The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-05-11 00:00:00

ARCHDEACON DENISON AND SCHOOL
INSPECTORS.

The Ven. Archdeacon Denison held his visitation court
for the deanery of Dunster on Wednesday, and at the
subsequent luncheon, the rev, gentleman said he was once(
those few people in this country who had been for de years
at daggers-drawn with the Committee of Council-(lough.
ter). A friend one day met him outside the Ceinicil.house
and asked him if he had seen the Denisonian clause. He
asked hill 3 wty, and lie replied, "They call it ' Pinch the
archdeacon' -(laughter). Now, it did not " pinch the
archdeacon." lie got rid of one inspector 21.1 years ago by
telling bins that if he catue again he would tell the boys
to put him into the pond-(laughter). He got rid of
another by telling the children to sing as he entered the
school, and much to his (the archdeacon's? amazement
they struck up "Cowley, gooseY. gander'-(laughter).
After that Mr. Barry and Mr. Doyle, having inspected all
the other whoa" in the diocese, and thinking East Brent
to lOU an objectionable place, tossed up • halfpenny to
decide which should go there-(laughter). Mr. Barry lost,
and wrote to him to ask if he should come to the school.
He replied by saying that he might come if he liked-
the road was a public one-(laughter)-and lie (the arch-
deacon) would lend him • ladder to get
.on the top of the
school- (Loughter)-and if he liked he might look into the
windows, if he was so ill-mannered --(laughter)-but he
should not enter. If he came on those terms he (the
&minims -on) would give him luncheon. although he did not
much deserve it--(laughter); but on the condition that he
did not say anythins•, to him about education, or he would
get up and leave the room- (laught&r), lie understood
the Council said, .me archdeacon as a selfish old man,
I.ut he will die soon, and then we will do what we like"
-(laughter). As far as he
.was concerned, he waa per-
fectly free fro,. the councd. If he could destroy the
Committee of Council on Education by putting them into
the Thames to-morrow morning, lie should he exceedingly
happy--(laughter). The Church of England had fallen
into a trap, and he did not very well see how it was going
to get out of it.

Three hundred and eighty tons of mackerel passed
through Plymouth for London and the Midland comities
within 11U hours on Wednesday and Thura.lay.
Ibe retirement of the Earl of Pembroke from the
office of Buder-Secretary of State for War is due to ill.
health.
liottowoil Pitts.—lndigestion, Stomach, and Live,
Complaints.— Penions euffertng from derangement of the
liver, stomach, or organs of digestion should have recourse
to Hollow ay's pills, as there DI no ptethritle known which
acts on these distressing complaints with such certain
success. Its peculiar properties strengthen the stomach,
increase the appetite, and rouse the %haggish liver. In
bowel complaints it is invaluable, and it removes every
n
primary derangement, thereby restong the patient to the
soundest health and strerigth.
.These preparations ghoul
be used at all times and in all chwatea by persons effected
by biliousness, nausea, or diairderel liver; for flatulency
and liiieaz.:ive o. L. long resist heartburn tinileyarestficaku leel, no ailment of
the ~their
purifying
and
corrective powers.
THE ItOVALTI sfy EVIDENCE ; Olt inc WORLD IN Till
WITNESS-Dol.—l/Warne as are the opinions of men even
of the same age and country about subjects apparently
the simplest and least liable to nasconstruction, it is not
to be wondered at that a universal concurrence of mankind
in favour of any Preldem should 14" regarded as (to use •
lawyer's term) • " royal evidence of its truth ;—indee I
so conclusive is this opinion deemed that many theolgians
urge it upon the attension of materialists and ,ceptirs as
a resistless argument in favour of divinity. In fact, upon
only two propositions can cc obtain the univer•al concur-
renoi of humanit.y : upon all ..they lout, mankind have
...agreed to differ. In the existence of &Supreme Creator,
Arellmeedoles,ntneandtridleeris've benefit
au tribes and races of inn are of one wind. They give
and races
Him different attributes in aeeordanre with their peculiar
tastes ; but in the general !relief that there is a Ood they
are unanimous. In the efficacy of Holloway's Irna'eerri)
Remedy for the cure of diseases a like unanimity exists in
the opinion
front their vise ; millions of savages to whose ears the
names of the greatest potentates of Europe have never ye,
been whispered, aly
nopiearnicloef.thpelow;•ro.,l.l..
familiar with the properties and
powers of Holloway % external and internal remedies . the
missionaries of health have Preceded those of the Go•pel;
and in numberle instances, the PhYsical relief Imparted
by 'ss
the former has obtained and secured fovourable
audience for the more abstract and
.intangible hlessings
which tlie latter sought an oPPortnnity to bestow. Our
readers, when they hear that Hon.. av'm medicines are
employed by every Wilde. and advertised in every tongue
on earth, may sintleconteiuptuouslY (as we did) and think
the tale a humbug i—but let. them he convinced (as we
have been) that it is nothing hut the naked truth.
Wherever types and Printing Presses exist, Professor
Holloway employs them to procwitn the sterling merits
of his remedies i—wherever they de „or exist, he he.
employed accomplished interpreters and estamhdied
special organ to make known his diseotery : tongues to
which the Bible is a stranger are eloquent with the name
and fame of the great physician. who has scattered gins
of healing over all lands and was. The world is in the
witness lot and gives enthusiastic evilenos in favour of
Pride...or Holloway s remedies ; let these who weem
impugn such tesimony be cautious—for, in doing so, by a
rramof reason, they strike at the very foundation, of
and morality. The world is in the witness-box.
d Ova lie evidence for Holloway! •The Dimaka.

