The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30 00:00:00

AN EXTRAORDINARY STORY,

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AA tixtraor4ines7 occurrence is reported from Abbeyaail !
county Limerick. Two daughters of • farmer
Murphy, were taking • walk through the fields • few
days ago, when they saw four men approaching, bearing a
coffin on their shoulders. The men having placed the
coffin on the ground advanced towards the elder girl and
attempted to lay Viands on her. She !shrieked. and
her sister, terrified, ran off for a•dstanee. When assistance
arrived the men and thc coffin had disappeared, but the
gig was found lead in the field. This Is the story as
related by the surviving sister.

Bil :AK VAST. —KITS'S COCOA. --01LATlitle AND COVFOITIMI.
By • thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern
the operations of ilkaition and nutrition, and by • careful
&indication of the fine properties of wellalected now, Mr.
Eiiis has pr v.dal our breakfast tables with a delicately
tam] red beverage which nay are us many heavy doctors'.
Cicif Service Gaelic. Made simply with Boiling
Water or Milk--Sell by Unicera In lockets only,
labcllcd—
"J AMIN Errs & (k)., licenceopathic Chemista, 1, ha:adman.,
Street, and 170, Piccadilly ; Maim, Eaton Had, London "
MANI'FACIMIII or C We will now give an &coma of
the proems adoptol by Maws James Epps Cu., ianufacturers
of dietetic &nicks, at their work. in the Eaton !load, London."
—See article in Cassell's How-Aoki Guide.

CAL/now—Messrs. Resiirrr é SONS beg to caution the
public against imitation square blue, of very inferior
quality. The Paris Blue in squares (itse.l in the Prince
of Welc,' Laundry), is sold in wrappers bearing their
name and trade mark.
AS IT IS. AS IT OUGHT TO B.

In 'Tile Timm' of Jan ith, "At the Dockm, where
Dr. llee.Li. writes:— Hornioinn's Teas are in
"`•4° • fur"' howl I took aamplea from
austyine tx tea ; of IS
all sere found to be adulter• original chests. which I
ated. They wore all artificially analysed k found perfect-
coloured with l'nuselan blue, ly PCIIE and free from the
turmeric. Sild a. mineral powder. fislial artificial faciv :
the luality being equally
The substances used in facing
tea serve no useful purpose, __,.....t0ry.„1...b.19.164.
but render practicable other
more serious adulterations." A. H. Hasson, M.D.
3,218 Agents --Chemists, Confrctioiters, kr. lie era.,

lowa ad! Hu;niolia's Packet Tea.

