The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-07 00:00:00

ENGLISH WOOL.

The English wool market is devold—of anlinstlon, and
prises continue stry weak, although the stooks remain-
ing are execedinglr light. Business in 'Menial prcdooe
is also restrioted, but there is no depression obeerviible
in the rates.

. a. d.
Southdo6ll bogg.Ilm••• to 1 6
„ and wethers 4 -- 1
Leicester do .. . 7i - 1
Wsther matching* .. 7—l 74
BRADFORD, Tau anDaY. —The near approsoh of the
holidays tends to ammo • very claim: fee mg throughout
the market. The wool market Ls quite de4titnte of
animation. The trananetiocia in wool have been
very small indeed, and aa prima have been sotroaly
teated it Is uncertain whether ally alteration ean be
quoted in price..

SEEDS.
Considerable nativity. u might be expecte now
characterises the agric,iltural seed trod., and for clovers
and other deuriptions there ban beau during the put
week • brisk eonsumptive demand. Fine red used, both
English and foreign, appears to be now getting into
narrow macaw, and prloes conaiqueotly keep very
steady. White dour seed is also exceedingly arm.
For Alaike and Trefoil seeds there is a fair sale at the
low rate. now current. Foreign Italian has beaus
scam, and must be quoted is. per bale higher. Rye
grasses move off quietly on former terms. Of spring
tares the 'apply is limited, and prion ere • shade
dearer. For both mustard and rape seed the tendency
of values is upwards. English linseed is in good
request. For b.rd seeds the tra&,) is .low.—Joux BLUR
ADD 5018.

COVENT GAWAN.
• dull week, and few orders or, head, the provincial
tomkets being unionally slack. Some lair samples of
new grapes are offered, and strawberries me coming
much more freely, the supply tfting in *sous of the
demand. Some good samples of eobs are still off,red,
but the wholesale trade for them is very limited.
Apples just suffloient for the trade, oontistioi Prin-
cipally of Wellingtons, Not Gremlins. and
Gooseberry Pippin, ranging from To. to 10e. per
bushel. —THOMaII TATLUS, Waelesale Apple Mulct,
Covent Garden.

Tul TIIROAT AND WIXOM% IMO OS psciNtlY 1111,10 SO inflamma-
tion, MOON(g soreness and dry-no er, Gahm and irritation,
inducing cough and affeeting the 0 oke. For these symptom*
se glycerine In the twin of jujubes. Glycerine th tithes
"'reelable cultist-dons, being in pro amity to the glands at the
...penitent they are excited by the net a sucking, beeth.,,,,
dy boding. od DJ pia en, (by Isar nor I.
iAt„64,l o James Errs A Co., tilonstropathic 4s,
Thr..1....a. alma. ...I I. bond on."--sold in
w.„,,,,,urn by J. V. WillilUlS, =l, St itiban's Street.
Bids•riaasr. —Arra I ClJel A. --tiltartrUls Ain Col&
yomso.—.• By • thoroash knowledge of the nature
lees which govern the op :rations of digestion sod
nutrition, sod by • careful applestion of tbisene
po-
pertlee of yell *sleeted OOC 0. Mr. llpp• has provided
our breekfast tabled eau • oslioatsly dsvonred bnver-
age wino!) may lave us ro soy heavy doctors' bills.—
arrics Aluttie. blade simply vita Boiling water
mils.-30!,1 by Grocers in packets only, isteglod—
,i,JArdire Errs &la CO., liorbre3psthic Chemista, 48,
Threadneedle Street, and 170, Picestitlly ; Works,
Eu.ton Road, London."

blanurscittan (.:003 W. will now nioo an
&avant of the promos adc pted by )(essrs. James Xppe
and Co., maaufacitzers of dietetic articles, at thcil
works ICI the Stilton Rawl, London."—dee artist* In
Ousglt's HottleAuld
HOLLAJW•fII OINThlk2ll. •111) PILLP.—CAta A/WM.
ties. —At at seasons of the year the rate of mortality
from dummies of th• lungs is very gnat. Ifollowaer
Ointment well subbed upon Ins chest, aided by his Pule,
arrests all misshief. Th LIM oleacsiug medicameam
eureka& must salutary as d restoratire indoenee {MU
the satire content' of the pectoral parity. Air tubes,
nerves, blood vessels, an d ail other drum fen the
wholesomely proteetivs •'over, more particularly in
their thoroughly punt) Ii g both venous aid arterial
blood by prounitiLg the in e stimulation of air. Neither
°takeout nor P.lis oontaii any 00LiOUll ingredient what-
ever, but their balsanale natant nousiabee tattier than
irritates the system, sad kladly amidst' ill untoward
symptom. UM sll Is mil Tam mom

