The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-03-08 00:00:00

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AN incendiary fire in a chemist's shop at East Lives.
pool. Ohio, suffocated by to,, fume* from the druipi a
family of eight persona, who were sleeping overhead.
Sin Cava's!. GOLD:JET and Mr. Thorold Rogers have
br..ught in a Bill to repeal the Act of the 4lst year of
Xing ilti..r4e 111., which wade it impossible for a person
in linly (Pr len to sit in the House of Commons.

Hen MAI FATY has been pleased to confer on the Earl
of rife the Most Ancient and Most Noble Onier of the
Thistle, vacaist by the death of the Earl of Seaheld.

Ns3 [-STY has been pleased to approve the appoint-
ment of sir henry Tufton to the Lord Lieutenancy of
Westmorel.md, vacant by the death of Sir Richard Mus-
grave.
Attorney•Creneral, it I. stated, intends to institute
a number of prosecutions for bribery and corruption
against persons connected with the late election for
Sandwich.

Viscous., EVCRALIT, who will be remembered as Mr.
Slsaw-Lefevre, Speaker of the House of Commons from
18:f.t to 1857, completed hiss 87th birthday on Tuteday,
when lie received numerous congratulations.
A Gm ot 17, who bad been a domestic servant and had
been leading a loose life, made two attempts to kill herself
last week by jumping into the river and by throwing her-
self before a railway train. SOME, charitable persons are
going to place her in an institution.
Jr is dangerous to make a mhstake with umbrellas.
James Howard did this last week at Leeds, and was tent
to prison for three motths. It is true he had pawned the
umbrella which he took "In mistake."
THE Rev. J. Shuttieworth, minor Canon of St. Paul's,
lectured "On the Stage" at a meeting at Leeds, preidded
over by the Hee. Dr. Gott, the vicar. Ile called on the
clergy to accept the drama and endeavour to purify it, and
not to be afraid to attend theatres in their clerical attire.

THE movement for promoting the wearing by ladies of
fabrics made of home-grown wool progresses. A fancy
ball is to be held at Driffield, at which all the ladies will
wear dresses made from home-grown wool, and • beautiful
shawl, woven from similar material, is in course of manu-
facture for presentation to the Princess of Wales.

AN odd story comes from • Til near Gravesend.
One Sunday the Vicar, who is somewhat unpopular with
some of hie parishioners, made ceatain remarks in hie
sermon at which a lady smiled scornfully. The Vicar
walked down from his rostrum to the pew where the lady
was seated, and, havine given her a good shaking, returned
to his place and finished his discourse. His next appear-
ance will be before the local magistratee.—EcAs,

Or Wednesday, Henry Exworthy, a tradesman of
Plymouth, banged himself at Haverstock. The deceased's
brother and nephew and another person are in custody
charged with extensive robberies from an army and navy
outfitter at Stonchouse. The brother was foreman, having
occupied that confidential poet for many years. On
Wednesday, another foreman, who was not in an=
implicated in the robberies, poisoned himself,
nervous anxiety at having to give evidence, and soon after
the prisoner's brother, who is not known to be involved.
also 4,ominltted suicide.

THIC Cambridge Senate has affirmed by the enormous
majnrity of ais to &I, the proposal for admitting women
to Univervity examinations.
THE eightieth birthday of Victor Hugo, the fried
French poet and revolutioniat, was celebrated in Paris on
Saturday. Upwards of • quarter of a million of persons
defiled before M. Hugo's house in honour of his birthday.
Ma. H. STAPLETON, irnn merchant, of Macclesfiel
was on Saturday found dead in bed, with • discharged
revolver near him.

GINERAL Brrtrs, a Waterloo veteran, who was burnt
in his bed at Holt-lodge, Berkshire, last week, died on
Saturday zooming. He was 82 years of age.
Ton death of Mr. Wise late
_president of the Ports-
mouth and Gosport Licensed Victualler's Amociation,
took place under painful circumstances, on Saturday
morning, at the Portsea policestation, whither be wee
taken on becoming soddenly ill lu Edinburgh-road on the
previona evening. A verdict of " Beath from Apoplexy"
was returned by thejury.

A NEW industry has been started in New Zealand, the
manufacture of cobra-oil from cocoa-nuta obtained from
the South Sea Islands.

KICPILIIR of dogs will have to beware, and take out
licenses spe.Alily, for one day last week at the Leeds West
Riding Court, thirty-..even person, living in various park
of the Skyrack Diyiion of the We:SC Riding, were sum-
moned for keeping dogs for which they had not taken out
I;venses. In 1.2)* cases lines of including costs, was
I Acted.

