The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-25 00:00:00

THE ADDRESS.

The 10th day's debate on the Address was
commenced be Mr. I)awson, who moved an amend-
ment praying Her Majesty to submit a measure for
the assimilation of Coe borough franchise In Ireland
to that of England. After justifying his own conduct
and that of the Irish members generally in prolonging
the debate, he dwelt on the history of the question,
and was referring to the familiar statistics illustrating
the unequalities and anomalies of the Irish franchise,
when he was called to onler by the Speaker, who
pointed out that if this course were pursued by all
members it would be iiiiisswible to agree to the
Address within the compel,s of a year.
Mr. Forster coinplailled of the inappropriate manner
in which the question had been brought forward, and
pointed out that in his second reading speech Mr.
Dawson had not given a single reason in support of
its urgency. He protested strongly against this
dilatory mode of debating the Address, which must
put a stop to all kffactical legislation. The Govern-
ment were, he said, still desirous to aseimilate the
borough franchise in the two countries, and when the
opportunity offered they would endeavour to deal
with it.

Mr. Gray justified the course taken by the Irish
members, on the ground that the matter was
mentioned in the Queen's Speech last session, and
asserted that the latent object t the Government was
not to deal with the question until after the general
election

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M'Kenna argued that it was for the interest
of all parties that this question should be settled; and
Dr. Lyon bore testimony to the necessity of such •
measure for Dublin, though he regretted that it was
being pressed on this occasion.
Mr. D. Sullivan was speaking at 5.45, when the
deb•tellood wijourned.

he Municipsil Franchise (Scotland) Bill was read
a sec lid time.

hir.-11ia-c•-ii-inald brought in a bill to amend the
Employers' Liability Act.

THURSDAY.

THE AI,I,REsB.—THE WAR IN BAACTOLAND.

Before the debate on the Address was resumed, Sir
R. Cross appealed to Mr. Aehmead-Bartlett not to
presevere in the circumstances with his amendment to
the Address relating to the Eastern and Afghan policy
of the Government., and Mr. Ashmead-Bartlett, amid
much cheering, said he would gladly yield to the
appeal.
Subsequently, a point of order wae raised by Mr.
Rogers as to the regularity of an amendment by Mr.
Dawson on which the House was engaged.
Some conversati. on ensued on this point of order, but
ultimately a way was found out of the difficulty by Mr.
Dawson being permitted to withdraw his amendment,
and another amendment was substituted, declaring
"that it is expedient to submit" a measure of
Parliamentary reform.
After some discwoMin Mr. Parnell intimated that he
should no I nger oppome a dividon, but justified the
amendment on the ground that the bona fides of the
Government was universally suspected in Ireland.
Mr. Dawson's amendment having been negatived on
• division by 274 to 3“, Mr. (Melly moved another
amendment praying Her Majesty to guarantee to the
Irish people the constitution •I right of public meet-
ing,
The amendment, on a division, was negatived by 173
to 34, and • quarter pad eight o'clock, on the 11 night
of this discussion, the Address in answer to the
queen's Speech was agreed to.

The Government hive offered rewards to any persons
giving information which alien lead to toe arrest and
convicti n of the perpetrator .1 perpetrators of the outrage
at Salford Karr* ks, an the night of the 14th inst., and a
reward of 4:100 and a free pard m to any accomplice, not
actua ly the perpetrator, who shall give such information.

A hoi'er explosion occurred on Saturday at Tiverton
Infirmary, • boy being ki led •n a woman seriously
injured ; and on Saturday morning, as the housekeeper of
• Mr. Grant, gunmaker, was tilling the boiler in his house
in St. Janies's.street, London, with water, it suddenly
exploded, throwing down Mrs. Murrell and her daughter,
who was with her in the kitchen at the moment. They
were taken to the Charing-croes Hospital in an uncoil.
scions condition. At • late hour at night the daughter
remained apparently insensible.

