The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-21 00:00:00

TIIE CHURCH ASSOI:IATION
To Ms Editor.

Churchmen have little reason t rongratedi. them-
selves on the Church :is...elation Meeting of I ,t
and the 1,1,1140 position in which the eh:airman
self plare•l by Dm at 1111 l illlceinent oil the plaga 1.1 ii.iiIJ4
questiona at the el ose .of the lei tun,. It was 1....1 vu • + ;!‘
for the chairman to withdraw that liberty at tit. oo•oolog
of the lecture, lout it Wes still Worse to invite -la • r,
the close of it, and then to appeal to the t •1-
whether they wanhel any questions to he toff. I e 011004,
sir, that if Mr. Bingham and his brethren on the ptitfortit
represent the Protestant interest+ in the Chureh of En.-
Lind they are much nearer their last resting place tlson I
hail thought. These men seem to ice to be anxious to
avoid any kind of ry•-•+nition of the lamentable defec-
tions from Protestant truth on the part of a considerable
*sullen of the clergy, they are unwilling to lace +sewage-
°wily the terrible crisi+, ant rather than hear anything
that reminds them of this en-is awl its danger they
nervously screen themselves, awl the pul.lie me well, trent
any knowledge if it. lam distre•seil bey.e..l luteistire at
the poverty of their effort 1.11 telotlf of the Protestantism
of the Church cf and am prepare.' to Witne.e
greater humiliation for these men than they have yet
witerselol, great W. these have been. We are nearing a
crisis in the history of Protestantism hi the Church. 1
eyespot doubt what the issue wiltJ.e; but it will ler raved
not Fan+ lecture/tail Dr. Waintenglies, or lay soich efforts
AA the ll ill isters present last right were able to render ; it
will he saved by ethers who will e• onrageously (nee the diffi-
culties and adventure every intemst that is lear to them
rather than allow their ileasest interest, Protestantism
Itself, to suffer. I earnestly hope that the I:herdsmen of
Dorchester will not allow themselves to be deluded on this
vital question so ea ti think that the danger CAII he
averted loy a few honied phrases about the lieforination.
The truth is, the Churn of England is not standing by
the Itetormation, awl if matters proceed st the present
rate we shall soon have 1111 I.l.ol.l..aailtialll in the Chun+ ,
at all. The Archbishop. Awl Ili-hops refuse to face the
ditllcultY. and when one of their her refused to
the address which they issued • time age to•aritog ou
the evils if R.lllllllhllll ill the Citureh, thin ie• what he
wrote "llus d“..t obj..ct• to the oninifrofo, ix
that it i.e., indefinite in it• innt,tivnta, fexiox in
conclusions. If 11-1,4 not r nt,ire lo utter ii •irl'fle word
with rrferrnec to thr Irro 'nod /1,4/114 afro/. triads am,' tAt
eats* of the 'crnbitterrei controversil. of which it &peal-a,
naussly, the ritensice kedging Eiwtritie
to Ike preeence of oar I,ord in the rt•atenta of breed aad
wine, and the iiitcooltieteol of auricular toafresion 6.1 a
large number of tlo• elenjy."-114tter .of Bishop of liar.
ham.) What are We to think in such eireetestnmes i and
Is it not clear that we are arproarli.i.g a great 1• when
the laity of the Chinch id Logland and the Is:ophi of
F 4104014 Will Wt. 111.41. cerneet .lemon.i, he known, and
when they will demand a settlement of that. I.l.sine•s.
When that ti • •. efforts we he .r.l lost night
will lie loektal bark upon with scorn Alla emit Ay.
T. NEAVE.
Dorchester, December 15.

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MINK 1.E.i5 WITH 10t It MEP-S.—The following extract
i: cut from the first number of the litee..l,-,,,,.. a Haw
penny weekly. which gives Prenibe of being useful and
eiteresting : " I( web:: w idi fesd is the cause .4 functional
TIIE FOUNDERING I U."11IE STEAMER 1 debility. L.u.l. boae objection:Ode is bet drink ; every.
DEUTSCHLAND. thing tshen :Lt • high temperature is relaxitig. The teeth
-I.• TILE NUNS. are injured by Ind drink,', the throat awl stemach are
FUNERAL (
dehilitated by them, awl if we use tea, coffee, wine. ex.
