The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01 00:00:00

ffitiurrox has attacked the clerks in the vote-office
of the Rouse of Commons. Every precaution has been
taken.

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Gotztuarus' Woax.—The progress of fine art manu-
facture in this branch of trade is strikingly exemplified
In • little work published by J. W. Benson, of 25, Ohl
Bond Street, and of the Oity Steam Factory, 68 and GO,
Ludg•te MIL It is enriched and embellished with
designs (by Italian, Fretteh, and English &tildes) of
Brooohes, Bracelets, Earrinm, and other articles, suit-
able for personal wear, or Wedding, Birthday, or other
presents, with their prices. Mr Benson (who holds
the appointment to Ef.11..11. the Prince of Wales) has
also published • very interesting pamphlet on the Rise
and Progress of Walsh and Oloek-making. Those
pamphlets are sent post free for two stamps each, and
they cannot be too strongly recommended to those con-
temPlating • purchase, especially to residents in the
bmutrY or abroad, who are thus enabled to select any
article they may require, and have it forwarded with
perfect safety.

NATIONAL PIUS:MIMS V kIQUISHID, —The Triumphs
of gold
at
of all nations, and opmdring all the languages of
dylliziakol.orn 60 be found congregated on our auriferous
ten% greag
te the people o f .--eTvhary . w
clime9uet t l
our nfime
chores. of
Mon
plains. Differing in all other things in their customs,
habite, m d reliPon—there is one point upon whioh
their opinions oolmide. Englishmen and Ameriaans,
Fran& Swim, Germans, Swedes Italians, and Chinese
admit without a dimming voin,thet the great remedies
introdund to the world twenty years ego by Professor
Holloway,the distinguished phydeisa and pharrnaoopolist
are better adapted to the etre of diseases in this climate
than any other preparations in existence. This appears,
In fact, to be the experience of mankind in all parts of
the world, hones the universal popularity of these
medicines. We masider, however, that the botindiess
eonfidence placed in their gamey by the representatives
0( 50 many nations at the mines, is a striking phenome-
non in medical history. Many of them people in their
youth, and even it maturity, were accustomed to the
use of drop and nostrums peculiar in their several
countries. These remedies were connected in their minds
withimeniesions of home,end indonedme it were, bytheir
national prejudices. Yet they have been thrown adds
and utterly repudiated, while Holloway's Pills
and Ointment have been adopted by a common
impinge throughout the entire gold region. There
Is only one way of accounting for this movement.
Ills the result of convietion—cionviation grounded
on pereosal observation and experience. The
Claimant has been used with such wonderful
nooses is a dressing for wounds, uleers, and sore legs,
and for all the external diseases and assulUes to which
the adventurous hunter is peculiarly liable, that
seareely a s tent on be found within the vast
area of the go flelalnproesvided with stock of this
healing, soothing, preparation. The hard fare
ot the and his habit.% tend to vitiate
the and devcdope running sons and purulent
ulcers of the body and limbs. Bed legs, upecilally, are
very common at the diggings, and seriously interfere
with the labours of the diggers. The worst MINN of
this elms are cured by the ointment with extraordinary
rapidity. The beet method ol healing sore legs, wad
sores and Ideas 'morally, Is by rubbing the ointment
Imo aka mamadperte 'Mound the miles, first opening
the pores and softening the limb with warm tines. The The part affected is then drained with lint or
linen 'atoned with the ointment. Such is the external
treatmeat, but it is also proper to give the patient
few dams of the pills daring the
as they serve to parity the blood sad
matbur from the orfts, while VW da—Zrearis iliai
111 wink cis tie ledase: