The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
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TER RUT MONDAY AGRICULTURAL
JOURNAL,
THE ONLY ILLUSTRATED AGRICULTURAL
JOURNAL!
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" A.GRIOI7LTURAL GAZETTIL "
(Established 184 I—New Series, Int)
FOR LANDOWNERS AND TENANT
FARMERS,
EVERY MONDAT; PlllO4 4D. ; POST•FILZY, 44D.
T" " AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE" gives
fall Market Reports, both Metropffitan and
Provincial; accurate accounts of Prices and Sales.
Proceedinza of Agricultural Societies, Fanner.' Club.,
and Chamber. of Agriculture—their Meetings, Exhibi-
tions, and I iscumions—are reported fully and with
promptitude,
Every I.epartment of the Estate or Farm receives
attention—Land Agency, Estate Equipment, Former?.
Par in Wad*" Rorie, Fames, Ooliseges--Live Meek,
Plants, and Implements of the Parm—Drainege, Til-
lage. ewli Manuring of the Soil.
The Veterinary Department of the Paper is under
Profestional Editorship.
Departments relating to the Poultry Yard, the
Apiary, and the Garden of the Farm, are also under
separate Professional Direct ion.
Reviews are published of all Books claiming a place
in the Library t.f the Farmer.
Report. cf N. t .worthy Estates, Farms, Heeds.
Flock., and Factories, are Riven from week to week.
Teachers and Student, of the several r,ciences in
which the A griculturiet is ihtsrested—Botany, Chem-
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1 constant contributors,
Esperfal attention is given to Agricultural Imple-
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for intelligible description., are given without stint.
Not only Implements, but Plants, Weeds, varieties
of Cultivate I Crops, Ac. ; and Animals—breeds of
Honks, C .ttle, Sheep, and Pies; ado Poultry, Insects,
G..nersl Natural Ili tory; an I Buildings—Farmhouses,
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WORKMAN'S
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Established 1667.
WERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
A gentleman baring tried in vain every
advertised remedy, has discovered a simple means of
self-care. Ile will be happy to forward the psrticslaz.
to any sufferer on receggt of a stamped dinning'
envekipe.—Addrees J. T. anweit, Esq., Brook-eMs
liazumeramitb, Loudon
yORKSLIIRE RELISH.
The most delicious sauce in the World.
Enriches Hot Joints,- tewa,Chops,Fialt.
, SOLD BY With Soup it is charming. kc[ •
GROCERS, Blends admirably with all Gravies.
OlLMCN,itc.,Makes CAd Meat a Luxury.
, Everywhere, Makes the plainest Viands palatable.
' in 6d., Is., The daintiest dishes more delicious.
and 2. A great condition to Cheese.
BOTTLES. Every dish is improved by its addition.
Epicures pronounce it the Best Sauce.
Beware of Colourable Imitations.
yORKSHIRE RELISH.
SOLD EVERYWHERE in OR, 10., and 2.5. Bottles.
Sole Proprietors—GOODALL, BACILIOUSE
it CO., LESDER
THE BEST & PUREST ANTISEPTIC IN THE
WORLD.
p ATENT Is a Household Treasure, a
Toilet Delicacy,a Greenhouse
requisite, and is valuable for
CALIFORNIAN many other uses.
For Vresen-ing Food, Puri-
lying Water,Cooking Veget-
B°R." afbor"thaßiluerectiohingg Linen, and
Clotting.
In Id., 3d., and 6d. Packet&
SOLD BY OBOCIRS, OILMBIY, Ac., LVZktWKI3J.
PATENT If any difficulty occurs,
please send 2 stamps to the
CALIFORNIAN Works, Patent Borax Com-
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BORAX will receive a ld. Packet
with directions, uses, recipes,
list of preparations, and interestiog papers.
lIEWARE OF FRAUD.
Each Packet carries the Patent Trade Mark.
ritoKlTra BLUE.
Beware of S ibetitutta
R ZOKITTI3 BLUE
Is Always Safe in Use.
REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES
Of RECKITT'S BLUE.
