The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-05-18 00:00:00

TIIE DEAN OF CANTERBFRY ON CHRISTIAN

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UNITY.
Speaking at the annual meeting of the Wesleyan
Missionary Society, at Exeterhall, the Dean of Canterbury
said—" I think we ought to learn a greater lesson from
missionary enterprise than we do—for it is a great and
noble work—and I know of no work in which we could
unite together more lovingly than in bringing those to
Christ who do not know Ills name. It is • great work in
which we may go together side by side, and I rejoice to
know that our missionaries do work bide by side. I know
that in the work of tranalating the Scriptures the mission-
aries belonging to our body and the missionaries belonging
to this body constantly meet together to ambit in the
translation, that abroad an here there may be one Bible to
which all of us may appeal in common; and as long eS We
have that one Bible, and as long as we try to bring our-
selves into conformity with it, no long—though there are
various points on which we bhall take our different sides
—neverthtless, we shall lie kept in "the unity of the
Spirit and in the bond of peace." It is the Bible that
binds us together, and as long as we heartily try to follow
the precepts and to be guided be what we believe in that
blessed Book we shall not be far apart. We may have
small points of difference between us, just as In the
smallest household there are those who take different sides
in politics; but so that they do it in love, and no long as
we keep to that Book, so far we really shall be walking
very close together, and those things on which we take
different views will fall back into their real inherent
littleness: for the things on which we agree are man/ and
groat, and the things on which we differ are small and
unimportant. •

MR. GLADSTONE FELLING TIMBER.
The Right Hon. IV. E. Gladstone, who is staying at
Nottingham on business connected with the Duke of
Newcastle's estate, says a Central News telegram, took an
Opportunity that offered of indulging in his favourite
recreation of felling timber. At half-past seven o'clock on
Tuesday morning, accompanied by Mr. Lewis, Mr. Hine,
and several other gentlemen, Mr. Gladstone proceeded to
Nottingham Park. where a tree Was pointed out to him
which was considered to be an obstruction. The right bun.
gentleman, divesting himself of coat and waistcoat,
promptly attacked it, and accomplished his task of felling
it an about three-quarters of an hour.

ORTON NEARLY ELEVEN STONE LIGHTER.
The Tichborne Claimant writing from Dartmoor
Prison to "My dear Onslow," says—" I have suffered very
rauchboth mentally and bodily from the severecold of this
place and the insufficiency of food. I have lost no lese
than MIN. in 13 months and 10 day.; and although I
have applied to both the medical officer and the governor,
I have not as yet been able to get wore nourishing food or
medicine to stop or alleviate this rapid consumption I am

EPPS'S COCOA. —GILATIMUL AND COIN VORTING.—“ By A
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the
operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful ap-
plication of the fine propeties of well•selected cocoa, Mr.
EOPs ILA provided our breakfast tables with a delicately
flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy
doctors bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of
diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until
strong enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready
to attack wherever there is a weak point We may escape
many • fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and • properly nourished frame."—Civil Sentiee

TA;ToR'S PATENT SIMING MACHIN'S have new Patent
Improvements, which rendered them superior to all other
makes for DREIMMAKING and FAMILY vs& " Virg are
Simple to Learn." " Nosy to Work." "Sot liable is gel out of
order," are "Strong," "Swift." "Durable,' "wake yen
little noise," and can be had on "racy terms" of purchase
at a " moderate prioe."—lt is necessary to Caution the
public against cheap, 111-made and consequently worthiess
machines, which are often recommended by Dealers—on
account of the enormous profits they obtain for them, in
preference to good machines at a fair price Intending
purchasers, if unable to obtain Taylor s Patent Sewing
Machines from local Doalsrs, are respectfully requested to
send for • prospectus to W, Cheapside, London, LC.:
Great Driffield. Yorkshire ; or the branch establishments ;
22, Silver-street, Hull, and Ll 2. Kirktrate, Wakefield.
BRWAIR Or PIRATICAL IMITATIONS Or ALLCOCI'S
POROUS PLesyn. —Owing to the wonderful sale these
celebrated
in
have obtained by their curative
stiptuitirlean:,..zidiesinbiokri,eumrzgrinbda4,,fii:no: ifhiainseumataniimd Paiaffnseinc-
ed Part
sale spuir7oushapvlase ite'ecren, manufac-
turing uupfacin-
I such a number as to deceive the unwary, and, as sole
agent for Great Britain tad Ireland, I can izuarantee
none genuine Nave they bear on the Revenue Stamp, in
white letters, the wordi—"Tinm. ALLCoCK and Co.
l'onous Putwnrsa," and the public,by never purchasing
unless this is on, will Reeve to themselves the genuine
Porous Mater.- -HEttl I). Bassimen, Livenmol,
Bole agent for Europe aul the Colonies. Dealers in
spurious plasters will be prosecuted. Agetit for
Weymouth and Portland, W. G asconr, Chemist-
Agents for Poole, 'W. limner, T. W. Awns, and
W. HAMILTON, Chemist. Agent for Dorchester, W.
How, Chemist. Agent for Wareham, T. RANDALL,
Chemist.
New CURE FOR CONSIMPTION.—A new remedy has
been discovered for the core of Consumption.—The old
treatment entirely supersked by a more certain method
of cure. Full particulars of :he remedies, with testimonials
of cure, will be sent by pox to any parson free of charge.
Address :—Mr. WlLLisiss, le, Usiord Terrace, Hyde lark,
London.
110LLOWAT'S PlLlA.—lndigestion, Stomach, and Liver
Complaints.— Persons yodeling from derangement of the
liver, stomach. or organs of digestion should have recourse
to Holloway's pills, as thereis no modicum known which
acts on these distressing somplaints withilshbuecili.i,tiern.rtanhinn,
7bonucet."'w"-eal"co. mthltBpelaisPerrilittatterist"Putianindvdrouau"l7l:(Stbr'aengthedal'ggi:nfeniOvo. every
Primary derangement, thenby restonng the patient to the
roundest health and strengh. These preParaLiona Aboul
Illurdhaeartlioatuaraa.:ll:thninaus:iirpredoisrnmiditlicrd.liFit
11:1,1L.4.eyr7;
no ailment '4
the digestive organs can ling resist their purifying and
corrective Powera
No MIDICINEA EvER u:csivED M.TH. NyoNDERFCL
TegcritIONIALS oils, LOCUCK'S PC LMON WAFERS,
—Cures out of number of wham, consumption, coughs.
difficult breathing. bronchus, rheumatism, hysterical
complainta, and all disorders of the lungs, heart, and
nerves are constantly published from persons who had
been " in the last stage of dii.ge,^ "given up as incurable,'
arm- Sold in
he. In the relief of pain ttey act las •ch
boxes. at Is, lid-, by all DlN:gists