The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-11-26 00:00:00

BRIDPORT.

IS? D.R.V.—In the past year this gawps has had 91
extra effictionts, 4 efficient and 1 nes-elollent (tio boa.
chaplain).
Tun Timm' Bari—We regret to state that Mrs.
Powell who gave birth to three children has died, and
also one of the infants—a boy. The two girls are
healthy. Tha QlOOll has Mai her UIPISI donation of .C 3
sad a subscription has hes& set on tooth. aid ills un-
f irtunate husband. -

T 8042 LADI2II who have not yst used Outnrina
Brazes. ely respeelfally solisited to evil it • trial,
and carefully follow oat the directions printed on every
package, and if this is data, they will say like the
Queen'. Laandroes, that, it is the Inert starch they
ever used. Whoa you ask for Glealield Starch, see
that yen set it, as inferior kinds are often substilated
for tbe sake of sutra preSte.
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gehrlit. seals to impress Oat
earpriss at tho supreme Isabel sad **Minitel *measles
In all *mottles of the deems.' for Holloway's Pills arid
tliottnent, al moat thins of the Ids& after eat gellOta-
doe, Is set midi by the most ; hat, to our setonishissat,
thie itztraordloary min, ter so We 5z..../ertabily eta
his, gave on mid os sad on. and all and ems-
dittos' cf molded amiss Is preolaintiag the supreen.sy
of his remedies over WI Mars. Noce other have met
with so snob oppositioo or seetrod so mob stoma
The proof of the midis( Is In the eating of It, sad
Holloway's remedies seem triad meow give plots to
others To what oleo eau we attribute the sprout of
them over tit* Malted portloa of lite glob*? Whoso-
ever one gm, them the energetic Protestor will be
found to roam pito tad restore health. Are you •
toutistat I At.. Pills will remove the effects of exam
Ars you liverish, Alveoli; brouhled with art *Marge.
wont of the lime or 'pima? What more effitimicias
thou the reenelles he offers at a pod will& appears
ridioulotte when 'tempered wlt the ismtimble brats
they meter I Are yea troubled with ilia dimity, sores
or Mors' old wouids or swellings? A is. epplleatiess
of the (..lotmarit will remove It. MAW Are 104
rbou-
motic? The Oistmeat will restore your Mb* to the
simtlifte of "Morose health. nit 11 no riff perebased
by Mem. Protemor Holloway le isotherm more kr ea
Mao Ito theaseads who otter for pupils approval; bet
as faithful serveots of the paths, it is In their Interest
thst us rtoord it,.. I.ole, as we do not coosidor it to
to err duty to write ought that sty be mosidend as
puff for any individual. If snot wish to *nil themeless
of our pitblicity, our advertising *oleos* are always
open to admatiminents Met are uot objeetiotable ; but,
ohm we my this, we molder M the tam time toots.
oationes for the we should meselosally pabliab
sloth things as Dopier to us deserviag it neat's.—
NOriet._

Niw CilanNet. or Doled Gunn. —lsaerfol by the Rev
J. W. Carter, Vicar of Christ ( &arch, Stratford;
.B.—U•u Reeder, may I venture to aak for
your kind sours% and eouatecanoe lo the great and
glorious nationsi work I. which I have now hoes
engagod four years That of endeavouring to molt sad
ingusoos the muses of the land through meats of to,
Publie Preen, by inserting weokly In niawsipapers some
Scriptural, Protestant, sad Oaanitstional troths in
abort, pithy, and irterestiag article., If poseibl., to
spot and capdvsto the etteettiou of ell elates of
readers. The desirableness of oommenalog this New
eltssinel of Doing Good has been on my mind for many
years, but haviog • large sad Teri poor parish to hob
' after, and knowing full well lineaments ecroneeted with
the proper workiog of the above sheine, I shrunk rose
umlertaking this Gel I of labour, till four years ago,
when I began with one ottirepaper, and have Dew woe
hundred and fifty-seveo. Some of whleh are the most
infloential papers of the day, read by our gentry,
nobility, and merchant prisms as well as the poorest
and louses in the land, and which ar• supposed to have
about three millbso redden weekly. I asa most saxioos
to go on li:wrestles this seed work, bed hope gradually
to get hold of eve hundred papers W.II you kindly
lislp me in this blemod work which is quietly sad
silently doiog much good, al letters from all ports of
Greet Britain sod this world %MU, The expeadistt I
boa 'heady excesdod the receipts about £lOO, and iho
Christroaa quarter Is coming when thoooe hundred sod
Shy-swum papers have to he paid for their quarters
insertion-. Sme of you who reed them artistes are
rich men and women. Will you noti mid meatm.eb
to carry on and seised ibis important work f flesaeilol
you ere poor, but you could give • trifle, and if WY
poor y.s moult send liven sue stamp. Do not be
ashamed of •••diog th• ons stamp if yes areaot afford
more. God will reword you as nines for that pigmy as
Om.. who may send roe larger gums. The Prom ha
mighty power : help we in soy footle effort to we it for
the promotion of tho•• Sacred and Conentutiorsal truths
by which oar ersantry has become, and oast tidy ma-
tins, to be, thegrost, the sotbatiazd treet—Osa-
tribatiose or slaws will be resolved by the
Bev. J. W. Carter, 7, Amerced. Be,, Leeks. I.