The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10 00:00:00

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(Agriculture.

EXTRAORDINARY' SUCCESS OF THE
NEW MODE OF TREATMENT. Serenty
Engravings. Post fres for 6 Stumps, open ends, or 1$
Stomps in a Sealed Envelope.
THE MEDICAL ADVISER, containing Rules, Pre-
scriptions, ke., for the speedy cure, by very sin'O's
means, of tipermatorrlnna, and all the wore common
diseases of the urintrytnital system, which, from neglect
or improper treatment, too °ltem result in Pains in the
Back, Gravel, Nervoususes, Debility, Exhaustion, In-
capacity, Insanity, Consumption, and premature death.
By W. Ds Rims, M.D. of the Ecule de Medicine, Paris.
Graduate in MedeCellf. Satrry, Muficiferp. Av.
To tlio.e who contenspbste suaniao its perusal is
especially recomeneoded.—The linuerdge it
must come IMMO time, and happy they who do not
pos•eo it too late.—Simple and inexpendve, every
antierer msy cure himself speedily, privately, and.at the
lea.t poadblo cost.
From long practical observation of the trtatusent pur-
sued in the ittu.t famous Institutions of thit country
and the Coutinent, for those disease. referred to in the
above work, the Author has had somewhat eitusual
(+eddies for saluiriog that uniforin success, which has
hitherto characterised his practice, in which the distress-
slug C"111.01111.7110CS resulting from the injudicious eusploy-
wont of IllerCUry, CipiVi, and similar dangerous medi-
cines are entirely avoided. Dr. Ds R. refers with Pride
to the numbent he has been instrumental in restoring to
health and happineoi; and to all who need such ant be
offers every assurance of speedy reaturation. reticule
at sli-tnocc should forw.od a dettsil tlseir cam by
elat.;osii. • the fee ef El 1.., alien advice and
medicines will Ise sent by retorts. P-u osttile. orders
be made to
paysble at the General I',,st Otto., to WALTIII
DE It..not. 10, ikitners•stroct. Olford-Oltellt. Lon-
don. Mars lea consultation 11 till 2, Suadays
excepted.

