The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-15 00:00:00

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

ANDBLL'III H•IR
RESTORER is sow
visaged to be the only
e for R-
iill-NrarsEta IL
or FADED
IR to its Origisal Colour.
a Oertala Ours for Baldwin
Ai sue eradkator of Deadrit
Sit? i=
Theme niajlildissd
or
Alegi%
.mequalled.
qualities . —oar it as essential toilet requithe for all
whog min that choicest gift of satar•—• good Heed
el ale.
Sold by roost Olieudits, la Bottles, fa. sad kid.
Nal be persuaded to hare say other
A.gesde for Dorchester. Mr. Bow Ohmaist, Mr. A.
.1. Ivan, Chia* 55aMr. H. W. Riontas, Hair-
dresser ; Tariatca, Mr. Puns, Chemist ;• Weymouth,
M
Mr. COLA, aoist Bleadford, lir. WaariAm,
Groner ; Bridport. J, Oorroox, Obseist.
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WILLLUI CURTIS
VTIIO S
--INARY FORGIK.

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STORI
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'16.1°41!d!

PINKSTONE AND POOLE.
STEAM PRINTING WI
, oßgs, WaSILWILIONT AND GNNESAI. sacra.
GAM AND Hag SEAT= E
HlGgion&
-13TILEET-WEBT, DORCIRRBTIR. I MPLZIIIII' AGENT.
WENN II OWL

B`"" ..,___Frrsuro, incur AND nrs n•
PIANOFONTEI. AND NARNONIIINA at week-
IWO prem. at J. 1100R111, Damao-road, Ha4dareleld
Prins etta drawing at *very laaaranteatpote tree. Nada kr
say Wad of Baal. Beadmea's Oaltu ratteetted by=
Nary, .ad ales Oorpa. tlecea4-baad lastramat4
or lakes Is laaltaage.

Ise te wow Gams pitbou,
AlTrjr
ater any tor distanos. JOHN
PRPP 11 QUININE AND IRON TONIC. Purilks sod
enricbee Um Blood.
Strensthens the Nerves sod Muscular System
Promotes Appetite, nod Macro.. Digestion.
Anlm•tes the Spirits and Mental Faculties
Thoroughly recruits the bodily health and
indoor • proper healthy of the Nervous and
Physical Forma
'PCB'S QUININE AND IRON TONlC,itio
containingammenred doses 46. ed.
by Chemists everywhere.
In the preparation of this Tonic the rreatelt on is
exeseiseL It is • faithful compound of Quinine. the
active Principle of Tallow Cinch-11., or Peruvian Bark
blended with • relined, trustworthy prmaration of iron
produced hi • form which the experience of many years
hise mowed the best. ibis tonic sheds • rosily means
o=cg the s.rea sod other benefits aforded by
and Iron, wtob.nt. fmr of ill coneequeoces
ea its simposition mimed by the gnat canicwity of
medical mere Ih:enema coontrr.
Bottles

per*. QVINUM Amin

'PER'S QUININI AND HMI
containing 32 measured doses, de. ed.
&Ad by Chandelle
Tonic treatment win raincoesterradigb.r:Uon. flatulence
Constant Heartburn, Weakness of the Stomach. Sinking
Sometime in that Organ, noir, Am, Quinine and los
is pre.erninent am • mesas of creating Appetite and
enables one to enjoy Ins meals with • due amount of
▪ instead of the trrersion with which food is ro
garded by those with week stomachs and bad &galls
powean Ths whole digestive functions are powerfully
emulated by Quinine and Iron.

rPRRS QUININE AND IRON TONIC. Quinine and
Iron is the most elective treatment In all complaints
wining from derangement of the Nervoue System. la
the mast weakened state of the Nerves a course of
Quinine and Iron is sore to benefit Very calamitous
results have followed the neglect of easiy Indio/key
that the duties of the Nerve. have been over-taxed.
Quinine and Iron does ungulate mably grtstly strengthen
them nod fortify the system, hence its Mat value la
Neuralgia, Ague. Sciatica, Weakness of the Wets,
Prostration, Incipient Paralysis, Vitus'. Dance. Fees%
he.
lithe blood Is not of the requisite qunlity and quantity
to support the constitution In • moral Mate of heelti.
Indicated by palm.= of the cheeks and lips. eruptions of
the skin, odd feet and fingers, with difficulty of keeping
the body gismo, even alter walking, beaches other
Lamb!. symptoms, Iron is above anything the prow
medlchse. It quickly enters the blood and commences he
form the red corpuscles or colouring matter (mentality.
Its vitality, enriobes the vital fold materially Incrust*
It in quantity, quietens Its circulation, sod suliblso It be
perform the functions designed by nature.
Quinine by acting In like solutary tosonar so tau
Nervous System, at once renders • oostblootios of
Quinine salt Iron, powerful warm of strewth to ill to
need of It
DMPPERN QUININE AND IRON TONIC. Bold by
I chemists sod druggists In all parts of the world.
Is strongly recommended as • desirable, eafe, ears.
mind, and aduantageous mode of tattier strengthening
medicine. The U. fkl. Bottle contains It inemured
doses, which, If tateu daily, het 16 days. The next Mee
Bottle is Ito, sufgelsot to lest 12 days. The Stone Jars,
sold at Us. each, contain nearly aka( theta ed. Itottlas.
Be ours -- Tonle is supplied.