VALUABLE Discovgitv FOR THE RAIL—If your hair is
turning grey or white, or falling off, use "Ile Mexican
Hair Renewer," for it will positively restore in every moo
Grey or While Asir to its original colour, without leaving
he disagreeable smell of most " Restorers." It makes
the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
growth of the hair on kaki spots, where the glands are not
decayed. Ask your Chemist for "THE MEXICAN HAIR
RENEWER," void by Chemists and Perfumers everywhere
at 3s. Ed. per bottle. Wholesale depot removed to 33,
Farringdon-road, London.

TOURISTS AND TRAVELLERS, ladies linking, visiting the
seaside, or otherwise exposed to the scorching rays o the
RIO and bested particles of dust, will find Rowlands'
Kalydor most cooling and refreshing for the face, hands,
and Inns; it eradicates sunburn, tan, freckles, ac. allays
the pain and irritation caused by mosquito and gnat bites,
and produces • beautiful and delicate complexion. Sold
in two sixes. Rowlands' Macassar Oil prevents the hair
falling off during hot weather. Rowlands' (Mont*
whitens the teeth Sold by chemists, perfumers, and
hainiressers. Buy only Rowland's articles.

FLORI LI l—Foa THE TEETH SSD BREATH .—A few drops
of the lquid " Floriline" sprinkled on a wet toothbrush pro-
ducer a plea.atit lather, w hich thoroughly cleanses the teeth
from all parasites or impurities, hardens the gums, prevents
titter, stops decay. gives to the teeth a peculiar pearly-
white .ess, SK.I a delightful frastanco to the breath. It
removes I unplea-ant odour arising from di cayed teeth Of
IOtHCCO smoke. "Th- Fragrant Flo, dine." being composed
In part of honey and sate% kerbs, is delicious to the taste
and the great. it toilet discovery of the age. Price 2i 6dl, of
all Chemists anti perf inners. Wholesale depot removed to
33, Farringduu-road, L n4ou.
Ames TO MOTHERS !—Are you broken in your rest by
• sick child suffering with the psin of cutting teeth? Go at
one.. to a chemist and get bottle of Max. Wiltstaw's
SOOTHIPIO Stan,. it cult relieve the poor suilerer immecii-
abili. I rtertectly barmlms tint pleasant to the taste, it
'Roaneeo enthral quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pan, and the little cherub awakes "a, bright sea button."
It so.dhes the child, it softens the gums, allays all pain,
relieves wind, regulates the bowel; and is the beet known
remedy for dysentery and diarrhomi, whether arising from
soothing or other MUMS. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup is sold by Medicine dealers everywhere at Is. lid
per bottle.

Eppg'd iIIATEEUL £5l) COXFORTINO.—" By
thuroughkno • lvdge of the natural laws which govern
the operations of digestion und nutrition, and by a
weld application of the tine properties of well-
selected woos, !Hr. h:pps ham provided our breakfast
fables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may
save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious
ume of such AO ides of diet that • constitution may be
gradually built up uutil 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 a fatal shaft
by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and
a properly nourished frame. —Civil Service Gazelle.—
Sold only in Packets labelled—" isms's Errs Co.
Homeopathic Chemists. London." Also makers of
Epps's Chocolate Essence for afternoon use.
Baur Fur. 'Pa prevent dangerous and this un-'
plematit feeling take your b .ots and shoes to" Dick's,'
13, High East-street, I)..rchester, to be repaired with
"as peecha, and made thoroughly waterproof, cheaper,
and more durable than leather.

Vnor,min itUXI.Ei I a 4 heel. app..itete.i to the lustier
thi•fiii. .1 rmhe,i,,. tketh of Air. Frank

in (111 !en 11:111110Witol or t. Kb.n to grant a pension
of t_ .t ) ear to Mr. WalLiee, the naturalist.
pma of the village ol 1:•weo, in the vliley of ltedrettu.
:1%112g:0.11.i, WWI $llll.-k by MI iiVidAlleilo on Saturday.
liiie I.ermr•lt 1.4 their
Tug ) the man !fume, who
was in ilo• cotii,.any Atellly tim when she was shot.
erideo,, i..• .1, ....di that, she was war
big %jib it ph.t.d “11•: ,hot
Ttir. rtl tttt ~1 Z•lts Ii Luserefuseil permission for
the 1,1,,,0,g of leleisliot.t.sir. ii the toddie
the rily on the grouh.l :hat th,ir tenuity renders
attructors of liglitilli. 4.14 Livr f.i.eIbIII;;CIOUIL

