The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH AND PORTLAND.
tAll Trains Fleck Second, and Third C 1...)
11111T2101711 TO POILTIJuID.
Week days
a:m Ism Lin. p.m
11 p.m p.m p.m p.m
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Weymouth dp 715 1 9'40 1115 113 I 210 415 610 810
Rodwell - „ 715 IPSO 1115 1.53 3. 0 5* 5 IP 0 110
Portland. arr 7•45 10 0 1115 t• 3 310 616 610 9' 0
POILTWID TO TITIIO4/111.
Week clays
I LIB M.lll. am. 1 p.m p.m p.m p.m p.m
Portland, dcp 810 10. 5 11.5$ 210 410 5.20 6.15 U. 6
aodrell, „ 1)12 1017 12' 7 2.22 432 532 017 917
Way. arr 810 1015 1215 210 440 610 615 9•25
lirsnara.
Weymouth to Portland.
11.111 1 11.01. I 4.111 p.m 1 p.m
Weymouth, de,lort 11.30 12.30 3. 0 5.30 0.35
1t....1a ell „ 9.40 1240 3.10 510 8.45
Portland, arrive - 2.50 12•50 310 :,•50 0.55
Portland to Weymouth.
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am ain lam 1 amt 'am
Portland, deport - I • 0 1. 0I 4. 0 IL 0 U. 0
Itodwell „ - 1012 112 1 412 012 9.12
Weymouth. arrive- 1010 110 1 4.91 4e20 9•0)

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SALISBURY AND Doitsor JUNOrIO.N
841lisbary to Wcyrootak.
WWI TRAINS i 1 ••• 21,2,311 k 2 1,2„
1
&Bahian. depart I 645 10 12 ; 135 I 645
Boa uton 721 10 35 1 tal 712
ronlinarbridge . ....... ....
Verwooil 1 831 11 6 223 7as
%V OoLonot .. ...
Poole Junction
Warch un 9O 10 11 62 1 514 825
Wool 9030 by a. I ... 834
blonnon
Dor looter .
nay th
• Except Mondays. N.B. Between Salisbury and Whaborne
al the above trains coney third clam awengers.

Wepoootk to Saisenity.
Op lIIAUIII. 1 11,2 3 1,2,3 .112 1 if.
A.II. I.M. i At. r.r,
Weymouth depart
Dorchester " ' 5 35. 05 i 016 10
!Layton
Wool.
Wareham. 6 0 9SO 33 635
Po 40 Junction 6 15 48 43 L 6 45
Wimbonte
Veruoml
Fordiughlith6l , 727 10 36 31 648
Douuton ' 763 10 62 46 712
f4s ii,~b ury

I,IVANS (successor to Mr. Frood) Cloister
J'A Horehemer. Arent for
HORNIMA.N's TEA
the Purest, Strongest, Cheapset, and Beg.
Prices,23.4d.-28.8d.-Bs.-85.4d.&85.8d.1b.
Genuine packets signeditSWilonimansea

THE
VOWEL WASHING
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- Is now nniversally acknowledgedM
' to be the OST RELIABLE
. MACHINE that is made and its
t $4, . , value can always be tesLed by a
month's trial before definite
CATALOOIII.B THEN BY porn..
THOMAS; BRADFORD & 00.,
63, FLarr-seaturr, LOSDON,
CATIIIIDHAL SUPS, lIIANCHISTCH,
21, Dawarts•enterr„ Dolton.

Ith•tteutoL In lievrtl-tt pre, . I .lu•ttrated.
HISTORY OF THE PIANOFORTE,
te..tetat of Ancient 31,1‘te an•l Mu•steal Inatranienta.
fly Eotr• it 111:1N101 AU.
"The eretne de As er tone of the Aultieet."—C.reatiace.
"Servireatee an•l rc'orquil..
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ii. It 11 tn• 11.0 in a . . ft•nn.”—CroFkie.
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ROSE & 00.'s LIME JUICE BEVERAGE&
THE FINEST BEVERAGES OF THE SEASON.
Entireiy.tregfron Bpirie and Highly Medicinal
Patent Preserved LINE JUICE, CORDIAL,
CHAMPAGNE, & OITRONADE.
Sold by GROCERS, WINE MERCHANTS, M.
L. ROSE & 00., Leith, Importers & Patentees.
AND PERRINS

THE BEST PUDDINGS.
MAYAR'S SEMOLINA.

