The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-04 00:00:00

HOGE'S
HOREHOUND
HONEY

MI THE PROEM MILO OF CREST COMMA COW^

AND SOK THROATL
617PpLIED BY ALL cuziaSTS

The sates- t sad most elicacions remedy ever dis-
covered for all pulmonary diseases, sore or congested
lungs, consumption, coughs, colds, sore throats,
hoarseness, ac. An uncompounded product of Nature
secreted in the petals of Horehound blossoms, and
gathered by the honey bee.
SUCCESS IN THE PURSUITS OF LIFE
depends much on a thorough knowledge of every
branch pertaining to the vocation the individual
Anneson to follow. Yielding to the early inclination
of making the study of the honey bee a professional
one, Mr. Hoge'e association and continual
study ham beam with Uses. This garb him on.
equalled facilities for investigating the curative
properties of various kinds of honeys, and enabled
him to discover and corroborate the wonderful
healing powers of Horehound Honey.
IT IS
ACP
makeoN
we regret to nay most chemists employ Honey as a
oRoOdR, tog think
mature,that
kindany
f Hone
basis for such medicines, without the least dis-
crimination as to its source. It would he just as
rational to expect any kind of hark to niiike good
quinine. Francois Huber, Baron Liebig, and Sir
John Lubbock agree with all other investigating
naturalists in the amertion —that the characteristics
of various Honeys are attributable to the plants
from which they are gathered. Xenophon tells us
that all his soldiera who ate of the Honey found in
the villages on the mountains of the Colellians lost
their senses ; that tho4o who ate but little were like
men very drunk, and those who ate much like mad-
men. Pliny accounts for this by saying the honey
was gathered from the flowers called Rhotlarle ogres,
while of the Horehound plant Keats beautifully says—
The bee, with sense so subtly true,
Inne Ihrehntrnd herbs extracts the healing dew:"

HONEY IS NOT NUDE BY THE BEES,
they are simply the vehicles provided by an all-wise
Providence for rwirsying the Honey from the petals
of the blooms and depositing it into the cells f the
honeycomb. Notice • bee ao it alights and in.inaateo
itself into the very heart of the flower., and you will
have no difficulty in observing by a tele...wipe motion
of its body that it in sucking or rather pumping the
drop of nectar into its honey sack, which is lined with
• muscular tissue. When filled the little almoner
of nature the, away to its hive, and, by compressing
the muscles of its honey sack, deposits the Honey
into the cells. no Honey undergoes no digesti,n,
and io chemically the same in the hive as in ths
petal of the Bower.

The LORD MAYOR of LONDON ORDERS IT.
MANswx Norms, LONDON, E.C.,
September, 28. 11483.
The LORD MAYOR would thank Mowers. WI. M
Hole and Co. to send him half a dozen of their
Horehound Honey, which has been It-ell
rerweetendeil to him.

W. L. BRIGHT, Esq., ion of the Right Hon. John
Bright, M.P., says Hogen Horehound Honey cunt',
his father of • bad cough.

WHAT THE CLERGY BAY OF IT:-

ELY , CAM . May, 1883:

The Rev. C. D. K1N..1,,,N ha. great plein.ure in
bearing testimony to the excellent properties of
Wige'.. Mit...hound Roney for preaching. It makes
the vi Over and pleasant, and Laken away all
that lim•liiness in the throat which is on ancom•
•nel netria,undied.

THE PRINA DONNA.
HAWTHoHN LoDOE,
FINCJILET NEW ROAD, NW.,
March 30, 1883.

Me•nli. W. W. 1T....i k Co.. London.
Gtxri.Esirg, have much pleasure in stating
that I consider your Horehound Honey the most
lerful remedy I have ever tried, possessing
properties which are nothing short of marvellous
for the cure of affectione of the throat and chest.
I shall never be without a bottle of Horehound
Honey—Touts very truly, MARIE ROZE.
Your Homy is delicious. ELLEN TERRY.

From the CHAMPION BILLIARD PLAYS*
38, MAATLANDR ROAD,
WEATDOURNZ PARR,
October 27, Hilt
Mel., W. M. lio.:z & CO.
I hare much pleasure in ceetUybi
to the excellence of your Horehound Honey.
have (mind gre it relief from taking it, and strongly
recominenil it fer cough, --Your. faithfully,
JOHN ROBERTS, Jute.

WHAT IT DID FOR GEO. F. BLACK, Es.
Vi,LIC "&.L, CANNON Srituur,
.April 20, 1683.
Messrs. W. N. Hone & Co.. London.
c;yriTl.F.XEN,—llaring suffered for many years
with irritattm of the throat and chest, I never found
any remedy to relieve the irritation until I purchased
• bottl., of your Horehound Honey, which I did a
few day• .ince. I want to inform you it had a
wo.derf.il Loothing effect, affording relief at ono*.
Plea.e send me one dozen bottles, and oblige,
Yours truly, G. F. BLACK.