The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08 00:00:00

THE 80U04 N.

Or ILASIALL.

31UT1611 AID 1411•01U.D.

Ifsgeowtn, April 4th —A tolegrarn from the Governor
of Kum a, dated to. 28th ult , state, that the Haden-
dove tribe are Investing that city, arid are reinforced by
the survivors of Oimm DMus's follower.. A heavy Are
I. kept up nightly, and the sitnation is critical. He
pleads for British r Bei, and suggest, that the troops
should advaoco by the Beni Terrier route. va Mess owah,
which be only a fire days journey, whereas by the
Bruakim and Tokar rnite it ts a liftmen days' Journey
through the enemy's country. All the tribes in this
vicinity are friendly it tirseett exoepting the Hadendovas.
Bing Amu has watt, lAiiro to Purr Ame a robe of honour
at a cost of forty thousand dollars for the representative
of Um Queen. Halt massing t-oops at If &Web, twenty
dan' Journey from the omit.

TILL OALILLIONISO OF SOttAjult.

Canto. April 4th.
Colonel CherKuaide's battalion will Drooped to Sonakim
to-morrow. Ifnjora Kitchener Lai au et th.
Laotian army. have arrived at Ilesonest. They isve been
ordered not to proceed further.
The death ii =nomad to-del of lemeil Nobs Eyoub,
en-Illnlater of the Bowden.

THROAT IRRITATION •ND COUGH. —SormUNII and dryness
tinkling and irritation. Inducing couch and affecting the
voice. For these sympt stria WM IIPD•11GITOITUDI Jujubes.
In 000•00 t with the glen& at the moment they are
excited by the act of sucking. the Glyoerine In these agree-
able confections become' actively ilonthin. sold only in
boxes. 711. ems. le. 111. labelled 'Jam.. EmCo..
Emu a
dnitnitt., Luidon.' A letter recoired•.
" Gentlemen,—lt Mar. perhaps. interest you to know th it
mier an extended trial, I have found your Glyorrine
Jujubes of considerable benefit (with or without medical
treetasent) in almost all forme of throat disease. They
sof ten and clear the scion—Your. faithfully. GORDRN
gnus Km.. Seningrhydalaa to the liwaldoal Throat
out gra

