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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-04-06

WEYMOUTH.

SAD OASIS Oti SUICIDE BY DROWNING.

An inquest was held on Saturday evening last, at
Preston, before G. Symonds, Esq., coroner, on the
body of Emily Browning, aged about 40, who was
found drowned In the sea on the previous Thursday.—
Hall, chief officer of the coastguard, said on
Toooday 44 he saw the deceased walking up and
down for several hours to and fro betweeq the turnpike.
gate and the coastguard station. She appeared to be
very strange. On Thursday he saw her again walking
up and down from 110 lock in the morning till five
the afternoon. Just before five he pasted glom to her,
and noticed she was looking very strange, but did not
speak to her. He did not We her again, and be /wad
one of his men where she was, and hs
replied that he did not know. He then went and
looked along the beach, but could not see her there,
tail knowing she had been about there so recently, he
looked over the water and there ahodt 10 yards out
saw her body. He at once called assistance, and two
of his men at the risk of their lives plunged into the
water, swam to where the body was and brought her
ashore. There were no signs of life in her. Dr. Smith
was won at hand but of course was of no avail. She
Witt laws walked through water up to her bums to
get to the rock*, before she could get to deep water....
Mrs. Docker, with whom the deceased lodged for the
last year and ten months proved that the deceased had
been very strange in her manner for some time.—At
the direction et the Coroner a rerffiet t.f " Round
Drowned" warn returned,
IsKa.
The disappointment of Mr. Wylie's defeat his been
keenly felt by all true Liberals. The battle was
gallantly fought and almost won against tremendous
odds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-04-06

PEPPER'S QULNINE AND IRON TONIC. Quisise sad
L free Is recommended by the Medical Prolamine la Omen
whore the least tendency to Consumption 4MM;
ape/Melly forth. blood spitting and night sweati. chest
cough, fic ; also am cadet In diseases of a inertlag
character, generally known as decline, especial)" in
young pmple outgrow.ng their mrength. Is in •
source 'fill, to delic 11e females, particularly at the
trying periods of their various changes, Likewise for
children of • scrofulous or fragile constitution, con-
star.tly ailing, never well yet rot suffering any decided
form of d mem. Nothlrg is safer or better.
iinine and Iron is to I e depended on for giving
stre g I. and energy to all who are weak and suffering,
•ft n prevect n.c long Illness. a/sva3s ace tending
rec .very, it has lutary compound whi.h iihnuld be
found it every house; Its use cannot be too much
Maisie I on, for nothing yet has been dlecovered to In
a y way rival it. Effect

DIPPERS QUININE AND IRON TONIC is prepared
solely by J PEPPER. Pharmaceutical Chemist, Ws
Tottenham Court-road. London, to whom all nip 'coke,
for information napes I g It are to be addressed.

lODIZED SARSAPARILLA.—See the name of J. PEPPER
L on the label. Sarsaparilla, as usually taken requires is
long to produce runt.. as to %oozy the patient Coati
binati in with lodine accelerates and eff eta in • surpris-
ing m.ner, and renders lodise Sarsaparilla a p•werfal
alterative. Its most tenni success is is a Blood
Purifier and Cooling, Cleaning Medicine. All appear-
ances on the skin, Rid and Mack Pimp is, Scale
Eruptions, Glandular swelling. Absomser (partienbuiy
o/ • scrofulous character), Suppurating Wounds, and
Ikaligrunt Blow-beating Sores, are cured by it, if perse-
vered in for a abort time. In three instances whero
the system has been proarta!ed by the to, er-we •I mer-
curial% and other strong medicines, the ludine, with
ile la is certal a to eliminate the run of disease.
g=pr ng and Fall of the year there are very tow
whose health would not be improved bye non coons of
lODIZED SARSAPARILLA—SoId I i Capsuled BetUes
of 12 doses, 2a Gd ; 24 doses, 4s /id; next WM 111, of
all Chemins.

rrmux *cum AND PaDOPHYLLIN, a Stimulant to the
dope of this combination recommended to
anyone complaning of liver derangements, more parti-
cularly when arisin; from slight congestion. By gently
sUmulating the liver and slightly moving the bowels,
the heavy drossy feeling and headache, with, Evmerally,
pains in the chest and hick, especially alter eating, are
diesipat d. Taraxacum and blue plll,l Cr, cert in y
quite equal in poetr in remcning the often distre-sing
Inconvenience and pain attendant on dyspepsia. In
America this r,niedy is very highly esteemed and
approved in England Terme= haa herrn for years
pot proved of ialue in these esees, but it, combination
with eodpbyllin. or May Apple Resin, c nsiderably
enhances its power —Bottles ts. 01. and 41. 61. tech.
Sold by chennlvs and druggist.. Prepared In the
laboratory of J. Pepper, Pharmaceulical chemists,
Landon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-04-06

GLORIOUS VENGEANCE TAKEN FOR
POOLE.

