The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03 00:00:00

TO P'ARMERS AND 00WILKSPE1tS.

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I remain, Gent.lemen,
rlsd Nehe Your obegiest Swevent,
JOSEPH THORLEY.
Sp* he—Thornhill Bridge.
clakedoiliAn Croce. London.

44h t.3%1 BENSON'S WATCHES,
CLCKS, JEWELLERY, SILVR E, and
ETECIEO PLATE—J. V. Benson, Ledgate-
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the Printed Wales, haa fitted up extensive Workshops
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GiaNTTLEIIEN,—I invite you to peruse the
report of the disouseice, on Cattle Condiment at
the meeting of the &Loyal Agricultural Society of
England, held is Hanmeraquare rooms, believing that
the facts thee larseght to light by gentlemen of ',pota-
tion and position as farmers, and entirely unconnected
with am sr my works, will convince you that the value
I attink to my discovery is by no means exaggerated.
The dimension, to which I now invite yeer attention,
was originated by Mr. Beraat BHOWilii, • gentians:ln
well-known among you for his devotion be egriotltural
progress, and who had been amidentally (named to try
my (hedirsent, some of the ing.redienta of which he
bad seed for previous yams. Having from domestic
affliction to give sip farmiugfor • time, he sold off the
bull:ift his duck Of sheep, retaining only • few favoitrites.
Du rid ' his absence these tnimafe got reduced to a very
low ndeed, ban-dozen of them died, some were
brolotti montbed, end some lost their teeth. Though in
a fine pins ',Mover, they were a mere bag of bones,
and ;Alaska sad corn had no good effect on them, He
tried MY Celndiment, as he tells you, and the remit
wag that In three or four weeks he hardly ireew there
again. ' After one hundred weight of Condiment, anid
Mr. Browne, they went to grass, did remarkably wells
and the Condiment seemed to have entirely rectorate('
Ms whole constitution of the animals,
Me Hadar Corms, who also took part In this did.
eussiati„ illustrated the value of my Condiment to
horses, digs. SOWS, and pip. Kis mare bad been quite
set up by it, and restored to hunting condition. For
his deg, be found nothing better after a day's work is
the stubble or turnips. With his cows it improved the
Sash and the milk ; and, with his pigs, he found •
marked Improvement in those that were treated with lb
over those not *ins fed.
Major Music's testimony is even more dietisivt. Tlis
lambs, era his farm in the Isle or Sheeny, were terribly
allioted with thread-like worms it' the air vessels.
Their- recovery was despaired it His bailiff proposed
trying my Condiment. The Major, in despair, con-
meted, sod now bears its testimony to the results. In
his bailiff's 'Own WOAD, "he saved the whole Book."
This was in 186& Again in October, 1860, he had 118
lambs thrown ea his hairdo by the ineotaing tenant of
his tirns„tand not worth, in their then onsditiem mere
than* tele six so ten shillings a-heed, Hie tried my
Conilinest again, and the result was, that he Met "Wily
live et the 128, and be sold the remainder for from
1 forlyallve to fdrersix shillings a-head. Re tells us that
. be was &pally simessaf al with his berms, and is
i. eatiedied Used, apart from every ether muse, the recovery
i., of hie Asap sad lambs was duo to the use of the Condi-
, inset.
i I may be permitted to add, that after this discuseion,
i the Major tried the effect of the oondireent on to
Alderney cow, under very special circumstance, Iler
third calf was calved on the 23rd of February, mid
ersailhd on the 2nd of March, and from then to the 7th
of Npril she continued to give cream enough to make
7ilbe, abetter per weet on the °anal d inter gram, mangeld,
. and tendon On the 7th of April the madmen% was row-
. mesosd, and the first week gave en increase of six os.
et better; the second gave an inereaes of rather more
theta a pound of butter- and the third week 9flbs of
~ better: Such facts imesk for themselves, and need se
, exphination.
' 'fie limos's lestimeny is equally deckles ers to the
effect of the Condiment on horses and dews He is also
, very plena spoken on a poiot en which Isle diSoult for
me to speak with any patienoe—the reckless imitetions
of the Condiment foisted on the former by the retail
.s. simian and hawkers, and with the railer's and
s often terrible effects of which my invention is
. neceiMrilv toddled. Iftitil the legislature provides
.! a amp and speedy teethed by which frandaleat ignite-
, tone and *gully fraudulent dealers in shams ma
- be prosembed and prevented from imposing on the
pallid% 'deed I have no remedy hat in raking it ap in
- fouresso• packets, in blue pspar with buff tablet, end
lay signature engraved thereon, at one peony each; or
' 448 wickets, in an iron-bound ease, carriage paid to any
~ railirs„y station in the United Kingdom, on receipt of
- PosPotlies Order for 345. I foal the difficulty of emu',
ing•itil phlfity In other ways; and whilst I sinserely
regret the numerous deceptions practised es yes under
, tamer of my name, I must decline the responsibility of
' their evil results. I have nu quarrel with other makers
; or Coodieseet. I 'only complain of those who foist on
' yoe sie impturomal often destruotive nimpositien all ItT
' CeedilmilliAbirile•••••rikf affect MY reputation by it.
ckelaberiene remits, 214 W same time that they Bedlam
Mr es4lnliy -the maw of 1111111 imposture.
Yea will nation Shan in the dissuades the praidloal
2 walasietzsy Oaadiniardi sac restorer of animals out of
nondition, and as mfalinining food, is midely proved. 1
" ham, however, geed seism to recommend it to you as •
. of infinities' sod an antidote to disease—
! ibarekomitels sad digiative organs ill AI natters!
inummeg=areldblur lhallitymg the animal against the
'
E'rse
Assam Trost this quality It is cope-
-. ciaDynalnahialsi stook farmers ottbe present day, when
the system of forcing nature, eapeeially in the ease of
.. and green mops, by the use of chemical manures,
=emended to inseam the quality of-lead at the cost
or its quality, and to'render it not only far less nutritive,
bat in many eases deleterious to the animal.
i, With these few remark*, I again invite your careful
perusal of the discussion, and have to request all those
whif7BPfriko tekleited to make a trial to favour me with
' thefeentiai beds", good or bad, at their earliest wave-
mimes.

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