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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-24

OHA_RYOUTH.

LAY figkonaMix. —The following were the six gentlemen
chosen, at a meeting held here last week, to represent this
portion of the deanery at the forthcoming Synod : -Mr.
Norris (Charmouth), 11r. Dyke, Lyme (for Chardstsick),
Dr. Skinner (Lyme), Mr. Barns, Hr. Parkyns, and Mr.
Hillman.

strjcp—OF

CLERGYMAN.

The dead body a ginitle;mni;;;i4l7-4;pearan co of
a clergyman has been found hanging to an oak tree in one
of the Highgate woods, known as "Gravel Pit" wood,
abutting upon the Muswell Hill-road. Sergeant Moore,
4 V It, cut the body down and had it conveyed to the
Gipsey beer-house clods by, where it now lies awaiting an
inquest. Dr. Forahall, who was called, gave it as his
opinion that the man had been dead about a week.- The
body has just been identified by Dr. 11,01,,c5. of 15,
Welbeckstreet, as that of the Rev. Mr. Pi; of Lincoln,
who was staying with a keeper (he being insane) at
King's-cross. He had, however, escaped from his care,
and had been missing since the 4th Instant. —Standard,
November 18.

BRAAIVAIT.—Erres Cocoa- —outman. Ann COMFOATIAO.
" By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern
the °pennons of digestion sad nutrition, and by a careful
ion of the fine propertied of welldelectal mom, Mr.
Z. he. provided our breakfast tables with a delicately
flavoured beverage which may sive us many heavy doctors'
Service Gazette. Made simply with Boiling
Waled or Milk—Sold by Grocers In packets only, labelled
"Jamas End k Co., Homoeopathic Chcmisto, di, Threadneedle
Sliest,and 170, Piccadilly ; Morita, Euston Hoed, London"
MANUFACTeIIi Or COCO/ —" We will now irice an accoum of
the prooessadopted by Messrs. Jamas Epps It to. iame‘uf„cum„
of dietetic articles, at thelr works in the Ktudon knead, Loudon."
—Bee article in Ceeeelre Housurad °Vide.
AS IT IS. AS IT OUGHT TO at.

In'THZTINoI Jim 7th, "At the Docks, where
Dr Heasau writ:— Horniewn's Teas are in
"I har• made • further bond I took samples from
anaiysks a tea; 18 mei"' Kenai chests, which I
all we found to be eel ulter-
&Led no were all artificially aniaysed & found pert act-
coloured with Prussian blue, ly FUZZ and free frost the
turmeric, and a mineral powder. ppm./ argide.i./
The substances used In facing tjmquaiity being eq
'
tea serve no useful purpose, •
but render prectkable other ry." Feb. 19,187/
A. H. Hassell, HD.
37278"6" ldApcnte—Chestulk °
tetsn.: Confccfnmers, &c., in crcry
'• " . . . _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-24

"FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."
Hoe Dent, ct xli., v. 21.
CLARKE'S
WORLD-FAXED
BLOOD MIXTURE,
(Trade dark—" Blood Mature.")
THZ GREAT RWGI, TTRITIKR AND RESThRER.
-VOlt cleansing and clearing the blood from all
impurities cannot be too highly recommended.
For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Mammies, and Sores of
all 'duds it ki a neverfailing and Permanent cure. It
Cures Old Sores.
CUrei Ulcerated Sorer on Neck.
CUM Ulcerated Sore Legs.
Cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the face.
Cures Scurvy Sores.
('urea Cancerous Uleeni.
Cures Blood and Skin Diseases.
Cum. Glandular Swelling,:.
Clears the Blood from all impure m.tter,
From whatever cause arising.
As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the moat
delicate constitution of either Pen, the Proprietor
solicits sufferers to give it a trial to hat its value.
Thormarida of Trstimmtials from all putt
Sold in Bottle, 2s. 11. each, and in Cases, containing
six times the quantity, M. each sufficient to effect a
permanent cure in the great majority id lonz-standing
cases—BY ALT. vnintlSTS AND PATENT
MEDICINE VENDORS throughout the United
Kingdom and the world, or sent to any address use
veep, of 27 or 132 stamps.
P. J. CLARKE, Chemist, liiokatreet, Lincoln.
DerekeWlo&soziesal all patent medicine houses.
by A. J. Evans, How, and
Nide&
UW1.211 011 ROWELL= lIIITASIOSIL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-24

