The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-09-21 00:00:00

UYMNS

Under notices or re7Oles the iis-rd;;;* Chronicle of Sept.
10, ha" the following paragraph —"We: have received
from the Rev. Henry Houle • copy of some flareeit
Ihinstts to which we beg to call the attention of those
engaged in organising Harvest Festivhla. The spirit and
the tone ars excellent, and they are such that any one who
has a sense of gratitude and reverence may cordially aasent
to them quite independently of any sectarian or dogmatic
view he may happen to hold."—We quota one of the
hymns :
" Gies us (AU day our daily breed."—Marr. et, 11:
Loan by Time the world is led,
Thou dost eve our daily Mead.
Boos ae man the seed bath 'own,
Thy Almighty power is shown
Thine alone—the power of Glue—
Gives the blade to fierce the clod.
Licht Thou event Thou meta
Makes& small the drops of rain.
Held by Theo the aloud' on high
Drop their fatness from the My,
Thue UN stalk, the loaf, appear,
Thus the weed-producing eel.
Myriad blossoms In the run
Glitter till their work Ls done.
Thou dont every step defend
Till Is reecho] the happy cod.
Theo by Theo the world toted,
Thus Thou emelt daily bread.
• Job our" 27. t Ps. Irv. 11.

WILTON OREAT SHEEP PAUL
This fair, one of the largest and most important In the
south-west of England, was held on Monday. Notwith-
standing the prevalence of the foot.and.mouth disease in
the district, there was a full average supply of sheep., from
100,000 to 120,000 being penned. In the morning trade was
brisk, and ewes realised from 2e, to ts. a head over what
they did at the fair held at Britton! a month ago, and
lambs from 3s. to ss. more. The highest price for ewes
was made by Mr. Gibbs, of Chitterne-70s. Mr. Young,
of Bishopsto made 02a ; Mr. Simkins, Ablingtot, 02s. ;
Mr. Melsume, Madslington, 604. ; Mr. Brown Cholderton,
211. • Mr. Dean. Iml!
es
loiter, Ms. Mr. Kirby, of tntlestone,
took' Lord Pembroke s cup for ow, and ref. 75s for
the winning lot- For lambs, the first prize was taken by
Mr. Blake, of Coombe who obtained M. a head (without
corn or cake). Mr. Arnith. Stardeford. made Oh.; Mr.
Sutton, Martin, 525. ; Mr. Young. Ilishopstone. ; Mr.
Ferris, Mahlon!, 54 The Judges of the prize stock were
Mr. Edward Little, Chippenham ; Mr. Budd, Hatch.
warren; and Mr. Win. Brown, flayelb. neat Hhihrc-
7hasolline.
Th,WeeryetligLersneraf
idwere.dmi shortw.imusticlty. awley:Wethucnte as high
wailers, 54a to ; store leolha 37•• to Ms. Of horses
there was a larger supply than usual, amongst them bai,
• mices ranging from 40 guineas to 50 guineas. English
cart colts fetched as much as 00 guineas. For • time sale
was dull, but ultimately many were sold. A number of
steers were sold at .ClO to FIR; secondary. from Lis to
£l7 ; but little demand. There was a very good display
of agricultural Implements A novelty was offered by Mr.
E. Hinder. of Marton, Dorset, in the shape of smell
swdvuerlifkitiellint:utewenthdaeginforl eavraeghaeot;edfl.uanervidw:naipilcnv.i.duiaPrearliftlac.
for thrashing,
affa°°dthaand-t
cutting, turnip pulping, cake -crushing, apple-grinding,
they will be found as decidedly preferable for this class of
ooclit!riete:PurP"skisof,amconsaintileuyLoareus.ndpuvt:mp,entdirliria.enconsuni"oi:mdpbt.isonaredriwolvarkedencoalin for • horse engine being about 2 cwt. • day. The Mace
any direction by merely changing • Pio-
Saturday's

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at 50... th. third
tot
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the
late
value
of the °Moen of the
then bad this "form ol God r ewe like /fini 10. His rpiritedlzbid for till 10)s. was reached. it which pram the ea mate of the yacht
To state of existence Lhad all the glory which portable won i to lit. „_______., .._ _ _
of
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