The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-09-14 00:00:00

MR IOEBUt7K AT swyll.,.LD.

A public perk and museum, which have cost the
Sheffield Corporation £34000, were opened on Monday.
Speaking at the evening celebration, Mr. Itoebuck en-
larged on the educational value of the park and museum,
and regretted the museum was not to be opened on
Sundays. Concluding he add, "If I have any power ; if
my voice has any authority, I would nay to you, doall you
can to put before the people of England means of this
sort to raise them in their condition ; make them good;
make them worthy: make them good Englishman.
Don't teach them to aspire to inordinate wealth, and
fancy that because some men have suddenly risen up
from the condition of humble raiiway set', ants to be rail-
way lords, and have their hundreds of thousands, that
they should imitate them, or that they ahouid expect to
be in their positbM. That cannot be. The largo body of
mankind see doomed to labour. The large 'NAY of Ulan'
kind must win their breast by the sweat of their brow.
Doing it, they may le good citherts ; doing it, they may
be good moo', doing it, they may be kindly creatures one
towards another, and they may hold up their faces before
the Lord of us all, and say, "We are worthy of being
upon this earth that you have nissie."—(cheend. In a
subsequent speech he greatly lauded our legislators, our
laws, and our liberties.

Foxes are becoming no abundant in various parts of
France, and particulary in the Ardennes that Leavy
premium. are being offered for their destruction.
A lot named Sewed, twelve yearn old, has died at
Bartholeinew s llospital, from hydrophobia cause by the
bite of a cat.
A mail Ilnesian wolfhound escaped from Buckingham
Palace on Thursday morning. It was captured after a long
chase, no one hying bitten.
The foundation-stone of the New National Opera llouse
pon the Thames Embankment was laid on Tuesday by
lifadarnc Titiens. A large number of i,uaical celebrities
attended.
At Batley, Thomas Cain, an Irish hiboizsr, Was COM.
initial to prison for six months for assaulting a fellow-
' countrymen named Gallagher hy wising his lower lip with
his teeth, and biting it severely.
Several delegates from the Brussels Masonic lodge have
arrived in Paris and handed 12,000 francs to the French
Lodge of the Grand Orient for the victims of the Toulouse
I Sec&
The Frankfort Gazette records another death resulting
from the great fatigues id the manseavres in the Prussian
Army. An officer of an infantry regiment sank after a
long march near Kostenblut, in Selesia, and died in a few
minutes.
sTRAN.:E TKACIIING.—A correspondent says : "IlaPPen-
ing to lie present at St. Vedaat, Foster-lane, Cheapside,
last Sunday, I heanl the meet disgraceful sermon which it
has over been my lot to listen to, even in a Ritualistic
church. Sunday was the first day since the reading desk
and pews were restored to their original condition. The
sight iif this reading-ilesk worked the preach-c, the Re,..
Mr. N into great tendon. Ile informed the
churchwardens, from the pulpit, that he intend.' to use
the reeding-desk as a ' confoisional lox,' and logged all
counnunicante to make UM of She 'Sacrament of Penakce,*
DA he termed it. Ile then began to call the churchwarilens
all manner of names, telling them they ought to be claased
with • whotorers, whoremongere, and tour. cress' Ile said
that he and the rector would not be put down IT anyone,
but should have wludever ritual they chose, Ile
actually read an acount of the burning of Severna by
Calvin, in order to attempt to prove by this that • Pro-
testants are, and always have been, pereeciitore.' Ile
also made the statement that 'Cain was the first Pros
testant"—The Reek.
FITS.—ErILSPITC FITS OR FALLING' SICKNICAS—A certain
method of cure has been discovered for this distressing
complaint by • physician, who &likens that all sufferers
may benefit from this providential discovery ; it is never
known to fail, and will cum the mod hopeleas case after
all other tneans have been trie I. Full particulars will be
sent by post to any person free of chem.—Address:—
Mr. WILLIAMS, 70, Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park, London.
A Dienexner Paarricg.—Fur the sake of extra profit
UMW unprincipled tradesmen, when inked for Recerris
PARK Ittt e iv S4,II.:ARES, substitute inferior kinds in the
eame form. The Paris Blue. "As LSED IN Tllli. PRINCE
ov Levxmiy," is now so universally esteemed
for its splendid quality —above all other blues—that it is
important to observe it is only genuine when sold in
situates, wrapped up in pink piper bearing I. Reckitt and
Sons' name and trade mark. Refuse all Blue which is
not so wrapped.
Co-operation is not unlikely to find a considerable rival
in the tradesmen essochalnd with the Society called the
General Expenditure Assurance Company, 0, Jewry,
London, which is increasing by huniireds the number of
its members in London. The Company has been in
existence about a year and a half, and its shareholder.,
who are distinct from trade menders, have already
received • very fair dividend. London trades-nom are
to end their customize who had deserted theist
If
returning to them for the advantages
ieorgituh nein fi
offered by the Coupon systein, which, without requiring
Any • more than the payment of ready money, serums
theths • the ultimate return of the anuotuit he Las
expended.