The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01 00:00:00

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A CaAA.—Ti ell woo Sr., sad mug from tap rrons sad
lad...rat...a. of y 40rVq...• w..•lmass. tlarly aloft).
10. 4 .4,h...1. a•• will aaal a samapt that. Waal Cial•
you. Free .1 Chair" Digs gradit rwly.ra• daemparad
ay • oal.,l4loary M &Mal A'rteAn. SMII•
• •ofoirt 10 10., REV. JOILIPS r. Lamax. Scalia', IA Saw
If art 0,14. U.S.&
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Two 44.411.% u GOLD Want* SoaP.—Extract trout •
lady'. I. ttua .—'' I dud inc* r' • I.; ett Water SJap eaves
tame +fad U. .id. mei chi. uee retie tre rubinu• and no
0g.4444 (eti It isKire s•tlal ac t. el") ay a• &much pur -readapts,
MAP wall QUasi amps. I ieiCAu itood it tu boa.-
Wile... it is eudouuteJay Lae etway Uir I•uudlly and
▪ pup....,, It grill not tapir, the in ~l delicate lar.ric—
• plle•eaut Li ale. aud pree,ute Lae iouiary el a Mammy
the t .ua.ly *1.7 gr cr. slid ullan•a
every er..eriasa SL 4,1 le. II • wird tusk iur
au au I.e oarau•do,l I....neep; • wettish:ea aunt... Lou.
—Sol- us ...er..Jatoe. 5, tr..r. setr.k. L 1,1 ut.

ralraleii • Path or 'lawman rut ILIDICINZ. -Jonas
Y. au.' Towne. Ave. in Pont owono dd, near l'outypool,
Ilogresooth.huv. Re is 23 year, of age, ii•rost with
Isla mother, • widow. Sooty 11 y..r. aoo, then a mere
' boy, Lee went l 0 work in ins •p 114 a faXlier, in Sider
to ;waist his mothecio rearing box latni y%,1 int. children.
Soon, isowever, Li. liSt.. Inkue broke down in health; but
tee necessities Of the thmily seemed to require it, .01.1 he
continued to toil in be mine', audering alt the time (tom
the effects of inligestion, an agthising symptom being
methane, in such • troubleeoun Liu, that the boy was
unable to lie in bed. Working through toe day, sad
reeling a, best he could in an aroPcbau Oaring the went,
! naturally undermioth hls conatitutiou. Year by year hie
health grew Worse and worse, mita at last rhouinatteut
throe with all its dreailul agony. 0e joint aft •r soother
became swell a and inflamed, so that he w. °Wisps( to
stop work. In thia mad paint the now young man was
ntfleed to the house for two long years, aufferinx all that
mortal could endure. One phydcish alt, another was
called upon to tre•t his complaint, but with no X mat. for
the Door fellow cobtutued to grow wOrSe end worse. It
ins to find same mean. of relief, • corsuliotoo of doctor.
era, held, when It was decided tnst on organl dues., of
the bout existed in ea incurable form. sat that medical
mid could not afford reli.l. He was given up to die. Toe.
years of expensive medical treatment had elha2stel th•
little savings of the mother, end they had no money to
buy even the necessariee of Life. But a fond mother
lived up in deep•ir. There woe one spark of hope kigto
Soiocone bad tom her of g reined, that hal cured .0 Many
cthie—even when as hopeless a, this one seethed to W—
and t I mother'. love went out for her dear ivy. But how
to get the me Mine wee the question. Their money was
irentell gene. The boy hal • new pair of trou.re that he
had been too ill to wear, end the mother reasonei within
"1; the biy us to die he will not need them. so
I may as well pledge them for uthi'cine With an effort to
tare his life" Strange as it may appear, the bottles of
medicine phoeural at the cherilisl'e shop in Pontypo il
with the money obtained from tie pawnbrokers effectsd
• cure in tole It•pele.. case, which had been pronounced
as inc irable. Ilst it is only Just to say that if the
chemist had known if the wants of toe family the
enistictn • c oil 1 hive been obtainod without a visit to the
pawnbroker. It i• nearly two years since thi, took
plate. and TOlitlif Jainee Francis Thomas him been work-
unit n the coal pit underground sear since earning ext• •
pay for over-work, Which he ie able t, p Wens,. Of
outran he never had organic dimes of the newt, as was
supoo•ed- Th. ralpitation, rheuniatlinia. sail asthma.. ere
mere eyruptilms of toe real du..., which woe dyapi•peie,
or indineenlcsaf or wood, the remedy we, a.Pce ia'll.l•Pbod•
Those .1110 wish to communicate with this youug man eau
write t, has at the above at Ire., and he will vouch for
the e ir stove orox•rti-e o. Slop:We Syrup, the article th st
• tfected tote mm t miraculoo. cure. The foliowins I. t•ei
is from • chemist, who thooght the facts •hould be ma le
known :—"Jaines Fraccis Itomu, of mtnewyrodd,
hoar Poetypool. aged TI. r 'Pier, we, ill for nine ye.,
unable t • d • any work for three years, never lay 'lowa in
kied for nine years, hal to sleep in • sloping poiture,
was Oaste,l by nearly all the doctors for miles flood, who
generally @toted his conip'aint to be rheumatism and
heart ages.. of a chronic a •tore„ mod beyond all power
to cure. When hope had nearly died out he we.
p•rsuaded to try Seigel's Syrip; and, to the delight of his
relative. and net inisbna-nt of his n•ishhoure, after
taking half a h 'tale he c nil I lay down in bed. At r
'goats one ',Wile he went to work, fie has now taken
too bottle., ant on with the thitd, and s quits well and
siring. Ills mother is in raptures, and Can talk nothing
not %no Iriaceelliall Cure, and Wiesee mu to Melte it
hue an '

