The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-23 00:00:00

MANURES 7

Per ton—C a d. a d.
Bono Ash (on 70 per cent.) 0 oto 6 5 0
Peruvian Guano, direct from linpurtene
Stores, hi lots of 30 tons.. 12 10 0— ..
Do. do., smaller quantities • 13 0 0-14
Bones 66 0-01
Do., crushed .. „ 7 5 0-71
Do., half4nch . • •• 000— 0
Do., dust • • • • • • .. 7 10 0—
Animal Charcoal (TO per cent phosphate).. 5 0 0— 5
Nitrate of soda, in London _ 12 0 0-12 1
Do. do., in liverpool .. • • .. 11 15 0-12
Sulphate of Ammonia.. 10 0 (;,___w
Gypsum
E. Pints= and Co., (London Manure Co.l,
116. Feschurch Slue*, l4e.

SEEDS 7--
Extreme dulness characterises our seed markets.
In clovers of all descriptions there is very little doing,
the trade having apparently resolved to await fuller
information concerning the new crop before going into
stock. There has been some inquiry for fine samples
of yearling trefoil. In canary seed values show no
noteworthy alteration, the high level at which this
article has now for so long stood, naturally restricts
consumption. White millet, on account of its scarcity,
realises high rates. For the small quantity of
yearling hemp seed on the spot an advance of as to 5s
per quarter is easily obtained ; a supply of new seed
will shortly be to hand. There is no improvement in
the trade for either white or brown mustard. Rape
seed fully maintains the late rise. lilue boiling peas
do not offer freely. In linseed the tendency of quota-
tions is upwards. For Kcenigsberg spring tares there
Is a (..ti full ratcs. —John Show land Sorts.

EPPS'S EOCOIL—ORATEFUL AND COMFORTING.—" By a
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the
operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful ap-
plication of the tine properies of well.selecterl cocoa, Mr.
Eppe has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately
flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy
doctors' bills. It is by the judicious GAO of such articles of
stet that a constitution may be gradually built up until
strong enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of subtle mabulies are floating around us ready
to attack wherever there is a weak point We may escape
many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and a properly nourished fraine."—Civil Servie4
eausta
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF • COUGII.—" Her Majesty's
Gun Bost, Nettey; Wick, North East Coast of Scotland.
—Lear Sir.—Having had a most distressing Cough, which
caused we many sleepless nights and restless days, I was
recommended, by His Lordship the Earl of Caithness, to
try your most invaluable Balsam of Aniseed, and I can
MUM you with the first dose I found immediate relief',
even without having to suspend my various duties: and
the first small Bottle completely cured the, therefore I
have the greatest confidence in fully recommending it to
the million. Most respectfully yours, W. Linsell, Ital.
(LB.,Netley.'—To Mr. PowelL" Powell's Balsam of
Aniseed can he had of all Chemists. In Bottles at Is. lid.
and Is. 3d, Warehouse, Blackfriars Road, London. Ask
for " Powell's Balsam of Aniseed."
FIT& —EriLEPITC Firs oit FALLING SICKNERE —A certain
method of cure has been discovered for this distressing
complaint by a physician,who is desirous that all sufferers
may benefit from this providential discovery ; it is never
known to fail, and will cure the most hopeless OM after
all other means have been trie I. Full particulars win be
sent by post to any person free of charge.—Address :
Mr. Wittisne, 10, Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park. London.

v %fuNA vrtf, _PATRNTID. pronouncal by the Faculty and
r the Medical Pre s " The Best Farinaceous Fool for Infants,
Inva/kb, and healthy verses." The )le,l len! Times
says—" It is high!y nutritious, digestible, easily awilmileble,
and Is verynmeble to the palate " More nutrition, than any
animal diet ; eaceptlonally rich in phosphates. It relieves
111.11gendiun, aestivation, and disorder, of the Spinach, and
maintains the body In sound health. Vold everywhere. Half
ound and One pound packets, 111, and Is. &I. Manufactured
by EDWARDS. ALLEN and KITC111:40, 50, Holland-street,
Blackfriars, bevion.

