The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-04-12 00:00:00

A DOCTOR AN!) A LAWYER ON
TEETOTALISM.

A full platform and • lull room received Dr. Crane of
Wiusborn., ene Mr. Sawyer, barest -r of the Inner
Temple, no Monday night, when three eontlemen ram, to
speak on le half et the Chu•ch of England Tempera:ice
Society. Teetotalism has got her silver slippers on. for
some of the min, ipal inhebitants were in the front eats
of that crowded room. On the platform were the chair-
man Rev. J. Stephenson, St. John's, Rev. H. L. Randall,
Rev. Mittel Greeley. Helenas cum Dewlish, Mr. 11110.4
Robertson. J.P., Rev, W. S. SbuttJewortle Rev. J
Watney, Rev. C. B. Ratclide, Dr. Lush, bonorary
secretary, and Mr. R. G. Wieon, organising secretary for
the More.° of Salisbury.
The Rev. CHAIILIIWI stated be had. letters from W
Addison, Mr. Goiters, and Mr. reeking, regretting thee-
were enable to be present. He was very thankful
so godly • gathering; the interest felt in this euterst its
incr .ming, and especie ly among.t members of Isis own
p °Green, they were exceeding:, glad to bale sue. a
f menus fairer of tueeical men supporting the work, eta
that not only clergymen are taking up the warm, ea
oarnsly bit even son', eithope are total aletainere, sod
beetiog he work. Lately h, read • mewch of the Bleb, p
ef Liverpeol,anil was glad that in that city whore driuk
has made sub Mayer., the head of the church there deetel .
sp at so boldly and beirtily ahem temperancs. thoich
streid b. as, not an ahetainer. Den% let them think lay
of the Bieleis for that, tier eyeaker first took up the C 44.41
an a MrHirl At, de nker, end th v erne the it up heartily
are safe to lan led if they hay, time As tnenibera ef
Church of elegies' I Temperance Societe, they widow ,ed
aril men as the bishop; tee subj•ct ought to he Moir en of
temp. rate') , ant he Mae no sympathy with pot-b.. „bed
temp .rence op e to ,n'etuper lengua.es; on d les
glad to make all ',stet abstainers hut if thee '.ould not-
e shier wer, be heal-eie welcomed these, ear' the me.etp.
enlisted their all. It c immended Omit se ehereemer„
also, for another :sawn ; (thereon&am ease as them ; bee
this can e combines all, bleb and te eed end slow, all
may work together: without the 6Y 4sts„
Tho and, to Inlti tka to. Feet in it.- religinue
aspect to ua wi Christian mei
wgriiiithat.ecrechre I
iihti.thekayr.tua eirdh4tes taemar io,
La; :;
fieiesut,..-6:t:tafileacicaLtkte.thallidl
we shall how victory aa
,gsl tbe peer a fferer to our
Great CePtains recta ;boa • will be sae. This meeting
was held at an pporeeee nu,', that night • great speaker,
the Crane-11, rcf tk. Exch. wee brought forward the
budget, and if coal
w • tinge were hold everywhere. tbe
C"Pr."4l°l. 61"' - tier "eine' beet assist.nce to do
• braveeb ‘ra'f holy et!! i H.. would have to tell that
nearly mail the 'revenue' is derived from drink, this
Chtusbma* ''
.try, se proud of its open bible derives its
r eTene",7e,. -"/ nly from drink. Of comae it would he • held
.y to the Chain. Ile" of the Each. quern Yon
;IL!" l• a do this! Give it opt' But if he were faired by
the
I b weul have the courage to do ie Daly let e
pro le sac—" This thing which. is saddening std..
agreeing the rountry, which breaks op nen.. how.
teedies, and minds, Ibis evil is 1.. le. put d are. let thee
voice of the people reach the Chancell. r of the Exchequer
loudly, and he will ha., the eiurage to turn his thoughts
to this great sueject, and that would be the main thin,.
toward. rotting the eitigrace removed.
