The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-26 00:00:00

A .110LitilLY .114ZEPPA.

The Stertiaril paid's/ie. :.oas . i•orreepondent at
Peas viie • 4.ry twaiCLL mi AMINO& DI Lae
Lai lam lata2S UI reeeuga a-topt,tl one Gornwhalan
towards number. At is emend, is wreltvy cattle owner
of North•Wiiistern tieb‘milm, on ft whine t 3 hls ranchos
at WIWI. Ifooll • Vielt. tutta4 ttle con b.,lll•Uriaall a young
men Wtlcat they limo rmc sed Ire Latek 1. bronco.
When di C4vereti the yonnt won wy. lashed to the
home • he was naked and übc..namouo. The acimal
wae eb int broken down, as if Mom long running. and
was easily lammed by the cowboy., rilta cut the thongs
and released the 'Mau.* captive. tale happened about
two weeks before g. Boursisiod's arrival. and daring all
that time the *trance, toni ban to • stupor. When able
to MA. the patient mid his tiatile Wel Beall Buzbenk,
mod t2.tt about throe pima ago, at Falmouth, to Cornwall.
tie li,sier a partimi ship with a Falmouth (mead,
thews. Wilson. some years his senior, and with him
canoe to America to embark in the cake Mumma They
settled in worth Western Ne.,ratka. where the range was
uniunitm and herders low mad ler apart. They built •
comfortable ranch., where Wilaon's young •ile reigned
isis housekeeper, eiteadmi by two or time female
doinestica Burbank. wh is said It b a handyman young
fellow, farad it •.reimble. 'hen Wilma was riding about
this range, to make lime to the lactet's wile. This tom
untied tor tome mAttaa, until on: of toe C mbo,ls.7oftlet
se the t.ct to the catatio i.usbend, whom jaido y had
surely been aroused. that night Barbank was
captured while Weep in bed Ii WAteoll and three of his
mea, dripped at every bit or clothing, and bound on the
back 01 • wild bronco, which was started off by vigorous
Imam'. Before mars/ins Borbatik hemate uncoomioos.
and oat, therefor., actable to tell about his terrible trip.
From the date@ Weep the Wan weal have been sm n
days t•aveiling &boot bite Maim no the animal without
food, and exposed to the Goa LW! mud.

THROAT Illintilres tlon Couoil. —Sunman and dry nee*.
ttcklina and Guts:toe. tor acing couch sod affecting the
voice. For those sympt nuir use &nor s G lycerine
In c ottaot with the [lauds at the moment they are
eicited by the act of sucking. Use thy cerine in those agree-
ablo confections becomes actively healing Sal only in
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Meters rprithic Caemisti, L nod 42. A letter received :
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HOLM M.D., Senior Puyecien to the Municipal Tit oat
ano E.r Inarmary.
WHAT is THIS VISZAS6 that IS COMING l/rOll In I—
LA • .. thief at night, it st .1. its upon us unawares.
M .ny le•rems have pains afoot the chest and side.. and
sousetii•nee in the beck. They feel dud aid •ieepy ' • the
mouth hes • bad taste. especially in to morning. A aort
"tot cky slime collects about t`de treth. The appetite is
pi•r. There la steeling iike • bossy load OA the st ;
• 'motions a faint adpietioa at the pit of the
stool sell which food does note stisfy. Flle eo es are sunken.
Itch end feet become cod and feel clammy. Atter a
•hila a cough rots lb. at first dry, het lifter a few months
it is attended with • greenish-coloured expectoration. The
afflict. I une feels tired all tho while, and sleep dose not
so,in 13 al/Ord any red. Ai tore while he becomes noryouo,
in it obis. and gloomy. sail iier evil !cub Abate. There is
• giddiaess. • sort of whirling ...gotta, in •he head when
ridng up suddenly. To low-ia laicolue c 'atm.; the skin
is dry sad hot at times ; the lodurd become, thick and stag-
nant ; the .1 WWI of the oyes hoc ime tinged with yellow;
Hid urine is scatty eni higt.-culoured, domoaiting a iedi.
went altar. ending. There io fr quoutly a spitting up of
cowl. tomat.usaa will. a s ..ir tact au I notetinna with
sweetish taste; this is frequeotly attendel with pelpita-
ii aof the boast; the vioun con., iinpared, with suot•
.eiore the eye_ there iea s a le.line of great pr •stration and
wealinen. All thoso symptions are in turn preseet It
4 lb .u..ltt Nast nearly ono-third u: our popolation his this
dieme, iit some of i.• varied I dm.. It has been I ce.nd
Us d mallow MAW have mistakes the naturs of this doesee.
Som, have treated It for liver c•molaiut. Alum for Rhino',
dina.eofse., In., bat none of the regions kinds of treat.
roost have been attended with suc,ise„ because the remedy
should loi su at to set la irmoniouoly up is each one of
th,se organs, and upon the oteh•rh ae ; for in Dye
organ, OW Dtill is really whet the disease is) all of thew
ortans partake of tide dioueas and require a remedy that
wid act upon all at the sone time. &teens Curative
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J. M. CLsysgieu, 52, Dirhy-etrest, Newcastle I
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but testimonials are. I believe, of tea withheld from • false
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FIRST PRIZE FOR LAUNDRT WORK. —Toe Laundries
who won the first prisy in the competition for the beet
got up linen. At the Truss, Induetrial Exhibition. mod
Rockitt's Starch.