ELECTRICITY IS LIFE
puLVERMACHER'S PATENT
GALVANIC CHAIN - BANDS, BELTS
BATTERIES, RECENTLY IMPROVED.
Approved by the Academy of Medicine of l'aris and other
Medical authorities in ?Nyland and abroad.
The existence of Electricity in living beings is known to
an, and the identity of nerve force with electric force is no
conjecture, but a positive scientific fact, therefore those
suffering from nervous exhaustion and its onisequent evils
can certainly ?hid no safer and better restnrative than
Galvanic Electricity, which is Nature's mole remedy for
those distressing ailments arising from mental strain and
physical eiCC.lleB.
It is equally certain that the chief merit of Pulvermacher's
Patent Galranic Appliances is that thy have by their mar
venous simplicity rendered this natural agent accessible to
a/I, and from ham nements which have been quite recently
made in these appliances by the Inventor, their self.
application has now become easy and agreeable to the
patient.
Time, health, and money would have been saved by many
and thousands would have escaped the "trap advertise-
ments" and extortions of disguised quack doctors, who
publish flattering noticts.,4 their appliances solely on their
own authority, had they only known in time the above
facts, said availed thematic..o of this invaluable remedy
before having recourse to quasi-magnetic contrivances
Mr. Pulvennacher, in contradistinction to those unprin-
cipled advertisers, abstains from putting forward any
statements of his own, and quotes only the competent
.qiimons of undoubted molical and scientific authorities
in favour of his Medico Galvanic Appliances lie chal-
lenges the strictest investigation of his documents and tes-
timonials, both medical and private, which are published
In his Pamphlet, "Galvanism, Nature's Chief Restorer nj
Impaired Vital Energy • sent post free for three stamps,
si application to J. L. PrWVAIIACIIIII, ISt, ftiliviit-arcet,
London, W.
A FEW RELFCT SCISVTIF EXTRAtTI.
BVCCIOI4IVII laraovas mare have led to: e following testimonial
signol collectively by the elite of. se %Aim' Pndowion in
the Metropolis, such AA Sir C. Locock, Bart., M. ,
F. R.C.S ; his Henry !babies' Hart.. M.D., Fit Cs.. and
F. Its. ; Sir J. It. Martin Bart., F.R.C.S., rs.A.,
and ; Sir W. Fergusani, ILA., M.D., F.ILS ,
F. It CR. ;&c., &c,&r.:.-
"%S c, the undersigned, have much Hamann: in testifying
"that J. 1.. Pulvermacher's recent lin!woveinents in his
" Voltaic Batteries and Galvanic Appliantss for Medical
" Purposes are 41 great importance to scientific Moneta°, '
"and that he is entitled to the consideration and support' .
"of every one dtsismol to further the advancement of real"
"and useful progrois '
Tile" LANCIT " •1856:-
" This ingenious apparatus of Mr. Pulvermacher has"
" now stood the test for some years . , . it may be
"used by the medical attendant, or by the patient"
"himself . . . and the operator can, now diffuse the" .
" galvanic influence "versa, extensive surface, or colleen."
trate it on a single 1.1111. lli thew days 4 medico."
"gals ante quactery it is a relief to observe the very plain"
"and stnibchtforward manner in which Mr. Pulver."
" macher's apparatus is reconnuended to the profession."
Dr. 3,111% Elsa, M.D., Professo° of obstetrics, ho, ac In !
Cincinnati, 1%67, in his standard wor., page, 711, dates, :
"These Clain, are very useful in many NerVoll. disorders
Ilueular Debility Dysinenorrhos
Illoniplegia Spinal Irritation
Paralysis , Nervous Debility
central Paralysis ' Constipation
Spinal Paralysis Ihsfneas Nervous
Neuralgia J Itheuniatbm
Maths Dyspepsia
Stiff Joints Paralysis (Bladder)
Hysteria Chorea
Hysteric Paralysis Impotency
Aphonia M titer's Cramp
EintsPiy Hysterical Cramps and
Torpid Liver Contractions
Asthma Logs of - well
Amenorrhcca lAwa of Taste, Ate."
For further information and prlcelist apply to
J. L. PULVERMACHEIPS GALVANIC ESTABLNHILENT
154, REGENT-STREET. WEIR): W