Dr. CRUM of Winth woe, did not think • roe er
national evil existed than the drink traffic; it lath, „„ie
one with which we can readily lirePPle, eisd for • Mitts
exists so satisfactory a cure. It is Perfect wa-t" r t time
to try .o diminish the u vils if intents:et...on, en 100
temuia.ions exist all arouna the man who is u ~der the
power of the drink, for socki 'here is ne modes soon, the
only ..rektUard totalito.nce. once and for vise But
the Church of England I. the only one that .efely his •
wit,- hula to iv. es on; it 1.. the church of the ea..„.,
Including many of wid..ly different views. 's the time
will come, he hoped, e b re there aball be ret need ter the
"moderate set-ton," hot ?tut is not yet. L :oked at in •
;
moderate tie eubject is tolerably • asy for the
ditfieletieg are much greater from a oder. ific *tend point.
You rennet prove phvei•ilogically to a LY.iern.e In• 11 that II very small aniouet of wine or opiate is itajuring bine, hough
we have oteing Ito led for believita tort-ti era are
stronger than moderate dyinkerseredical men donut attach much importance to a few instances; but all medical nem
admit intemperance is a (rightist' evil, Hundred, of
thousands drink themselves to death without mci go tire,
tipsy, and the line between moderate drinking and eves.
In very fine, white • very melt dose of alcohol wilt produce
bed effete.. Dr. Parkes, one of the moat cornet Meseta-
gatnre, had shown that even as ounce and half of alcohol
would do harm to a man in the prime of life accustom, A
to alcoholic bever.•ges, the adore it is i• me than a m et,
should take; • woman must take much Ise., and del...me
would be severely injured by t Acing a amen smolt of of
alcohol. Actually there is none* of detearretion
be 'eren
moderate driekiag and aces, ;the "ea of e, ge. Macrae con•
netted with the peerage drank hinweli o degee, eea
while t ',kis, much les, than lief at her vodee hi, deetheze,4
the sou mid "How cored I teil thee iat I wee taking woulei
kill me, when My lathe, d•••• ke.the From Dr_ Riches/
eon's experiments, these's...tier e-ida eery smell snemet
of alcohol would *thee the aof the b:0 1 format/as
and do harm, and ikelletioa P events tie Wert from mete
log, to that drinks° ara._aar oh nun, liable to heart alimrses
than others; three or
.r drop@ given to • "Gene girl
would interfere with tire proper action of the hew& and
one ILO Itanif 011,1146., to a roan would do hares, Con•
aldillrialth bow ran fro drinkers confine themselves to such
a,l_lll:4°ln't as that . it is evident the quantities geaerally
seaea an In "vies considerably, and will art/V*ly prove
• hurtful. Dr. r....arkes proved that large numb. is of men
doing the meet arduous work were hem fitted by having no
alcohol, at'u In the celebrated expedit'on nader Sir Garnet.
Wolsele7, the army hewing no stimulants did more trying
work, and weat through more exposure with cheerfulness
and roefideace of wheat' • spirit-eleinking army ia wholly
thue., tweet Exposure to cold, to beat, to th • attacks of
aweless all are very much better undergone when men are
not taking alcoholic beverages. Statistics of the Temper'
:MProvident Assurance Company show that t ael
iners of all ages are better members than moderate
drinkers; take, too, the Odrifellows and the Rechabitme
who have to publish arcennts of their expendienni, dc,
and the mortality among toe Rechabites, who are ••
teetotalers, is greatly less than among the Odefellottes.