ALWAYS ASK FOR itzwurrs.
Reject all Others.
azoitrilis BLUE
Has the Name ea Every Wrapper.
Doc% Accept any but
REOK.ITT'S BLUE.
KEATING'S COUGH Li VIENGES.
An ever increasing sal* of 60 years.
KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.
The Beet and Shiest Remedy for COUGHS,
ASTHMA. PHLEGM. and TICKLING la the
Tamest.
IZEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.
LS. Convenient to keep handy in the pocket.
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KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.
Are universally recommended by the Faculty.
Testimonial (Original may be aeon).
Dear Sir,—Having tried your Cough L .senges In
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beneficial effects in Cases of Incipient Consumption,
Asthma, and Bronchia: affections. So good • medicine
ou.ht to be known to be appreciated. I have pre.
critied it largely with the be.t rebid's.
Apothecary, H.M. Indian Aiedical Service.
Sold in Tina, Is. iil. and 2s. 21. each, by all
Druggists.

LIVER COMPLAINTS,
BILIOUSNESS, XEDIGESTION,
STOMAOR DERANGEMENTS,
CURIED 51
DR. KING'S
DA NDELION AND QUININE LIVER
PILLS
(WITHOUT MERCURY.),
Which o 4 electively on the liver, and, While mildly aperient,
are all that can be desired. It'. King's lemous Pills purify
and clear the entire eysteni, by directly freeing the liver from
Ours •hnes., OMI•illit the et.dnach to pr. privy perform it.
fuuctima, thus qulcc y and entirely rem,ring all let Mg of
headulte, dizziness, oppre•sion at the chest end bask. Mu.
gi euble tub, nausea-, Impost:on, sp ..o...ensattus el heavi-
, ne r md Irritatlcg deprmision mtendlng bdioue aquae and
liver dermgement. Dr. Killed Dandelion and Quinine Liver
Pills Ir. TO the peat advantage ,Mer ail "Met rm. that trot a
trace of mor-any or adolnel Is used in tbelr preparation, and
so am perasetly We for any constiarion.
Sold n ba.s, of Is lid and Se ad. by Chemists end others.
DE SURE TO HAYS DR. Armors PILL&
Dm. KING'S DANDELION AND Ql3llll-NE LIVER
PILLS.
Wand' icy Mercury abstinent..
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i.Fenapa-o Mr small d Aciilil. NEM MGM, by Moir
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PILLS
Act quickly on the Liver, mildly on the Stomach.
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DDKINONDANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS
area may patio limbo., causing no pain or Insanatd.
once.
Dit KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS.
A mom ode, a rain, land Raliaons Medicine, always to
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quences-beadache, ecknem, shoulder pains, heartburn,
indigestion, dimness, collet/pall., flatulence, torpidity.-
..mut themselves.
DR. DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER
PILLS
Relieve sad dor the Mad, regulate the Bile sod all Imre •
DRAUNG'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS
are really recommended by a Large number of Medial
Men in all localities.
DR
KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER
PILLS
Remove all Impurities, as gently no the amnia
rIE. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS.
if-• -Their claim is to Mika Nature, cod where the functions
have become stopped or euncestel, by a gentle, warmly
appreciable action, to move than and Easton. the Health that
had beam* Impaired.
Da. KINGS DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS
have been slacially used for the greater part of a cient.iry
u s CERTAIN, GENTLF, A PRIIIENT, PURIFYING, TONIC,
ALTERATIVE MEDICINE. that can be safely taken by all,
and still maintain their reputation unrivalled 'tithe BEST and
SAFEST MEDICINE.
R KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS
am sold by Chemists throughout the wool I. No house
should be without soused them Pills 'Wm boles are of three
sizes-Is. led., Is. 9d ,and es. 6d. Those that hare not tried
them should pt gatall box at ones.
ILINIPS DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER
Without
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Without soy Mercury whatsoever.
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KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER
PILLS.
Recommended as • corrective kr Ikarthurn.
