The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-10-12 00:00:00

Vamptire.

Tng Parliamentary revision for Christchurch has
resulted In • Liberal gain of 307.
A Denise Wan G A tun'. —About 24 miles from Rolle). es
the bank of the !lambic, which runs .nit of therioothst.o
ton Water, there lie eximacd at a low spring tid, . taPO
tovs of old piles covered with mud and seaweed, which
hove long been • favourite haunt of the cormorant and
other seabirds. The piles extend from the waters else
for some distance into the Walk of the river in rk,
direction of Bwanwick, and according to tradition they
formed a part of We wreck of a Danish war galley hetet
sail sunk at the time of the Danish invasion of England M
the year 870. Within the last few days a gentleman wits
has lately taken a vreisleuce in the neighbourii
conceived in the idea of raising the presumed wreck, LI
employed a number of men in making estd,retton. When
o depth of SMLIC Bfo. ..r Inft in the mud planks were
found attached to the Alla the shape of the vessel
was traced. Theme planks were attached to the timbers to
three thicknesnes, cavil planed to a level and bent to the
„have of Use ship. The thickness of the planks was front
dim to din., and the timbers liin. by 10in. The researches
were continued to the keel, the measurement of which
was found to be 13oft. in length. A quantity of cement
was embedded between the keel and timbers, Led the
planks were caulked with moss. The timber appeared to
hoof oak, but, the co:ours being changed, it resembled
coal and was extremely hard; otherwise it wan perfectly
sound, and oven CIIV marks were distinguishable in places.
the Instruments uoe.l being of a much thicker make than
these of the present day. It is hoped that these enemies
alio= will be continued and further irformation obtain.'
respecting this remark thle relic of past ages.

TIM:SANDS are unable to take Cocoa because the
varieties commonly sold are mixed with Starch, under
the plea of residenne them soluble; while really snaking
them thick, heavy and, imdigratible. This may lie eadly
detected, for Cocoa thickens in the ea, it prosva
SW addiLio of Aran& CADBURY'S COCOA F..wc 4
genuine; lit. thereloru three times the strength of these
Cocoas, and a refreahing Beverage like Tea or Coffee.
110id.owar's Pius—ln the complaints; peculiar to
females these Pill. are unrivalled. Their use by the fa r
sex has teconca so universal for the removal of their sit.
funds, that few toilets are without them. Amongst all
elasses. from the domestic servant to the peeres,a, distiry
guished favour le accorded to thine renovating Pills ; their
invigorating and purifying properties render them 'ate
and invaluable in all CAW*: they may be taken by females
of all ages for any disorganisation or irregulrrity of the
system : they speedily remove the cause, and restore the
sufferer to robust health. As • family medicine they are
valuable for subduing the mats:Lea of young and old.

MR. WM. 8111XESPEAR ALLARDYCE,
ENGINEER and ARCHITECT.
SALISBURY HOURK, FORM/alms ; and
OrvicEs .
CORNHILL, DORCIIRSTRIL

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