The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-03-15 00:00:00

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GENERAL ITEMS.

The Morning Post will shortly *pour u the recognised
organ of ths Oppoiition. and the price will be reduced to
De penny.
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-1%10 -g-r-a-nd jury on Wednesday returned true Mils for
felony end misdemeanour g.hibt the spit itualists, Fietcher
sad Murton, for defreudiuji Mrs. Davies of jewellery
st £lO,OOO.

It is rep •al that of 75 patients admitted into the Ewt
Ruling Ass luns at Bever ey during last yesr, seven
I, ,longitta to the 'erosion class had become insane in con-
s queece of 'manses. troultles.
A eery pretty story Cotllol from Rowland. The writer
ssys that when the Dutch threatmeel to send troops to st
the Doers cruel treatment of the blacks. they replied. "
you send 1 hers mg grist us we will kill one hall. wit them.
and make the other halt carry View back.' This is almost
leipny.in its leror!ty. .

In the dockyard accounts it is shown that the Neptnne,
whic't was purchased for .4:000,1101.1 in 1878, is still in.
complete, and has cost up to the :114 of Mardi last
$.1n1,1174. ships built at the dockyards, the 1011, xibie
is is iil reported incomp et. w tb • total expenditure for
I•bour awl materials of £711,827, while the total coat of
the Dreadnought reached, for labour and msterials, the
sum of £i118,718. . _

Toe p. ii.tw.t proprietors of Germany are not all ratisfied
nit!, the Fatherland. It is stated that of the total number
of rmisiauts who left the country last year le per cent,
had their passages paid by their friends, and of these
assisted emigrants a large proportion were owners of land.
inou-at barn been held at Systm, near Leicester, on
Lb- body of •b ,y named sttliew Orto, who lived at the
ci age of Ssagrave. and was found starved to death in a
field. li' was sent to school on Monday, but did not
return. It is supposed that he lost his way crooning the
fields, and alter wanlering six miles, became exhausted,
an-I, iyioe down, was not seen till his lifeless body was
fouod. Death was due to exposure sad the want food.
Lit Woes OY limb...nix—At a meeting held a night or
two ago Mr. D. Plunkei, M.P., told his bearers that
peoole might talks, they like of the corn-growing capacity
of Ireland, but be knew iIIIIT)011/0 district, of It •so
datup that the onipe was subject to neuralgia, and the
only Writs, Viing found to exist were the gray plover and
the di.ten.ary doctor."
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A WINDFALL FOR • LAD. —A lad. age 15, named George
Fletcher. employed up to • few days ago as • cgab-hriy at
a Ann in Sheffield. 1111 A just succeeded to a legacy of
£lO WO. Tile money has been I, ft him by his uncle. Mr.
1:e 'op, Fletcher, who was in the leather trade at Wake-
held. Toe te.t.tre, who seem. to have never taken any
notOn of hie nepla,er during hie Li e, has also left the
Din' her Li pre week.
The attempt of Nobel's Explosives Gimpany to obtsin
• renewal if their nitro-glycerine Intent In.s been mune-
no, conap,iny bag been di,. ling lig per cent. per
annum for aJrne time past. and have already realised
£a2gooo on • capital ~f L 15.001.1, whikt their goodwill is
..Ll.l to be wotta 1:150.000 in re. There will be great
rejoicing ill mining circles at the destruction of the
mop .p,1y...

Luc en....th On alms of tha Fishmmigars Company
arts d at Dilling.aate Illarkat 161 tool of B,b u onflt f
Imams to el. All of it had arrived by land. The fish
nuudiered 2,9.4 au I included 4 cod, 460 bad.locks, 500
ar.mg,, 51 1054 cm 399 plaice. 59 unclean ralaion. and
IWO bit.i.g, wid, in addition, 11 bags of cocklcs, 6 bus
of mt.c'ts, .041 of ;periwinkles, a barrel of nod, tgi
',assets 0... we..., ...id 40 of •pratn. b.,1.•• rill Map of
• au.l II Luke sot smelt., and g, .urrt.,
A Wesleyan 'mutates, munel trwnalL has committed
suicide at Cir• at 9.ccliston. new Pre,ton. Dumped warn
Itw4Ylwidd South W.les. and was on • visit
to▪ tire.t E:cl..tna. for sumo time be had appeared
gra %Ur depre..aa• an said an engagement had been
broken od IPA •• -n him and a young lady. On Sunday
017ctl111:, Esther Weds, Roman C.th.plic prielt, saw a hat,
coo, and stark lyiag 0.1 the bank of • ;soul, sod sutra-
quietly r..a a. of Mr. Mallp&M,
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font, I. Ver lief, "S skids witiba. eel...rare:lr insane..
lierbert (la 'stone (so Ibe World oi)s) hail Nome
.nra.e.l to 11. i niacin& to, d iu.u•er of (the grunion)
Lair Huntuirower.
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ar:•...i4.4 Ito oirer of • brio;
in e,,a di ...00v Lil.l.o!D. 41,.1-....itivon ly the living of
Ve. Lot, Fo.ter-l•ne. will be ralant. Is line it about
cog per onnoto.
A c'uld. Oro mouths old. twine 1-1 t in a bossiest t now
the kitchen lie of a lieu.° at Ituroh Dear Bridgwater.
the clothes elught 11,e, and the child was so mune burnt
thxt it .lie I on afterwer.lr.
lii, sal•lS.r sre,t i bitterly disappointed at
not I. dna the e.oninaNt at the thee. Ho would
hOOO g •lotertnioed oppeition of
the 1) site of C 1.11 h. Wage. H. K I. said to
be c,., to Ut sly att.cho.l 1., hi. Q i.r.• roiest,r4entrni.
Th • 711th is to be the only si^nte tegiment in
the oor. Ice.

