The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-13 00:00:00

REMARKABLE DISAPPEARANCE
t all Dot from 0,1,4101114
By minx HUMOR% EXTRACT OF SOAP.
REWARD It
Pority, lle.ltb. Pdrfect Salisfmtlost
By Ito r•sgulw us*.
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Ma—lt i• a Put.. DRY SOAP In As PorrJrr. and
dt.aoi•La 1u ...1,1.1.1y to Rot or Col 4
" Ratal. !..!nAttioni—lasiat upon #odeoria."

HOLLON•T'S OINTMENT AND PiLt.s.—RbiutoStiaaß and
Rhrumattc gout are the wet dreaded of all diseases,
beau.. their 'victims know that they are as'e at no
sewn. and at no age atieure. golloway's Ointuurnt. after
forne.,tation of the painful parts, givu taut r relief
than any obey app'ic.tion lut it must le diligently used
to obtain Mg. deerabe result. It has been biehly oins.
mended by rheumatic aubjecti of all eau and of b to
wk.*, for rendering their attack lege freqa-nt and lee.
vigorou., and for repreumg the sour perspiration. and
soothing the nerves. In many as... Holloway'. Ointment
and PAW have proved the areatet blessing. In removing
rheumatism and rheumatic gout which had awaited
parson• previously and at the prim• of life.
P•vniutio • PAIR OF TSAI/SIRS FOX NIRDICINIL—Jamea
Franci, Thomas lives in Pontnewynydd. near Pontaypo .1
Monmouthshire. He la no •93 years of age, living with
his mother, a ..,dow. rirm• 11 years ago, then • ',ter*
boy. he went t work in the coal-pit as a roin-r, in order
tn a. gist his mother in rearing her family of little children.
8400, however, the little fellow broke down in Lealth : but
the ~,erifue of the f unity seemed to require it, and ha ,
continued to t ril to the mines, eufferiog all the elute lions
th, effects of intigetioo, an agonising symptom bong •
asthma, in such • traublemine form that the boy was
unable to he in bed. Working through the day, and
resting as best he could in an arm-chair during the n!ght,
naturally undermined hie comdttut.on. Year by year his
health grew worse and worse. until at lalt rheumatism
came with all its drea 1101 agony. One joint alter another
became swotl a sad inflamed, so that he was obliged to
stop work_ In this and plight the now young MU, eras
confined to the house for two lone years, auditing •11 that
mortal rould ender., One Physician aft e another ens
called up in to 0..4 tile onpl it, hot with no Ibuellt, for
to. DOOr fellow cootinoed to grow worst and wort-. Hop-
ing to and some meths of relief, a conaultat'on of doctors
was held, then it was decided that an organic disease of
the bout 'listed In an incurable form, an I that medical
aid could not siford relief. 11. was given up to dia. Teem
pesos of •xpenalve medical treatment had osbauttel the
little savings of the mother, and they had no money to
buy even the necessariu of life. But a fond mother never
glees op in despair. Thera was one spark of hope left.
Someone had told her of a remedy that hat cured so many
came—even when se !minim as this the seemed to be—
and the mother's love went out for her dear boy. But how
to get the medicine was the question. Their mosey wee
entirely SORE The boy hat • new pair of trousers 'bathe
had been too ill to weer, and the mother retuned within
herself, "tithe toy is to die he will not need them, so
I may as well pledge them for medicine with an effort to
mare his life." Strang, as it may app or, the bottles of
medicine procured at the chemist's shop in Pontypo .1
with the money obtained front the pswobrok-re effected
• cure In this h^pelee. cue, ebb% bad bee pronruacri
111 incurable. But It la only lust to say that it the
,hamlet had known of the want§ of the family the
medicine could hire been obtained without a visit to the
pawnbroker. It is aow nearly two years gnu this took
and young James Francis Thomas hes been work-
ing use coal pit underground over since earning extra
pay for over-work, which he is able to perform. Of
course he never had *manta Mews of the heart, as Was
supposed. The palpitation rheumatism. and asthmawire
mere po Way of the roll Mamie, which was dux:Lied,
or for which the remedy WY ever tally
MODS who with to cionthinnionka with this young nun out
write to him at the above M.Moea and he wtll youth fog
this earthly* prerwtk• of SAPP* 87 rue. the article that
effected Wilma* salregniees ewe. The followint letter
I. yeeet a !thews', who th Jibe facts should be made
known : 'Jamas Francis of Poninawynydd,
near Pontypool, aged 93. collier, was ill foe else years,
unable to do any work for three yaws, newer lay down in
hag for nine yews, hat to sleep in a stooping posture,
eras treated by nearly all the doctors for miles round, who
Mlliiy stated hi, complaint to be rheumatism and
iissetse of • chronic n.tate. and beyond all power
to cure. When hops had nearly died out he was
Pothundod to try Setters STfolt and, to the delight of his
relatives and astonishment of Ms neighbours, after
taking half a heti@ he °null lay down in bed. After
taking one bottle he went to work. He has now taken
two bottles, an on with the third, and is quit. well and
strong. His mother is in raptures, and can talk nothing
' else but toe marvellous cure. Auld wends one to make it
! konen _ _

MOM TROTH IN • SMALL COMPASS —MVO We • free
p•opl., • at pedal., end eu uvula/kr people- but It
la—atl.,,,..a.titod, also. tltt we are • dyspeptic people.
On ~toninn. sze, by no mu. U souad AS our politcal
constitutlou ant many of us. if scidftssed in the
Lingua. of Macbeth—
,. Let good divitiou wilt on appetite,
And Wealth on both"—
would anxi.gly inquire by what maws the wish could
be realised. That quastion, thanks t 0 ?nu
can be triumphaatly unmoved, Theneqosiled
stomachic. Imam throughout toe world as Holloway's
Pills, la literally a rpecilic for the complaint. Imperfect
digestion nsult• frail • &Into condition of the =stria
Jolice—th• Bald which diadem the food In the stomach,
sad the It for applicatioa to the purposes of
form of blood. 11 tits organ which secretes this reload Is
la • viacid., morbid coadition. the Bald will be daficiant
In quality and quantity. sad It. appointed Oa. In to.
Intersal economy of the system wth be limitable* per-
! formed. The stomach being disordered, to. whole vital
machinery to which It forsiahee saltaimerm and streagtb
'rill be weakenad, sad the animal spirits, sympstbjstng
with the bodily debility, I"ll___htoonts gristle de
Dais is dyspeptis ; and te vic,.ros, when
the chronic form are the most miserable of mankind. II
I. CSIISTAIIr scrolipanied by lum of appetite, ettentuation,
oPOreetion after eating. Irregularity of tie• bowels, low
I em, treat debility. palpitation of the heart,
br▪
01,,,,b sleep, pals In the r,lght tido and between the
shoulders, sad profound melancholy nu
tome, and story other oeoiet7 in the miuelleetatioas of
th,s diaorsseing malad_y. are raykily ~...aaad by a 0.
of Putting ths teethnony of others out
of the question. wit ho,.Eull warrnat from personal
observation for this brood and positive statement It is
not to be morvelled ak then. that Holloway has erveltirld
such mavens' fun. is these remarks arm • mart who
Is distiegalsked by the speed. simplicity and dart Linty of
his cares, we wish to disolearge• duty whisoh vs owed. or
thought We owed, to thrl.Pnblin. It is for them to sot
upon oar pagasailaa as saes tidal' At. —lowliak
Emu or ,

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