ELECTRICITY IS LIPS.
PULVEILIIACLIEN'd PATENT
GALVANIC CLIAIN-BANDS, BgLTS,
BATTERIES, RECENTLY IMPROVED.
Approved by tho Academy of Mediciae at Paris aid
°Saar Medici/ ieethorüics an Ragland an! abroad.
This B•ll.Applimble Physical Curative. uoihk •
noxious drug., is perfectly hermit.. and of an efficacy
vastly superior to all other external remedies.
Owing to the phyelological, phydcal, •nd chemical
effects of the ffledrceify they cently an I permanently
Impart Into the nyatem, these apphauca exam .•
internal action, promoting the dige.tlon, circulation,
and nutrition, thereby ambition Nature in her efforte to
router* the normal balance of health and vigour in • de-
bilitated constitution ; hence the remarkable cures they
daily effect In case. of
Rheumatisa Heed anil Toothache lipilepey
Lumbago Indigestion General and Local
Sciatica Liver Complaint Debit ty
Neuralgia Paralysis Functional Mare
Gout Nervous Deafness den. Ac., Lc.
After all other remedies hare failed, and thus podularb
sing Electricity in accordance with the authentic en-
COMMISn In the Medical and Scientific Prose.
Recent improvements in thews appliance, by the
Inventor render their eellappliccion •ttramely com-
fortable and effective, and thus remedial* former lacuna
venieoces.
AOADIMIS DI MSDICIWiI, PAll&EitrAlt 01 AA
°Riedel Report at a mooting, April I. 1851.
The Voltaic Crain. of Mr. Pulver:nether are really'
o a moat wonderful apparatus."
"The committee beg to propose to the Academy to"
••addre•• their thank. to Mr. Pwvermacher for his 0104"
" interesting communication. AdOpted.-84.11.1.1111x Di"
..L 'ACADI3III, Toils tn. No. 13."
El(Joosbsiva liirauvamixTa bare led to On following
toolmoniii by the elite of the Medical Profusion in the
J. a.
mAIRte„,,
..SB.uclrei, ae
c.
FC..B.Looocac.B.,
kc, Blr
Dr, J. F.LB., to We "Mated&
Al/idlest." Par 53, 1854. Fourth edition
The application of the Voltaic circuit hap been"
largely prescribed, and has become • popular remedy.'
"in the form of Pulvermactier's Galvanic aunts."
" They should be warn ea as to encircle the part"
...enacted, in came of Rheumatism. Paralysis, ha They"
" are regarded by practitioner. I. • valuable and con."
" venient mean. of applying the oontinuous Voltaic*
" current."
Tan "LAIIOhT." No. 1, Vol 11., 1856:
.• This 14enious apparatus of Mn, Pulvermachior ha."
"now anord the test for some year.. . . . It may"
" be used by the medical •thndant, or by the patient"
"himself . . . and the operator can now &Mtge"
" the galvanic influence over an extensive surface, or,'
" concentrate itons single point. In them do) 5 of'
" medico-galvanic witchery liii • relief to °beryls the"
" very plain and straightforward manner, in which Mr."
" Pulvernascher's apparatus I. recommended to the'
" prolusion."
CAUTlON.—ruismor tCHER'S VOLTAIC APPLIANCES
have, by their Uttperallt 1.4 ...tiro sllc•vv, incited
envious speculatui a—unable. es they are, to infringe his
patent—to an absurd competition •ith articles falwaly
represented an Electricd ; therefore 011AerVO that FI.I
Galvanic or Voltaic Burls or Raw can be genuine untus
bearing the he anode of J. L PULVllMALlitiellsigoaturs
on the box.
'scientific oxtracta and • selection of the daily In-
aiming number of testiinuoisla, together with prise
list are embodied in rotatable% " GALVANI3M.
NATURE'S CHIEF RF4IuIC.,I or IMPAIRED
VITAL F.SERGY," sent peat free so application to
J. L. FULVICRtIACHE't'S GALVANIC
LS TABLISO MEAT.
114, REGENT STREET, LONDON.