The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-27 00:00:00

WOOL.

Trade has been very quiet during the past week
buyers oontinuing the system al only buying trout band
So mouth. Foreign advisee, however, appear to point
to a eomewhat Improved demand for manufaotured
gooda whish may rye aa impetus to the purehaaa of
the raw materiel We quote—
I: 0. S d
Rest Ream 1 055db0
Lieb„ I.eVare • 1
" 1.10
Ball-bred hoirSB I 1
Tethers .. 1 —l"ie 8
Dow; tors .• .. 1 8 ..
.16
Waller ma pi .. .. 1 0
BRADFORD, Dunn:lat.—The wool markei Is
very quiet, though the tone Si °beetle. The taqulry
Is most apparent lu bright-baited hogs. Withers are
still quit* negleeted. BCD wither wools are in steady
rupee, at rather loser rates. Ooootry holders ef
wool us said to manifest more dmpositien to meet
anstowers, but the rem sought are etlll too high for
this market.

61ANU11138.
All manufactured manures la &olive dommad, more
eapeetaby tbe biaber qcalltbes.
Par 100-1.• d. e d
Bono Mb (on 70 per cont.) .. 16 0— a 6 0
l'oruvian (loam, dln..vt from Impotare
61.,r00. In iota of 30 1... m.. .. 1 0 0— ..
Do. do., similar quantities • 1 0 o.
Boma .. 10 0—
Animal Charcoal (70 por oont pboaplato).. 10 0— ..
Nitrate of pods, to London 1 10 0-11 0 0
Do. do., in Liverpool . .. 1 0 0-1110 0
liulpluito of Ammonia.. 1 10 0-19 0 0
Gym= .. 8 0— ..
Balt, ta Laudon . • • • .. • • 10 0—
I. ••
rtitam, Bea to London Manure Oa,
116, Fonatiorch Stripot, La,

01JRIL FOR DRUNKENNESS.
BC sune in with an Interrogation point in ono eye and a sUc.k
in one hand. (.41e eye was covered with a handkerchief, and
ono arm in • sling. His Darius Wee that of a man with a
isettled purpose in view. "I want to lea," said b. "the man
that put things into this paper." We InUinated that several
ed us earned a frugal livelihood in that, way. "Well, I want
to see the man whim cribs thinp out of the other papers. The
felow who writes mostly with shears, you understand."
We explained to him that there were seasons when the most
gifted among us, driven to frenzy by the surety of blew and
events, and by the ClaMoTOtte demands of an insatiable public,
In momenta of emetionai inualty plunged the ...littering sheers
Into our eerie:gee Ho Went on calmly, but In a yoke
tremulous with suppressed feeling, and Indesdnet through the
rennet lode td 11•111-tlaeen or an of his front teeth :—" Just an.
I presume an. I don't know much about this bullion, but I
want to moo • man, the man
dttit=sed that little plow about
Touring cold water down a wane 4n• of his back
and making him Instantly sober. If pia plea. 1 want to sea
that man. I would like to talk with him.' Then be leaned Wm
ng It.
Ltohit
k.dAtte"umi Dot
u:kseera..66st4nght:iu.,:l7l;h°::idwwar.tr....he:Zbekto:;a d'hubmine:::!lterethaUwairhmum., halhes.rart:didsdaccvie"bleb:huba.:::::lnmiliswilivlsonio .101
w,wmbi
, that
the man I wanted to see wouldn't be anywhere. I'll wet for
him. I lineup north, and I've walked seven males to converse
with that man. I guess sit down an wait." He thee sat
down by the door, and reflectively pounded the Woe
with his Stick • belt Ins feelings wenld not
allow him to keep still. "1 =Mow Trim. od You didnt
ever pour much cold watts down any &noun
back to make him instantly sober, perhaps r N.. of us to
the °Rica had never tried the espertment. " Just so. I thought
as like is not you had not, 11 ell, Daimler, I have. I tried It
yesterlay, and I have omit seven mike on foot to non the man
that printed that pined. It imp% moth of • Ow°, I don't
think, but I want to use the man that printed it, lust a few
minutes. You lee, John Smith, be lives neat door to my house,
when at bome, and h• gel* hcoreemeyomee wary Mlle
period. Sole, When twee *oboe hes on tied if ris keep out el
Lai way i but whim he's drank he goes haus and broke dishes
end ups ore/ the move, end *ram befthiSeS around, sad
makes It ineonvantent tor his ItVe, and sentetimes gent hi gun
ma Ir. out selling en bin Italdhbasn. entl ft ain't *Mint.
Vet that I want to any anything about Smith' but me and my
met doe% think be
_to do Se ao elate home drank
lately, and broke di the kitchen windows est of his Masa, and
followed his wife around with the Gamins Why talking about
be?, and after awilo he lay
_down m teams and went to sleep.
I hat been reading that little wade% much el • pines
—and I thought 11l could mu some water down hi. spine ol
I his back, and make him sober, It would be more airdortahle
for his wife, and a square thing to do ell around. So I poured
I • bucket of wing water down John Smith's spine of his back."
Well," said we, 11. our visitor paused, " did It make him
seb,r Lair biter leek a armor hold of his Inlet. sag replied
with bier sued emotion, "Just so. I 'oppose it did make him
*a a fudge In loos time than you could any Jack Robinson ; but
mister, it mule him mad It made him the maddest man I
over an., and Mister John Smith Is • bigger man than me, and
stouter. Ile is a good deal flouter. I never knew he woe MS
se stout till yesterday, and he's handy with hie del., too. 1
should suppose ho'e the handiest man with Ide Sete 1 ever
"Th..o he went for- von, did he'" ne astral innocently.
"Just no. FAactly. I suppose be went tor we about all ho
know, but I don't bold no grudge against John Stulth—l
suppose he ain't a good loan to hold a grudge agaiust ; only I
went to see the man that pointed that piece. 1 want to see
hint bad. I feel as thon‘h it would soothe mo to see that MU.
I went to ale,* him how a drunken man acts when you pour
water down the spine of !Us luck. That's what I cone tor.°
Our cuoters, eho had poured water down the opine of •
drunken nun's back, remained mail nix o'clock in the evenim
and then went up street to find the man than printed that little
piece. The man he is lookiag for startol for Alaska last
evening for • simmer vacation, and will not he Moo wore
September, Pak—Front " Onward" for January.