Hottoway's Posts are admirably adapted for CURiIIE
diseases incidental to females. At various periods of life
women are subject to complaints which require a peculiar
medicine ; and it is now a demonstrable fart that there Is
none so suable RN Holloway's Pills For all the debilita-
taing disorder.; incidental to the sex, and in every contin-
gency perilous to the life and health of women—youthful
or aged marries! or single—this great regulator and
renovator of the secretive organs and the nervous system
is an immediate cure. The purifying qualities render them
invaluable to females at all ages They are searching and
cleansing, yet invigorating • few doses will speedily
remove every specie' of Irregularity in the system,' and
thereby establishedflicalth on asound and firm basis.
Bewsite oe PIRATICAL IMITATIONS sir ALLCOReI
Poitous PLASTER. --Owing to the wonderful sale these
celebrated plastere have obtained los- their curative
pnsperties in lumbago, sciatica, rheumatism, pains in
side and back, and, in short, all pains and local affec-
tions, some unprincipled parties, have been manufac-
turing and offering for sale spurious !dieters, put up in
such • manner as tsi deceive the unwary, and, as sole
agent for Great Britain and Ireland, I can guarantee
none genuine Save they bear on the Revenue Stamp, in
white letters, the wonis —"Tnos. America and Go.
POROUS Pt....arms," and the public,by never purchasing
unless this is on, will secure to themselves the genuine
l'omus Plaster. —Hm: ay I). IMANDnimi, Liverpool,
pe sole agent for Euro and the C i Colonies. Dealers n
spurious plasters will be prosecuted.
MORTALITT—ITS CAUNE AND MITIGATION.—It is very
hard for a man to say he sheen% know, especially in a
matter which he professes, or which he is expected to
know. Repetition forbids hien to confess this. Hence
the great increase of the so-called diseases of the heart.
The physician not, perhaps, at once discerning the real
cause of the malady, finds • ready means of escape from
entharrasment in ascribing it to hied diseaes. We would
not be understood to say, that there are not thousands of
cases of organic disease of this the chief organ of life, but
we firmly believe that many cases of what is termed
heart disease, are nothing but the result of imperfect
circulation of the blood caused by impaired digestion. In
such cases, the best and readiest means of relief is found
in llolloway'e Pills, which have won a world-wide reputa-
tion. They act directly upon the bleod—that vehicle by
which the nourishment is distributed throughout the
system—and indirectly upon all parts of the body,
restoring those whose action has failed, and reinvigorating
others yet unnamed. Thousands of cures wade and
lives preserved will bear witness to their efficacy. The vast
business system (with its countlese agencies, its immense
correspondence, its stupendous amount of advertis-
ing) through which the Pills and Ointment are forwarded
to every point of the compose, is one of the commercial
wonders of the world. None hut a master mind could
have conceive! the plan; nothing short of Napoleon-like
energy and perseverance would have suffice, to carry it
out.. It is said that there does not exist but few public
prints in any language in which the name of Thomas
Holloway has not appeared; nor is there a port of any
note, on the shores of any ocean. see, or bar to which his
medicines are not regularly consigned. They are the
curatives of civilized origin which have enlisted the cons
fidenee of savage and seinieavage nations. The Malays,
the Burmese, Chinese and Hindoos, the Indians of both
Americas, and, in fact, all the coloured races that are in
communication with Christian countries, have more or
lees experienced their healing and invigorating influence.
Not long before the recent native outbreak in India, a
large order was despatched to Holloway's agent at
Signapore by the King of Siam; and the King of Gude,
during his late sojourn In London, declared that the Pills
and tiintment were the most valuable gifts Great Britain
hail ever bestowed upon the eastern world.—The
sreetereien.
Etyrriucter. —A few years since the idea of even a
temporary release from physical pain through the instru-
mentality of Electricity only provoked the quite exasperat-
ing smile with which the ineredulous are wont to torture
those who advance some new scientific truth or venture to
do battle in the cause of social progress. But truth will
triumph in the end, and Electricity is winning fresh
triumphs each year. Every week brings to light new
proofs of the beneficial remits which can be obtained ;
through its agency, electrical machines are at- work in our I
leading hospitals. But, like the leprous king who was told
to Wl' in the river, people still harden their hearts
because of the simplicity of the proposed remedy, and in
their ignorance complain that the cure for various diseases
cannot do good to any. They required to be reminded ,
again and yet again that Electricity or Galvanism is net
one single thing, but that there are four different forms of
it, each possessing peculiarities of its own, while from one
of them—that is the continuous current—radically
different effects may be produced as the stimulating, I
electro-tonic, electrolytic, or cauterising action is applied.
If any of our readers wish to pursue this inquiry, thereat's,
many scientific books published on the therapeutical
value of Electricity which will teach them theoretically
its properties and sources; but thee who are prepared for
a practical test need only walk up Regent Street and ask
Mr. Pulvermacher to dine them what he can effect by the
continuous currents produced by his Galvanic Chain
Bands. We can speak from rainy grateful, personal ex-
periences °tithe relief obtained in severe attacks of neuralgia
mu the liftd from the use of Chains, which are Voltaic
Batteries of a very ingenious form. They produce a
continuous current, and are compressed into such a small
space that the case does not occupy more room in year
portmanteau than an ordinary hook which obviate, all
the difficulties when travelling connected with the old
forms of batteries. The disagreeable "shock " which is
produced by a high tension current has not to be dreaded
here. In fact, we do not mind confessing that the first
time we used Pulvermacher's Chain we laid it aside in
great disgust, because we did not feel those unpleasant
pricks or jerks. Just at that very moment a "wiser, bet
not "• madder man- stepped in, and bidding us take the
Chain again in our hand', he aeon gave • pratical demons-
tration of the action which was going on, though we had
not been able to discern it ; flashes of light peered before
sere eyes water was decomposed, and our faith entire',
kindled by an application to which the backs of our hands
responded, though the palms had remained insensible We
do not ask any one to wee:. our testimony alone ; we can
',e'en them that the highest medical authorities. from,
Sir Cherie. Locock, and e Lanese downward, snook l°
glowing terms of the value of Mr. Pulvermacher's dis-
coveries, which entitle him to the regard of all interested
in the advancement of real and useful progress. We could
quota a number of cures effected by these Chains, bat
we only desire in this brief notice to draw attention to s
great natural force, which holds& vast and varied influence
over us, and which will be more keenly appreciated by the
coming generation. Many would now say. farewell t‘..,
some of the ills that Beth is heir to" if their eyee could
but be opened to the value of this curative ROMA% and lii
the hope of helping one such we roooniniend them to dud/
the orldloatioh of nentzleitY by Mr. Palverznachasis th.
• ventiosa—ihrws TAi ririeris aemakte, Karon 18141.