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131Pr'8 QUININIII AND IRON TONIC Quinine and
großn is recommended by the Medical Profession in cams
where the ham tendency to Ooneumption exists.
especially for the blood getting and night sweats, oheet
cough, Ac.; Liao as useful, In diseases of • naming
chancier, generally known aa decline, especially is
young people ou4rrowing their strength. Is in •
mourns of life to delicate females particularly at the
trying reriods of their various ohmic.. Like-
for ehildren of a scrofulotte or 'nide constitution,
oonvtantly ailing. never well yet not auliming soy
decided form of Mums Nothing is eater or better.
Quinine and Iron is to be depended on fur giving
strength and energy to all ieho are weak wad suffering,
often prevenUng long illness, always accelerating
roc )very, it ion salutary, compound which should he
found In every house ; its use cannot bee to ) much
Insisted on, for nothing yet has beam discovered to ls
any on; rival its effect.

pip PER QUININE AND IRON TONIC la prepired
oolely by J. PEPPER, Phormaorutical Chemboi, /37,
Tottenham Court-rood, London, to *bola oil applkallooo
for Information rasped/tor It ire to be othboooKl

TODIZILD SARS•PALRILLA.—See the name of J. PIPPSK
I on tbe label. Sarstpuilla, am usually taken require es
long to produce remits, as to wotry the pathnt. Com-
bination with lodine accelerates and effects in • surprie-
ing manner, and renders lodised Bareaparilla • powerful
alterative. Its most certain SWOON I. as • Blood
Purifier and Cooling, Cleansing Medicine. AU appear-
ances on the skin, Red and Black Manias, Itimle
liroptiona Glandular Swellings, nbecemm_(perticularly
of • scrofulous chancier), SuPPum w
tlog oonds, ltnig
Malignant Slow-healing floret are cured by it, if perse-
vered in (or. short time. In those Instances, wipers
the has been proetrmed by the over-une of mer-
and other strong medicine. the lodine, with
lilareaparilie is certain to eliminate the emu. of disease-
In the Spring and F•Il of the year there are eery few
whose health would not be immoral by aohort-couree of
lODIZILD SAISSAPARILLA.—SoId in Capenled Bottles
1 12 doses, te. 64. ;$t dam Ia Id.; next dm 11a., St
all Chemists
C AND PODOPHYLLIN. • Stimulant to (haMOM ier. —A doss of thin combination recommended.
. .

anyone complaning of liver denuagranenta more partg..
thlarijahcrnyarislng from Sight congesion.
stare the liver and slightly moving the bowels,
the heavy feeling and headache, with, generally.
pains in the chest and back. especially after wing, aris
dissipated. Tamar= and blue pill, and certainly
quite equal In power In removing the often distressing
Wooers:denim and pein attendant on dyspepsia *.;
amerum this y is very highly Maimed n.d
approved. In England Tani...cum has been fr.,,...
part proved of ruins in the.. oases, but its
with Podophyllin, or May Apple Rill',
enhences Its power.—Botths b. W end 4, ad.
Mold by chemists sad drairists. Prnpsr,d in
Ithafeth 01 ,
rY Pepper, earstscentical chemist,
Leedom

PEPP",*B mirrtraE=Apower= peg ',ppm!.
" soothi_AV.'', Medicines. 11 • PecullmlY
upon the irritated membranes, which are
theme-
of coughing. detaching Um Phlegm and manna-
Mon, without causing any feeling of sickness. These
nuclides make it of megvim o Br-mends and Astfe.
mad° affections, while for ordinary coughing it is •
specific curs A doge of the Wiens Cores Xlirross
will ensure the millerer frog, them complaints, a certain
night's rest. As • Cough Remedy nothing toes Wen
each thorough mtLetection ; Lod although not of
2-irruar &wt.. it I.
or:rz agnimble
olinth.flarour,
Prime la 17..satel U. ed. each.

iDULPHOLINZ LoTIOS..—Ita external remedy for Olds
a Diereses. Should be applied every night before going to
bed; what its use is followed by wonderful relief.
The roost Inveterate obstinate Iruptions, especially
those On the face, arms, and neck, are subdued by Sul.
pholine, and • ckar healthy skin ensured. Ladles who
suffer from under, reddened, irritable Skins will derive
great comfort and benefit by wring BtI..SSoLIII LoTION,
which is ban:elan and more effectual than the Mineral
Poisons sold on Skin Lotions.
It may Om be applied to the skins of Children, when
required, with advantage Sulpholine ham powerful
conserving sction to the skin. It removes the effect of
constant perspiration, and maintains the cuticle in a free
healthy condition.-13ottlea, Is, Dd. eath. Sold by
cll.:mist& The word " Sulpholine" is a regimeral trade
mark, and must not be imitated.
ELLA BUNION PLASTERS, for curing Buninos, mei
reducing the Is., of enlarged toe Solute —Bosse, Is lid.
to BsSol. nosh.
DILLAWS 0011. N PLABTILItS.
each.

