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

CATTLE.

BRISTOL, Ttiottsmi.—Moderate supply of beef
and mutton, but it reached prices in advance of those
of the previous week. Business was, however, brisk,
and there was a large attendance of buyers. 1.15,t
beef realised 84s, per cwt., and inferior sold at 78s.
to Bos. Mutton, light wethers, fetched from 7ild. to
&I. per lb. ; heavy ewes, 6yid. LO 7Xd. An abun-
dant supply of lamb, which met with very fair prices,
varying from BXd. to toil, per lb. Bacon pigs
fetched from its. gd. to 12., per score, and porkers
from 125. to 125. 6tl.
METROPOLITAN, THURSDAV.—Fewer beasts
and sheep than on last Thursday, but trade is very
dull, and Monday's rates are with difficulty realised.
A few choice lambs make rather more money. There
are 8o English and to Dutch milch cows on offer;
trade very bad. Our foreign supply consists of 120
bmsts, 2,040 sheep, and 20 calves.
Wee stone of tab.)
it. D. it.

Bost Scots, Ilerelords, tc. . • • • .. E7* B.to-11
Dalt Shorthorns • . .. • • • • ••55 lo 5
Second quality Beasts • • •• .. 48 to
Best Owns and Ilalf•breds • • • • .. .. 00to 0
Ditto Shorn . • • .. •• .. 6 05,5
„‘„,,1i0,g-w,oM 0 oto 0
Ditto Muni t. •• .. 4 4105
Eras sod Second quality • • • • .. .. 00to 0
Ditto Shorn .. • • • • .. • • 44t0 4
Pigs . • • • 0 05,0
Boasts, 1,110; Sheep sad Lambs, 12,000; *Oilvcs, 150; llp,.

METROPOLITAN MEAT.—TitURSDAV.
Market only moderately supplied, but prices recedixl
slightly.
(Per stone of 81b by the aire.)
2. d. • tl. ~d. d.
Beet 34t0 5 0 I Lambe.. _ 6 41.06 0
Button .. 3 4to 5 Pork _ .. 3 to 5 0
Beat Fred. Butter .. 88. per dozen lb
Bowie( do. do. lac
Jos. BARI& & Co. 143, New Meat Market, Bluithlka

MANURES.
Per ton-8t d. Li. d.
Rune Alai (on 70 per cent.) .. 5 16 ..
Peru* WI Guano, direct front Importers'
81oris, In kite 0( 30 tons.. 12 10 0— ..
Do. do., stualicr quantities _ .. 13 10 0 ..
Donee
100., ertuilval • 810 0 ..
Do.,dUot .900
Animal (Alarcon! (70 per cent. phosphate).. 6 10 0 ..
Nitrate of soda, in London _ .. 12 10 0- 13 0 0
Do do., in Liverpool 11 5 o—lt 0 0
Bulphate of Anunonia 17 0 0-18 0 0
L. Poona gad Co., (London Manure C 0.,)
114,1soceurob Met, LC.,

ELECTRICITY IS LIFE.
PULYERMACHERM PATENT
GALVANIC CHAIN - BANDS, BELTS,
BATTERIES, RECENTLY IMPROVED.
Approved blithe Academy of Medicine of Paris and Whet,
Medical aothorities ix Newland awl abroeut.
The existence of Electricity ha living beings is known to
all, and the identity of nerve force with electric force is no
conjecture, but a positive scientific fact, therefore those
suffering from nervous exhaustion and Its consequent evils
can certainly find no safer and better restorative than
Galvanic Electricity, which is Nature's sole remedy for
these distressing ailments arising from mental strain and
physimd exessees.
It is equally certain that the chief merit of Pulvermacher's
Patent Galvanic Appliances is that they have by their mat,
ellous aimplicity rendered this natural snmnt aceessible to
all, and from husirovenienta which have been quite recen•
made in these appliances by the Inventor, their set-
application has now become L4ly and vremble to the
patient.
lime, health, and money would have been saved by many
and thousands would have camped the "trap advertise-
nienta" and extortims ;if disguised quack doctors, who
publish flattering '10U.% it their applianusi solely on their
men authority, had they only known in time the above
fact., and availed themselves of this invaluable remedy
before having recourse to quarsimaimetie contrivances.
Mr. Pulvennacher, in contradistinction to those unprin-
eiplexl advertisers, abstains from putting forward any
statements of his own, and quotes only the competent
;minions of undoubted mediae' and scientific authorities
in favour of his Medico-Galvanic Appliances. Ile chid-
knges the strictest investEration of his decumenta and tes-
timonials, both medical and private, which are publish.'
In his Pamphlet, "Galearenrin, Natnre's Chief Erato', of
Impel irtd Vital Energy," sent post free for three stamps,
on application to J. L PULVIGLISCUSII, DM, Regent-street,
London W.
A, FEW SELECT SCIENTIFIC EXTRACTi.
!Mecums lersomuseens have led to the following testimonial
aim.' collectively by the die, of the Mediae! Pnifission
the Metropolis, such as Sir C. Loma, liarE, M.D.,
F. R.C.S.; Sir Henry Holland. Bart.. iii)., F. R.C.S. , and
; Sir J. IL Martin, Bart., CB., F.R.C.S., FEL A.,
alai P.N.S. ; Sir W. Fergusson, hart., M.D., KILS.,
F. R ;Ic., In., kc. : --
"We, the undereigned, have much pleasure in testifying.
" that .1. L. Puke:number's recent improvements in hhi"
" Voltaic Batteries mid Galvanic Appliances for Medical"
" Purposes are of great importance to Scientific Medicine,"
"mid that he Is entitled to the consideration and support"
" of every one disposed to further the advancement of real"
"ass! useful progress.'
Ta." LANCIT," ho /, Vol. 11., IS:Si -
"This hi-.calms apparatus ;1 Sir. Pulvermacher has"
"now stood tbe test for some years . . It may be"
" used by the marina] attendant, or by the patient"
"himself . . . and the operator too now diffuse the"
" galvanic influence over an extensive surface, or comm.* .
"teats it on • single point. In these days of medico-"
" galvanic quackery di/ • relief to observe the very plain"
"and straightforward manner in which Mr. inlver-"
"number's apparatus is recommended to the profession."
Dr. Join Ems, M.D., Professor of Obstetrics, In. ie., In
Cincinnati, 1017, in his standard work, page, 76, 'states
"These Claim are very useful in many Nervous disorders:
Muscular Debility Dysruenorrhma
Ilendplegia Spinal Irritation
Paralysis henous Debility
Central Paralysis Constipation
Siiina/ Paralysis Deafness Nervous)
Ncundgi. Rheumatism
Sciatica Dyspepsia
Stiff Joints Paralysis illbukier)
Hysteria Chores
Hysteric Paralysis Impotency
Aphienta Writer's Cramp
Epilepsy Hysterical Cramps and
Torpid Liver Contractions
Asthma Loan of Smell
Loss of Taste, /M."
mm and price list apply to
lALVANIC ESTABLISHMENT,
LONDON, W.

Amestorrhces
For f urther Inlorroatim
J. L. PULVERMACHEIIIi 0
104, REGENT.

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