The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1882-07-11 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY. JULY 11, 1882.  also stiooessful in the fifth class, winning sewed pass far too numerous, erpedally of =chastity, but the for shaped Captain Christie, whia was • sple victims of intern are • multitude wMdt no ces elm and delicately coloured bloom, but unfortze can number. My frisada, empty drunkard is • suicide ; newly somewhat blemished by therein. hies Everett but if he or she has no regard for his or her ocosit (WinoharestretLgained third gpleas in Class forth the might at lima have some for their good v Captain otten also mad* • good -Having quoted a number of most stattling display. In Class 8 Me. A. Baskin won first prim shandom as to the effects of drunkeooses. the rev. for an exquisite bouquet, which was simply perfect; canoe continued: These misdates are not dry facts; Mr. El. R. Harris was second with • charming bunch ; alas, they ars wet with the tears and the life-blool of Kim third Pries bouquet wee "le pretty;multitudes ; they speak with an eloquence which ought Mee. Aldridge was unfortunately disqualified in this to move the heart To BOOM Shejsr mem el:traysclam, and, but for one exceptioe, the bouquet woad gent and one-sided. Would were so ; aims doubtless have gained a prise, they are not. 'Tie • tale o woe in which Off the strawberries, some of the opaline= we= of 'tie hardly possible to exaggerate. It is the 2=4 miss and and it was with great =changeable law of the Divine Goveremeat the Putties d come to • decision on the that whatsoever • man soweth that he must reap. most important Rowing to the flesh and the devil most produce • The following Vtine prise list t- harvest of misery and ruin. Take the case of any Class L-For the bast 111 distinct varieties of Roses, individual drunkard known to yourself, who has three blooms of each vatierizi-lst. Zoom of Mr. 11. Blend- beggared and destroyed himself and family by drink. ford (gardener It Dodds ); end, Mr. W. K. Brymar, Multiply that by myriad', then you see how the an. (gardener J. Sanford), angton Manor. enemy is and has been ing in like a flood. But, Clew k-F'" ths hee"2 Rwwiladf"no:tdrsferet,lnt brethren, we are sot without hops. We look unto the blooms-la Elan. of Mr. IL Everett (Dorchester); 3rd, Mr. Richard Groves; La. Ito Lord. W. K Bremer; a, Captain Sod= (gardener Thomas Lobb). " Amid these navy and destroying signs. Class 3.-For the best six Roes. distinct varieties. ea& COn um the covenant of thy mercy shines : blooms-lit, Rev. K Everett; fad. Mr. B. A. Hogg; We bad we Mass the merman' of Its beam. 3r4, Miss Everett (Winchester); Lao Mr. W. K. Bremer. himithir to average. Alortgatiest to redeem." c.psein Sutton. Clam 4.-For the best six Rosa hebrid tistlis cue Hew= and earth may pass away, but Ills Word shall variety-lit and 2E4 Rev. PMlzerd•Clamortam (w 1 rm. not pam away. When the enemy cotosth in like • flood sew, 3rd. Mr. W. E. Bremer. the Spirit of the Lord shall lift up • standard against Class -Fee the best Rose, single spechneu-let. him. Now, in them latter times, in our country, the geoes. of Mr. H. Blandlord; Lad. Mr. B. H)mt(Dor euemy has come In as a flood of moral depravity, cheater); 3rd, Mr. While (Frampton). through the lusts of the flesh, by this hideous vies of Class fl-Psi the best Bou_ouist of Roses for the band- intim A standard has been lifted against lat, Mr. A. Banker; end. mr. _S. R. Hants ; 3rd, Miss am um iorassiai of temperance societies, the seah (Tepudas); La, Mrs. Aldridge cues 9.-ourroehemne for weight. ga honoue-igo leo greeter part of which are conducted by Christian men R. Groves (Cowley); end, Captain Ui3M. Mr. R. B on Chad:len principles. It is the Spirit of the Lord Sheridan; toe.. Mr. W. Z. &your ; c., Miss Foster (Lam- who has lifted up this standard against the vicious bet Houma _ habits which have produced such widespread dogmasClass 10.--fitrawberries for weed. bweies-lei, ter. don, such misery, such temporal and eternal ruin. Groves;B. lad, MIN Foster: 3rd, lie. A. Pops; b•c-. Among the clergy, one of the first steodard.bearers Captain Sutton; a, Mr. W. IL &var. Class 11.-The best Strawbemea say kind for flavour, was your late varier. You know how patiently, how BI berries-lst, led cad 3rd, Mr. R. room;G Lc.. Mr 000sistently, how lovingl or obloquy ever made y, he bore It. No amount of Churchill ; Yr. W. Berme. opposition, misunderstanding Clam le -The best Stra_wherroisof any Lind for flavour, him falter for a moment, As. a preacher, as the head 18 berries-let. Kr. B. B. Sheridan; lad, 3rd. and a, of • family, and a writer ot vigorous pamphlets, he Mr. R. Groves; Lc.. Mr. W. E. Breese never failed to advocate the canes. He was OW of the The Judges were Me. Leech (gardener to Lord Pon' first to call public attention to the enormous extent of Inec) and Me. BA" (filtedeeete to Lord Aline."). the evil, to the wad* of food which • benevolent who not ooly rendered gratuitous services, bet also Providence meant for the support of human and gave • fee towards the fund. The total number of animal 111% and Its weenies Into that fiery white entries amounted to about 100. _ which (though useful as • usedioisse) bermes • Boddie the Pei" O•trilik • great attraction was the deadly poison when taken as an article of diet. largo abide) of flowers and plants sent by various The tendermy of alcohol is ever to an invidious madmen and nurserymen of thirteen sod neighbour- Wadies In its (fungi', until its victims km, all their Forum.' at this Whew, as he Is " nusit moral strength, all self-respect, all selboontrol, all exhibitions in tide neighbourhood, Were the grand..natural afford= for those connected with them, and plants sent by W. E. Brymer Esj,