The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20 00:00:00

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'medicines of the faculty in rub:le an.t.

or private practice. These remarks are
facts within our own knowledge, as well s.
testimony of others. We have witn—i.l •
effect of Holloway's Ointment in many sc-7-1
disorders; and It. peculiar adaptability tu ti. •
sod cure of the eruptive complaints which tar, i.«•••
fore clung, almost l'ke • curse, to large portoi,s • •..
population of South America. induces us to g.r. •
t recommendation in these columns.
remove all scsb;oes and leprous eruption., an,i !. • .
to the indurated skin its natural fieribitity and
seems to be as clearly established as that i.
qu. nab thir..t. When the first account. of cure. no:
g.li.aheri by the mw of this Ointment in the i.0.-g
ri ached our shores, we were inertdM
seemed marvellous that serufela, e•pipelits. tun •.
boils caneere, leprosy. and deep seat.d !ON.. 1
bad baffled the skill of regular physicians et tie L. •
misuser:ie, should yield invariably to a prepirst, is •
bad never received their sar.c.ion, and of the •
of which they were profoundly ignorant. Hot it.
results have been produced here, and we ten t !

doubt. We canna impugn the evidence of ma
th••ugh the theotics of all the medicos from
to Majendic. should be in conflict with it. line •
great-at physical evils which aff-,ct the ma.scs in
America, is cutaneous and glandular diseases. I. :•,:
affection which belongs in a measure to the
sit hough it is doubtless in many instenoes pn.
and aggravated by indiscretion. Hut whateser •
its shape, whether the maladies be of an Ultegoa•
virulent nature, engendered by ilDMOrld c.ut mr
hereditsry sifiliction,'or the result of carele.t '
improper diet. or atmospheria influence; it woul
to be ',rally within the control of this great 1111'1
-
and onnuter•irritant. In the olden time when • eir •
was injured by a poisoned shaft, the leech sucked
poison from the wound ; but this remedy NU i 7.7
suecessful when the poison had not entered izeo
circulation. Holloway's Ointment reaches tho
there, end neutralises it. it does not merely rat
the heads of the hydra, but does its work as thoron:
is Hercules did in his centhat with the Lerutta
petit.— South American Paper.
NOTICII lit intruatlettol2 Of the Comaline Pee
for Gray fl..ir, Italttne‘s, he., which has even. apt. .•
beim! much tuptrior to all pretleet,t—rs. It it. i• • r .
now J. It. aml E. A. Curley toot t .

w Lnnd..n. E.C., ho have hal II
Elarpe the !•xelu.ive e..titn.l of the be.t and tu4.-t

ration tirolior•lv diaroverril anti manufuturol I
Purt.-e.. The atualine Iter.torer contain.; .rtcrai

r.l.kn .t,llr,'erncntl on thl &rtkle. n.I It

1,1,1 predea.;:;n:in..4lenT;;;l7•A—m-4,71.1.

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manipulation of rumonal,le price.,n Ith excellence of 1/T.
th. toroloX xtey on tbe temple. and fora.
en.an I..ottle still be sultelent to rmtore It with

natural flaxen, velluw, brown. orcheagtnut
mid •. and • llvr bottle he sill ..utßeicut f
. . . .

purpow, when the hair is .lechledly dm). Me. t
hate also • Comellne Glom, or Ilair lire...hid. at it...,
for the general use of old and young, a vere
The Cotualines are sold by all the leading Chetnl-1.
honer,. every*, here. See athertiastueut in atioilar
under the head of Cumuli/ea

