The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10 00:00:00

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RRMEOY FOR FOOT AND MOUTH DISSASE.
Mr. Don, surgeon, of Dorwards thU, Whitham,
Nesea, has witnessed a trial of the remedy for foot and
mouth dieresis recommended by Mr. Stratton. of Ayle-
stone, ne.r I)orcheater, and Is so gratified at the essulia
that be sonstnunicatee them to the public. Finding
some newly.bought cattle 11l of the disease, his tenant,
Mr. Taber, removed them to • °over. building, and
began without delay Mr. Stratton's treatment:
"Adding the preliminary cleansing of the mouth, and
mooping the gems, tongue, and throat with a ape ego
soaked in a solution of alum in tincture of myrrh. The
*poops was bound upon a stick for that purpose, bet re
i.lvihg the first dose of medicine to every animal. For
. time they could eat nothing, but were very thirsty,
and am a substitute for water, or in addition to it, be
put into a tub ground Iln,eed and toppings, pollster
upon it boiling water, and letting' it stand for an hour
or two and tb:m tilling up with water, making altogether
about tbil or Iho gallons of nourishing gime:. The animas
drank with this groat Ash ity to less than 21 hours ; and
ou the following Wed:A.l:ly they fed freely upon out
end lnc,rno. mited with meal, .alt samba,
and chaff. On the Friday their mouths were Glean,
and no lameness follow:31 which required attention.
The medicine was given for four I.OOOMJIT6 days, sad ra
Monday I could trnc u a)mplatn of disease In any
on. of them, mml they ore rapidly reooveriug the loge
of :hob which lo common to this complaint." We may
repeat that the :medicine recommended by Mr. Stratton
so felines :—Oue ounce of chlorate of potash, dl.
soloed In cue quart of water, adding eight drachms of
camphoratrul spirits of wine when about to administer
the dew. This is to be continued for three days, and
half the quantity for sheep and salves for the WWI
poliud. Mr. Stratton and Mr. Taber attended to the
t•estment the-twelves, and other farmer, ara
room-
m.-ndsal to fellow their ea:maple, and the advice of
Frani. lin : •ijfyou what a thing done well, dolt your-
self."

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szprzillßlit. 1172.

Tiondirisr. oder the lORUOLOO of
pnc., u. L •erpuol to I othor lending m•rk• t.,
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heats, both Englith old foreign, have been @Mang
freely at 2.. !Mr IV. more money, sad on this day's
market. with • aupply of English. values were
quite 'Zs. to 3.. high.", end foreign folly 3t. per qr.
Leant, with • good demand. Grinding barley sad
ulaae. 61. per qr. higher, and • fair trade. Gars dull,
at Mo. week.. I um.; • few mer Irish tawneys, ea
tierou,,. ream.. .1 :W. 61. per 3041 he., quality sod cm.-
&coo for. Itoo:.• and peas rather dearer.
ills .. I '. r 111/1111DAT.---At tbla day', market
'hire gas htft .uppis of Euglian •heat, for which
there was • good demand se an improvement oi 2e. per
qr. ; second., old and new red making 59r. to 62r., and
white 6.111, to 66a, per qr. if 4961 be. Foreign whist sold
at an advance of 2e. to It. per .r., according to quality.
'IM-re tr. aI or soutemptive Maumee, fieghm oat.,
304. to li.. .4. qr. of 14 lb. nuthel. For,,:
• 2:te. to 270. per. qr. of 29f10 oer bushil There
Ii some itquiry for malting barley, but no reliable
sales reyort•L Holders of foreign are asking • smart
advaime.

All tress es third slus bet.eut Dsrainsier sad
Wey mouth.

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DEvizgd, TRIILSDAT.—A, small supply of wheat at
market to- lay, and • arm trade, at last we k's prima
There was, however, some quantity left un•old at the
elose of Leans's. Beet wheat, ..it &A new. :11s. GI. to
32.. tier retch ; erroondary date, 2.hi. te29r. 6,1.; barley,
3's.. tu 40g. bd. ; fibs fluur. Els. to 48r. ; beat seconds,
42.. to 435. ; oats, 225. to 27. ; reas,lBs. to 210. ; beans,
22.. GI. tu 2.1 r ; be.t breed, ls. 3d. per gallon.
MANI:H EATER, THOSIDAT.—( From Remy. Owen
and Ilarriott'e Corn (firntil.r.)—Toe weather during
the wo.k Las been in an unsettled 4 de. Last evening
we hot heavy ran, accrompanied by thunder and
iightnir g. Owtoir to the very light edocks in first bands,
bolder. have suecoe ed in outaiuing enhanced rat,. for
• haat and 8 or. Other attic!., have also improved Ira
vslue. at Liverpool the arrivals from abroad have boon
heavy of mote, liberal of wheat and beans, ar d moderate
of flour. From Ireland Hit supplies of eats have been
liberal but midi if oatmeal.
MARLLANE, wheat trade is again
'my firm, and for fortign produro further adcsitoed
prices are se.lbed. The new • heat offering con.hit•
principally of inferior, which is almoat neglect..d. Fine
qualities are purchased readily at priors teroling up-
wards. Barley changed hands rather slowly on former
, terms. Mat Is in limited nqueet at prstious quota-
toot.,. The show of (NU is tolerably larg... 8.1. s not
effected with tcadirese ; but lor .ound oorn very fell
price. obtained. Kam: is dealt in seedy and nom-
moods extreme currencies. Ream act peas quiet,
though film In inane, Flour continuos very strong,
tnough no further improvement Is observable in the
quotatioes. Arrivals :—English and Seetch ; Wheat,
290 ; beans, 20 Foreign: Wheat, 34,410; barley,
I 7 s o ; oat., 10,880; mos., 10,440; hems, 1,900 qrs. ;
I dour, 1 8011 'berm 2,470 ly•ricil..
I LI VEEFOOL, FitICIAT. —Since lest Tureday that,
bon au advance in the, pricra of wheat; but this
Mon-tang's market opened W 11.4 a lelifitar tube and with
• *icy slow demand, and the improvement was Inst.
Floor, lA. to 1.. desrer. Boans rather dearer. Peas •
littio easier. Indian corn in far demand, at the rate.
of 1.. t mar kst day.
WAKEFIELD, FRIDAY. W beat was 2s. per quarter
drarer than hot Friday, with • far sale for al good
qualities of new and uhf, but damp and sprinkled new
almost unsalraLle. Berl.; in Is:r inqiury.

" AVlarr TO EPPA'S 0000 A MAMUFACTOZT. —Through
the kindness of Mears. Epps, I absently had an oppor-
tunity of seeing the many complicated and varied
processes the Came bean PAWNS through ere it is sold
for public use, and, being both interested and highly
pleased with what I saw during my vidt to the menu-
factory, I thought • brief ace out of it. Cacao, an.l the
way Ai. tuautifaeturd by M.e.re Epp., to 'lt it for a
wholesome end nutrit.olis beverage. might be of
Interest to the readvrs f Land and Water.' "—Bra
Artiolnin "Lend aud Water," October 14.
ISREARLAIST.—EPPE'S CutA.A.-01LATIFUL AND Co..
rowririo.—" Ity a thorough knowledge of the natural
lawa which govern the operationa of digestion sod
nutrition, and by • careful applieation of the Ilan
propoties of well-seleoted oocoa, Mr. Beta has provided
our breakfast tables with • delicately flavoured
beverage which may seven. many heavy doctors' hills"—
Ojetf.a.reice geacttec. Made simply with Boiling Water
or Milk. kach packet le labelled—" JAREN EPPS k
ilointeopattio Chemist., Loudon." Also, malign of
Epps's Cocaolne, • very thin beverage for evening nee.
MANUFACTURE OF CuCOA,CACAOINE. AND CHOOOLATII.
--"We will now give rut scoonnt of the process adopted
by Yesres. James Epps and Co., manufacturer, of
d'etetio articles, at their works in the Easton Road,
London."—Sce article in Part 19 of Casasits Hoseskolal
Guide.

Duni Ix TEI Por."—Every prison Is aware that
Tai is tory largely adultaratad, *Ed Is made up so skil-
fully as to defy dr teatiou ;it is, therefore to the Merest
of all t, amours moll taa a. it guaranteed part by Um
reputation of t o ruerchatt ; far 30 years' liornimsn's
PALICiT Tea Las commanded preferen‘s because it la
pure, strong, aLd "always good alike."

