The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1869-06-29 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

ILA., from Titus xi.. 11-14. The rev. gentleman observed that in the presiding verses, the Apostle Ins been directing Tutu. to exhort ell persons of all ages and rants to perform their several duties with all fissility, that the word of God be not blasphemed. In the last verse be commands Titus himself to speak these tbiop "with all authority," thereby instructing the min sten of the gospel 10 every age that if they will deal faithfully wt b the Church they mast not be content with setting forth the doctrui,s of the gospel only, but insist upon the sanctifying effect of those do:trines in ell that beliave them. In the eleventh nod following verses, he gives the great reason for tbicthe Gospehthe only way of salvation, called here the "grate of God," because it proceeds from His grace, and speaks of His , is not limited to any one age or class in society, f•at is preached to " all men." All are ooneereed in it, high and low, rich and psor, sad if it is glad tidings of salvation. it Woo teaches no Ist, negatively, what we are to gin up, via., "ungodliness sad worldly lusts." .2nd, positively, what we aro to practice, to live soberly, ngliteotisly,and Godly," i.t eoberly in our own hesrts an desirokrighteously towards our neighbours,and Godly, in own reverence and love for God bigwig!. sOor sustaining prirhiple in this selfdenying woik, is to be "the bloomed hope and glorins appeanug of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ ;" ashen we hope to be delivered from all sin end to b. 104. "liksbion, seeing Him as He is." The liaise He hot spoons is that " He gave himself for us," to be made a curse for nate die for us, to redeem us from the 00110 of tbe law, and everlasting • death, and He has done this for on, not that we should continue like the rest of the world, but that we ! should be purified "onto Himself aa • peculiar people, I seclooa of good works." This appearing in CLscrs bowie of prsyer ought not to be • matter of form. If any persona thought it so, God does not, but will call men to account for the use they have made of these opportunities. Coming to church in the morning will enly increase the oondshanation of Ape* who peas the re,t 04th. day in sin. If men desire to profit by the gospel, they must be willing to be different from the rest a the world, and mast remember that no religion will save their tools which does not show itself in a consistent and faithful climb. ergs of their pri•ate aOl social duties. If the teak is hard. God has promised His grace to all that ask it. Gratitude to their God end Saviour should constrain theta to live to Him, and the hope of salvation should support and cheer them. On the conclusion of the terries, the procession was reformed, and the Foresters paraded the town, ending their triumphal propose at Mr. Gregory's held near the  Artillery Barracks, where by this tarns •eapitai was provided for their enjoyment by ario, the George lee. Mr. Alderinen Inca prestled,..du4 pari a good attendanss. Alter the d nuer tbs., toasts were proposed, and touch enact:aging "" Vora given concerning the progress of Forestry 6,4 usefulness.  At three o'clock dancingt cad & cad. ty of time, ...poet', and tb• acy's proceedinp titre kinc,ti. °wily proloaitod till sight  SUICIDE AT GODBANsioNE A poor man Dammed Groves committed suicide dor* Friday night last, under distreseng pon.,.aly he was bailiff to Mr. Hub), bat en gentleman's deetb he left the farm. Fur a eath be milked as a thatcher and shearer, and time Ler/atm. piece of very poor land in the wan, 20 acre. ut sneak for which he bad to Pul 12e• weeeli• He Led 114011/4 to help work it. who was paid so a weak.... bad to keep two hones. The little mosey na accumulated went but • small way towards smetwiti farming the unkindly land he had got, aaj be borrow from friends. But niontb by pr ,speeta became worie. Then be e1t.e.,.a..4 truth of the saying "Trouble! never cou, et.ilv,"La I'.') of his children died within • few tz.,.n.,jd other from conaumption- It was no w- 0j tat: tta unfortunate man became " stran,po, Last week he was employed shearing at la Friday he was very restl.••• anti lowspeded, m length, hewing finished the sheep Le was Mau% "That was the last he should sham," and • Ile complained of being unwell, and "toot to oot kat there he could not rout. Soon he gut up +pita am. t.king • bit of bread and cheese in Ms Lana be wandet e I forth. He was not seen alive again. Woo Saturday morning be was found hanging in Iluol b•fl quite dead. An Inquest was held in the eel:Luton:4a • rdict of temporary insanity returned.  FATAL ACCIDENT AT BitlDpoßT RAILWAy