The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-23 00:00:00

GENERAL ITEMS.

Two libel actions against AAA have failed.
Lady Anna Gore Langton left £lOOO to Girton College,
Cambridge.
Ratepayers of Arbroath decided by 1832 against 088 not
to adopt the Public Libraries Act.
Sandown l'ark Steeplechases, twice postponed, have
been abandoned owing to the frost
Owing to the hard times and money difficulties, a
fanner has poisoned himself at Caenby, Sheffield.
Directors of the Railway and General Light Improve-
:neat Company have been ordered to refund to the
company £13,110, part used to " rig " the market and
pest distributed among themselves, so it was alleged.
Mr. Spurgeon, at Menton., feels too weak to return to
England for some time.
Stout brown paper is recommended by the Lanett as •
protector from the cold; it may be used between bed-
clothes, ores linings to costa And waistcoats.
" Frozen as hard as granite,' a newly born female child
was found in a street at Newington, last week. It was
covered with hard blood, and wu In the roadway, over
which vehicles might have pseud.
Death through culpable antigun, of Us builder was
the verdict found respecting the deaths of two men by the
fall of houses in Tottenham-court-road.
Thomas Wilbraham, a farmer in Fllnt.hlre, annoyed
Williams • tailor, who sat in the pew the farmer claimed
under • faculty, and there was • row during service.
Wilbraham wouldn't pry Cl and COME, and languished in
, gaol.
Hannah Wiles, a servant girl, last week roasted alive a
!had 15 months old, by bolding it before • large Ore,
' because she wanted to leave her situation." She left it
—for prison.
The brewers and publicans of Sheffield at a muting
resolved to support Mr. Wortley the Conservative. Mr.
Waddy !swing voted for the Permissive Bill.
Naples has had the visitation, extraordinary for so
southern a city, of • fall of snow, which lay an inch thick.
PARLIAIMIT Is prorogued from Friday tut to
Feb' nary fith.
The Town-hall and plait market at Dunstable was com-
pletely destroyed by fire on Wednesday morning. The
building was used for all municipal purposes, and con-
tained several private offices.
The schooner Bee, of Gurnsey, arrived at Plymouth on
Tuesday. It was on Wednesday discovered that • Ore was
raging on board. The fire warn subdued, and the crew were
found unconscious. Two since have died ;others are in a
precarious state.
Coxsou sixteenth better.
"Tow. Tam' —Head and Mark, the printers Terms
Talk, hare been ordered to pay £.lOO of prosecution's
costa, and • One of A&
A boy aged 11 has been ridden over by • surgeon near !
Huddersfield, and died.. The surgeon was apprehended. !
Phosphorus was found in soup given to a mistress, and
the servant who had had a quarrel with her was charged :
with attempting to poises.
70,000 men are to take part in theperade at Philadelphia,
on the com_pletion of General Grants tour round the world.
CATTLE PLAGUE lo CT/WM—A telegram from Larnaca
says :—The cattle plague has broken out in the Turkish
quarter. The animals in the other districts are dead.
Snrauxo ennui( FINERY Lloyd, • lad of 18,
pretended to boa Romantik was allowed to act as acolyte,
and stole • linen nib, trimmed with lace, value MO, a pyx
worth .ClO, and a trimmed silk veil, value SA, from a
It inane church at Westminster.
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Mum Morris, an elderly lady with plenty of money, died
Last week from cold and want, She would not have • Sr.
for eight years, her feet were frost-bitten, and she starved
herself besides.
A lady has given notice that she will pass examination
to be articled to a solicitor.
400 brickmakers, thrown out by the frost, applied at
Uxbridge for relief, and the Guardians offered them work
in the Moue yam' at le tld • day.
Horse owners at Clerkenwell were fined £lO and mate,
for leading through the streets a horse affected with
contagious disease.
An old lady at Hounelow left £lO,OOO to build an
hospital, and ordered she should be busied Ins black silk
dress with white lace veil. In these she lay in state five
days Wore the funeral.
Demos ow CLE.aormtn.—An Nam vicar, 83 yams
old, was proosesled ageinst last mask In the Court of
Aram for drunkenness Hs had too mach port on
Sunday aftamoass. Mr. Miller admitted that he was
fond of " wine, which maketh glad the heart of man."—
Judgment deferred.
Only two mouths ago Cyfarthfa ironworks wen re-
started alter being stationary for four years, owing to
repeated strikes, and now the millmen have 'truck work
again-
Burmese, it Is said, are about to invade the Rareness
country, and a Madras regiment hag been ordered on
active service.
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—iii;en—teaTiradlordiszti is ssid to be the cause of much
sugaring in Silesia, as the OWllarl only turn op at the
hunting season.
ROM correspondence says the Pope fears disturbances
In France and other countries, and the bishops every.
where are enjoined to do their best, to preserve
trmuitulity. Some eardinids are said to
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the
Popes paicy, and he will read them an
Christmas Eve, showing the necessity for support in hlo
difilcult task. . . . . . .

