The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-20 00:00:00

LINE IN 011600 N.

(POSTatrieWl) WOILY
Is no disease incident to the human,
bellied the skill of the physician ea '
of worm& Tbe eymptons arising 1
Obeli pada are so varied, and the ok
Dill Is use of purging with powders t.
euussooDy, ha., are quite luadequate
sad thus the patient, after years of
dire • lingering deatb. baring been
medical attendant for diseases Igor
mover suffered. It was this known
tbe knowledge that nine out of every
from worms of some kind, caused
Wiliam' to make research In the -
for &remedy that may be taken by
the strongest man, and which
grays of worms detrimental to the
out In Lgi y way injuring the weakest eo..
Divomol. years of audr and experiments,
down Me health, be was enabled to
eeveted prise, and so formed It into
become quibe • palatable madirdere„ r
child will take them billy; and
gurbdon of worms, although net a
bmudfbic, as millions of all arm
numerous tartkermiale daily
bum the original receipt t 7 iL
guanine, sad sold by most einaunik
sad 16.11 J. per box. Protected by the
inamp--ou wbJoh sairreved thev'-
Wa •
lAdosam."

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The Raw Nog (Oregon) Plaineleafier has the following
story :—" Ab.ut ten days since Henry B'end and his
wife, of Cenyonville Preetnct, went out into the Moue.
tains to look alter the sheep. When about three miles
front home his dogs got al' er a bear, and, alter • severe
chase, succeeded in oompelliug the bear to climb • tree.
About the time that Mr. Bland and his wife reached the
foot of the tree another ferocloui bear suddenly pat in
an appearance and savagely attack,d the dogs in the
immediate present:le of Mr. abd Mrs. Bland. The fight
now benumb &Lin:laced and furious, deo and bear rolling
over each other in the diath struggle down • steers
mountain Into the eanyon below. Blond was armed with
• Henri rifle, but dared not shoot fel fear of killing his
dogs, Now came the question how to rescue tho dogs
only two partridges were in the rifle, and these had to
be used to the best advantage. Mrs. Blend urged her
husband to go to the mei/tacos of the dogs, while alone
and unarmed abe undertook to keep the ferocious
monster up the tree. He started down into the canon
to where the cot Lot was raging, gelded by the growls
and yelps of the doge and bear. He arrived not a
moment too coon, for Brain was evidently getting the
best of it, and would only be pacified by the lam shot
from the now empty rifle. It was dark when
Bland returned to his wife all the foot of the tree.
The eituatlon Will anything but flittering. The
empty rifle wag of little use, and upon the detsarmi•
nation of Mrs. Bland to sit up with the bear, he started
for home for more ammthition. The lady, being
reinforced by the blooding dogs, now felt that she was
=toter of the situation. With no fire, far from
home, in the midst of craggy mountains, this indomit-
able lady dared to hold at bay one of the most
ferocious monitors of the forest. The bear. not liking
his new home, determined to descend the tree; but
oar heroine, with a stick and the barking of the
dogs compelled Bruin to take a sober emend thought,
sad taking up • position on a lower limb, with eyeballs
of fire he stared at the 1100110 below; but our huntress
was not to be dismayed by the presume of her horrible
companion, but stood guard until 10 o'clock, when her
husband and another came to her amistanoe. She then
started for home through the deep canons and gorge. of
the mountains, entirely alone, and it was midnight
when she safely arrived at her own dwelling. The
next morning, as soon as it was maieiently light, the
bear was shot. He proved to be one of the largest of
ikon* known as the einnanton esete,,y.o

Cardinal Anton.lli is reported to be slightly better.
Bale. Thiene has been presented by the people of
Dublin with • handsome rose-coloured Dish poplin dress
iid • soft of Limerick point Imm.
FORRIGN POULTRY AND GAN/L —The importation of
pose and poultsy last year, including rebus. amounted
to E257,4c5, against £217.512, in 1872.
Mr. John Bright, as Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster, has appointed four new magistrate. for
Bolton ; they are all Liberals. H
Mr. awking, (e., and Serjeant Parry were mobbed
by • large crowd as they left Wre4Waster-hall, OD
Thursday afternoons
The Key. Edmund Keel, • witilitnown Unitarian
minister, died in Southampton on Saturday, at the age
of 75. Be was • distinguished arelmologist, was •
member of the literary and sedentitle Institutions Is
Southampton and took an 're part In all measures
for the promotionMi of the physical, moral,and Intellectual
improvement of the people.
COOOA. GRATEFUL AND CON.
PORTING.—".By • thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations of digestion and
nutrition, and by • careful application of the fine pro-
perties of well *elected eocoa, Mr. Eppe has provided
our breakfast tables with • delicately devoured bever-
age which may save us many heavy doctors' bills.—
Civil Service Givalt. Made simply with Boiling Water
or Milk. Each packet is labelled- -" JANNIS Errs and
Hocosopathlo Chemists, London."
MADOIACTUAII OW Cocoa—" We will now give so '
amount of the process adopted by Mews. James Epps
gad Co., manufacturers of dietetic articles, at their
works in the Ruston Road, London."—See &Weld in
Owells 11.1,•kold Guide.

. Lovacaea—Thers
Plifttelt that has so
the cure and removal
from the presence ol
old nawmous reined'',

, of ca/omel jalep,
ate for their mire,
of treatmeat, often
eon treated by the
row which he or eh*
fact, owntined with
ten persons suffer
the late Jankin

vegetablo Idotdom
the weakest shill or
would destroy over
, human eptant with-
' eonatitution. After

_ whir& broke
to—dknavor that mush
to Loseoges that they
, Do that the youngest
their oriraonlon• ex-
plurals*, ta almost
have testified by the
yg to bead. Prepared
C Deem, obstliti,
mists, at
by the Govenimast
verde ',Minim?'

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MT&
down
wrote.
boooloo
obUd wII
viohdoo of
almoorous talk
tral a. Ot.
sollnrid sad
. Per
sismp—on friklob
Wa Losaiges."