The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-27 00:00:00

HOGE'S
HOREHOUND
HONEY

PSI TIE NOWT IHJET-TIF CHEST COMPLAINTS, COU- SIII,
AND SORE THROATS.
- ISUPPLIED BY ALL CHEMIST"
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The safest and most eneacions remedy ever dia.
Neared for all pulmonary diseases, sore or congested
lungs, consumption, coughs, colds, sore throats,
hoarseness, itc. ,11n uncompounded product of Nature
secreted In the petals of Horehound bl.ssoms, and
gathered by the honey bee.

SUCCESS IN THE PURSUITS OF LIFE
depends much on a thorough knowledge of every
branch pertaining to the vocation the individual
chooses to follow. Yielding to the early inclination
of making tho study rf the honey bee a professional
one, Mr. H.,:.70./1 life-long association and continual
study hoe been with them. gave hint no.
equalled facilitio4 for investigating the curatite
properties of various kinds of holism nnil enahled
him to discover and corroborate the wonderful
healing powers of Horehound Honey.
and
kinldT JSH.AneCOy
.07k0EaRgoitc.Odlieotongthhmin
we regret to say most chemists employ Honey is a
basis for such medicines, without the least dis-
crimination as to its sonree. It wonld I.e jo-t as
rational to etpect any kind of bark to make good
quinine; Francois Huber. Baron l.iebig. and Sir
John Lubbock noise with all other in.testigating
natnmlists in the assertion -that the ehameterilies
of various Honeys are 41tributable to the plants
from which they 111,11 gathered. Xenophon tells us
that :Al his sohliers who ate of the Honey found in
the villays on the monntains of the Colebians lost
their eent.mt ; that those who ate hut little acre like
men very drunk, and those WIIO ate ranch like mad.
inns. Pliny accounts for this by it:lying the honey
was rathere.l front the &were called Rhodedimros,
wb do of the Horehound pLout Resta beautifully nays—
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"The bee, 'sit!. setts, osnlitly ltqc.
Enda northiarn,i butt's extra tin. ',rating min.*
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HONEY IS NOT MADE BY THE BEM,
they are idniply the teliii•los provided by an albwise
rrovidenee for roil reying the Honey from the petals
of the blooms and ilepositiog it into the cells of the
honeycomb. Notice • Lee as it alights awl inidnuateii
itself into the very heart of the flowen,, and you will
have no iliffi.mlty in ohverving by a tele.cope motion
of it• body that it i. rucking or rather pumping the
drop of imetnr into ita to p vnok, which in lined with
minvoilar ti.a. When filled the little
.ilmetiar
of nature away to its hive, and, by compreeoing
the minden of its honey tuck, deposits the Honey
into the cella: The Honey undergone no dicention.
and is chemically the sante in the hin al in the
petal of the flower.

DON ORD
Joss, LONDON,
-rpiember, 28,1883.

. .
The Lona MAYOR would thank Messrs. W. Y.
Hoge and Co. to send him half a dozen of their
Hoge'll Horehound Honey, which has been well
recommended to him.

NV. L. BRIGHT, A., son of the Right Hon. John
Bright, HP., says Hoge's Horehound Honey CIJILID
his father of • bad cough.

WHAT THE CLERGY SAY OF IT :-
ELT, CANON , Mar, MIL
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The Rev. C. I). KINGDOM' bus grent pleas. ure in
bearing testimony to the excellent properties of
Hoge's Horehound Honey for preaching. It makes
the voice dear and pleasant, and takes away all
that huskiness in the throat which is so 1=00111•
fortable to preacher and congregation.

THE PRIXA DONNA.
H•WTHORN LODOZ,
FINCHLIT Raw ROAD, NM.,
March SO, 18113.
Messrs. W. M. Moos & Co., London.
GINTLEMEN,--i halle much pleasure in stating
that I consider your Horehound Honey the most
wonderful remedy I have ever tried, possessing
properties which are nothing short of marvellous
for the cure of affections of the throat and °hest.
I shall never be without a bottle of Horehound
Honey.—Yours very truly, MARIE ROZE.

Your Honey is delicious.

ELLEN TERRY.

From the CHAMPION BILLIARD PLAYRB
38, 24•RTI.ANDS ROAD,
WEBTDOURNS PARK,
October 27, 18811.
Messrs. W. M. Hoax & Co.

GINTLEMEM,—I have much pleasure in certifyiel
to the excellence of yonr Horehound Honey.
hare found great relief from taking it, and streagb
recommend it for coughd.—Yours faithfully,
JOHN ROBERTS, Jug.

WHAT IT DID FOR GEO. F. BLACK, Esq,
7, SOPFOLIC LANZ, CANNON STKINT, E.Q.
LONDON. Apra 20, 1883.
Mem.. W. M. Hoax I Co., London.

. ,
GENTLIIIIIIO4,-1111•111g Punerea for May plan
with irritation of the throat and chest, I never fowl,'

any remedy to relieve the irritation until I purchased
• bottle of your Horehound Honey, which I did •
few days MiIICC. I want to inform you it had •
wonderful soothing effect, affording relief at owe.
Please seed me one dozen bottles, and oblige,
Yours truly, CI. F. BLACK.