The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11 00:00:00

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

Ira SEARCHING AND HEALING PROTE-1-rili; ARE
KNOWN AND RECOGNISED THROUGHOUT
THE WORLio

The number of years this inraltable Ointment ha stood the
teat of public opinloo (the longer known the better
dated) is a 4:stimony of Itself more convincing than an ;
that could be written In prahe of It. truly wonderful healing
perties. In the cure of tad legs, bed broom, roma wound.,
Sna slake It. effect Is tesrrellom. For ringworm, scald-head,
ecrofuld, and diseases of the Min generally there I. no remedy
lobs compared to It. When analduomly rubbed uron the
Mb, (previously well bathed with warm water) this Ointment
ea
qtrly ataorbed Into the system. cleasues, in it
Stir, mem Fart to which It is applied
DUL AR SWELLINGS, BRONCHITIS, RUMPS
QUINSET. SORB THROATS, AN DIPTHERIA.
In any of the apes, diorama Immediate and permanent
relief is obtained by efectually rubbing this detergent °int.
moot, tartars day, upon the no& that, sod back. It not. upon
of lif,; for through the glands pun all
new matter required for the bodt's repluatioi and all old
particles detrimental to It. preeerration. The Obitment.tmen
eoujointly with Holloway's Pill; will not en mearchlngly and
certainly as to 'Sect MINI In the mat Impair camps
BAD LEG& BAD BREAST,. AND ULCERATION
ALL KINDS

There is no reedielearprepaisti.;-Tn-the world wile* may he
no thoroughly telkd upon, in the treettnrnt of the Lb,.
milmente, ae Holloway's Ointment. Nothing nen be so Ample
or sale es the flamer in which it is applied, or It action on
the body, both loudly and constitutionally. The Ointment
flatbed Mound the rert affected, enters the pore fligt es .It
eaten meet. It quickly penetrate. to the mum* ot the en
and &tree It.trolt the. mine.

ERTEIIPILI.AS ANDSCaortrtous SORES.
In all irritstion• add skin...ors; ulcer., burns or rerofulous
eislordwow... of any kind, Holloway's dinunoUt present. a
roady end es k i Mean. 04 C• 141. It rOallif•••• • pecull. Pdr
in restrainino indszornatioe, na dn-Ind easreti•o, cooling t'd
busted on,nod checking all adroonioos mod ouessithy
disceardon.
Dora tam Ournasire own Rue sworion so ooss di fa
POLLOIIIIII 111.sas,—
nod Loido Cancers Scald Heeds
Bad BMA, Oontractsid and dud ' rwo Kiwis.
Burn. Joint. Pore-throats
Outdone Elephantiasis Skin-dime
Bit* of Ereoltstess !lands 'scurry
and kand-lios Gout ewe-lead
OisadalarEesildr. 'l'm'''.
as t Lamle.* 1 Moors
I wound, 01161°11 IM.PUN
°horned Haab Ilowersimi : Taws
Wand, (err Tom* OW Lend= des by WI rospnew
taLm.,.11:1d112....41111=.0.1.6.1."116":„..1. '
throughoutipiaseir:glrorlielmagittha 4.7tlw:dl:lll24last:
st de
*_.• nen is s emedirablo *soles by tabor q• larger disc
N. I.—Dirseloes In. thega°. i 2 of pationt• ', ovary dia-
order aro aillsod to desit al

IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN GUARANTEED
.1 STATE L & OAN No Loma's& Bond Ad
amass to vie for El the lunge premiums of
TODD, rispo, 130,000, ge., he.
Pablie dre as the First a th every You, under the
sometate see of the Auatrisa Government, and
°Ss,ki' pa : fusetioneries. Ofileial hats ..at Gratis .
Esthesribms, -Apply for El amazes, imbed upon forms
supplied tike Austria& Gevernumnit and bearing the
bn_Parbd b4l a Aerie stamp, sad Ire prospectuses to
VoELcII end 00., Beaks's, Visas&

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BaLtcrAire. Errs's Moo*. - Gawrisol. Asp
Comrownsa.—The very agreeable &motet of
this preparation bee rendered it • general
favourite. The Civil Service Gazette remarks
"The singular sums' which Mr. Epps attained
attained by bia homeopathic preparation of ooeo• has
beim impend by any experimentalist. By
a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern
the operations of digestion and nutrition. and by • are.
ful applimitioa of the ins properties of well-selected
Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with
• dslieebeiy flavoured beverage which may save us
many Wavy doctors' Mlle' Mad, simply with boiling
water or milk. Bold by the trade only in jib. pickets,
labelled,--James Epps IL Co. Homalop•thia Chemists,
Leaden. Agent in Dorcheater for J. Bops & Co's.
nthommopethia preparations—B. Darden, 13,
iIL

