The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-14 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

37 EXPRESS A ELE-C'TRIO TELEGRAPH.

MARK LANK. Mososr, Dscriams 13.
Supply of wheat =all, and, to area alas, it was
SIIIMIq submit to a REDUCTION of OHS
G-to TWO SHILLINGS upon prior of
l. day Irak. Fair °assumptive demand for
Russian and Anillreilla qualities, at a similar cede..
bon. Baltic met little inquiry. Barley, peas, and
brans anchored. Oats slow saki, and Bd. cheaper.
Country Sour In per sack, and American barrel 9d.
per barrel lower.

METROPOLTTAN CATTLE MARKET, Dm 13.
Full average ..pply of boasts for to-day's market.
Much Inactivity in bsiin.. for the peat day, and
prime about as last week. Foreign boasts brisk.
Shoop trade tending downward& Calve' and pip
so kat week. _ . - .

Beet Gd. to 5a Sd.; veal, 3a 6d. to ss. 10d,
•
pork, 4a. to Ga. 4d.; mutton, 3m 61. to 5.. 10d,
130111111, 6725; sheep and lambs, 17,460
153; piga, 170. Porsign—beasts, 1.135; sheep and
lambs, 4,420 : calves, 147. Bo,tolt beasts, 1,330 ;
Irish Desoto, 790; Eoglish baste, 3,383.

113,11.11 emu *mum. —Dordestar : as. to 411
r.i.ge 41, lid.; barley. 331.64. to 40+ &verses Ben 7id.

FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE AT
SMITHFIELD CATTLE SHOW.
On Saturday • Devon steer, belonging to Mr.
Bacilli, of Hichmood, Surrey, was totted to be
suffering from the foot-andimouth dismay. No more
licasts were allowed to leave. On Sunday two more
were Netted with the complaint. Forty-four animals
remain in the .building.

TEMPLE.

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Canon Ginilertone was asked to sign the memorial
to the Archbishop of Canterbury against Dr.
Temple's cessecration. Ho declined, and wrote,
"My belief is, that the Word of God has much more
to f ear from the trammels of revived priestoraft than
from intelligent inquiry, however free, and the
Church of England more to hope from union with
Protestant Dissenters than with the Churoh of Rome"
Bravo, Girdleebnee!

MODItItX INVOrriolith. —The! great invention the
Chrosooraph,' shags times all the principal events of
the day, and has revolutionised and superseded the
clumsy old-fashioned "Stop-watch," seems likely to be
eclipsed in fame hi that still greater end more useful
invention the " Was Watch." The fact of no key
being required render. these Watohes indispensable to
the traveller, the nervous, and invalids. The enormous
number arel even by post to all parts of the world, la a
convincing proof of their great utility. The prices at
which they are sold range from 5 to 100 guinea&
Thomands of them are manufactured by Mr. J. W.
Benson. of Old Bond Street, and of the Steam Factory,
Ludgate Hill, London, who sea& poet free for 2.d. a
mon interesting historical pamphlet upon witch
making.
Tea BIAI7IIIB NATl7ll.—When we look around no
and behold the glories of earth, and air, and heaven, we
can but admire the sublimity of nature which has thus
provided us with so mush beauty to delight our eyes
and render our lives happy. And yet all are not equally
affected by what they see. To one all is good, to another
all isevil: the one enjoys and appreciates the Ireuores
epread out before bins, the other gases upon them with
an indifferent eye. It is because the first is in the full
enjoyment of a healthy body, while the faculties of the
latter are dimmed by disease. Health, then, is the one
essential condition to enjoyment; and the ears of his
health is the first duty a man owes to himself. But
when the body is impaired by disease, what cyanosed-
ation shall we bestow upon him who coines forward with
the means to restore it? Therein no praise too high, o
reward too great to give him. Sash a benefactor is
Holloway, who, approaching the sick and thesiffering,
offer, them his celebrated pills and ointment. Ile well
deserves the laurels be has received, and the praises
which our pen in too feeble to bestow worthily, and
his reward is, first, the approval of a good conscience,
filled with the knowledge of the good he has done, and,
soundly, an ample fortune, the tribute of grateful
humanity to his philanthropic labour.. Professor
Holloway bee had many imitators of what are termed
•' patent 'tuedicines,” who had endeavoured to sham
with him in that told of usefulness, as well as in other&
the harvest of honour and profit which is the guerdon
of, well-directed enterprise. It seems, however, that
they have not met with much encoursgement. Their
failure may perhaps be referred to the fact that the
semis publicity which renders a good article popular
makes • worthiess one notorioue. No preparation which
falls abort of the promises publicly made in Ica behalf
can long surrive. We. find that the leading periodicals
of London and Edinburgh not only exempt Holloway's
pills and ointment feom their general denunciation of
patent nts divines, but commend them. In short, if we
are to believe the concurrent testimony of all nations,
Holloway has done more to ameliorate human sufferings
and rub the grave of its victims than anj other medical
discoverer of this or any former age. Wrehave on.
smo-tioneble authority for wiling that his central
estahliahnient in London sends not annually more than
three hundred thoomed pounds worth of his medicine..
The etatiatice of the cures effected by their means
not, of courm, be aseertained ; but incising from the
fact, within our own limited sphere of observation, we
should say that nootdinmv quarto volume could contain
the recorl. Surely the discoverer and philanthropist
wlo boa occorupliehed ouch results may, without
arrogance, be styled the World's Physician.—Buioe

