The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-24 00:00:00

YEOVIL.

THE PARSON AND THR PARROT. For several
succeeding Sundoys the congregation of Holy Trinity
Church have been disturbed .luring the evening service
by a noise as If ROM! one were whistling. On Sunday
evening last the vicar (liev. A. Phillips) was much
annoyed by the sound, and instructed the sexton to
find out the delinquent. One of the churchwardens
sal the sexton left the church for the purpose, but
their efforts were futile. The vicar thereupon asked
the indulgence of his congregation under the
circumstances, as he feared his remarks would be
rather incoherent. At this point a member of the
congregation, who lives in the immediate vicinity of
the church, left his seat, and shortly afterwards the
whistling ceased. It subsequently transpired that
this person had placed a parrot in his garden to enjoy
the cool of the evening, and that the bird had been the
innocent cause of the annoyance.

INCIDENTS OF THE COLMERS' TRIAL
"MayGxlhave mercy upon your soub I" It is s
bright August afternoon, and, amid the breathless
stillness of • crowded court, these words fall, in frigid
accents, from the lips of one of the most notorious of
our English judges. The scene is laid at the Old
Bailey, the **colander of which is replete with the
names of the greatest criminals, whose deeds have sent
them to a shomeful and an ignominious death. They
rue addressed to a man and woman, qin of whom
stands and the other site, with agonised enpresdon, in
the felons' dock. It is the praytr which concludes the
sentence that the law of Christian England has con-
demned these two to be hung by the neck until their
bodies be dead. They are husband and wife • and they
have both reached an age that hut the Minority of
mankind live to see. Their crime has been a horrible,
a ghastly, • deplorable one, but as the dread edict
Issues forth this is forgotten, and for the time being
c impassion asserts its sway. A feeling of pity per-
vades the heart, of most, for the old man with trem-
bling limbs and forehead, upon which the agony drops
of perspiration gather thickly; and the aged Com-
panion of his crime, whose htmd, bearing but a few
thin grey locks, is hung with on expression of hopeless
misery, soil who with tear-stained voices, interrupt
the delivery of the terrible words, and declare their
innocence of the crime of which they have been found
guilty. It is the drowning man catching at the straw,
brat it is in vain. The stern countenance of Mr.
Justice Hawkins evinces not s ray of sympathy. He
tells them he does not believe them, Id discharges
his repulsive duty without the quiver of mumble.
Sixteen years ago Robert Slade Col er stood his
trial at Taunton for an offence involving the death of
as unfortunate servant girl, precisely 'Smitsr to that
which has now caused his downfall. He then lived
with his wife in Middle-street, Yeovil. The trial
made a tremendous sensation, paralleled only by that
just concluded. Among the lower classes public feel-
ing was strongly in favour of Cohner, as it was looked
upon as • vindictive persecution on the part of the
regular practitioners. After his soonittal, when he THROAT IBRITATION.--Sorenees and dryness tickling
returned to Yeovil, he was met at the station by • and irritation, inducing cough and effecting the voice.
mob of several thousands, who escorted him, cheering For these symptoms use Epp's Glycerine Jujubes.
lustily, to his home. The remembrance of this Glycerine, in these agreeable !confections, being in
pro's-ably furnishes the reason for the removal of the proximity to the glands at the moment they are
trial. In private life the "Dr." was a man of some excited by the act of tucking, becomes actively heal-
gentility, perhaps not the most refined, but he was ;w5. Sold only in boxes, 71d. and ls. 11d, labelled
evidently of good education, well versed in the ques- lames Epps & Co., Homaropothic Chemists, Lon-
tions of the day, and, unless "drawn out," able to don." A letter received: "Gentlemen,—lt may,
maintain the character of a well-,rdered, quiet, and perhaps, interest you to know that, after an extended
unassuming man. Upon the occasion upon which the trial, I have found your Glycerine Jujubes of con'
writer of this article last saw him, previous to the day siderable benefit (with or without medical treatment)
of his trial, it Was at a little country inn in Dorset. in almost all forms of throat disease. They soften
The doctor had been OD a Visit S./ ODO of his sons, and and clear the voice. In no came can they do any harm.
referred with pride to the fact that he had now two —your. faithfully,
Gordon Holmes, L.R.C.P.E.
who had honestly and hardly as earned thr diplomas
Senior Physician to the Municipal Throat and Ea;
which a duly qualified English medical practitioner Infirmary."