JOSEPH H. GREENER AND CO.,

GUN NI AKEES.
3'), RUSSELL STREET, BIRMINGHAM,
MANUFACTCRERB OF EVERY DE4CRIPTION OF FIREARM&

:thuvo thaw ;osile on either the
Centrid•fire system, with Snap or Double
Grip Actions, Damascus Barrels.
The rive G nines Gun is the cheapest Breochloaderever
offered, and warranted to be of good, sound worlasian-
ship, without ornament, and quite equal to Guns
charged three times the price; fitted in leather imaq
with 100 tridges, cart idge loading, recapping, and
all necessary cleaning apparatus, ES 10s. The .1,10
Gun cannot be exedlvi by any maker at any price.
Double and Single Wiles for India; Express, Cape,
Shell, Searing, took, and Saloon Rifles; Harpoon
GanA, l'unt Guns, Alarm Guns, Air Guns; Six-sboi
1:1-,,,•11 Itc.okers, 12s.
(;entlemen dealinF with GREENER. and Co. hairs
the .Iva.nta,;,. of being served at only one profit, being
hU 'plied direct.

TESTIMONIALS PROM ALL PARTS OF mit
WORLD.

TERUO

-cuss.

TO BURN PARAFFIN WITHOUT A
CHBLNEy.

fl OWATT'S PATENT DOUBLE-DOMED
LAMPS.
The " ANUCAPNIC," A kin. Wick; No. 7, *ln.
Wick; No. 9, &in. Wick; No. 12, 11.16 in. Wick.
The " RADIATOR," Circular Wick, 1 inch is
diameter.
. . . •

No t. &on 6 Calk Lght biZt;ig pint oil In 10 bans.
THE ABOVE ARE THE ONLY LAMPS MAUS
TO GIVE PERFECT COMBUSTION,
WITHOUT CHIMNEY WITHOUT SMOKE,
WITHOUY SMELL.

THOB. ROWATT AND SONS,
EDINBURGH AND LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-24

TO THE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE.

I. GEORGE,
CURRIER ANI/ LEATHER SELLER,
MANDFORD,

Biwa to inform all 3lembent of the above Trade that
be ham taken the obl,,tabli.lied and well-known
businesm.4 the late Mr. Calor.. of Poole, so sumess-
fully cirri.' on by the late l'ioprietor for the bust 50
yeant, which 1.140.1.1611metit will in future be underthe
management of his eon, Ma. WILLIAM IiEURGL

A LARGE VARIETY or
READY•CLOSEI) UPPERS
Always in Stock at both Establishments; also • large
Quantity of
TERRY ANI) SILK ELASTIC WEBS,

For Spring-lido Boots, from I& yard.
COMISDEULILI ADVATLIM or= TO CAM 001110100111
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-24

NETHKRBIIRY.

- •
Isquitsr.—Mr. R. W. Broiler, deputpcoroner, held an
inquest at the Hare and Hounds Inn, on Wednesday,
touching the death of Elizabeth Ellen Travers, age two
years, daughter of Thomas Travers, of Oxbridge, in this
',Arbil. Mr. Thomas Ashford warn foreman of the jury.
The mother of the deceased child said the little 048 had
never been strong, and of lota had been suffering from
worms, for which she had been giving her • little Senna
tea, but on Monday morning the child became worse and
died before medical assistance could be called in. Witness
had Isan down stairs about an hour and • half, leaving
the deceased with her other children, when she went up
to the bedroom and found her dying. This was about
eight o'clock. and she expired shortly afterwards. Mrs.
Travers called in His. Studley and Mrs, rbon,e,
her
neighbours, but before they could render any assistance
the child had died. The mother had mentioned the child's ,
illness on the day previous.—Verdict, " Died by the
Visitation of God."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-24

_BRlDiroirr DRAINAGE.

