The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-02 00:00:00

was brought to his notice. In answer to the jury he said be
examined the deecused ha the chest and stomach.
A Juryman : Did you ceandise him in the chest for a plan In
I the Would you eSalltille inc in the arm if I was suffer-
ing from a bad leg The Juryman went on to ask what
I symptoms they were ; but Ur. Iturnard said he tutild not
' ehar,:e his memory with them at that distance of thir,.
Jury,: appealed S. the coroner for an answer LO the
quc.ll.iti hut HO snorer WWI given.
Warder Crawford detiosed that the man fell out at morning
iurade on the 12th, and was sent out to work atrain the after-
muss 111 the just before dinner, deceased said he could
not sec. They asked him what was the nutter, and he said he
didn't know. Whines instructed an medicaid warder and two
prisoners to take him into the Manua*. ; they led him pUt
Use way, and the rest they were g'bilged to carry him lie was
then admitted into the Intintiary.
The enquiry, which would, In the ordinary style, hare lasted
half a hour, consumed about three houre and • half, and
eventually
The Jury returned • verdict that the mats died from
gangrene of the lungs. hut they appended to their verdict
that there was great negligeuee Oil the part the assistant
sillgroun is, isot admitting deceived into the logrmary before, .
when he was &mow the complaining sick, and they hoped ii
would not occur strain.

BLANDFORD IST. MARY.
KULLY Mut —Mr. Robert Gulliver, am, Wow, Le..
this parish. from Ma moat forward crop gathered • X. him.
diah on Tuesday. amt prmented them to the Mayor •ear
Blandford.

AS IT IS. AS IT OUtIIIT TO BE.
In 'Tile Tiara 'of Jan ith. , "At the Docks, where
Dr. litiwaLL writes: - llorsiowts's Taos are in
"ha.e nails.a farther bond I took ietruples Initu
ef tea ; it minimal •
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all were limit to he Wolter. "rk,ilial Ce'lts, WIOCO
Mot Tiny were all artificially nnalpeil & found perfect.
eolottred with Iranian blue, ly PUKE and irrrfreat Ute
turmeric, and a MilacMl p.m dcf. usual etrlificirt fativ :
The viie ai llnalul USW in facing the quality being equally
tea aerve no useful pursiae.
but render iinuaisulde other Feb.
19,
ital.
more serious alulterenoes." I 4. 11. Haswell, M.D.
3,2121 Agents - Chemists, Cosfortioarrs, etr., iot crow
noes sell Horsioana's Pork( t Ten.
ISEWAIIE IJE tn,
PIANTKIt. - Owing to the wonderful sale these
1 celebrated plasters have ulitained by their curative
properties lii lUMbagO, sciatica, rheumatism, pains in
side and back, and, in abort, all pains and local ;dec.
Lions, Douse unprincipled parties have been manufac-
turing and offering for sale spurious plaaters, put up in
such in manner ea to deceive the unwary, and, LS 111.10
agent tor Great Itritain anti Ireland, I can guarantee
none genuine mare they bear on the lie% enue Stamp, in
white letter*, tlie words- —Tints. Abbcock and Co.
rojtOts l'l..tarElts," and the public,by never inirehaMlig
MACAW thia is 011, will aecure to themselves the •„•enume
l'orous Plaster. lIENRI 1). rdt.tNints;Tit, Liverpusrl,
sole agent for Europe and the Colonies. Dealers in
spitriouit lila/item will be prosecuted.
Tits WORel..riliali.nl:l:otidi.O:Mf.pi•tvk—e,.Warleie:foteir,w,nutuhe:,io:i,cileic.fnittheuullititrartig.
111 addthenri!fac4eesthnttiec monumental hiikxi, the exqui,ite statue., and
the splendistly-cut gnus of antiquity. These external
memorials have been left liehind liy the Greeks and
Roma., those c010....al nation. Id early times. Of their
social rendition, we know only what is gleantal froni their
literature. NVe animate that they had physiciana'hut we
are ignorant of their mode if treatment. The few tnealical
writers whose works hate COMO down to UK, %CCM to hare
known nearly as IMO]. as the modern faculty ;
the latter appear to have relied upon Galen fur the rudi-
ments of their profe.siun. We have often wondered
whether they I.K-sawed, at any time in their history, such
medicines M hate been given to our age by the celebrated
Holloway. We ponclude that they had not. Who doubt,.
Unit even though our civilisation should fail and lap
world should relapse into a state of baroaristu like thatof
the middle age, the name of Thomas Holloway wotAl not
still live in the memory of the People / Such benefactors
to the human race are net er forgotten, no
two inexpensive preparations the ltd. AIM Inns
Mid a panacea forltliew ailments ; tine sailor and the mob
grant have a c plete medicine chest at their c !!!!! tumid if
they possess a pet of the Ointment awl a boa 4if the
well knowing that the former will cure any out w el,
sore, or ulcer, while the latter is thu finest corrector of the
bloat to be met with, and is I.neeless in its etficaey, for iii
all disorders of the liver and stomach it is unparalleled.
We hate the best guar.uitec for what we now state if we
may judge:by the AUCCeoll oi the inventor. it is a COMMUCI
saying that llotatYlo tlic"nler of the ilsy, and that most
things, however useful, smut wear themselves out ; hut
has it been so with llolloway medicine-. I And why-
not 1 bemuse we hear that nothing Hutt has yet Issues
offered to the public as in medicine has been found
to replace them. We have Ho desire whatever to pelf MI
Holloway or his primrations ; and we assum fuit friends.
that if ever we hare reaion to change our opinion alcatt
hint or his medicine, we shall not fail to handle him or
them accordingly.—Priutitesmir Tioors.