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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-16

CATTLE.

BRISTOL, THURSDAY.—We had a good supply
of beef, but the bulk of it was of indifferent quality,
and trade was very slow; prices, however, remained
firm, best samples realisiiv, from &Xi to 83% per cwt,
and middling sorts from 't;Ss to 735. The supply of
mutton was not so large, but business being very dull,
it proved quite ample. Best wethers, in wool, fetched
from cid to oyid ; heavy ewes. SW per lb. There
was scarcely anything doing either in much cows or
store cattle, and, in fact, there were but few of either
on offer. There were about I, too pigs in the market,
and they sold well, bacon pigs fetching from its to
Its 3d, and porkers from its (id to Its oil per score.
METROPOLITAN, THVILSDAY.—We have a
shorter supply both of English and foreign beams
than on last Thursday. Trade is by no means brisk,
and prices on the average are not better than on
Monday. The number of foreign sheyp is smaller, but
there arc a few more English. The total supply is
less than last week; trade is dull at Nlonday's quota.
tions. There are very few choice calves on offer,
consequently these find pureha saem rsi 6o foreign mikh
c
, otherwisetradeisba)
o'nrh offer
; are
there
6 ,Evnegr
very
English
little business doing. Our
foreign supply consists of 145 beasts, 3,165 sheep, and
So calves. . .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-16

LATEST NEWS.
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REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. ,
A rather steadier tone hes been observed in the wheat
mole ; but busine-s has been checked by the tine weather
mei the improxel agricultural Prospects. me condition
th...
wankee hec, however. improved, and in the trans-
Iton• concluded extreme rates have been realised. The
• hee now stri. el when any tendemcy towards recovery ;
onle daily more defined, and if the conditions of
tlw market warrant the establishment of any advance
upon current rates we may expect the upward •einent
~,,,,, ewe witl t delay. We do not, however, expert
that •inotat sill hale much higher than at present,
unless there Is, a detioration in agricultural prielacts,
because a large proportion of last year's crops remains
unc•insuniel, anti P 1111.1114 shipments will now replenish our i
somewhat exhausted stock of foreign ',mince.
Barley he. been dull, and ham been only saleable at a I
amine of one shilling per qr.; and malt also has been ;
dialL Oat.,
on the other hand, owing to their scarcity,
havninnn cteady. Ina not dearer. Beans have declined I
one chilling per qr., but peas have ruled one shilling per
qr. dearer on the weak. Flour has been steady.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-16

FOR TRANSIINSION ABROAD.

QUTTONS' GRASS SEEDS, arranged accord-
LY to a new and complete Geological system to
suit the peculiar formation and surface soils of the
Kingdom.

ITHE HEAVIEST ROOT CROPS are
_L obtained by sowing

SUTTONS' PRIZE STOCKS of FARM
SEEDS, which are acknowledged to be superior
to all alien For full particulars see

QPECIAL NOTICE TO AGRICULTURAL
1,3 LABOURERS AND FEMALE DOMESTIC
SERVANTS.
FREE PASSAGES
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-16

STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS.
Note Paper in qrsquir• packeta from 4d.
Envelopes Id Me Parket of M.

Good Comm. ercial Envelopes In for 250.

Mr. Roinxaoa would adso call attention to the prime
of Mecum' Hand IiARSIONIUMS, returned from
hire:—

4-Octave Harmonium in Dark 0.0( Case . 3 10 0
15-(ktave ditto ditto . 4 10 0
5-Octave ditto in )ak . .. 5 0 0
5-Octave Cabinet Harmonium in Walnut
7 0 0
Ceee
5-Octave Patent Melody 1{ turn, in 12 0 0
Oak Case, 3 stlis and knee swell_pedal
5-Octave 'Lannon:um, in handsome Walnut
14 0 0
Case, 9 stops, and 2 knee pedals ..
Upwards of 2,000 PIECES of MUSIC (surplus
stock), marked prices Three or Four Shillings, reduced
to Sixpence each piece.

In consequence of the crest reduction in prices,

YOB C.L.YH ONLY.

Agent for the Wilkes and GaAs Soloing Maclaine.
--
MUSIC SALOON, COILNHILL, DORCHESTER.
Pianofortes and Harmoniums by all the best makers
supplied on the three years' system, or at a very
liberal discount for cash from the list prices.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-16

TEA! TEA ! ! TEA ! I

- --•- • • - ---- • • •
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Rich. ripe, and (mama.
rr E CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
—Unequalled at Rs. peril,.
riTHEO—USTOM HOUSE I'ICA
For quality and fine flavour.
-
11 E CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Full-flavoured first-growth Karr.
—.-
Ir HE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
The cheapest and beet in EnglaisL
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
In secured packets, from Local Agents.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TE-A
This Tea having passel Her Majesty's Customs r
Tea," every characteristic of
First-gnowth Kaisow, aud being secured in Packer,
retains all the fragrant nil,l pungent properties of the
newly-picked leaves. The Custom House Tea drami
a deep red liquor, is full flavoured, rich and brisk to
the palate, is lasting in stremrth, and its economy in
use renders it alone desirable. The Custom House
Tea is supg&ind in Packets (of one uniform quality and
excellence)—
Containing lib. net, 2. 41 es
Is „
lb. „ 7I.I„
P •
ox. „ 4.1 „
To test the quality, consumers should purchase one
of the smaller Packets, and compare it with the
quality they may be using. To be procured from
Agents in Mont, TOWIIB and and Wholesale
on y from CAVE & SONS, Importers, Richmond,
London, S.W., to whom all applications for vacant
Agencies should be addressed.

HEALTH STRENGTH ENERGY !! !
PEPPER'S QUININE ,S; IRON TONIC.—
' The most valuable and reliable strengthening
compound ever offered to the public. It Is always
the same, and contains chemically pure Quinine and
Iron in a definite proportion, blended in a careful
manner to encore the fullest effect of both. It hi used
and prescribe.' by many medical men, and is confidently
recommended in all cues where strength and general
improvement .4 the health is neceasary. ,Sold every.
where by chemists in capsuled bottles containing 32
doses Is. fid., next size hls., and stone jars, containing
nearly six 4s. tid. bottles, at 22.6. each.

PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON— TONIO
Purifies and Enriches the Blood.

IEPPEIt'S QUININE and IRON TONIC
Strengthens the Nerves and Muscular System
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-16

DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1875

ALFRED T. BOWSER. Manager.

A. J. WiTANS,
Monist and Druggist,
EAST•KTREILT, DOIICHISTIL

EVANS'S ASTRINGENT DRINK,
For Scour in fah.ea. In packets 6L each.

EVANS'S RED-WATER DRENCH.
In packet /11s. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-16

WINBOZZI.

lliGiiWt IMoto. Mr. Politest, the diegict road
surveyor, has had hi salary raised from glso to g•blil per
annum, in consequence of several new roads being added
to the 41.tri q„ thereby rmishlcrahly Mcreasing his work.
Ike* TEVPLUIT. —The quarterly ses.ion of the Dorset
District Isalge was held here on Thursday. On IVednea.
diav evening. in the Wesleyan Chanel. the Rev. J. raYne.
of Shafteshun., preached from " Be not drunk with wine
wherein is excess, 4tc." The business meeting took place
in the Illlfcllnwie Hall, under the presidency of the
ili.trict depute. Mr. J. Wescott. who we.. supported by the
Rev. rhanihers, Mr. Glover (of the L nited Kingdom
Alliance), and Bro. W. Tarver. ili.trict councillor, whilst
the body of the hall WIN well tilled by other members of
the lodge and visitors. Various quarterly repirta were
mol. Number ot I.slges in the district in working order
:IL with a membership of 1,490, among whom only one
death hot oeciimsl during the quarter. There it a balance
in hand after discharge of all rlaiins. The Juvenile
Tempi,. hail al.' made gond progres. during the quarter,
foar new one. Iscing °neut.!. making a total of 14 in the
county. The next hate .essioo to be hell at Blandford
she third week in May. Tea was provideil as well aa
lon-hen, in the Town Hall. A piddle meeting was also
held in the Town Hall. The speakers were Mr. Wescott
(chairman), Itev. C. Chainhem Mr. fl Hallam, Mr. G.
Th.imeloe, Mr. Tucker. Mr. Glover, and the Rev. S.
Knell Cordial vote* of thanks Were passed to the Rev.
.T. Payne for his sermon, and to the memheni of the Willi-
: horse lid.,se for their reception and management. At
lodge session a petition was paused in favour of the
permis.ive Prohibitory Liquor Bill, also by the public
meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-16

SEEDS.

_
We have to report a good seasonabre demand now
;
oprpeesn-si.li zing, for most kinds
of farm seeds the mild
• ther M the beginning of the week having, of
course, caused increased activity in the trade. A good
quantity uf red clover seed, chiefly of the finer qualities,
has within the last few dayslicen sold into the country.
For old and yearling parce.s there is at present less
demand. Alsikes and white clovers are without altera-
tion. Trefoil continues in brisk req., at full rates.
For foreign Italian holders on the other side ask is.
per bale more money. Itye.gramos are steady a,
last week's currencies. More inquiry is shown for
white mustard and sowing rape seed. spring tart,
steadily maintained late rates; stocks in London arc
now reduced to narrow compms. Sainfoin and lucerne
seeds meet with more attention. Canary seed is droop-
ing in value • white millet and hemp keep firm.
There is a good inquiry for English hisseed......joho
Shaw and Suns.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20

HERE REGIS.

ON Wednesdnic the at7nu.77‘..—stisl of the Congrega-
tional Sunday School took place. At three o'clock a pro-
cession W 11.4 formed and the children. accompanied by
the adult classes and the Revs. J. It. F. Run.. of Mere,
It. C. Smith, of Southport, and G. Tolky, of Parkstonc,
marched to Woodbury. Hill, where tea was provided, of
which upwards 14 110 partook. After heartily enjoying
themselves at various games and amusements, some
hymns and anthems were sung, led by Mn. lionise, on
Use harmonium, and at nine o'clock they returned to tbe
village, ending a very pleasant afttrzio,n by singing the
National Anthem. -Under the superintendence of Mr.
J. H. Mundell the school has lately increased in numbers
and efficiency.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20

POOLS.

- ----
INOEPEXDINT ORDER OF ODDFELLosek—In the Poole
didrirt on the first of Jlllllllll last, there were 1,03
members, and the district possessed acapital of £30.9;i1
44.,
an
compared with I. win' 13s. 71. on the first of
January of the previous year, thigbeing an increase on the
year of £2.313 luo. Pd. The contributions received during
the year by the loans of the district amounted to
£.5,112 10. SL; £BlB Ss. 11d. had been received as
Interest, and EPOS 13s. 21. for initiations and clearances.
During the year there had been paid £2,702 12s. 7.1. to
sick niembers, and Elti WA. to the district
funeral fund. The average age of the members is 32 years
and six months. Every lodge in the Poole district at the
pre.ent time has been found to be in • perfectly solvent
state.
Pgrrr Sassioirs, Timrsday.—Bsfore the Mayor, Mr. C. J.
Stone, and Mr. W. D. Dannisk.
A man named JaPl44, licing at Nem-town was summoned
for ...suiting Mr. Knight. of . Bsturday
evening, and tbe odenc• haring been Proved, Wag flaw Ii
and NINO
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20

Iran.* t. Loudon & back.

Watkosa.

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LIM
Lam nettsual .. .. at 7to
„ weimatth .• Cl 9 9
„ Dorchester • • Cl 930 1
„ lion.hm .. .. oti
„ wa..t .. .. at 052
at 10 5
.. llaiaa..nh) pad 'rode to 0
„ Ilamworthy June. MlO ld
„ W inthorne . st,lo 35
Arr Lutl,loll. (Waterloo Drklue 3 20
The Return Train will kw
Station, lanal..o. on the ' . -
day week. at 12.10 p.m.
WANTED, in a Funs Homo, a thoroughly
cdficient GENERAL SERVANT, with good
character. —Apply, stating wss.required, to New
13 tite YAW, Keynellasn, near SeletuL
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WANTED, some good JOINERS—AppIy
W blows. Davis and Sox. Solider', 11.0 e.
cheater.

