The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01 00:00:00

PARIS FASIII9.

The ?ribose ds Bordeasx publuhea a letter on the
fashions of the season at Paris. It begins as follows :
"I send you my letter on the fashions by balloon post.
[hope it will reach you, and that in spite of William
and his innumerable and disgraceful escort the h,roic
city of Paris will not cease to dictate to the whole
world the supreme laws of elegance and good taste.
Some slight changes have been introduced into the pre-
sent fashions. There is especially a perceptible change
in the mode of desisting the hair. Taking a Ivantage of
the flight of oertain personages who had gray, thin, or
red hair, and who inflioted on fashion their indispen a-
ble false hair, our Parisian ladies have at once rtatored
to liberty their own locks, to long hid under the des-
potic, artificial chignon. Brown Veit*, oirefully
smoothed down, light lioglets, at once graceful and
natural, have alone adorned for 10031) days the delicate
and pretty beads of our young ladies, who are delighted
to have their most besatiful adornment restored to
them." Tile writer then proceeds to describe at gre
length the costumes of the season, elating, among oiler
things, that voles's, ruches. and bouillonuer begin to
disappear, with tournure I la Pompadour and jupei
saperposees a la Marie Antoinette. Qaiet colours arc
In favour, and there is great sobriety in the use of
jewels. "This," says the writer, in conclusion, "II a
kind of delicate homage rendered to the mourning and
grief of the mothers, the wives, the sisters, and the
orphans who have now to deplore the loss of those dear
to them who have fallen victims to the cruel vanity of
the tyrants of Franco and Prussia."

BUALFAST. EPPS'S 0000 A. - GILATEPOL AND
OOMPONTING.—The very agreeable character of
this preparation lies rendered it a general favourite.
The Civil Serried Gazette remark. : By a
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern
the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a care.
ml application of the One properties of well-seleatoi
1 cows, Kr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with
• delicately Savoured beverage which may save us
many heavy doctors' bills." Male simply with boiling
water or milk. Sold by the trade only in Kb., 41b.,
and Ilb, packets, tin lined and labelled,—James Epps
and Co., Homeopathic Chemist., London. Agent in
Dorchester for J. Epps & Co's., other preparations--
H.Unrden 13, Cornhill, Dorchester; R.. J. Walford,
23, Bt. Alan's-row, Weymouth. See that each bottle
Is secured by • band over the cork, bearing the signa-
ture—James Epps and Co., without which none are
genuine.
HoLLow•T'a PiLLg.—This medicine has resisted every
test which time, prejudice, and vested interest could
impose upon it, and it at length stands forth triumphant
sa the most reliable remedy for those derangements of
the system so common at the change of seasons. When
the air grows cooler, and the (motions of the akin are
rctarded, an oessaional dose of Holloway's Pills will
gall on the liver and kidneys for greater activity, and
compensate the system for diminished cutaneous action.
As alteratives, aperients, and tonics these Pills have
no equaL T. every aged and delicate person, whose
appetite is defective, digestion infirm, and tone of
health low, this medicine will be a precious boon, con-
' (erring both ease and strength.
MAD. CASALOOI7/2.—" One cannot but be struck
with astonishment at the innumerable ways in which
an enterprising tradesman appeals to the public with a
view to mamas his trade. Printing in all its branches,
'misted by the skill of the wood engraver, seems, in
the present day, to be one of the media most generaby
employed in spreading the knowledge of variou+ mann-
frietures. These arta have ably been brought into use
by Mr. Benson, the eminent watchmaker of Ludgate-
bill and Old Bond-street, London. who has sought, by
means of "Illustrated Pamphlets." (containing beauti-
ful designs for watches, °locks, jewellery, chain., kc.t
with an elaborate description of every construction of
watch now made), to enable persons living in any part
of the world to select the welsh beet adapted for their
use, and have it forwarded free by poet."—Sm.
Ws Nancy the introduction of the Cornelia. Restorer
for Gray Hair, Baldness, Ac., which has sway appearance of
being much superior to all predecessor.. It Is introduced by
Mama Curley, now J. B. and E. A. Curley and Co., of 19
Bartholomew Close, London, E.C., who have had throughout
Europe the exclusive control of the beet and most noted preps
ration prevional discovered and manufactured for similar
purposes. The Intestine Bestorer contains several carefully
considered improvements on that arUele, and it bids fair to
surpass all predecessors in demand as much Sc it dos, in the
combination of reasonable prim, with excellence of quality. If
the hair is turning grey on the temples and forehead a ball.
crown bottle will In sulßolent to restore it with certainty, to the
natural flaxen, yellow brown, or chestnut colour of more youth-
ful days, and a five ebillintbottle will be nifilciont for the same
when the hair decidedly grey. Mount C. it Co =o° • Contains Glom, or Hair Dressing, at the mina price.,
for the general Sc. of old and young, a v superior article-
The Ocessible. are sold by all the leading mid Per tumors everywhere. Bee advertnettient in another column°
tinder the head of Comesitess