PO YOU imangst
SQUIRE KNIGHTS HEARTBURN
OMEN. trader the dhlihs&ri Arnyhra
off the late Queen Dowager, the late t aad
Word, the late Lord Rberachlie, lb. Dual's. at B"dar.
had, the Duteous of Argyll the °auntie* of °wilds, P. J.
adninghern, Borgeoc, liourn ; Benfamin Gibbons,
the Lessowes, haiseoasta ; De. 'The /WWI Obelto2l
• ; Br. Moseley, Laden Mall ;aid lbs Clergy and (hair/
cite. neighbourhood.
Upwards of fifty year, bare elapsed ince thla agrembk and
valuable medicine tree And Introduced to the pbllc bp the
late Squire Knight. The proprietors bays*
number of year% the Mortising value of them agreeable Oakes
in almost instantly removing Heartburn, Acidity of the
lkomach, Nausea, Retchble, and all other unpleesant anme
done caused by too greet an accumulation cd DII. in the
Binaiscb, here twee Induced to extend the area of its went-
nese, by offering It at a cheap rate to all chaos of sufferers.
Pregnant ladles take them with the greatest safety and

From the Duchene of Mail.
Inverary, •reyllahlre, 17th Januarl, 1867"
The Boohoo of Argyll would be much obliged to Mr. Clark
(or sawn= .oz of the " Ileuiburn Cakes," to be directed
to the Duke of Aron, 4, Carlton Terrace, London, and shall
feel obliged by your 'ending me another parcel ma DOM MI
possible, as 1 find them of great um.
Bourn, Uaeolnahlre, lath Nor., IMig.
Mr,—Herewith I send you a Poet °Moe Order for paymonk
Of the lest parcel of "Heartburn Cakes."
Tours respectfully,
F. J. Hilillolllll, Surgeon-
Wonderful core of Flatulency, Aridity, and Heartburn.
Mr. Thomas Jones (alai agent for the Uri of Dudley) WM/
dreadfully &Misted wtth acidity in the stomach, retching. and
heartburn, sham unbearable. He consulted three endoent
medical men, but could obtain no permanent relief. If.
soculentally, through • friend, heard of " Squire Knight's
Heartburn Cake.," obtained a boo, sod found monsiblo mild
In four hours, and hedore the Bret boa was taken the wind and
tourneren was removed, led the hawthorn entirely awed,
whilst the appetite was reetared to Ms 1. eltem"
Wellington Road, Dudley, 141 h July, Dal
Sold and prepared only by C. O. F. CLARK and box (duos
moon to Squire Knight), Chemists, MArkot Place, Dudley.
Bow in Week TO., Is. lid— and Is. ad. each.
Wholesale of au patent Medicioe Holum

