The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-31 00:00:00

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

CONTRACTED OR STIFF JOINTS.
All the medicines in the London Dispensaries would tombm. ,Id Yeuril, le Dorchester, Wepai
rarely benefit, much less cure, any chronic cues of DOWN TRAINS. WESS DATIL
311 t 2 1,2,:1il :21 12 2:1 12 1 k"
contracted or lad joints ; whereas if tide invaluable Chocl.2, 0
P.a.
Ointment be effectually rubbed into such parts twice Loudon . ..1 .Cu u 7 1:.1 242 11 451 ..
a day, the benefit will be iumemse. Paralytic pAtielltll Chippelllll.' 7 3:. lu 56 2 32,12 2 132 .. 7 15,j
can can derive advantages from this tine remedy, and Ilnatol 130 11 3.0 4 40112 6o 3 40, .. , 8 ('1
from no other. Bath ~713 10 WI .. 112 2.. m.5, .. . 7 51
Westbury. I la 2.5 10 4 5 3 20 12
SCORBUTIC RU U-- MORS.SC.II.I) HEADS, AND 35
.. , 4 ...,' 2 4 4 25j 9 0
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SKIN D ISEAS KS. Bruton .. 9011 90 3 1.5 120 3A-3l .. 827
Scorbutic humours arise from an impure state of the i Yeovil .19&I12 . 5 4 110, 120 4 30, . V 6
blood, audio most cases the liver and atom:tell are the Earnr,...!.:.tt 111.1.20:. Ili
.i....,1 40., F.: rt...., 4,
organs at fault. The Pills will speedily restore these trid 470 r.
to a healthy action ; while the Ointment, if well Doreil,esier to au 12 55. F. 20' 2:1.0 5 2tl, .. 1 943
rubbed in at loud twice a day will soon cure say came I weyinoutli *O2O. I 15. sto 245 540 .. 10 u
of Atha disease. Soldiers, sailors, and 111100.11 i use this tit Isl .t tal elm. iv0e.e...4..r. lease Padding*.
famous 41M...tent in all parts of the world. (C) Third clam from l'aMliimt.... to LIMIT
DIPTIIERI .1, soltE Tinto.vrs, .v.O. stations WM...
Them 0,44 are of so seriona and dangerous a nature yo„., TuAlN,_ijriwo. Ewer. 4.,... ~,, ye„rii.
that the Ointment would not be reemlinienikil miles* WRRII DOT.. II SUNDAYS.
time Proprietor was sure of its effect. It will cure Vasa 1&2 1k 21121 1 2 I 12 1.2.3 1 112 1.3.3
when every other means may fail, if applied inane. A.M. A.M. A.A. r.N. r. N.( P. 11.1 A. 11.1 P.N.
diately, mei not when the patieut is beyond recovery. Bristol 6 43, 940 11 30.12 50 30, IS t.Ol 6 45! 650
1 4 53 3 301 5 1., 6 O. 330
It la a sovereign m ree.ly for more throats .'soy
. ny set- tueite,J 7lu 140 1 ... 12
.., 336,3 3 340 333 4 3s. 4 f.s, 7 351 443
thol coughs or wheezing will la. !or 1111 l ptly reisiovaal. I Durd.n 830 11 25 .. 20 4 501 7 $5ll 8101 sso
Mother.; should rub this remarkable Ointment into the ye „!! 920 *220 27.0 220 240. X 10! v 0 010
, cheat of their infants whenever there he any hoarse-
nem, tightnees, or anything affecting the breathing.

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Beelt the 011aNICRi awl Pills should be used in the fol.
lowing (uteri:—
Bad In . C2IIMIN ! Sore Nipple=
1..ul iirmota Contrarted and Silt Sore-throats
litino I Joint. Skin-diwame.
Bunions I El lash Scurvy
Bite of Mombetom' Fistulas Sore-heads
and Maid-Flim. , Gout . T To
Cm-o-lay , Glandular Swelling. I.:ccrs FoItGERY or lIANK•Sorrtt,—A foreigner, of gentle-
ChM:go-toot 1 Luisiwg" W L. manly exterior and sol.ln:ss, who gave Ids name as M.
Chilblain. Pile.
I D
clumpol !lands , Rheumatism
Cons.
and described I ' self as a captain in the Bel-
Cono (Soft) I Scald.
o Finn army, has been detected in an attempt to pass
Sold at the Establishment of Pitoer.smoit HI,LOWAT. r•srged notes at Birmingham. On Friday week he at-
-244, Strand (near Temple Bar), London : also by all rivtal astlie Queen's Hotel, and announced his intention
respectable Druggist. and Dealers in Medicines through- of remaining there several days. On Sunday, about
inidilay, however, he ordered his bill in great haste,
out the civilized world, at the following prices
:-
la. 14.1., 2s. 9.1., 4s. 6.1., lii., 225., and :it. each Pot stating that lie was under the necessity of taking his
departure in the course of ten 11l ill utes. On the bill
s*. There is • considerable totting by taking the larger
being brought, lie tendered in pa} ment what purported
sizes.
to be a ElO liana of England note, and requested
N.B.—Directions for the guidance of patients in every
that the change might be brought to him iminediakly.
disorder are affixed to each I'..t.
' This arrangement was not completed with the celerity
AN ACT OF GRATITUDE. he weini to hose,,anticipat d, for some suspicions were
aroused in the establishment as to the genuineness of
AGENTLEMAN having been cured of the note, and they proved to be well-founded. A
nervous debility, loss of memory, dimness of cursory examination left no doubt that it was counter-
sight, lassitude, indigestion, dislike to society. iuipedi- felt, and the owner was given into the custody of the
meads to marriage, ke., will forward to any address the police. On being quextiured by deputy cliMf superb.
mess.o by which he was cured, on receipt of a stamped dent Glossop, he stated lie had received it on Thursday
directed envelope. —Address J. W., Esq., Wilford. from Misers. Baring Brothers, of London, in ex-
house, Ilurton Crescent, London, W.C. change for a bill, lie warded that lie bad no other
notes in his possession, but on being taken to the New.
street station, and there searched, five other 1:10 and
three Efi notes, all forged, were found inside the lining
of his hat. On being a‘kedi what account lie had to
give respecting them, lie said that lie had purchased both
these and the one which had led to his apprehension
from a iwrson in Birmingham, with a real note, which
lie received from Messrs. Baring. On Monday the
prisoner was brought up at the police-ottice for examina-
tion before Mr. Kynnersley, the stipcndary magistrate,
when flue foregoing facts were proved in evidence, and
Mr. Brighton, from the local branch of the Bank of
England, declared the notes produced to be spurious.
In his defence the prisoner reiterated his story about
having purchased them while partially intoxicated, Irons
• man whom lie met in • public house on Friday. He
Was eawnsitted for trial at the next Warwickshire
, Anises.

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The true guide to those who desire • speedy and private
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ton-oresowt, Tavistook-equaro, London, W.C.