The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-07-26 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1881,

o'clock, • space being hurdled off for the dancers, aid
this was c sotinussi with spirit nntil the fireworks e
menced, which wag a rr sod display, b-ing one. Ina
dir,c.ion or Messrs. Willer, of Birmin the is, an I we.
• fitting el mix to a splei,ll.l an I.ncewsfol slay. The
nmittse a e thrterun : of tin grottoest p a;411 fa • their
admirshi, arrant° mots. Sir. Woodsford, ssere try,
and Mr. Smith. ittsi (-Ranger, were iotlefetkable in
their endeavors trs ti pl •ase the public, rd whom hon.
deeds assembled. An secident, which at fir+ ust
feared to he is oi hain hied to, a mat nam G o
But. when ridin ii the gsllowav race The It re.
after jasopinti a flight of hurdles, fell, with the rider
nod-r him, datical usistance was at once obtabird,
&ad alter a short time he wrs able to ha driven t• his
home. It w. Ibe a urns titns before he re, oyes sfr ins
the 'hock. Thi, field was deem I about t. 13, o.,eryan
being delighted with the day's festivity.

! Mr. BtkliTalt thong!): that another pu'hlic meeting
should be called. and nee what the ratepayers would
Kir% Here were hmoirole spent—they (the Board)
s w the elm*, eirried there, and that wat all the,
knew ',tont it. (Hear, h Sr.)
Mr. liowect. ad I if the comnettee wished to come
to the Itior 1, th-r sh .ail hare c one wheal they fnun I
they were eecie line the estinove, and n A new when
they had .om de el the wo^k au 'meat tin
gr. Talent!ri ad I (rem the c onmenuement he him.
s-if hid ht I rponie.r. 'lll with tie miller. tint even
whe., he grai /If.tror. Thi B ier.l mutt either Ink -1
it that they them«elrea were liab'e or that they had
api nut ii a roium't•ee to reds- the money.
Alderman ItiuNiett said the retoluii .0 was passed
by the ratan ,vers wide • the °gyre,' woleretsoding
that it wae ton .. to be paid by the rates, so that they
could note elect i au idea if the Board doing it. The
committee ha I d no the work totally avert from the
Board with •ut the a,,eiunta being exeminhd or laves-
tie ited be Vie Board. Meters. Edmonds, Houneell,
and Biddlec imob hat dine their work so well, that
they should hi railed up in to get the money.
Mr. EMIUND3 *aid that if they did that, they
moat take the consegoences.
Alderman Homestta s tid that was not the prorr
spkit in which t i meet the dirfictilty.
Mr. Btreotgoogas was then loudly coiled for, but
di n true..
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Hr. J. H /UNSIILL Co 'sidereal thi work was a grist
loson•yernent to the tw,, sod h •pe I they would he
able to collect the woney to Day I r it. (Hier. hear).
He thought the ratepayera would be raid ti pay for
it.

The MATOIt sa'd be would be happy ti issi,t in any
way tn get out of the difficulty, end if i wera the
wish tn convene a meeting, he would be happy to do
en. There were liabilitiev, and the cradito.. wtr3 not
likely to will, much I mger. and w.m1.1 soon, perhatts,
work the mac due of the law. It wrs a capital piros
of work. and acre it improrem.nt (heat, bear), and
If they' c ould gat out of the difficulty in an amicable
way a would h. h.tter.

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BIDDLECOMBL. being again called for. said he
had heel i faroor of putting the work to contract,
and as on of the co nmittea he thought it not tight
that ono shoul I take up in himself t *Alen the
money and do all the w •rk. Ile had wished the
publication of the list of pubscriptiona, and let the
ps Isle see how thov were going on, but he was over.
row. He thnlizht the duty of a committse was to
act t mother, but he himself hed h no hand in the
matt.r.
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Mr. En line hotly explained that that was his
(Mr. RIM ecornne'-) own NM%
The Tows MARE 'wing a•ipealed to, slid if they
di I not t' k., eare they amid drift int a litigation.
Mr. Kamm r asked if that— were not a bye-law
which p-eremel sty member of the Boar spending
ROY am 'tint of money, without the sanction of the
iard I'd, so.
Hermit) It,TNOLIIS said the wages sheet had never
hen presented, and the committee had treated the
matter fr on beginning to end, as if it were not an
count of this Board. ft was not usual fur a couple
• f gentlemen to spend £l,lOO without any oversight
from this Board.