Ist.. 1••• 3nl
s. 11.
\2t 6 li 0
22 0 12 6
01 6 12 0
% 0 , 11 6
\ 1190 6 110 l'i
116 0 10 I.
17 0 10 0

me Waterloo linage
Saturday or &tor-

lont;whag

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
FIRE AND LIFE.

Capital •••
Funds Invested

11,000,000.
£1,808,267.

Lanuu LIFE BONUSES.
ABSOLUTE SECURITY.

WANTED, a steady man as CARTER, with I ----
reference. Constant work.—Apply at th 1 ... . _ AGMS AT DODC if PtTER :
„ffi"o, of Messrs. Hott..txn and HATII•X, Cool r. o. ttOLLAND ... ... 21. Trinity Stree,
Merchants, 21, Trinity-street. Dorchester. W. Coma ... ...
_ _
CRARMOUTFI, DORSF.T. --
- —Of wham all information us" be °blamed'
TO BE BOLD by Private Contract, with 23, IRONMONGER LANE, LONDON.
on, a Commodious FREEHOLD REST- (rug OLD HODSZ.)
DENrreamivrith 13 Acres of rich and undulating
MEADOW LAND, situate within half-a-mile of the JOHNSTON'S
Coast and Town of Charmouth, in the County of
Dorset, • locality famed for the beauty of its wwnery OORN FLOUR
and the mildness and salubrity of its climate. Th.
House is in good repair, and contains every ece„m. 1 IS THE BEST. ,
modation for a gentleman's family ; and the garden
gnuinds are tastefully laid out and planted with , TO OBTAIN THE BEST
thriving trees and shrub.; detached coach-house and I ASK FOR JOHNSTON'S CORN FLOUR.
stables, and gardener 'e cottsre. A purchaser will '
have the option of taking the furniture-by valuation. 1 It is rich in ilesh•forming and beat' giving properties,
For further particulars apply to Mas. rr Hainoaa and when boiled with milk au co
nts mplete and
per-
and SONS Estate Agents., Cowley-hill, Exeter; or to feet nourishment for children and na of wea
mum.. itniunn and Warren, Solicitors, 9, Gray's digestion.
,l,t is delici' Qua foe . Way CUMAZda,
lan nu" London. angAt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20

PORTLAND.

uservaz or A THRESHER. —On Wodneaday morning
one of the Portland Mating boats captured • thre.ther 10ft.
long and at big round a. an ortinary hone. !More he
WA. got into the boat he tore the net. all to piece.. and
when rectired hi. tail hung a long didanee In the water.
lie wan bought by Mr. Hedge., of Weymouth, and sent
for exhil..itfon at the Royal Agricultural Show at Taunton.

THE VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY—It Is understasl that
!dent Holland haa sent in his resignation; end Dr. Mc
Lean is spoken of ns being likely to resign the surgeoncy
to the corps and to succeed Lieut. Holland, but we hear
the latter's resignation has not yet been accepted. A letter
on the subject of the corps, for which we desire not to be
held responsible, appears in our corre:pondence columns.
Boys Lao BROKEN.—About one o clock on Monday a
little boy named Milks Was Out liirilimesting near In.
dependent Quarry and was climbing up the able of the
bridge when a stone slipped from beneath him and he fell,
fracturibg one leg and seriously injuring the other. He
was attended by Dr. McLean and is doing pretty Well.
THE LATE ACCIDENT.—The per man Edda., who was
injured on Thursday last, at the Portland railway station.
is now under the care of Dr. McLean, and is getting on as
well as can be expected. It was found that he was caught
just above the hips by the iron buffers 44 a Great Western
truck, and it is thought the coats of his stomach are
seriously injured.
ims„nnous Ps-saGE.—ln the rough weather on Satur-
day night auil Sunday morning a *mall undecked fishing
smack with only the skipper and two ls!ys on board made
the passage between the Hill and the titre shortly after
midnight- She shipped three seas, and her little crew
were in the greatest danger hut the Not into Weymouth
harbourby Sunday afternoon, discharged her fish, and was
off win h.= Portland On Monday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20

EN iltsbire.

Lord Methuen has accepted the Grand Mastership of the
Swindon Frezmasons:
J. Bennett, Esq., late lieutenant in the 62n1 Foot, has
been garotted captain in the Royal Wilts IIiBBL
At itrtin on Thursday morning a shepherd in the
employ of Mr. U. Aldridge caught eight old rooks which
were unable to fly on account of the wet, a circumstance
never known here before. Several sheep have died from
the effects of the weather.
At an examination held at the College of Organist*,
London, on Thursday, Mr. H. A. Harding. son of the late
Mr. Charles Harding, aml pupil of Mr. T. E. Spinney, of
this city, succeeded in obtaining the highest degree granted
by the college. and was admitted to fellowship.
Tel NOSTII WILTS BANK Femme—At Wilts assizes,
before Mr. Justice Blackburn, ffem-sr .4 miry Sides and
Hoary JoAn Bro., were indicted for defrauding the North
Wilts Ranking Company. Stiles was cashier, and allowed
Brown, • Melksham publican, with a very small account
at the bank, to overdraw in nine years to the extent of
£16,000, and another man named Eyles, £5,000. To
Conceal the overdrawais Stiles made false entries in the
books. They were found guilty. On Saturday, Stiles and
Styles were indicted for stealing two bills of exchange, one
for £215 11.. ed. and another for £llO 3a., in September
and October, lb7o, the property of the North Wilts Bank-
ing Company. Evidence wax given in support of this ease,
and the Jury found the prisoners guilty flown and Stiles.
for the offence o' which they were found zoilty the
reteious day, were sentenced—Stiles to six months' im-
prisonment and flown to IS months. For stealing the
bills of exchange. Stiles was senteneed to 15 years' penal
aerritude and Ryles to seven years' penal sera dude.
The Right Rev the lord Bishop of Salisbury on the
lEdh inst instituted the Rev. Matthew Robert Fslmeades,
clerk, ILA, to the Vicarage of (Irma Bedwyn, Wilts, rob'
lithe cession of the Rev. J. D. Hodgson, on the presenta-
tion of the Most Hon. the Marquis of Alleshury, KM.
The Bishop has licensed the Rev. Prince William Thomas
Reecho', clerk, M.A., to the Curacy of Erlesteke. Wilts :
and the Hey. William lteed, clerk, M.A., to the Curacy of
Crenborne,

Dorset.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20

NONISTON.