The—returned Ilusetan emigrants are cared for in the
Southampton borough gaol buildings, at the expense of
the ratepayen
MUILDEILINO • WIVE Wall • TOBACCO PIPE —Richard
Gowkrodger, • miller's carrier, was apprehended at Leeds
on Monday, after an inquest, charged with killing Ms
'rife by forcing • tobacco.pipe-stem up her DOM. The
poor woman died in great agony, and • piece of the pipe
was found in her skull.
An Auld Scotch wife, 70, found some ausages in a
rubbish heap, cooked and with her family ate them. She
died, the others recovered.
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-1-3eitTiii-Zi4ittrii;;;7lA reward of £lOO offered for
the most trustworthy method of (Weep foreign bitters
used Instead of hop, has failed to ace a claimant.
The Hop Planters' Association offer al possible assistance
to punish adulteration by cheep foreign substances.
Father Minton has parted train Father Ignatius and
his mona•tery ; first he tried the London City Mission,
and then went over to the Church of Roma Father
Ignatius Is now left with only five boys
CARNAGE Latr Toesceo.—At Retford an old man was
eharpol with selling cigars without a licence. He
pleaded they were only bay and cabbage leaves, and the
charge was dismissed.
20.331 are receiving relief in Manchester sal the
adjoining unions.
_ Several wheat-laden vessels are ioe-bound in the Black
Sea
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labourers should not go out to Australia just now, as
the labour market there is very low.
In the " Zoo' on Sunday the black panther severely
*crotched a hand of Yr. !AMU, of the Bristol Stock
Exchange.
A Bristol tradesman has been summoned for hanging
out a gag offering " Primate " to purchaaers of teas.
The Duke of Edinburgh has withdrawn Irons the
directorate of the. RA. Muu&c

—i3;u7ty D;Oegal.Trellar7d, has returned Mr. Lea, the
Liberal, by MI, over the Tory, Mr. Wilson, who defeated
Mr. Lea in 1976 by 91 votes
Paine, the man who cohabited with Mlm Mac Lean, has
been arrested, %frith Fanny Matthews, the Jury having
returned a verdict of wilful murder. The mob hooted,
and tried to attack Paine.
Calmat, for 46 years executioner, died Saturday aged
79. Although he had resigned the City of London gave
him a guinea a week to his death.
Hungarian news states that the Csarewitch has
demanded reforms: but the Czar refused, and orders
were given far the Czarewitch's arrest, but on a telegram
from the Czarina were withdrawn.
In Venice the lagoons are frozen; the river Po Is also
covered with ice, and Italian trains have been delayed
by snow. In Francis, the cold is as low (at Autun) as at
Moscow in the year of Napoleon's great retreat,
DISTRILINED NOBLEMAN. The Marquis of Ailesbury
owns 56 DUO acres in four counties, but he confesses he
has barely enough to live on. Ile has a large family and
three dowagers to provide for, and the latter won't remit
their allowances, while ha ha, had to give back 20 per cent,
of his rents.
THE Carr- —The C,entral News says: In a letter to Lord
ebehurford, Sir Hornet Wolseley sere he considers the
condition of affairs at the Cape to in in a fairly satisfac-
tory rondition, and that, if things go on favourably, he
Intends leaving for England on JanuAry 12th.