I. bound to acquire. And, further, over a second TOURISTS AND Tntiviudins, ladies rinklng, visiting
tumbler of Devenish's best, he told him that he had the seaside, or otherwise exposed to the scorchinuraYs
made his money, and should shortly retire from of the sun and heated particles of dart, will find Row-
active practice. It was hard to believe that he MA ands' Katlydor most cooling and refreshing for the face,
then, as he stated, over 70 years of age. The two hands, and arms; it eradicates sunburn, tan, freckles,
years that have elapsed have sat lightly upon his so., allays the pain and irritation caused by moequito
shoulders, for when he stepped into the dock at the and gnat bites, sad produces a beautiful and de cab
Old Bailey there seemed not a shadow of change complexion. Sold in two sizes. Rowlands' MACARIST
save the air of anxiety which it was only natural Oil prevents the hair falling off during hot weather.
he should au ax. But there was a considerable Rowlands' Odonto whitens the teeth. Sold by chemists,
difference when he left it, sentenced to death. perfumers, and hairdressers. Buy only Rowlands'
Any one who has had mach experience of murder articles,
trial,' knows that, as • rule, the pawing of extreme HOLLOWAY'S Pluds.—At the change of seasons many
sentence reduces • man to a state of helpless collapse. persons feel oppressed without knowing why they are so
I doubt if (Jolter at the conelueion had any precise —they are aware something within them is wrong. though
they cannot detect the 4efectiye
oorgan;e. A few_doess.,_of
these consciousness of where he was. The film which in so
many faultier cases I have noticed to gather over the will re,,PLreneauuguAtrlyr ete`rapart of at/ system— will
eyes of a criminal sentenced to death, gave to his • cut out all impurities lurking in the frame, amid will
Prelennstwally dull, vacant, and fixed expression. As thoroughly expel the last traces of disorder however
I have bef ira remarked. the great beads of perspiration hidden the disease may be—however obscure its cause.
burst upon his forehead, he was seized with a nervous With Holloway's medicine relief is insured without risk ;
trembling, and the pleading, almost suffocated tones erroneous action is rectified without disturbing natural
In which ha declare,' he knew nothing of it, affected •
regurflauriltyf, health
good many peopla in court. In that dread moment that
all
withinii right
again.
he did not forget his unfortunate wife, and, to his Invalid that
w is
h reinstated,
ins
unmistakablylatedaudwith tell it
the recentreturnth
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During the hearing he was continually writing notes quick appreciation of its merits by the public, have been
to his counsel, and noted with painful eagerness every attended by the usual results, viz., a flood of imitations;
point which told for or against him, the merit of the latter mainly consists in the ingenuity
" Madame" Colmar, on the other bane, from the exerted, not simply in imitating the square shape, but
the general appearance of the wrappers resemble
dency au I helplessness. e
commencement, seemed in a state of abject deepen-
making
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lug to a strong, brawny, determinesidooking woman, Blue" on each packet-
one of the tonal° warders. She was placed in a chair, THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HOARSINNIS.—AII suffering
and at (mos let her head sink upon her breset, giving from irritation of the throes and hoarseness will be
agree-
no sign that she anderstriod, or was able to take the ably surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded by
slight-st interest in what was going on. Only once the use of "Brown's Bronchial
most respectable
_The
case famous
did she exhibit any fe ding, and than she went into a :;.I:3_':olig:rtry"../ ritaD;ciatattlabtdnal:dah a
slight faint; but this was probably caused mire by ""
" hackling cough." • A is.-per bOL ilight cold," or bronchial affections.
the heat of the court. which WAS simply insufferable, cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, U allowed
than anything else. 'This struck me as somewhat to progress, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
remarkable, for, if ever there was& woman who appeared affections. sal that the words Brown's Bronehial
to possess more than average strength of mind, it was Troches" are on the Government Stamp around each box.