SLBOTBIOITY II LIPB.
PITLVER MACH ER'S PATENT
GALVANIO CHAIN-BANDS, BELTS,
BAII'ERIEB, RECENTLY IMPROVED.
Approved by the Academy of llatieusa at Paris mei
other Medical autiorities ix gagfacci mei abroad.
ft. Self-Applicable Physical Curative, unlike
noxious dmi.s, is perfectly harmleas and of an ealcacy
Tartly cupeMor to all other external remedies.
Owing to tbe physiological, physical, and &mind
effects of the tiedricity they pntly and permanently
impart into the system, them appliancre exercise an
ehlorzildastithzti.b, promo...witing the
schirsnl.t. ohin,hwelrcsouoruletiona
meters the normal h.io. -4 r--...;:zziitizatr In a Mi.
bUitated oonstitution ; tonna the coma they
daily elect In oases of
ItheutimUne Head and Toothache Epilem
Lumbago indigestion General and Local
Sciatica Liver Complaint Dainty
Neuralgia Pundysis Functions! Clam%
trout Nervous Deafness dere, en, Sc.
After MI other remedies have fullsd, and thus populari-
sing Electricity In accordance with the suillenebe en.
cominmslo the Nedloal sad Scientific Prom
Recent improvementa In them appliances by the
Inventor rimder then self-application extremely com-
fortable and effectlre, and thus mandrels fanner tricorn
misname.

LOAIMIX—III DI Itontruim PAVlL—Extraell a an
official Report at a meeting, April 1, 1851.
" The Voltaic Mains of Kr. Pulventascher so. really.
• MO4 wonderful apparatus."
"The committee be to propose to the Academy to"
address their thanks to Mr. Pulvermaoher for his mod."
" interaning communication. Adopted.-13mAorm tor
" b lomaging, Toss rn. No. IL"
ISHEIDMINFE Istr9ovimarre have led to to. following
testimonial by the elite of the Medical Profearion in the
metropolle. Bach as Kr C. Locona, ILD., s.rt., sir
Y. R. Maims, Bart, C.B. F.R.C.S., lie., lie., he.
Dr. J. PidlalllA, F.R3.; F.L.S., in his " Mated&
KedioN" Mtge 53, 1554. Fourth edition :
"The application of the Voltaic circuit hae been*
" largely prescribed, and has become • popular moody"
'in the form of Puiverniacher's Galvanic Chains."
" They should be worn so as to encircle the part"
O sliected, in cases of Rheumatism, Paralysis, &c. They"
"are regarded by practitioners an a valuable and con-'
" ?enfant mains of applying the continuous Voltaic'
▪ current."
TEE "Limn," No. 1, Vol 11., 1866:
n
This mgooloos apparatus of Kr, redwiratocher tue•
" now stool the tert for some years. . . . It may"
" to used by Use midleal attendant, or by the patient"
" binned . . . sad the operator an Dow diffuse
" the gatvanis Warne, over an attendee stirbee, or,
▪ oaeemhiat 000. single point. In these days or
mediectialvente quackery It is a milel to observe the"
o very plain end straightforward manner, in which Mr..
Pelveremehees apparatus to reccarimmoded to the
Cairn /g• 11.621:1;wurtarirri's VOLTAIC A PYLLINONII
have, by their unperelleled curative soccer Incited
=Tian spenaletors— unable, a. they ars, to Infringe his
patent—to an absurd competition with articles falsely
mmegeoted as Insetrical ; therefore observe that no
Wraith or Voltaic Bands or Bells can be genuine unime
baring the Ka simile of J. L. Pct.vsasucazalteignature
a Um box.
iletentlfle extraets and • select:on of tho daily I.
crewing number of teatimotdals, together 'with prios
hut, are embodied in pamphlet, " GALVANISM,
?altars CHIEF REBFORER OF IMPAIRED
VIM INYBOY," mot pest free on application to
J. 1 PULVERMAOHE GALVANIO
ESTABLISHMENT.
194, REGENT STREET. LONDON.