--tiTiii:;ols,lt is taking en.re. measures for the care
of Lke Pc¼ soil rounded In the Tran•vml campaign. The
lnstCl corp. is 41 lie largely •trensiheued. Additional
aCC ineuto Aid Cores f..r 501) !eel wrru also ordered
on friday, whir u la held to to heats • renewal of lwatili•
tie..

—Vier Sir lie no of toy's Sr Frederick
llnherts. coo, ttttt I,,tt .4 yhiio to g lodger:griped of mottle,
who, Wey %owiii mig toe rocrits of lndisn cous-
wooer% will hi read with in'tto—t 'ftburrs
P. ea-Al.-tot Weilel...l of iii i•in ;he mar always be
trusted to have hit towuniunientit.u, dear, att.i his force in
capital fettlo. llot he is not touch more.' It is a sod
instanes or the Iro ter lion, of tote that it should devolve
up di It lane t • rattier.. C .rrure, sod put reattrrs
.treiz..t in the Tr ansvul.—Wortd.
I) oldie's many of the traveut ci Qin cram from Paris
hi Lint.,.,, i.t.t who surfer all the miseries of s!Ma
asomge, I ink uros the Chin',. I as p fatliesale4
But the fee; is, liolt ii llll4llr.l...tinkiral wry/ placed to
the atop pat of the Illiannt I, the whole &one would
stand atN,TR ITAW. 14W In 44 4e. pa, parts, the .1. ptla of
the sea dam not exceed Ng and for • long dtstanc
fruit shore it does not exce Is depth eSO lest, while for
two miles outside the Ca'aie roa.t ale sounding. are wily
to shout t treaty fei t of wet i.
ita TUE BLACK COUNTRY. Commenting on
Thursday on toe Lahti. of sw ...rine, so prevalent among
the working classes in this ill,rrict, as ttttt led in C wee
bri uilit 1.. f ire him, the et‘p r,itlore 41146.404.tn0f Wolver-
hampton cod it was quite sh-elt ing t think of tire h trrihlis
imprecations and elites commonly mei by men sod
1•41403, sad above all by children. A case cam, to his
knowledre the other d ty, in which a little boy, eleven
Ven's of are, whist undercinue ri slight operation at the
ho.l, tal. eirsisil sod /1440 at Vot irtcdreto tittentlioa on
him in a mutineer which horrified 41 41.• hospital it BO who
h"rd hint. Nit only on, lett Vie hay acts illy snatched
rip a surgical knife, sail with awful imprecations, swore
b4fore 0 il and everybody living Ise would stick hint it the
hear of We serious. That was a sample of Wolverhamp-
ton boys.

