The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30 00:00:00

b.tterted to his feet and aspired Ont. wish all 'b. fo,co.
..nd shrills,, ea rent.rian longs and h.bit, "(lassie
(ere for W.in, Loesisiasseths and Harghead."
eff.mt •inan the COO • regati..n, sitting in els. ct.sto.
massed of aihmt sown ot, may be inimnigined—it
necessary to deactibe its—Dam/ries Courier.

Tut impnrtation South American heel Mtn this
ciounrry a year or two ago arm mgarded m an even'
would Lave the effect of ',decant the erroneous Fn.
at which butcher.' meat wax selling. tnlortunately
the Irst cargoes received did not enter very Inge', int.
consumption from the fact that the meat had not
properly 'reserved, and this Cifell,nallooB led to the
demand being reduced to • niinirrinn point, w.
'ere tte that a dinner hts juat horn given is lon
•isting entirely of rmokeri, salted and ',totem'
hoof. Ten jurors were empannelled to test the
of the tura', which was Nerved up in various ems. A
unanimous verdict was pronounced is favour of tl
excellent quality of the meat. •nd it ie therefore hoped
that the common sense of our conntryreen will not I,
eke to recognise the opportunity now afforded iy
bringing down the extravagant orkes which ma soe
demanded for butchers' meat.

Br Her llsjeety'e commend the Inland ~,,,
Report on Tee was laid before both Hansa of Parliament
eat publieheit by the Q iven's Printer. Tios
Docinment condemns the Chine., earlse of eating
tea with powdered mineral colour when intended for et.
port to Great Britain ;and tl.e 'Time.," Amman 12,11
in reviewing the report likairire stake tide chine.;
cuelann of (acing the leaf with minerals (aware Mahan.
thin and increemp its price to the Baglieh consumer
for it enables any old brown worthless karma to ha:
dieguised end sold as good res. Hornimen & Co., to
secure tea good, cheap and ',liable in quality, bee hr
newly a quarter Ma century imp°, ted their supply ni.i
covered with colour. The preference ;deep to tLe,
favorite Tea armee not only from their wren,,
cendlb if the
lacakpnes
the pure green is a daub olive,--not plush. Th...
delicious and invigorating ill4ll are sealed in packwe
signed Horniman and Co., London, and mld only iy
libe,a. and , but
also
eelfilirtie til h
ei vo unrivalled
of valtlehde men d'
authorised agents to noun the public &pi,* ad
spuriotui imitation.

How To QUIRT CHlLDREN.—Sometimei I finer f
should Ike to take charge of children, for in idy molt,
days I have biased and damned snob • nuniber njbabe's
(in public one always does that sort of titing—d
the mothers, and If gentlemen should be habil on,
leads them to think what • nioe, affrctiorate,
domestic wife one would make), that I have becotoe quits
skilful. In fact, I weed to practise upon the cottame
babies, so that I might not appear awkolvd
handling the little darlings whenever I had to do .0 4,
company, at • christening. for instance. Unfortoostels,
I let one drop on • atone door (it was only • poor per.
son*, child, but I am sure she cou!d not have made norS
fuse shout it if she bad been • floe lady —tod.ed, as
fashions on, I believe she made more), and the di..gre..
able little thing meat needs grow up with an toorn.,e,
forehead, water on the brain the doctors said, hut the
nether would have it that the fall was the cause nut,
PO after that papa insiated I should leave the bebi. a
alone. Still I have I farnt a good de.). For imtano.
when • child persists in crying, or in tbe Unmet.. of no
nursery becomes fractious, all one has lode jibo tarn M
upside down and thump it on the back—you am base
o idea how quiet all children will become ander this
treatment. At first they cry louder than ever, but after
• time they wee a kind of • gasp, and when most of
their breath has been judiciously thumped out, they
cease altogether—Miss Angelina Gushiagton in TA!
Light Bloc.
°ureic Descarrnos or ItiroLusw.—The Tose:
. .

