The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-06 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1869._

Tax Canna, to isomer their prollt on tea, sever or
" face" the inferior brown leaves with mnsrsl powder:
the almost worthless &shims crop is then pared off as
the that, to the kne and disappointment of the purchaser.
Messrs. Horniman tondos, import their tee free from
(aims powder, to 1141COre uniform strength, Savour, and
cheapness. For iocal Agents. ses advertisement.
A MOST wonderful preparation nu been discovered
by which scurf, no matter how bad, can be entiraY
rermoved in a few days, by the use of Ye Herbert's
(Blandford) Scurf Ermlicstor. It only requires to be
applied to the head once or twice a week, and after a
few applications the skin of the head will be found quite
free from scurf, when the eradicator may be disoon-
tinned.—fiee Advertisment.

DiAlslBll. NOIRVI is MI EARS, U.—Malay persons
imagine it unilem to try any remedy for these complaints.
This is an error. For many years Della'', Lames for
DockNess bat been used with uscrostanable efficacy.
It has cured many, and never falls to girls relief; is
harmless, essay applied, and owns no pain. Bold in
bottles la lid. sea, by Mr. A. J. Evens, sheseist,
Dorchester ; Kr. Williams, elismist, Weymouth; all
ehendste ; and the proptistos, John Pepper, 237,
Tottsahami OmA-road, London. A bottle safely by post
foe 18 sbumps.

A OM POIL 0011.18. —Ds/Ear's "gagers never fail to
give instant relief and speedy cure to all kinds of corns,
banks; he., of whatever standing. These plasters not
only remove pressure, but soften and extract the root
of the corn. In reducing enlarged toe joints, their
effect has been marvellous. (dee testimonials). Price
I.3ed, per box. Sold by Mr. A. J. Evans, *heroin,
Dorchester ; Mr. Williams, chemist, Weymouth; all
chemists ; and the proprietor, .7. Pepper. 237, Tottenham
Court-road, Laudon. A box hill by post for 14 stamps.
DM:WM° EtfliallUlT. —Moe on the upper bar
of • gran, with the beads projecting about one inch
towards, some ordinary Lull en—la a few momenta
they ignite. Than in the same position plan a tew of
the Patent flabsty Matches of Bryant sad May, London
(widish ignite only on the box), and It will be found
that they may remain for hours- in hick until the wood
becomes literally Dinned- waked taking dn. We
look on this ea • singularly interestiag confirmation of
the safety of the new match. Care must be taken to
both sense to avoid nasal contact with dame.

LITLIIIIANT AND BINITTI7OI. —Mrs. 8. A. Allen's
Waits Ha Restorer or Dressing never falls to quickly
rulers gray or faded hair to It. youthful colour and
beauty, and with the trot application a beautiful
fr.essos is given to the hair. t stops the hair from
f off; it preemie beldame ; it promotes luxuriant
; it onuses tbe hair to grow thick and strong;
!Promo's. sll dandruff; it clamming neither oil nor dye.
In larg bottles. prim six shillings. Zylobalmniam
(Mrs. 8. A. Allen's) far exoela any pomade or hair oil.
To thoes whose hair is naturally dry, requiring frequent
imer and groat value will be proved.
trassil4ts Mum
loses ehildien's hair will insure an abundant
and bountiful supply from youth to old age. ID large
bottles, price the. shillings. Sold by most chemists
and perfumers. Dspot, 266, High Holborn, London.

Cum OF ASTHMATIC COUCH AND COLDS BY DS
LOCOCIeII PCIJIONIC Waren—From Ut. Inc. Geents,
Medians Wareham Yeovil: "As a proof of the
mosaics.. of Dr. Is:cook's Pahnonie WA" I may
mead= the following so.: A lady °ailed and put.
eitimod a Is. 9d. box, sad observed that she had heard •
good elisrester of them, and was determined to give
them • trial, having suffered for years from an
selensatie emits, and 'peat posnds on otber medicines,
and all to no purpose. A few weeks after the same
lady celled again, when I asked hot if she had found
my benefit from tho box; she replied that ' sbe had been
eompletely cored by them '—mensly on. 2i. 94. box.
Other instances are from time to tone occurring, which
prom the mho of these Lamm. above all other mai-
l:anal for pulmonary ooughs, colds, /sc." To
Mopes and Public Speakers they an invaleable for the
voice. and ham • pleasant taste, Prim In.lid., 2s 9d.,
and 4s. W. per box. Bold by all Chemist.

