The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-05 00:00:00

PHILosOPHY OF DAIRY PROFITS.

Not • morsel of beef and not a drop of milk are pro-
duced without food; ni.t • movement of a limb can be
made and not • breath be drawn that is not compensated •
for in 1 O. If the cows travel two miles or one mile to
pasture, or if they are hurried. or abused, or frightened
—all M paid for by the foul. If they Ire chased by dogs,
or by AMA or by men, they are chased at the coat of
food, and the milk is poorer in butter—the nervous !
excitement uies it up. There is not one degree of heat In !
the body of the cow that Is not produced from the food !
she eats If Cows are exposed in winter to a temperature
of Moen degrees blow sero, if they are 'deformed by !
dripping rains or withered by • frost," food enough mast
he bur it in the st mach to make up for the lose of boat •
by the to ly. This ls nature's law of equivalenti—" Some.
thing mu.t be paid for everything, for it is impossible to
produce iinr`bing from nothing." With regard te dairy I
cows, It most be borne In mind that they have Arm of all
folio. I, fore they cm prodoee any milk at all from the
food they eat; and about two-thirds of their food so,.
ti keep iltein is fair c ndition before any milk can be
made from it. This It a% been teat xl anl pr med over and
over again. Some dairy faro:nes seem Li think that they
can with impunity keep their cows on "abort commons"
during the winter, and that they will pick up in the
spring end milk as well as ever; but this is • Crest
mistake. A poverty-stricken c . most drat of all supply
the wants of bar spina and get bunt into decent
condition before eho can possibly give rich milk and
ptinty of it; and many cows, for 'writhe In the summer,
do not fully rroovier from • winter's staving; some never
get owir it at all. All proSt that comes hogs either •
dairy CIW, or one that is bunt; fattened, is derived from
the food ov.r and above that which is necessary to
sustain the offices of life; and in • feeding animal that
welsh, no more at the end of the adaiOD than at its
beginning, the food corium...l has, exospt for the esersta,
bees wholly wasted—that is, the farmer derives no profit
friae it So with • ditty no.; if she gives no more than
3004•11 ons of milk in the mason, she is kept at • lose.—
From Cassell's "Dairy lestoliog," for February.

SMUGGLING EXTRAORDINARY.
It Is welt, suites • eartespanient that travellers to end
from Ittly by the 81. Gotherd Railway should be informed
of the troubles and difficulties which msy beast them at
the international station of Chleeso, on listien armed
Ac rording to • letter from Tessin, the post-office emov.
at Chi...ohs.. been armed with revolver. to defend Use...
.4.eee and lb. property entrusted to their charge from the
attacks of thieve.. and the pott-offitus dm been placid in
telegraphic csmmunication with the police
Smuggling. which has always Imen rife in the Delight-tout-
hood of the Itsltan lakes, is, moreover, tee:outing more
active than ever, and the revenue °Mears me at their wits'
end bow to keep It under control. Seddes the lakes and
the moontelna they Fare now to watch the railwiey,
which iv calling into extstence a new class of smugglers,
while another sort of cootrabsod trade, which, owing 11
Vass protective clangour of the Italian tariff. and, at.,.
all, to the high price of tobacco on cne elde of the herdic
end it. dual:meal Oa the other, is being feet developed.
Some of the stratagems adopted by the railway smuggler,
are both curious and original. Loaves; of breed ere gutted
and filled wit S tobacco, game is treated in like libation,
the fragrant weed, coffee. J. granary, sod sometime. lees,
are bidden In helloed cabbages, pears, apples, and
photo,, in wheelbarrow handles ant bee:Weed legs. Sheep
are shorn, their babe. enveloped with Sue lace, and the
Ogee, so at taticelly replatred as almost to defy detection.
Palawan-re of both easel are also much given to smuggling,
the greatest adepts both by reason of their keener wit and
their more voluminoue garments, being women. The
cue ourhouee officers do their bear but they sorrowfully
adial• that the women ere nail, km many for them and
that they we &ten taken 10. Meanwhile the ordinary
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...manic by lead and eater sore on to te-er-rily se ever.
It is • flourishing and well-orgealsed basins.., sad supports
incoasidtrable p anon et the Swiss border p 'potation.
That, are uosc ations with • common fund, provided by
ape oestsse oe their profits oat of which they defray the
flues of those of their number who moo unlucky as to fall
tot, the hunla of the Pollicino". They keep pecks of
bounds, which are trained to tarry heavy weights, sad
roach their deetin atlas by litt'• frequented and not easily
accessible mount iin pater. Those canine coatrabandista
can on their fast't, too, and, being more than • match for
ar oilanne I men, they us never captured ; bat when
•' sighted ' by the frostier gaud, are shot without merely,
though. lie the dogs generally make their journeye by
night, this rarely happens The nature of the frostier, in
fact, offers every facility for "muscling, and go long as the
kw'. tete e atite present rate the probability of its suppres-
sion is exceedingly remote. How profitable the contra-
band business is a single fact will eulll us to show. A
cigar factory sot far from Halftime, welch caters for the
(Salim market, divides amour the shareholder' who work
It an annual profit of from 9D to 100 per cent., and the
men who "ran" the cigars probably make • good deal
more.

