The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-26 00:00:00

HOIIIIILI DIIIECIATION Or GRAVID.

With record to the dim:seer, that the soldirwe craves
at Ratio., bays been desscraiof. It now appears 'het
this is not the work of relief ma 4,.t 0..
der re. This le proved by tha salaam by t`o tudi.a-y
Police at Cairo of • ro!diees cloth oft-red for eel.. liege
haus • xamined it w.s foetal to beer the rogirowitel nom.
bee of a soid.ar •ho died of choler.. and *ea buried at
Rio ea. •rippiat in this Tory cloat. No eouder heed
heneetorth be expressed at the oec!irr.ocr of any fresh
outbr••ek of cholera or at the spread o! spideruirs la the
country.

THROAT iIItITATION MID COV011.—& renem and dryness
tickl.ns end am a•don, inducing coucb s.d &dentine lb.
voice. For tb-s. XI 'opt mil use Loos's I) centric, Jujd bee.
In c intact with tit • glands at the moment th. y a-e
•xcitod by Um art of sucking, th• Oly a rine in these agree-
able confections bocomes active!, healing. Soli on!,
hese., 7g4., tins, 1.. 111., labelled " fano e Epps & Co..
Cbemiat., radon.' A letter received :
“(lantlarnen.—lt MOT. Prrhatik intwro" you I. knowlb "
alum an extended treat I bays found your Olyiwrina
Jujubes of considerable benallt (with or without ..dic•l
treatment) In almost all fons• of threat aerate. They
soften and clear tn. solos—Your, kiibioll.Y. GORDEN
Houma. M.D., &aim Physician to the Munich al Mr* t
and Rtr Inennary."
Tait QUIZII sun CIOLD WATIM floar.—Krtrsct from a
lades latler I end cold wst., sc.p eaves
thaseasd material, estate Mottoes require low robbing and no
boll iagotad (suits.... satisfactory) no. amuck parer oolong-
qua with other maps. I racommead it to y b 00..-
wits. mg it is andoubtadly the beet soap for laundry and
all puree.-- It will set lajny• the meet delicate almle—

et Minoan'.
• phtssant to woe sod present. the starry of • steamy
boast daring the family wasb. Sold by grooms sod oilmen
weerywlwarsost Id. per lb. Be sure to ask for Sinclair's,
sod do not be persuaded to swept a worthless lusitaitou.
—Sol. maker James Sinclair, Southwark. London.
Katrina's Cotion Lora:rocs curse Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis. —lllboileml teatime:my states that no otha
mediciae Is so effectoal La toe cure of these dangerous
maladlea One lounge alone gives ea.., one or: wo at
bscl.t.me onsures rest rwrwliering difficulty of brrath•
lug they are Invaluable. 13.1.1 by all Cosi:nista, in tins,
is lid. and as. 9d. each.
Flair Patna roa LAUNDILY Woaa.—The Laundress
who won the fleet prise in the competition for the best
got op limo, at the l',.rouay Indastrial Exhibition. used
Redd it. Paris Blue aid Stared).
Ona Box or Cltaitis s4l Pit La la warraated to cure all
disobarges from the Urinary Orison in either sax (am u 'red
or constitutional), Gravel. aid Palos in the Sack. Guar.
alibied free from Mercury. Sold in boxes, 4s. 64. each, by
all Chemists and Mediciu•Visadors throughout Lb. World,
or sent to any address for sixty stamps by the Mahon, Ina
Lincou LOD MIDLAND Gowns. Nam CostrAxy, Lincoln.
kirente, BARCLAY a SONS, London, and all the
Wholesale Hamm

..KWItI/10—A- PAIR OF TROI7IIItRI FOR lignicrtiß.—Jontee
Francis Thoome lives in Pontnewynydd, new Pontypool,
Honmoothaters, He Is now LI years of age, living with
his mother, 6 widow. Same It years ago, then a mere
boy, he went ts work in the coal-pit sea miner, in order
to assist hie mother in rearing her fsially of little children.
Boom, however, the MAU fellow broke down to health: but
the 156016111,166 of We family seemed to require it, and he
continued to toil in tla• mines, suffering all the time from
the effects of Indigestion, an agoaising symptom being
asthma, In such a troublesome form that the boy waa
unable to lis in bed. Working through the day, and
resting ste bulb. could in an arm-chair doting the night,
naturally undermined hie constitution. Year by year his
health grew worse and worse, until at last rheumatism
came with ill It. drea iful agony. One Joint falter another
became swell n and inflamed, so that he wasi obliged to
stop work. In this and plight the now young man wee
confloed to the home for two long yews "offering all that
mortal could endure. One physician aft-r another was
called up in to ire :t hie oompleint, but with no benefit. for
the poor fellow cottinued to grow worse and worse. Hogs
leg to find game romans of relief, • oonsultat on of doctors
VW held, then it was decided ttwt an organic diva.° of
Lb. heel Meted in al iacurable form. an I that medical
aid could not afford relief. He was given up to die. The.,
years of •xpeneiv• medical treatment had tab/andel the
little eavin's the mother, sod they had no mom yto
hey even the ovressaries of life. But • fond mother nevt
gives up in deeper. There was one spark of hope left
Sonaeone had told her of • remedy that bei cured so many
twee—even when as hopeless sta this one seemed to be— I
arid the mother's love went out for her dear boy. But how :
to get the medicine wee the question. Their money wag I
'mutely gone. The boy bad • new peir of trousers that he
had been too ill to wear, and the mother remoned within
herself, "If the boy is to die he will not need them, so
I may as well pledge them for medicine with an effort to I
save his life." St r as it tosy appmr, the bottles of
medicine procured at the chemist's shop in Printypod
with the money obtained from Vie pawnbr k as effected
a cure in this hive's. caw which had been pronouncvd
as incurable. But it la only lust to sty that if the
etlemiet bad known of the wants of the family the
medicine could hove been obtained without a "bat to the
pawnbroker. It is sow neatly two ~are sines this took
plate sod young James Francis Thomas he. been wak-
ing in the coal pit underground ever since earning extra
pay for ovin-work, which he is able to perform. Of
owns he never had organic disease of the heart, as wee
noPlaceed The palpitation, rheumatism, snit aellinta were
mere sympto of the real clutease, which wee dyspepsia.
erla4ig the remedy we. es per tally adapt -d.
The., wtOe communicate with this 7041011 MILD Can
write t him at the above address and be will vouch foe
the cor dive properti-e of Seigel's Syrup, the article that
effected this moot miraculous cam. The following letter
is from • chemist, who thought the facts should be made
known:—" James Francis Thomas, of Poritneerynadd,
near Pontypool, aged 13. collier, as ill for nisi, year,,
unable to do any work for throe years, natter lay down In
bed for 1110• years, bat to sleep in • stooping posture,
wag traded by nearly all the doctors for miles round, who
generally elated hie complaint to be rheumatism and
heart disease of a chronic n•ture, and beyond all lower
to cure. When hope bad nearly died out he was
persuaded to try SeigePs Syrup ; and, to the delight of his
relatives and atonishment of his neighbours, after
taking half • bottle he coon lay down in bed. Altar
taking one bottle he went to work. He be, now taken
two bottles, and on with the third, and is quite well and
steam. His mother Is in rapture., and can talk nothing
elm but the marvellous cure, and wishes m• to make it
known."