The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-02 00:00:00

HOCE'S
HOREHOUND
HONEY

NI naluserf—atuniF MOT— sompuirst— Maga
AM ME TIMM
017PPLIED 1131' ALL CHIME=

TIN safest aad most Mimicking remsdy on r dl.-
for all pulmonary diseases, sore or csagested
hags, ceasumptios, coughs, colds, sore throats,
Iv:armies, he. An micomposaded product of Mature
escretsd is Um petals of norehousd blossoms, sad
gathered by the homey bee.

SUCCESS IN TEE PURSUITS OF LINE
depends mach on a thorough knowledge of every
breach pertaining to the vocation the individual
cameos to follow. Yielding to the early inclioation
a( making the 'tidy of the honey been professional
one, Mr. Hoge's life-long aserociation and oontioaal
study hem been with them. This gave him on.
cpialled facilities for investigating the motive
pi.,pertiee of various kinds of honeys, sad enabled
him to discover and oorroborate the woodadal
hauling powers of Horehound Honey.

IT IS A COXXON ERROR to think that as,
kind of Honey will make • good cough mixture, sad
we regret to say most chemists employ Honey as •
basis for such medicines, without the least dia.
erimination as to it. source. It would be juste.
rational to expect any kind of bark to make good
quinine. Francois Huber, Baron Liehig, and (fir
John Lubbock agree with all other investigating
natnralista in the assertion—that the characteristic*
of various Honeys are attributable to the plants
from which they are gathered. Xenophon tells an
that all his soldier. who ate of the Honey found It
the villages on the mountain.; of the Colebians lost
their senses ; thlt those who ate hut little were like
amen very drunk, and those who ate much like nod.
men. Pliny accounts for this by saying the honey
was gathcred from the dowero ca11,..1 ithodocianres,
while of the Horehound plant Keats beautifully says--
TN. hes, is ith .ense an subtly true,
Ennis here hend herds extracts the healing am.

HONEY IS NOT MADE BY THE BEES,
they are simply the vehicles provided by an all-wies
Providence for (VII rrying the Honey from the petals
of the 1,••• mg mot delimiting it into the roll., of the
hrme).•oloi.. N • n bee a- it. alight, air, ii i Ult..
ItPV, I 1:d. • I.e.irt of the goner-. mol yon will
Ins' tto • • • ot oboerving tole.eope motion
of its ,• it is sorting or rather pumping the
drop of I:.•,•tvr into its !Willi sack, which is lined with
• mnsettlsr tic-tie. When filled the little almoner
of nature flie. array to ds Live. end, by compreeniag
the mn.cice of its honey each, ,lopo-its the Haw
into the celle, . The Honey utol-rgoes no digestion,
and is chemically the some in the biro as ia the
petal of the flower.

he LORD XAYOR of LONDON ORDICES IT.
MAMSIOX HOUNIL, LOUDON, E. 0.,
Septemlor, 28, 1883.
The I,RD MAYOR would thank Meares. W.
HoZe ar.l Co. to oen.l him half a toen of their
11,0%, Horehound Honey, which has been moil
rocosmortoted to him.

W. L. iirtlrinT.. ja., von of the Right Hon. John
BriAat, M.P., nay. florin Horehound Honey CURIO
his father of • bad pones.

WHAT THE CLERGY SAY OF
. 111411, 18811.
_ _ _

The Rev. C. D. KINOIooN has great ple-as. nre
bearing testimony to the excellent properties of
11..rehound Honey for preaching. It makes
the dear and pleasant, and takes away all
that liii-kiness in the throat which is no 111Z00111.
fortable to preacher and congregation.

THE PRIXA DONNA.
HAVrTfIoRN LODGE,
FINCIII.ICT NEW ROAD, NW,,
March 30, 18118.
Me.-r. W. )I. Hoot & Co., London.

r LEN Ex, I have much pleasure in stating
thit I roe.ider your Horehound Honey the most
onderf 111 remedy I have over tried, possessing
properties which are nothing short of marvellous
for the cure of affections of the thrust and chest.
I t.dl never be without a bottle of Horehound
Honey.—Yours very truly, MARIE ROZE.

Your Honey is delicious.

ELLEN TERRY.

From the CHAMPION BILLIARD PLMOUI.
88, id•ItYLANDB ROAD,
WASTDOU writ Piss.
October 27, 181111.
Mer.rs. W. M. Howe a Co.

(4STI-EMEN.-1 have much pleasure in
cili
to the excellence of your Horehound Hcalllll
have found great relief from taking it, and Arco*
recommend it for coughs.—Yours faithfully,
JOHN ROBERTO, Jos.
WHAT IT DID FOR GEO. F. BUM lisg.
7, Borrocz LANS, CANNON 14.
LONDON, April 20, 1883.
Mep.rs. W. N. Hone & Co., London. •
_ .

,
KICTLEKIIIII,-HATINT uttered for many
with irritation of the throat and cheat, I never=

....—.-- .
any remedy to relieve the imtation until I nu:chimed
a bottle of your Horehound Honey, which I did •
few days dime. I want to inform you it bud •
wonderful soothing effect, affording relief at alma
Howse seed ms one doses bottles, and '
Yours truly, G. cgs
Tones

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