The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12 00:00:00

THE BEDSTEAD BOOM

Contains Wood. Brass, and Iron Bedsteads, el every
sort, size, and quality.
IILATTIcESB and_BEDDING.BOI9III well stocked with

every sim and description of Bedding, Blankets,
Counterpanes, and Quilts.
Immeose STORES of EECOND-HANO FURNITURE.
0001)S REMOVED and WAREHOUSED.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE.

JAMES F. HANNAH,
(nom Loroor.)
Upholsterer. Cabinet Maker, Decorator, Gilder, Ilona
Agent, Appraiser, and Undertaker,
CORIARILL, DORCHESTER.
D.Ars W. TRENT&

AGENT for the LONDON and LANCASHIRE FIRS
and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.

PIKRICK FOOT, AIIOTIONZSR,
NERAL VALUER, ACCOUNTANT. and
00.1tKISSION.ttonry, DORCHESTER.

VALUATIANS YOk pgOBAT.

THIRTY-FIVE PER CENT. IS SAVED,
sad a 000 d Cron insured, by using
D. CLARKE'S WHEAT PROTECTOR

Which his been tested for upwards of TWENTY
THREE SEASONS, and proved to be a

. _
Ont4i4 PrCVClairtof SOW ia Wheat, and an effectual
soleyrocei agasui Ac de,truclect altucks of Ode Slog,
()rob, anti Wireteorn, a< Coot of TWOPRNCX PER
ACRE.

Prepared at (I. B. CLASKIrS Manufactory (Son and
Summer to 1). etaatie), Woburn. Beds-
In Packeta 9d. each, containing sufficient to Dress
Seven Bushels of Seed.
The Proprietor, in presenting the "Wheat protector"
for the Twenty-fourth &asps to the notice of the
Agriculturists of Greet Britian, has much satiefaction
in referring them to the very numerous List of Testi-
monials upwards of One Belated and Fifty, selected
from Mx; opinioas o of 061141110111111 el Os
highest 'towline me Fanners, during the
Twenty-Three Years it has used with undeviating
success. Space will not admit of the whole of the Tea-
timouials he annually receives being printed; but the
facts expressed in these Letters (a itet of which CRO be
aeen at any of the Armtek of the Preparation having
prevented Smut on the same Farms for Twenty Years,
:it'd its rapidly Increasing Sale, are the beet criterions
of is. Superiority over every other Wheat Breezing.
Seed dressed with this Preparatiom may be sowed
directly ; or, should the weather prove unfavourable, it
may remain for soy length of time without sustaining
injory. It will not decompose if kept in a dry situa-
tion, but retain its properties for years; it materially
assists vegetation—in short its value is better expreased
by the fact that it has been tested by the ode of more
expensive preparations, and in every instance peeved
the most successful.

Tie- sou&
Praatital

bees

—..—
Tregotbam, Probe., Cornwall, lath August, 1287.
Mr. G. B. Clarke
My Dear Sit t—et gives me great pleasure to be Ask
to again inform you that the "Wheat Protector' sent
by you answered admirably. I don't think it is possible
to find • single smutted ear of Wheat in more than fifty
acres grown this year, 1567. Also I am thoroughly
satisfied with the result of dipping 370 lambs in your
Sheep Dipping Composition. The lamb. looked mush
healthier and improved faster. Neither were the lamb*
attacked with tly at all after the operation. Wishing
you every swam in the sale of Wheat Protector and
Dipping Composition.
I ins, dear Sir, yours truly, HUM.? TAYLOR,
Steward to Viscount Fahuouth.
SOLE AGENT FOR DORCHESTER—MIL 11.
MINDEN, CHEMIST, CORNIIILL
' liar Sold wholesale by Messrs. Barclay and Son,
Farriagdon•street, Lou ion ; sold also by W. Collins.
, and 11. J. Coppwk, Bridport L. L. Woodward,
Bridgwater ; G. IL Grego:7. Taunton : J. IL Langford,
Wellington • I.:mains and 'son, Yeovil; Rogers,
Honiton :U. Wood. Beth; and may be had of Agents
in every Town in the Kingdom.
CAUTION.—As some U 0 krilleipled pawns bare &on
pushing a spurious article, Gendomen are relocated to
buy of tL authorised Agents only; they will thereby
insure the Genuine Article. .N..ine and Label entered
at Stationers DAIL

WUFAT

IMPOTITANT TO tit WEIOULTURISTS.
DOWN'S FARMERS' FRIEND)

PREVENTING TUE SMUT IN WHEAT,

AID TiII
RAVAGES OF TilE riLUO, GRUB, AND
WIREWOMAL

IT will nlan promote the (termination and
Growth of the Seal Wheat, and increase the pro-
duce. of the crop equal to a cbango of Seed.
A Ninepenny Packet is sufficient for Bis Bushels of
Seed WI cat, which can ho dressed Ltd fit to sew in a
quart. r of an hour. In using it no Lime or Brine is
required, the preparation of the Seed is attended with
little trouble. and it is easier and drier for the drill at
the time of sowing than by ..ny other plan. Testi.
menials from the largest Wheat Growers in the King-
dom, bearing testimony to its great power and efficacy,
may be had of Agents, who me appointed for every
District.

fir Fax DIIICTION4 TOE Oh!. AU GIVEN uITH FAcy

TACGET.
MANUFACTORY WOBURN, BEDS.
WHOLESALE AGEHTS. —Meant. LANGTON% BOOTT, and
EDDIE% V% Tipper Thames-it est, London.
Carrtod.—To guar.ll4/tinst frondolent imitation. and
consequent disappointratnt. we that the Signature of
" How Dowd" is on the labeL
From the Aor;eliPur•i, .4fullo:ine :—"
F.umers' Friend is the cheapest and best Dressing for
Seed Wheat. By the use of it not only is Smut is
Wheat effectually prerer.ted, hut the underground
'Ames of the Slug, Grub. and Wireworm conirletely
annthilated. The testimonials in favour of it are now
so numerous that scarcely anything could be said which
would not be an echo of them."
AGENT FOR DORCHRBTER.—E. P. WATTS (late
_

Davis). Cumin.
Sold by A. Mason, Weymouth ; Beach and Barnicett
and H. J. Coppoek, Bridport ; R. Faunae, Chemist,
Taunton; kfr. G. Cooper. Druggist, Exeter; G.
Stocker. Beammster ; W. G. Hunter. Salisbury ; or
may be had direct from the Manufactory, in which case
the account will be given to the nearest Agent.

PURE COAL TAR SOAP
;Registered as Sapp Caries& Deterreee)
fillllB fragrant and Ref/whim: SOAP Is unrivaled
1 for its lenefleiol actim up,:, the akin. fl) ita
daily use • clear and I.aalthy aliaarar,m la preduced,
andanualant medical tcatlmony pnwn• that intectloua disown.
are pre% entect—Vide Lancet, ,te. In Tablets 64. and Lk on&
of a Chowlets. Wholesale of W. V. WRIGHT, wed Co.,
Loudon.