The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08 00:00:00

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MOON'S OVERSKIRTS.
• THOMSON'S CORSETS.
THOMSON'S CORSET BUSKS.
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tat nto young man enter into the sacred obligations of
Hauled Life without reading ear boa..
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known as NHUVOIIII COMPLAINTS (multing fro. t.
errors of youth sod maturity) rest until be has •
READ THIS GELDS TO HEALTH.
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MUT I Bead this Invaluable Advaar, which hae been lb.
MGM of RAVIN() Woman& from suffering ,ad
Sent In., on receipt 44 100 penny amnia, by Dr. yea..
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' wire himeelL U 14, follow the advice and preecriple,.
In Ws book.^-01obe.
Tbs true beams to Malik and linliitoaw,_Blo.
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XTERVOLIS DEBILITY.--Gratio, •
.L 1 MIDICLL WORK... ihowiag Ilialhwees how
tbey my be Oared wittiest the all el Treks. hes
es neap. ol pails. iplasip.—Aildans, litiolmay,
Leftists el Amboy, Stssalatehm.

MARK-LANE, Tuts DAY.
Market strong. English wheat firm; foreign one to
two shillings dearer on the week ; country and Amad-
eu' flour sixpence dearer. Wattles barley sixpence to
MN shilling, and grindbig sixpenee more money.
sixpeoce dearer. Oats dull. British—Wheat, 7,892.
barley, 1,480: eats, 1,868; limn', 23,081. Forrigu—
Wheat, 36,931; bark,, 11,779 ; ^lllB. 28,880; anise,
12613; flour, 3,727 sacks and 3,487 barrels.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, TIII4 DAY.

More business in the bout market, with an onward
tendamey in prima A oleeranne Ist:pasted. Some
good Sootoh animal on offer; other breeds from
'UMWr graziog districts inferior in quality. Sheep
market dull and inactive, at late value. Pair demand
for veal, hot et rather easier rates. Pork unalierod.
Beet, 4.. 81. to 6. Id.; mutton, ss. to 65.; real, 40. Bd.
to de. 21; perk, 3e. 81. tot,,. Wage, 3,014 ; *beep
sad lamb. 18.270; °elves, 215; pie., 160: includlog
foreign-1342sta, 550; sheep and lambs, 10,900, okra,
180.

PROVISIONS, Tula DAY.
Bolter : Quiet market for Irish, but prices °entices
very farm. Foreign In gea4 demand at full values.
Friesland. 1325. to 134 a; Normandy, 104.. to 138 t.
Baron; Moderate enquiry at firm rates. Sams mune
and deer. Lard In steady demand. Cheese : Choice
quality Amerioan very short, and ettreme prices are
realised. Navy provtaiona qui.t.

THE CORN AND CATTLE TRADE.
DORCHESTER, SATMIDAT.—Wheat realised full
prime, raining from 57s to 63e per imperial q. Of
meltlog barley the surply was lees than rEqulrod ; from
2sa to 434 per qr., or Is to 2s minima on Mat week's
quotaUons being obtained; grindirg barley eoll at the
some admin.*, Ns to 32( At Yr. Fosor's fortnightly
sale there was an average supply of stock. Fat beef
sold at from 124 to 141 per roar.; in-calf heifers rallied
at from £l4 to £22 per brad; ewes sold at 9d per lb.,
and within at 99.
BATH, Sayosurag.—A small supply of grain, for
whish there wee a reedy sale, at last week'. prior*.
Wheat: red, 124 to 60; per ; ditto, white: 56e to 6is ;
loglish grinding barley, 254 to 251 ; out., black, 20. to
22.; ditto, white, 25s to 27. ; beeps, 404 to 4as : Peas,
=a to 409.

WARMDTBTER. SATUILD tT. large ripply and
attendance. Wheat mat • quirk salt, at Is, per qr.
'demos. An unusual demand for barley ; • large
quantity charred heads at the owning of the matket.
Fries* folly 2s. to 3. higher; revels' iota fetched 481. ;
top prim. 495. per ry. Wheat, 468 C. 07.. 1.. v.
barley, As. to 48. ; oats, 22. to 30. ; beans, 40s. to
fgla. ; peas, 36.. to 45. ; rye, 30s. to 38a. ; vetches, 4.
to 5. per bushel; Cour, 39. to 41. per sack ; bread,
I. 'ld. per gallon.
•READING, flarcanat.-Our market was liberally
supplied with wheat, for which trade ruled dull, and
the business doLe was at much tho same figures as
thoee realised last work. White wheat realised 50.
to 60s. per qr.; red wheat, 525. to G 64. per qr.; malting
barley, 36. to 46e, per qr.; grinding ditt3, 32.. to 355.;
oats, 20c. to 30a. per qr.; been. 40s. to 43. per qr.;
and peas, 38. to 42. per ,Ir. Flour is sylliog at the
following prier.: households, 53.; and seconds, 49.
per sack.
WINCHESTER, SanhDAT.-There was • moderate
supply of homegrown wheat at our Cora Exchange
to-day. There was a good consumptive demand at
last week's priors. Barley, malting and grieding seas,
both 2a, per qr. dearer 0.d., 61. to 1., per gr.
dearer. Flour, 44. to 45.. per sack of Mb.

