The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-15 00:00:00

ARE TUE GAME

Country gentlemen and
sportsmen generally say
" Yes," bemuse
1. They tarnish the only
means ol keeping up enough
game to the country to
furnish sport.
2. When sport comet
Englishmen will deems:-
at&

3. They berm nobody,
since any damage done by
pme I. always paid for,
directly or indirectly, by
thaw who shoot the ems.
4. They offer an
moot not otherwise to be
obtained for country Foils-
men to live for a outsider-
able portion of the Isar 41
their seats.

A "BIG Jon."—A "National Christian Convention*
has bean sitting for three days in New York dissuading
various enkerte and projects. One of the lasi topics
considered in the 19th alt. was " the possibility of
evangelisinr the whole world within the present eentatry."
Several (OS lemen expressed their opinion that It might
be done whale the 30 years, and the Rey. lb. Blair
said that b must be dorm, sad would be done. The
Rev. Kr. Larne, of New York, ventured to suggest
that the March Heel! madly needs converting.

801111110 Or • L 011•110 AISTLUIL—A shrieking
eatestrophr heti otiourred at the Ohio Lunette Asylum,
at Columba'. • Are broke eat about half.past nine
o'clock, in he wing devoted to female patleata, of whom
there wen fifty—some of the most mischievous and
some sick one". All efforts to induce times to leave
their rooa" were tutavailieg, and the few Minato who
had resoled the plies and the atimolasiss were
at the risk of their owe lives, to rash in and drag et
from the 'aorrible fata that awaited them. Thomaston,
shouit, inaghter, and doming el the demented women,
oboes madness seemed Inentased by the wild sad
'dating sena around them. mode UP • Pieter* terrible
to look woo. By and by. came word that wane were
dying in their rooms suffocated in the smoke, and other
raring and 'trawling to free
.therneelvee from the
oonlinement. Then wane helot° cities= rushed Lou
, the tb..„, and dr.gg ed forth tbe deed and the dylig.
Some were dead when peached ; others dint shortly alit
coming to tin fresh air. One poor onset/are, a beautiful
girl et thee, lie whose arms were confined in ease-
(meow of her obohillmous P"POOSit4O49 oo band lamed/
out ...Bed Omuta, for her mother, and died will dm
on her ips that she might be allowed to ly her
Lead upon her mother's breast. "it pains man," mho
said, nue were air of the female patieute 'he died
of suffoottion end Inhalation of the fisame. Tie origin
of the lire Is Mot some one of the patients, In riTlrit ci
callable', lit • bit of paper atpttere bum of the hall,
just after the attendant had thrones, sad set i.e.
to her bed.

Omem oy run 1111100111 AN OUST. —TIN following
story vas related to me by a simple emery priest In
the North of holy, whom acquaintanos I made this
summer :—Gtegery the Great, to stimuli.* his &wi-
th:is, used to visit the graves of the deported. Whilst
so engaged, be 00810 maw ose at the tomb uplifted sad
the head of a long•burled was appear with his cola
tongue thrust out, as it in agony. TM saint, nothing
daunted, mooned the speekro, and we. 'donned that he
VIA the Hinpror Trajan, eondsmomi I. suffer foe ever
for his idolatry. Pitying so illustriom a sufferer, the
saint resolved to importune ties Divias mereisfeeeittim.
and moosedsd so well that the at eta
the emperor free and adatiMmi him to joye pew
dim. Bat as the course of Divine jostle, had hien
interrupted, H. resolved to idiot some bodily endering
upon the mist, who had hese the mesas of its intserup-
, tine, and wearingly ordained that Gregory should be
1 aliened with the (debt.
slant at such Imes es be Mould be ossepied sirs;
masa Gregory disn bsthenght hhosed of some way or
avoiding his maledy by madmen( the sirvirmed She
masa to the tamed sited, and so be lastiented the
client called alto him Chogorlan, which waa at fill
wireand dewy than it has sines became. Some,
said rizgtoad priest, Oomph' thli rather hard of the
saint. beemes this style of the shank, thole& it would
i relieve him ot his MK mould be very ateLedive GIL
ethers the frees its length sad
I have slam bead thl issued gravely nista by Da
Owes in his Illorie ;a 10i et dm Venatlea
,1 ed. of 17441.—Nales

Pim= sod Published, at alszob-strost, Dorcbestir.
by ALIMZD LTlnel Ms Perish a Pordisgtos, for
all sad co-proprietor.
Teurisy, Dumb. 15, 18118.

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