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A caws TO Iforanna— Are you broken of your res
by a pick child. ',offering with the pain of cutting teeth;
Go at once to • chemist, and get a bottle of lin,. ,
NVinslow's Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the poor I
sufferer immediately ; it is perfectly harmless ; it I
produces mini-al quiet sleep, hyrelievinq the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes "an bright SA a J
button." It has been lone in use in America, and is I
highly recommended by medical rims; it. very pleasant
to take ; it soothes the child ; it softens the gum*,
allays all psin, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and I
I. the bet known remedy for dywntry and diarrlicea, I
whether arising from teething or ot'cc CA1194.11. Be sore I
and ask for Mr.. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and see
that "Curtis and Perkins, New York and London," is
on the outside vrrapper. No mother should he without
It. sold by all medicine dealers at to. lid. per bottle,
London Depot, 20d. High Holborn.
Luttatfaltr LCD RSA Minn. HAIL—Mrs. S. A. Allistt's
World's Hair Reatorer or Dressing never Nista quksly
restore gvay or faded hair to its youthful colour sad
beauty, end with the first application a beautiful
fragrance is give, to the hair. It stop, the hair from
falling off ; it prevent. baldness; it promote, lusnrian
growth; it causes the hair to grow thick and strong.
it removes all dandruff ; it contains neither oil nor dye
a large bottles, pries six ahiPilga. Zylobalsamant
Mrs. S. A. Allele.) far excels any pomade or hair oil.
Tu those whose hair ii SS' tinily dry requiring frequent
dressing, its cheapness and great value will be proved.
It. early nse on children's hair will insure an abundant
and bountiful supply from youth to °id age. In large
bottle* price three shilling.. Sold by most chemists
and perfumers. Depot, 266, High Holborn, London.
We Niericttli• introduction of the Considine Restore
for Cray Mil, !tabbies, ax., nhki, ham eters. appway.weby
ch superior to all iinale,,mirs. it is Introduced 9,
111. ssrs. Curice. Ima J. 11. and A. Curley and en., of It
close, London, FC. •ho Lute had tlinurrhou•
Eunme the exclusive con:nd .4 the best soil neat fluted i.n.pa
ratio. peel *mad) discovered anil inamilacturial for cimilar
purism., The Contaline Paadorer contains set real carefully
itisolcrid ironntsemenni on that settle, aml it bid, fair to
all predereavici n gIaIIAISI SA much as a 1110 f, in the
rocionsli'w helms, with excellence of If
li.' hair is turoinw grit" on the templen and forehead, shall-
,nits Salle will lie icafkient i, n-store it with certainly, to the
...tura) Paten. ,s cll. a, brown. orehmunit isilir mores...nth.
ftel iLays, awl • asr .hilil,o.c hottlr sill lor mallcirlit for lh.c.Ante
puns., alien PAe hair is deei grey. Mews,. te
Kite al.. ei analine Glom. or Hair Dressing, at the otter pe,„,
Ito ;:ctierr.l use of old and v. ttttt .r, a Yen superior ar.icle.
The 'unialini a are wild by all 'the leadlnT Chemists and Pes
CVerfUlleß. See mitt:instant/it in another column
1111.1, llts load of e0u.ra0....

