The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-11 00:00:00

THE HOOT RELIABLE FRIEND.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

rrs BEARC- HEALING PROPERTIES 'ARE
KNOWN AND RECOGNISED THROUGHOUT
THE ROMA.,

The number of years this inraluthie Ointment ban Mood the
test of public opinion Obi longer known the better appre-
ciated) is • testimony of Gael( more convincing than &DOM.(
that could te wrlttea In praise of It. truly wonderful heeling
propertied. In the cure of bad legs, Ind besets, Boren ....S.
and ulcers Its effect is Inamelloos. For ringworm, wald-bead,
scrofula, and Massa of the ekin senlly. there Is no remedl
to be compared to it. When ulduouuy rubbed tar. be
Min (previously 1.111 bathed with warm water) IbID C'tht"Tt
as quickly theorbei Into the eymem. sad a.m." 4'
paenage. every part to which it la
GLANDULAR SWELLINGS, 71101..7., )(Rm.,

QUINERY. BORITHROATA%DIZKI
In any of the Wm, • anew. imetediele sad penman
relief is obtained by effectually Meng this d•faflTla• °tat'
me". "rim • day, upon the ne& gag. end beak. It eats nom
tbe very riming-Map of life ; f...*"rmga lb. °mild' PIS a
nee matter required for to. bet'. Martians sod a at
particle* detrimental to its pneseadies flSOthtt.SO
eonjointly with Holloany's will •a• SO manddaddY Ned
certainly as to effect mem In Me nee isopeine NOM
BAD LEGS, BAD BREAST.. AND lILOZILLTION.
ALL KINDS
There is no medicinal preparation in no erarld which may be
MO tboroughlv ogled
.upon, I taw um/meat of the shoe.
t. Nothing can be so simple
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lb. body, bothinclfirn
ity and coamitatimelly. The Mann eat
oud thi pert effected. eaten Übe pone jun se eat,
It quickly peneustee to the scarce of the evil
sad &no It fence the mem
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In all Irritations of the &Income. Wows, barns or
*Menefee% of my kind, Holloware Ointment promote a
reedy sod gut/ teems of 0.128. It =Miens a peculiar poets
U, restraining indameatiee, removthi statertien, Wolin( the
booktvd blood, Led abeaking ell •aeleue end unhealthy
discharges

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IPOLLOWING LWOW—

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Bad Breasts Contraoted End NB Bare Nipples
Burns Johlt• Sort-threano
Bunions Dephantiele Sklndlese
Bite of ltaeohatees Platulas loam
and butd-ffits Gout Gombina
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livellial.
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eras mama to midi reg•

LONDON MARKIMB.

a T 3XPRID3B A ILECTRIc TISLEGRAPIL

FROM OUR OWN RRNMR&

ARIC-LANE Ammer 10.
Burp of English wheat my moderate, but in
SIM at undition. The atteeduice of buyere was not
to sap nemerone, nevertheless, both red and white
qualities were taken off readily, at an ADVANCE in
the queselions, ourpared wish Monday last of TWO
SHILLINGS PER QUARTER; and at which • good
inhumes of the stands was effected. Show of foreign
vs, good. Moat descriptions were in improved request
et Is to 2e. per qr. mor emouey. There were offers of
new red Baltic wheat for forward shipment, at
fibe. per qr. Floating Cargoes of grain were
mostly held on higher terms. Show of Roglish
barley was smell, hut it was wholly composed of
fine samples, the price of which varied from
424 to 45e. per qr. Foreign pelotas (ruled firm at
full quotations. Malt in moderate supply and steady
requet, at full prices. Although the imports are large,
oats were the turn dearer, with • good consumptive
demar.d. Both beans and peas were in good request.
at 6d. to Is. per quarter more money. The show of
simples was rather limited. The eels for both Espial
and foreign flour was tolerably firm, at full quotations.
Linseed, ragweed, and came moved off freely, and
pekes woe well supported.

METROPCLITAN CATTLE MARKET, ACOO/1T 10.
Full guppy of foreign stock, in very middling con-
dition. Prime besets and sheep rather dearer; other-
wise the traie ruled dull. Seasooeble arrivals Irons our
own districe, but very deficieot in quality.
The very fsw prime breeds on offer advanced
11.1. per 81b. Inferior stock very dull. Top figure
15.. 2d. per 81b, Sheep generally in poor oonditiou ;
prime animals in request stun advanoe of 24. per 8114
Highest price 5a per 81b. Prime lambs 24. per 81b.
clearer. Quotations 4s. 64. to 51. Bd. Calves steady.
In pip nothing doing.

MONEY MARKET, AUGUST 10.
Comb for money Ire 93j to 94, sooolutt, 34 to 94j.

DL RICHT= reports the Russian cattle to be
suffering from a very wide-apread disease of the spleen,
THE British Medical Journal says the accoucbement
of Her Rosal Highness the Princess Alice, Prinoms
Louise of Hesse. is espected in November.
_ .