A chemist was summoned at Salford, by the inspector
under the Food and Drugs Act for selling port and sherry
wine, not made from the jade of the grape. They were
unfermented wines, used for sacramental purposes, and
It was said--one chapel drinks a down every Sunday.
Mr. Siebold F C.S., believe 10 percent, of grape juice
i was used n making the wine, awl the came was
dismissal, defendant being allowed costa
WILTSHIRE Cann. Mr. Bevan. of Foshery
Wiltshire, has returned to his tenantry 50 per cent on
the teat half-year'. rents. Some of the wheats shown at
Hangertord on Wednesday were so thin and bad that
they said at liungerford markot on Wednesday last for
13s per qr., and t 6 grower only got three or four sacks
per acre. Barley was sold the same day at 24, per qr.,
and yielding only three to four sacks. Oats are the
best crop of the season, and are the most valuable.

coirrgattio Anoton. The Veterinary Journal
contends that ail animals should be slaughtatrel in public
abattoirs. and that all carcases ghoul,' he subjected to
Inspection, and appears to think that if the Veterinary
Department of the Privy Coattail Office w more
enlightened. the..things would be. But were
are
difficulties in the way of carrying out such a measure of
eanlbery reform. It ta a slow and difficult process to
public shatacers even in large towns. The
oppuition of butchers. who would naturally rather use
their own private premises. is alwais great and some-
times insurtuottabible And then in small towns and
villages public abattoirs would he out of the question
entirely. To isersert every slaughter-house and every
MIMS of meat killed in thie country after the manner
suggested by the Feeniamy Journal. would entail such
an &nay of vet munitions se would fright,. the holders
at the public Purls

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PlogosZstoorsiso BRVILLITY.—The correspondent of •
Manchester journal aMrms that it Is quite a common
practice for pigeons at shooting matches to be blinded of
one eye just before being placed in the trap, by • gimp
puncture with a darning
_needle. The object of this
brutality is to make the bird fly towards the one side or
the other on leering the trap, • secret understanding
having been previously come to on that head between the
shooter and the person carrying the pigeons to the trap.
The correspondent Meta at " chucking down • well" and
"being amegaied " as the likely fate of any one who
attempted to interfere with "the sport." on the score ef its
cruelty.
lilac FEEDING. —A correspondent writes :—A thrilling
narrative haa reached ins from the county of Surrey of •
humane and accomplished lady who has, since the frost
set in, opened her bedroom window each morning and
thiown out a sop of all kinds of good thing. to the
feathered tribe. One rivers morning last week the lady
opened her window as usual, but there was oonaiderable
delay by her servants in bringing the food to her. The lady
returned to her bed, leaving Use window open, and fell
asleep. Presently the whole household was aroused by
her screams, and on going to her room no less than 19 poor
hall-starved hury rooks were found in it raven of
them had entered •'the four-post bed" and had commenced
weldng violently Wile bed-clothes covering tbe alarmed
lad .—Tssess.4
Flak Vitorruaks.—" R." in the 4 ricosUltrol Gosofte
sell: —"'There can be no doubt but that the growth and
sok of vegetables might be made an important and
paying adjunct of the farm, for in times like the present
(as indeed in any times) all owners should be looked
around. To my mind's eye, as I write, there arises the
vision of several friends who attained competence in this
way. Living in the nedghbourbood of a town, they sent
their milk carts daily into it, and to their regular
customers they brought supplies of not only auk and
butter, but potatoes, turnips, carrots, cabbages, cauli-
flower, and even, when in season, mushrooms and
elderberries, do. There was no middleman's profits here,
and all was profit, without the alloy. The matter has a
very great importance for the occupier of land. Sumoidag
thme-nterl of the inhabitants of them islands (awin:g
the a part for babies) were to consume (as witS
benefit to their health they might) an average of
round per head per day of fresh vegetables and fruits
logether, in such proportion as each may prefer; and that
an acre of amend produced, say. 10 ton of mich vegetabke
or fruit—en enormous average—would not talglre,dnafon
of these than become "a big thins r And not the
supply of sock • dema beams than at Wet aa
• *aura ootsaidaration to the tenantry Stsn
trose intense No much seems to be written as , if
present crisis were exclosively a tenant's question) sa is
what Parliament or the hat cm do to push the interests'
of any one clam