We are pleased to state that the Load Government
Board has sanctioned a loan of 1:8,000 for the purp.,,„,,,
of the drainage, to be paid off in 30 years, so that there
will be something like 54 per cent. per annum to pay,
principal and Micron. Ihe letter received from the
Local Government Board set forth that as from Major
Tulloch's report it appeared the Local Board of
Bridport had proposed to modify the works, it is as
thought the lAOOO would be quite sufficient for the
purpose ; if however, that suns was found to be in-
adequate, the Local Government Board would be
prepared to txmsider an application for a further
141.1111.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-24

ENGLISH WOOL.

The market d7rinsTili7;-past—'-w—ea has been very
firm, and the tendency is towards higher rah%, con-
sumers having worked up a gnat proportion of their
late porchases. The higher rate of discount and the
approach to the end of the year will probably tend to
curtail purchases for the present within as moderate
limits as possible, but eventually a rise appears almost
inevitable.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-24

POOll 11111.

A rate of 34 Gil in the Pieu-Mlf;ir—the pariah of Hamworthy
waft 0.11/Imbcd by Use ; Mr Rogem eening, the eueetien
of Mr Burt, one id the iittrsiere, to the foot that the llamas of
the °maiden ofttittagt. belonging to the London and south-
Wofteni Railway Vinnionj wi re not enterml in the rate-book.
—Mr Burt maid he had hail treat dlMeulty In doing what had
been enterml, be 1.1 1.1 nos ambitanco from hi. predeeemir,
and Mr Tucker, his co-overseer, timk no part in the matter.—
itogem poinralout (hut the overseer IriN liable to a penalty
of tg for every name omitted. —Mr Stone ea.! Mr Hurt would
no doubt. know better for the future, alter being enlightened.
Clearly no blame routed with Mr Burt hut with Ira predeeemor
and his coadjutor ; the [otter :tppeortal to be an tit crover in
Mille, but not in "talky.

Tini?.."pt y LICIPI•611

IN: Britannia liii,, Parketime, from Mr F. Cavell to Mr 8.
Tanner ; 'The !trite *a. le.vrleiti,, Quay, from Mr (i. Fry to
Mr T. King; The Moho I 1111 l Ilighertreet, from Mr Alfred
Whittle to Mr W. Elem.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-24

POOLE.

Ova Xlsret.—Pitsch ma- ;1-7R-there hl a Welch 1/1111. at
Poole, at Rochdalo. there is a Tweeds's.-

-
CONSIGiVATIVS 80,14 UET. —The Conservative banquet.
which has been some time in contemplation, is we hear
fixed for Friday, the In.qi of December.

SOUTH AWNRICAN SOCIETT.—On Friday
evening, the key. If. S. Acworth. organising secretary of
the above society, delivered a lecture on "South America
as • field for missionary lalmur at the Two hall. The
Rev. J. A. Lawson, rector of tit James's, presided. The
attendance was only small.

--Sii(7l-i:NIC:S. 'N:47111711 —The annual meeting of the
Mechanics Institute was held on %Veda..lay evening.
Mr. G. Curtis presiding. The report was read by the
Secretary, Mr. Hicks, and showed the number of members
to he tsl), or an increase of Lhif 'luring the year. Mr. A. E.
Guest was re-elected president ; and Mr. Gray was chosen
secretary : the other officers Wing also elected.
Pam noisioss. Tburslay., Before Mr Mayor (Mr. M.
Kemp-Welch), Alderman F. T. Rogers, and Messrs. C. J. Stone,
H. D. El is, and A. Ral.n,a.

d(frell Thelapelln. who said he had lust his dileharge from
a vessel in London, mid kni omie t • Poole in quest of a ship,
was shargod with bering ... lYe menday night in High street
Supt. Runt LAW him go trout house to house. He W.
bundul. mid SI and sonic food were found upon him.—He was
ordered to be MAIL out of the tont,.

DAN!l.lf,ll.O!:* TUTd.

Superintendent Ilunt--sas.7:ll4i;Warn:ce.lrell a number id .M-
-10116141 lot windows liarlivhelng bre4cen by catapults illseharied
by boys; .et the presious day thirtean windows 11211 been
bro nas the Dorset nome, Westatresa.. The Ilent.qs generally
condemned the practice 1,1 selliog such dangustus missiles ; and
the Mayor said it ought to be Rooth that boys were halo ehi
be in shed for flriug .41 such things : and If any MIN: .4 the
kind was brought before II WI the greatort penalty allowed by
lan would In: lie hoped trade:mem would assist In
putting dwelt such a dangerous nablLlloo by not selling qucla
things.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-24

SEEDS.