NATIONAL Pain'Pit= rhiQUISMID.—The triumphs si
S gnat d covey—Tim math. tic infloonos of gold attracts
the people of every clime to our shores. Men of ell
mations, and speaking all the languages of civilisstion,
Sr. to be found c•iogregated on our Surf Verona ;Ulna
Differing in all other things in their custom., habits, and
reilgion—yet there is one point upon which their opinions
come do. Englishmen and Americana, French, Swiss,
German, Swedes, Italians. and Chine.* admit, without
a daaantaig voice, that the great remedies iotroduosd to
the world forty years ago by Holloway ars better Masted
to the core of diem... in this climate. than any other
prep r Goes in existence This appear., in I.ct., to be the
experience of mankind in all parts of the world, end hence
the universal p. polarity of the.. medicines. Wu eon.
eider, however, that the boundless confidence placed In
their efficacy by the r.pre.entatives of ur many nations at
the mines, i.e striking phenomenon in me deal hi toy.
Many of these people in their youth, and even at
maturity, were accustomed to the use of thug, and
nostrums peculiar to the r several countriea The rem..
dies w. re connected in their minds with theociattotts of
home, and todoned, as it were, by their national pre-
judic.s. Yet they have been thrown aside and utterly
repudiated, while Holloway'. Pills and Ointment have
been adopted by a comm. n impulse throughout the entire
gsl.l region.. Tears is only one way of accounting for
this movement. It is the result of cooviction—oonvie-
Urn grounded on personal observation and experience.
The Ointment la used with such wonderful themes as •
dreeans for wounds, ulcers, and sore legs, and for all the
enigma disemes and inaualties to which the adventurous
gold hunter is peculiarly liable, that scarcely a digger's
tent can be found within the rut area of the gold fields
unprovided with a stock of thin healing, soothing, cooling
preparation. The hard fare of the dicier, and sometimes
his habits, tend to vitiate the blood and develop running
three and purulent ulcers of the Lody and limbs. Bad
legs, eepecially are very coomonn at the diggings, and
seriously interfere with the labours of the diggers. The
, worst cases of this clam are cured by the Ointment with
I extraordinary rapidity. The best method of healing sore
1n,., and sores and ulcers gamete''', is by rubbing the
. o.otment into the inflamed ports ground the oridth first
°peons the pored and softening the flesh with warm
fomentation,. Tlie pert affected is thou dressed with lint
or linen saturated with toe Ointment Such le the ex.
ternal treatment., built is also proper to give the patient
• few doses of the Pill, during the progress of the cure,
as they serve to purify the bl ad and d &charge morbid
matter from Use system, while the Ointment is doing it,
work oath. mulacc—ffka &iota* Wilma.
Tan (/JllOl AID COLD Ware!' SOO.--Extraot from •
lady's letter I end Sinclair . Cold Water fkap saves
time and material, utters clothes require less robbing and no
Isolliagoind built more satisfactory) was &much purer colour
than with other soaps I recoil:intend It to house-
wife, as it is undoubtedly the best soap for laundry mid
all porpoise. It will sot injure the most delicate fabric—
s pleasant to use, and prevente the misery of • steamy
hoses during the family ws.b. Sold by gravers and oilmen
everywhere, at ed. per lb. Be sore to a.k fir
end do not be persuaded to accept a wolthless
—Sole maker Jame. iforicluir, Southwick, 1. ndon
Flail' Nina I,oa LaiISOZT WOILIt.—Tim Laundress
who won the dist pries in the competition for the best
pot u ' linen at the T..riusy industrial Exhibition, used
Hecklit's Psrie Blue runt Starch.
IT IS WORTH • TRIAL —" I was troubled for many
years with aulney oonifiliiiitt, gravel, en.. my bit:, d
became thin, I wee dull and inave, could herd"), crawl
about, and was an old woui.out man all over, end could
get nothing to help foe unul I got Hop Hitters, and now
my blood end kidneys are all right, and jams. active..
a man of thirty although I am seventy-two, and I have
no doubt it will do as well for others of my age. It Lo
worth the t is"' —lFath r) Head Advt.
HOLLOW• 01 OlsTxaosT •SD PlLLS.—Ganstis, Influenza
—The soctains p opetties of these med:cints render
them well worthy of trial in ell disarms of the lungs. In
common colds and influenza the PIIII taken internally
end the ointmeot robbed externally are exceeding',
efileadOug. Wtirn judoengl is epidemic this treatment I.
easiest, eafeet, and surest. Holloway's Pals and Ont.
meat purity the tol ad, remove all obstaciee to It. fres
ciroulat on thr..m.dh the luaus, relieve the °swooned air
tubes, and render reeptrag.on free without reducing the
strength, irritating the nerves, or deprersing the spirit..
&len are thi reedy means of 'arias suffering when
&Minted with colds, coughs, bronchitis, and other cam.
plaints by which 110 many are sfiriously and permanently
tainted in many oountries.