THE CONSOUTTION OF Root CROPPI BY Live STOCK.
—t)eli,,vin that
committed, I beg to
,rtioll water
2tff,',l,ildpefirwn:whirties:;:bireetrrfc:ipe:ert:teew.eit:t.tr:areit.,ihildi4.mmyietofard;2o::blciee:iltnteftowoirTiailwtr:oCiof'.nanneagekelfadecw,:c:4l.B3.riryYart.-
rect tem. The
per cs-nt.; grass, lb
iorm- ingest
.h.h.r. or bullocks entirely on turnips we compel them to
Luio t11t.... i.e jdnt. of 'sater with .very pound or (mini ol
ituity, we make ii take iwnrlv 2 gallons of water with its
twoolthsai ler) un
dry food. .
the
heutraoiliiiry rau
isequocneeoi,f. mi l
this treatment
tment
is t
the accumulation of fat and Note. This is bad enough
in mild weather with is tolerably high temperature, but
will, such a winter as we have peeled throueb. with
turnipsatafreczingorvery low temperature. let us imagine
what an absorption of caloric must be taken f the
stomach and system of the sheep which has to raise to
the ili,lestive temperature, or in fail to warm 2 gallons
of cold water or ice, emne 40 or 50 degrees. Can we
weeder at the laxative scouring of sheep or bullocks,
and the entriequeut inflammation or death? And can
farmers not now understand why my live stock losers
are no small compared with theirs when I asoid such
treatment Y Net we he surprised Dist nor stock thrive
Howl' •i the se, •when the tempe-
rature of the atteeoiele and of t hr. roots is no coneide•
tddy raised, and wile!, the 14,4 .•r 11.•—• I.ot is lar.er per
ientisgoof their moistiire Whet sr be the condi-
{ion of our carriage horse.. end what would the groom
say if we compelled chug. horse to drink le *Mims of
water with his 2011. of hay and rist.?—anil yet the, is
how we treat our step and beasts wlem they hare only
•
turnips. Our =HMO friend, in the north give plenty ef
'straw to their bullocks, and yet, for want of carryingfine DR. DE ItOoS' GUTTA VITA, OR
cut straw, chaff, and rape-cake to their hill sheep due.
l
tug the past severe winter, thousands of them LIFE DROPS, l'ngeded &pa Lettere
have Buybra,,‘ inNaunied kg She 'deem de
i•erished that might hare been cheaply saved. [Does •
ce of pram* have in number,
Mr. Lewin know the price of straw in the north last 1"'" :2!-Tim'raurfa,
urovmd `at'd their supararisy over every
winter? Thrre was no •• want" of care) Mg every bit of
tiler advertieed Remedy fur 'amour. lamatied m ie, de,-
food that could he scraped together.] It is a great iii..-ohm of spirits, irr.tability, excitement, fear, distaste
take not to, give to bill sheep rape-eake. Al present I *La mcapac..y for society study or briars, Indigoes
it
prices it would pay in time mutton, independently of the "'"
two, pen. and palpitatien in the aide, giddiness, noir
trofit gained by fertilised smut improvril pewterer.
n t ihe head ,&c. , This medicine streastheas the vitality
us see what a boson nature teaches us in th mis atter. '
of the vrbula system, gives mmyyy Imi the mumloc
Gra.. duriug the vernal atil growing sea.on contains
epeedily removes nervousness, epilepsey, paralysis, km.,
23 per cent. of dry limner, and the T. per edit, of eater
ee.mvaim immaryd ere of fe,
ell., invigorates
It amtente is at a temperature which can imagine to he "
the most shattered couatitution. For skin erapthres,
considerably raised by the rays of a May or Jnne sun.
sure throat, pains in the bones, and those diseases in
Fanners have a saying that sheep thrive much bettor on
*ma mercury, mmararilia, ate„nlpieyed
roast meat than ladled, meaning that the dimiliielied per iii Vain to the utter ruin of health, its surprising at-
centage of in...tura end iorreased temperature of the•
food in the hot iiiii tithe abet:act little caloric from sue „yore
wanting valuable iima in Kia, obi from
internal animal system, whil.t the exterior surface .
nstruments, and other creel absurdities professing to
their bodies being surrounded by a summer temperature 'set aside medicines, sufferer* • ill do well to make fair
mike.' no demend upon their food to keep up the
natural atrium! warmth. Fanners know quite well that
there is diminished quality in geese when the ..iininer citrii.thamanureoiteradlyl., wehnicceb,4c...incieuc. tedithd ulats.r.
or
riettouitler
upwrines-
the latter at 335. per bottle, and in packers (by
hot dejerted and there is an absence of heat and light,
which 1:1 are myydb shimush thymus., or
and meet people know the evil result when animal,' ."
slinet from 10. Berner. St.
consume green food with the boar frost upon it or when
Extracts frem letters which can he Wen by gay one.
very wet from rains. Nature has inilicares, that we
" I was never better in my life, thanks to you and
should make may while the aun shine., ass provision
your inethaine."-- -D. P. St. Aeoph "Your toesileino
for winter, and that the grass lowing let Wi per rent, of
has dine snore good than anyihing."--B. W. LW'
water by
.drying. we must make up for thr deficiency
by provelieg our animals with drink. Nature has "Thank tied, amid I hope be will reward you."
taught them the proper quantity to take, sod a wise
farmer would in cold weather take care that the r_.l"-:nr., choCau..lffty‘w7rlbliet.uP64.t°Leisi:ftely'st Immlbyjyt:gr'ungotsir."l"l.l:otaloe'ilmilkij.:l.oir.uruaulty4
temperature Of the water ehould be warm, and thus our
live stock would fatten with a entailer quantity of food, du so."Pi M. A. Birmingham. "Ito! I never read of
Farm or other horses would much less often die from
gripes mud intim iiiii ation. if when they rams in heated tlliceLSnuotttai.Viiiites_,lerheure.utlf waihatpclvwsniislit have been now
from their work they were allowed to drink warm water
instead of being webseil into a hurse-pond, or allowed to RAINS IN THE BACK, GRAVEL, LUM-
drink water many degrees below the temperature of 19.tD0. (;OUT, RHEUMATISM, DISEASE
their stomachs. Our London brewers understand this. tie TliE KIDNEYS, ISLADIrER, &c. 1)1t. DR
A small 'teem-idle passes throue,ll their water ROOS' REN.I.L PILLS coffee{ acidity of the stomach
tanks, keeping the water always at • prover owl indigesti iiiii promote the fuoctions of the liver and
warmth. The horses drink when they plere kidney., thereby preventing atone in the bladder and
without risk of injury. Bullocks aught to he treated kidneys, with niany other serious disorders to which
in time seine way. The pulping of root,m and these important organs are subject. Lastlesenes., weak-
