The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-16 00:00:00

STIPENDIARY JUSTICE.

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TALIPE Into conalderat Lin the asinine manner in which
the law is too frequently aiminst trod in this country, it
might have lioen expected that • provincial migistrate
would experience keen and Lively sympathy with •
donkey. wantonly and barbarously tsetured by • brutal
young ruMan. Mr. Mansfield's decision in the ccii of John
Mahony, brought before him at the Liverpool City rolice-
court on Non lay last for repeatedly stabbing one of those
patient, lonicautlering animal*, goes Inc to prove the
fallacy of humane expectatdin, even whan based upon
logical inference. It was proved to his Worrhip, by
•cuter testimony, that Mationy had thrust • four-pronsed
shabie-fort five or six times into the wretched donkey's
eide, and that the last time be drove it in with each form
that it could not be withdrawn from the animal's bleed nx
body by the united efforts of Mthony himself and of the
withers., who depised to those revolting facts. Con-
gequently the donk.,y was left to it, fee, and remained
the whole night ling with the stsble-fork sticking fast in
its side. Incredible as it may appear, the sentence pro.
nonnred upon thi merciless miscreant who perpetrated
this deed war one of Ursa week's impr'sthment with hard
labour. Such is the punishment deemed by • British
naaglatrate commenotrat• to a crime co atrocious that it
cannot be thought of without • shudder. Not long ago
• petty thief was ontidemnel to ten years' penal servitude
for filching nine abillings and eightpenoe from • "respect-
able married woman." inelishosen have • right to ask,
sternly and Jodi:neatly, what is the measure by which
justice is thus unevenly meted out in a country which
claims • forrmoot place in tits ranks of ciyUisation.—
Teisgrapit.

TERRIBLE RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
A disastrous accident happened on Monday after-
noon in Blackburn station, on the Lancashire and
Yorkshire Railway, to the exprect train leaving
Manchester at twentv•five sit two, reaching
Blackburn at three o'clock, and thence proceeling to
liellifield to meet the Midla n 1 extiress to Scotland.
Several passengers in the ir .in fr cm Liverp ad to
Blackburn and y rk,hir with which the Manchester
train oollided, an.tained inj Accordir g to
existing arrange t., the Liverpool train reaching
Blackburn at los past dr us o'cbck br ng. a
number of paw o rs from Scotland in aMI hand
comp-mite card Lee, which is detached I e-e to be
attached to the express from Manchester n.. it
The Livertrol trimn a-rived duly, and at the momebt
of the spar° 'oh of re Manchester express wan stand-
ing on the op-line at the further end of the station.
An engine 114 been brought round to shunt the
Midland carriage, and tide engine was standing upon
the tut-line facirg the cruning train f -om NiaLchesta
w;th the c:rriage behia.l i!. The trlanch,ster express
wan punctual; and it was the duty of the driver to
Pull up in time t etoP before he reached the point at
which the other engine et .od in the very centre of
the station. The driver .4 the express applied the
Westinghouse brake when twenty or thirty yards
tram the entranoe to the station, but from some
unaccountabte reason the trine failed to grip the
wheel., au 1 the train dashed into the station at a
considerable apeed. The express engine struck the
, -hunting engine so violea.ly as great y to damage
b ,th engines, and catne them to Interlock,the
drivers of both were mach hurt, but the eff,:ct of the
collition on the otrrlazra behind was still m ire terrible.
The feree of the collision drove the cart late which wan
being chanted ird, the rearof the Liverpool tr tin, which
was standinr a few yard. further up the tile. The wreck
which en-lie 1 inluded the ,ieetruetion of the eecon,i and
third re .ri tges of the blat.chester train. the single Mil-
land cortege, and a couple of ctrriage- lathe Liverpool
train, which were " telescoped" in-tautly. At the station
there we. &scene of the utmost toast o.nation, many per-
sons atactinic on the pl stf.rm witoe sing the crash. The
railway officials and one or two medic men who were
at hand at on-.. *et to wit efien:e'ically to rescue the
passenger• in the ahatt °red earring !P. It wan soon found
that several were m rtally or very danger ands injured.
Mr. Charles L. Top'arly, accountant, Norieburut
was exilic teal alive, but died at the 4,481 close bv in
a few mutates A. sec-bad pasnesiger who was killed
114 e. liarg-e,v,s, housekeeper to I r. Thom; sin,
of the Comelier-id Inn. thirteen. Another lady,
travelling to C rli In, whose name is not 3 at known, is
report-'1 deed. S .veral of the injured are ot expect d
to curator. The gen.fal impression of persons in th
Manchester train math it the acci lent is at r biteable to
the failing of the We Cnghonse brake on that t air ;
but th-y a?r. a in say d g that the Yin:Wing of the
earl.* o, when the benkp was applied to /Op the train
at Darnell can Inc ke I The line f out Darwin to
Blackburn tin heavy falrng gradient, and the trains
ran do rn ra; I ,ly i to Bled: barn on th I steam being
turned 4. No blame is at pre. ut attached to the
signalmen.
'lb. inoneet on thl four pe-anas hiltd by the
collision at Blackburn, in !Monday, was formally
opened on Tuesday. and evidence of identity having
been taken, was 1.13 urned to Tue,day next.
Five of the sufferers John Swift, .Tohn Latham,
John Lroch. Mrs. Bushell, and Mrs. Mitchell, a-e in
a critical state.