To the Queen end Royal Fetidly;
11. R-11 the Prime of Weise (Special Appointment
And to mescal Indian Potentate., Foreign CJecraments,
and Raliwu Compute.,
Established 1740.
IV. BENSON,
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, CIOLDSIIMI, SlLVER-
mia.poduSlithm.leTchHmait,.ANor.phDorArßxxnTlet.,,,STlTL:rn:Chri:ll:.
LET
AL WORKER.
the Durby nod ifl other
Rum sod Great Event, of the day are tuned.
111ANITAc-follf AND (Nrr Hocisa—fe A 00, IXDOATE HILL.
WT EttipoEir,
wigfriuir,oictnistcre—lisonDoLVDESOLoNNDDoSTVET, AND
WATCHES. CLACKS.
Wall kind's, from 2 to 1000 Das.
Church, Tuvret,
carriage, Chime.
c....OHLAf:a2l:l:l;knli:ig":l•Du'dfr:citturrzeaph':l7 "37
Dining and Drawing-room,
geom., Con‘T• Ball, Shop.
iterestere, Indian. AC. Library, Bracket, Arc .
and .oall.dObLyU
JC.LIC,V.CICS,O.(tigit,
wed beiy A
orsd in bosuellsl4,
those manufactured gamed. They 6.1 only be oh wird it
th.pAFin;:;.,,g:l:lo,A,l:ll;:opro.BßitelmuiaNZESpr,c,„ArND CIIIIINCY ORNAJfEW'S of
thi auras designs from Continental atthe rs of the hicitest
of the hoot sod meet coqulUt.
&Apr, with Mooograms, Creme, and Devices F.nauselled in
our dodos by UN most accomplished Artists In the
Ualprz; mew.. Brooches. Bramleta, leicketa Necklaces
swe, and all kind' of bticuter , ryppli.dto 'womb.
oi
thepigiastem't nioa°ll...PLArt."l—rilatiZoltheodnlPtr."ll•Of
men. Jicelivel and other Boxes, u
Bases for the Corporation of Loodoe sod
Bodies to entices documents conveying the Fi
city to the Prints ot Wales, Duke of Edinburgh, to
wog AND ELICTIO.PLATO la the MOat meant fachloas, nod
or lb. moos durable tasks In Electra-Plate it le necessary to
sound materals and a suflault coating of silver to
n▪
iut, (Idly wear and test satietassorily. No other la really
cusp .0 507 price, not worth buying.
Watches and Clock' repaired by skilled workmen. Old
saver, loweEery. Watches, he:. Exchanged. Merchants,
Shippers, and Clubs supplied.
Illustrated Pamphlets!, with full deamiption of all kinds I
Watches, linsia-pieem, Jusell.ry, sad Electro-Plue, with Deices
alineult by Prat epee stagillsmilon to J. W. BUNN,
at Whet et the shone 410
'I
sleben. Ciotti. Jewelry. sod Plate •Ist to all pieta of
Oho weft

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diataniguidied persoi.yes
—Tei4laioedals of diffident Norte. Bacioe
provided by Ylv
-4 other Pottle,

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MARAVILLA COCOA.
The Perfection
of Prepared Coma.

MA RAVILLA COCOA. —Delicloult,mulnorrigo-
otstatning to all.

MA RAVI LLA COCOA. —The best heverse•
for Invalids
end Dritept

M•R•VILL• COCOA.— One trial end
ertaklish fie
excellence.