The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19 00:00:00

THE GOLD CURRENCY.

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The Poi, 80ur.4 sisyrspapar, inlia which there is no
totter auttonty on the statistics of the precious assiatr,
evaluates that Groat lint n nas last /.14.00n000 of gala
stone t. [weld. of 1878. At trait dat• to. bt etc of go.d
in too bask and in aCtiV circa niLipni pci. wag
.1:136.00D.OUO, wad it isnow £lB4l 101. Tole conclusion,
howavar, errtred Eby p.acins Loo industeisi or artntla
coniump aux' 4 ths wens! .1 £1,750,0011 per annum, which
In. we Gunk, • vary Lush este:sesta la say cat-, a loss of
eCIAOOO.I4II 4 geld rola ths stairs circulation and stock
ts• o.uatry to out • wary driadtal &du: Elsa it is cow
WOOL iLdsstrial a al asnoulnual trouble. too
0.11:1911hai pursed through to thei tart eigtt Furs.

Errs's COCOL.—Gaarumn. sad COIIIOILTINO.—. By II
Utorough knowleds• at to. sato. al Lee• 'tura govern he
operations of ingesuoa and aut:itioa. and by • careful
applic•tion col to. do. propr•ties at • well-selected cocci.,
klr. Spoil bad provided our breakfast tables with •
delicately davounnl beverage which coal we WI CMG,
bmyy doctor's bills. It as by to. jodocioqo wet of sock
articles of diet that • clonetttution may be gradually bulit
op until strong *scrawl to rod...very tendency to Wiese&
Hundreda of ambito maladies ere 6oating woad us reedy
to att.,* wherever the reloa w mit point W. may mamba
maw olsll shaft by keeptag aimless well fortified with
pus blood and • properly nourished franse:--Ckeil Ser-
ried Ossetia. —Me& usably •ita bolting water or milk.
Sold only In packet., teuelled—" Janis Errs & Cos.
Rookasopattoc Oftemoto. L mulon."—dloo maker oi Epee's
Coocolatos Essence

rOR LAUNDRT WOLK. —Teo Laundress
wbo won to. Mgt psis, In tai ootsootiltima foe Me best
got tip lima. at toe Tidquay industrial Ifshibitiun, tured
Real it's P.m DOA aim Starch.
Tate (aerial. ago L.:OLD WATS.% f3OLP.--Ketelet from •
lady's letter ;—" I find &acme. Cold Meer Soap saves
time and matarial. as the tamale require lee rubbing and no
boiling, sod bullor. @mist ectory) was &much purer colour
tkaa wadi Otßoc soave I rscominiand it to every house-
wife, as it ia undoubtedly if.. best soap for laundry and
all purposes. It will not injure the most delicate Mork—
' plemant to use and prevento to. misery ot • means,
Mum during Me family wash. Sold by grooms and oilmen
everywbers, at ad. per lb. It. ems to ask for
and do not be persuaded to accept. worthless trutmeon.
—Sole maker dames Sinclair, Southwark, Linden.
Latina:is COUGZ LOZINGLS cum Oooltd. e•tete
Broachins. —Mooed t :mimeo, states that no other
mallamis le so effectual In tom care of Mese dangerous
maladies. Oos lineage Moue gives sae% one or two at
bed-tems Samurai rest. If ereiertag difficulty of breath-
ing Limy are Lnv.luabls Sad by all Cassuista, In tins.
Is. ILA and Sa. lilde sada
Tim to•donal prolesalom are now ordering Cadbury's
Goa is E 4•400 in teou.. As of came, biomes it 0 nateleri
more nutritious nod ilisk-forming 010.310.il to.. any
emer boyosoco, sad prsioroblo to Inv Ulu* @tomb,
moss or nootity sod. Whoa you est for Usdbury s
(Leos IS ss.oc. Li. our. toot you sit li, al arms
often pu.a tositallets for Me it Me of *Am Profile. ARUM
to Me (deem Pens D.rpet, VC, Fauboura St. llonare.
ASMAILIGIBLIS VIIII•PLARAJVC4T!
Or ail !hit hour .001/ilnd
Dy us.n4 HUDWN'S nut; r U SOAP.
RH WARD!!
Purity, Health. Pe..sot datidactlon
By its regular um.
NB.—lt is • Pure DRY SOAP In Si.. Powder, and
dissolves isnotadiously la Hot or Cold Maar.
" Refit. Imitations—l omit upon Idadsoat's."
ONE Box or ULaaxx a all Pius to wt.:rooted to care all
dionsargas f tom too Urinary Organs, In oaths: sea (acquired
or coaautuuostralf, Gravel. and Palm in Ma Bock Uttar-
anteed fres from Mucury. Sold in bozos, 4.6.1. mob, by
all Chemists and Mailman* Vendors throughout Ma World,
or sent to any addreas for siva' stomps by the Makers. Tni
LlllOOlll hie ILlDtetiO UOUNTirs DRUG (.011PANT, Lincoln.
Wholesale Ageute, liaacur I Wick Lindon, and au
Wbolosal• house.. _

