The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-08 00:00:00

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By using HUDSON'S FITRACr (Jr SOAP.
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Purity, pealth Perfect liktisfaation

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N.B.—lt I. n Pure DRY SOAP in ftno Powder. nnd
dimedves brume ',mei), to Hot or Coi,l
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" Rehire luntert ne—loslet upon the 'Arm end Dolly
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A CAILD.—to all who ar suderins from the errors and
indwrotions of youth, Derr.. weakonss. early
lo.s of manhood, &c.. I will send • receipt thAt ill cure
you. Free of Chaves. Th. great rrme ly was El.se mend
by a .oissionary in Sow h Aria. Men I • .a 1 •s.od
envelope to th. REV. Josirs T. INMAN. Station IJ, N,rw
York Car, U.S.A.

THI Q.:11111. LSD COLD WATER SOAP.—EILIRCL from •
lady's liter.—" I find Sieclair. c.ia Water Soup seer
time mod mates ial. as the clothes require Ism rubbing mod no
lie. keg ound (still more natl.'ry)wu.smucb pur. r colour
that with other rap.. I recotatueud it to bore-
wife, a. it is undotabrdly the bed soap for laundry nod
all purport It will not lnjuro the moat delicate fabric—
• plewent to we aol prevonte the misery of • steamy
boar daring the faintly wool,. Sold by grocers and oilmen
everywhere, at 4d. per lb. B. sure to wk for Sinclair's,
and do not be perenadel to accept • worthier imitation.
—sac unbar lame. St.ltr.werk, L wine.
HOLLOWATS LIIIITIIRST AND PILLS. —Colds, Coughs,
Shortens of Bmato. —Thor mataboe require early and
unrealities ateentioe, for if neglected they often enl in
asthma bronchift.. or 00111011)1 Com The ointment wall
rubbed upon the skeet wed I ark, peuetrating the akin. Ls
absorbed and carried directly to the lunga wheace it expels
all Impuritie.. All the 'woo lin the body is perpotnaliy
paring through the lungs, and there all noxious particle.
tending to dieter can be quickly, thoroughly, and per.
menently noutreised, rendered harmless, or ejected Irate
the system. Holloway's ointment and pile perfretiy
accompitsh Mote purified-ion; and through the blood thus
clewed. the ingrate of thee wood-rful modicamente
rea he. the remotest part. oft to humeri body, and thus
cures all di 111/101 action, ehetmer internd or 11214/11•1.
rAWNING A rill or TROULTJUI FOR *mimes —James
Freect. Thomas lives in Poetnewynydd. neat PontrPoll.
llonteouthshirs. He it no. year. of age, living with
his mother, • widow. Souse 11 yews ago. then • ILIFF•
boy. he went tt work in the coal-pit as a miner, in order
t weist hi, mother is easel's her family of little cbildreto
Soon, however, the ewe tallow broke down in health; but
the nearside! of re Windy reused to require it, and he
continued to toil in the mines, suffering all the time hose
the effect. of indigestion, an moment symptom Wing
asthma, in such • troubletome form that Use boy was
unable to lie in bed. Working through the day. mad
✓esting a. best he could in an aria-ChM: dorip4 the nisei,
suturally undermined hie comtatution. Yrr by year Ws
health grew wore. and WC., until lit 441 filetitliAll•Ell
cam• with all it. der tful AsOoy. Cloll joint aftfr another
became n and inflamed, so that he was obliged to
atop work. In dos sad Wight Or now Foamy man ante
e 'Witted to the house for two low yews, cutleries sib that
mottol could endure. One physician alt., mother woe
a diad pp al to tre.t his complaint, bet with no benefit. for
toe poor fellow continued to grow worse and wore.. Hop-
ing to find some means of rolls!, a consultat on of doctors
sew hold, when it was &sided that eta organic disease of
the helot existed is so iwurable form. ant that medical
aid could not afford relief. He we, given up to die. Them
yea.. of expensive medical treatment had exhausted the
hada savings of the mother, and they had no money to
buy even the necesearies of lila But a fond mother never
gives up in despair. Thera was one spark of hope left.
Sdmeone had told her of &remedy that hal cured so many
crew—oven when as loopier" as this one FINIRLIIII to be—
tted I es mother's love went out for her dear boy. But how
to g.t the medicine wes the question. Their mosey was
irentely gone. The boy hal • new pair of trousers that he
bed ben too ill to weer, and the 'caliber rerotted within
hereelf, "II the boy is to die he will not Read the.. so
I may ea well pledge them for inalkine with an effort to
save hi. ids." Sorge as it may &ppm-. the bottles of
m.dlojos procured at the chetatst's shop in Pontypool
with the money obtained from toe pawnbrok-re effected
• cure in teis hopeless are, which had been Pronounced
se incurable. But it is only just to say that it the
chemist had known of the wants of the family the
medicine could have been obtained without a visit to the
pawobrokicpla3e. and
ozwy.ounglitpiiitJanum:detrgsFororaranciauly.::T:ho.ryineargaleoshassine:b:enit:wextoFkrka.
tog In th.
pay for over-work, which he is able to perferna. Of
course he had organic dieter of the heart, as we,
suPYesel The palpitation. rheumatism, and waling were
Mare symptoms ol the real darer. which was dyseepsie,
or indigos Pon, for which the remedy we, sew ially adapted.
Titre who wish to communicate with this young wan can
write to htm at the above ad leer and be will vouch for
the curative propertile of Ssiel. Syrup, th• &rajas that
effected this moot miraculous cure. The following letter
I. from • chemist, who thought the facts should be mad.
known :—" James Prairie Thomas, of Pownewynydrt.
seer Poutypool, aged 21 collier, was ill for nine yews,
unable to de any work for three Van, never lay down in
bed for nine years, hal to sleep In a stooping posture,
was treated by nearly all the doctors for ROW mad, who
Merly stated his cowl/lain% to be rheumatism and
illa•••• of • chronic flaws, sod beyond all power
to rum. When hope hid newly died oat he was
penehaed to try %tore syrup and, to the delight of his
relatives and netonishment of his neighbours, after
taking half a bottle he coull 1.1 down in bed. At,
taking one bottle he went to work. He hag now taken
two bottle,, en 1 on with the third. nail ma edit, well end
strong. Hie mother is in rapture.. and can talk nothing
else but the marvellous our., and wiser me to maw Lp
known."

1:1;Inerlical profession an now ocdssing idburvii
0001111 Ewa*. in ttioussads of caw. because it omtaffts
sore autritious awl gosh-forming th.
other beverage, and is prslereWe to the thick starch 7
ems. or Hilarity void. When 130 nsk for Oidbpry.
ColCoa Essence be sure Out you Pt it. a. shopg* si
often push lashatioss for tbe sake ol extra prollta
in tbs gloss. Pub Dstoot. fU Mbsbours 81 ileoege,

First to our band come the home journals, among
which the ably conducted °animas' Chronicle
worthily hold' the lead, se it has done for more than
gen.°e beet anl —2c mhgjoilt Important ul°forgan
'Th of the English
Horticultural Press."—E. PYNAEBT, Les Herres
Vergers.

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