The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11 00:00:00

REMARKABLE DISAPPEARANCE!
Offl Diit from everything
By using HUDSON'S exntscr OF SOAP.
REWARD I I
Parity, Haab, Portect Sstidsction
By it. rut/alas usu.
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N.B.—lt ill it Pir DRY OAP In tins Poe/der. and
dissolves Inumedistely in Rot or Cold Wets,
"Rein.. Irnaterlom—losint upon Hudson's."

KZATING'S COUGH LOZENGES Cures Coeghs, limtboth.
Bronchium—Ka 103.1 t,.UuoHy State, that no otnot
medicine is 00 effectual in toe curs of thaaa dtnitorona
Glaladiel. 040 logango .bat aired ens., ODO or aro at
becd•tan• sworn neat. Ferr..iiariag diflliulty of breath.
ing May are invalusbla. SAI by all Calculate., in tina,
is. lid. and 2s. N. each.

The ntedlcal prefea.ion we now, ord.rins Ctdbrry's
Coca E 41.10. in thondanda 1 este', beetu.• it "'plains
more nutritious sad dish-forming elementi than any
other beverage. sue le preferable to the thick starchy
cocoa orliumily sold. When you ask for U idbary's
Cocoa Eseence be sure that you get it, ae shopkiepere
often pueb imitations forth. moire of extra p•ofite. Ils“n
to the tri teen. Perla M.p.g. let Faubourg St. Honor..

Tin LIJZILD ODD COLD WATKIL SOLP.—Extroct from a
lady's letter ;—" I do 4 Sinclar's Gild Water Saap saves
Wad ADO material. an the clothes require les. rubbin 4 and no
borling,and (still more satisf act .ry) wm • much purr colour
than with other maps. I mom vend it to
wife. obi it is undoubtolly the best soap for laundry and
all purpose& It will not injur the most delicate fabric—
s plemsot to use, and prevento the misery of a steamy
horses during the family wash. Sold by grocers and oilmen
everywrinena at ed. per lb. B. sum to ask fur Sinclasea.
and do not be persuaded to accept a worthies. itnit..‘ion.
—Sole maker Jam.. Slade's.. Southwark. L osdon

HOLLOWAY'S DISITIIRVT 005, PlLLS.—Rhauniat,sm and
rheumatic gout or. the usOill. Urea led of all diseases,
teems, their victim, kn c that they are mfe at no
seas in, and at no age secure. filoilowaya Ointment,
alter foment ition of the painful pail., gives great •r relies
Its, any other applicati in; but it roma be dilMently
need ti obtain this dorm. ibis result. It lies le:13 highlr
recommended by rheumatic subjects f all aare out of
both seat., for rendering their attack. less freqoont ani
lees chorine, and (LW re pees hog to. role perspiret;..ne and
soothinr the nerve.. In ninny cases ll•Aluarey's Omtinent
and Pale have prove I the greatiat blessings in removing
return:l44m and rhaumetc gout, wi.ich bays wailed
perm .0 previo ugly and at the prim-, of life.
Pecrairro • NIR Or TROMARMS rot 1111111C111g —J meg
Franc, i Thomas lives Puna') pool
Monmoutbehue. He le no. 23 year. of age, Luang with
lute motber, • widow. Sane 11 years ago, thm a mere
boy, ha went t • work in Lilo co dpit as • Will r, in order
to assist hia mother iu rearior bar family of limas children.
Soon, however, the little tallow broke do en in health but
the ,• stile. of the (gully seemed requite it. and he
• continued to till in he mines, euffering all tic, time from
the effect, of mile altos, an agoineme symptom b ing
asthma, in such a firm that the boy wil
unable to 11, in 1) d. Wishing through tha d .y, and
resting as hest las coati to an armchair kiLirlo4 tild 0.(01,
naturally undermined GM oonatituhon. Year la year hi.
health grew wore, and word., until at last wheurnaMm
came with all it. drea tel mony. Oue joint aft r mother
became swell n ant inflamed, no that he was obits ,d to
stop work. In this sad plight the now young man was
°milord to the house for two ling yeast. •sideringall that
mortal weld endure. One physician alt ir another was
called upin to tre.t hi. complaint, but with no benefit, for
the poor fellow continued to grow worse and wore,. Hop-
ing to find some means of relief, a consoltat on of doctors
was held, rhea it was d-cided that an organic &sea.' of
the Mut aimed in a-, incurable form, aol that medical
aid could not afford relief. He was given up to die. Toe.
gnus of expensive medical treatment tted exhanetel the
little savings of the mother, and they had no money to
buy even the necessaries a hfr. But a fond mother never
Liens up in dmpair. ?hero was one spark of hope lett.
Someone bad told her of a remedy that hal cured so many
cases—even when as hopeless as this one seemed to be—
and the mother's love went out for her dear boy. But how
to get the medicine was the question Their motel wag
'mutely gone. The boy hal • new put of trousers that he
had been too 11l to weer, and the mother !yawned within
herself, 'lf the bay is to die he will not need them, so
I may as well pledge that. for medicine with an effort to
.e• pie [ifs' Strange an It may appal:, the bottle, of
medicine procured at the chernist't shop in Pontypool
with the money obtained from km ptwebrukers sleeted
a cure in this hopeless came, whit* bad been pronounced
as incurable. But It I. only lost to say that II the
°hamlet had known of the wants of the family the
otedlcinr could have been obtained without a visit to the
pawnbroker. It is now nearly two years sine. this took
plan. and young Janina Francis Thomes bee been work.
lag in the seal pit underground ever since earning axtr•
pay for over-work, which he ia eble to p minima Of
course he never had organic disarm of the bout, as was
supposed. The I alpitation, rlteumaUern, sot asthma •ere
snare symptoms of the madames, which was dyspepsia
or indigestion lor which the reined, was ever ially adapt d
Timse woo wish to communicate with this young man can
write to him at the above Mime, and be will vouch for
thee ir stave propnti a of &tigers Syron, the article that
effected tois mo,t miraculous care. The folOwin: letter
is from a cheuliat, erho thought the facts should be made
known—" James Francis Mom's, of Poninewynydd,
seer Pontyp nob aged 23. collier, was 11l for nine years,
unable to do any work for three years, never lay dews in
bed for nine years, bat to sleep In a stooping posture,
was 48..4 by nearly all the doctors for tali round, who
ly stated his complain m t to be rheuatism and
generally slated
of • cbrooto astute, and beyond all power
o anis. When hope had nearly died out be was
persuaded to try Seigel'. Syrup; and, to the delight of Ms
relative, and o t inieinnent of his neighboors, after
taking half a b .tale he welt lay down In bed. Ater
baking one bottle he went to work. He bee now liken
two hotting. ant on with the third, and la plite well and
strong. His mother le in raptures, and can talk nothing
else but tne marvellous cure, and wishes me to make it
known'