AVICRAtiIIL

MEW SI ITAL POCKET VISTA Box WITH PATENT
SPRING COVER. Bryant and May have recently intro-
duced a very useful little Poeket Vesta Box with •
0108 e Ingenious and simple spring cover; It Is a novelty
In every way, and will soon come into very general
use—being of metal instead of card, and retailed filled
with Testae at one penny. key Tobacconist, Graver,
or Chandler. will supply it.
THOSE Labige who have not yet used CILINITIELD
STARCH. MR respeetfully solieited to give it a trial,
and carefully follow out the directions printed on every
package, and if abla is done, they will say like the
Queen's Laundress, that, it is tbe finest starch they
ever used. When you ask for Glonfield Starch, Nee
that you get it, as inferior kinds are often substituted
for the sake of extra profits.

MADLAII MOBICLL GYMNADIIIII POZ
LLDIIIII, No. 36, Bruten-etreek Berle.ley Square, W.—
Bound shoulders and stooping hatsts cured ha three
months. The art of skating thught at lOs 61 per lessons
Madame Brenner's new work on Calsathenies for the
use of schools forwarded on the reoeiptof 10e 64.
Governesses thoroughly initiated in the art of teaching
in three lesions.

NO LEAD or other poisonous or mineral admixtures
are to be found in Rowlands Yammer Oil, whigh im.
portant (sot has, during lb. act 70 years, proved it to
be the getout, and erring to it. great nourishing powers,
the best hair restorer and beautifier in use. It stay be
obtained everywhere of all chemists and perfumers.
l'rioe 3s. 64., 7e, 10s. 6d. (equal to four smell) and 21s.
per bottle.
WHITS Lap SOUND TILISII are indispensable to per
sonal attraction, and to health and longevity by thl
proper mas.tiicaostiotnioat food,l-lltokewl::idtio.Odontotot,heor Peer.
eradicates tartar and 'pots of incipient decay, strengthens
the gums, and gives a pleasing fragrance to the breath.
Price 2.. 91. per box. Hold by Chemists and Perfumere
Ask for " Rowlands Wont*:

WONDEBSUL EFFICACY OF MIL CONCRIVI'II EMMY
FOB CUNISUNFTION.--See the now edition (116th) of
Mr. George Thomas Congreve's book " On Consomp•
tion of the Lungs; or, Decline. and the Only decease.
lot Treatment ' showing that formidable disease to be
eatable in all its stage+ ; with additional Cases of
Cure, and questions for Patiento eonerilting the Author
by letter. Post free from the Author, Coombe Lodge,
Peckham, London, for Five Stamps.
VALOABLI DiscovnT Foe THE HAIM Il—A very
nicely perfumed hair dressing aalled " The Rezioen
Reir Renewer," now being sold by most Chemists and
rf Peumers at e. 64. per bottle, is feat superseding all
"Bair Restorer."—for it will positively restore in every
oaae Grey or White heir toita original colour, by a few
spolicarons, without dyeing it, or leaving the disagree-
able smell of most "Restorers." It makes the hair
charmingly beautiful OA well u promoting the growth
on bald spots, where the hair glands are net decoyed.
Certifiable from Dr. Verimann on every bottle, with
, full particulars. Ask for the "Mariam Hair Renewer,"
preporwl by H. 0. Gallup, 493, Oxford-street, London.

MRIL WINSLOW'S SOOTHING STROP vol CHILDS= I
Should always be used when children are mating
teeth ; it relieves the little sufferers at once, it pro-
duce. natural quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes ' as bright u
button." It is perfectly harmless. and very pleasent to
testa. It motile. the child, it softens the gams, allays
all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and Is the
best known remedy for dysentery nod dlerrhou, whether
arising from teething or other Gauss. Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup is sold by thou/audio( Medicine dealers
in all puts of the world at is lid. per bottle, and
Millions of Mother' can testify to its virtue—Menu-
factory, 49.1, Oxford-street, London.
PILLOW/ FT-paws' I—For the Tutu sod Salem.
A few drops of this liquid ono wet tooth brush produces
a delightful foam which cleanses the Teeth from all
Impurities, strengthens and hardens the gums, prevents
tarter, sod ,nests the program of decay. It gives to
the Teeth • peculiar and beautiful whiteness, and tin.
parts • delightful fragrance to the breath. It removes
all unpleasant odour arising from decayed teeth,
disordered stomach, or taupe smoke. The Fragrant
. .