Yet aniontrat the Oddfellows are some teetotalers, sad
among the Reehebites some who have previously injured
, themselves .by drink, yet the mortality amongst eke
Reekakites, who are now all teetotalers, is 71 per LOSS,
, while &mon, the Odd fellows, who have on Fisch rule, it
Ii ISA per 1,010, and the sickness avenges four dare more
Der bead among the ann•teeteolalers then the teetotalers,
The speaker thug showed that the aldfellows lose
• large number of lives and • very barge sum at
money every year, more in proportion than the teetntal
society. Of occepations. lb* healthiest is the graven,
the unhealthiest the publioanse potters', and cub-drive,
vet the publican has not unfavourable conditions of lidos
does not work very hard, is not exposed to wet, and
generally has good food and Melees. Dr. Parket., tkerw
fore, looking at he evidence, (erne to the concluslos that
circumstances sever arose In which stiroulanta axe bene-
seeiag thatspiritat do not strengthen the body, do .
not make Menial the assaults of diameter, arenotprot•Wiese
against cold or heat, to rather than mitigatee,
militate mediae good ebsciplink dinnidsh hope and cheese
/einem the severest trials of life are best borne willows*
stimulants, eircurnstanees never ease in which the ingetige"
offieer would be Justified in admitting their use. leer I medical min who should speak out is in a very dlf/ o•
position. Generally speaking, he hes to senselt tha y melt
of his pall- nts, mut a most ernineall medical wr him that he lost two or three pateats a dee leer an told
connteriamene the use of stimulants. The Tar ugh ells-
needs as he encouraged to sleek out, for OW 'Heal Map
ntuat take the chance of diminishing his. p .he does he
himself he would not say they are Ire, .tenme. For
disease; but if he were ill, it would Mae .c necessary in
doctor to indum him to p sterile. M. Al • very clever
might occur he had never sera Wear em. Sect mews
to cut .4 the gurney of stimulanekt ~ but had hoes able
witless* any ill effete. liketer 4111 4 many Gars at our,,abstinencetOtal abstinence • fair, mparef he know • man give
benefited. Let thew ',Metter el trial ',about being
delay, and they would achy temperance renks without
hest received front epe eledee ih• advice was the
(Applause doctor they ever consulted.
The 011AJIIJI•It
with many coartkilearr keel, we in Weymouth are blessed
Renal Saving", ' doctora (APplansei
said it WW vary V gag., barrister, of the Inner Temple,
out so beaupm IdOtO W. get • chairmen who ep-aks
them on barge Bleehenson had. He oongrat elated
he , g such • an among them, and was sore
" to do • great deal of good. Even if alcohol
enoilde people better in health, be abetted do all he
to send .et them to leave it off. Parents who are going
.71e,e, hers to London would do the very best thine,
ohs, giving them strong religious principles, to tusks
a teetotaller,. Having been • eon, and now Meng •
actistng harrieter, he knew &heat it. Wbetber their
semi went as coal-heavers, street-sweepers, or barrister',
they bud letter confine themselves to tester or other
teetotal drinks. Tie AntebiograPhy e Lord 0'13)0411
tobl how when • student he wetit to bad places; bat WS/
able to keep himself sober, except an reemional boom.
He used logo to the cider cellars bat nniv indulged as •
In half-pint of cider. When Lord Chief Justice of
England, be got opal half-pest seven, read the newepeper,
went to the clurt befnee the other judges. sat till balf.past
four, went to the Rose of Lords, who sit till *beet
their dinner-ease-half-peat seven, and at his dinner
never exceeded two glasses of wine Lord Chid
Justice Oockburn never exeseded three glow

Aisherry, so that dose aeray with the ilea fleet je.laa most ASTER TUFL WaDDINW.-Jan-sh py • of
drink tbrew bottle. of port., 07 1.0 ......01 d t nes wag eho,r,w d with huittrPtirtl nk awl r„,!„u,,
prieoner At the I utter Temni . the c.•l' $ are ve,, la. g
•en the night of the 22 .1 tilt Deforalarit plewhol
1113mcicen store" of Iwo, oro'rld•rl. to t.re think slying he La'. lean to. • Weddin, t, but wad ry eorre it hat
guilty
ad ~h beer se they hke, • n thew inn a hapiened. Sergeant Hi.,. of Ms rah limy, heard .lef admit
gra It quenity of port waw. 11.4 on. I.• cone a making a not e, and tearing at the toy of his voice, and
proilighe. 'nen. nd,l to wrens with .....t`l.-r Wald at a he tot .1 him at go home. refuwel at 61,4, ..nt after.