Eleariatina has beeTi-ine epidemis in Liverpool.
Min Rye left Liverpool on Thureday for Canada in
the steamer Peruvian with 109 girls.
The Rev. W. W. Mauler Colagrave, lately a priest
of the Room Catitolis Church has been reniived into
the eommunion of tqs Church of England.
In Donetshire we are told, • number of pigs have
died, which had been fed with the milk from 031111 suffering from the foot and mouth disease.
Oath. occasion of their viait to Chide hunt on Thurs-
day, the Prices and Priceless of Wales were specially
eommissioned by the Queen to repeat the expressions of ber sympathy to the unfortunate ex-Empress.
Cease or Asrmax ate Cocoas IT Da. Lococs's P uttioxic
Wfunins:—Lstract of a letter from Mr. Bonnier. Chemin, Thur.
ton.—" Among the many tennuoniala In favour of the Wafers
for asthma said ootlol. that come under my notice, I beg to
forward, by the °apron desire of throe most remoctable parties
the following, for free circulation and the public betiogt,
kc..—Mr. and Mrs. Wood be; to inform the Proprietor. of
Dr. Looock's Pulmottle %yaws (through their agent. Mr
Ito-whor), that they have long been afflicted with asthma and
coughs, and end this Is the only medicine by which they can
outdid relid." They give instant relied to asthma, consumption,
and all piths breath and lungs, To Mums
and Pu Speakers they are invaluable for clearing and
t lug the voice, and have a pleasant taste. Prim
sr.elrir s.n, &4s. Id. per box. Sold by all Chemists. Celli of 4 years' eiough and chest disease by nn..
Lococes Pcpuocic Manes. —From Mr Mallets., Ade near
Yarmouth : "For upwards* four years I neared from a very
had cough, naming so much irritation pain, and soreneve of
the chest, that I was frequently unable to turn myvell in hod:
and after trying unsuccessfully many so.called remedies, I
fortunately heard of Di. Locoed,' Mxreiu. and In every attack
of this bronchial affebtion tbq have never failed in anonllng
almost instant relief.— De. 's Wanes rapidly cure
asthma,. cousumPtion. ordighs, and all disorders el the breath
and innin- To singer. and Public Welton they are Invaluable
for clearMand etreareni the voice, and have a plea' uit
M.A.. ls lid, ?and Ls ed. per Box. Sold by al,
chemists
A Mai di. IT UTILLA. —" A Watch is an almost indis-
Psussbls anYendage, both to the gentleman, the artisan,
and the labourer, and the game perfection of workman.
ship and accuracy in its movement ia requisite for the
one as the other; the only different* being in its out.
ward ap ,to suit the avocation and position of
the • noes manufactured by Yr. Benson of
Old Bond-.tree, and Ludgate-hill, have gained great
favour with the publie on account of their strength and
durability (snob to fact as can only be found in a watch
of English manufacture), their beauty and neatness of
do, and the perfect Eolith which sharacderisee every
arWe prodused by him, whether the prise be Eve or
two hundred guineas. Any one who has but ono)
worn an English watch, would, we feel certain, &Nora
the use of • foreign one, as bsig inferior in every
respect to the former. We would sn.Vefors roe 3Mmend
this artiste to the attention of merehants and shippers
as one well worthy of their attention and oerte to
meet • read sale in all foreign ports and British
soloed..."— _ Ootober 4th.
Biturnsine.—mreit's CeOba. —GRAMM Ann COM-
IPOWMIO.—The eery e character of this on ham
rendered It a favourite. The CUM as Unsethe
:—.. singular moron which Mr. Epps attained by
Ms homeopathic
of cocoa has never been
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by any es"k'nentalist By • thorough knowledge
ermTeminaturai laws which govern the operations of dlewation
and nutrition, and by a careful application of the gee prup,tl.
.. es
Of widiselocted cocoa, Mr. Epps has mot ided our winkles'
tables with • delicately flavoured beverage which um, save us
many heavy doctors' Milk" Made simply with betting num.
0.. milk. soki only In it., elb., and lib. Un-lined
lebeitssi—Jamnt Berg Nod go,. Regagmathic c=
landea.