TUILUI ot the MerphT rioters were on Seturday sen-
tenced to Nur months imprisonment, sad three to
imprisonment for two months.
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THII RIGHT Hoy. 8. R. LOSHINGTOW.—The death is
announced of the Right Honourable Stephen Rambold
Lashington, D.C.L., at the ripe age 0(94 years.
A °agar TIILK took placd at Dunkirk on Tuesday
evening, by which the government warehouses on
the !farina Quay were destroyed, the loss being
estimated at 1,200,000 frames (e 48,000 No lines were
lost.

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TA= NAPIER had a most enthusiastic reeeption at
Welshpool on Saturday afternoon. At the banquet
that took plain in the evening he made a speech on the
conduct of the late war, in the course of which be
emphatically untied that Theodore was not deceived.
Tel Mamoru) or llowssular.- On Thursday Arthur
Will. Blundell Sandy. Trumbull Windeor Hill, K. P.
fourth livrquia of Dowashire and fifth Viscount. died
alter a few hours' Mows at Herne Bay, Kent. The
Earl of Hillsborough, horn 1844, sueeeeds to the title.

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AND Cinza.—Dr. J. Stevenson wrote that
" eider, when judiciously made, is an excellent drink,
and far exceeds the low wines made in France to
answer the purpose, of beer. Some of the English
eider is so exquisite that when the Earl of Manchester
was ambassador in Franco, be is frequently said to
have passed this beverage on the nobility for a
delicious wine." It Is • matter, therefore, of bat
little surprise that its introduction into France
should have been welcomed by the Parisians, and
the dietinguiehed honour of a pnze conferred upon our
sountrymen, Messrs. Henley and Son, of Devonshire and '
Southwark, at the Paris Exhibition Certainly very
curious internationel exchangees are going on around as,
but that we should have wipted until now for the con-
firmation of a fact related so long ago, of the appreciation
of cider ley the French, shows at least how slow has been
the development of the reciprocity of products under the
old regime. The perry of Messrs. Henley and Son had
especial notie- is a country renewed for its champagne.—
TA e Weekly Tarots.
Tee HZ*l.7ll 07 VIZ Querk.—Tbe Lancer says that
her Majesty hie undertakes her journey to Switzerland,
where she intends to stay for about • month, on the
recommendation of Sir W. Jenner. We stated some
months since that the Queen had been subject to feint-
ing fits, ec•ompenied by distressing attacks of sickness.
Though these to a great extent have aba•ed, she has
felt very much the hot weather of late prevalent, and
this, with the unusual fatigue she has recently under-
gone, have produced a degree of weakness which the
propoaed change it is expected will remove. The Queen,
aoineineanied by Princess Louisa. Princess Beatrice, and
Prince Leopold,h It Osborne on Wednesday. Her Majesty
and their Royal Ilighnemes embarked onjboard the Royal
yacht Victoria and Albert in Debora. Bay, soon after
12 o'clock, and left shortly afterwards for Cherbourg.
The Royal yacht was attended acmes the Channel
by the Enchantress and Black Eagle steam yachts,
but in cooeideration of the desired privasy of
her Majesty's journey, she was not emended by
any of the irouclads belonging to the Channel
squadron. The yacht arrived at Cherbourg at 6.40,
and in the evening her Majesty landed and proceeded
to Pails in an Imperial train which the Emperor
had placed at her disposal. Before leaving Cherbourg
her Majesty received a complimentary telegram from
ihe Emperer,dated Plomb tree bid& ng her welcome to
Franca tier Majesty arrived is Paris at seven o'clock
on Thoesday morning, and was reoeiv.d at the railway
mealiest by Lord Lyons, the British Ambassador in
Paris, and the members of the Embassy. Her
Majesty, accompanied by Prince Leopold, Princess
Louisa, and Priee as Beatrice, proceeded to the
Embassy, where she breakfasted and dined. Although
slightly fatigued by the journey, the health of
Her Majesty was satisfactory. At half-past twelve
the Prince end Princesses drove through the city. At
three o'clock the Empress Eogiaie arrived at the
F.enbassy from Footainebleeti, on • visit to the Queen,
and remained with her Majesty about an hour. The
Duke of Edinburgh arrived in the morning by way of
Calais, and immediately paid • visit to her Majesty.
In the evening, at seven o'clock, the Queen left Perim
for Lucerne. Her Majesty, who it travelling
incognita, ander the name of the Countess of Kent,
arrived at Lucerne at eleven a.m. on Saturday. Her
Majesty will occupy during her stay at Lessens the
Villa Wallace, situated on a hill overlooking the town,
with the High' on the left, and Mont Pilate' on the
right, and the Lake and St. Gotherd range of Alps im-
mediately in front. Lord Stanley, Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs, is the Minister is attendance on the
Queen during her stay in Switzerland. It is expected
that her Majesty will remain in Switzerland during the
next avee weeks, or probably until the first week in
Sept ember.

North-square, Dorchester.
Fr H. BIGGS (late Partner in the firm of
• F.. CUSIIINGTON and Co.), bens respectfully to
announce that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS
as WINE and SPIRIT MERCHANT at the above
address. . . .

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The Stock has been selected with great care from
houses of the highest repute in she trade, and contains
Wines of the choieest kind., some of which are of great
age in bottle.
7'. 8. BIGGS will be hippy to send lilt of price., and
eamples on application, and ventures to hope that, with
every desire to consult the interests of the public, he
may obtain a share of its patronage.