The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25 00:00:00

HOGE'S
HOREHOUND
HONEY

NI DS FIMIIFF KBE, OF GOT COMPLAINTS, 001114
An CORE THROAT&
SUPPLIED EY ALL mews?'

The safest sad most sicacions remedy ever dis-
covered for all pulmonary disease', sore or congested
lungs, consumption, coughs, colds, sore throats,
hoarseness, hc. Lu uncompounded product of Nature
secreted in the petals of Horehound blossoms, and
gathered by the honey bee.

SUCCESS IN THE PURSUITS OF LIFE
depends much on a thorough knowledge of every
branch pertaining to the vocation the individual
chooses to follow. Yielding to the early inclination
of making the study of the honey bee a professional
one, Mr. Hoge's life-long association and continual
study liar been with them. Thin gave him un-
squalled facilities for investigating the curative
properties of various kinds of honeys, and enabled
him to discover and corroborate the wonderful
healing power. of Horehound Honey.
IT IS A CONION ERROR to think that any
kind of Honey will make • good wash mixture, and
we regret to Pay mewl chemists employ Honey as a
basis for such medicines, without the least dis-
crimination as to its source. It would be just as
rational to expect any kind of bark to make good
quinine. • Francois Huber, Baron Liehig, and Sir
John Lubbock agree with all other investigating
naturaliPts in the aPPertion —that the characteristics
of various i,,ney. are attributable to the plants
from which they are gathered. Xenophon tells us
that all his soldiers who ate of the Honey found in
the villages on the mountains of the Colehiann lost
their senses: that those who ate but little were like
men very drink, and those who ate much like mad-
men. Pliny secounts for this by ea ying the honey
waft gathered front the Bowers called Rhodorlenros,
while of the II •rehonnd plant Keats beautifully my.—
The oe.with wnsit so subtly true,
I I herbs extractn the healing new..

HONEY IS NOT BLADE BY TILE BEES,
they are simply the vellielea provided by an all-wise
Providellee f r ssossniiig the Honey from the petals
of the bloom- depositing it into the cello of the
honeyeomb. N a bee no it alights and insinuates
itself into ths ery heart of the fIOWOIY, and yon will
have no in ob,erving by a telescope motion
of it* t 1..: it is sucking or rather pumping the
drop of !wet Lw law its honey sack, which is Huta with
• musomlar I. -c. Wlwn filled the little almoner
of gator • thos away to its hive, and, by comproasing
the ninseles of ita honey rack, deposit, the Honey
into the cello: . The Honey undergoes no digestion.
and is eheinieally the same in the hive Wk. in the
petal of the dower.

• 1..r./RD MAYOR of LONDON ORDERS IT.
NANkii4•N lIouL, LoNDON, E.C.,
Nfld. mber, I bb3.
The I,•,iit. Mkyroo ‘‘oUi,l th.klik Mega', W. M.
Hoze n.li to I.ona him half a dozen of their
lumpy, which has been weil
rec., me tided lii tim.

W. f.. ituoinT, . A.. on of the Right Hon. John
ft !'ov. flogo'n Horehound Honey CURED
ills lilLer of. hail oongli.

WHAT THE CLERGY SAY OF IT:—
ELY, CAMBI . May, 1883.

The 1•1 C. C. I/. K1N..1,0N. has great plCas. sire In
beiring I • 41mony to the excellent properties of
Hog.o .r. hound Honey for preaching. It makes
the el •ar and plea.ant, and takes away all
that 11-!.ine,x in the throat which is so nnoons•
fortahl• to preacher and oongregation.

THE PRIXA DONNA.
HAWTHOIO4 LODOS,
FINCHLIT Nicw ROAD, NM.,
Mnrch 30, 1883.
Sfes‘rn. W. M. 111,11: & CO., London. . .

“ENTLEM EN. I Wire Mlleit pleasure in gain
tilt 1 eon-ider your Horehonnd Honey the most
wonderful remedy I have over tried, possessing
pmpertie• **bleb are nothing short of marvellous
for (ho mire of affectione of the throat arid chest.
I ..11.01 never he without • bottle of Horehound
Honey.—Yours very truly, MARIE ROZE.

Your Honey is delicious.

ELLEN TERRY.

From the CHAMPION BILLIARD PLAYNM
313, MARTLANDS ROM),
WIISTBOORNIC PLR&
October 27, IMIII.
Me..rm. W. M. Rona & Co. . . .

l;1- NT I.ENCN,— l hare much plasma inc.
to the excellence of your Horehound Horn?!
hare fennel great relief from taking it, and Womb
recommend it for coughs.—Youre faithfully,
JOHN ROBERTS, JUL
WHAT IT DID FOR GEO. F. BLACK, Esq.
7, SUFIVOLE LANZ, CANNON STREW, E. 0..
LourioN, April 20, 1883.
Nle.er, W. H. H 0,16 & Co., London.

I ;LNTI.F.KIEN,—IIavtng suffered for many yeeze
with irritation of the throat and chest, I never fonnd
SOY rrmedy to relieve the irritation until I purohlumd
• 114,1114: of your Horehound Honey, which I did •
fen day. since. I want to inform you it bad •
wniplerfol ft«Alling affect, affording relief at owe.
Plen:e vend me one dozen bottles, and oblige,
Yours truly, G. P. BUCK.

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