Cau-nnr.—Derchssier " litectsior" v. Merits" C. C.—A
mateh was played on Friday last at Moreton Park
between these two clubs, and resulted in • victory for the
" Eseel4or " on the first innings by '22 runs, time not
allow ing the game to be played out. Refre.hments were
kindly supplied on the ground by the Moreton team
Subjoined is the score :
noacusrrsa "LlCWitoi "
let Inninga 2n.1 Innings.
T. Daus, c Featherstouhaugh, b
Gregory _ 12 c MAW. I. Gregory .. 0
G. Dean, b House 7 c Featticrstonbaugh, b
Emmert.... b House 0 b House 13
C Jenkins b Gregory .. is b Il,uso
Payne, I b sr, h Gregory 0 not out . 30
Stevens. Ii Grapry .. 0 b Howe • •• 3
Wescott, b House .. • • 0 c FLatberstonhaugb.
1. 'louse 0
b Gregory 2 not out..
Oram, b lb.twe ••• _ 3
Cheater, thrown out .. . 3
Mlle.:, not out 2 run out.. . • .. I
Extras „, 11 Extras 9

)102 LION C C.
Iter. F. Freeman, c Firlin. b Emumtou .. I
llopkbas, c ,rain. I, Wmentt .• ••
Feallwrstonhaugh• c thorn, b Wmeott
cre;ory I b w, b Wescott
11,. E. I'. W. Freeman, b Wmsmtt ••
'louse. I, Emmertou
Jenkins, run out •• • • •• ..•
b Eminerton.. ... • • • • ••
Nash, h Emmerton •• • . .• ••
Rost not out ..
I ark, c Weso.ptt, b Zminertou .. • • • •

BINGHAX'S NELOOXBIL
There was an unprecedented fall of rain here on Wednes-
day. Between l&) am. of that day, and the same time
on Thursday, the depth of null which fell was 3.58
inches.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20

STOIIRPAINE,

AN occident occurred here on Tuesday toe carter from
the Fontinell Brewery. When passing down the hill
through the place the pin or lodt fixing on the shafts came
out, consequently the horse had no control of the vehicle.
The man was thrown out and sustained a badly broken
arm lie was speedily conveyed home by Mr. Seger, of
the White Horse Inn.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20

-Soinerottsbirt.

The Bath Remits le to come off on the Strld August.
A Conan rstive picr.c is to be held at Bath on the Stith

hist
Weston super-Mese flower show v.°" be held on the 4th I
August
The Bath Waterworks will, it is stated, be completed
by the end of the month.
The rectory of ihicombe. Somerset, it vacant by the
death of the Rev. George Bale
The summer ball for the Eastet a Di ision of the
county will be held at Weston-super-Mare, on the Zia'
Inst.
Somerset County Constabulati have been supplied w,th
felt helmets, similar to those wota by the police in
London.
It is stated that it has at last been determined to pull
down the old Cathedral tower, at Bristol, owing to its ,
very insecure state.
A little boy, aged two years, the son of an engine
&Ivor, named Williams, living at Bridgwater, was found
drowned the other day in a small pall of water in his
father's garden; only his head was Immersed
CHILD DROWNED.—At Bath, on Friday after noon, about
one o'clock, a little girl fell off the towing path into the
river Avon, nes, the 01,1 Bridge, and was drowned.
AIMAULT WITH • HOT POKIML—At the Bath City Police-
court, on Fr iday, a woman named 111;zabe:14 Ferris was
remanded for a week on a charge of violently assaulting
another female by thrusting a hot poker into her ear.
Jealously was the cant* whined for the act.
The Lord Chancellor hts directed the name* of the
following gentlemen to he added to the Commission of the
Peace for the city of Bath :—Mr. It. S. Blaine, Major
Bric.kmann, Rear Admiral Payntor (Mayor), Mr. F. Savage.
and Admiral von Donop. Three of these gentlemen are
Conservatives and the remaining two Liberal&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20

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A LECTURE BY A CLERGYMAN- , On
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MU MIR am
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

A CERTAIN CURE FOR BRoNCHMS, DIPHTHERIA
SORE THROAT, ASTRILt, to.
. . .

For corieg -tee throat, diphtheria, gro—nchltla, agluna,
tightness of the chest, and tato in the Ildei—whles instant
treatment alone pigments degenerating into more asrloua
maladiert, this Ointment hta the rime powers over chest com-
plaints la a blister pie ceses, wltlinut ctiedng pain or debility.
Old sethmatie Intailds will derive marvel cue ease from the
use of this Ointment, %bleb has brought round many mach
, sufferers and re-established health after every other means had
signally fallel.
1 DAD LEO°, DAD unsmirre, 01.1) songs. AND ULCERS.
By rubbing the Ointment round the affected perm, it pen..
tratos to the thence teniath, and a:cream • wonderful power
on el the kiln° I 11 ming to, and returning tram, the diseased
inv. The ing.turration dineinlslmi, the pain becomes i.e.
liculeratie, the nie..er thicker, and • Cure ii soon effected.
In all long-standing cases. Pills should also be
takcn, as they will thoro:lghly expel all depraved humours
rom the body.