ASTHMA. UAT Firma, AND CATAllRll.—liiruroile
Cars was empi yed under to highest in/.llcal sanction in
to ewe lo th, lace Ell.' of Beecouati .1.1, lbe hirdidele
frog. which his lordship found luoet coullo.t ant ri
se.sa Minns' is I',,wdor. The fumes or* isthslrd lqr the
stisut, and at illldto afford reli4."—Per Tins, It Sample
fr.e. .1. U. Richard., 92 and 91, Great litua,ell—treet
London _

COCOA DIIIIIKEILS SHOULD :RI DBL•CIII.11 COCOA.
• dlub,4di..ti e, ueotuunscal. I. potion purity
uut no Iby Savory 4o I Moro (eltr.in st, t t'ut Quoeu)—
slut 1,•,.. 84.1.4. 1.. II•I• Dr But <ea-. aOl tomboy other
entortimt Au.lartie4 wad Mrd.c.l P,s7.ti•looroy.
Om- pee .t 1 wII promo. lOU rip. of Coco*. Sold in time
o .t •24. awl IA Sample tin of
I) I kere's KVA by Po• Cf. Wbolo.alo Depot.
92. Gr a. It ufwb•.tre•t. Line., on rocrkt of prIOLI.
KISCIIZIAICIt • IyMIE loop. —TII best f.ir th 4 t.il.t

