The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-24 00:00:00

GENERAL ITEMS.

The Queen's impending visit to Germany will, it is
announced, be undertaken in order to be present at the
confirmation of her granddaughter, Princess Victoria, of
Hesse. eldest daughter .4 r+e, Grand Duke of Hesse. The
Prince's, who compleh, her seventeenth year on the sth
of April, will be r•oci.lited shortly before Easter, when
the Que-n is exped...l on a visit at Darmstadt
At • conferen,, bet seen the Lancashire cotton
manufacturers and ',presentative* of the work people, held
at Manchester on Tuesday, it was decided that war
should be advanced live per cent in April and again
July, the operatives undlert 'king to make no further
demand until March,
The Revenue returns continue unfavourable. The
receipts from April I down to Saturday last were
£f18,4ffi,516, as compared with .C70.105,1:Z for the corres-
ponding period of laid year, showing a falling-off of no less
than £1,739,610 So for as Ileums go, there is a diminution
in the expendi ore of CLIMB, 442, but a large portion of
this ostensible saving lei I in all probability disappear
before the financial year terminates.
The trial of Lewis Paine for the murder of Miss Maclean
was resumei on Tuesday at the Central Criminal Court.
hr. Everett., of Worcester, having deposed that when in
September last lie examined the deceased at Paine's
request, with a view to insuring her life, there was
nothing to indicate speedy death, Fanny Matthews, who
was at first charged as the accomplice of Paine. stated
that she entered the service of the prisoner and deceased
on September 11th. She knew them as Mr. and Min
Paine. The witness deposed to Paine plying deceased
with drink and refusing her food. Witness also admitted
that after they came to London she lived with him as his
wife. She was severely cross-examined as to her state-
ments before the coroner. About three o'clock the case
was adjourned.
The Liberal " Three Hundred" of Finsbury have Amami-
measly decided to invite Lord Ramsay, the late unsuccess-
ful candidate for Liverpool, to contest the borough in the
Liberal interest
At Manchester, on Tuesday, William Cueedy, aged 40,
paid the extreme penalty Of the law for the murder of his
wife by setting her on fire. It was stated that Marwood
used a drop of nine feet, and that the culprit's head was
nearly torn off
TRUK is nothing more nourishing and warming in
cold weather than a cup of really good cocoa, but the
difficulty has been to obtain it pure. This may be
secured at the cost of one halfpenny for a large break-
fast cup by using Cadbury's cocoa essence, which goes
three amen as far as the adulterated and starchy
compounds ordinarily sold, the smallest packet making
fourteen breakfast cups of strong cocoa.
It is probable Captain Clarke, who was repeatedly
mentioned during the recent troubles at the C
will be made the permanent British Readiest In Zulu.
and, In eoceeeelon to Mr. Wheelhouse.

, WILLIAMS'S RESTORATIVR BALSAM,
CIJILES OONSUMPTION.

W ILLI AldS'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM,
CURES BRONCHITIS.

WILLIAMS'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM,
CURES ASCRMA.

WILLI 4 MS' O
S RESTORATIVE BALSI,
THE BF, ST REMEDY FOR COUGHS.

WILLIAMS'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM__,
THE BEST REMF.DY FOR WEAKNESS
OF THE LUNGS.

Nvl LLI A ?AS'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM,
THE BEST REMEI)Y FOR THROAT
AFFECTIONS.

WI I.LIA MS'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM,
PRICE Ls lid and 2a 93 PER BOTTLE.

UTILLIAMS'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM
V V TO BE OBTAINED AT ALL CHEMISTS.

WILLIAMS'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM,
THE OLDEST AND BEST REMEDY.

wI LLI AIN'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM,
FOR CONAUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
AND ASTHMA.

WILLIAMS'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM,
CAN NOW BR OBTAINED OF ALL
CllElll4'l'B.

WILLIAMS'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM,
PitICE is iid and 24 9d PER BuTTLE.

A TREATISE on the only Successful Treat-
ment of Coosumption of the Longs, Bronchitis.
and Asthma. Post freo, Iran the Laboratory, 10,
o:hut-terrace, Etlgwars•road, London, W.

A RIDE TO KHIVA.

UAPTAIN FRID BURNABY.

Royal Horse Gouda

Page 13 says :—" Two pairs of boots lined with fur INN
a,so taken; and for pkyzic—with which It is well to be
'applied when travelling in out-of-the-way plaorressie
quinine, and Cockle's pills, the latter • most invaluable
medicine, and one which I have used au the natives elf
Central Africa with the greatest possible gnomes In fa*
the marvallons effects produoed upon the mind and body
of an Arab Sheik, who was Impervious to all Rafts
insCcine• when I administered to him eve

0001CLES PILLS
will dyer fade from my memory ; and a Mead of Was,
who pasted through the mate district malty months ahem
wards, informed me that my fame as a • medicine sae
bag not did est but that the 'marvellous cure was mu
them • theme of conversation la the beady"

COCKLE'S A.NTIBILIOUS PILLS.

THE BIM

FAMILY MEDICINE

In Boxas at In lid., 2.. 91.. 44. 6d., and Iln

COOKL E ' 8 ANTIBILIOIIB PILLS.

Till SATEBT

FAMILY MEDIC INL

In 801111 at Ix lid., 2a. 9d., aa 6d., and lb.

tiliC ti E' S ANTIBILIOUS PILLB.

THE OLDEST

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