•••••• •—••
UOUT, itnELgATIsM. STIFF JOINTS.
ut and She :mallow arm from MammaUon In the parts
•Ifec ed. Ti permanent cure, adopt a cooling diet.
Ii plenty of water, take Ws of Holloway's Pills Moist sod
oryiilne, and ruh 1111 a 0 mment most efts %wily tale* a day
lb., ',arming port.; at, n toed simultaneously, they dm*
all Inflammation ant depre%.lon from
remove all enlargement of On Joints, nod
on etail as and nut. mtrar.rt,
ERUPTIONS ON TIIC SKIN.

In thin els., ~I m osolnt, no matter the .asee, the rex, or
under whet none the disewe may be erteelfied,
It %id le cured It thin (hutment be well rubbed Into the
nyoem, ,nd ll4ostrWs lilk :Jo 't night and taunting to purify
the 1,:ood. There I, nothing &len:A.4min the 00,0 p 0,2.i00 02
.11,sear0 lii tincs.t, tut, i,n the contrary, it• Ingredients
the in it reotbler, purifying, and strengthening

The Ointment and Pills are sold et pro•es.or HoLLow •
Establishment, 533, trattrd—ticer, Loudon abut by nouly
ceitry re peotable V. ,!or of Audit ine throughgot the CYO bed
I.ln p„t ut,.i U,n.nt ls. lid, Ott, Its. ed., Its., 224
.0 33..
Thu jut of Oddment. euistaine one
ounce: and the itissai etit Dos I,f Pita tour dozen.
Full printed directions Cr. AnilCti to each PA and Dos, and
CID be had in any bus: tunceven in Turki‘h, Arabic, Artnertian.
Persian or Chino*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20

Vampobirr.

--
rim shame in the Hampshire flanking Company, clO
pad up on Friday realised £2olss.—an exceptionally high
figure.
Latutviry. Miss Martha Saunders. of
02
Ringwood,
completed her 1 year on Monday last. This won.lerf
old c.ty in the enjoyment of all her faculties, and only
last week sat up and hemmed a cloth.— Hants I ndepen-
&M.
trimmer STOON.—A somewhat singular accident hap-
at Sutton Scotney, a village near Micheldever, on
=it'll., night. A flock of about 200 sheer. going from
ittnelt„ bridge fair to the north of Hants. Fad been put into
• lesnmiard, in the occupation of Hr. Canning, to stop for
the t. Just before one o'clock a large and substantial
barn aiming the yard was struck by a teed& whirlwind.
the force of wlkt was ao great that it completely blew off
the thatched roof and threw it amongst the sheep, burying
almost all a tn... The drovers sleeping in the barn were
•••ketted by the MAIN. and extricating themselves from
the debris, immediately sot to work, with the assiatance of
*meal men, to release tha sheep from their perilous
position. It took nearly six hours to free all of them, and
no fewer than twenty were found to be dead, and about
twelve more were seriously injured. A smaller barn, about
sixty yards distant, also had heron( taken off, but only one
oilmen was killed out of a Sock lying near it. Some be.
Ines, situated near the baron had several of their boughs
delitt wed teem off. The extreme slaloms of the storm was
tiellassed to this limited specs
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20

ORB= ABBAS.

WE have received from 1.11.11(111/1 a copy of the
Lanneestna Examiner of April 22n.L which contains a
notice of the death of Mrs. .1. M. Fooks, on the 15th of that
month, at the advanced age of 97 years. Our colonial
contemporary says the deceased lady was horn at lip
Cent°, ILtnetshire, in 177, and was the youngest daughter
of the late Rev. Samuel Berjew, Rector of that place. Mrs.
Fooks has been many years in the colonies, having arrived
in south Australia in pint Subsequently she joined her
an, the Rev. S. B. Fooks, in Tasmania ; but for some
years past has resided with her only daughter. Mrs. J.
Renew, at Circular Head. She retained her faculties of
reason up to the hour of her death. Mrs. Fooks was a
calms 'somber of the Church of England, and her kind
and urbane disposition had insured her the affection and
regard of all who knew her.
Year.smas' FETE. —Court "SL Austin" announces
a fete for Thursday next. July 22, and all who re-
member the spirit with which former festivals have
been managed will not need assuring arrangements
eve hem made for a thorough day's enjoyment.
There will be a great procession, including the rind
heroes of Forestry, with shepherds and shepher esses,
and juveniles. After service at church, there will be
dinner, at which Capt..). Mount-Batten will preside. The
proceeding afterwards embrace a variety of amusements.
For horse and pony races four events have been arranged,
with good prizes, and prizes are also offered for foot and
hurdle races. Then there is dancing, and • variety of old
English pastimes. The well-known baud of the 3rd li. It.
is engaged. With fine weather there should be • large
gathering, and a successful day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20

bit

IVERVOUS DEBILITY.— Gratis,
11 MEDICAL WORK, showing Sufferen how
they may be Cured without the aid of quacks. Free
on receipt of poutage stem —Address, SICUTAJIT
Institute of AnatoleY,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20

WARSHAW.