EarsaLsall a ItOhlt Sos P.— •h 4 for the T ott.
" Bahama LlisEtat: Amu "Arca Couriatiwr.—Tho ' Hol-
m ooa ' Itou • LL•110111. ti,r mph 1.1 woad ro
lit .11i :t I, in an otos at oh to. bay.. their rthala .12 a
• o pd air, or dohohool kidarya. auol la andursad
L'i a ...Ade Lot e gra et. illelOg.int sotne•lie...Who will tell
1,,. se II olnah Pot la scar' tot ......IcLea. a
It ad the 'um . s.totle I Nat o.o'a Liam; moot 'oao t •
wlly a 11,.... II durvi Pd fir at Itui el.••••r
L ...." ol 11. .1 it
'Ger • Boma oV Paiutr IMvt Pat‘
—lt iir•kau ly orb.% s Cr, sen, aced.. II 1,11,
'Pr I.4O.IILCIAL, 11.,..1.CaeL pains in 0 e •I.le.
j• no. Ll.l luta 1, L:1 a If sl.vc p
I tiers iv, Cir .ot sic'v .7 oudlos, 044.411
era L. ca C I i•holara 'mahout'.
Palo K. •••• i•oot ar at 4, us •110..1 dicing, •Id 1.11.1 t
I • for 511)e a a Au, caelail,t ea, auppl it at 1.. 141
and

4DVICK TO 14TArcrtics.-3.,t4pionss DY.P.P4I
4 4.1 144 .; s too, .ith 4.1.1 C• U,co th.t —Thi• ht. I •
p 0140441. app. J. forcibly .0 at who Ord AiloWtl.l Ins
.teto ...id, ever. LOOK I •r tl.4a. s..d h.ve u..:d
ettaide was.ty tbe:r f .11y."—Olobe. S :at Ct. 00.
ca J 31. Itichs•dr. P. Great Ituttell-
dtt•it'.

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EnCKICLAIRII Ram Sour.—The bet for the Toil, t.
Iv You •ftlf INTIAZ,TICD in •to sour', for • C.-re for
R an s Neurelgi 'Patna, yin are hioebt
_di...et -4
to wow., of ..0), iwell's lineertiaty Env •ce-
It .xtraudimary •II icy hes been etieeteit by
Krl Car -n ion, sly Wal ie . the Coont a• of
Kantor, tienerd Wool, and mane other weinent percine.
It i for est rnd application mile. Sold in bottle., at
I. end 2. lit., by all imo,.bata,
" Tinian ii ufeoUntert u better remedy in the ,
who', coat tor In rotten and throat troobles than Kest-
L is/eerie—my madieal man will a •aur tot of thin
fat It •itei tn eperelv thy e ,nt Lie n t •teong aeons,
felt only simple thrice; the inlet dancer Can take them.
Srld everywhere to 144 t•na
HOLi,OWAYS OiNTIENT AND PILLS. 'lds. Coughs,
irtoew of Iteati.—Trees ma's Imo require rariy and
unreittit inx &Lennon, for if neglected they often . ni in
broncoitia, or consumption. The ointment
rubbed upon the chili and bank, penetrating the Ain, is
&birthed and curie 1 directly to the lough when.* it expels
all Imputing.. All the blood in the holy is perpetually
pawing through the lungs, and there all noxious pottier
tendiag to disease can be quickly, thoroughly, and per-
Warn, ly neutralised, rendered barmier, or ejected
the aystent Holloway'. ointment and pilne perfectly
reomposh thia purification; and through the blood thus
cleall of I, the tee deuce of these wonderful medicaments
'ewer the remoter. pant. of toe human body, and thus
cures all di-eased action, whet., internal or external.
Ilueetrts IC TNIC Lira WITH PRICJI:DICS. —A great
etre...au of the ler generction deciered that "the wan
of notious were at an ea • stud that the future conflirte of
the earth that would fill the p.m, of hisiory were t iie
tne way. et principle I" the truth of this prophecy is
being gradually developed; the war of principle wages
with wise n vigour. Anione the f eempaattoro in
tins vast arena stands Taoal de Holloway ; with his
famous but simple remedies, • Pall and an Ointment, he
may truly be maid to have succertelly combeteti with
Prejudice and Dirs. ; the latter is of more. the ever
impending foe in all clone., but the former, more
erre-laity loon., lairoured land, the ino,itel,i. op!.onent
of ail ionovation and invent-on ; fro,n H s first
"rear in the lids," the wheal proloasio • haw* been in
array Niadast ; hew tadtly, however. have they been
iodurd to soceunii, and ewe shit wait/ of purpose
evinced by tbi• great mau, aod the sudicieucy of the two
eamedien Levert/tea t,e ily pr wed the lailecy of the hypo-
thesis that diver. maladies and varied features of Meer.
r quire as many distinct and diff.rent remedies Ageln
Piolesaional Prejudice bee been avowedly overthrown
from the gluing confession concurred in by all that these
remedial agents have ace implored want the combined
learning and talent of the faculty rad itale
Universal Dissemination. It would be folly to calculate
the proporaionate difference between tine neniber of appli-
cants for medical aid tin common parlance) at • public
dispensary, and toe incalculebie multitude that are the
daily recipiente of Holoway'm twin remedies's. applicable
tu their need in hie va•ioos phase. of he.,,
would simply net the reader (conceiving it poesihle that
he could axoniplith the feat) to take a flying visit to our
numerou. dependenciee. Having drat traversed India
amid witneard toe universal posailarity of Holloway'.
Pile and Ointment in that vast ant dearly populated
region, let time bend his S 'others coo se and (boring
toe equator, step suddenly into the " peace enshrined
pennner of Australia, if he would ant what le the
gcbdadigger's remedy for internal and external disease
there, he would meet with the respire, Holloway's Pile
and Ointineut ; let him take • stilt more ettendsd
and, touching on his flight. New Zealand and the
innumerable islands of the Pacific Omen, .tip finally on
the dourishieg tort of Brit-eh North America, he will still
Bel these medicines the alike adopted .pse•loa for
with the savege and the settler. Woad principle of Mae
oesntnation C., be worthily competed with this mighty
organiaat4on inUani,d anti cOnauuuns•Ni by Morisse
Wolledray —ors say, 0060 I lot it then advance, conquering
conquer I It. foe. : and it. amen and object
the ellevicti in of humor eurfenne.—Johestor Near.
Filial. Piing I.oa LauNDIT Wang •-Tne LaundreSl
who eon tbe first prise in the competition for the best
lot., linen at the Torquer tudoetriel Exhibition,
Reeki•t' B Starch: - en. Blue

