The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-03 00:00:00

HOGE'S
HOREHOUND
HONEY

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ASO SOK TIMM
SUPPLIED BY ALL CHEMIST&

The safest ..ad most elleaclous remedy ever dis-
allowed for all pulmosurp dismista, eon Or congested
Mugs, cousamptloz, coasts, colds, eon threats,
bowman, Ise. As ascesspesallod product of Nature
secreted la the petals of Isrehmead bLeaoms, sat
gathered by the limey bee.

SUM= IN TICE PURSUITS OF un
depends much on a thorough knowledge of every
breach pertaining to the vocation the individual
Moues to follow. Yielding to the early inelination
of making the study of the honey bee a professional
one, Mr. Hogan life-long association and continual
study hu been with them. This gave him un.
equalled facilities for investigating the curative
properties of various kinds of honeys, and enabled
him to discover and corroborate the wouderful
healing powers of Horehound Honey.
IT IS A COXIION ZILIWIL to think than nay
kind of Honey will make • good cough mixture, and
we regret to say most chemists employ Honey as •
basis for such medicinft, without the least dis-
crimination as to its source. It would be just as
rational to expect any kind of bark to make good
quinine.' 'Francois Huber, Baron Liebig, and Sir
John Lubbock agree with all other investigating
naturalists in the assertion - that the characteristics
of various Honeys are attributable to the planta
from which they are gathered. Xenophon tells us
that all his soldier' who ate of the Honey found in
the villages on the mountains of the Colehians lost
their senses; that those who ate but little were like
men very drunk, and thou who ate much like mad-
men. Pliny account. for this by saying the honey
was gathered from the flowers called Rhododenroa,
while of the Horehound plant Keats beautifully nays—
The bee, with sense so mbtly tree.
From dareAmord herbs entracte the healing esir."

HONEY IS NOT MADE BY THE BEES,
they are simply the rebid.). provide,' by an all-wies
Providence for son seeing the Honey from the petals
of the blooms and depe.iting it into the cells of the
honeycomb. Notice • bee as it alights and insinuate,
itself into the very heart of the lowers, and you will
bare no difficulty in observing by a telescope motion
of its body that it is sucking or rather pumping the
deep of nectar into it. honey sack, which is lined with
a muscular tissue. Whos ailed the Hits *Sams
of "stars dies away to its hire, and, by ooripreseime
the Easels. of its hooey seek, deposit. the Sawa
Into the yells. The Row undergoes no algeetioe,
sad is oheasiselly the esesi is the bin as is the
petal of the Sower.

DOW ORD
Loirnow,
p 'vibe r , 28,1883.

The Loan KLYOI would thr:ok 'Messrs. W. M.
Roge and Co. to .end him half &men of their
Hoge', Horehound Honey, which has been will
itrommended to Istm.
W. L BILIORT, son of the Right Hoe. Jobs
Bright, M.P., rays Hop's Horehound Honey Grain
his father of • bad coach.

WHAT THE CLERGY BAY OF IT
ELT, CUM., May, 181111.

Rev. C. D. Kowa); has great plenums bk
bearing testimony to the excellent properties of
Hoge's Horehound Honey for preaching. It makes
the voice clear and pleanant, and takes away sit
that huskiness in the throat which is so meow
footage to preacher and congregation
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THE PELIU D0N211..

Hewneosx Lopes,
1111117111 LIT Nsw ROAD, N.W.,
Merck 10, 180$.
*were W. M. Roos & Co., Loader., .

GINTLINIX,—I have Much pleasure ia shaft
that I consider your Horehound Honey the mod
wonderful remedy I have ever tried, poseseidag
properties which are nothing short of marvellous
for the oure of affections M the throat and shout
I shall never be without a bottle of Horehound
Reniry.—Yous very truly, MARIE ROZE.

Yosr Honey is &Helms.

ELLEN TERRY.

Prom the CHLIPION BILLLULD PLAY=
88, MA AT LANDO ROAD,
Wirrsotrame PARR,
October 27, 18811
Memo. W. M. Roos I Co.

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Ortmumwa,—l have much pismire in eirt7. to the excellence of your Horehound Honel
have found great relief from taking it, and Ara*
recommend it for coughs.—Yours faithfully,
JOHN ROBSIITS, Jun.
WHAT IT DID FOR GRO. F. BLACK, Nag.
7, Elarroax Lairs, Cannon BTaraw, LO,
Loirmow, April 10, 1888.
Nemo. W. IL Hoot I Co., London.

GINTLIVILII,-•-HATilag Mitered for inaay years
with irritation of the throat and chest, I never (Quad
any remedy to relieve the irritation until I purchased
• bottle of your Horehound Homily, which I dig a
few days sinew I weal to Wane you it had •
wonderful soothing sleet, samba, relief at meet
Mame Dead one doses betties, mad obi*,
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