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ADVICIII TO Movanait you broken of your rest
by • sick child, suffering with the pain of mating west?
Go at one. to a chemist, and get a bottle of lira
Winslow's Soothing
Syrap. It will mikes the poor
rawer Jawed • it is perfectly harmless; it
produces natural quietsleep, by relieving the child from
pale, and the little cherub awakes "es bright es a
lemon.* It has been long in me is America, and is
highly recommended by medical man; it Is very pleasant
to take; it soothes the child; it softens the gams.
alleys all pain, relieves wind, regulate. the bowel,,
is the best known remedy for dymotry and d
whether arising from teething or other causes. Be sure
and uk for Yrs. Winslow 's Soothing Syrap, and see
that "Curtis and Perkins, New York and London," is
on the outside wrapper. No mother should be without
It. Sold by all medicine dealers at U. lid. per bottle,
London Depot. 236, High Holborn.

&MCI LID ART.—A striking induce of the
111110111:1111 value • small piece of steel may acquire
by to. greet power of skilled utechaniael Weser in the
balenos-spriag of • watch. From its ostracise fineness
and delicacy 4,000 Inlet not more than one ounce, mid
ezepea in Take I'l,ooo. A most intereeting little work,
deesribtog to. rise and progress of watchinskintreire:
been by J. W. Benson, 25, Old Bond
and tlre City Mesa Faetory, 58 and 60, Ludgate Hill.
The book, which is profusely illustrated, eves • fall
description of the various kinds of watches and docks,
with Ih4r prima. Mr. &woo (who holds the appoint.
meat to the Prince of Wake) has also published a
pamphlet an krtistie Gold Jewellery, ilhistrated with
the most beautiful designs of Bewares, Brooches,
%imam Laskets, ke., ha, suitable for Wedding,
Birthday, sad other presents. Theestipahalgats are
sent poet free for two stamps sack, and einnot be
too strongly recommended to those realm • par.
abase, esperially to residacte in the °pantry or abroad,
who are thus enabled to Beast any artists they may
main, end have it forwarded with ported satirty.
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A Elocansurcm ilummmehr;
avil Savior Gasitta has the following interesting
remarks:—" There are very few simple 'Midas
al rood which can bassi so maoy ramble and lin.
portant (Bakery properties as 000011. While siting
oe the nerves as a gentle stimulant, it proviike Ms body
with some el the purest 0111[11110t11 of nutrition, and at
the mine time ecineMs end is tea the lotion cd the
digestive Grimm Them MINIM depend It a
vest mann alma the mammr of its preparagion,
bat of late years sash sloes attention has boon given to
the growth lad treatment of mem that there is no
&ay is seetriag it with every useful quality fully
developed. The ia,lur sumer white Mr. ippi
attained by his bosaaepetbis preparation of mem his
DOM bgell= by any experimentalist. Par and
wide the el tit coodilLyea has spread by the
simple fares d its ova omits. /ladled
ines el all shade§ of ophaime. bare weed in reeocumanding
It as the safest and martbetolsjs
l ankle of dist for persons el weak esestitutiom This superiority cis
particular mode of preparation over all Mims is a remarkable proof et the great remits to be obtabed
from Utile MIMS. By • thoroegh know4eddl...„_ol ih•
manna laws whish govern the opsrations al sad nutrition, and by a sarabil
properties of well-wdeeted seam, .
our bresileat tables with a deZjse4yvowed
boraA:l:h any rare as Dray hoary bilk
It is : the Indisious use al each artiales el dist that
• ws•Y be padsally h-at up wall= osoook to wrist every wesdersay to &elm a
lade liusladhsa are ady to Swain moan* no re
atlas* whoreeer Shoe is a week point We ray
emakire many a fatal shaft by keeping enzseleas well
torlified with pure blood sad a props* nourished
ban%

Ti. high sherd, et Hanle *eased a notice op Sitar-
day, that the petitien against the return of the Right
Hoa. W. F. Cooper, the sitting Liberal nieniber,lerili be
tried at Winchester, on the 26th. by Mr. Jastire
W ilk..