11.4.'14.4 °l'Ar. ,nd elwave colitent•vi wi•11 log ward. went in door., and then CAM, Wi hid alt otT
II All" ifing-r-por. and the other took I,i. two botlles of in a threat. Lind Attila Is with an iran bar in his halo,
nor'. no 'be ginger-pop rtrinker ee.m. :ier.l-iig olferin light the Sergeant. %Vitae.* heard someone
Ciffect, while tlu. ocher maiened-pdhorls. At 3 h u.- lout to his to put down ti., I, Defendant
denied
...mi.'s. it was said the way to encased Ito put a bottle that he .li4 restnii..: of th • kind. lie hal pleaded frailty
of choeo•Coa lir .4veri Piet. ; hut he tiemol tine. preent Ito the "cause. 'rho magistrate. found previous coo.
""I'l give Pk", °f tee. When rem iee -sue victions, and now imp...el a line (Pa costa 11e. default
a p..c.i.ine berroter. it *nit geenntlal to give a "call •14 data bard labour. A I.llWia, Ida sd pay.
p, er.".• ''',"4" %h. intact shameful thlol. kn., ineernutrfiaa .1 P.foltatnlga
lotntwo..o st eon partied. Ba er rrists wottld *terve, or Ii •in Nor .huter, be Kit. IJ,nI h sir
g risen
h.v. s•eep street.. if it were not for 'elicitor.; but uhre el. ro n e ••'.. olreruct 'a the bigh.cay osi Handal.
when 11i... go: int° ....elicitor graces. snob. .4 toe I u.ine.. March 30th Cu.lty. 14.11. •. ..id -I den. en..
th•lo svt. to dos erest 41...1 o.• el. •Oihe -0. ohs, rUC 111,/ taw 'CI 'ha,. Ice-pie were ruining ~n- iii
lice.. to •ell dri Toe peonle C
at No. 2 all NI. 4 elyiel. and 'erne I ,o s senet mdfed Asainst
not want a lie... •-•• 1/.. N 3 I. th. barriete • hi.• to bcog 1,1-oil',-oil',lt it la
.1,11.1. h. th.;:nrroawretegi.i.7.ltvli.-71.:(
It at. mouiehi the an. dsr -t 10, aada-- liti
w..at t dehn. a ienth T.Spec
..1 •.i•II you,- Ind et tot thein . is; at:- ...pert val.. on 'he.c were now 112•415.. "" *mt.. an. 4
-"Thera me 500 alreede, oue worn .111 aot make a tl.O Wine. IWO . 6.. al. C 'eta. T.-.' ci.C.. la o.ldiffcrenle, the ior.or., id ...eh • go.el ;I• g . end coull wt a I•or obicrections 4,1 thus kiwi. Tile event:4,es
dine with his fLluzlater.) every la.cy r.. every would d-•
mui*fr*" an° a.m." enrthielt almu. emote. knew.. .hat A.o.l.larrteOvinsgg..-Tin. annual appninUsentg
heron I ell °Oeilde d .11w it.,, part .4 tue crime 01 neva* Td ..1 1110 lac-,peaa. O• hi- Ai,
r"";',,,,,"'1101.°4411•renc.. runs. wily, 'wren-tenth., dome were wade : Alinat .n. 8. Pc.r.re and 3, re Slitch;
In • too net% Roue in .re; Icit. 311 agree the Kre .rer p. sit .4 A.ker. s..'-.n it. E. a•• :
lii.' inlor•11 ClLhi 1-11.• 01 the cmur, y I.y .t one Ifilliulftwoln• .T• and 14
nd Alla%; 11r4dP".e,j W.