has for mane dare pima been publiatting article" on the
ritualist'e practices observed at some of the churches of
the High t lurch party in London. It says that" the
shUrcbse which were so notorious last spring are ,qoally
notorious still, and a visit to such • plane as St. Alban'',
Holborn. on the occasion of what is called the " Iligh
Service," is still SLlMCient to startle even the most
tolerant of ordinary churchmen. Prises, A. they deliiht
to call themselves, in defiance of the most judicious ..1
Engliah divines. are onnspicious in Anew. unknown ts
the English eye for 300 year.. Three of the e per.
senates, hula ned with green and gold and yellow, and
sneered with black stripes and 'roues, stand Om thow
backs to the congregation on the elevate I stem at the
east end of the church. The altar is overlalee eish
gorgeous ornament, and illuminated at noon-day with
two great lighted candles. Pyramid, of taper., an Is so
at. seen in Roman Catholic churches, are placed at tech
aide, the chancel is emblazoned with tinsel banners. and
the whtte surpltoes of the aborist.r. are the only thing,
in the gouty siseetaclo which could remind one of the
customuy ntual of the English Chinch. Here, autos
en Atmosphere which is faint with the odour. of int-atom,
the green and gilded priest' are dimly discerned per-
forming unintelligible nsanceuvres, bowing and bending
. and turning and crooking from side to side until tee
recitation of the words of the service becomes the
smallest part of their functions. Two white-dressed
attendants Garry • silver censor, from whit& the lames
of the incense Sr. incessantly Mused, now over the mbar,
new over the book from which the gospel is read, and
now into the faces of all the performers in the ehancet
A fine organ and eta-Sent singing, in which, where it.,
Is allowed, the congregation join with impressive street,
supply the only legitimate element in the aeremooi.t
and the I,r-formulae culminate, in a series of if Zion.
and genufiezions, which can only be litly described as
the Elevation of the Hoot."

Row wg nirrad' ova "Bur Blurrlta." A gene'
pmelter, or fat boiler at Hackney, was recently euro-
moned before the magietrate at Worship-street police
court, London, for creating • nuisanoe in the neighbour-
hood, by the disgusting smell canoed by the odour of
boiling fat, which, if not actually detrimental to health,
was most offensive nay, disgusting to the tortilla of
those who lived near the premises, and who moat
stoutly objected to the stench. On the defendant's yds
an outonumbetlng list of witnessee declared that the
smell given off by the seething fat was delicious, full of
visions of beef steaks, fried onions, and nth. r appetising.
dish., that set than who smelt it longing for home,
dinner, or Saturday night'. supper. So enthuelaetic
were mme of the witnesses (workers in the factory) that
they declared, with • gusto unquestionably real, that
they enjoyed nothing better than a hunk of bread
spread thickly with the grease extracted from th.ir
machinery; nay, more, that casks of their fn was seat
to Holland weekly to mix with the best Dutch butter
for the English markets. We do not know the source
from whence the firm inlthe above aim obtained their
fat or butter. But to return to what we started with,
the bone crushers, we know well the foul smell that
bones, after sweltering in a licap for days, give off ; th• y
are then pitched into the crushing mill; then boded In
water under a great pressure of heat, the fat as it rites
being slimmed off. This semi-liquid grease, foully dis-
coloured, is purified, or rendered nearly white, by
chlorine's'. The whitest and best is wed as an adultera-
ting agent for butter; the snood quality, for candle-
and the dark, runcy substance for grease to lubricate II •
wheels of loc 'motives and rail army carriages. From tie
sublime to the ridiculous, from life so death, is but •
step; no in future the gradation will be both simple aid
easy—it not to the stomach, at boast to the mind—from
buttered toast to the greased wheels of our train. Fraud
and adulteration have hitherto gone band in hand, till
every item we eat or drink, use or wear, is so shamefully
sophisticated that there seems to be no imager honesty
or honour in any of our dealing,, How mush these di--
graceful adulterations have to do with the -Agitations ,1
cholera and the general torte of public health we she I
leave to.. a future consideration ; for the peritonea, aniau‘li
for the day is the evil thereof. —l%e Era.

Lonbon Sante.

FRIDAY.

BAxICROPTIL—Robert Bennett, Yeovil, Somersetshire,
be ?rheum keeper—November 9, Yeovil ; Clef,
Ditebeat, Bomersetehire, baker—November 3, Well.:
Jemes Cumminp, Weatbdon, Soutersetabire—November
7, Bridgwater.
LAST KIAIIIINATIOI.—November 22, G. Mansfield.
Fareteun. Benitbempton, firmer; November 13, K S.
Parker, Blame° Mallet, noinersetehire, mane dealer.