Errirs Cocoa.. —thiaiszoL and COrmahVlao.—* By •
thorough kn mislay or Me aatutal law. which govern be
np•rati m. of dig•wsbm am' autritima and by • careful
a 'olio Won of the tine propraties of a wdll-selected cocoa,
Mr. Epps lam provid.td WI! br •lifest tables with •
delicately &rarer bewared* which may Saw* co man)
hmay doctor's bills. It is by te Judicious no.ol each
articlee of diet that • c anstitution may be gradually built
Flu oathra leizoln hi' :tree —"uuria.l.V.rudsisrr.l;
attack wherever there le • weak point. W. may amain
es uty • fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortildsl with
plot littod and • propwly octurishel frogne.'—aidi ser-
Giat44. br•& eritl boiling weber or milk.
Bald only In
_paclott, istaelled—"Jants Erre I Cos.
Romakiimtliic °hematite. Leadoo."—Alao maker of Epps'.
Chootiate &seam

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One Box or thautirs sal Pima is warranted to onre xli
dlioharges from the Unnary Organ., in either sex (acquired
or oonstitalloaalk Gravel. and Pains in the Sack. Guar-
seised free from Ilereury. Sold in box.., 4e. ed. sass, by
,oiOhesalsee end Medielne Veadors threu.boss the World.
or gent to any address for sixty stamps by the Makers, To.
LINCOLN alto MIDLAND 000NTION DIWO UO/IPANT, Lincoln.
Wholesale tezt.s., Baecur • Bogs. Landon, and all th•
Wholesale
Towle's Pennyroyal and Steel ills for fisinalas. quickly
Wren all Irregularities, end relieve the distressing s7fliP-
toms so prevelest with tlis sex. Boxes is. id. and Si 9i.
of all clunolirta. Beat eay where on recoirit of 15 or 43
demon by the maker. B. T. Towle. Chemist. Nottingham.
A Etna nf THE INDIAN SET.—What Britiah rale has
done for British India —When the thunderbolt caws
down, it app oars to all,—la clear to all, and even aftre it
sa..soisbod sr. am or thiak w• see. • trailing slor7 In
the skies. in the morel Armament there aro discoveries
which come before its with equal brilliancy and sudden-
ness ; but whether the, shell venish. or Nkomo fixed
light, for all succeedieg igen dawn& on their inherent
truth. When Holloway announced that in two simple
sionista.. • box of pills sad a box of ointment, he had dis-
c morel remedies to, all forms of 'atom.' and internal
earnests, the public repaired his wisest protestation with
6 laugh. and Monad him one of those will-e•the-wispe
who osoadoasily appear oboe. tit* 110riam, only
to be ewe/lowed up ID that darkness out of
which their folly induced these to emerge. But
/tam Pesivid on, and slll th• it., of Holloway main.
Wood in place—tit• only Simi sad Immutable light amid
11. drifting °lauds of minlical latufty and contradiction.
It bee 'Warred its sobers it hes climbed higher t 'wards
the smith. and now its teak as the planet of physical
reges•ratios, is acknowledged by fivirspighte of the human
fomliy; end oven those who do not openly profess their
faith in it bare • Aeon* convicticm that in its rays alone
ran esl from Manes b• found. In British India
Holloway'. remedlles were, from the first. received with
but 11 • favour. Tb• native population bad
pr adieus to be overcome; but yet • fair trial of these
us failed not to for them here as el•••
whore. 4.llolnasineat Ind adoption. Scorning those
sinew limits of etiquette which formerly had Wand
.7 or the oroirar4 heeds of Larose, to take no notice
of Hosea remedies le Volta* while privately dinnedieg on
lam, sad lases alone. far the ours of many ellatesin
either In Amanitas or familise, the Asian and Native
Maass of British Lodi& 'eta valuable example to their
subjects by ths public adoption of these invainsible
restorativet—Pres