THREE MEN BILLED BY AN EXPLISION.
On Sunday three stokers were killed by the explosion
el etafety•vslvo cheat on board the steamer Senegal,
which wee leaving the Mersey for West Africa. Tti•
steam escaped into the stok•-hole, and the men were
killed before they c 'odd gist away.

DEATH OF Tag BISHOP OF CAPSTOWN.
The death of the Bishop of Capetown Is aonoun tad.
Dr. Gray was widely known in this country, chitfly
from his controversy with Bishop (Mimeo. He weft
then OLIO at the most promos':it of escleslastios, and it
will be remembered that no. of his most recent lota
Was to defy the Privy Connell by ooneeeratisa Dr.
Mserode to see the aired, Clod by Bishop Wow).

GREAT RELIGIOUS DEMONSTHATIOS AT
LOVRDES.
LODIDZII, Sunday Eveliing.—A "rest procession in
honour of Notre Dame de Laardes took pace to-day,
and pared off in a very peafteable warner. Three
hundred and fifteea banner., headed by a bleak velvet
banner from Sleeco and one crape•coiere 1 from
Metz, were carried in procession from the
Parish church df L •urdee title af:ernooo, to a tarts field
near the Grotto of Notre Dame, on approaching which
the procession was mot by the cl• rgy, with eiht
Rishopa from the heighboori.g diocc•es at their
heed.

When the crowd perceived the banners of Al.eo•
and Lomine there waa much cl.ppio4 of Lends and
load cries of Vl,t 411,k.e. The cler.jv joined the
precession, which then edvenced to • I.rge altar ou •
poesy plain /echos the church of Notre Demo di
Lourdes, and the Omit ‘. Alter the banners had been
solemnly Lenard, the Archbishop of Auch preach.] to
Tait concourse, eetiEuated at thirty thoossmd per.ons.
Nineteen members of the French Assemb.y were in the
procession.

' rievrral fresh miracles aro reported. Partook order
previa'.

SIR W. BAGOEON THE LABOUR QUESTION.
Speaking at the agricultural thoiety's dinner at
Torrington St. Clement, Wrat Norfolk, on Friday
evening, Sir W. &wire said a very serious question
bad affected that tai of the crontstry in common
with other part.—viz., the labour question—and Inlay
of them had serf red a neat deal from it ; but now that
the short days were corning it WU for then to consider
whether they should pay hack the attack which had
been made upon them by the labourers, or whether
they should, by treatiog them in a kind and friendly
Wl7, try to make them oiore grateful in the future.
It. would advise conciliation on the part of the maw
pier +Lod landowner, end things would then moon right
themrelvee if they csuld only keep the busybodies out
of the way—(ther, bar). There were lb ople in hien
orations who talked the most utter rubbirdi poesiblo,
but be would not isamo them, becalm, he did not think
they were worth nansiog—Caughterl The greatest
contempt with which each people could ho treated was
riot to mention their name*, td* they only started the
subject to get their names usentioued, and II no notice
was taken of them they would soon fall, arid he did
not think they would ever rise egain—Baughterf.

STORY OF A STLEVING GENTLEMAN.
On Monday afternoon • lady had her puree e.katche4
from her hand by • man. and he ran oft with it. It
oontained ss. 6)., • pet:lnd-ease, and several bale with
bet address on. On We ineaday she no :had the folio r-
ing letter and the puree :