DIL KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER
PILLS
Act quickly on the Liver, on the Stomach.
DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER
PILLS
Speedily remove Dyspepsia and Ind.mestion.
Da. KING'S DANDELION AND QUM= LIVER
P I L LS.
Mildly Aperient, Cleansing, Purifying, Cooling.
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KING'S DANDFLION AND QUININE LIVER
PILLS
Relieve and clear the Read, regulate the Bile and all Secra
Gone

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of an Arab Sheik, who wao beget:town, to all native
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DL KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER
PILLS
Alvlate Chest, Stomach, snit sbiulder Palos, by direct action,
on the
DR. KINOI DANDELION AND Quanta urn
PILLS
1411010•111 all Impurities, act Gently on the Bowelti
--
DIL KINGS DAINDELIONLS AND QUININE MLR
PIL
Bing composed of Purely .mm 44. Extracts an beyond all
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PEPPER'S
QUININE AND IRON TONIC.
PURIFIES AND ENRICHES THE BLOOD.
STRENGTHENS THE NERVE AND MUSCULAR SYSTEM.
PROMOTES APPETITE AND IMPROVES DIGESTION.
ANIMATES THE SPIRITS AND MENTAL FACULTIES.
Thoroughly recruits the general hod,ly health, and Induces
a prowr healthy c nalition f, he nervous and physical forces
Will remove Indigcst,on, flatulence, heartburn, westingms of
the stomach, sinking samba I.e. now..
lithe most effective treatment In al complaints arising from
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weekn of the limbs, prastration, incipient paralysis, and
St. Vitus' Dance.
The remedy in all wasting diseases and low states of the con.
atitution.
Sold by Chemists In bot'es containing 32 doses, price eit 6,1.
next plied b dtle, lie. Th •14na0ure .4 J. Poppet I.e the
abel In real Ink. Insist on havimt " Pepper's Tonic"
LOOKTER'S
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RESTORES THE NATIJIt ‘l. COLOUR TO GREY IIAiR.
INSTANTLY STOP s TIIE lIAIR FROM FADING.
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Lrviss COMPLAINTS,
BILIOUsNEsS, INDIGESTION,
STONAOII DENANGIVESNTS
00 10 NT
DR. KING'S
DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS,

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Hr linwers Ointment. Rubbed upon the surface of the body,
• or Dear the effected parte, it dleappeare under the
ft cacti of the bard, penetrellng at ores to the source of the
6,1 and thus performs its hotting errand, rapidly, stalely.
et
without pen. In all long standing cues, Hollowu's Pills
el
mid elm be taken,.. they purify the Blood and ezpol all
',raved humours frm the system.
0,130118, COLDi, SORE THROATS, and BRONCHITIS
Mb Ointment Is irresistible in the cure of those throat and
pecto.al complaint*. which when neglected often end in
se tkd Asthma or Consumption. The Ointment well rubbed
Up' nth. Chat and Back, night and morning, penetrates the
skin. and ibus absorbed, is carried directly to the Lungs,
where, In immediate °octal with the whole letem of circulating
Plead, It neutralism or expels all impurities. By the.. means
all punnotary coin:Ulna may be cured with rapidity end
DISORDERS OF THE KIDNEYS, STONE, AND GRAVEL
In any of the above complaints more benefit may be derived
in twenty-four hours by adopting the following simple means,
than could be bought about in six months by any other
treatment. In bad cams, lithe Ointment be diligently rubbed
in the small of the befit, over the region of the Kidneys, it
win quickly unetrate and give immediate relief. Six to
▪ of tin Pills should be taken nightly according to &cum.
stances.
CIOUY, RHEUNATIBII, AND STIFF JOINTS.
This imitable Ointment exorcism a More obcfotla control
over Wu and Mi.- raises than any other Medicioe. No
iris heed rowan uteocnal. who • ill In good amain make •
ribmotell applicetinn of this Invaluable remedy —amen, g to
the Printad Instructions Mixed to each Pot. All lattled
sob< and pa' as sal Likewise be banished by the Mose MIAS
.SK
IN
D'SZASES SCROFULA, AND SCURVY.