Ai the Ipewieh C010.t% Volllt a hlergroll reenvined £56
tom the ti teat Lastet Csulmity as tht• valued
wlii. tuil •e,.0.1 last August
traindt from Ipswich rt,y, lorkshjye.
AN at kanot to upset th, l'in.uh.h, spiv,. was discovered
We.thestlay night ii thy losn.l Lailway near
114,14, Vves.tii,rel.. A thick tel. graph pole MAO
into three ph tvs 1v the toght express, and must hare
been placed on the rude eiy.
iN no ititerpleader at R w dog Assizes, wherein a
Ness, a sehl.kit,sss Si cat thwe•hiwider. of Edward.
,treet, eoilAlit I. 'tower a carriage,
£llll, hieb he had purled with on the hire and
pitch:lee eyeteni—paymente ei.ery 6 mouth. -it was
:d.ed that he lied no fewer than IiUJ of there agreements
I ow iu force.

THE wino of the foll..aisig Inne'ne bare been Kneed
~.1n in P1.11(.1100 Chi aro de In Trinidad Reistegui y
G oeht, formerly of .Nlotioo, hut fete of No. 12, Rued.
a ilriti Pane. !MAW!: MI. John Middleton. formerly
merchant in Vitt bit.. if Kiufauus Castle, in the
eoinity of Perth:l:292,oW ; 11r. Charles Sackville Bale,
.ate of No. 71, 'ambrio.:e-terrace, Hyde Park, I:160,000 ;
Mr. John Bigham, I.de of Liverpool, £140.0011; the
Hew. John Fountain W,..lyeare Ws:mu/ears, late of
York-lore. 1s4).01,0 . .

REM 111.1 CAN LIBEILTY. --The annual maw for Napoleon
111. eafi eoleninited u Friday at St. Augustine,. A
woman eelling cioleb. wee arrested for crying Fite
/ I nip-row! uud a former Sub-Prefect, ordered to move
• wou appieheuded ~11 replying :bat be could not go
taster. _ _ . .