London, October 1, 1572.
" Madam,—l hasten to offer the only reparation in my
power for my conduct of yesterday. I trust you will not re.
grat the present lore of the mall change when I tell you It
afforded me the •nly meal I have had for ten dap and, as
God le my Judge, the only food of any kind which ;Awed my
lips since eight a.m. on Saturday morning—or nearly ad hours.
I was actually starving when the glitter of your pone caught
my eye. The devil tempted me to take it, and I then cum
-mitted the fleet mil only offence *amino law and widely.
tintil I diegraced myeelf yriterday, I doomed mysclf both by
birth and education • gentleman, not very long smut in. very
good position, but owing ton great lon I within the set fort-
night found myself in London de•tituta, I have striven in
vain to get emp moil. but • man, th,tigh he may be
educated, Bede It unticult to get any, not knowning • regular -
trade. The 64, lict which I retain will keep me • few day..
111 can procure work I meat to wind It to you at once; if I
cannot, than I wig not he certain 1 will not again anal. There
1.. panacea for all that suffer, though both the ClllOlll of God
and man Is not againat it. I aincerely regret my conduct.
God knows that cry of "Stop thief " ring. In my ears atill. Do
not think. I have written tins with the maudlin hope of es-
caping po.i.hmant. Not so ; I co not wish to escape the
tioneaquencee. If your husband or brother, should you have
one, only make, the complaint before any of the magistrates,
so that it will become public, 1 will at once attend- Asking
lOW kind forifirenme for my dastardly conduct,
" I remain, Madam,
UsroarvaAni."

Her husband told the tele at liarylebone poboe-000rt
and said he thought that the story wes true, and if the
person. who wrote it would call at his ottlos, 83, Grew
church street, City, he would help him to get em-
Ployment.

THB BISLIOP OF HESTER ON STUDY.
On Thunday sight, et Bristol, the 11taboo of Keeler
distributed the prises to the successful students of It.
night clews in that city. Be advised young men to
*home for gtudy something which gutted their tastes,
*blob would in novae way or other be bound up with
their occutioo, end that they would ctonstsntly some
items in the work they bad to to. Then see that their
kwitMledge wee real the test being power. Could they
do the thing which &particular study pretended to teach
thee.? Many students undervalued examination,.
This was • mistake, Th• examination garti their know.
ledge • harder consietency, and put it into usable order.
As to the spirit in whist' they should study he gone
this excellent stoke :—His experience of lit, bad
always coins to this, that with all work vat was rosily
good, and really to produce mutts that were rosily
worth having, nine tetths at least must be nuked with
whet they oommouly called drudgers (ob. tea)—aloe-
tenths at least was down-right grinding work, girl g
them at the mon.ent very little cleasure, giving tt em
at the moment very little sense of their own devotion,
very little eel., of then own success, but nevertheleas
absolutely or vinery for the thorough goodness of wilt
they were doing. There was SO work that he knew of,
from the highest down to the lowest, whir', could he
done well by any man who w.s unwilling to make that
sacrifice, and ittey might depend upon it that part of
the nobility I the devotion of • true workmen to big
work, whatever It white be, and also of • (ruo cadent
to his study, col-edited of the fact that It omen was not
daunted by Rutting that the drcidg ry mutt be done—
(theen)—and It meu were to succeed in any wslk of
life whatever, they must have a good ddal of that which
In ordinary English they called plack—(obeers)—and
without which ueither eutly nor anything else would
really succeed. That was the elatiltioe of all work
whatever, and it wee the onnelition of all encense

WHOLESALE POISONING.

A woman, named Mary Ann Cotton, is in Durham
gaol, charged with mardering her step-son, oil aeam,
likely to prove a wholesale poisoner, The body of this
boy WU kel t ba the hones a long time after iltatb, and
the woman, on Mittens% a lodger, being taken il', sold
the would put off the burial till Jo• Mattress died,
wing, •• He (Mattress) has gone upstairs now, and
will never come do•n till they earry him out lett first..
The men died, complaining of a terrible grinding pan
the stomach. Both bodies have been exhume,
It is found death sea caused by arsenic: The milor of
the Seoretsry of State bat been realised to exhume the
body of Fnsierick Cotton, huabsad of the actueed,
who died twelve months since, Frederick Cotton, his
son, 10 years of age. who died In Marsh last (anothor ,
heirs 6 ), and her own child, aged fourt Geo months,
who2:7laled in March lost. TM, woman has been
monied four times, under sus aaurned tam« on one
0611114W00, The two first and loot it her tushande sow
diseA, but the third is raid to ho livit,g. It has been
shown that the 1,01111411 obtaluid potion at different
times, lo the different please the woman hall lived in
UM *aunty, the deaths are eteted to hove bee° newer.g
with throe near about bar, sod small sOme i 0 utast exile
Weft obtained from beoefit usslatiss. She la Wyss.
thirty sod fort, Tars of

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