71-11;e-r-p7O-1: gentleman will was 1 r pe-it pays the
accident was appall ng beyond all dencripti. n. The
two en I cariagas e.f the train from Liverpool were
what are call.cl the " Mi !land meria;el," as they are
unhooked at Blackburn to n rth. Before these tee
carriages ha !mane I, the Manchester train WU seen
4pprosehing at a twrific apeeri—as some think, not
thee thin forty ir fifty mile, an hour, and for a few
seems& there webs frantic shrieks from the crowded
platform. Scores of people jumped precipitately from
the train, which Probably &relents fir so few lives
being let; but befon they could all get out there was
tremen.loua crash, the air becoming dark with the
maw of .m .ke and deb' is, and thin came the agonised
shrieks and gro,.na if (ho Injured and the dying. The
two en,:inea which came into co,tart were thrown into
an apli.ht position, A 4 I the earl iaree neat to them
were swe p: into fragments oft the ,inm
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THROAT IIIITATION.-30re0e551n4 dryness tickling
and irritation, inducing cough and siren ng the voice.
For these symptuns use Epps's Glycerine Jnjubea.
Glyoerine, in these agreeable confection% being in
proximity to the simple at the moment they Pre
excited by the act of sucking, becomes actively heal-
ing. Sold only in boxes, Md. and is. lid., labelled
,„ James Epps & Co., Homeopathic Chemists,
London." A letter received: "Gentlemen,—lt may,
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trial, I have found your Glycerine Jujubes of con-
siderable benefit (with or without medical treatment)
in almost all forms of throat disease. They soften and
clear the voice. In no case can they do any harm.—
Yours faith! ully, Grdon Holmes, L.R. C. P. E.,
Senior Physician to the Municipal Throat and Ear
Infirmary.

VALUABLE DISCOYIRY POl THE HAIL—It your hair is
turning grey or white, or falling off, use "The Mexican
Hair Renewer,' for it rill poeitively reirtyre in every wee
Gm or Wkits hair to its original colour, without leaving
he disagreeable smell of most "Restorer,." It makes
the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
growth of the hair on bald spota, where the gland. are not
decayed. Ask your Chemist for "Tits MRXICAN Hata
Itagswma," sold by Chemkte and Perfumers everywhere
at 3e. 6d. per bat's. Wholesale depot removed to :i3,
Farringdon-road. London.
NATURES WAY. Nature often cures the disease, but
when she does, it is always Ly expelling in sonic way or
other the cause. Dr. Bar,lsley's Antibilious Pills
effectually aid nature in doing this, and this Is why they
peticnn so many great cities Sold by all Chemists in
I3oxes at 131c1.. and 9d . . .