A young rnsn, named James Pease, a cleric, com-
mitted suicide, st Bradford, on Thuroday, by iiiinserun4
his faros in a tub, in whieh there were but nee inches of
wster. Pease had formerly occupied a superior position,
but vu a victim to druskiug habit..

ATTUIPT ASIAJISIIIATI HI VICRIOT Or EGTPT.
—A timely disenvery was made en Friday night of en
attempt to assesinete the Viceroy. An implosive
machine, with • powder train leading to the door, and
stteehed by • tabs to the gas-pipe, was found under
the *eat of the Vieeregal boo in the theatre at Cairo.
The Viceroy was apprised of the projected attempt on
his life, aad stayed any. Several persons have been
arrested on suspicion.
LOILD STAXLZT r GLAZGOW.—The Working 24140.1
Consereative Association of Gleegow preeented Lord
Stanley with an address oe Saturday afternoon, end
his I,rdship, In reply, touched upon some of the haling
tootle of lb. day. He admitted that the present pro.-
of the Conservative party were not of the
brightest description. but with the 770 votes they had,
hi thought they would be able to prevent hasty legisla-
tion. Speaking on the Irish Choral, he said he had no
hope of reversing the decision whieh had been some to;
but he thought it wee possible something might "
kis Dived out of the flre."

STILANG STOAT. —A Sheffield cepa. tells • strange
story respecting • Ritualist curette in • small town
thirteen or fourteen miles from Sheffield. The curate
is said to have resolved to simulete the death, hurls',
and resurrection of the Saviour. and ordered • ordfin to
be got ready for him by Good Friday, etpreesing his in-
tention to entomb himself from that day until Easter
Sunday. The coffin was made of plain deal, with
head's@ of rope, and was sent to the curate's lodgings,
where his landlady, on seeing it, immediately fainted.
It was placed in the rev. gestleman's study, and it ii
said that he invited several fries& to visit him during
the week preainerch;rol Good Friday, but his Invitations
mll were geney 'tely deelinaL Before the day of
entominment red the vicar beard of the affair, and
the coffin was destroyed by his orders, murk to the grief
of the curate, wbo, however, doctored his intention of
proctuing another.
AGILICOLTCILLL RITOBT FOB RAMPBRI ILL —The past
month of February, although very wet sod stormy.
0111111)01 be said to bane been unsesaciaable, as this month
litisually wet; bat this year ithas proved also ex medlar',
mild, the grass in the meadows being as forward as it
often is in the April month. Very little was done
in February in the planting of beans and peas, but sines
the month of Marsh began the weather hes proved dry
enough at intermit. for planting beans sad sowing
oats, barley, he., and on the dryeet soils, the gravel and
chalk bills, • considerable breadth has been seeded in
fair &Temp soodition. In some cases the clover and
grass Needs have been sown at the same time as the
cora, but wail the end of tbe month it is oonaidered
beet to defer the seeding %eta the earn is up, more
partioularly as the ring roller now so generrlly in an.
mowers admirably in breaking down the surest° and
cowering the small *reeds. The different sorts of Glover
seeds are rather dear this year, bat the "
vseiety is mush cheaper and more gmor.Uy grown than
formerly, it being found • ean.l alternation for
other varieties. The broad clovers this year offering
are many of them sample, of foreign growth, or grown
from foreign seed the previous year; in either ease they
cannot be depsaded on like our own growth.Tl/
ate seldom pred, a full crop either in the first or ..
oulting. All kinds of fodder crops are very forward—
veldts., trifoliate, rye, Italian rye gram, be., are gaits
a mouth earlier then they ogles are.