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NOTICE
[Read title with oare and attention.]
PHE MA NUFACTOItY of IVI A YAR'S
sEitm.INA was established in 1815. It is the
oldest and the largest in the World, 150,000 Sacks of
of Wheat being yearly consumed.
Our SEMOLINA is the staple food in France, Russia.
Spain, Italy, dm., and will soon be that of Enema It
has obtained
24 PRIZE MEDALS
in the Great Eahibitions for its superiority over all
others, and is pronounced by the most eminent [immix ra
of the Medical Profession, both in London and in Paris,
to he for more Nutrition' than Tapioca, Arrowroot,
Maize torn Flour, or any Farinaceous Food already intro.
duceil into this country. See Dr. Hassan Analytical
Report.
N.B.—Heintz determined to msintain a reputation,
we again C.tITION the Public, that an intimation, so
*hien a false and ridiculous name hue been Riven. la
introduced by a well-known Firm, taking advantage
of its name and publicity to sell a similar artiee of
very inferior quality, to realise extra pr fits, and who
advertise in favour of that article the qualities possessed
by our Semolina.
As a proof of our assertion we challenge a comparison,
by analysis, between our SEMOLINA and the soscalled
Pearlima.

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b lik' A Alb SEM.LILI.M A
5. Is richer than any other farinaceous lood
R. in A v.t ic waiter. indispensable in the
c
--s'--- Mu*eular foris.tiort of the body.
xf r A Y A It ' 8 SEMOLINA
AN-I- S. Highly reettmtnended by the
(er Acuity for Children awl Invalid,.
Ar..AYAR'S SEMOLINA
Is extremely nouri4iing
Fr sad easily digested.
IaIAYAR'S SEMOLINA
ivi-; Makes delicious
o
.5. Puddings and Pastry

IffAYAR'S SEMOLINA
g Is the greatest delicacy
(with or without milk.)
• for Breakfast or Supper.

AIA Y AR'S SEMOLINA
Is very eamomical.
Recipes on each Package.
M. lb. in Packet, Bd. in Canister.
Sold by all Chemists. Grocers. it&

HOMINY.
HOMINY,
AdY Ad r R
in't3l best Ind' Maize without
lay aduVteroraujoen obLinetT grindingl, a far superior to
the Maize Corn Flour already introduced in this
country, which is only Starch obtained by a process of
washing, which deteriorates entirely the quality, and
is sold at a very high price.
Sold by all Chemists, Grocers, and Corn Dealers.
Wholesale at )lAYAIVS, all, MARK LANE,
LONDON, E.C.
A WHOLESALE AGENT WANTED IN EVERT TOWN.
°ALLARD & BOWSER'S
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BETITI scum
T. o E I.s*
•.• In buying observe the Name and Trade Mark
PACE WOODCOCK'S
WIND PILLS
VSECRET OP HEALTH AND LONG LITE ocalidata
I a good digestion, pure blood, clean tongue, fragrant
breath, sound sleep, and a good appetite. There Is
nothing more pitiful than to see people vapourish. dyspeptic,
sallow, drowsy, always complaining, and ready to tint into
the ground, especially when all this can be avoided by keeping
on hand PAO! WOODCOIIeII WIND PILLS, which an known
throughout the length and breadth of the land as the most
mocessful Antidote and Preventive of Wind in the Stomach,
Indigestion, Spasms, Biliouenees„ Impurity of Blood. and all
oomplaints arming from a diamdmed state of the Stomach or
Liver.
They are sold by all respectable Medicine Vendors, in Boxes,
at Is. lid., Is. 9d. and is ed. each or should any difficulty
occur. enclose It, M. ON 51 stamps, llDDDrding to RIM to YAW,
D. Wooneocs, Lincoln Home, St. Faith's, Norwich formerly
64 Le:moll:51, and they will be sent free by return of post.

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