The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27 00:00:00

THE BEST AND CHEAPEsT DRESSING MR
SEED WHEAT.

Patronised by Members of the Royal Agricultural
Socaty of Great Britain, and by most of be fast
Practical Farmers M the Kingdom.

THIRTY-FIVE PER CENT. IS SAVED,
_L ant a Coal Crop insured, by using
D. CLARKE'S WHEAT PROTECTOR

Which haa been tested ic;;Tpwards of TWENTY-TWO
SF:ASONS, and proved to be • Certain Preventive of
Smut in Wheat, and an effectual naligatard easing' the
destructive attacks of the Slug. Gr9S, and Wireworm,
at a Cost of Twopence per Acre. Prepared at G. B.
tOCE'S Manufuotory (Son and Successor to D.
('t.taxx), Woburn, Beat.
In Packets 9.L each, conalatoregaut to Dm
B *
Seven Bethel'-
The Proprietor, in presenting the "Wheat Protector"
for the Twenty-third Seaton to the notice of the
Agriculturists of Great Dritain, has much
attisfaction in referring them to the very numerous
List of TestimoniAls, upwards of One Hundred and
Fifty, selected from the opinions of Thousands of Gen.
Gernert of the highest ttanding as Practical Farmers,
during the Twenty-two Years it Ills been used with unde-
viating toccata Space will not admit of the whole of
the Testimonials he annually receives being printed;
but the facts expressed in these Letters (a List of whic
can be seen at any of the Agente), of the Preparation
having prevented Smut on the same Farms for Twenty
Year., and its rapidly Increasing Sale,
.are the heat
criterion. it its Superiority over every other Wheat
Dressing.
Seed dressed with this Preparation may be mowed
directly; or, should the weather prove unfavourable
It may remain for any length of time without sustaining
injury. It will not decompose if kept in • dry sitar-
boa, Ingt retain j. properties for yes"; it mats=ll
"aunts vegetation-1n stem tts raise to better exp
by the fact that it has been tested by the side of more
expensive preparations, and in every instance proved
the most successful.

Tregotham, Probus, Cornwall, 15th August, 1867.
Mr. G. It Clarke,
My Deer Sir :—lt gives an. peat pleasure to be able
to again inform you that the " Wheat Protector" sent
by you answered admirably. I don't think it is possible
to find a single smutted ear of Wheat in more than fifty
acres grown this year, 1867. Also I am thoroughly
satisfied with the result of dipping 370 lambs in your
Sheep dipping Composition. The lambs looked much
healthier and improved faster. Neither were the lambs
attacked with fly at all after the operation. Wishing
you every secant in the sale of Wheat Protector and
Dipping Composition.
I am, dear Sir, yours truly, HENRY TAYLOR,
Steward to Viscount Falmouth.
SOLE AGENT FOR DORCHESTER—MR, H.
DURDE—N, CHEMIST. CORNHILL.
or Sold wholesale by Messrs. Barclay and Son,
Farringdon-street. London ; sold also by I). Spooner,
W. Collins. and H. J. Coppock, Bridport ; L L Wood-
ward. Bridgwater ; G. If. Gregory, Taunton ;J. B.
Langford. Wellington; Manning and Son, Yeovil;
Rogers, Honiton ; D. Wood, Rath ; and may be had of
Agents in every Town in the Kingdom.
CACTION.—As sonic unprincipled persons have been
pushing a spurious article, Gentlemen ars requested to
bay of the authorised Agents enly ; they will thereby
insure the Genuine Article. Name and Label entered
at Ststloners' Hall.

HAND-IN-HAND FIRE AND LIFE
lIIPTCAL INSCRANCE OFFICE.
I, NSW Iletnog.oragsr, BLACKTRIABS, LC.
The Oldest Ofiles in the Kingdom. Instituted for
Fire Business, A.I). 1696. Extended to Life, 1836.
The whole of the Profits divided yearly amongst the
Members.
RETCRNS FOR 1868.
Fire Department. —66 per Cent, of the Premiums paid
on First-due Risks.
Life Department. -55 per Cent. of the Premiums on all
Policies of above 5 years' standing.
Accumulated Capital (25th Dec. 1667)- k 1,191,96
The Threaten are willing to appoint sai Agents
persons of good position and character.

BONA-FIDE MONEY SPECULATION.
E 25,000 Sterling may be obtained by an
investment of El. £8.000,000 Aterling, guaranteed by
Government,are annually divided in monthly allotment&
in various sums upwards to 1:23,000 sterling.
For prospectus (which will be sent gratis) ar ply by
letter to Mr. FBILDRICIE Sirn, (I•o•va, Or X.%
Nicholas-lane, Lombardwareet, London, S.C.

'FAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSE—Every
A. Groom and Horsekeeper should send for THE
HORSEKEEPEWS I'ECEIPT BOOK. which oontains
—How to make a Home look well and keep him in prime
*sedition ; the Art of Managing • Horse, and Catching
and Breaking Will Colt.; Management of Entire and
Karaite Horses. Also, How to prepare Oils, Seeds. and
&tents, to make a horse mind you, by applying them
to hi. nostrils, ear, or tongue. With above One
Hundred valualble Recipes and Stable Secrets indispens-
able to everyone who owns or 11.0 the ears of a Horse.
The Book svnt post free to any address for 14 stamps,—
Address, Mr. J. W. Bavill, Advertiser Oats, Dummy
Essex.

BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS
PATENT.

CLARK'S PATENT HORSE CLIPPER.
rpHIS Instrument performs it work simply
J. and expeditiously, working any way of the kali.,
I. not liable to get out of order, and leaves tho animal's
coat of a glossy natural appearance, entirely free Iron%
ridges, patohes, or marks of any kind. and may 13* used
by any person without previous experience.

•GZIIT :-
MR. THOMAS POUNCY,
SADDLER, Le.
3, CORNHI LL, DORCHESTER.
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