Cows oa Darinworsas.—A Man was found -In
sensible in • tram car last week, and, as it was judged
be was drunk, he was taken out and laid against
Lamppost, the night being tow and the pavement
wid The police fetched • doctor whithln three
minutes, but the
_poor man was deed. The doctor
paid congestion of lungs and • diseased brain caused
death. After severe cromaxaminatlon the Jury
azoosratad the patio mooned.

Mn. Cots, Q. 0., and M.P. for Pen:flys and Fal-
mouth, is lying ill in London with • paralytic stroke.
Emperor William I. much troubled by the famine
In Silesia, and has ordered a special amount to be seat
him daily.
, A despatch received by the Peruvian charged'
&Hakes states that the Chilians have been defeated
near Parapets. and 1000 killed.
I Out of Lioo publicans, 90 per cent, were in favour
( of
ialrunec!ati Clueing Bill for 'Wales, and 96 per cant. of
• other e.
Fermoy has been struck down with • cudgel In
the porch of the Limerick County Club House, by •
man who had been evicted. The fellow was arrested.
COSTLY WATER WORCS.—It is contended g. 11.01114
ratepayer,, at Cardiff, that the Water Works pony
fixed their income on an illegal basis, and that the
Corporation paid too much for them by about
E 75,000.
A convict at Portsmouth broke from the ranks of
his gang, jumped on an artificer, and bore him to the
ground, exclaiming "I have twenty.five years to do,
and mean to do for some one." He was carried off to
do something unpleasant to himself.
Tix Ftoonet ix Huiuseire continue. The water in
Arad is diminishing, but the neighbouring places are
flooded. The whole country is • lake of ice. In
Glogovacs eighty houses fell In, and in 13elserend 05.
Only the church and eight houses are left standing,
7,000 men are at work reputing
_the Arad dykes.
POST-OFFION BuSRIZT.—At Newport several letters
have been tampered with, and a test letter containing
its. was sent. It did not reach it, destination, and
was traoed to an old clerk who had been in the service
17_years.
THY RUSSIAN DONUT at Dena Tops mu so
complete that the Turcemans afterwards captured •
convoy of 40 camels only twenty vents from
Tchikielar. A village near the Russian force was also
sacked and burnt. 13efore anything can be seriously
attempted, the original expeditionary force must be
quadrupled, and a well-sustained carrying train in
ample proportion to the force, he provided.
ATIIIIIPT DITRORR A WARDS:R.—A prisoner at !
Clerkenwall was reported by • warder for misconduct, 1
and afterwards attacked the warder and would have
thrown him over • gallery, 13ft. from the ground, but
that assistance arrived.
BMWS OLTCZKIIIR JUJUS= —CAUTION I —These effective
and agromblo confections are sold by most chemists. By
others, however, attempts ass often made at subelituttea,
we therefore deem it necessary to ounce the public that
they can only be obtained laboxes, 61. and la ; labelled
Jams Rue Is Co, HounanessUile Chemists, 46, Thread-
, needie-street, and 170, Pmedilly, Leedom
Bossism War:v.—Best Teat, Water known. I prefer
It to the other Mineral Waters bakes the public. (Pro-
fessor Wanklyn's Report). Bold everywhere. Retail Os.
per doses Plats; Se. per dozen tarts. Original packates,
centalal fig Quart Glass Bo't or 100 Pint ditto
464 —Me Company, Limited,lfit linsburydrens,
London. X C.
Wsiustna I Reamer's PARIS BLUR. The marked
superiority of this laundry blue over all others, and the
quick appreciation of He merits by enop:dbl!c4, hays bees
the merit of the latter m seml litaloonsista in the ingsnuity
exerted, not simply in teal the square shape, but
