The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-09-08 00:00:00

Omen sell Ifor' nininn's Paelcit Ten.

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HLO OLW•T'S PlLLL—Woaknem and . Debility.—Unleu
the blood be Itztetes. pure state, constitution must be
weakened and supervene. These wonderful Pills
possess the power of removing or neutralising all con-
taminationa of the blood and system generally. They
quietly but certainly overcome all obstructions tending to
produce ill health, and institute regular action in organs
that are faulty from irritation or debility. The dyspeptic,
weak, and nervous may rely on these Pills as their best
friend and comforters. They improve the waits and
thm °uglily invigorate the digestive apparatus, Holloway's
Pills have long been known to be tbs sureet preventives
of liver complaints, dreadful dropsies, spasms, oolit, con-
stipation, and many other diseases always hovering round
the feeble and infirm.
TILL PRESILVT STATZ OF VIE COLONY OF tEILISLIIND.
With wan g for labourers and servants, as immigrants
have obtained, and artisans' wages in proportion, that Is
to say, ranging from 10e to 13s. per day, plenty of work,
and prices for provisions being low, remarks the Briebaiit
Coiarier, it must be obvious that it is not the fault of the
colony if people fail to make and save money in t,rueens-
land. Slaking and saving money a large number are
unquestionably, for though many more only earn to
spend or misspend, the latest Savings Itanlu return give
some figures that dispel all doubts on that hand. Vire
subjoin a few of them from the official report for lbT3, and
when it is understood that they apply to a very widely-
scattered population of at that time only 144000
their force and importance will lie aPPrvciatorm.l4:;
actual number of dep.:stators on December 31 was 10,034 ;
an increase of 1,013 over 1N72. of these 6.103 are nudes.
Ifal females, and the balance trust and other accounts.
The number of deposits made in 1b72 ware 18,50, and in
1873 they rose to 9.4,154. The amount deposited in WU
was £315,207, and in 1e73, .0,11.6144. The aggregate
deposits now exceed half.e-million ; the amount held by ,
the Rank on December 31 being NAIG.III. thawing an
, Increase of Li 77,1214 over the corresponding period of Isra
excessinlad2. 56dil.opnzotiiitthnotevuo:trileposixelitHts, th:retutisiii.reservihertitohowelofdliiallyiitithy.
Bunk are as follows:--Queeits
National Bank, fixed
lanl Government deben-
tures, t.3011„ItO: niortgegleii
lank, fixed deposit. f. 511.1100 ;
Timm
I &Posit% l - • . low . j, isl, 1.811,561. These
ea,315;
Union flank, at call. al3 • . ,
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cation With the " outahle barbarians.- the "central flowery
kingdoin " has preserved its ancient usages for centuries.
The feeling of caste is the same ae it was four thousand
ranago. sod Confucius has as many and as devoted
lowers as when the ink of his manuscripts were still
wet. Yet in some matters—as for instance in the economy
of life—China has advanced. The obstinacy with which
it, government opposed the introduction at opium, yield.
log at last only to the stern necessity of arm., . hi,torica
It is not. perhaps. so well known that they have been as
eager to receive the benefits of Holloway's Pins aa4
Ointment .s they were determined to &lead themselves
against the deleterious influence of the great narcotic.
prejudice was unable to withstand thepalpable arguments
of truth, and Holloway had received as much honour and
his invaluable medicines are as freely sold and as highly
prized in China as in his own country. Can say higher .
praise be awarded I But the truth most be tad. These
modicines have not found their way into Pekin by chance
or magjo. H011OW•Yr has correspondenta in all parts, and
whenever he NM • distant held likely to become open to
him he, like the greet Leviathan of the press—the' Time '
--sends out a correspondent or pioneer. At present he has
an ex-catholic missionary, who has managed most
admirably for him, not only in many places on the
seaboard of that great empire but in Pekin itself, where
he is now ensconced, we are told, with • large Depot of
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Holloway's Medicine, and giving advice to the celestials.
We should certainly like to see some of our leading manu-
facturers making travellers of some of the French
misaionaries who have resided in China fur many years.
Great Impulse vrould, by such means be given to many
branches of our fahrica.—Cisionarierti liensid.