The lane& al effects of this peerless Ointment are truly
wonderful in CAMS of Itiogivortn. Scurvy and Scrofula or
King's Evil, and its powers are adequate to the rein ire of the
man invmerate Skin DIMINO to which the hunac frame is
subject.
So'd at Prof ecr Hotaarat's Fetabliehment,
78, New 0 'ord St. (late 1133. Oxford tit), London;
aleo 5 us, ly every reepertable Vendor o: Melicine through-
not the c‘v.b....1 Wont., in llne. and Pole, at IL lid.,
A.. 6.4, Ha 2'n., and 334. each.
Fill p need directiono toe arfixed to each Pot and Rotated
an be had in any leariage.

SULPIIOLINN LOTION.
AN IXTERNAL MEANS OP
CURISO SKIN DISEASPB
leers Is scarcely any eruption but will %Old ti•• Stiphe-
line" In a few days, end commenc,i to fade away even If It
enema pest cure. Ordinary pitui Ice roloces. blotches, scarf
roughness, vanish as if he me ; -Mist old enduriv skin
disorders. that hate tisane I the mu/hirer for part. bouncer
deeply rooted they me, be. •• Sul ho ino" surreal' oily
etteck %Mena Tas first suggestion of "Kul .401'.n0" was
adopted from Dr. Startin's trestment. It deetroys the
intreletthe, which ratio° trese unsi. hely. 11.6:Aye, odrful
affeetions and pleats prod.ons a clear, healthy, olatura con-
dition of the ski' . It nu, be used to child's " Sulphoti
°tine" Is sold by most (beatl-ta, or Any oil procure it
Pottle., Ts hi each.
TARAIAUUM
AND
I' 0 I) 0 P II Y I. L. I N
This fluid combination. as. st'mulant to disorderat liver, is
gafer then caiontel, bl-e pill, or so- stied deetruc't c anti.
bilious medicines In •Il cues of congestion, or liner oim•
Plaint. TARAXACUN anti POIX)PHYLLIN set. lite eluggleh
Um In action, movse the stomach very senior. indeed triel-g
• ••••• of darn° and canifort wi.hin a few hot The
flialdeurof liver derangement, headache, tort kitty, omnivo-
rous, flandence, heartburn, sense of over-repletlon shoulder
paint, rennin tr ce to food general disemnfort and dep. etu'on.
are quiet', a spelled by T HA ACUM and PODOPHY LLI )1,
a fluid extract f dandelnol and toe- drake resls, twestneelog
the highest medieioel not prepare-I solely by J.
riearrt:,thnede Yil:Yot'llesmtli="4.s&ir.ll9-13
by Chemists evcrywher. . _ _
DR. KING'S DANDELION AND qUININE LIVER Inv 8
have boon specially toel for the ;treater pert, .1 a cen-
TutllZ
by .11, yAll nlht ond •heir reputation wirirelled as the
BT and sArKsr MEDICINE.
'd DANDELION AND QUININE LIVKR
PI LIS.
La every housch-Id them, Pilis should he found. Party re
mums to them soot the doctor.
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BOOK OF "POSITIVE. REMEDIES,' This Book gives a
POSITIVE REMEDY for ell DI -E.ASES, The sm. ,d nil
Medicine. are given in 1'...J110'. Cases not Testimonials with
means us d in es. I, IT IS A GUIDE TO THE SELF.
TREATMENT OF Al.l. DISEASES, and should he Coneultasl
by all who raper, moiled rr ett meet. NoTICE—TH
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I'VE REMEDIES " A, E. THE MEI,ICINES USED BY DR,
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end Ind • POSITIVE REMEDY for the Cure. The nem. Are
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CONSUMPTION
MR. G. T. CI)N(RKVES NKW WORK.
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Births, iftarriages. anti °radio.
Rllti'lfte. --
October al. it Pareveheley. Trarancore, South lona, the
wife of the Rev. J. Fallen, of • daughter.