Red clover seed shovtit—L—s-dteration since our last;
bold purple samples are in good request, but secondary
and inferior qualities are quite neglected; American
red also fails as yet to find buyers ; white clover and
al-ike seed are held with more firrnnes. Trefoils arc
quiet ; present values show a decline of some shillings
per cwt, from the top opening prices. In foreign
lia:ian there is nothing passing. Winter tares fully
maintain previous rates. In Canary seed there has
been again a considerable advance ; scarcity and specu-
lation have now forced up prices to a vety high figure
indeed. Hemp seed, on the other hand, keeps very
cheap. In rape and mustard seed there is very little
passing. Feeding linseed meets with an improved
inquiry. Blue boiling peas move off slowl. In new
haricot beans there is a fair trade doing.—John Shaw
and Sons.

CAuTiox.—Ml Rsourr & Soga beg to caution the
public against imitation square blue, of very inferior
quality. The Paris Blue in squares fumed in the Prince of
\Val. Laundry), is sold in wrappera bearing their name
and trade wart

ONK.IIALV OP TRI DAily AILIIIMS OF LIP/ would be
avoided by the occasional use of took.. Pills.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-24

METROPOLITAN MEAT.-WEDNF.SDAY.

The trade for beef aml mutton continues about the
same as last week, but a great drop has taken place
in the pricc of pork, through the very abundant
supply.

.. ,
(Per stone ot Blb by the weasel
s. d. .4. •4. & 4.
Heel .. .. 3 4to 1 real .. .. 4 Zto 5 4
Mutton .. .. 3 oto I 4 Pork ... .. 3 Bto IS 0
Ikea. Fresh Rutter .. .. .. 19s. per dozen lb
Socustd do. dm .. . .. 10e. ..
Jut lialiKll It Co. 14.1. New Men& Market, bruithliehL

HA AND STRAW.

WI I ITECIIA PEL, TUESDAY. There was a
large show of ladder, the demand for which was
slow, and in the value of which a partial reduction
occurred.
Fins meadow itsy touts
luterk
81. raw

. .. 5.50. to 75e.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-24

CATTLE.

BRISTOL, Tiluit—s-D-A-Y-.11-I...arge supply of beef,
but trade was very dull, and a good dal was left
unsold. Prices, however, remained firm, best descrip-
tions realising from 75s to Bos, and middling samples
from 65s to 7cis per cwt. We had an exceedingly
large supply of sheep, which met with a very slow
sale. Best wethers realised from 7)5d to Bd, and
heavy ewes from 654 d to 7cl per lb. There were
about 2, 000 store cattle on offer. The demand was
very quiet, prices remaining about the same as last
Week. Mitch cows were unusually plentiful, but they
met with a very slow sale, and all were not sold,
prices closing at fully Li less than last week. We
had about 1,100 pigs on offer, and the demand being
brisk all were sold early. Bacon pigs fetched from
tos 3d to los 6d, porkers its, and a few choice
samples fetched as much as iis 6d per score.
METROPOLITAN, Tat ILSDAY.—We have very
few English beasts on offer, but quite sufficient for the
demand. The number of foreign is about the same as
last week ; prices are not quite so good as on Monday.
There are a few more sheep than on last Thursday,
the excess being entirely in foreign. Trade is va.
dull, and on the average prices are lower.
trade is slow, but choicest qualities are not cheaper.
There are 6o English and 50 Dutch milch cows at
market; trade is very dull for them. Our foreign
supply consists of 370 beasts, 3,065 sheep,. and 125
calves.

(Per sloes of 81b.)
d. o. d.
Beet Scots, Herefords, Sm. • 0806
Second quality Beasts .. • 0 to 6
Beet Boerne and Ilall•6redi .. • • 0106
Ditto /thorn .. 0 to 0
Beet Long•woole • .. 8 to 6 1
Ditto Shorn . • 0 to 0
Ewes and Sitcom; quality Blob
DiUo Shorn .. 0100
Lomb. • 0100
•
Presste, ; Sheep sod UMW 14, 6,0 ; (1dve5,.145 ; P41:175
, 10

DELLAR'S BUNION PLASTERS.—Boxes
Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. each.