MOORE BROTHERS TEAS.
(Foz PairArstrr AT MERCHANTS PRICES)
TEA.—MOORE lIROTHERS' respectfully
intimate that they supply Families direct, who
On e willing to ray Cosh, al Merchants' prices. Orders value
a carriage pe.W. The followin..; are especially recYminended.
NEW SEASONS TEAS.
Moore Brothers' Bost Servants' Tea Is 2.1 per lb
Moore Brothers' best Fanny Tea Is ikl per lb
Ripe, full mell nr flavour ; brisk with strength.
Finest Pak Lin, or Kysow Tea ......To lid per lb
Full of flavour. chJicc rich nullity, sod indeed preferred by
msny t.. the hished class of Sonchoot.
Finest Bouchong Tea ni per lb
This will be found part ie,lar:y fine, rich, and elioic quality
bfucbly rewnsunended
Sir One Penny per lb deduction on 4blbcheds end 2:lib bags
ninny kind of Tea.
MOORS BROTHERS' GRKENT TEAS.
Green Teas a. sdopt the same principlo on WWI". it,l I
quote only the very best of each kind, viz :
Bed Pearl Gunpowder .. Is Oil per lb
Moore Brothers' Finest Ironer:11 4. sal per lb
Best Young Hymn or Ouchain 11.1 swr lb
Finest Cowslip upon 0.1 er lb
Finest Silvery Lend Gunpower 40 5i INT lb
MOORE BROTHERS COFFEES.
Finest Ceron. Is fel ; Choice Mocha or East Inuis, Is ad ; Best
Cannon Mysore, very choice, sLW per lb.
SPICES (all of thin best mislay).
Flnest Picked Nutmegs. 34 id ir.r lb; Bat Clore.. Is 41
good, lid; Finset. Mace, 3. Od ' • Best Mixed Spice, loose, tin;
Ground Ginger, best Is ad ; But Ellsek Pepper, GI • Best
lititas Pepper, 81 ; Finest Mustard (In lb tins) Is Oh.