HUN UMENTAL SCPLITU ll.siuuk r. •
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BIRTHS.
September 1, the wife of Mr. William Bony Lt
Mi!borne St. Andrew, of a twin.sons. •
September 4. at Poole, the wife of Mr. James ffs..t
mart, of a daughter.
sepulcher 5, at North AUington, the wife a Y.:.
George Sirimavo, of a daughter.
September 5. at East-street, Blandford, the 'Wed
Mr. William Foyle, of a daughter.
September 6, at Bait-street, Blandlotd, the wife
Mr. Francis Cribb, of • daughter.
September 8, at Magdala„ West Cliff, Bournereci.
the wife of Mr. Edward Jennings. timber sp. :Al
merchant, Poole, of a daughter.
September 8, at Stokeford, Wartham, the '
J. B. Hawkesworth, E.g.. of twist rons—ou, 7
September 9, at The Cottage, Chettle,
the wife of Edward A. H. Castleman, of a
September 11, at Weymouth, the wife of
Montgomery, bite of the Royal Fusilier'', of
September 13, at Bell.street, Dortheater, tboas
Mr. George Untford, plumber, Sta.. of a dam:llw
September 14, at 35, St. Thomaa-street, Weftm
the wife of Mr. G. S. Hassell, clothier and emits.:
of a son.

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September 17, at Blandford, the wife of 31r. C,
Brine, printer. of • son.
September 17, at the County Pollee Station. Mg'''.
ford, the wife of P.C. James Hazzard, of a 1011.

MARRIAGES.
September 8, at St. Mary'a church, Ilelambe
by the Rev. F. Fisher' assisted by the Res. W. 11'
Gorton, of Portosham. Captain William Litligotr•
of Her Majesty's Indian Nary. to Am
younge4 daughter of the late r. W. T. Fug,.
of Westhere. Kent, of the 4th Dragoon Gulris, st,t
grand danghter of the late Rev. Sir John 14144
Bart., of Mystole, Kent.
September S. at St. George's Church, Dublin. IT'
John Hatfield Cribb, late of Her Majettl't
Poole, to Margaret. daughter of Mr. Thomis Cr'.

September 10, at St. Luke's, Chelsea. Uzi At,
Hunt, youngest daughter of George Hunt, of Chet,"
to Benjamin. youngest son of James Roe, of Kog''
near Corte Castle
,
Se O',att
r.ternber 15, at Holy 'Trinity Church. W
by the Rey. 1). M. Claxton, of St. Mary lleJel;
Bristol, cousin of the bride, assisted by :he B.!. •
F. ItAnaorne, Henry, eldest son of Major 'Perry 1A0,.74
f Minety House, Wiltshire. to Helen, Pilargarct.t6'
daughter of the Rev. John Dupre Alden.
September 15, at ht. Mary's Church, Mcicombe Et 4.11
by the Rey. Joshua Ground, ILA., C,pt.tiu 11
Ifammill, of the 75th Regiment, eon of JAn
Esq., barrister. to Miss Maud Mary Florence, dsuiLl'•
of Sir Menisci Pigott Piers, Bart.

DMATIIS
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Austst 28, Elias Oeorgianna, the belovel
Mr. F. Ilstikint, of Clarendon-square, London. N•"
seed 29, eldest daughter of Mr. G. D. Savuton,
Wimborne.
September 1, at Bournemouth, Frances, wid'w
Mr. John Hudson, aged 73 yvars.
September 2, at Bournemouth, Sarah Ann. srd'
Mr. W. Brown, aged 50 years.
September 6, at Shapwiek, Edmond Dovreno
Strangeways, youngest son of H. B. Strangewsls. F '
aged 28.
Sept, tuber 6, at Oakle
Holland, aged y, near Wimborne, Mr. Sasglei
51.
September 7, at Blandord, Mr. James Make' oat'
itter, aged 83 Yeses.
September 12, at Blartellord, Mrs. Harriett
Red 61 years
September 13, at Milbonio St. Andrew, the brl'l'd
ife of Mr. Charles Parsons, baker, aged 52
September 14, at Bath, Mr. John Potheoary, of
nouth, aged 50 years. • I
Sept. tuber 16, at Blandford, Mr. John Paroms.
30. Many yam driver of the mail between Mann'
and Wintburne.

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