Yankee puhlishers are knowo an • smut !ace, but one
Non York hook-flrm has set itself to accomul.-11 a feat to
which no paradel is to he found in the hbtory of hook
tranufecluong. In a letter to W. damasks's 7'isaes, Wears.
P tier. and Golpin quote from a el cola, mimed by
a New York puhli-huig house, etstmr that arrangements
have I..en um le for vet.inz up the whole of tke revised
Slew Testament within kt hours after the first copv hut
Hllen obeallted from Bditl in.', and within three days 10 000
copies will be reedy lot du-lit,,, to purchasers. after which
the bra( will be prodoced at the rate o san opies a-day.
They add that it will lei praited in large trpa, neat:y
hound in cloth. and auk: at the nominal price of 30e.
31.) An Baldish edition, however, will be published
at a shilling.
At Birmingham, William Henry Mlles. LUNAR. and
potted meet au inofacturer, was sent to gaol for throe
mouths (the heaviest punishment the magistrate could
Inflict) for havina upon his premises large quantitie‘ of
demand boric Ile* rotten carca.es of abaep. sia Nog of
bear sausigeo, on. ton of pork ,taassges, numbers of
savelnyr, "iaroury ducks :or I.lgola, black puddings, tr.,
all unfit for human f hot dep oited for the purpose of
preparA, ion for male. I. wa stated that the only piece of
goa.l me t Mond on the 11.1enrisat',
premises was a leg of
nulthm which sr.. lei oft roasted for his na,n dinner. Dr.
Hill, the He-iiral Officer of flieelth, fur Bomingharn. by
~horn ilu., ..1111.• of the 'toff !mina 1 was condemned, told
the m 1160 rstea that the distri tuition of ti, putrid matter
would pr 'loc. rliarrhfro, while Its Pit•Tior result would be
Itlond-poinua or and lb.. conveyance of parsaitical disown.
and otter dba•trous conlequencad.

:ALVAID.R DISCOVICRT POR nun RAlL—if/our hair is
turning rzrey or white, or falling off, use "The Mexican
Hair Renewer," for it will poritively restore in every "as
Grey or White hair to its original colour, without leaving
be disagreeable small of nowt "Restorers' It makes
the hair charmingly heautii,th is well at promoting the
r&owth of toe hair on bald spots, where the glands are not
wired. Ask your Chemist for " Tim Mimics:. Hain
poll by Chemists en.! Perfumers everywhere
at :At 01. per bottle. 'Wholesale depot removed to 33,
Eamingdon.road. London.
Tausitrra AND TRATELLRan. ladies rinking,
visiting the
seaside. or otherwise exposed to the worching rays of the
sun and heated particke of dust, will find Rowlands'
Kslydor most cooling and refreshing for the face, hand..
and arms it eradicates sunburn, tan, freckles, ifin, ilsys
the pain and irritation caused by innquito end mat bites,
and Produces a beautiful and delimie tomplexion. Sold
in two AiZes. Rowlands' Mac.orear Oil prevents the hair
felling off dnring hot weather. Rowlands' (Monte
whitens the teeth. Sold by chemists, perfumers, and
Illaintressers. [My only Rowlands articles.
Disrigss Mane EATING. the of the most unpleasant
mutt, ,4 ierti.rnstila sill no longer he exuerbnced if Dr.
B.rdik.o A..tibilious Pill, are taken. The% pin, will
prevent the digress referred ta, and by pe ring in the
use of this remedy for a few weeks, a permanent cure
will he effect I. and Pain will no longer be the penalty of
eating. Sold by all Chemists in Box-a at 18d. and
As 91.
ADTICR TO Mormon( I—Are you broken in your rest by
a sick child muttering with the pain of cutting regal:aft° at
0009 to a Chemist MIA get a bottle of MRS WINSLOW'S
Sorrrituro SYRUP. It will relieve the poor sufferer immedi-
ntoy. It is r.tr feet I harm:ms and pleasant to the 'este. It
produces natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child front
pain and the little cherub awakes "se bright as a button."
It wlthes the child, it softens the gums, shinye all pain.
I relieves wind, rmulates the bowels, and is the beat known
remedy for dysentery and diarOwea, whether arising from
teething or other muses. Mrs. Winslow's Sooahing.
Syrup in sold by Xedicina dealeni everywhere at la, lid
re bottle.
EVERT HO,cneHotn should hays a hog of likanton't
nigh 1"11111. Foe S I idea Colds and tiore Thr..a,ta, no
remedy has ever herb di11...wt., 01 to ego.' taw They are
the best and clrapest medicine ever ollspid to the
moser. will Ana them invaluable in the minter, and they
shrsibl always he kept near at band. Sold by all Obeinista
in B ,ges at 13tvl. an I 2.91.
''y TOUR RIGHT !--Ilydroleina inydrated bns
proved of the high st value as a food n cotuumption and
all wasting diseases, Invariably producing increase in fiesh
and weight. This preparation of Hydrated Cod Liver Oil
is tonic, digestive, and ton times more nourishing, an well
as far more pleasant to taste, then plain cod liver oiL
If ydroleine will neurish and produce increase of weight in
those cases where oils or fat, not au treated are difficult or
impossible to digest AU tendency to emaciation and loss
of weight Is arrested by the use of Hydroleine. Of all
Chemists, 4s. 6d. —New depot, 331 Parriegdon-road,
London. Pamphlet tn..