drink. ft hi 11-te& n
art..ittr Wis ,tk. sea E. -d ; 11,traock, W. r
int, o o „
C cr-et teal tlght „„...1 er....1• •J. it J. He e‘er. IL W key
viii 'ii mati•(..t oi toe a .ed fold him 11 • 11.•, knew a and L.:lMiet n ; hit E .11.1 J• For *::
night woilichlog , t, Ail ~,„ ,th On. J &innate arm W. Bensilo'; B
puldiehooss. King 11.11, • captain of rawc`lrr...o..•••• 11/.14 &odes. k. W. A The • et. 4 J. Hendon; ...HI .11, N.
colt ttil once t,O i-it shi -tit, f inoy that Mouser.; en-4d ILA sr., S. Crete • ...id J woe. lertlettt.
night be Wok • ...Aver. ..eht a keep..e, rwea. I • inard.thek. .1 If J. C.rr: Cot•oon".., sv„
kill-. 1 hint, and U. Jamie. Field him t• IS M.y.tot awl It .1e; Ch.lts r No.le end J.
rear.. pen 11 • wvitia 4.. In is M. 4 Vial Id VI-. .1... tic.. fteneelield C • on-, T. Pm', tin 3.... I'. Doter.
'Grove, an old men 81, we. Icing keioie.e 1, who.. ltie Civic...ale. F. S.IBIW • d i :Iv. a of:. S. 11 r••it .Dl 51,
coti rue%e I pedal's, violently 110.4 him. moP tie • tir Wake!!; Ch 3 zoo u-h, W N F. Cide• ; C .t.n
hitn• Er•l7,..dir wtonnord he co have 20 oc 25veers C 11.1-loch; 11.1 dc IL Henot J E.!
...1 mere La'., ;ht a .1 ctoc dwme 1,10. yollad mat. W. L.ver -.-r1 S. Pee. : ll•ekechurcit, J. P;emicy. dA'
enff-v .4 from daltriene tremens, 1).16. eft hi. .t-ter et-nu .11. Refloat!: Lodete,J end .1. Sante_er... _
pi
'des , mid Lbet he wee alt out the dein, who wth other M Mercy; Mn,.'- rim.. 1.. lett. c. and
__!l L'
I e • W-therhurv, Z.
devil., was term-nun.: Idin. The I•.dge Itas•o 11. min Mnr"l'w°".l• d*, .3 u Nr b
Ps dab*, and hntlinv ep las I.st. Ito Ilan people who M-orra...• •• ,J. •• •
t'irone-d
Puerta'
court 1.1.1 iliont-•tr ng kin never - •C. 11 awfocd 11. VV.. ty; it. P. ..r. 11,
•
•ity to dr. the herlest work; 'l,-i- t•.11,-1 lc
_lft..tuw A. 11......wein; 1.,,.1.13, C. A WA „
a poor lean hi. beer. 'II. etong drink ta
never neces.arr. awl h,r- th. r osw lb. reodt eta map w Mon_ Aid,.",
Watinteh II H.r... en, C. E. C-,.• nd-,•111,,, C
setting too much beer.
w. 3 given t orink ; b•Pboueli: ert6:: b.0n0,...(:,"/"E".hhe'...r. Mar., .n:1 H. ; Coos., J aid
(tlerk, and courted Ann (raik ; h.t he hot Item dreakiug H Wirt, 1.1: rlan.ards W. lied -.t .111 C. tV.ltirrn;
for a week,
Wa.ut W. D. K.... acril It 1) nasal; '11,0,1.414 .1.
.o.lt VI 4. &in'. he With 0 .11• Lonth-et, ho..
•• • w Ank•raiNrie.•id' ad It P.w ••1• W3itanimen. . S)111.01.1.. U.
told-' B--'or, . week lab ill sill Ann." idna VW
te. t n, J_ chd.
soul as.! think ..1 view. net. ," *Ad Celia. Hie 'sea• U. (plid-; wrax W. a .1; Lyow first , realty sag
A. fmi- 14 y tewlidn„ as la, my ww.r,
eo W Rugg. eon.
