The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-21 00:00:00

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CURDS OF COUGHS, COLDS, AND ASEIInA, DV DL
LOCOCICI PULIIOSIC Winks. —From Mr. William J. Dale,
Chemist, 66, Queewstreet, Portsea : " From the :immense
male I have had of Dr Locock's Wafers throughout this
populous locality, I must do you the justice to say that I
Consider them invaluable for coughs, colds, asthma. dc,
and the overflowing testimony I have voluntarily received
from all clawes who have benefited by their virtues, fully
warrants me in stating the above." In all disorders of the
throat and lungs, rheumatism, awl sit hyderieal and
nervous ...mesdames. they give instant relief. Sold by all
Druggist,. at Is ill per
HOLLOWAY —A FR‘GRIDir CONCERNING MS DOINGs.—
Professor Holloway is still in the prime sd. life, though it
Is now more than a quarter of a century since be perfected
his discoveries and gave them to the world. His yearly
bills for advertising. taking the average of the past eight
amount to the sumo( two hundred awl twenty-three
th_ouse.l dollen* per aPI nu MI, of which about one hundred
and seventy.five thousand dollars are spent in employing
the columns of such journals 11.1 have been already estab.
Hailed. The balance is used for the creation of special
organ. in countries not hitherto acquainted with the
wonders of the printing presa, and for educating. and
supporting interpreters who accompany his agents and
make known the properties of his remedies amongst bars
barons and uncivilized tribes which have no written
language through wbih h
mlssionarlU of healthy" aso saaeiy. add recl,letah. ii
ein. chieflyos;
employed in ilentral Afnea awl among the Islands of the
Eastern Archipelago. In the former place they rendered
important service to the late government expedition sent
out by England; and it certainly was a galling confession
fer Capt. Anderson. that, after penetrating into the wild
and dasolateregialll WI fares he could or durst go, the agents
of a private individual should laugh at his official fears,
and offer, to conduct him "further awl yet further,
naming the different station. ahead of me which Profewer
Holloway had already established for the sale ~f his Pills
and Ointmeatl" The newspapers, daily an.l periulical,
in which these medicines are regulate advertised. amount
to three thousand 'wren hundred and sixty-live, of which
two thousand eight hondred and sixty-three are printed
In the Europeaq tongne., while the balance of nine
hundred and two are divided between the Chinese and
Asiatic tongues. (the former very largely prod. ttt i t Wing),
and those other lancitages in which Mr. Holloway has
made biuevell the pioneer of printing The management
of this mighty machinery of illumination—even apart
from its expense—may well appear incredible to ordinary
minds ; but system and stereir business application ern
reduce apparent impossibilities to order, and under the
experienced hands of a host of clerks awl linguists, the
wheels of this elalorate and complex mechanism revolve I
With silent and simultaneous precision. As to the number
of those who are annually restored to health by Holloway's
madicines, a Committee confessed that it could not even
sppeaimate the ainoitn.it with any certainty of
con.sicsmiss. A box of ld may represent the individual
who buy it. or a •
(ensile of six or eight for whose general
. .
tile it is procerad ;so also with a Isisx of
.ointment.
Again, it may be all communal long th.s as rare—for
the cure of one peculiar disease; or it may cure that, and
awl yet another, being kept in the
vet another after that.
Louse sa a family medicine, —and of these cases the
committee submit they have no means to judge. Again.
both pills and ointment may be ladot conjointly hy a
„no. patient.or separately by two; how, then, can an
estimate be formed )—Restenian.
Erne, Cpcoa.—tlisiEFCL AND COMFORTINO.—" By •
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the
iPwrations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful ap.
cation of the fine properies of we -selected C. 003. Mr.
PS luta provided our breakfast tables with • delicately
flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy
dieters' hills. It Is by the judicious use of such articles of
diet that a constitution may be gTaduallY built usilt:l..2
resi every tendency to
Met: of shubtite maladies are floating around us ready
to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape
saw a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pore blood and a properly nourished fratue."—Cieif Service:
adostta.
ADVICE TO Maroons i—Are you broken in your red by
• sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teeth i Go
• once to • chemist sad get a bottle of /ADA WIXILOWS
430oTHINO Sear,. It will relieve the poor sufferer
immediately. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to
Late, it produces natural, quiet sleep, by relieving the
rbild from pain, and the little cherub wakes " as bright as
re button." It soothes the child, it softens the gums,
altars all pain, relieves wind, regulatea the bowels, and is
the best known remedy for ay.entery sod diarrheas,
whether a., ~ fLoin teething or other causes. Mrs.
'Window's Syrup is sold by Medicine desiera
at is I per 'bottle. —Manufactured in New
IfTawliereat tiff Oxford-streets London.