LS ram carriage Paid to the nearest. ranee*, station.
GirefALLital) AID GLIM, FRUITS (at Mereitton. *rne+)-
Aprieota an this year very fine and cheap. -Finest CrystalPled
Apricots. In Lb and 211, boxes, 2.64 per lb ; incst Cnsetliind
o.lrell, in Ilb and 2lb 10.1 or lb ; Finest Dined or
Golden Glace Chinois, in lib and 2lb bone., 2.1 3.1 per lb
Finest Cryst dlieed Pine Apple, ,s 6,1 per lb ; Finest Met
It. 111, and jib boxes, 2. 34 per lb; Apricltine.l
On 6.1 per lb ; Nougatinew, resembling the asnet It, size. rich
Vanilla flavour, 2. 6.1 per lb ; Strawberries, 2. 6.1 ter lb; Green
Alm ode nil tot), 2.34 per lb; Li.. various Crystallised V cit
mixed to.ether Ilb an 2lb boxes,6l 3d per lb; BC.= C. 1.1.111204
Lawlor Lump (linger, 111. and 211. bexes,ls 31 per lb; Angelic*
In Ilb and 2lb boxos, 2,1 i per lb ; Beechen., In lib and 211,
bones. 2. per lb; Dried Cherries, Ilb and jib boxes. 2. I per
b ; Mixed Crystalled Mete Prune, assionel In fancy 'lb,
oxen, 12. 64 per dozen ; Fancy Bone+, filled with var.ous;
Crystallized fruit. very handsome 3.9.1 each.
New Congeal' Feerte, kg. -Flnest Vont.= Curtest+, 42.
per cwt. le per 12lb; Currants, common, Yes per ort, Ss per
1211. ; Choice Velem'. Raisins, selected, 6+ per 12. b ; Fine
43. 6rl per cwt, to 9d per 12th; Butane., finest brlght. 7. ed
pa. 121 b. ; Best Orange and Lemon Poet, by the 7th Lox. Sid per
lb ; Best Citron Peel, by the 711. box, kid per lb ; Debt tried
Peel, by the 7lb box, 9j4 per lb ; Finest Muscatels. layer., lols
each, or by the 221 b box, l• 34 per lb ; Fine Mu.cate e, later*
611. etch, or by the Illb box, 114 ;t bloc Eem6 Ft,e., In boxes
about 2.t 3., 4., 6., and 7. (Id each French Pl me, finest
Imperials. in bottle% will keep fresh the .. hole yes?. S. 64
each ; Small Mandarin Orange., it, 4 lbJan (a pretense), Oa and
10. per J ; New Jordan Almonds. fitted, ot3! per lb ; Bitter
Altuond..l. per lb ; Preserve I China Ginger, in 611, J•ra, per
Jar 7s • .6.1 and ga ; New Prunes, afloat selected, per dozen ibs,
4.10.1 ; No. mantly Pippins, fine, by the 14Ib los..ket 60 per
t ; Ditto, ditto, selected by the 1411, leatet. rid per
MOORS Bloriilas• laineLuS, R. a. TarloCA,
Arm. not, flne.t West India in, 4 b. 611., and 1211, tin., Is
per lb ; hitiola' ss beet picked in 200 (lb and JP boxes, Ili.
oer lb ; Ditto, beet 0n.... cut, loose, 13. per ib ; ditto. Brasil
finest, 7. li(1. lb ; Gelatine, be.: qua ity, 3.44 per lb ; T.ploca,
finest Rio. lid per It ; Maocaroni and Vermicelli, by tho b 0,
about 51b, fi est. 91 per lb ; Naples Mucaronl, lid or lb ;
Italian Paste, C.elisrl Paste and Vermicelli Star, e.:.ch fined,
1.2.1 per lb. Cll,4lna Rice, or dox lb, Is • Pato Rice. T:inat
per do: lb, Ss ; Oround Carolina Rico, good, 3.1, Isr.t 5,1 per
lb ; Gem line, 54 ; Sego, finest Pearl, pie dos. 11,. 2. 10.1 ;
Arrowroot, finest, In lib packet., Is per lb ; Manna Croup
finest, Ild per lb.
MOOR, BROTHER.' COO3l,
Saylor'. Homeopathic Cocoa, I 2.1 per lit. Mantilla Co.
Taylor Brothers', le Id per lb; Beet Frreth Chocolate. In ilb
tablet., 2. tal per ; Trinidad Cocos Nut. romoted, le per lb ;
Trinidad Cocoa Nibs, It 14 per lb ; Plain Coorolete, I. per lb.
Sir Hans Sloane'. d Churehn an's. •61 per lb ; Flaked
Cocoa. &I. 104, best 1. per lb ; She it, 2rl per lb ; Fined
Brom., Is lid per lb ; Iceland Mom Cocoa, llbs end (ten I. Id
per. • The Commission Tot Canteens'. So' old, Cocoa. in (lb.
9d perlb ; The Company's best Chordate Vernier, In Ins,
oniehlet Sd each;
The4-km.1..Y.• Chocolate Pane, In (lb pots,
:
soluble. lid each; The Company. nest H. monpanic, soluble,
super quality, 1.44 per lb ; The conapiiny'a ben Cbocolate. in
tilenne. very fine to 7.• Pee lb; La Fontres French. I. 6d,
to per lb; Dr Eppes Homeopathic Co. 00. in Pas and (lb.,
1. 24 per lb; Taylor'. Soluble Cooco'ate, 1.34 per it. ; Moore
Brother.' Homeopathic Cocoa, .0lub;. (OA Last mad-) in llb
I. per lb.
Detailed Prospectus Free
43.Thlont.° C4.1::„....`•e
Co.. ft. and spices carried. Pell.
AND COMPANY,
Merchant.. a. Ism& 0 Bridge. City, Z

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NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
Hesulting from errors or any other caws., not
as treated byQta with mistral to,4ois and coloured water,
but effectually cured by • mee oJ highly succeedul mode
treatment. discovered by the advertlaer who alter matty ycu,s
of extreme logrerinit was ossOekly reclined to sound health.
Prompted by feelings of humanity. he thus makes known
wt..s by which nee,' sufferer is enwhiwi to cure hlmeell per-
fectly LCD AT the last possible mwt. without having recourse
to advertising empirica or their taunted nostrums
He will he h•Plir to formai the partimaars to any sufferer
n. receipt of • stamped and directed eniclope. —Address II
J T. sawat.t, 7. Musirrare Crescent. Fulham. L mdon

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