making the general appearance the wrappers resemble
that of the genuine article. The isentufactuers beg
therefore to caution all buyers to see " Reckitt's Paris
Blue" on each Packet
VALUABLE DISCOTNIT FOR TEI HAIR.—OU hair Is
turning grey or whits, or falling ea. ass 'The Maxima
Hair %mune.," for it pasitayalp resters fa
0 or Whits heir to its original colour, witholurreAva:
he aleagreesbi. smell of most "Restorers? It makes
be hair charmingly toseatif al, as well as promoting the
=of the bah as held spots, where theyriands are not
Ask your Chemist for "Tax Namur' II•ia
BRIMFUL." prepared by linear C. Wuxi", PO, Oxford.
street Leedom, and sold by Chemists and Pert umers every.
where at Rs 1141.,_par bottle.
rusedues rag turn um Bans= .—A few drape
of the build " Moraine" sprinkled as a wet toothbrna pro-
duce • S lather, width thoroughly dune's the teeth
from writes or Impurities, hinder the gesso preesate
tartar. slops &may, gives to the teeth ',smaller odd
and • delightful fregrance to the breath. It remoter a
unpleasant odour arida: from dueled teeth or tobacco
smoke "The Fragrant Wag compered in part
0114= and swan bats, is delicious to the taste sad the
WA discovery stoke aga Prto.ls&L at an
hernlst and.=aers. Preparedly HMIs, C. UALLUT.
en Oxford Leedom.
TIIROAT A/IFILTIONS aun HOARSENIIIL—AU Suffering
from irritation of the throat and beenenees will be
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief AR by
ths use of • Brows's Bronchial Thebes" Them famous
• longues" are now sold by most respectable chemists in
this country at Ii lid per box. People troubled with •
•• backing cough," a "slight cold," or brencidal at
cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if
to erogrem, result in serious Pulmonary and Astlamatio
elections. See that the words " Brown's Bronahlal
Troches" are on the Government Stamp around each box.
—Manufactured by Jorm I. BROWN and Boos, Boston,
United Statea Depot, SO, OrJord-street, Leaden
ADVICS To Notrunts I—Are you broken in year rest by
• sick child "offering with the 'mid of cutting teeth) flo at
once to a chemist and get • bottle of Mu. Wnesterw's
BOOTRIIIO SYRUP. It will Misr.. the poor enterer Immedi-
ately. Is is perfectly harmless u 4 plat/het to taste, It
produces natural quiet sleep, by retieving the child front
Dein, and the little cherub awakes "at bright as • button."
It soothes the child. oaten. the gums, allays all Pain,
reliever wind, regulates the bowels, sad is the best known
remedy for dysectery and diarrheas, whether arising from
teething or other cameo Mrs. Wiasloves Boothia
, Syrup is add by Medicine dealers everywhere at la 1
Per bottle. Manufactured in New York, sad at
000 rd-street, Landau.
HOLLOWAY'S PULS AND Ourrwirm.—lnfinenza, oaten,
I and colds—ln disease, of the throat and chime so
I prevalent in our changeable climate, nothing so speedily
relieves, or to certion'y cure., as theme Inestimable
remedies. These disorders are too often neglected at
their commencement, or are Injudiciously treated,
resulting in either cars in disastrous consequence.
Whatever the condition of the patient. Holloway's
remedies will restore, If recovery be possible; they will
retard the alarming symptoms till the blood is purified
and nature consummates the cure, gradually restoring
strength and vital nerve power. By persevering in the
use of Holloway's preparations, tone is conferred on the
stomach and frame generally. Thousands of person, have
testified that by the use of theme remedies alone they have
been tutored to health after every other means had
failed. . . .