A solemn Requiem. M eel WAS 'all in the Francis:ran the inisehievotte effects are greater. Drink, then, should
Church, Strattenl, .in Monday, "fir the repose of the not le, taken with the fie' I. It is bolter, if ..ne is thirsty,
souls ,d four Franoiscan nen. ,s who bet their lives through, to take a drauglit a seat r .in minute* before wine or
the wreck of the Deets...lsland, and Catilinal Manning four hours alter. Men)" men have relieved themedves of
delivered a funeral oratien. The four waits containing 1
eystepsia by not dritinuile es Sill Water, 'luring mode. N..
the bodies were Placod ."1 tr.'.,el. "..4 blow the altar fo k i 11l al, except time, ever drinks in vonuixtee, with Itis
steps, and, the lide not haring ',ell heltelosl down, before fuel. Man o.fglit not to. 'Try this, dyspepties, and you
the service cu l mewl many of the priests who toik will net wash down blecliallieally what eught t‘i he
part in it andmT o lillf the congregation were enabled m to adicated. and miwilieuted, lefae it is swallowed.-
view them a.: titer laY ProParafaT do interment. The Illetteasini are unable h. take Cm...a because the
leeliee were arelL-Ca ill the "rani:fry attire a nun, ej the a srieti,A eollunionlY r"1.1 are mixed with tit (rel., under
Franciscwn Disler, h. whit, the .leeeased belonged. The the plea a rendering them wdiable ; while really making
hands were clasped in each other, having rosaries ar I them thick, Vary awl, iad;:p..riGle. Thin in,. 1,,, en...fly
thew. A small circlet of white Severe rested on the .leteeted. Jr 1 4:"'n Mil... is VA' r'9, it fo,u`r.
,
leaven, and there was 1.. a 14 at the side. The faces were tee ri,blif i,..1 f./ starch. Catha'liV'S CO COS Essen.* is
entirely u o nevered. tan each eide a the four colliw, gep tt itte:it is therefore three thews the strength of th
which were Placed cf.,' t'gahers burned three Ime.; reeea, and :! refreshing I:ever:we like Tea, or Coffee.
tapers ; awl whenever the wain+ were net "pen for Ilocuiway s Pita,. -lit 6esieral debility, mental
spectators a chaplet ..I evergrseepi, with lilies in the centre, del.res•ien a , awl lien irritab th ility. ere is no medicine
Was put iwer the head of eaeh eolith. The fares of the which operates 110 like a charm .so these f. Mlle. They
deecased all won: a very plait a•pect, and there Wll4 euriii the ldesh soughs: ant strengths,, the nerves and
nothiug sheet them indicating the ...A manner in which (ystent, give tone to the stem:tel., elevate the spinits. and,
death had occurred. The church. wide', X; a moderate in fact, render the Patient .endhle if a total and most
xih
dimensions, Sg.s.llll.l.l4ting l•rholo seven or eight hula red .lel i ghtf id revolution ill his a liele system. They may be
perenie, awl a *elf I.l.‘h,,alhjee. was ioueli en/Wded. The .-oundended must unreservedly es the very beet family
pulpit and the altar were drated in black, and the six I.lmlieille in '.'stenee. Ilmug powerfully efficacious,
candllee en the altar were lig tel. Aisne Pity prieets they are singularly mild in their operation, and oilay be
connected with the church and with different parte of the Oven wPh iniplieit centideuee to dence, ...awn
and
metropolis took Part in the se...di'''. After the celebration young children. They Is nut emit sin a grain of Inereury,
of High Mfma, Cardinal Manning, standing on the top of or other noxious eubstance, awl eattuet .1., Ilan.. Delicate
the altar steps, close to the cogine a Itiel, stretched lens:th. fent .les and all Weald of sedentary habits will awl theise
wise beton, him, the feet of the 'lees-el bent ; towards Pills a blessings
the altar, delivered viith a very dear end :..leien ~.ice„ TIM II Olt—For -1,1 years Mrs. is. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S
the funeral oration which bad been annainced. Adlres. HAIR Ira:rout:ft ha, rec: dyed the ttt endstion and
sing thaw before him as " Deer ehildren in Jesus Christ," favour of the public. It has acquired the highest place
he commenced by saying ti." he ..." at a less to know that eau he "I•tained for any eerier:de enterprise, and
what words to speak, feeling that nothing that lie could c eotribute.l to the aslormiteut ..f tens of thousand.; of
say could add to the hninan pity an.lt'hrietian piety with person% who hare the Prod. of it: serviceable character.