wYTin' menaywal"."kyne.-tl:nned7lee'bnelnlcUttita.""th.how..4.e 801011011 Parte BRWIONII TPs lat.-B.oov. 'h.- y-r
, hoi hi.'.,, in 1,..1 till .1.e., „....mek. got ea ex mai (9. Edmund., Kola.. Dr. H.., If. and R. Corn 4,
kited her, h. (Mr. 8 I.me) p.m. cited bin, end he was 5I • . _
tensed. A ma.i oa mot J nee. only It aesrit o•d.
a girl who lived at,'-- D ....e maidir•houee ; he dr •ok
a crest deal, and at 11, ona •lunday 10..,11,1•11, ho went to
the I.rty U .•n, O.IC for ....Ile, Came lks.k. 1610 i got
her to in out in the 1.0., and there he Cut ter L .rost with
-the retir her father lied uoni thsr two ron
-.Acted for munler and hei ged. ern. 11 itt, f Ferniest-
bun, else killed hi. sweetheart through drin.k and was
'hanged, lb 'ugh .-very elfin t was made to save him. Is .ac
Centre, of Oat. r.l, hiul taken the pledge and become *
sober, well•cend ...I'd man, eirmthlng tempted him tog-,
'to the puldic-b•oine, isn't Is attemroed to. she. t his own
personal fri.ti I, the s•rg %UV -if y teh. only e•carn..l
through a merciful lot vpivili Provid.ne. ; but Cripal
trot 12 yeere' Wen•l which he I. eoffermc
The ',esker eoutinued en knew he W. right the
lin.s of the Church of Z -gt.nd Temierence &piety, for
lie tesehing ie within ti.e a the 104., r'-ere is
ample jibitineetion fer to al abstainers in Imin old and
new T....temente, ample jiattlicatior, ton, if you choose to
drlnk a glee. of beer ; the ...chins is plan-that no
man or women, hey or tie, shell drihk s much as to 110
the power n 1 self-cons r .1. It tell. nit.' keep in a stets of
wetchtilln.s., and Bo 101111 as W• sue tote: all...niers, we
c.nnot be drunkards. (Hear. and mellow.) Ile lihy d
all would t • 'week on the linu sof tie Charru,. I Eq,a.n.l
Temperance Society, which would pr duce h uvulae to
tlieraseleee and tin ir fellow.tr wore". (ApylAme
The Cmatalgan advieed all to read a capitol article in the
new.paper of Tuewlay week. Jr ended with the
sentence that mune Us know. when he or she, or tome
one deer to us, rosy fall Int , thi. terrilde vice. N iii of
us Is sale. And Mr. Steph.oson exh, rted all to remember
there le one hand to hold op the poor weak I r Ater or
sister. Let us face the evil boldly awl end yr.yer.
fully, fe. ling the?, an the Lord of lUot ~ with us. we are
.trene sod Asti waren. I, conclu.inn, he eck nowledge 1
that Nonconformiet friends had led the war in this gro i
tuovemeai, and he did not a...1arva1.... their lab Sr. who
had ~ken up the matter rar'ler and I.ho wed so well.
The Doxology ant Benediction closed the meeting.

tai FAIL—MI./1 ef the "Peek,..er•e"D4 Jon
Knis•it "Rule •y Tsvere." •pol e I ter au Kg 1.-
of dos .1.6 t. i•4l•lwing U ght, which w,s t itsted.
fs,oor is Olt • ..de It tut! susstl be 3 d a

Itienw r, of 3 uth S red, wit chorzed in
custody with drunk wet obe oder'. on the 0'00w:a
evening in i."..st —Pleaded U.sati•y
found ono at 514 W. awaking a (I,et, and led him ts
the station.—Finn odener.-14noit lib and IP. coots,
and allowed lt dot,.