POOLI.

The narrow victory of the Guest influence over
Poole independence by a miserable six votes has been
utterly overshadowed and revenged by Wareham, .
which turns out Mr. Dram by 35 votes, lkiurnetnouth.,
Christchurch returning Mr. Davey by tifl, and Bristol
hurling Sir Ivor Guest back by 675, notwitheteading
that Robinson drew over 4,000 from the Liberal side.
With three blows struck hard and suocemefully on the
Coanford influence, Poole may well console herself for
failure in her desperate light. Shaftesbury avenges
Bridport, In spite of the most determined disturbances,
in which two constables were, we are sorry to say,
much hurt, and the net gain in our district is one for
the Liberal cause.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-04-06

PIIDDLBTSWITHIDZ.
BAPTIST ANNIVERSARY

The (myth anniversary services were held on Wadsy
last at the Baptist MispeL In the afternoon even' anPro•
Prieto sermon was preached from St. John xix. 11. Ravel-
etion v. and I.pbeeisais ill. 17. by the Rev. J. Cruick-
shank. of Crawkerne. to • large congregation.
At bef-put Ave tea was provided, to which about 100
sat down.
At seven o'clock • public meeting was held, over which
Mr. TWIRL KILLS, of Dorchester, presided. He mid it
afforded him very great pleasure to be with them, for he
had always stood by his friend Davis ever niece be had
been in the county and had endeavoured to show his love
for the work in which he was moped.
Mr. Davis said he was sorry to say they still bad • debt
on his chapel of about £1.50, which be hoped the proceeds
of the Jay would considerably redoes. He was ver7
anxious that it should be cleared off this yew. U his
friends would only take the matter up and all mat to work
and get up • good bazaar in the town of Dorchester, some
time this year they m 1111: able to come to the death of
the debt next Laster
The Rev. D. Thomas. of Crime Abbm, next addressed
the meeting. who gave us °nolo( his wartn-hearted speeches,
after which Mr. Joim HOCKEY. of Kr. Spurgeon's
College, gave an 'Address.
The next speakers were the Rev. W. Ky., of Paddle-
town. the Rev. T. Nur; of Dorchester, and the Rev. J.
Camcgsitsim. of Crewiterne.
Many f riends came from Buckled Newton,Certte. Broad-
maps.). Winterbourne, Puddietown, and • very large
party from Dorchester. The attendance was very Is:
The collections for the day amounted to £slse., which
brought • very pleasant day to • close.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-04-06

BRIDPORT.

SHIPPING NEHS.—An itnl : March 21th—Vi
Dyer, Gloucester, ballast ; Elisabeth and Ann, Rowe,
London, manure.

NOMINATION.

The nomination took place on Tuesday morninq at 10
oilock, when Pandelli R. alli, Esq., the sitting Liberal
member, of 17, Belgrave-sqoare, Middlesex, was
proposed by J P. F. Gundrv, Esq., and seconded by
Elias Cox Esq., and Mr. CharlesN. Wartsin, the
Conservative candidate, barrister at law, of 14
Lamborn-road, Claphan, Surrey, proposed by S. W.
Whetham, Esq., and seconded by Thomas ifounseli,
Esq.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-04-06

RUSSIA AND THE ELECTIONS.

The progress of the elections in England, showing a
net gain of 31 Liberal seats up to Thursday night, has
created some surprise here. It is needless to say that
this is unmixed with regret. On the Bourse the rate
of exchange I. searody influenced, say 1-16 or 1-32
weaker at 25r-16-t. The prices of all kinds of docks
are generally firmer. What is more significant, the
prices of stocks from Berlin came stronger, and from
Vienna firm ; so that, whatever may have been the
newspaper opinions or views in certain quarters sa to
the importance of the Beaconsfield Cabinet to secure
the maintenance of European peace, it is pretty
evident from the most reliable barometers, the dock
markets, that equal or greater confidence is entertained
in very important circ.les in the principal European
capitas that peace is likely to be effectually maintained
under a probable Liberal Government.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-04-06

PEPPlitili WHITE C. 4.70/1 MIXTURE —.sorest improvs•
mart on C 'ugh Medicines. It p messes a pecuLarlv
soothing effect upon the irritated membranes, which are
the oast Mcoughog, detaching the Phlegm and mecum..
'Mao., without causing any teeing of sickness. lb. an
qualities make it of service In throne.] I siM
with affect ons, while I r ordinary coughirg it is a
eseclilc cure. A 4-i of the Worm bovoll Ilfsruam
will ensure the sufferer from these complaints a ccrt..in
Ithrhi's rats As • Cough Remedy nothing h.s given
such thor ugh ratisfsction ; and although not of •
syrupy character, It Is vs y agreeable in flavour,
diffusing a general warmth over t's width., of the chest.
Prices Is. I d., and 21. WI. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-04-06