SCRIM AND HYDRAULIC
CIDER PRESSES,
APPLE MILL, CIDER SCREWS
';BARS, 4.

E. S. HINDLEY,
is Uit TON, DO It 8E T.

EINFI) AND YORTALLE

STEAM ENGINES, THRASHING MACHINES,
BOILERS, d.c.

CHAFF currgas, ROOT PULPERS, CORA
HILLS, PLOUGHS, &c.

PLANS AND ESTIMATES
FUllitisHLD FOR EVKHT IascRIPTION Or
MILL WORK, WATER WHEELS,
SHAFTING, GEARING, CASTINGS, isc.
(nitrated Cala:aria pod free Oil application.
Mr. R. L Turrut attends Markete.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-24

WARICHAX.

MOILDIN SCHOOL 11-iusin.-7The following four members
have been duly certified by Mr. F. HE ter , the returning
officer for the Wareham district, as elected ruembers for
the new Morden School Board. ix.. Rev. Thomas Pearce,
vicar, and Messrs. Donald Mackensie, steward. James
Lithgow, farmer, and James Lawrence, miller. The first
meeting of tbu new School Board will take place on
Thursday, 10th December next, at eleven o'clock a. rn, at
the School room, Monica.
lecorg TAX APPEA LS. —The appeals against Schedules
D. and E. assessment, were heard at the Town-hall on
Thursday morning, before the Commissioners of the
Division', Miles Rodgett, Esq.. of Sandford House, in the
chair. Mr. Mallandaine, of Dorchester, surveyor, attend-
ed on behalf of the Crown. Only five or six appellants
appeared,
ed, of these one or two had their assessment, dis-
and the rest were abated, or confirmed subject
to the power of appealing again at the end of the tax year
and on production of proper accounts. As all who take
part in these tax proceedings are sworn to secresy, no
more detailed report can be given.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-24

THE LIVER, tho HEAD, the HEART.
To keep the Liver healthy, the Head clear, the
Heart in perfect action, you must take ItACKHAIIS
LIVER TILLS, and by so doing you will erwure
1:011ta11111a1 hiwith and prolonged life. Thousands take
them, and report they have not felt so we'l for years ,•
the immense demand is the proof positive. Prepared
Taeteleaa, and sold by W. M.RAcriun, Chemist,
Norwich. The following_ Testimonials are from
Leioieter and Hoveton St. Peter : --
Dm( have great *sauna In forwarding you a
tevtimonbil to tbe MAL efficacy o(70..0 Laver Pills For the
last few years I have suffered y with a aluggish liver, and
h,„ triad every bind of y, but not one has done toe an
„ y
u„, tlme since one of your bills was left at my
imroomm.dy obtained box from your agents in
1-eig,ater, Maxims. Cooper and oet, and I ton thankful to su I
am comiderahl) better, awl do not feel like the name venom.
I recommend them to sli my friends sa being a very valuable
medicine, having proved them to be so. Yours very grate-
fully,
ANN MILLER, 66, Stanley Street, Leleetter.

•
May 2th, ICI.
Dm, gir,—l was 11l one year and three quartem—lo hcapital
ten weeks. I came out, and was out -patient flee weeks, and
wont howl ; and 1 then bad to go to my club doctor, no .0 not
to hot my ream/. He gars me no MOLUCiDO. I was then
(.400c4 take your Pllls, from reading one of your testlmo-
nlals releting to n Mr. Thistle, of bloley, and from them slone
I was soon again at my writ, and now sat my meals reenter,
and enjoy myself, and feel altogether es well m I wish to be.
Thisa or taw:ration, end you may iniblish my name in any
sso) y.O think proper, in that those who surfer can try theca
I 1.11.1 y can 11.10 d W Mies.: the pain in my bead • also
eloctrillod, and mullein., no endosil to no purism. My sale:
-
tugs were iutense.
ROBERT CIIARBERS, Hesston IR, Peter.
April Rlth, 1871.
wSold by an Chemists everywhere, at le. lid.,
sad 2a. 9d. per box.