes convul-
sive fits—often causing sudden death.—Full directions
with each box.

FRIRNID OF ALL.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD.
Unless the blood be kart In • pure state the constitution
must be weakened end dieeam aupern One. These won forint
Pill. mew. the power of removing or nautrallany all cm.
taminatuans of the toned and iyalcm generally. Thar quietly,
but certainly, ovrrc one all obstrlctlon. landing to ',nettle..
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health, and intsitute regular action in omens that are faulty
from irritation or debility. The dt speptle, weak, and ner,
may rely on them Pills sv. their hem friend and comf vter. as
they net upon the mein springs of life, and thus are
the, mods from • premature Pam
COMPLAINTS OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
The nery mild and paintom action of th no invaluable Pill.
recommend. them to eve.y household ate remedy for the Ord
departure from health. Any mother. nurse, or your g
guided he directions which eccompsn, each mo:,
Holloway's Pill., hm at one. available means for checking
disease, probing the blood, and expelling from the no ail
pen humour. They coo todetal, at all ape, the female's
tried friend.
DISORDERS OF THE I.IVEIFt WITH FLATULENCY AND
INDIGESTION.
Low of appetite and Suulenct are tonally the forerunnWe
of stomachic Th.. farnona Pill. exercise the most
tannery power in all affections of the liver, wad all irregu-
'nettle. of the !stomach and bowel.; they etymon, a healthy
function to every intnrnal organ, overcome all obstructimut,
and cast eat all
WEAK STOMACH/a—IMPAIRED DIGESTION.
The wisest cannot enumerate one tithe of the distreming
meoptome arising from enfeebled diptWoo. WI of which may
be readily dispelled by them almtrahe pile, se they rouse the
istomsch liver, and every other onran of diristioa to that
hlly tooe which folly enables them to convert all food and
drink to the nouriahment of the body—hence, them Pills are
the •ureet atrangthenen., and the West restorative In nervous-
ness, wastlog, and chronic debility.

The Pill. and Ointment are sue rt Profeasor 1.101.101r•ra
Yetabli.hinent, US. Oator -at: et. I. •:2 n, id. by nearly
leery reelected* Vendor of Modicitiethroughout the ci•ilime
work', In Buie* and Pole, at la lid., ts. 9d.„ 4a. 6d., 11*.,
U.. sad 3311. each. The smelled bolt of pill. contains font
doter • and the muitlicst pot of ointment One OUIIOII.
Fell 'printed direction. are &dined to each Bon end Put ,and
hi bOll ja any language, ew en in Turkish, Arabic, Armee.,
Pardon , at Chimes.