The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29 00:00:00

REMOVED! REMOVED!!

HHERBERT, CHEMIST, BLANDIFORD, begs
. to inform the Public tbat be has REMOVED
to more convenient premier. (oeparte Mews. Bennett
and Bird's, and nest door to Yr. George Warebon's).
H H. takes this opportunity of returning thanks for
past favour, and abilst soliciting • continuance of the
same, pledgee himself to execute all orders promptly
and accurately.

N.B.—Nut; • but pare Drop sad Cbanicols.

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, GRAEIERS, AND
SHEEP OWNERS.
KEECRI3 INFLAMMATION MIXTURE.
'T'HIS Invaluable Mixture will be found to be
one of the best ever offered to the public, to
check the Hawing, rind to prevent Inflammation and
Mortification after Lambing- It is also of the greatest
service in Chills, Milk Fever, and a never failing
Remedy in the Bleak Udder, Scour in Lambs and
Calves, and for the Fret, Cholie or Gripes in Hamm
Diaaoriona roa Vas In taking away • Lamb,
anoint the band with the Mixture, sod pour • little in
the bearing. Give • Ewe two table-spoonfuls twies •
day, in a little Gruel or Linseed Tea A Limb, • tea-
spoonful or two, according to its age. For Chills or
Scours in Ewee or Calves, two table-spooefula For
Black Udder, rub it well into the udder twice a day.
For • Co., • half-pint, in gruel, every other day, until
Mira bas thrown her cleansing. For • bores in the Fret
COUe, or Grim.. give • bail-pint of the Mixture in a
pint of Linseed ; if not better in two hours, repeat
the dome, and take salty • gallon of blood.
Prepared and Sold only by T. KEECB, Veterinary
Surgeon, Blandford. Three-half-pint Bottles, 6s.
rfirrtm,

lONIAL.

To Mr. T. Kee*, Veterinary Samson, Ellandlord.
"After tam years' exponents, the greatest proof I
mu give you of the estimation I have of your Sheep and
Cow Hanna and I oll•motation Mixture, partiottluly
for Ewes at the time of and .It. lambing, the same
with Coln in the most obstinate sense of Inflammation
—it having saved seventeen Ewes out of twenty last
, year. Milk Fever or Black Udder is speedily cured by
I it. I have not lost • sow out of many severe eases in
the four years' trial.—l have strongly recommended the
to all my friends, man) of them having experienced it
earns good result& —I shall thank you to forward me
two of the largest size bottles, on or before the 20th,
am the sawn for lambing will then about oommeson
Radford Farm, Jan. 6. JAN= Ouvia.
The following are then..... of a few well-knows
gentlemen of the neighbourhood, who have endorsed
the above tedimmig :—J. Rossiter, Child Okeford ;
J. Cox, Shillingstomi ; H. Symonds, llamas W.
Symonds, Milborns ; C. Atkinson. Woodsford ; B.
Heed, Then:wombs ; W. Rogers, 86ialsod ; J.
Mitehell, Dean's Lose.; J. Godwin, Denary Farm;
and H. Barrett, IMmirpaima
Helf-a-clonsa Bottles sent hes by train, the distance
of 40 miles.

MRS. COOPER,

"VRRITY" OFFICE FOR SEE VAN'S,

2, NSW-STESKT,
iNIAS CATHEBINVITREST,)
8A LISSIIIRY.

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