Tito AD.11001011.1) Cuss Cie ALLZOLD DTSRATIOX
Robert Snow ash., of snint G'.rte.ca-pentoroopeared
on ball cherg wit, .lea 1:10. wife, reoetering tier
chargeable to the c -sunnyo fond oi olielkidpoe, Bator.—
The cam seas adjourned fi.r the completion 01 the seldom
on Wednesday iwt.—Mr. Neuter ie ofecutad on behalf of
the Giunitiew al the Union. and .1 fondant wan defended
by Mr. C. G opening the sue, Mr. Mosley
said this was an op.olic..t:on for a order 1.. bo ma is on
4-fondant who bed left ii, wife Elsa, etto,gosbio I, the
Union. TUo parties were ottani,' in July. BNB rightist 0.
and lived tssethor till tile 3-cl of Novo min r. eat
alleged that &folotent bad il used his wife, end she cue
in con-equenow oboigiod to lo ose bins, so. n altirolout.
Chriatnise, be left, wod wcot us tio_stwomptsio, a Iwo •
being sant workman ho was earning dl. an Lour,
and it was a p tunfuil ea.e a,' the wionotn tv
likody to beeo,ue a moth r. (Mr. 11,011,1)
app" L.r an rd r, maw w.iuld now call the wi.e
Mr. Nantes el. as it lonia a cr.mittil ca-e the wile
cioild not gos• • eViti+llC. ~gain.c her bushels& —Tbe
roil-d that inn' was oi.obt —Mr. AMIS, twister of tie
Union, ..oil un th- 14th March E an Gale c one to the
hisuso apish mg IF an order trim tag filtering ofti .00d
.he e. taiitA to the h ransoming lb ioe eV4r
WOOL —ai..h.r.l Sounders depoe.nl that e. nl4 VW° iliac.
4,-fenelant'e elf, cow. m.. tin. at Bodp irk ant defendant
let Shipto about Cori.true.. On day one def-whont
used ab.leivos lanai/ tee t poranla his wits—By Mr. Nantes :
She left ifebnoloini on toe 3,1 N weather. I took ...tn. . 4
,b.• am I wiy on trot! Ow defendant's hit dfr•
I. den—W, g thought th•t the fact .4 deb.,. *ant
taawtaa We wit • enact anti to tn.- 'swish was
to in Tat ouni-lan-n'.—Mr. Neut.- a .nten g oag..eoes I.
eat k 1.41111 of the charge pof hi. cia. wb h
I-ft bin o' Itr non Moll that the-e w.s not
eel Wow evid•• ec • t flosi &ten lent -ons • Orals:. 10f lie
pose .nt clot B wit it as% cur there we
snake-14 tVI.IC.C• pree,nt eh WV. an I Mn. 11.1
the cm, —Ur N.lreo sail 00f.•11.14.gt Vf..4 willing
to Ruppert hi. wile by aw.lerin4 b• -r a hole-. entice. NV
pot to attempt or no', B t'slas4 Plat IL4) parties
w..uld cows {son as wogeto,nr.

The Bridport Town Mission, almost of age,
proclaims its.ll worthy of all the •upport wh ch those
living witt.in the or,, of the iollentice it has 'led
around for the pas: 19 years, can glen it. The
denerved riII...CMS ..ttr.,.1104 Ihr annual gatherints held
lot wee{ :.1...e ot•alc• volumes 0, tho effecte .1
work perf irm-1 by Mr. ('lark," who tichly dearrved
all the enconimio posivill on him. Th.‘t a soci•-te,
whoa.. p. err f ..- g t ..I spii i• u .11y. in nail , and
iaiadje.Sly rid lal allowed I-. latiuub.h for mete lack
of Nod. is impossible. an the in .in eamt.r 0 s ace :
catooe
ot:1 of tle• Tr. ,mg kin l' of stuff t • permit i'. lout '
it is indee.l str 'use, c„:••• in the !ace of eri. ice! tieny,
that • deli 'IL ..1 •eYeral Iroorr..l, rh cull have to lin
declared. But I had forg.tteti. It I. n i;,;"!•• ace...itied
for by the 1.4 ,ia.tt the mine .1 sub.er. iv i. ot tro... :-.0
;ere Liberal enemhor, Mr. fi .11i, of £lO It ..., • f c tiro..
1r01.„..,ff, .n.l this torie,y, in c ,maion with din ~,t
every •'4,!ie,,- in the town, has suffer.d tine, c:ally.
