The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12 00:00:00

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PAM Woltz oa ta Chalk Soils of Dona, and tba
Dairy Diatrion of fionarat, written by a prating
haw.

--imam" Dunes AND TAisa.—Table for valuing
1i,.. for Probate sod Legacy Didaso—Weights owl
Masson*

BaNiDll/1 IN CAZZII or ODIDINT. Drowning
clothes on fire—Ealoooing.
RNIIIDI IS IN UTlZAlMlL.—Corni—teddl and bum--
braise. and blaok-oran—cionp—abilblalas—cold wilt&

—eoryst—disloostiOns —dipthweria—to check disrrlacer—
goitre--to promote perspiration— fraeturee—to disinfeet
a sick room—to prevent dreacm—henging—hearthoro—
mild and gentle aperient— mumpe—Dearalgia—ealine
egerveming draeght—sore throat—sty--to live to
health—a good recipe for
wounds.
Taz

When aad what to eat—articles
emy of digestioo--artialei moderately ISI7 of digretion
—articles difficult of digestioe—cider. arid alio
imps—cherry broody—drink with smoke—Glasgow,

,
Nuremberg, and Oxford punch—American lumens&
the finest elder winos, as made in Holland—to candy
fruit—to k cep butter sweet for years—to remove e tight
stopper—to preserve milk—to distinguish mushrooms
from poisonous fungi—mushrooms broiled—to preserve
eggs—simple cooler—to taks the bitterness off yeast—
to clean foul cider casks - cold salmon—to sweeten
tainted fish—pickles for lams and bacon—Nuremberg
ginger-bread—inketains in mahogan —dein' in white
marble—to clean watercress and restoring faded
flowers— to keep eggs fresh—to bottle plums without
..gar—to rhea gold and gold taco—indelible writing on
zinc labele—preserving cut flowers--ohininey on tire—
glossies linen. .

Th. AG 111COLTURIST.—Rtanediel for the mop—
barnem blacking—cheap and good food for bees—spite-
ful bees—weaning imatc—sheep-dipping composition—
recipe for cleansing wool—application of lime—foot-rot
in sheep—to brown gon-barrele -agricultural seeds—
ticks -soap to improve the mate of doga—kennel
lamenese in dogs.

THE STABLZ—Hinti OD grooming—the return from
work—diseases of horses—remedies -splints in horses—
warts on hones—stains on grey home—Wow:ler
nflammation colic diarrhea worms coughs—
piste° pneumonia—broken wind—mange—creaked hoofs
—splint, spria, and ringbona—staggers—eorns—thrush

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—.Len-aord how to wia horses' legs.
1)ISSA8114 or CarrlA.—lnliammation of brain—tail
slip or rot—cold brancbitis—hoove - pneumonia—
blasting choking &war quartor•ill— rodwater—
calving—milk fever of gargat—purge in poisoning—
rindertmst—sore tests in oows—mango—oow pox—sore
nye* in cows. . . _

llisiums or Finisr.—Apoplexy—infiammation of
brain—blaatirre— fly or ticlr—shoep wash—foot rot—scab
or sbab—oolio--oothe—wouods.
DUMAS/LB Or PIG&

Weather Prognotties.
The moon haa no intioence on the weather—how
fortel the weather—the barometer—the hygrometer.

The Royal Family.
LOCAL.
abort lkopmspidee olleambew fee Oceweim
Boroughs
Diocese of Salisbury.
Dorset County Officials, Volunteers Officers, County
Magistrates, with Poet addressee
Diocese of Bath and Welk

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f3ow zits= County Officials, forunteOriMficers,County
Magistrates, with post uhlzesses.

Towns in Dorset and Souisrset—names of Postmsaters—
Hours of Despatch k Delivery of Letters.
Churshes— rectors— views curates—and hours of
Services.
Chairman and Clerks of Magistrates, and of Unions.
Police Saperintendenta.
THE BOUNDARY REPORTS OF

Bridport
Dorchester

Poole
Shaftesbury
Taunton
Wareham and
Weymouth.

County Expenditure.
Expenditure of the Boroughs of Dorset and Somerset.
--
Colonial Bishops and their Incomes.
Colonial Governors and their Salaries.
Lords Liautannota of Counties.
Salaries of Officials, ka, ke.

Pa/C3 6D.: POST4IIII2 BD.
sr May be obtaised at the Ofike el this Paper.

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AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE,

A Weekly Journal (registered for transmission abroad).
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