WESLEYAN SUNDAI7SCHOOL ANNI%EFLCARY.—On Sunday
two anniversary sermons were preached at the Wesleyan
Chapel by the Rev. J. IL Cadman. Owing to the incle-
mency of the weather, the congregation in the morning
was rather thin. At the evening service the chapel was
crowded to excess, chairs and formes were brought from
the schoolroom and placed in the aisles, and even than
many were obliged to stand. The rev, gentleman in the
morning selected for his text Luke xviii., In, and in the
evening Ecclesiastes ix., 10, upon which he founded two
highly practical and interesting discourses. The musical
portion of the services was rendered in a very creditable
and praiseworthy manner by the scholars. Great credit
is due to the Superintendent, Mr. Crocker, and also to
Miss Strawson, who presides' at the harmonium, for
having devoted so much time and attention to the getting
up of this anniversary. On Monday the children were
taken to Warbarrow, about seven miles distant from the
town, for their annual treat. They assembled at the
chapel at 11 o'clock, where there were 13 stalwart horses
in waggons and vans ready to convey them to the place of
amusement After the friends and children, numbering
about 170, had secured their seats, they Proceedod through
the town singing a very popular piece—" Hold the Fort."
Passing through the vll4ge of Stoborough shouts of joy
came front every conveyance. Arriving at the foot of
Grange HUI friends and scholars, with the exception of
the very youngest, alighted to relieve the Horses of their
burden whilst climbing the Purbeck Range. On reaching
the top a most delightful scene suddenly opened to sight
on either hand ; on the left was the beautiful blue and
sparkling sea, dotted with many vessels with their
expanded sails gliding over the surface, while on the right
the ancient town of Wareham, the seaport of Poole, and
numerous small villages gave life to the picturesque
scene. The children once more took their places and rode
I on until they reached the steep decline leading down to
the place of rendezvous. Once more alighting all hastened
to the bay to enjoy theinselves, while the friends prepared
tea, every countenance beaming with joy. Two hours
I having elapsed, the scholars were hailed fur tea, and after
partaking of an ample repast, were allowed to retire to
an adjoining field, while the friends were enjoying the
same. Tea being over, Mr. and Mrs. Crocker am l the
teachers antii4cil the youngsters with racing and other
games. At about half.past seven, all feeling somewhat
tired, the horses were harnessed to return; after singing
the friends at Warbarrow a tune, and also at Grange,
they readied home at about ten. o'clock, very tired but
thoroughly pleased with their slay 's outing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20

&liltøbtrc.

ROYAL WILTS MILITIA.--Lieutenant Clement Elward
Hamilton, mina the late Idishop et Salisbury, has resigned
commission in this regiment.
At Salisbory, on Tueziay, Mr. WiMans Moreton. of
Whiteparish, was fined 1:43 and costs for &iv ing two cows
on the highway afflicted with foot wol mouth disease,
which is very prevalent in that parish.
N sTION•L Mtje,c COIIPIrTMONS. —At the public competi-
tions at the Crystal palace Mr. Henry Cross, lay vicar of
Salisbury Cathedral, and Mr. Tlonna, were equal in the
bass solo competition, and took the acoml prizi, a porde
of .ClO, between them.
A DEviges J eay.—At I2evize• Quarter Seszionv an old
woman, named Fanny Turvey, marine store dealer, was
charged with receiving a table cloth, night dress,
stolen by a boy of 12 from his parents. Ile and his brother
aged 8 took the things to the woman, awl, they may. she
gave a penny for them! The jury found the boy guilty,
the woman not guilty. The Recorder (Mr. Mereweather,
0p..): I am very dissatified with your verdict. I have
before had to find fault with verdict., given by a Devizes
jury, and have threatened to Icy the matter before the
Secretary of State, and am not certain what cotarse I shall
take it, Otis case. It is entirely ograimt the evidence. The
woman was discharged. and Vie boy sententati to fourteen
days in gaol and • Reformatory for five yews.

DEVIZES WOOL FAIR.
Tuesday's fair was the largeat eser known. Twelve
hundred parks pitched. About two-thirdt were sold hy
auction. There nes a large attendance of buyerA, and the
tales went off briskly, all the best lots making ISM. per
lb., as against 151 d. After the au lion nearly all the
other It ts found buyers privately, including many rep.n-
represented by samplea, at about the F3lllO figure', being
an average advance of id. on last year's fair.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20

CATTLE.

BRISTOL CATTI.E MARKET, Tittrasmtv.—
A limited supply of beef, but with a good demand it
was all sold at an early hour. Best descriptions
realised from 80s to 845 per cwt , and middling sorts
from 75s to Bos. There was a moderate supply of
mutton on offer, chiefly Irish, and of rather superior
quality. Best wethers (etched from gd. to Wel, and
heavy ewes, 8d per lb. Lamb was in good supply,
aid sold freely at ma per lb. There was a fair show
of store sheep, which met with a moderate demand at
about late rates. We had only about 14000 store
cattle, and with an improved demand they were all
disposed of at late rates. There was a moderate show
of milch cows, and a fair amount of business was
done. We had only about 800 pigs on offer, but
trade was not particularly active, and they proved
quite sufficient for the demand. Bacon fetched from
its lad to lan, and pOrkerS 12S 6d per store.
METROPOLITAN, TIIURSDAY.—Wc have a
much shorter supply of beasts than on last Thursday;
it is, however, sufficient, the unfavourable weather
operating against sales; choice qualities cannot be
quoted lower. The number of sheep is not quite so
large ; trade is dull, but there is not much alteration
in price. Choice lambs are in demand. Calves are
very plentiful, and rather lower. There are 40
English and 20 foreign !flitch cows on sale; trade is
very bad for them. Our foreign supply consists of
450 beasts. 7,290 sheep, and 960 calves.
- •

(Per 'stone of 811).)

d. S. d.
Dint Hoots, Herefords, kc 0 0106
Hest Shorthorns .. • • •• • • • • 68to 6
Second quality Masts .. • • • • ..• 40to 5
Hest Downs and Half-brats 0 oto 0
Do. Shorn . • • • • • • • 6 Bto7
Hest Long-wools .„ •• .. 00to 0
Do. bhorn .• to 0
Ewes and Second quality .. 0 oto 0
("5"41 •• • • .. .•4 0105
Beasts, Shoop Ind UlUbl. 15,060; CalTell.llo ; NO.

METROPOLITAN MEAT.—WEDNEsDAY.
There was a short supply of meat on sale to-day,
and trade was good at the following rates :
(I'ar stone of 8 L. by the carcaso.)
s. d. .d. s. d. s. d.
Bccf • • .. 34t05 10 I Veal .. .. 30to 6 II
Mutt,. .. .. 34t0 0 8 Fork.. .. 42t0 6 3
Bast Aylesbury Fresh Butter .. 104. vcr dozen Iti
Second do. do. .. . .. 13s. o
J.u. limuut & Co. 143. New Moat Market,

HAY AND STRAW.
WHITECIIAT'EL, TUF..+DAY.—The short supply
of fodder on offer was cican:d without difficulty at a
Further slight advance.
(Pr? Load of 36 Trinket )
Fine Meadow Bay 90. to 1170.
Inferior Ditto.. 651. to 751.
him° old Closer 100 a. to 14.36.
Inferior Ditto 6.54. to 930.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20

FOPOrtk—
Abel bz
ffill be
estimated
thollaand

will be

MARK LANE. —Tan DAY.
Whoa closed Is. higher than on Friday, or 45. to 5
on the week. Barley Ann. Oats as on Friday, ink
wr on the week. Maize Ann. Beans end pens Is.
Town-made flour Ce. country end foreign ts. to
• than on Monday laei
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20

OSYINGTON.