REMARKABLE DISAPPEARANCE!
Of all Dirt from evi.rytninc
By mini HUDSON'S EXTRACT OF SOAP.
REWARD II
Purity. Health, Porfact Satisfaction
By Ita 'ocular um.
N.8.--It ia a Pars DRY SOAP in fine Ponder. and
dissolves immodiattly in Rot or Cold Water.
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"Ref.., Imitations—lnsist upon Hudson',.'
Ou Box or Lfimagg's nil Pius is warranted t : sll
discharges from MIS Unitary Ore an s,in either sex (acquired
or constitutional), Gravel, and Pains in the Back. Guar.
anteed free from Mercury. Sold in boxes, is. 61. each, by
all Chemists and Medicine Vendors throughout the World,
Or sent to any address for sixty stamp, by the Makers, THE
LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COI:STIPA DRUO COMPANY, Lincoln,
Wholesale Agent.. BARCLAY MI SONS, London, and all in.
Wholemlo House,.
PiIIrOMATID Toilet P•per in rolls should be in every
household ; prevents, •teppage f drain.; economical and
neat —0: •fi Chemi4.. St.tiouers, Hairdtessers.
PAWNING A Pain Or TROUSIMS FON MEDICINE. —J smes
Franck. Tnollt&S 11r.A in Ponlnillrynydd, Onsr Pototeypool
Monmouthshire. He is no •Z 1 years of ;me, living with
his mother, a widow. Sue 11 years ago, then a mere
boy, he went t work in the coal.pit as • min-r, in order
to waist his mother in rearing her family of little children.
Soon, however, the little fellow broke down in health ; but
the omelette. of the family aeemed to require it, and ha
continued to till in the mines, muff, ring all the time from
the elects of indigestion, an agonising iTallitom being
asthma, in such • troublesome f. rot that the boy wee
unable to he in bed. Working through the ilsy, and
resting as heath. could loan armchair during the night,
naturally undermined his oonatitution. Year by year hie
health grew worm and woree, until at last rheumatism
came with all it. drea tint Nosy. One Mint aft-r another
became mull n and inflamed, so that be was obliged to
sip work. In this sad plight the now young man wee
confined to Gm ho..m for two long years, sintering all that
mortal could endure. One physician aft 'r another wu
celled upon to treat his complaint, bet with no benefit. fee
the poor fellow coctinued to grow woes* and wow. Bov-
ine to end some means of rebel, a consultat on of doctem
was held, 'ben it was decided that an organic &vase-of
the bout Mated in an incurable form, ant that medical
aid could not afford relief. lie was given op to die. Theee
years of expensive medical trestment had salaam* I the
little navies, of the mother, and they had no money to
buy even the necessaries of life. But • fond mother never
gives up In despair. Thera was one spark of hope left.
Someone had told her of • remedy that had cured so many
cues—even when., hopeless as this one seemed to be—
and the mother's love went out for her dear boy. But how
to get the medicine was the question. Their money was
entirely KOOS The boy bad, new pair of trousers that he
had been too ill to wear, and the mother rem, nal within
herself, "It the boy 1. 10 die he will not need theta, en
I may as well pledge them for toedicine with an effort to
save his life" Strange as it may %pier, the bottles of
medicine procured at the chemist's shop In Pontypool
with the money obtained from the pawnbroker. effected
• cure in this h. palm. case, which had been pronounced
as incurable. But it Ii only Just to say that if the
rheostat had known of the wants of the family the
medicine could have been obtained without a visit to the
pawnbroker. It is now nearly two years since this took
plate. and young James Francis Thomas Ises bees work-
ing ,n the coal pit underground ever since earning extra
pay fur over-work, which he is Mole to pertain. Of
couree he had organic dime, of the heart, as was
supposed. The ralpitstion, rheumatism, sod asthma were
mere symptoms ot the real dummy, which was dyspepsia,
or ladigettion.for which the remedy was impei ally aUpted
'Doom who wish to communicate with this young man can
write to him at the above ad Imes, and be will vouch for
the curative prop•rtim o' tiger. Syrup, in. &Aide that
effected this most mimesis. mare. The followin i letter
Is from a chemist, who thought the facts ehould be made
known:—" James Francis Thomas., of Pontnewynydd,
near Pontyp poL aged 23. collier, was 11l for nine years,
unable to do any work for three years, never lay down in
bed for nine years, hal to sleep in a stooping posture,
was treated by nearly all the doctors for miles round, who
generally stated his cqrup!aint to be rheumatism and
heart dimess of a chronio nature, and beyond a/I power
to cure. When hope had nearly died out he was
Persuaded to try BURIN Syrup; and, to the delight of his
relatives and astonishment of his neighbours, after
Miring half a bottle he could lay down in bed. After
taking one bottle he went to work. He hie now taken
two bottles, and on with the third, and is quite well and
strong. His mother is In rapture', and can balk nothing
elm but the marvellous um% aad wishes me to snake It
known."_

—Till HOUSEHOLD TREASURK—Ssf• but certain in
its asiion. Pnpared CALIFORNIAN BORAX wills'
end sweetest, everything, expels dirt. *often. t ate,.
preeervea food, &strop demises gamy, and arrest., decay.
gsc-lient for Toilet eni Lyon fry toe. " The Queen of
Antiaeot cc' :Sold Everywhere. Illustrated Put calibre
of it. Thecovery, Uses, Rezipe., Re_ Simple Packet,
eent free for two stamps from lb. Work,: Petent 80. ax
Company, Birmingham.