The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03 00:00:00

LYME REGIS.

Tnninnosr, the poet LaureaW, has been staying at
the Cops Hotel, daring the past verb; he arriviA on
die previous libiturday, having wslked down from Sri&
port in the evening of that day.

There are but few artifices so short sighted as hiding
the defects of consumable articles, as lase of =glom is
certain to wise when the test of real cheapness is ap-
plied. The Parliamentary Report on Food Adulteration
proves that the Chinese face^ tea with mineral
colour, to disguise the perished brown appearance of
the autumn leave.; when so disguised they are enabled
to pass off the bad at high prim& and get an additional
profit at the expense of the consumer. Roraima and
Co., desirous of obtaining a lasting preference for their
tea, have abolished artificial colour on all their imports: -
their pure Green is a dark olive (not bluish) ; then
black tea is not made intensely dark. The high &dims-
tion in which theme teas are everywhere held, arises
from their being reliably strong and very cheap in
. As imitations abound, notice Efornimeo and
price.
of Agents in this paper.

Tug Won't. 01 ALL nig legn.—" Don't talk to me
about your political ' isms,' " said • fantions old vale-
tudinarian, "I tell you there's no lam on earth so bad as
Rheumatism." The venerable wagerer was right. St.
lAwrenee's gridiron or Quatimosia's pallet of fire, wee
not mon emphatically. bed of torment than th• °nab
of the martry to rheumatism. Ills generally o,x,,idond
by the faculty one of the most obstinate as well as ono
of the most painful of maladies, and it certainly does
resist all ordinary remedies with extraordinan peril.
easily. Skill and winos, however, in this ap of pro.
green, masters all opposition; and even this disease,
entrenched among the muscles, and interkisit, as it WM.
with the sinews and tendons of our frame', la onsopelled
to yield to the curatives they have provided. We have
It on unquestionable aethority —the testimony of patients
themselves—that rheumatism, however deeply seated.
may be cured by the regular and persistent application
of Holloway', Ointment. This, we lesi smeared, will be
weloome inteilliganee to thousand* of soffianws, bedridden
by the disease, or limping with stiffened joints aloe; the
pathway to the tomb. In a climate when th• Vita-
silver sometimes makes a leap of thirty distress up or
down, the complaint is of course a prevalent oce
In our new senlements at the Wed, along the alluvial
borders of our great riven, in the hemlock swamps of the
Routh, and in all low and damp lamitions. few Pm"a
reach the age of forty mars without • rheumatic visita-
tion. It is clear, irrisforii, that • preparatioe whisk
will afford immediate relief' and egret eventually a
cure of the complaint, must be of etrouta van* to
the people of all wientries. We rasa reasonably doubt,
In view of the wall-atteded statansente whisk have been
laid before us, sustained as they an by eircunstaneen
within our own knowledge, that the (Maimed referred
to will effect that object; sd mom* all tke
whisk the diesoverias of that adebrand pbysteiaa sad
philanthropist have conferred upon maaidad this is
eerteinly not the Wet Imprtat. Many an Mamma"
tiller of the soil, whose services are needed In the geld,
Ii at this moment languishing on • bed of leak... the
bands that should guide the plough or man ths
rendered powerless by Rheumatism. Mani a toiler in
',very winch of
_productive labour is similarly situated'_
.phfeel
Indueptlis;letk...a.tesen.rn I:oeisrw:hr..toreneilakoiwinediwt:tb.mtiateh*hul:eteitrtlb"Tisala
al sufferers
oe:i:d le
justified In recommending this balsamic remedy, the
Holloway's Pills to regulate the internal organs would,
—Banossors Daily ArvaL

IT
hirtieelarir requested that all Ooinsounicatious be
ad reseed So' The Editor," sod sot to Lay isiilrideal
by same.
Polito= sod Puhlisbed for the propriseors, at their
Odle*, Oloirehutreet, Dorchester, by Yuan= Oms
roe; et the Palish ot Faediostee, Is the ()may ell
Dorset. _

TuN667. Brahmin' a, 1867.