" the Mivisme r and your readers may probably agree —Mteadilectured by lons L.
ollefenery ant. SL00:11dionBo. don,
with me if they recall t mind the. way in which she
answered the cross-examination of ii well-known lawyer v•LIDIBIA DISCOTRRY VOR TUR HAIR.--If_your hair is
who, in a case heard some years ago at Eherborne, turning grey or white, Sr falling off, use" The Mexican
flair Renewer," for it will poatimic resters is emery ease
ed defend • man she charged with assault. I should Grey or White Asir to its original colour, without leaving
think about the same space of time has elapsed since I he disagreeable smell of most " Restorers." It makes
saw her previously to Friday, as in the cane of her
rh:u.:::rwed,Londzcharma.k.k.,. innogil,:dbe.a4ud
bllyfucl,heniiitias welluidaspeproeumwsmotingevethrey.
husband. Then she possessed a quantity of brown growth of the Wt. on bald spots, where the glands are not
your Chemist for "Tim Mexican Hata
grecurnbad, dressier. edNogwausdhileyw,
asandsimboceret hwery.lf. Isipkrienaklifengmaolef
prepared by HRNRY C. GALLUP, 493, Oxford-
grey hairs alone covered the fore portion of the head, where at ge. ed., per bottle
and her face was worn and pinch ea. I believe she has Ames TO MOTOWN I—Are you broken in your rest by
been severely ill. When the verdict of the jury was a sick child suffering with tbia paid of cutting tcethllao at
once to a chemist and got a bottle of Mts. Wisstow's
returned noticed that while her husband convulsively
grasped the ledge of the dock she simply gave a sigh SOOTHING Senor. It will relieve the poor sufferer teamed,-
and then relapsed into her former inanimate condition. ifin....itid:srbisieurapariittfiThindeehif:Aialmendessisebt._..
ak"than:dupwibleassottuto.
buttes,"
The tones in which, however, she declared that she p by relieving the child from
knew nothinr of the crime were singularly strong (even
shrill) and self-inweeeeri• allays all pain,
, relieves wind. riiilates the bowels, ta• bolt known
That the resnit had been unanticipated I can hardly remedy for dysentery and diarrheas, whether arising from
•. It is all very well to say, 10 one of the teething or other OSCISIMI. Mrs Winslow's
lez3l gentlemen engaged sold to mu, that it wasfor the Syrup is sold by Medicine dealers everywhere at Is. Soothing,
perigee ,tion to pr 'ye every fact, but, surely, if it could pen bottls Zikarinfecturod in New york, and at
have been produce I, it was the duty of the defence to Oxford London.
FLORILINI I—Foa zn z Tann AND Buren .—A few drops
have tendered rebutting evidence. Where was Chimer
.3n that day if not st the house in Middle-sUeetmw cli khodorougon atrweatetoothin.abruthetteathßro-
Upon the defence tievolviel the duty of answering the front pa,aes impurities, hardens
question if they could. No evidence was called, end tartar, stop. decay. given to the teeth • Decors: whiteness
it was thought generally in court that the prolonged ads • delightful fragrance to the breath. It removes all
sloseuce of the jury was cowed not by any he iitstiou unpleasant odour arisine from decayed teeth or tobacco
as to the yogic% but by the coneiderstion of what smoke. ThesPrerant piaeowhae being composed in
part
recommendation might be appended. Undoubtedly. , w.w.Lh_errip
of ta,914 taste anot the
the Case was as conclusive es any case where the actual f;r27; and the tecb,
Fra:myeibt.lithaja
comminsion of the crime is not passel can be. The lii3":“ei'aieed
medical evidence was particularly revolting—s mere Tar coos waum _
siistom'mal lecture in fact, and yet women were found proved of the highest eaTua",rw7;o7ll,Arlit.=lolptkraW
and
to in court and sit out the nauseous details I all wasting diseases. invariably producing inmates in flesh
ranagcrigyni.
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fellow who has played SO prominent a parkin this melon- Is teuirfm, Prate
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noes seen as • rule in bank clerks' the Poem tee tl impossible &PIA AU tendency to emaciation and'
in court woe—wluitever on earth could have Ludo of weight is arrested by the! nu aringefaa of an
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