thens with cut straw soon come into favour with nee, peevishnees, and eouiplarate long imposed to be
fanners, because it diminishes the disproportionate
quaotity of water which the animals are compelled to
take in their roots when they have n • dry food. elliee"p cbicacial%rrrivYilsullallr'.uioilut'bi"yynrhttehlinebel7kiteida7d'ilet"k'yu'elil.l;tiese7luvel'rhawileuhhitraili7ludiallyi ''"elAsruveyd.tbr,Lbe.a
should always have 111). of clover gram hey, or some cut I of the skin and face at.. an,* from the omit cause, and
strew, an.l Ilb. of rape cake when on turnips in cold or may be as readily removed by thew Pills, which in 19
wet weather; this would diminish the consumption of eases out of 20 curs with a rapidity almost marvellous.
turnips and restore • proper epuilibrinin between the Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 4. fel., us., and 3:e. per box, through
dry food and water, and would add fertility to the soil. on Cimmists.
Timis would loin a better price for the turnips con- I Itae taken your Pills and always derive great
Sume.l. If IS) hay is given tine cut straw will answer benefit from them."— W. W. H., Qaerti o College, Cum-
admirably, and you will find that your draw thus as.' bridge. "I have taken your Renal Pills with the Meet
plied will realize a much hatter price than when merely happy results."--B. 11., Cork. " YOU!' Itenal Pills did
toed as bedding. It is interesting to see how well the me more good than enything."--M. J. horde,.
animals discriminate in their use of straw or hay char Sill by Davis and Son, and Frond, Dorchester ;
A wet or cold day will cause thein to eat it in larger Brand. Ilarrobl, and Tuck. Fronts; bract, Wareham ;
quantities. When greets are saturated with rain a R.rling, Groves' Weymouth ; Cornish and Lewin, V.
little dry food is meet acceptable to animals, and they I Whipple-street, Bennett, b I'llkm-street, fleneleigh,l7,
will thrive much better upon it. In oonelimion, a wise Iticlimandetreet, Plymouth ; Cole, Bookseller, &Ise-
fanner will SO limit his consumption of roots by each yuinhy.eteret, Stonelionee ; Rowe. Crude'. and Jeffery
ii i iii al that the water contained in them should approsi. and Cu., Chemists, Devonpurt ; Cole, Boultselkr, An-
nette to the quentlte lie would give to an animal eating hal:audsitreet. Bideford • Harvey. Bookseller, Fore'
dry fowl. Four gallons or 40144. of weti r per day would street, Selene:Hi ; Herder and Cu., Victoria Parade,
Le • full adowence for a bullock, and this quantity Torquay ; Pearce, Chciiii.t, Fore-street, Bislnlin j Mar-
would be contaieed in 451bs. of roots. Probably a Sin. Cherniet, Truro ; Bier, Chemist, Proctor, Chemist,
bushel of roots weighing teillos. would be a fair average Penzance llern, Chemist, South-street, St. Austle;
quentity for a full-sive! bullock, and a proportionate Curfield, Clietuist, St. tiny ; Sharpe mid Cu., Chemists,
quantity for sheep. Great objection and considerable St. Notts ; awl Son, Johns, Palk, Lowman,
debelief hare been expressed by my farming friends at Manby. High-street, and Lae's, 19, Bernard-street arid
my small annual lose ~f stock, estimated at Is. per acre, , 40, oafordodieet, Southampton ; Cory, ('hemie, New
but if they carry out the principles leid down in this port.
1),i19
communication, with the addition of good winter and i Ringwo.4; Cl'to)asiudeteUsileheat*l
y, Po'rtee.Bookseller,lle
;Drew-r,
summer shelter for stock, they will find my allowance eatt and Co., Chemists, High-street, Purtsmuuth ;
for lues very ample. It is really fearful and melancholy , ijulbort. Church-strive Basingstoke ; Baigent,l'hentist,
to witness the loss mixing from ignorance or mienianege- Winclie.ter ; Dyson, l'heutist, Andover, amid at lead
ment. I ete it around me too constantly. A sudden on. ;via in almost every town ; but shrld ditSculte
anil full supply of sumuhnt mangy!, young and watery occur, enclose the amount by poet-office order or other-
tare* or ma draught of cold water to a beatcal animal pro- wise to 10, Bertienestn•et, Oxfordetreet. Widen, and
duce laxity, fir datolence, constipation, inflammation, they will be emit eeeurely packed per return,
or death. It is highly desirable &101 l the roid-cutting f'At'F/VY.—Sofrrers shook, Dotard opsisot the
house should have a high temperature. As nay horses reromiartidation of injurious intliailUNl hg als.theorst
consoumie many mantel the roots are piled in the stable . Teodoro, who firs obtain IS larger profit. The rimer
a few hours, and thus durius the winter ieason attain a hae. the worth WALTLI llz itooll, LoNDOS." printed
temperature more suitable to the stomach of the aid- is tehtte tepees en Ma tieeerament ities.. he imaste
mat. The cut roots for the bullocks are liaised with the which is felony.
warm steam chaff. A wise farmer will never forget th,s
golden nueSiiii—that I lb. of coal, which costs less that
half a farthing, contains more carbon than many times
its value in food. Therefore he will use cost instead of
food to give the animal beat, arid lay on fat cheaply.
The time will come when all our bulloekries will he
heated with warns wa.er or steam pipes in cold weather.
See how particular our gnosis is to keep his horse*
warmly clad in cold weather, and how nicely he regu-
lates the ventilation and teniperature. Should not this
show us the right way I often think so when I see on
a bleak winter's day unsheltered anituale eating green or
turnips., the air and the fowl being et a twill emture
scarcely &hove the freezing point. Surely the teener
who permits this can know nothing of the beat-forming
theory, °elle would not waste his food in creating an
artificial (unlace with No costly a combintive element as
provender. —J. J. iferki, ?,pi cc.'

Craw anti

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1. TR Elt PION. as generally Adopted is Use
French hospitsts by Johert. Montan, Iticord. Utiberier,
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re ~,,, yes all discharges from the inucuus inembrime,
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patient carry it loosely in his pocket, hut all upPeor-
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bailment on receipt q( stamps or post-tidies order. The
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