MODlttal CURTONR—Preirentathmas and testimonials
are lariprly on the increase; this modern custom appears
to ettimd to almost every household, for no suspicions
event is allowed to peas without it. being marked by
some pleasing souvenir; Birthday., Christening..
Marriages, the season, of the year. such as Christmas,
Now Year, Ice., invariably received speeial commernor-
ode, The attention of onto( the great London Mn...
lecturers, Mr. J. W. Benson, of 'Xi, Old llond.street,
and of the City Steam Factor., Ludgate-bill, has been
directed to this subject. With the vies, of giving
more artistic effed to this custom of moiety, he has
published a most interesting Illustrated Pamphlet upon
Watches and Clocks, also One upon artistic Gold
Silver and Eleetrieplate ; all are profusely
illu.trated with choice designs, and are sent post free
for ;I.'l. eaoh, thus bringin. withiu the remh of those
who bye even thousands of miles away from London,
one of the largest sad most artistic collection. which
cm be seen in say part of the world ; and, if necessary
designs are prepared to illustrateany menial ease.
l/gArrigen. Noises IC TX. KARR, ke.--ltany persons
imagine it toeless to try any remedy for these complaints.
This is an error. For many years Dello:. &were for
Deofwess haa been used with unrieestionaWe efficacy.
It has Cared many, and never fails to give relief; Is
hemline, easily applied, and canvas no pain. Sold in
bottles Is. lid. each. by Mr. A. J. Evans, chemist,
Dorchester; Mr. Williams, chemist, Weymouth •. all
beinists ; and the proprietor, John Pepper, ZIT,
Tottenham Court-road, London. A bottle safely by post
for IS stamps.
A Com FOR CORN& —Dellur's Plasters never fail to
give instant relief and speedy cure to all kinds of corns,
bunions, lee., of whatever standing. Them plasters not
only remove pressure, but soften and extract the root
of the corn. In reducing enlarged toe joints, 'heir
effect has been marvellous. (See testimonials). Price
131iL per boa. Sold by Mr. A. J. Frans, chemist,
Dorchester ; Mr. Williams, chemist, Weymouth ; all
chemist.; •n;11 the proprietor, .I. Koper, 24. Tottenham
lomil•ci. A box full by post for 14 stamps.
EXTRAORDISART CORR OF • COUGH DT POWELL'S
Itslsse Asularw--" flue Ilajuity's
W. I. North Ead to.; of Se 7111 Septundser. leas. -
1a.,/ Mr. Having had :I need ilidreeing arid 'overt eoligh,
• hich no nritiy •leeplee night. and redlce days, I seas
o 'pled In• Ilis I.,nlship. the Kin i .1 Caithness, to try
15,.4 'mailable It shown Of ARIVC.I. URI I CAR assure you,
auh the nest does I found itontudiate relief. even without
ha. ingl.. suspend my ra doll..; and the drat small bottle
comphult cured thundure I ha, e the greatest confidence
1.1!) it to the nillo..n, )11,...t respectfully
7..00. W. Llltteli. 11.M.(7.ig. • Netley.'. To 11n. Powell.'
ANIPRiD la• had '4.11 Mendota. In
al la lid, wel 2s. 11. Warehouse, 12, Illsafriata
Ask lor PORRLI:PI HAMAN Of Asuman."
Illotd.oWar n 01 MMMM X M AND PILLS—For bad Ises,
bail breast.. scorbutic and acrotal.ous soros this is a
genuk.. "P-611.• Th. Crateful and earnest gratitude
over three
"" b.." • a Perieneed Ito unrivalled power
ecreeiejete.
rsi..l 'so." balph.t: ahnd a o ha..
ndb"ition
loathsome to tbenikelv .
m and ask
unneeseaary to selargs la tht. ...den it 'Pitt
ordinary wirttpa. Th. pacts uPee Its extra.
wish lukewarm water, and when the 1„.,, e
he bathed
tipene the Ointment should he well ra rbbZ
twice slay. It is always advisable to take if oir-7•
in theist disorders, as this much unite the ee.al::.:
n,nt's action. The Pilla check this fever, pull
Imd eject all morbid matter engeodered 1,77,ht"