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Some animated ditriuseion took plane, a greet
meiority of the members repudiating the liability of
the B ard. and Mr. Ramowns maintaining its liability.
Mr. EDMUNDS said he would never undertake each
on affair again, and Mr. Macar remarked that he
need not trout, e about that, for he was sure that he
(Mr. Edmunds) never would. (Laughter.)
Alderman ligniotos suggested an addition to the
comrnittro to collect the rest of the money, and even-
tually Mr. KNIGHT moved "That the report be not
accepted."
Mr. SAMSON moved, and Alderman Surnu
seconded, that the meeting stand adjourned till Tues-
day next at 7.30 p.m.
The meeting then dissolved.
STURNINSCER NIWTON.

Parrr Flagstone. Monday.—Bsfore Captain Han.
ham, R.N., It. R. Harvey, Req., and Mark Thronhill,
KN. Benjamin David Jarvis, landlord of the
Butcher,' Ann. Beerbouse, Manahan, was summoned
for k aping his house open for the sale of intoxicating
liquors between the hours of tan and twelve p.m.—
P.C. Webb stated that on Batarday night, the 4th of
June, at ten o'clock, he was near the defendant's
house, and beard some talking in the bash kitchen,
which was attached to the beerhouse. He went into
the garden. fr ,m whence he could look into the room.
He was about ten yards fr ,tn the win low. About
half-past ten defendant came out of the back kitchen
with a candle and cup, and went into the bonbons..
He returned with the cup full of liquor, on which he
could see the froth. He saw the defendant head the
cup to a strange man, who drank, and then handed it
to William Trew, who drank as well. aI&MO4 Trew
was ale, present, and drank out of the cop. The men
were sitting round the table. Just before eleven
defendant refilled the cup in the same way. James
Trew lift shortly after this, and went to his
own c rttage close by. A woman, whom he believed
to be James Trew's wife, also Itft the house at
the same t;me end went to Trew's cottage. About
h 'lf-post eleven defendant filled the cup again.
He heard Willi im 'rrew till defendant to brag
a quart, and when it win bronght the stranger
took Nomtthing .ut of his pocket and gave t defendant,
Willi on Trnir thereupon remarking "Ni, that's my
qu ,rt." Be watched the men sitting round the table
drinkinr an I chatting till quarter-past 12, when be
took out his watch and went jot, the room, and told
d.fendant he hart h ,d hin back door open ever since 10
o'clock. Defendant toll him both the men were going
to I. d re there, and William Trew offered him the cup,
whir, c mtsine I bleu. then. Trew also told him that
he ha-I some fi iends at hi. home, and that he was going
to ledge there. William Trew lived with his father,
James 'Crew close by—Cross-examined by Mr. Dada-
wood: H did Tv t ston to see whether either of the
-n left that night —Mr Dashwood called Ann Trew,
, NI of Jsmes Trew and mother of William Trew, who
said her 'War and her two sons came to her house on
a visit from London on the 4-. h of June. As she could
not ax-immodate them all 'ho took lodgings for two
or three nights at the defendant's house. Her son and
one of her nephews want to the beerhouse to sleep.
She di I not g ti the be.rhouse hene'l at all that
night. Defendant chsrged her 2a. for lodging the two
the three nights.—William Trew said he and his cousin
el-pt at the heerh ,use on the night in question. They
did not go there till quarter-past 11. They only had
one quart of half-and-half at the bottle, and that his
cousin paid for. The constable came in about • quarter
to 12, and they went to bed at five minutes till. The
shutters were clotted, so that the constable could not
have seen lot' the room—The Chairmen ssid the
presence i.f William Trew and his cousin in the house
hod been fully accounted fo-, but the female and James
Trew were num mounted for, and they c 'old not do
otherwise than boll the case proved. They had no
desire to impose a vindictive punishment, as this was
the first ti ne defendant had been before them, and he
would be fined 1.. and lie. costs, and the conviction
would be recorded on his license.