TENIPER %NCR TEA AND LECTURE —This branch of the
Dorset County Temperance Society held their meeting on
Thursday Last, in a barn kindly lent by Mr. W. Gill, which
was very tastefully decorated. The children belonging to
the Band of Hope sang sonic temperance hymns. A goodly
number sat down to tea. After the tea, Mr. Vaughan, of
Wareham. gave in excellent lecture. Mr. J. Dunning pre-
siding. Altogether a very pleasant day was spent.

HA /il WORTHY.
DAT Sciioot--This school underwent its annual inspec-
tion by 11.11. Inspector, Mr. George 11. Gordon, on
Monday afternoon. Ninety three scholars were present.
fifty of whom were qualified by their number of of
to he presented. At the close of the examination
Mr. Gordon expressed great satisfaction.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20

THORNOOXBB.

THE Lord Bishop of Salisbury on the 12th instant,
instuteil the Rev. Charles Albert Brace, M.A., vicar of
Ilattun. Warwick, to the vicarage o(nm-wore:mho, rice Rev.
John Bragge, deceased, on the presentation of Mr. J. A.
Bragg.... Satlborow, Thonicombe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-20

BLALNDPORp.

COUNTY Pm"' SUSSIONS, Saturday.—Before Viacount
Portman, Mr. J. J. Farquharson, and Mr. H. S. Bower.

_
annnir seusenvers,
Charles Pont and William Lane were charged with play-
ing pitch and toss on Sunday. the 11th inst., on the Mill
down.—Defendants pleaded guilty.—Viscount Portman.
in acquitting them, remarked that if they were brought
before him again, they would net he let off so may.

DAUNK AND SuOTOUS.
Henry Pepe and Salome! Stickley pleaded not guilty to
a charge of being drunk and refusing to leave the Royal
Oak Inn, Ililborne, when requested by the landlord.
The ease was satisfactorily proved by the landlord and
Sergeant Arne, and they were each fined 15t. including
costs: . . . . . .

Michael Sons, labourer, of Spettisbury, was charged with
being drunk on the highway in the village on Sunday,
July Ith.—Defendant pleaded guilty, and he was fined
15s. including costs, this being his second convieion.

SALE OF LIQI;OR IIIMI?-172 PROHIBITED HOURS.
&Orr Jana A umr, beerhouseheeper, Spettisbury, was
charged with selling beer to the defendant in the last cue
on Sunday, the Doth of June, between heliport two and
three o'clock, contrary to the regulations in that behalf.—
p.c. Spranklin gave evidence.— Defendant pleaded not
guilty, end was dismbuied with a caution.
Michael Nnis wee then charged with being on the pre-
mises during prohibited hours.—This case was also dis-
missed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-27

Doratsbirc.

The Right Hey. the Lord shop Salishury ha. con-
ferral upon the clerk, M.A..
Rector of Wo.d Stafford, Il•rod, and Rural llcan. the
l`rebetot f Itum-ontl. in Sali..lairy Cathedral, vacant by
the resignation .4 the Rev. S. C. Malan. ihi lorighin
haa lirenlual the Itev .folut I.ittlewood, clerk, 8.A., to the
Curacy of Edington.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-27

Utgbir.

STONEIIENGF..—A party of civil engineers, after four or
live days elahorate survey of Stonehenge, conclude that it
was erected as a Temple of the Sun.
Mr. C. A. Wheeler, Swindon. is hon sec. for this
district of the society for reforming costly mourning
customs.
For centuries there has been no resident vicar at
Ebbestiorne Wake, but the Bishop has just laid the
foundation stone of a parsonage to cost about Lite. Mr.
Miles, of Shaftu+bury, is the builder.
.BANK SllARES.—Nlessre. Waters, Son, and Rawlence sold
10 shares in the Wilts and Dorset Banking Company, on
Friday, the property of a deceased gentleman, when the
price realised was from .f:11 to 1:115s. exclusive of dividend;
the average being £4l 3s.

CANADIAN EMIGRATION.
To the FA
The Agent General for Canada. in a latter to the Times
of 12th July, 1175. says
"The &Dices from Canada, both privately and in the
pros; its well as from gentlemen who have Lady arrived
from there, show, that in the present state of commerce
and trade in the Dominion, and especially at so lato a
period of the emigration sixison, it is not advitable to
encourage the emigration from this country of artisan;
mechanics, clerks, and gener.il labourers to Canada. Thews
persons arriving in the middle of July or the beginning of
August, will thad a depressed state of trade and a lack of
general employment, and, unless they have extraimlinary
energy and self-reliance, or sufficient means to maintain
themselves fur a considerable time, they may find them-
selves forced to face a Canadian winter, with no prospect
of employment. To encourage emigration of such persons,
in such circiuustanc,e, would be almost criminal, and
equally ilisastnius to the emigrants themselves, and to the
interests of Canada."
It is evident from this, that the Canadian demand for
mechanic; general labourers, &a, is at present at an end:
it may therefore be desirable to point out to persons of
these classea who may wish to emigrate, that my recent
advice,' in reference to agricultural lalourers, domestic
servants, mechanics, and general lalsiurem is to the
effect that the demand in Queensland is still very brisk,
at good wagoi.
It may also be worthy of attention, that work in the
open our, or in workshops, hi carried on in all seasons in
Australia.

RICHARD I/AINTREE.
Agent-General for gm-wad:mi.
Qumutland Covernment OltirrA, Charing
Cr* S.W., Lith July, WI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-27

DORCHESTER.