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UN Thursday mornieg as the train from Goole, doe at
10.10 was enterime the lrancashire and Vork.hire Coin-
pAny's ntatiou at Wakefield, aud warn within 200 yards of
the plethora, it ran int" ian migine and brake-van which
erre lea leg a siding ii. front of the train. The passenger
• ',gins was thrown oti the metals and about a dozen
passengers were injured.
A HoliltlßLE murder sias committed on Thursday in the
line Jacob, Pail., by or *roe, who had received notice
of disnii.asil, but hail 'wen allowed 3 nionths to find
another place. Itnagieieg that the son id the proprietor
oI the house bud been t!, ranee of his dismissal, • young
limn, a doctor of mecitine, who had attended him in
illness and had treated him very kindly, he seized an
opportunity of firing a on at his supposed enemy on the
etaircase, wounding him so ieriously that he expired •
few hours afterwards, lie fired a secood time, wounding
a lady ad a grocer's b..y. stho tried to stop him, and then
eedeavouted to commit suicide by cutting his threat. He
is expected, however, to I mover from his wounds.
111 consequence of a e•te of confidence in the Directors
eiven at a meeting of the ellareholders of the United
Tektilp die 0/11111ilnY, the lit. Bora E. P. Bouverico vice.
chairman, Viscount Anson, Lieutenant-Colonel Webber,
rind ldr. W. I'. Brinuerie have resigned their seats at the
lloaid. The secretary. Mr. Arnold White. has also
resigned. This company is composed of two concerns.
the Edison Telephone Company and the Bell Telephone
Company, and it appears that much dissatisfaction has
heen felt by Mr. Bouverie and his friends at the present
management. The public loon a certain interest in this
quarrel, inramuch as the l'oat ()flies seems to be in treaty
with the Crated Company for the use of its patents.
SINCIt Gateway° ham been in prison he has learned to
write, and now proudly gigue liin own name in printed
eharacters, which he monis as an artist does a work of
his highest science. It shop Coleus.i ha, sent home some
of these autooaphe to the Alierigines l'r,,tection Society.
The writing is firm, even, :mel clear.
ON Weabicstlay a rinal named John liarris was attacked
by a lidnleydidl:, I sham, where Messrs
Sanger have been giving a I in y fair. Harris, while
attempting to rlea,,,utur. if ti cloui cages, was eprung
upon by 11 pnwtrful lion. maned Wallace. The animal
seized Hatris by the should.... I lor would certainly
have beim bilhal but for the • I', nil comageous assist-
ance if the I. tamer, Ali 31aciiraie who entered the
cage, awl, idter firing at the lion with his pistol without
any elfeee struck it with the butt-end of his whip with
such force that the beast looectl Harria. lie was nearly
nilculnadous, his shoulder being seriously injured.
ein. ribtetee (init.:MOO, steward .41 I'rince Leopold.
•lareniont e.tate, Faber, was on 'l'hursday fined E 2 and
tee. coots by the Kinuston county bench for not having
given notice to the police that a herd of 63 of his Royal
I I ighocss's cattle, under his care, were infected with foot-
and.nouth diserae.
IIAWA has died at Leicester from exhaustion,
.oiseil through her swallowing her false-teeth and their
f eetenings.
Tit v. Premier him returned to his tenants on the Hawes.
.:state 10 per cent, on their rental, in addition to the
.71 per cent. already allowed.
Ter German Lmperor is still obliged to keep indoors,
ieitigh his majesty continues to improve.
So large an eitionia of gold has flowed back into the
..n.peritil Bank of Germany during the last few days that
probalde that the rate ot disoiunt will be reduced.

"'near. were :It British and foreign wrecks, of which 24
were British, reported during the past week, making •
total of 90 for the present year, or an increase of 29 sa
compared with the corresponding period of lard year.
The approximate value of property lost was £3,900,001,
including British £2,800,000
Bin. I'. Iluassev, Civil Lord of the Admiralty, Imo
irrd given to Hastings a referenct library, at a wet of
Letween r 2,000 and £l.OOO.
(IN Saturday the first soil of the Hull and 13amsley
Railway RIM liosk war turned at Hull.
A SVNI,:ti CtosiNa Bitt, limited to Wales, has been
re-iutroduoed by kr. Roberts.
NOTICr.s were posted on Friday at Festiniog and other
elate quarries in Merionethshire, to the effect that full
time would be immediately commenced. For some
months they have Let n working only four days weekly.
IcoltutisroNPENT writes from Tipton, Staffordshire:—
airtress here is still au bad as ever. Some of the
chadeen cannot 011nIC to their one Oily meal for want oi
dothing. They are sls eless, :uvl wear pieces of rag
pinned round them for dresses."
A BRIG, Plipponil to be the Lumley, of South Shields,
WWI t:riven on the rocks :d Upgang, near Whitby, on
Saturday night, and her rr. w i :en men drowned.
though the Whitby and 171,..Nti.g lifeboats made unsuc
(vestal efforts to rescue them. The ship has gone to

pieces.
THE English Church at Kirkwall, Otkney, was par.
tially destroyed by tire on Sunday forenoon, the damage
being chiefly done to the chancel end of the edifice, where
the roof, altar, &c., weir lotrnqd. Ile building is insured
for 1:12.000.