A NAVAL veteran, Edwartl Stephenson, ninety-.even
years old, died in Pontsfraet Workhouse last week. The
old tar served on board a man-of.war during the battle of
Trafalgar in 1805, but was not actually present in the
engagement. Deceaaed had been an inmate for eight or
nine years. He was latterly abuoat totally blind, but
another old "salt" in the house had waited upon
his mate moat attentively, inmeiiiberiug they had been
boys together.

A CA,C of importance to tenants who may rhaneeto be
deluded into takinz a damp house, wa.. decided in the
Greenwich County Court last week. The plaintiff in the
case took • house on a three years agreement, at 1:40 per
annum, paying the first year's rent b advance, on the
alleged representation of the defendant that the building
was dry and healthy. After plaintiff had been in the place
a few days he bad occasion to go to Paris, and on his
return was eurprised to rind eleven flat of water in the
cellar. He suffered considerably from rheumatism in con.
sequence, the paper peeled of the walls, and he was coin.
pelted to leave. He now sued for £4O, the
.year's rent,
and ElO, the expenses of removal The jury gays a
verdict for the whole amount claimed and full costa.
Ox Thursday afternoon a boiler bur.t at Pegg's basket
factory Loughborough, Deiccetenhire. killing John Davis,
the etoker, on the spot. Three othec men received severe
injuries, A two.story building was completely wrecked,
and the holler itself was blown into a held 20 yards off,
A horse in a stable adjoining was blown out and killed
Ore of the men, named Clarke,ie as, severely injured that
it is feared he will not survive.

The Oxford and Canbridge Boatrare will take place on
Friday. the sth of Ajuil, and nut on Saturday, the itils, aa
originally fixed.
'A craws anecdote is told concerning Nimiral
Bythesea, who has just retired from the servitai, after
having for many years tilled the punt of Conodtink Naval
Officer to the Government of India. It is stated that the
admiral wad riCkCJ 1111. iw no infant. far out.dsea, lashed
to a hale of goods. A lady--presumably his inuther---was
wills him. but she w:ur dead, and there wa.l no evidence
of any kind by which the names of the waifs c,tild be
traced The officers of the man-of-war which picked up
the poor little infant did all they could by advertkement
and inquiry to find out fin relation., and. tooling all
attempts futile, they determined to adopt the cLild, to
whom they gave the name of" By-the-Sea." He was
sent to a naval school. and when old enough joined the
navy. But a happy coincidence the first ship in which
ho served wa. the one which had caved Isia life on all
infant, lie t to hi proiv,ion and awing theerituean
war distinguished himself at tLe island of Word), where
lie earned the Victoria Cross and the decoration of 0.8
Later on Lie services itt India gave him the Companion-
Ain of the Order of the Indian Empire, and be now
retiten from the 'orrice with the rank of admiral—s con-
snuunatiim little dreamed of by the kiuddleartial Jffieers
who rescued and educated hint

Dianna AFTER EATING. One of the most unplemiani
r.aulte Indigeetio• will no longer be experienced if Dr.
Berdeleo Antibiliona Pills Cr. taken. These Pills wdl
prey .nt the dietiess referred te, and kr persevering in the
Os, of this remedy for • few weeks. a Parmanent cure
Will lbe elfret^d, and pain will no longer be the penalty of
eoting. Sold by all Chemists in Sexes at 18d. and
2s. ad.

ADTICe TO MOTHERS l--Are you broken in your rest by
a sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teeth, Go et
once to is chemist and get a bottle of Mae WOOLOW.II
SOOTHING STAUP. It will relieve the poor sufferer immedi-
ately. It to perfectly harmless and pleasant to the taste, it
produces natural quiet sleep, by rellesine the chili from
pain, end th.- little etc. all awakes "as bright us button."
It soothes the chill, it softens the gems, allays all pain,
relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and lath. best known
remedy for dysentery and diarrhcea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Mrs. Win-low's Soothing.
Syrup Is sold by Medicine dealers everywhere at 10.
per bottle. . . . .

