The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09 00:00:00

FRAMPTON.

Cancer —Pramkpfoa C. 0. v. Dorderarer
The return Insteb bettelll thall n'ubs was played at
Frampton on rriday. and unshod in • violin for
Fresopton. We subjoin the wore :

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Ist Innings. hid Inning%
F. Tador. c Dollop. 1 T. Payne 1, IT. Payne ..
Chanipion,c McDonald, bStorens V bH. Pan*
H. Tudor. b Weaoott 10 run out
Habana, c Turnbull, b Stevens a H. Payne, bWasoote 1
Sheridan, cH. Pays*, b Remote 1 a Turnbull, T. Payne
C. Tudor, b Vieniott H. Payne 1
Renton, a Turnbull. b T. Payne b H. Payne
b T. Payne b T. Payne
&with, b Wescott.. run oat
Jotnoon.o Turnbull. bT. Payne hit wicket, bH. Payne
Spurdell, not out.. .. not oat..
Matra& .. 1

DCGCMISTIII MICILIIIOIi.
let ionise. tod
C H. Tudor, bC. Tudor thrown out Rolm.—
b Roberta.. c Robert., b Shaidan
Stevens, b Roberts b B Tudor
H Pay., run out ..cob, 0 Sheridan
T. Payae. c R.ton, b C. Tailor e Joh.., 0 Sheridan
Rller,bC.Todor b H. Tudor
Dem, b Roberta bit b Shedd.
Wescott, c It ohm, b Roberta.. ma out ..
Turnbull, run out . • b Sheridan
McDonald, not out ..• I b., b Roberta ..
aellaway, b Roberta not out ..

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Valium. Burt Tr Itissooa.— On Saturday morning
I.st, tho Waterford MOM up Barbosny on the high tide,
with a muo a cable for Yr. Gibson. no no trout to
treakfaat Us* timid lima, and when they maw bad',
found al water aborts tho cabin door. Some srappom
that she streak on an anahor, °Chars that she started •
butt. By next tide th• water was quite above but
h ul 1 .

Er. Joirs licliftot, Torr.—As noticed la the rili-
prasit of last week, the day and Sunday school. at at.
John's bad their treat on Thursday afternoon. At the
short roervitte in the afternoon, the Rev. J. Sietrecoon
addressed the scholar. He said he should like to begin
by telling them • story, which be had himself reed bat
very randy. A (Aerated pelater oar wanted very
mach to pilot a picture of Moorman, and he thought
the beet way to do no would be to find out some little
child. He looked shoat and suoreded in lading •
little bey with bright blue eyes and rosy reeks-6
laughing, smiling, happy little fellow. Having obtained
him he made him kneel, sad lift up hie heads fa the
attitude of prayer to God, and then he set to work to
draw his picture of ionessener, and a besatifal picture
It was. Having laird it. be hung it to his study.
Several years afterwards the aune painter wanted to
prat • picture of wickeder'', sad he theaght how he
should be able to do it. At last he determined to go to
s prison and to ask the keeper of It to show him the
worst pilsooer be had in it, and when he had done so
he would ermine him to see if be would do for hie
picture of wiekedoesa. He went to the prior and the
keeper allowed him a murderer. He re • wretched
roan, with Gres eyes, hardened look, and with one of
three terrible Claaalalaaol which they sometimes saw
in wicked people, and whir made one tremble to meet
in a dark night. Here was a man /rho wee the very
picture of wlekednees, and the painter eel to work to
paint kis picture—a guilty wretebed far—gag when he
bad flashed lin also hung this up in his study, jar op.
poen, the picture of inneeree. Soon afterwards he
found that Rupert was Randolph, and Reodelph
Auer ; for shortly after be had finished hie *tun be
discovered that the carp be had piloted,. tlet very
repressotatire of wickedness was the piston he had
Prated in his ehildkood as the emblem of laremar
He bad got Into bad company, it,.. Wessell to evil
ways, began to drink, got from bed to erne, and there
he was at laet se • murderer in the prison--es • ehild
he was the picture of humor«, but now he was •
felon in gaol, &and guilty of murder. When they read
mush • arty as that, what, be asked, ought not he and
others to do to try aid leash them well, se that by and '
bye they might grow up to be good see and 'roams?
Did not this lesson tear Wen that if they wanted real
happier/1,60d must give it them I They must look
alone to God to make them happy, and ask Hint to
keep them away from re,ythiog whir wee
guilty, and wicked. If ever they wired to be happy
they might be sure it was God alone who would make
theta so. They sometimes maw people trying to get lots
of money, but yet there was Drain; but sorrow, Tabery,
and ore with it. He had been visiting • little chili
sot many hours star who was all atoms, and with no
Maeda near to oare fer her. She was is the hospital
dyiag, but dying ta rah p•••• ; 840 was *alai "PM
more happy by fat than those who were around her,
with Werth, wealth, streagth, and every eejoyment.
It was God who had pot our happiness into that little
girl's heart, and he hoped that all the shildrea would
be eqeally happy. He Loped they would lairs this
lesson to-day—that If ever they wished to be happy
God most make them so.—After elneing the proems-
ducal hymn, the trildren, headed by the lie-aid-drum
band, perambulated the distriot and returned to re
soLools, whore they had tea and cake. Although
weather was rather stormy, in the worse of the after.
,aa they managed to have games In Mr. Wadsworth's