Two boiler l`N • • It Imlay at South-
port, killing ::1: ain.l .n.iv inkling sank at s
natiesaaa'r Lune when rke war emuloved

THROAT IRRlTATlON.—Sorensesani drinsin.tickling
and irritation, inducing cough and affecting the voice.
For these symptoms use Epps's Glycerine Jujube!.
Glycerine, in these agreeable canfections, being in
proximity to the glands at the moment they are
excited by the act of sucking. becomes actively heal-
ing. Sold only in boxes, 70. and Is. MI, labelled
"James Epps & Co., Homoeopathic Ch.mists,
London." A letter received: " may,
perhaps, interest you to know that, after an extended
trial, I have found your Glycerine Jujubes of con-
siderable benefit (with or without medical treatment)
In almost all forms of throat disease. They soften and
clear the voice. In no case can they de any harm.—
Yours faithfully, Gordon Holmes. L.E.C.P.E.,
Senior Physician to the Municipal Throat and Ear
Infirmary.
"Mr. Johnson in his Chemistry of Common Life
pointed out that Cocos had long reached the consumer
with too much of its own fat, or loaded with a variety
of farinaceous substances, producing a soup rather than
a beverage. The Cocoa bean affords admirable
nutritive flesh forming qualities, and staying power.
In Cadbury's Cocoa Essence these are retained and
concentroW, providing an exhilarating infusion, not a
starchy soup. " Wariness to Householders.
FITS. —EPILEPSY OR FALLING SICENESS.--SINSATIONS,
GIDDINESS, FAINTEL—A certain method of CUM has
been discovered for these distreming complaints, by a
Physician who is desirous that all sufferers may
benefit from this providential discovery. It will cure
the most hopeless case after all other means have been
tried. Full particulars will be sent by post, free of
charge. Address.—ML WlLtdans, 10, Oxford Terrace,
Hyde Park. London.
HOLLOWAY'S OINYMYNT AND PI LLS.—Danfrerous
Chest Complaints.—The enumeration of these diseases
Is scarcely necessary, as, unfortunately, the inhabitants
of these islands know then, to their vet. Coughs,
colds, influenza, bronchitis, asthma, pleurisy. inflamma-
tion of the lung-s, and even consumption in its early
stages, are best treated by rubbing Holloway's
Ointment upon the chest and between the shoulders.
It penetrates internally, checks the cold shiverings,
relieves. the over-g"rgod lungs, gradually removes the
oppression from the chest, and restores the obstructed
respiration, hitherto so fearfully distressing and so
highly dangerous. In treating this class of diseases.
Holloway's Pills should always be taken while using his
ointment; they purify the blood, promote perspiration,
and allay dangerous irritations.
TRY TOUR WRIGHT !—Hydroleine (Hydrated Oil) has
proved of the hightld value as a food in consumption and
all wasting dbwalies, invariably producing increase in flesh
and weight. This preparation of Hydrated Cod Liver Oil
is tonic, digestive, and ten times more nourishing, as well
as (sr more pleasant to taste, than plain cod liver oil.
Hydroleine will nourish and produ e increase of weight in
those cases where oils or fat, not so treated, are difficult or
Impossible to digest. All tendency to emaciation and loss
of weight is arrested by the use of Hydroleine. Of all
Chemists, 4s. ed.—New depot, 33, Farringdon-rood,
London. Pamphlet free.

WARNI NO I RECKIIT'S PARIS BLUR. The marked
superiority of We laundry blue over all others, and the
quick appreciation of ite merits by the public, have been
attended by the usual results, viz., a flood of imitations;
UN merit of the latter mainly consists in the ingenuity
exerted, not simply in imitating the square shape, but
making the general appearance of the wrappers resemble
that of the genuine article. The wan acturers beg
therefore to caution all buyers to see " Reckitt's Paris
Blue on each packet.

THaoAT A;SECT-I'o',ol AND 110ARSZSIDiS.—All suffering
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be sree
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded by
the use of " Brown's Bronchial Troches." These famous
" lozenges" are now sold by most respectable chemists in
this country at Is. 1, per box. People troubled with a
"backing cough," a n slight cell," or bronchial affections,
cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles. it allowed
to progress, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affections. See that the words " Brown's Bronchial
Trochee" are on the Goverturient Stamp around each box.
—Prepared by JOHN I. BROWN and Sons, Boston, United
States. European depot, removed to 33, Far:Meow
reed, Lorolom