ADVICE TO bIOTHELS I—Are you broken in your rest by
a sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teeth, Go at
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SOOTRIRO STRIA'. It will relieve the poor sufferer immedi-
ately. lii. perfectly harmless and pleasant to the taste,
produces natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pain, widths little cherub awakes "IN bright ass button."
It soothes the child, it softens the gums, allays all pain,
relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and lithe best known
remedy for dysentery and diarrlima, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing
Syrup is sold by Medicine dealers everywhere at La. lid
per bottle.
THROAT AFFECTIONS AND 110/ILSENI24.—AII suffering
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be agree-
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded by
the use of "Brown's Bronchial Troches." These famous
" losangse are now sold by most respectable chemists in
Is country at ls. lid. per box. People troubled with a
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cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed
to progress, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affection& See that the words "Brown's Bronchial
Trochee" are on the Government Stamp around each box.
—Prepared by JOHN I. Baowy and Soma, Boston, United
States, European depot, removed to 3a, Parringdon
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How Ma si PlOrt.l Slorrna, with a dull heavy pain
in the head ; with tired and languid feelings that sleep
dew not remove ; with • fullness about the cheat after
eating, often attended with palpitation. A pain in the
ode and heck, with frequent sick headache ; with nausea
after maim, attended with flatulence and • disagreeable
taste mornings ; loss of appetite, with vertigo. r dizziness
fic. How massy people stiffer with all these disagreeable '
feelings and little imagine the real cause of their malady,
or the proper mode of obtaining relief. T ene are some
of the symptoms of indigesti m and liver complaint, but
they will he dispelled at once by the .. se of " Siegel's
Curative Syrup " if taken instantly after eating, The
Sy mp will cause the food to digest an I r,ive nourishment
to the system, and canes the bows s to move with
reru 'trite. Of all Chemists.
Ftoaitisgl FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH. —A few
drops of the liquid "F o line pr ukled on • wet tooth
brush Produces • P eamut lather, which thoroughly
el- anise the teeth fr mall arena sue impurities, hardens
the gums, prevents .artar, stops decay, gives to the teeth a
peculiar I early whiteness, and a delightful frau+ anee to
the breath. It removes all um' resent o our arisha from
deraye I teeth or t ham smoke. "The Fragrant
Floriline," being composed in part of honer and sweet
herb., is delici us to the teats and the greatest toitet
diecovery of the age. Price Ss 6d. of all Chemists and
perfumers. Wholesale depot removed to 33, Farringdon•
road, London
Ifveltr HOUSEHOLD should have a box of Stanton's
Cough Pill.. For Bidden Colds and Sore Throats, no
remedy has ever been discovered to equal them. They are
the hest and cheeped medicine ever oil eyed to the public.
Makers will find them invaluable in the nursery, and they
should alwava be kept near at hand. Sold by all Cbewisto
In 13,aes at F:11.1. an + ifd,

DISTILLS/ ASTIR ELTING. OGG of the most unpleasant
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TROPICAL HUT AND CHOLIZA.—Tn a report to the
Bombay Gazette. pOll .h. 4 the 14 hof June, 1881, occurs
the loilowing:—" Tie Cholera Bsli. tr linari.y wont is
worse than tt but a Pulvermacher B It is of the
highe4 wrvic.." It her. in fact, long to kniwn that
thee, Gslvanis Belts b.sol) up the nervous system
ln ap. voraga, and are the ereet remedy agaivin
bi• rrous fl,hliy thOd ILO atonement ryas, usually
aggravate during 'the hot weather. Nut. only I. this
4..arur .vid•rair, hut in MIA, other caws, Pulatr-
machere Galvauic Cha,ns are the cheapeat atd met
..needy remedy, n dab!), for rheurinvic, nervous, muscular
ailments aid (anemone' dipv ism This is a fat
confirmed by the Lume,Oulleurril if c.d, aa witoess utr
testnnoniels daily arriving, a selection f which art
sethadied in a pimtliet, ”Clalvanistn. Nature's Chief
Restorer of Impaired Vital E qv," pnst free on applica.
Von to Pulver•oachers dvanic diliahmen•, IPi,
Rege•it-sttert, I. mine, W. These Imploved Cain B .n t.,
&C., Call be ler& in the fds;rlical and tianitsry Exhti ition
tits! faint IiPI4 At ko,utta Ktileing' on. -

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Bowele.—a. renie iy, which hes teen tested end proved in
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Oils taints Irmo ulcer. and healint them up, merits a trial
its cap .city (or extrscung the intern:ea corruptions front
the bowels. On rubbing llolliisesy% 0 ntment repastedly
• n the abdomen, a rash appears, and as it tnickens the
idire•e iirit ibiiiiy subsides. Acting as •di r its
ungient draes to the ourftce. relearn the tender lot's-
linet rum all arid waiters, awl prevent, inalitnlngtion,
drentere, and piles, to which blistering was the old/
lasWoned, though roccewini treatment. now reoa, is,
psinfulneee fsllen no dieuse. the discovery of ibis Oint-
ment having proclaimed • reelledi Poesaaelall equally
direvative, yet perfectly pain'iewi. Powers
It is necessary, diirng not weather. t) avoid beverages
likely to heat or :Oboist° the eystem. Cocoa, d•prixed
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ia a
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ask for it, as imitation• are often pushed by ski,i4sespessi
for the mho of extra trait. Makers bk iiopia appoint,
merit to the 14.ifien.

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