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WITROUT TIOOSIJI 01 incosrrarnaci.—" Antoine.'
the "whim/ rsowly for Wird sod suli emus, oares in
three days, and 1111141“, Mita Litstaatly. All 'aileron
from corns sad Minims lambi test this woaderfal
die-
savory. Of 1,11 Oseariste at Is. It 1., or post free for 14
stamp. fro, the proprietors. Sammy sad Boas, Perrin..
doasareet, [madam Ask for "Lutsko.s."
" YOB AATHICA. HAY /MAI. AND CATA2/11.—HIALY0d'S
Care was employed under Leo Sagami medical mamma in
ttse caws os the Late Kul of Besconedsid lbe medicine
from which his lordship found most comfort aad fetid
was Hlearod s Powder. The forme are Misled by the
psUesh sad at cam afford relief."—Per Tisk 4e. fiamels
J. M. Ritierds. OS and iG, Great Bassell-ainest
Loads&

Thp aortic& profession ars now ordering Oadb=
Coosa Emm th Emma. in ousand. of mass, Meow. is grg,
mon nutritious and flesh-forming ikm.pti tb...
other bevaraga, and ia prolaraid• to Um thick atarchy
goo ordinarily sod. When you sok for Cadbury's
C sma Eriances ba aura that you gat it, as shopkeeperi
oft.. push imitations for Ma sMe of extra rata Mahan
to the Queen. Paris 0 po,. 90. Faubourg 84. Honors,
.* TIMM Le UNQVISTIONABLY " 11, bettor rummy in the
yawls world for all cough and throat trouble's than Haat
Ing'a Losengss—any medical wan will arum you of this
Intl 5.11.1 is aimed,; they contain no otrong acting,
Lot only simple dross; tha moat chiliads can take than.
Sold ovary asbaca in 131d.tas..

HOLLOWATII PILLS —Io order that the slightest Maii.
p oboe may nit rapidly run ita disastrous course from
bed to worse, the riM clod of ovary age and do. should
Ai.. it imuseliats attention A fere doses of these
thoroughly purifying and str.ngthaniail.:lls will
hen always
b. b.0.d.1 whoa the lout disorder re es, or w Dee
you. (sun °week Two or three of Pals at bed-
time have the happiest effect In promoting perfect
o,gostion, whereby the muscles are rendered more
vi.orous, the spirita more bouyent, and the entire frame
room hardy. Holloway'. medicine :name's the quiustibp
or nutriment derivable from • given quantity of food. and
so the quality ot tee blood la improved. the too, of
fibre throughout he body is heightened, and the dispcial
lion to fall into disease is reduced to • minimum
KRAnxo's COUGH LOZWSOI3 ewes Coughs, Asthma.
Bronclatts. —Mowed tmtimony states that no other
ramming, 10 .0 effectual in toe cure of them dangerous
maladies. Clae Memo alone gives some, one or two at
thrlithie ensures mat. Firroinming difficulty of briaih-
mg they are invaluable. firli by all Cumulate, in tins,
is. lid. sad It 9d. each.
REMARKABLE DISAPPEARANCE!
IJI ail Dirt limn everything
By using HUDSON'S EXTRACT OP SOAP.
REWARD II
Purity, Health, Perfect Satisfaction
By ma regular use.
N.B,—lt is • Para DRY SOAP In fine Powder, and
disecrives inanaretiately in Rot or Cold Water.
" Refuse Imitations—lusist upon the 'Arm and Dolly

- YLLIT PA Lk Ll' FOR iniDaT WOli.—Tb• Laundress
who woo ono gait pall* la the compolit•on for Um bort
got up linos. at the Torquay industria Exhibition, mod
Rockitt's Pans Sloa aadalarah.
TIM Qua= UOLD Walla 80•P.--liztrae• (mak •
'4,0 Uttar ;—" I dad Sinclax Wad Water Soap urge
isawd manorial. as Um domes requin ler rubbing and no
boiling.and Ist:Elmore aural actory) was a much purer colour
Man with other soaps I recommend it to every boned-
was, as it is undenbiedly tb• bed soap for Laud', and
itt parpassa It will not inlets the most diakate lablie-
-11 pleasant to ma and prevents Um misery 01 • steamy
bone* during tbe !assay w•ab. Sold by grocers wad °Union
.00WhaC.. at ed. pm lb. B our. to mit lot Sinclair's,
and do not be persuaded to accept • worthless imitation.
—Sole maim James litualatr. lioutawark, London.