which their hearts were moved. Why. however, he went It will p•.;,:uly A...a .te oat . .',.iy 11•. sreostelf u.el ntharal
on to say, should they mourn over those whose whsle life e..t-u•sr .I .:it g. ,lab*. 'T.' .4" •.. 1b.,. It will strengthen
was given to the service of the " :tiered. Seart r Why „el ineworate the Moir, stop hi (Ailing, o,lltl induce a
should th ey lament that sleuth hael eta shirt a career healthy liamriant gruerth. Nu ether Preparation can
ehich was wholly given to the service ..f liel f They pre luta( the estue beilefidal result sem f, „Hl•buwia,
never saw their faces till that (lay, and hardly roe ..1 owl Perfieuers in large bottle-,, to. Depot, Ili and 116,
these who heard hint knew the name they hire. WTI yet Soathailipton Row, L .n.lun.
they had been received with tlsr. ttndernent a human IMe EXTILsORDINART Cl'HI: ort COLMIII.—" Iler Majesty**
and the sowyn.sturai . reee of Christian „Lamy, The i wit bloat, ' Netley, We le, North East Coant f Scotland.
&swam,' WeV .',lsughters ..f the Seraphic Father St. —Dear Sin—Having had a newt distressing Cough, which
Franck," who had devote! their lives of poverty awl c et- ...lased tue many sleepless nights an.l restless ilaye, I was
%%talent to the liervide a the sick and the betermg of recommended, by II te 11...r.1.1.ii. the Earl ef Caithwees, to
little children. They were constrained d, go f.rth into a try your most invaluable Balsam of Ahiseed, end I ran
foreign land to embark on shipboard, and to ',sect the assure you with the first (1..0 I (ousel immediate relief ;
perils of • wintry sea. The Cardinal then alluded to some even without having to su•pend my various ditties ; and
of the painful incident. .4 the wreck, awl added that the llret small leittle completely cured nie, therefore I
there Was reason to believe that the sight of the rains have the greatest comi-hoire in fully reeennnending it to
resignation of these noly sisters proved a useful example the million. Most respectfully yours, W. I.inzell, H.M.
to souse who *hared their (ate. Who could tell how many IX IL, * Netley.' —To Mr. IN.well." Powell's Relearn of
"1""' of ''udridi°... of faith, and of submission there were Aniseed .-3111.• had Of all I 'heinigt.„ in Bowe.
at la. 10.
during thee., hours of agony I The example of thoor and t!...3.1. Warehouse, Mackfriars It-ad, Loudon. Ask
s
lii/ten was like an artieulate voiee preadting to others. for " rowelEs Ifol,ain of Anise,,l."
Might God of Ilk infinite mercy accept the prayers ,if A DISHONEST PRICTICE.—Fur the sake of extra profit
those Wholis lie addressed and his own, that all those who some wiprincipbel tradesmen, when asked for RECKII7'S
through that agony haul passed into His prrsenre might he PARIS BM ees Syesittsl. subtitede inferier kiwis in the
washed in the precious 1.1 c. 1.1 of Jesus, and after that 141110 f,1:1. The 11..11i. InUe. "AS USED ins THE PRINCE
expiation might see his fare f„r ever.—The Requiem cv W.ll.l:ti' LAI. NDKV.. in 111,,,V N. lIIIIVUr6AIIY eAcemed
SetViee, which illawling the ad-Ire's, writpied abed au fir it• •pl. edit eimlite -above all ether blues—that it la
hour al a outer, was then weeded.... and immediately Importaut to ..Iwerve its, only genuine when sold in
after several hundred person* were allowed to see the squares, wrapped up in pink paper bearing I. Reckitt and
bodies of the deems/A The interment took place at St. Sous' name and trade mach. Rehm all Blue which ts
Patrick's Catholic Cem w
etery, LeFionans, not so wrapped.