! AIR. BRADLA UGH. Eig„,,, eOOOA.—GZATZIFOL AND CONFOIVINO.--' •By
I The cue C irks • 13,adlangh. af.er la Inc three data a thorough kno•ledge of the natural laws which govern
teruilmit/d no rridar in the Queeu'd 13 .ncli Division, the the operations of iligeetion and nutrition, and by a
only qu gain being erla•ther the writ we, lutist before careful application of the fine properties of sell-
Mr. II adleoeh h d•de I to t4i divi•lrrt on the issue of selected Ov.a., Mr. Epps hie provided our breakfast
the w, t tor T••k-shary. Mr. lira 11.41,t i contended that tables with a delicately flavoured bewhich vvrage may
the • 1,..1 .ne • 14 to the c erc'u ..on t ha. Ih. solic I-11
de. k I wee us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicioustam!t . thr writ i• i i lt,lore hall-n•st three oC.ock,
mat the uric,/ io,k plug alter that time. Sir
use of Niel articles of diet that a constitution may be
an o IL
(tiff r I her,nz replied, J.istire Cr ornm oy. aed up. The greduilly built u . p until trong enough to resist every
i I ry. af•er t. o bows' deliberat on. toned 1.,r th. pl.intitY. tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies
tf-. B a tag. 0.1•1 threat ms to premien e Mr. Neadegate are floating around us ready to attack wherever there
lon inamtstancl. lls • weak point. We may tecaPe many a fatal shaft
- well fortiliv . -

WESLEYAN CONFERENCE.
ThJ followins is • list of I.e 1 stations
THE SATII DISTRICT.

Sherborme. WEI hut Way. Robert Saw (1111boros
Port).
..ovll. —I ,m-• Walker. P Mitt, r.
W• yin with —W.thieu Anon*, ;Gs rg Rtayell, super-
num-. ry
• o I hi L•wie (I) Ho'lort
D .r.—J .tue. Hew) . T IC Hem (Mho: ne,
Slindfoil); •to A I,n (h), •up.r • ,111111311•17.
S I If, siurv.—JAl es 1 :eclair, 3 ho I, oopl nigh (G Dior
haru, Dore t).
131.0 I'o-A rol St I..l:piaster —Thom Wo (b), Welter
L tog (.I.nrmltti.ter)
Dl.tlLt .L.hnroo, who 'ball act
under the directi4.n of %to, chairman of the dirriet.