PAWSUM • Palk or Tani/snail VOlt ltnniCurn—Jsrase
Primate Thomas arm in gonisiewynydd, near Peat/pail,
Monmouthshire. fie is now 23 reared age, bring with
his mother, a widow. Some U ream ego than a mere
boy, he west to work in the coal-pit as a miaow, la order
to sseist his mother to rearing her family el Mats children,
Soon, however, the hills lellow booked,.. ta health but
the necosiaties of Ms family seemed to require it, and 0.
contlaned to {di la the roman mid. ring arl She Use from
the effects of indigestion. an Meowing ayroptom Wag
asthma, in sock • troublesome form that the boy woe
unable to lie in bed. Working through the day, sod
noting ea beet be could man ersa-cheir dunes the sight,
naturally undermined his constitution. Year by year bio
health grew worse and worse, mut at Met rheumatism
came with all ite does dui agony. One Joint aftw another
became swolls a and inflamed, so that he we. obliged to
step work. In this sad plight the now young man wee
candoed to the house for two long yaws, autism* ell Mat
modal could Isadore. One phreirsim altu ammo, we.
called upon to treat his &Jainism', bet with no benatti, for
to. poor fellow continued to grow worse and worm. Hop.
log to And mato means of rebel, a consul tat on of doctors
earn bein when it was decided Last an organist disease of
the heat existed in an inourabie form, en 4 that medical
aid could not afford relief. He was given up to die. They
years of expensive medical treatment had exhaseted the
usue savings of the mother, and they had no money to
buy even the necessaries of life. But a fond mother never
gives up in deepen.. There was one spark of hope we.
Someone bad told how of a remedy that bad mired No many
0,..„,,,0n when es hopeless as this ono seemed to W—
end the mother's love went out for her dear boy. But how
to got the inedidee was the question. Their money was
frowsty goon The boy had a new pair of trousers that he
had been too 11l to wear, and the mother reasoned within
herself, "If the boy is to die be will not need them so
I may as well pledge them for medicine with an effort to
save his life." Strange SS In.y appear, ths bottles of
medicine procured at the chemist's shop in Pentypeil
with the money obtained from it. pawnbrokers efected
• cure in this hopeless seen which bad been pronounced
es incurable. But it Is only Just to my that if the
chemist had known of the wants of the family the
medicine could have been obtained without a visit to the
pawnbroker. Ills now nearly two years since this took
plans, and young James Francis Thomas has been work-
ing in the and pit underground over abide earning extra
pay for over-work, which he is able to perform. Of
course he new had organic disease of the heart, as was
mitiPosod. The palpitation, rheumatism, and asthma war.
more symptoms of the reel disease, which was dyspepsia,
or in for whkh the remedy wee sopa la' ly alanted.
Those who wish to communicate with this young man can
ante to him at the above address. sad he will vouch foe
the curative properties of Eisigers Syrup, the article that
effected this most miraculoue care. The following letter
I. from a sheraist, who thought the facts should be made
known:—' Jamee Francis Thomas, of Pontnewynydd,
near Poutypool, aged CI, miller, was 11l for nine years,
unable to do any work for three yaws, never lay down in
Isint for nine years, bat to sleep In a stoopiag posture,
was treated by nearly all the doctors for tulles round, who
generally stated his complaint to be rheumatism and
heart dieser* of a chronic n.turs, and beyond all poem
to cure. When hope had nearly died out lie was
persuaded to try Seeker. Syrup; and, to the delight of his
relatives and astonishment of his neighbour.; altar
taking half • bottle he could lay down in bed. At.,
taking one bottle he went to work. Ho has now taken
two bottles, and on with the third, and is quite well and
strong. His mother is in raptures, and can talk nothing
Mee but the marvellous aura and wishes me to make it
known."