'-ETI2T-110USILROLO should have • box of Stanton's
Cough Pine. For Sudden Colds and Sore Threats, no
remedy has ever been discovered to equal them. Thi are
the heat and cheapest medicine ever offered to the public.
Morivri will find them invaluable in the nursery, end they
should always be kept 'mar at htnd. Sold by all Chemists
In Boxes at 1311. ant fit. 9d.
NATURR.S WAY. Nature ofter cores the disease, but
when she dle,, it is always by expelling in some war or
other the cases. Dr. Bard.ley • Antibilicus Pi Is
effectwilly aid nature in doing tat', awl this is why they
perform en many greet come. Sold by all Chemist. in
Bogey at 134 d. and, 93.
TIT TOUR WRIGHT !—Hydroleine cilydrated (iii) has
proved of the high,st value as • food in consumption and
all wasting diseases, invariably producing increase in flesh
and weight This preparation of Hydrated Col Liver Oil
is tonic, digestive, and ten times more nourishing. as well
as far more pleasant to taste, than plain cod liver oil.
Hydroleine will nsurish and prodwe increase of weight in
those cases where oils or fat, not so treated, arc difficult or
impossible to digest All tendency to emaciation and lose
of weight is arrested by the use of Hydroleind Of all
Chemiste, la Cd.—New depot, 33, Farringdon-rood,
London. Pamphlet fret-

HOLLOWAT S IILLS AND p:ercing
winds 4.nd exCeilsiiire vs. iatiomi 441 temperature, every ens
is more o- Icm bah e ta interim, comtes'ions and
intlsminaticro. Throat, chist, 'iver, howe,s, kidneys, aid
skin all suffer in come de.mee and may oe relieved by
rubbing in ti • (linenveut, •ided by Ironer doses of the
Pill!, for lrninis. ring which full directi-ns accomp .ny
es t hog ; is truth, an one wb thoroughly masters
Ho 'oway's ' .ustruct 004" wil, in r• in dying disuse.,
exchange the Inisiur oi an hour for he print of a lifetime.
A 114 r in lie', pu ml usr., and hos.: nis niers mu re that
the hutmenl should be thor nigh y vr,llruht al upon t. e
skin tw C 4 a-day with great r. go anty,considerable brisk-
ness, not much persistence.

raiviDLT SOCIITIZIL—The report of the Chief Reel itfar
of Friendly Socichs for 187 g b.. only Joe appeared Sr
Stafford Nort'•entes Act of 1875 came into operation on
January 10, 197t1. ao that 1679 was the fourth year of the
first quinquennial period under it. The most important pro-
whims of that much-criticised measure was the compu,eory
valuation of the meets and liabilities of every registered
inciety onoe in every five Team In 1876 only eight value-
tion returns were Pent, I. IF/7 18, 1878 40; but in 1879 the
number bad increased to 948. This large increase, however,
wholly owing to the retums sent in It& the lodge. and
courts of the Illancheiter Unity of Od allows and the
Foreetera The former of these aspociat;ons has for • lean
wog adopted the principal of quinquennial valuation',
and the latter is never much behind its great riva/, so that
the Increase in the number of returns cannot be traced
to the Act of 1875. Excluding the returns of the
affiliated societies, there were only 25 mat in in 1875.
In view of the lonc period which must elapse before the
next report will be publishegj. it would he satisfactory to
know what proPor, ion of the ten or twelve thousand
reesterad friendly societies have gent in up to the prevent
data the rebut' n returns which were doe on the let of
January Lat. Will not some member ask the question
in the House I Of :he valuation returns which have been.
reottlerd '0507 are Very unsatirdactory. Of 711119 Odrifellows
lodges 408 show a deficiency. What may be expected in
the ease of weaker societies, It is Willa' to think °' ,
condition in which the unregistered soeksties read be. Yet
there la much that It cheering in the met whet of the
workiax cisme to help themselves. Friendly societies are
',email, moving onwards, sad with the hap of a 2ttle
wissea=ati" w°4l4 'OO9 8•4 tlisomelves In a sound
—PON Mai 011nIete.

rtIL SCOTT'S BILIOUS k LIVER PILL'', which are wrnoped
A." In nquazr.en packap. an t "Ad s• la Ift ft 9 I
a bon. of all tfteanlsts, orb prwt. for stamps, the Proini,tor,
W:LANBBILT, ITS, teymoupplace, London. W.

SCITONS 001.44 C I lONS oF sexus For ea ilsrtc.c.. At
all Prices.

GEO. ROE AND 00.,
DISTILLERS, DUBLIN,

ESTABLISH I'D 1737.

TIEJOICE OLD DUBLIN WHISKEY.—In
1...1 Cases, containing two gallons each, hAtied in
bond for security, and folly branded. The 'l'rade
aupplied. Consumers through all Wine Merchant&

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only. the stsperfuotlit
0 300 A xtraelegl.
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Accorded to .1.8. FAY a 80110.
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