HOLLOWAY'S OINTNANT AND PIULA.—The beneficial
effecte of them remedies upon all lite diseases which
arise from varying temperatures or.. matter of world-
wi le notoriety. Sore tit inflamed termite, relax.,
uvula, boamenem, viseaDA phegec, and other throat
diffieulties are diseipated by r ebbing Holloway's
oiotment briskly twice • day upon the neck and chest.
In all stages of catarrh, chronic rough, wheezing, and
shortness of breath, the ointment exercises a span&
power in remedying and removing all Irritation and .411
beading, to inflammation of the samosa lining of the
throat, and also in its extension through the aindpipe
and the brooehial tubes. The sal comet:pumice wriaging
from neglected Golds may be readily met and easily
conquered by them intalliblio Temediss.
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THI essential properties el ton an found to exist only
in the yoeng leaves. Hangmen's tea—selected from
the thoise spring gathering, without the nsual mineral
powder on the leaf, is distinctively strong and delicious
I. flavour ; being semplied•culy in sealed path.* direct
from the importers, lindens quality and real dampness
guarenteed. Per list of Hemlines's agents in,this
locality me adverneememt.

GoLnestrrns' Prom—The progress of fine art
manufacture in this brio& of trade is inrariugly
*sem elided in • kttle work published by J. W. Benson,
of 25, Old Bond Street, and of the City Steam notary,
58 and 60, Ludgate HilL It is enriched and embellished
with designs (by Italia., French, and Keglab artistes)
of Brooches, Branslets, Earrings, and other •intiolea
suiteble for personal wcar, or Wedding, Birtlieay, or
other prison* with their prices. Mr. Benson (who
bolds the appointment in H.R. H. the Prince of Wale')
his also published • •vary interesting poisphlat on the
Else and Progreso of Watob and Cloak -making. These
pamphlets are rent poet free for two stamps each, and
they cannot be too strongly recommended to theft
con tenp/aties • poetises, especially to resident in the
country or abroad, who are thus enabled in select any
article they may rewire, and have it forwarded with
perfect sideliw.

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FRANCE

WZDIMID AT.

WIZINDIDIT: Mai 14th.

wacaren,Ai,. may t)th.

LUX1:1111/31T LCD BiLITIIFUL HAIL —WI. S. A. Allen's
World's Hair Restorer or Dressing never failstorrakikly
restore gray or faded hair to its youth's' colear and
beauty, sad wfth tie first application a beautiful
fn.grance is gives to the hair. It stops the hair from
fallieg of; it prevents baldness; it promotes 'tsarina
growth; It causes the hair to grow thish,and strong;
II removal all dandret ; it contains anther oil nor dye.
In Mrs bottles, pries six shillings. Lylobaleansam
(lira S. A. Allen's) ter esoals any pomade cc hair oil.
To those whom hair is naturally dry, requiring frequent
drawing, Ms cheapness and great salmi will be proved.
Its early use on children's hair will imam an abundant
sad beastliest supply from youth to old age. In large
bottles, pram three shillings. Sold by most chemists
and perfumer& Wont, AB, High Holborn, Laszlo°.

Armes ..ro Mamma Are you broken of your rest
bye sie °Mid, auffesing with the psis of oulting teeth?
00 it ease to • demist, and get • battle of Mra.
Winslow's Soothing dynes. It will relieve the poor
sufferer immodist•ls ; It is perfectly barmiess ; I
produces natural quiet sleep, by relievi?g Si. amid from
pain, and the little cherub awakes 'es bright is •
bottom." It hes been long in use in Aseeric., and is
highly reemnrnended b 7 mediae' wee • it is 'cry pleasant
to take k soothes. Cie child; it ;gips the gam
allays oil nein, reliever wind, regulates tam
I, the beet known remedy for dyeentry and=csa.
whether arising from teething or other cenees. Se mare
and esk for Hrs. Wirslow a goatlike' Syrup, sad is.
that "Curtis and Perkins, New York and Loathe," is
on the oeteide wrapper. No mother should be without
It. Sold by all medieina dealers at Is. 11.1 d. per bottle,
London Depot, 9135, High Holborn.
DIA7IIIII/1. Nome or rue iLara, Jo. —Naey person
Imagine it Isola, to trsany remedy for these wisp lain ts.
This is an error. For enemy years Deliset ibleace for
Deafness has been used with unquestionable Massey.
It has oared many, and never falls to give relief; Is
braless. amity applied..and OMNI no is. Sold in
bottles le. hid. each, by Mr. A. J. roses, ehearist,
Dorchester; Yr. Williams, chemist, Weymouth; all
chemists; and the proprietor, Jobs Fm., 137,
Tottenham' Csurt.road, London. A bottle JEW by Peet
for 18 @tamps