by keeping ourselves bed with pure blood and
m a properly nourished frae."—Ciaii genic, Gomm._
Sold only in Packeta jamas Eyre & Go.
Howe .1 athic Chemists. London." Also makers of
Epp'. it. Essence for afternoon use.
' Mr. Johnson in his Chonistory of Common Life
pointed out that Cocoa had long reached the comomey
with too much of its own fat, or loaded with • varietr
of farinaceous substances, producing a soup rather than
• beverage. The Cocoa bean affords admirable
nutritive flesh forming qualities, and staying power.
In Cadbury's Cocoa Essence these are retained and
concenterikd, providing an exhilarating infusion, not a
starchy soup, "-- Warnings to f touieholders.
V•LUAIILR DISCOTERT Volt Tilt 11•11 A—It your hair is
turning grey or white, or falling off, use "The Mexican
Hair Renewer," for it will positierfe renters is sassGrey or Waifs Rair to ita original colour, without leaving
be disagreeable small of most " Restorers." It mikes
the hair charmingly beautiful, an well as promoting the
growth of the hair on bald sputa, where the glands are not
decayed. Ask your Chemist for "Inc )IEXIC•N Hain
RCIIRWRR," sold by Chemist* and Perfutuers everywhere
at 3a 6.1. per lottle. Wholesale depot removed to 33,
Farring.lon.road, London.
NATURE'S WAl'. Nature often cures the disease, but
when she does, it is always hy expelling in some way or
other the catue. Dr. Bardsley's Antibilious
effectua'ly aim azure in doing this, and this le why they
porker's) so many great CU,na. Sold by all Chemists in
Boxes at 130. and 9,1
ir La t-r, no doubt, use Reckltt's Paris Blue at
h hot Icy would d, well Insist on their Laundresees
ciAn• the coo.', a. 'he purity and 14140011 am ot the
colour nibs linen is largely dependent upon the quality
of blue use I.
EVERT lIOUSRHOLD should have • hot of Stanton's
Cough Pills. For fi iddeo Colds and Sore Thr..ats, no
remedy has 0, ar beau diacnvered to equal them They are
' the hest and ch.spest medicine ever offered to the public.
Mothers will find them invaluable in the nursery, and they
should &leap. be kept neer at hand. Sold by all Ctemiste
In ikxes nt 1311. an 2. 91
TOURISTS •ND Tearztutas.—L belies playing lawn
tnut. •.si log the seasid,, r ot emus exposed to the
scorching rail of ti.e so ian at d pariices of dust,
wi 1 fin i Row ands' Kalydo in at cooling and ref re.h ng
for tee face. hands ...d arms; it erailc d a sunburn,
tn. fieckles, &, allays the man and irritation caused
by mosqui • and gnat mites, and produces a iVallt.lni
and delicate c mylexioo. Soil in two Hien Rowlands'
Mac .saar Oil proven s the hair falling off during hot
weather. Rowlands' Od..nto iv, Rens the teeth. Sold by
, ch.miste, perfumers, ant hairdressers. Buy only Row-
lands' articles.
ADTICi TO MOTHERS I—Ars you broken in your rest by
s sick child suffering with the pain of cutting toothlilo at
once to • chemist and get • bottle of Mu Winnow's
Boontwo Smut.. It will relieve the poor cuff era immedb.
ately. It la perfectly harmless and plessint to the taste, it
produces natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awake. "as height u • button."
It soothes the child, it softens the gums, allays all Paths
relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and lathe best known
remedy for dysentery and &anima, whether arising (rote
teething or other causes Mrs. Wiaalow's Soothing.
Syrup is sold by Medicine dealers everywhere at Is. lid
per bottle.
THROAT ATVIICTIONS AND HOARSINESS. —An suffering
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded by
the usie of "Brown'. Bronchial Trochee." Theft famous
"lozenge." are now sold by most respectable chemists in
Is country at Is. lid, per box. People troubled with a
" hacking cough," • "alight cold," or bronchial affections,
cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed
to Progress, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affection.. See that the words "Browns Bronchial
Troches" are on the Government Stamp around each box.
—Prepared by JOHN I. (Snows and Soma, Boston, United
States European depot, removed to 33, Farringdon
rood, London.
DISTRESS Ansa LATINO. One of the most unpleasant
result. of Indigestion will no longer be experienced if Dr.
Riedel'''. Antibilious Pills are taken. Theee Pills will
prevent the &Areas referred to, and by pe leg in the
use of this remedy for • few weeks, • permanent curs
will be effected, and pain will no longer be the penalty of
eating. Sold by all Obenalsta in Boxes at 131 d. and
2s. 91.
How MATT PEOPLE SUFFER, With a dull heavy
In the head ; with tired and languid feelings that sleep
does not remove; with • fullness about the chest after
eating, often attended with palpitation. A pain in the
ads and back, with frequent sick headache ; with nausea
after eating, attended with flatulence and • disagreeable
taste mornings ; loss of appetite, with vertigo or dizziness,
dic. How many people suffer with all these disagreeable '
feelings and little imagine the real cause of their malady,
or the proper mode of obtaining relief. Toes. are some
of the symptom. of iodigesti di and liver complaint, but
they will he c at once by the use of "Sieges
Curative Syru,- re taken instantly after eating. The
Syrup will the food to digest and give nourishment
to the system, and cause the bows.' to move with
rep arity. Of all Chemists.
YLORILIREI—FoR Till TZETH AND BRRATH.—A few
drops of the liquid" Ficoiline" spr.nkled on a wet tooth
brush produces • peasant lather, which thoroughly
cl awes the teeth fr..m all tarasit-s or impurities, hardens
the gums, prevents I attar, stops decay„ gives to the teethe
peculiar pearly whitewall, and • delightful fragrance to
the breath. It removes all unp'essant odour arising from
elesyst teeth or t 'booed smoke. "Th. Fragrant
Mmiline," being composed in part of honey and sweet
herbs, is delici ms to the taste and the greatest toilet
discovery of the age. Price 2.. ed, of all Chemists and
perfumer,. Wholesale depot removed to 33, Farringdon-
road, London.

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