Is. Id., sod

The Coro Mestere it. • tilfialU core for hard or soft
corm, they completely dry up loot eradicate pnimui
it,.. ; the BullWu Meteor • proved remedy for bunions
and eularred toe Janie bold by ell Chemists. 8....
Irdlen am suPPllett

a =MAW OURI FOR NERVOUS
DZSELFFY.
G"77B' • MIDIOAL WORK showing
sallereas bow they may be cared and recover
Hag* and Vitality without the aid a Quacks,
with &wipe' for dying the Blood and rentaring
Skim Altecticsia on reosiot al stomp to prom
li=gian.Addrites, oi Amway.
1

ORA caorrs AIWA NM TOOTH PASTS prepared from
the ono). gnipp} —By oslng that delicious Aromatic
Dentilfrios the Gemmel of the Web becomes white,
bound, and poled lite Ivory it I...diner
fregraist, and especially useful for removing tempta-
tions of tartar or neglected teeth Bold by all Chemists.
Pont IS. and ft. S. weft Get CracrofTs.

Nelms in the Zan, ha—D6LIAIIIS fAISIENCZ
DIALLIZYWEIIB has proved an extraordinary remedy.
11=erm...generally corm, and We:rosily ream.
by thallium& wlto have derived benella It I'm
*die hemline. Said In bottler, la. Igd.. end fa 111-.'ep
all Cliendel•

LOCKYRRI SULPHUR H•IR RESSe,giR

LOCKYSIt'S SULPHUR HAIR ItViTORER
will darken Grey Hair, and In o frir My, restore com-
pletely the natural colour. 71se newt is superior to that
rars,d by an instantaneous dye, end the =
do r not Insure tie lichs.-6314 In large
it ed. Melt. by Chemists red Ileirdreemwe
LOCIYERB-81SLPHI7H LUZ ItIeiTORER, while ks
the HJr its colons, Is owed ler semedier=
nootherMnAlcation Wag wormy le eaeourhie ther
growth of new Itair..loitires Region" Mrs"
cleansing propumes, ng It a didrebie MM.
—large Bou la of Cberold• sad lialrarerson
r OMER'S —SULPHIIICHAIR aseliguis awkw3
14 to the tomer died* heir that le eWiolwletr.....d.ritleC
ten defh ase "grime4rewe
peel eel We** the th.
I,Pre= 04
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DOBONBOTILL
Mr. Janes B. Grow, theCeevice irdt6blishallat"
Portland, bad been appointed chief.warder of the
County Prison.
Ties Worn AMU. " the Weds"' Circuit. "
which Lord Chid Justice Coleridge will presidia, an
fixed as follows Exeter, Satardny, October 28;
Bristel, November 2 ; Winchester, Ttairaday.
November 7.
ROT in Tea. —A social tea, followed by • public
held in the Baptist Chapel on We in...
Rev. J. Harrington (pastor)
clued the meeting with prayer, and the
a;;;akato wore Mr. Cooper (Charminster), Mr. G.
*right (Dorchester). the BAT. J. Davis (Piddle-
tr.taido), Mr. W. Pouncy (Dorchester), sad Mr. G.
Hicks (Charnsinster), who gave encouraging addresses.
Tha choir very creditably sang some of Mews.
maady's and Sankey', hymns; and there was a
collection at the close of the meeting.
Tie Pura OF BILBAO —Win it be believed by
our readers that. in spite of the extremely low price
of wheat, the bakers in the suburbs of London are
charring 7d. and in some cases even Bd. per quarters
for bread? With whits wheat selling at 45a per qr.,
and red at 40s, prices are very exorbitant, and
should be resisted, where neoseuu7, by combination
on the part of consumers by way of counteracting the
combination of bakers, who agree together ea to what
price they will charge. Contracts for the supply of
good bread to unions are now taken in some instances
at 41d. per quartern, and when wheat waa 10s. per qr.
higher than it Is now, the best white bread was being
sold in some districia at &I. per qttartern. At this
last-named price bread can be sold anywhere with •
handsome profit at 61, no one ought to pay more. We
want a great many more co-operative bakers' stores
to bring down the exorbitant charges of the retail
bakeis in our large towns and suburbs.—Mark Lane
Zspresa