A Cuth roe Coax!. —Ds'lar's Plasters never fag to
give instant relief and speedy cure to all kinds of corns,
bunions, of whatever standing. nem plasters mot
• oely remove peeesnre, but seten and extract theroot
of the oorn. In reducing enlarged toe joints, their
effect has ham Vous. Pee testintonialsi. Pries
130. per hoz. by Mr. A. J. Evans, eimmist,
Dorchester; Kr. Whims, themist, Weymouth ; all
chemists ; end in. proprietor, J. Pepper. 237, Tottenham
Court-road, London. A box fail by post for 14 Meows.
imrsavernia Zaluniturr.—Plaos on the upper bar
of a grate, with Otto heads projecting about one Mob
inwards, SOUND ordinary Lueders—in a few moments
they ignite. Then in the name position piths • few of
the Patent Safety Matches of Bryant iand May, Londe*
(which ignite only as the box), and it will be tonna
that they may remain for hours - is fact, until the weed
becomes literally shirred- without tthMg ere. We
look on this au • singularly interesting confirmation of
the safety of .the new match. Core ,mull be takes 163
both cases to avoid Waal 000 tact withearom
MOBS COBS OF DIOOIIOI2B OF WM CHIEN! AND
LIMOS HT DL 11.00:11C011 W AMU. - From Mr.
Williamson. 16404 Hall. Hamlet, Leeds: "1 have
had reported to me, and have seen their beneficial
dhoti for years, in cease of consumption, asthma,
mughs. to. Indeed, the effects of your deservedly
popular Waren are most wenderfth I could melt
numerous marvellous Matures of their benelaial, and,
as it were, anima influences, and I with conlidenee
reeefensend them."

DI. 1O PIJUIONIO Wirgis give instant relief
and e rapid are of asthma, cousemption, omeht, end
all disorders el the breath sad loop. All throat
affiances are immediately relieved by allowing 00*
ocualually to dismally' in the month. To singers and
utak meeker, they are invaluable for elesring and
81"sitheaill_ the voice. They have • piedmont testa
I'4" be lid, sa. 4s. s.dito, per box. Bold
by all druggine Gallon. —Every box of the genuine
Imdkitte bee Me word. "Dr. Loeook's Wafers" in white
letters oft a red monad La the Government stomp, with-
out wkieh word. ail are meaterfeits sad se imposition.
TEO 011OPIL —Mr. James liandsreen, tea letter to the
news, sap that the useent upset of the oorn crops is
protodshal• The teoPores7 Irma, (woo to wheat
during the sold mouth of Kann bad a favourable ten-
&nu, as it strengthened the pleats, 'ad gay, Mamba
to the roondent dents. The mid lights of list week
bays, igeereely seeded wheat on se/d rNestive subsoils,
sad on sub land it has assumed a blushed sad some-
what skmted seltisrenen With this en**lntoa, how-
e, ver wheat is everywhere forward, well planted,g. sad

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1869.

Sort:rug Pommes Caam—An adjourned inquest
was held at Lynn. respecting the death et Charlotte
Langford, the infant daughter of Mr. A. F. Lenient,
a chemist of that town. The story which was told in
evident)e was very singular. Dr. Lowe, who had been
the medical attendant of the Langfords, deposed to being
sailed on April alth to see Mr. Langford. He found
Mrs Lrgford sad rveral other women standing by
the bedside, and new that Mr. Langford was in convul-
sions ; he was twitching in the measles and hands.
When the chador touched the body, the convul-
sions increased in violence, and the same result followed
on his blowing upon his face. He tamed to those
about, sad asked how long theft convulsion, had con.
tiara, when Hrs. Langford bent towards him and
said, in a whisper, "Oh, doctor, I've poisoned myself."
The darn asked if she bad done it with strychnine.
She said "Yes," and was the next instant thrown into
'eters oonvuls‘on. The doctor reined her in his arms,
and serried her into an adjoining room, where he laid ter
on • bed. During all tart time her body wet atroight
and rigid. On leering her the doctor went int, the
shop for some remedy, and, as he Nord Iran she
room, he sown child lyin one cradle. The child
woe also suffering from convulsions. He immediately
met for a stomach.perp and for a trend doctor.
When he tried to administer an emetic to Mrs Lang-
ford else resisted atrongly, bat, after considerable
struggling, the door: sureeded. The (Mild died, but
the doctors were able to overcame the arra of the
poison in Kr. and Iffra. Longford. The dream whim
Hrs. Langford were a ben she was rimed with corral-
Moos was found to have a quantity of stry,hisine lying
loosely in the pocket. This dress and the stomach,
Ir., of the child was sent to Dr. lathby, and on Thurs-
day he stated to the jury the result cites analysis. Re
was of opinion that the chill had died of poisoning
from stryettyntne. Mrs. Langford had told her
husband's mother that she had poisoned herself, her
husband, and the child. She bed been ia • very den.
pooling stole for a long time. The jety returned the
following verdict': "Died of strychnine, given by the
mother wink is an unsound Mote of mind."