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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-01

DRIBS AND YASIUON IN YAMS.

In advance from Myrg's Journal, for ion&
"Amongst many elegant costumes first is the Manola.•
toilette of black faille and satin, the front and side covered
with fine pleating", and with three long sloping points
of peasementerie and jet, ending in loops of ribbon or
tags The narrow train is formed of two scarfs ciossing
the upper part of the tablier diagonally, each one in an
opposite direction, and meeting under the postillion
basque in alternating loom, each one tied in by • ffot
bow, with two equal bows at the end resting on the
pleated Bounce which borders the short skirt. The bodice
is made with a waistcoat of richly-embroidered satin, or
a plastron on the chest, with ornaments of beaded
miesementerie. The postillion bisque is composed of
knotted scarf ends, forming a graceful comblnation of
loops and embroidered ends. Woollen costumes are also
to be seen, notably one of slate gray Indian mowneline
de laine, and surah to match, with pipings of cream-
coloured faille. The skirt is of ninth, pleated from the
waist, and the pleats stitched down at intervals. The
tunic of mousseline de lalne is dravd in deep folds, fall-
ing in • point in front, and raised high on the hips,
showing the side of the pleated skirt, and caught up by
a large floe bow of long loops; the train is draped in ter,
loose puffs by similar Loops, and the only trimming on
the tunic is a border of numb in seven narrow folds,
piped on each side with cream faille. The habit bodice
hia:se:dpleated point resembling the pleated skirt , and
where it meets the tunic by a wart or mousseline
de lainc, covering the front of the bisque, and fastened at
the back.'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-01

WIKBOR/11.

Calol[ll.—Osaford v. Wimborne.—On Tuesday last
a match was played in Lord Wimborne'e park, between
theme clubs, and resulted in the visitors -being beaten
after • very exciting game by eight runs.
6TH D.R.V. On Thursday evening last, the
members of this corps paraded In drill order for the
Adjutant's inspection. There were present—Captain
Lloyd-Jonea, Quartermaster-Sergeant Budden,oolour-
Sergeant Garland, Sergeant Ford, Waterfall,
and 8 E. Wallingford, Sergeant-Instructor Bryant,
two buglers, 40 rank and file, total 50. Captain
Harman put the men through a hour's stiff drill in the
cricket field, the movements being done very well
indeed. The company will parade In drill order with
their new helmets on Thursday next, to meet the
Adjutant again.
STIALINO Bwingre.—At the Pollee Court Tues-
day, before C. J. Parke, Esq., and General Lane,
Charles Bean was brought up in custody charged
with stealing blankets. From the evidence adduced it
appears on the 19th December last the prisoner
went to the Dorset House in this town, kept by
Mrs. Tripp, and hired, bed. On the following morn-
ing, on the landlady going to the prisoner's bedroom,
she missed two blankets. She at once gave informa-
tion to the police, who ultimately traced the prisoner
to Blandfo4 where Superintendent Uuderwood found
the blankets sold by the prisoner to • man named
Thomas Foyle for 3s. 6d. Prisoner was then
apprehended on another charge and committed to
Winchester Gaol. In the meantime Mrs. Tripp
obtained a warrant for his apprehension.—On the
24th inst., on the prisoner being released from
Winchester Gaol, P.C. Brooks took him in custody
again on the present charge.—The prisoner pleaded
guilty and he was sentenced to Her Majesty's prison
at Dorchester for six weeks' hard labour.

KALDILDI NEWTON.
WEST DORSET ARCHERY MEETING.

The West Dorset Archery Society held their first
meeting in the rectory grounds at Maiden Newton on
Tuesday. Too prize were awarded am the following
scores will show. The day was all that could be
desired, and, five elections having taken plrce, the
society is looking forward to a good season :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-01

norottobirt•

OLTTISTOOK..

ANNIVEMLET.—The tenth anniversary of the primi.
tive Methodist chapel, with a public tea•m-eting, ins
celebrated on Tuesday lart. The tea c mune. ft.,' &bolt
half•cast five, when upward* of 40 ~at down. Tio
after meeting consisted of addresse4 by several kiosk.
Including the Rev. Knipe (Piimitive
Moors.ll. IF ,t and I.)anivl4 (Dorcheqed, Nit.
70.1.5,re5, Mr. Bonnttt, &c. The chap Iwe re?,
tastefully decorated with flowers and teats.' sc,iptm,
thanks to Mr. I>snisla for conveying several pang
Dorchester friends there, which added con4lerably ta
the enjoyment of all.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-01

-iii
1101101,11.—'. It tarnishes the Wood with Ito loot
coostatoseitt" _ .

DR. TIJERT.—" Hound it md ea I sped& in my experi-
ence mid hazily in the worst form of soviet fever, no Mbar
medicine being require
DR. H. OIBBON (tormajy ph yelcian of the London Hospital).
—o It is the beat I have ever met with. ha me-
fabler' in the treatment of diatom bee long been condromd by
medial experience. I speak from adequate knowledge of the
1r•Flo%11"a, haring been la the habit of using it in private
practise for many yews, sod having taken a large quantity
with me when I went.. phyelctaa to the Smyrua Hospital.
In hot climates it is of eepeclal value."
DR. ['PAPAS (Government Itedkal Inspector of Emigrants
from the Port of London) writes :—" From my personal end
and knowledge of the value ef Mr. Lamp-
=l7l.°l7lvetio use
Palma, for many years pan, I have great pies-
In bearing my cordial testimony to vs 'Mew in the
Vestment of many et the ordinary and chromic forms of (lee-
Vi. Compielets and other foram of Felmil
miLithr Is of winnow value in Prichiy Heat
J. DOWSIIIO.—. I used it In the tneennant of forty-
two cases of Yellow Fen; sad I am happy to Mate that I
Dever lost illtingle owe
DL W. WTZYIRR, in his works on Mohr* sad lever.
tales:— " an., hi introduction the Fatal West ladle Irmere
re deprived id their terrors."
IPriesileSigg pg. MU& Ilia wit bottle.
Maws, Lembo
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-01

BIIVIIIAGILB

XTOTICL —TM Testimony of Medical Gentlemen and the
Profendonsl Press bag boon Unqualified in Praise of
T itIPLOUOR'd PYRITIC SALINE, set posessang most
jj important Amnon* calculated to restore and maintain
health, with perfect vigour of body and mind :
" Rays it in your booms and forget it not in your travels."
MI
kind PROVE —" Unfolding gems of unntense bonsai Mebane
."