This ehoeld its ty. ;r.ucentive to those woo are not
ohliVi Pis 0 the W 411,14 qt opir hapless claimants
immersed in the lowest 40,4 ,-I neetwitty -that
totuiermi chew which would not ho eolhatened by
G sp-I tratiis, w r • it n t for the Ishoure ot born:.
loinshoia in and Bible nader.-10 open the heart and
trlftls :4 livir..e...trings the more readily. A few,
comp .rataYet, ,i.tt or et,. perninal deprivation, ri-it of
h,fec,ipn, the teirs-nra ,:.. 41 front in fling till Lighl that
a ailed quay, Is. II eon :unto, du. ii g his ilionicili ..y
ri-ite, and lunch less in.lite.l .1.. aL,.- eit'm a*. e the
unostentatious hut grand work, wild. L steadily
u ..gres-in: fri.m vele to rear. let tint-. who w. old
l-arti gomewnat of ho* this g io I w.,rlt in carried , ,i•,I
pl.ce tliist...olv is for the nonce it oler ill peotot.al
guidance of Mr. itilarte— thread with li'm the mu 1.17 1
lanes and •lems io, the anuelline. oil a-ulhi.., awl un ler
Ise veil of iii.:ht--dive with 4.4- at.t ) cellars nutl
sghte r mean dens tethilent with t'ie ......,.• if mtur.v
rage. and *Ph poverty's crest. ooi g 1411.1 .lly
from ceilinr to floor ascen I with him eLalty
;alders iyehlio 1 4 ,ireeee.) to life where the il. win
"poverty/ MOS snprewia. but where your pioneer
will la greeted with a welv-9_4, nay, a c urinous
reee:i.iim. f..e he I. the only rk4e4 entering the. e to
;riot "Th. Way" en the inmates. :Ail to wini#ter to
them creature c .mforts Yoke tb.• cline., of re:.; mul-
lion in the eye of an oil mast, who will never RP,
another milest ine on this hr ef I iusoey, and rot
wonder how It fa that the crowd of children look no
rithu•t and healthy as they do now' that Eta mine
sinewy breadwinner is stretched u on his 1.1 .1 ...Mit-
oses. Perhaps ?on had forgotten a • pariA pittance
—the ord.lo pooh p Unarm; but, hutment vi nor, ask
the ernaciat A miqtrahle I..oking mother, tool she
will tell you that the children would not look
go w 441 w..re it not for the subst .ntial dintyrs from
the table of Mr. rh.oanekio, pleaded for by the welc .me
, misaiorpry. VIII °fly turpnsed th.:t the family do not
' attend a r•ttrolay service Putriewhele. but ar . informed
that Mr Clark.. ir .1.1. one tin-yei I:nt then the large
Bible on gni shelf, which never used to Le ;here. tells
its own story. It is st .1 the hovels only. e,t,..e ,•;,re
visiharl by your uttaikuary, for the preset-cc c.f Mr.
Clio ke istuaritled spiritually, too often alas, by those who
carry their strongholds to the tbir.l Anil f..urth story.
Much might be maid anetit this, riatiz whilst pleading
guilty to a strong inelkation, It is utiforttanNiel,-/ a lack
of space which pre In les it. Mr. I Yorke him. if coo:.
not estimate the gooi resulting from hie noble mission,
for its blessing- are incalculable, from the hovel to the
parlour, from the suffering, helpless pauper whose only
refute is his 11.1, to him more blessed with this a orl.i's
'mode and comfort.; all will speak gratefully and
eneouardngly of Mr. Clarke and his mission.
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The truth of th.,/llowing I will not yet vouch for.
hnt from good awl relisina 9thority I learn that the
" mo•t deeiralle " reeklenoe at Istawinster, known se
" Brook I.o(Le " and which ham se long been
64.ertiwrd vac..nt, haa 13,43 n, or is shout to he
purch•••4: by Roman Catholic aw horitlea, to be
entitled as • " t,gAning achool for Jesuita."