THE NOMINATION,

The Mayor (W. Burden, Req.), and the Town Clerk,
G. Symonds, Esq., sat at the Town Council Chamber
from eleven to one on Tuesday, to receive the nomina-
tion, of candidates for the honour of M.P. for Dor.
abrader. Captain Algernon William Folks Grevilie
was proposed by the Hon. and Rev. Aubrey Spring
Rice, and seconded by Edward Pierce, Esq., Somer.
leigh, and Captain Greville himself was present.
William Ernest Brymer, Esq., was proposed by
Robert Davis, seconded by Mr. Robert liayne.
Mr. Brymer was not theta. it being understood he
was eugsged at Paddistown by argentirivate
ff aairs ; ' but two or three large knots of peo e were
waiting outside with much cariosity to see sir late
member. Mr. Bum& had, however, whfttever
advantage he could derive from a second nominstiun,
namely, by the Rev. ll.Sverett, seconded by Mr. W.
Gilpin.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-04-06

TliE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION-MR.
WARToN ELECTED.

The Liberals have lost the seat Speculations were rife
dam; toe day on whisk the poll was taken (Thursday) as
to winch party would come off victorious, although not •
doubt remained on the minds of the Liberals, Who have
nobly held the seat for 30 years, that there would be
another triumph on their aids Not • stone has been lift
unturned by the Tories and their industry has at last
been rewarded by rdlocesa Mr. Warton, the returned
member, has been aided and backed by a certain Mr.
Patch, from London, whose boast is said to be that ha has
never lost an election where he has been engaged.
A number of intoxicated parsons made the streets
resound during pato:4 time, and may free Rights were
indulged in, but none of the combatants were seriously
Injured. The polling stations were situated at the Drid
Hell in St. klichsala-lene, business oemmeocing at 8 am.,
and termmitting at 4Ji.m. The Mayor (J. T. Stephens),
Esq.l, °Sala, ted as " Returning (Aker," and the manner in
which he conducted the business in person calls for the
highest encomiums from both political res. The
G. presiding officers were—H. iioWltli; Esq., T. Reimunds,
~ Ewans, haq anA. Reynolds, . Out of
1, u voters 951 came to tee poll Wainer continuieg
brisk until an hour before eloping, when they came in
=ty. At the close of the poa the ballot boxes and
ote were plead under seal and conveyed to the
Town Rail, accompanied by the Mayor and Mr. Warton.
. The counting of the votes was attended by Mr. Warton.
The result of the poll was proclaimed just before six
o'clock to a large concourse of persona assembled outside,
and was as fellows

War Wu.., ... 478
--
Wiority fur Warton 9
Loud cheers were raised by the Conservative party at this
declaration. Mr. Warton advanced to the window, but
was apparently overcome by his victory. lie adjourned
to the Greyhound Hotel, where he thanked the dooms
for the honour conferred upon hint.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-04-06

BRIDPORT.

OUTIMILIA recently built warehouse
and net-liraiding shop, belonging to Air. E. Norman,
Nast-street, narrowly escaped total demolition by fire
on Thursday evening. The alarm was raised just 114 a
large concourse of persons had assembled near the
Town Hall to await the result of the poll, and in
consequence • deal of excitement prevailed. It was
found that the tire must have broken out in the
braiding shop, and by the time the tire brigade arrived
the flames bad reached the store-rooms above, which
contained • guantity of valuable material. The men
under Captain J. Lowe soon brought a copious supply
of water to bear on the huilding, being aedated by
Supt. idcHale, Sergeant Gale, and others, and within
short space of time, brought the fire under. A
quantity of goods were destroyed, and the damage
i willbe but partially covered by nsurance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-04-06

THE COUNTY ELECTION.

The High Sheriff, W. Ralph Bankes, Bp., gag ag
the Grand Jury Chamber, Shirehall, on Thursday,
April 1, from twelve to three, to receive nominations
of candidates for the representation of the county of
Doreet. The Honourable William Henry Berkeley
Portman, Esq., of Durweston, BlaaMord, was
nominated by Sir Edward Harris Grenthed,
Knight, K.C.8., of Uddins, Chalbury, and Joseph
Narks' Fox Gandu, Foq , of &Upon ;
John Floyer, Esq., of West Stafford, was nominated
by Nathaniel Bond, Kap , of the Grange, Steeple, and
James John Farquharson, Reck, of Langton House;
and the Honourable Edward Henry Trafalgar Digby,
of Minterne Magna, wag nominated by Henry Charlie
Goodden, Fog., of Upwey Rowe, and
Nathaniel Middleton, Esq., of !Sandford Hastingsaer s
There being no other nominatioti, the candidates were
elected, and the bells rang ler7 pail& Among those
in the JurChamber were F. T. Johns, Esq., and G.
Andrews, Req.