•ItoTAL DCYoTOHIIZ HieGi.--le the best, the cheeped
the roost fuhionable, and the most durable of any article
woven. The gums saws it has no real either in appear-
ance or utility. It is made of selected and elastic staple
wools; produced in new colour' and mixtures for the
present season ; also in light weighted Yarns for summer
wear and warm climates. Prices for ladies' wear Is. thd.,
la Did., 28. 3d., and to 9d. per yard. Extra milled and
strengthened for gentlemen a suits and boy.' hard wear
(new patterns), frorn 2s. Ild. per yard, 14 inches in width.
The factors cut any length, and pay carriage on all parcels
Into London, Dublin, Belfast, Cork, or Glasgow. In
writing for patterns, which are sent post free, state
whether for ladies' or gentlemen's wear. Address, Spear-
man and Spearman, Royal Devonshire Serge Factors,
Plymouth. Special attention is called to the fact that
this firm is devoted exclusively to the production of pure
woolmaterials for ladies' and gentlemen's wear. Snores
sold as used by Her Majesty's Government
You' LIVIR TS OUT OF ORM, Tie I IT IR TOUR
LlVllL—Willistne's Tutelar Liver Pills will speedily
restore It to a healthy condition' they are a certain
cure for all Liver Complaints, bilis, Lillioneness, sick
headaches and indigestion, lon of appeti,e, pain in the
back and shoulder.. dizziness in the eyes, drowsiness
after meal,. nice, 1.. 1/ l an 12.. 91 per bor. Poet
free 15 or 36 Maio Ja from the In'otranrry, 10, Oxford.
terrace, Hyde Po-k. London. Airy rimmist will
procure them. Write for my Pamphlet on Liver
Ceimpldnts and it will be forwa p at free.
A Swart WoiTH /CHI/WISH IN DEALIXO WITH
CATTLI AND Sian' PlarAsra —lnfinitesimally email
would be the loss of young clti le and sheep by digerati
at the trying mono f coil, sleet, and rain, if they
mere put under shelter and " 8 m, and Hewitt's'
"lied Drench" and "Gaseous Fluid " administered ea
Lb. kind of ailment moy require. The serious lose to
Lb. farmer during, bad I tithing may be prevented by
dosing wi
tthe ' lied Drench II highly-fed ew.s
one week before they lamb. And in case of debility,
dlaerbam, or exhaustion in young ot.ck, 'beep, lambs,
calves, a dope or two .1 the 'Gaseous Fluid " is of all
remedies the most safe and the most effective-22,
Dorset-street, Ltaker.street, London, W.

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FRIII or EMIT /OR ITER WITH BulliSH
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Di AMIDE F/1/4 by ROYAL NAIL lITSANERS. The
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Inn African Dutch lepublle), bee the Finn Inn
Cumenii me Woan, and Is not balf to. dienner
Meilen that Amanita and New Zenon an, being mu
Dean Wane' Verna.
RANKIN! .• SOIJCITORS :
TIM IIIIKINIAN BANK, IMnotu D IT.
1 And all Its Brandin 20, Rt. Andrew BLlP7trualadibilw.
Tor parlkulare mending Plan and C Mon ee lams, &e.,spplir
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aogirrs WANTED In the end town In Oren Betten.
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• I OLDKK IL.XIR. Le li4 For battle. I'M by LK hy It stim ,ta tram Mr.
Chemist, Dublin • lirfia•e, Nentiorei, Lashio.
Th. Inik Times says its carol, re moron are really mends;
able.
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ruuts milontly Mims hem Molimolai brig
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(U.&) Sent Pint tree to any addrem on receipt of one penny
shinin, to prepay postage. or by letter poet three Nampa
This box should be read by irvei7one young or old of either
sex. It teaches—How to &raid DWISAW, Row to regain Health,
, Health ; • Social Science. Being • Instils on the Lows
! LMe—tbe lotringemeet of which is the mum of an
Diemen. Nesvountess, Debility, and all their cobooeltoot
i symptoms explained, and ND bastroetloos Woo, fwa=
euffersr, bow to obtain restoration to health. This V
Work (I• 4 me.) give PRESCRIPTIONS, In PLAIN
ENGLISH With full INSTRUCTIONS for their peeparstione
end um Contains epecial remarks on Ithenmstima, Sciatica,
Own. Newahtia, !silage, Palpitetion of the If Nrateels,
lodkraction, Lo m of fneriy, Mental am Phraloal
and all Messer of the Nervous and Alintentary System
Also • dawriptiro psospist on the functions sod dloorders
to Ow on, by the same Author, oath's"
WialturEMAL.lllll2ID AND ADVISER, which will be mist
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