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COUGH LOZENUES Cara. Combs, Asthma,
Broncoite. —Ye c.ltAtruaour stows tam no onno,
me:beano la so effactual in toe care of these dangerous
maladies. Ona lozenge alone gives esea, one or two at
bod.t 5 OUSWeII rut. Forralieving thrboolty of broad,.
lug they are invaluable. SAi by oil Cnemlala, In Linn
It lid. and le. 9d. card
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turning gm or whin., or tolllse off. we "The Mexican
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Grey or Whit. M. to it. original colour, without leaving
11. e dia,.,iree•ble .zooll of most " Restorer," It makes
the hair charinoply beautiful, he well he t...omotike the
growth of to. hale on hell spot.. where the el tacl. are not
dece....l. Ask your Umtata for "Ti. MINCICAN HAM
Rkeswak," sold by Chemist. had Perfumer. ovelywhore
at 3r, al per boude. Wholesale depot removed t.
Farrliardou-rehd. London
rowlie Peocyroyel end Steel. It.. for female., quickly
correct rill Irreholerities, sai rellev. U. distreariu. ay op-
-10.00 .. prevalent with the ear. Rorie Ir. li I had 2,
6ny Whet* On receipt el 15 or 43
mays, by the rabbet, IT. Tow* Climaist. Nottingham.

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Also Oapeon's INUA SEED, in Id., ed., and 6d
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A good Selection of SPECTACLES, from 6d. per
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PATENT MEDICINES of a,' kinds, including
Mother Seigel's Syrup, Holloway's Pills, do.

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Olres Health and Comfort to Alf.
"Ilu wed the lives of thousands' —Wiwi Barka,
M.D. Physician to Brighton Hospital for =kw
twomuke4 ovet 111 year. All Cluaniala Geosees es'