October 30, at Shanghai, Chins, the of Alfrel A Ocalw.e,
Loy. of son.
DeCenther 213, at Lewell Mill, the wife of Mr. 0. heel*, el
• daughter.
flecvhr $4, at 13. Alingt ,n.terrece, Dorchester, the enfe
of Juane Chr anchor, of a daughter.
December 29, at Silver-street, Lyme Regis, the wihrof MC I
Hounaell, of a son
January 2, at the New Barracks. Dorchester. the site of
Sergeant )(wain, of the art Battalion Dorerashire Redinwar
of • sou.
MARRIAGES.
December 28, at the Pariah Char Si, Lyme by the Rre r.
W Codden (urate), Mr. T. Hodder °ldea 505 of Mr. F.
Hodder, the Cobb, to Ften.serrand aughter of Mr. J. Reel.
Pickle-trove. ran. Rata
D.oember 28, ut the Parish 'hurch. Uplyme. by the Rev. 11.
Edwards. Rectos, Mr r t locker tr Isms fourth datialerar d
N. Adana, Cpirtas, Devon.
December IS, a• St. Andrew*. Church. Chs-mooth, IF
lioense. by the Rev. J. S. Stervart, Mr A. W if Write. of
Landon. to Was Mary Jane, third daughter of Mr. R. Drake, of
Monmouth.
Da-umber 28, at Bishoprone, he the Rev. IL 0 Lear,
Ditchtir, Malay, son of the late H. A. Illerewether, 50tt..$C-•
to Isabella Mary Mildred, youngest daughter of the
Archdeacon Leer, Canon I thrum
December 29, a. fn. Paul's Chore ROA, by the Re, I.
Poor. tor of At Welton:Wu Bristol, E•ward, uro ot he late
Willis Lidderdale, H R.l C. 9., Newbury. Rorke. to Aftle•
Catherine, d•UO,ter of the late Sumer Hai° Ometh, of Welling'
ton, Lratce. Weymouth.
Docomb Si. at in And. era Cheer-h, Chermenth, by the
Rev J. S. Stewart, Mr. W. Hann t • MIII Emily Barrett, both
of Chanuouth.
Jrninera 3. he I. Ilarr's Church. by the Rev. J. Kennedy,
Caleb tqal son of Mr. W. bvouller, to Km ly Tiara.
eeednug•othl‘tran:hteNT.r of the late William Tizard. engineer, both el
WeYmouth.
DEATIFei.
Novaichin. 5, at faretehalev. South India, Mrs J. Leila
Nr6nlovelmuir-"l."sloi,°'ll"Ma7,l'h:l'utnrgL'hottlf,SWCle:i nme:uKtaht. nefel'it tr‘o'wf'. *tihthe Je raril el;
beloved wife of Alfred A. Godwin, Lq., of 1.15. C'oetoms.
December 21, at F.ast Knighton, Mardi., the beloved wile
of W. Gregor v, aged 63.
7t. December =, at Br..admayue, Mr. W. Km, blackernita
December 26, at the Dorset County Hospital, Doecheete.
Elizabeth Franc a Lucas.. of Mill-stroet, Fonlintlien• 1566 16
Juan.
December W, at !Lavine lit. Andrew, Illiwadh, wife of IL
litanneeftsagbeler W"r,rt- Roundham, Crawkwas, Charlotte, wikof
0. Jean, aged A&
two
Decem 'afoot
days
ber 27, at Lopan. John, son of F. TIDOIt.
Dee mber 28, at Na r. Push Fast Coker, rainy Martbt,
infant daughter of .1 watt .od lila y Ann Wattharn.
Deetwher fa. at II oral Br.gravia, London, Ctra tel Kra '1
s.n of Alfre I Mulpin, of Copland Farm Broadway, aged 41'
Decennia, BA at Hatch Green, Mazy, widow of Jr‘mea kr,
of Hatch Beauchamp, aged 04.
0 prober 28 at Dorchater, FAIVW Walter, the Infant oh hi
of George Aired Baru... Wed 5 Infe.the