rawsixo • Pam or Taoutens rot llzolosi.—js
Francis Timmas lore. in l'oninewyuyild, neing pootypc,,,i
filonuaouttishire. He is nos El yaws 01 age, living with
h. mother, • widow. Saud 11 years sgo, then a mere
boy, be went to wort in the coal-pit as a miner, in cede"
to assist his mother bantering her family of little childrea.
Soon, however, tue bud 15110 w broke down la health but
the necwasaties of the Leanly seemed to require it, assa
continued to toil in the mum suffering all the tion from
the effects of indigestion, an &vetoing symptomliolg
mt.., in such a troubleeome form that the boy was
unable Wbhil hW could u,
' Wnljuug through the day, and
resting aa•l e are'rdieir during to.
naturally undermined his conetitution. Tear by year
health grew worse and worm until at lust rheurnaism
cams with all its dm& Out agony. Oae joint alt:r another
became swell n end lollained, so that tie was obliged to
stop work. In this sad Plight the now young man was
c mfloed to the house for two long yews, suffering di that
mortal could enders. One physician after another was
celled upon to treat hia complaint, bet with no benefit. for
the poor fellow cmtinued to grow worse and worss. Hop- I
in: to find some means of relief, • consultat'on of doctors
was bald, Men it was decided that an organia disease of
the head .xisted in as incurable form, ant that medical
aid could not afford relief. He was given up to die. These
years of expensive medical treatment bad mbasetel the
little savings of to. mother, and they had no money to
buy even the nemesuriee of his. But a fond mother never
gives up in deep... Thera was one spark of hope left.
Someone had told bar of a remedy that bat cured so many
cases—men when as hopeless as this one seemed to W—
and the mother's love went out for her dear boy. But how
to get the medicine was the question. Their money was
irentely gone. The boy bat a new pair of trimmers that he
bed been too ill to wear, and the mother reasoned within
herself, "If the bay is to die he will not need them, BO
I may as well pledge them for medicine with an effort to
save his life." Strange as .t [l2/4 spoor, the bottles of
medicine procured at the chemist', shop in Pentypool
with the money obtained from toe pawnbr ok•ra effected
a curs in We hepslims case which had been pronounced
as incurable. Bat it le only just to say that if the
chemist had known of the wasts of the family the
medicine could hare been obtained without a vied to the
pawnbroker. It is now nearly ten years since this took
Nam and young James Francis Thomas has been work-
ing n the cod pit underground ever ethos earning extra
pay for over-work, which he ia able to perform. Of
course ha had organic disease of the heart, as wa•
supposed- The palpitation, rheumatism, and asthma were
mere symptoms of the real Mamas, which was dyspepsia,
or indigestion.for which the remedy was gaper laUy adopted.
Those who wish to communicate with this young man can
write to him at the above &direr, and be will vouch for
the ear sties properties of Sal:ors Syrup, the article that
effected thie most mimeo'''. oars. The following letter
Is from a chemist, who thought the Mots should be made
known :—" James Francis Thomas, of Poutieserynydd,
near Poistyp'ol, aged (13, collier, was ill for nine year',
unable to do any work for three years, never lay down in
bed for nine years, hat to sleep in a stooping posture,
was treated by nearly all the doctors for miles round, who
generally sided his comp'alni to be rammatisne sad
beset disease of a chroalo natere, and beyond all power
to cure. When hope had nearly died out he was
persuaded to try Selgel's Syrup ; and to the delight of his
relatives and astonishment of his neighbour', after
taking half a bottle he could lay down in bed. kter
taking use bottle he went to work. He has now taken
two bottles, and on with the third, and ls quite well and
strong. His mother is in raptures, and can talk nothing
elm but the marvellous cure, and wishes me to make it
known."