TAIPORTAN I TO ALL.—For biliousness or sick headache,
I. &dinars, oppression of *pints, sluggish liver. °meting,
sourness .4 the stetnaett. Cnetiveneel. and all It. evils, impure
blood and skin eruptions, Sc , ENO'S Fltlil S I,T is the
simplest and best remedy yet introduce". It removes by a
natural ineane cede, nflatter r poi..ir from the blood, thereby
Wein: away the groundwork .4 bulls, carbune'les. fevers,
feverish skin. erysipelas and all epidemics and counteracts any
errors of claims or drinking or any sudden affliction or mental
strain, and prevents diarrhass. It is a pleasant beverage which
supplies the want of ripe fruit, no Manna' to the animal
etsnenny, and may be taken RS an invigorating soil cooling
draught under an) circumstance., from infancy to eeld are. It
I. impossible to lwerrate its value, and on that account no
honsehold ought to be without it, so by It. use many disastrous
results may be entirely prevented. In the nursery it is beyond
praise. Prepared by I. C. EN), Newcastle-on-sync, or may
be had through any Chemist, an all Wholesale houses keep It
It. stock. Price ts Wand es ed.
Out of the many Testimonials received, illustraUng the value
of the ' Fruit Stat."! give the following
From the Rev. J. W. NUL, Holy Trinity Church,
North:Shields.

USAII Sva, November lot, 1873.
an an illustration of the beneficial effects of your " Fruit
Salt," I can have no hesitation it. giving you partveulani of the
case of one of my friends. Ills whole life mu clouded by the
want of vigorous health, and to such an extent did the slug-
gish action of the liver and ila concomitant Bilious Head-ache
affect him, that ha tem obliged to live upon only a few article*
of diet, and be most sparing in their use. This uncomfortable
and involuntary monism, whil.t. It prob•bly alienated his
sufferings, did nothing In effecting a cure, although persevered
in for Some 25 years, and also, to my knowledge, nowulting
very eminent MOrniar• of the faculty, frequently even going
to town for that purism, 14 the use of you simple " Fruit
Salt," however, he now enjoys the vigorous health he had long
*meted. and has never had a bawl-ache nor constipation since
he commenced to um it, about six months WO, and can partake
of his food In such • hearty manner as to afford, as you may
Imagine, great satisfaction to him•elf and Irene There are
others known to me to whom your remedy has been no bene-
ficial In various kinds of complaints, teat I thltdi you may very
well extend its use both for your own interest and pm bone
pubiko. I find myself that it makes a very refreshing and
exhilarating drink.
I remain, dear sir, yours faithfully,
To J. C. Eno, Esq., J. Mr. Nam
Mr Robert Clark, Marley 11111, Gateelviad, writing for a
further huuth, of "Fruit Salt," adds —" I have sold about 1110
demo bout of the • Fruit Nall,' and in every cam I know it
has given the utmost satisfaction."
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THE ATTENTION OF LADIES 18 CALLED !
THIC ATTENTION OF LAMM HI CALLED!
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WoNDERFUL EFFICACY of K E A ItB LEY'S
WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS whnli be.. been
proved by thousand. for nuiny years past to be the mut
effectual remedy for that complaint to which fetimico are liable
Headache, gbl4,n nerrous depresion, prilor of the lips, and
wencesi debility of the system often accompanied by palpita
lion •4 the Mart. The moist obstinate ones (of apparently con
Armed Invalids) have yielded ton course of these p Sokl
cboutist. In bole. at Si 9,1 cropped in WHITE paper.
sure to aak for KEARSLEYM and see you get them, as some
t,mc. n spurious article is offered. By past for 31 stamps
LANGER, 150, °dont Street, London.