The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1867-10-08 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

FROM A MAWS THROAT.—A day or two arf • millhand at Clifford, near Thorcarch, named Phillip ki•Bride, aged thirtyniz, in drinking broth aeoident.lly partially swallowed a fiat piece of bone about the size of a penny, and all attempts to di.lodge it from bin throat failing, he was removed to Leeds infirmary. The 'bone wig about eight inches from the mouth. As there mu not the slightest doubt that death would result if the bone were not speedily eztractod, it was datermined to perform the operation of laryugotomy. The oper.tor wae Mr. T. P. Teale, jun., who made an incision in the throat, just below the larynx, and the bone was drawn out with • pair of small foreros. The incision wes then cloeed. The sufferer is now doing well, and sanguine hopes ate entertained of his recovery.  Tao DUMB or Vottorraust ii Cmi. Dorroasuiors. —A new mernorsndurn upon the employment of volunteers in use of riot has just being lamed from the War °Moe. it is to be substituted for that published on she 14th of June last, which it muds, and in to bear the ume date. In cues of riots and distnrbanees not amounting to insurrection, and not having for their object the cemmission of felonious ants or the subversion of the civil government, special constables. whether members of the volunteer fora or not, are to be armed with the ordinary oonstsble. staff ; but in cases of serious and dangerous riots the civil authority may require Her Majesty's subjecta generally including members of the volunteer force, to arm themselves with and use weapons suitable to the otwasion. The volunteer force can also avail themselves, of their organisation to repel any attack on their storehotuu or armouries.  IT is universally known that in early spring the leave. of all plants abound in rich joieee, and tea gathered at that period is full four fold stronger than the withered Autnm gathering; oon.equently consumers prefer to pureham tea that has been prepared from young leave.. but the Chinese to increase their profit sod pt rid of low wintry sorts, do not scruple to disguise tea for 'Coldish oonsomption with powdered mineral colour. Horniman'i Pure Green is never ' fatted' with Prussian blue, it is in colour the natural dark olive ; and with their bleak, produces • most economical and delicious combination ; the public for the past quarter of a oentory have proved this by extensively ucisi Horniman's Pure Mixed Tea. All their teas Sr. sold secure in packetsl and retailed only through authorized ape,. Au spurious imitations Sr. offered, it is needful , to observe that ..oh packet ot this truly good and cheap ma is signed. Nommen and Co., London, original Importer. of the Pure Tea. Armin= 80101D111 uT Yoonci Womnn. -At Warylebone pollee-court, on Thursday, two young women eged 19 and 1,3 were charged with attempting to commit suicide. Co. was found in the water and the other was shout to jump in, declaring she would drown herself. The girl in the canal was got out quite insensible. They mid they had been drinking and recollected nothing of what occurred. Mr. d'itynoourt discharged them.— Emily Jane Allen, a respectably-dnesed young woman, and who seemed to feel tier Palatka masa acutely, was than shagged with allempilag to commit suicide. P.C.