--------
roMMITTRD TO THE 110RAKT I'OUNTT PRISON. —Hard
Lobe, : John Henry Thomas Warren, vagrancy at
bturminster Newton, I calendar month : Alfred Hodges,
steeling a jacket at Sherborne, Eliza Itishop, steeling a
dress at Weymouth. and Charles Ilaligood, drunkenness at
Whabonie, II days each.
Wear STAFFORD CIIVRCII MISSIONARY SOCISTY.—The
annual meeting of this valuable branch of the Church
blissionary society is fixed for to-tuorrow (Wednesday)
evening. The notiee is short but we believe %hi: arises
from the fact that the rector has been in North Wales for
his health tiU within the last few days. We hope there
will be a large attendance and a good collecti in, in recug.
nition of the untiring seal of the 1 . treasurer of the
branch (Yrs. Reginald Smith) oil behalf of this venerable

Friday last were condi:nevi to
their last resting 'dace in Fordimaon Cemetry the rtal
rums wi of Bandsman F- Inekett, of the :lnl
It...reeved died after only four days illness from inflantnia.
T of the lungs. A goodly number of volointeeraturned
mit to tierform the last sad °Mee* to a departed comrade.
The funeral cort.'ye left the late residence of deceased in
the f.dlosving order :
0.n.0.! Mutton'.
Firing party of twenty with arena ret envy!, under eisumwil of
Seri:cant Harris.
14011 Mr Sergiant Ta,lor.
Lialki of :tnl lllt V , under Bandmaster Wellspring,
playing the Dead March li.ti I.
amteining the body and relatives 11 deceased.
, Private.. .4 n 1 14 11. V., under command .4 Lieut. Hodges.
Brother. an I Slaters I , .4 %Lich dereased
was a itionher
In ,
thi., order they wended their way through the High-
street to Fordington church, where the e.,o4pe was met by
! the Rev. W. C. Osborne, who performed the burial
service. At its conclusion the usual volleys were lire
over the grave. The hand played as they returned, and a
greet concourse of persons assembled
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-27

LATEST NEWS.

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE.
The grain trade ha. been much lea excited. owing to
settled weather and to the belief that if we have a con-
tinuance of brilliant sunshine the result of the harvest
will eventually le ~,,, re aritisfactory than was a ilayor two
ago thought likely. Still e ~,,, paratively barren results
must lie expected from the low lying fl-sele.l .11`trfrt'' Of
the Southern and Midland emmties. in the higher
Untie. Imwever, a fair till 4 wheat may yet be secured.
provided that tine weather he favieirable. Mark-Lane
to-day but little lousiness was timilaeted in wheat at
the rates current on Friday, or at an improvement
the week of ale to two shillings per quarter.
Ilirverything stilt of counie, depends upon the
weather ; but there is very little a...00t but that quota-
tions will continue to lianlen, for deli% enes of hinne-grown
produce have naturally been very small, as fanners appeer
determined to hold over until after harvest, when,. there is
every probability of scarcity of sound grain. This is pat
contrary to what occurred at this time last year, when
atocks were worked down to the verge of exhaustion.
Spring corn without fresh feature.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-27

ENGLISH WOOL.

The market for wool, either English or Colonial,
remains quiet, and prics.-s show no quotable alteration.
The supplies coming forward are liberal, and the
dtNire is rather to accept offers of a slight deduction
than to refuse them.

ciVERTpN SHEEP FAIR.-

At this fair, on Tuesday, al.out tP),OOt/ sheep were penned.
Priam were 10s. to 12a. above those obtainable last year,
and a fair clearance was wade.

THE WOOL TRADE.
At Devizes, on Tuesday. there was a large fair and it is
estanated about 101.M/U0 tleeees were iadd. The priixoi were
for ewe and tog wool alike Pitt to INK
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-27

CATTLE.

BRISTOL, TllritsliAY.—A short supply of beef.
Best descriptions fetched frorn 834. to Ss. per cwt.,
and middling from 7oi. to 765. Average supply of
sheep. Hest wethers oil. to 955 d., and heavy ewes
Sd. to S3O. per lb. Limb sold freely at from 9,5 d.
to tad. per lb. About 1,000 store cattle from Ireland,
and with an improved trade all were sold at slightly
higher rates. Store sheep were rather short, and all
were sold at full rates. The show of milch cows was
rather small, and all were disposed of at about late
quotations. Only about vo pigs on offer, and trade
was quiet. Bacon pigs fetched from I2s. to 124. 3d.
and porkers 12s. 6d. per score.
LONDON, TIit•ItSDAV.—I,IIO beasts, including
.too foreign ; trade !inn ; inferior, 4.. s to 54 ; prime,
6s to Gs 6d. 14,950 sheep and lands, including S, tfici
foreign. Inferior sheep, 44 &I to 5s Gil; prime, 641
to 74. Lambs sell at 6s to 7s 6d. 303 calves offered
at 4.% 6d to 4% &I.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-27

JOHNSTON'S

CORN FLOUR
IS THE BEST.

TO OBTAIN THE BEST
ASK FOR JOIMSTONS CORN FLOUR.
It ic rich in &Ai-forming and heat-giving. Pr'Wert.
and when boiled with milk affordic complete ann per-
fect nouriAment for chillren awl persons of weak
digestion. It i. IkliClol.l* for Puddings, Custards,
Blancmange. 'cc.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-27

Sonursetsbire.

The Taunton Highway Board con—template pureliagng
patent stone-crushers for use on their roads.
Tug Bridgwater Town Council has chosen • committee
to select a site for the cattle market
PROVIIICIAL GRAND LOMA: OP 80741111.11af.—The Pro-
vincial Grand 1.04 e of Somerset will this year be holden
in the city of Wells, between the 12th and lath of
September next
The National Lifeboat Institution has just formed a new
lifeboat establishment at Watchet. Somerset the whole
expense of the came having been met by Mrs. Joseph
Smoot., of Annery-house. North Devon. 111., boat, in
acconlance with her desire. is named the " Joseph Souses,"
after her late husband.