Floriline I.t unity vegetable, and royally adapted to
old and young. It is toe greatest toilet discovery of
the age. Sold in large bottles and elegant cases at
2a. 64. by all Chemists and Perfumers. It. C. GALLUP,
Proprietor, 423, Oxford-street, London.
Biomes BIONOLUAL Manua, for the sure of Coughs,
Golds, kloessenem, Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, or any
Irritation or soreoras of the throat, are now imported
and sold In this eountry at Is. lid. per box, pump in
the form of • " lozenge.' It is the most oonvenielit,
Filament, safe and sure remedy for , clearing and
strengthening the voice known in the world. The
Bev. Henry Ward Beecher says: " I have often reeom-
mended them to friends who were public' speaners, and
In many OW* they have proved a:tree:l4ly serviomble."
The geritune have the words "Brown'. Bronchial
Trochee on the Government Stamp around each boa.
Bold by all medicine vnodora.—London Depot, 414,
Ozford•street

EIOLLOWAT'S PILLS. —lndigestion, Stomaeh, and
Liver ConsplaAnts.—Persom suffering from say dia.
order* of the hero, stomach, or the organs of digestion'
Mould have moonrise to Holloway's Pala, as there is
no medicine known that acts on these particular
complaints with such certain inumem. It. psosilar
properties strengthen . the stomach, inveses the
appetite, and roam a sluggiab liver. For bowel
compltinta it is invaluable, se it removes every primary
derangement, thereby restoring the patient to the
soundest health and streagth. Them preparations
may be need at all times, and in all cliutales, by persona
attested with biliousness nausea, or disordered livers.
For flatulency and heartburn they are specifics. In-
deed no ailment of the digestive organs on. long regal
their purifying and retractive power.

_
A Boaros Ins•--t discovery has been made and
singled in Boston which, it Is claimed, will reduoe the
Sod of steam power more then 60 per cent. Itoonests
of a novel process by which the great amount of ite,t
width escapes Into the air in the waste or athaturt
a.eem from engines Is utilised by conducting It through
the tubes of a boiler filled with the bisalphide of carton
• fluid that boils at 110 degrees Feb., and at the tem-
perature of sahanat steam gives a pressure of 651 b. to
the inch in the boiler; the vapour formed in this
boiler u used to drive en engine, instead of steam, tied
diar ',sing used in condensed by (tooling, pumped into
the boiler again, and used continuously without lass.
ills claims] that experiments prove that by this
proems the same 1.1.1 now required to produce 100-
bora* power, with the best engines In ass, will produse
250-borse power, showings gain of 120 per cent. in the
amount of power obtained by the consumption of fuel.—
New Fort Daily Bel/clic.

- -
VULtiOnti TO Conn.—Among the inventions for
which patents have recently been obtained in the United
States are the following :—• dories for attaching but-
tons to clothing, with • screwdriver ; an attaehmeot to
pienos, so that the strings may hit touebed midieligth
by • pedal movement, and sounds similar to • violin or
guitar obtained; a child's carriage, so arranged that
when the handles are dropped • pawl stop. the wheels
and arrests motion at one., and when grasped, the
pawl is released; • pencil alarpeusr that also operates
as a handle for stumps of lead pencils- breastpins
and earrings, with tubes to hold artillcdal dower,; an
apparatus for drawing on boots, consisting of • swig)
wowing round the body below the waist, having at each
end • hook to engage the boot-t 0 ga • • medical seen-
pound for the smallpox, oompossa 'of saltpetre, gum
camphor, and oharood ; a bouquet holder of soft
metal, that, after filling with dowers and water, may
be &owed at the topc • lady's comb, paused into the
beck hair in this usual manner, and the leaves allowed
to overlap and press upon the chignon, • spring ser-
ving not only to retain the ornament in plass bet the
chignon also; • bead light for lortemotives, with sa
jutjur camber placed in front of the light, and deo
arta • monsbl• Wound weds to be operated by the
I engineer; a toy bank, in which an automaton banker
elands to receive matey, and, when • swing Is (Seen-
he tacos wend, the door is eljuall, sod the Row
hi tit bilk put el the Wk.

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1872.