The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-08-03 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL C/AZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1875

illarittts.
BRITISH CORN TRADE.

tt n
purchaser of
grain
will grudge
to
rc—nn-u
hoeThtghaee faitninier, aschocefosrisrhhise
sahaeveso:pr..—:riedrutctl.
the recent heavy rise.
That rise was caused by the protracted rain and bad
weather, imperilling the harvest, and, with a change
favouring the corn fields, some reaction was natural
and to be expected.
During the past week the Exchange, the provincial
markets, and the great ports alike have witnessed the
previous upward tendency checked, business become
restricted, and a downward movement. Saint Swithin,
however, will not have passed without a permanent
effect on the Corn trade, for although with fine
harvest weather a good deal of the late improvement
may be lost, yet it is not to be denied that serious
mischief has been done, and abiding injury enough to
justify the establishment of wheat and flour value OD
a. basis perhaps 5s better than the level of currencies a
month ago :—for wheat 455 to 475, in lieu of 4a5 to
42S ; and for flour, 355 to 455, in place of 275 to 405•
As to spring corn, fluctuations will probably leave
the basis of rates about the same as when July com-
menced. Barley and beans may perhaps stand is or
25 higher, and so may maize; but oats and feeding
stuffs generally will probably ahow scarcely any

change:.
ulHy,arvnesottwittegastanndingsomtche
th
days before
; orehut he, generally d of
speaking, harvest will be certainly rather late, and
will probably extend over a long period.
The imports of wheat and flour into the United
ten
July
Kingdom last week were very heavy, 330,000 quarters
against the 325,000 quarters of the preceding week.
This bulk, 655,000 quarters in a fortnight, is
extremely large. Of maize, the arrivals weic t 06,000
quarters, or thereabouts.
The Exchanges of the Continent have been in
sympathy with the English markets, and have con-
tributed a restricting influence on business, while
adding to the slightly downward tendency of prices.
At l'aris, wheat has declined in value from sis 6d to
4.6 s 6d-5s on the quarter, and flour from gas ad to
38s 2d-45 on the sack.
The harvest is very rapidly progressing throughout
the greater part of France, and the result promises to
turn out better than was anticipated recently. Wheat
may prove a fair crop, and rye and oats may each
give a really good yield. Barley has a less satisfactory
appearance.
From Spain we hear that in the northern provinces
an average yield of wheat will be obtained, for
although the spring rains came late, the subsequent
season has been much colder, so as to renovate what
would have been a very poor harvest. Central Spain
will be more than an average, especially the province
of Ls Mancha, embracing about 2C0,000 acres of
wheat. Here the yield is better than known for many
years. Andalusia and Estramadura, especially the
former' are believed to be under an average, and owing
to the heavy war contributions, most cereals will be
speedily realised.
In Italy the crop prospects are generally good, and
in the South excellent.
In Russia rain has fallen, and has done much good
after a long and severe drought.
In Germany the crowing crops are progressing
favourably. Rye cutting is now generally going on,
and wheat will be cut probably by the middle of
August throughout the country.
On Wednesday at Mark-lane the grain trade was
quiet. Very.little English wheat was on direr, but
there was a fair show of foreign grain. The price of
wheat was unchanged from Monday, but trade was
lei"; firm in tone. In barley little was doing, and the
trade ruled steady at previous currencies Monday's
fall of Gd on inferior oats was confirmed, and the
market was not strong even for good descriptions.
Maize, beans, and peas were in moderate request at
former quotations. Flour was very difficult of sale,
and about is lower on the week.

Wb
4. d.
.166. ' .021 41 2
9 .. 42,101 45 1
- 16.. ,032 446
M • . 2,786 43 9
30 .. 64,524 430
Feb. 6 64374 42 7
13 .. 54, . 41 11
- 20 • . 59,034 41 6
- 27 .. 53,664 40 11
51 mr. 6.. 63,167 40 1
13 .. 00, 19 414
;133 41 0
-- 27 .. 57,4 41 10
April 3 .. 46, 41 6
10 .. .263 13 1
17.. 14,244 13 4
24 .. 434
May 1 ..51.7• 4110
it • 428
15 .. 37 42 2
22 .. 410
- 20 .. 44,711 41 10
June 5 .. 43, 41 11
12 37,034 41 11
- 10 .. 23,631 42 3
tI .43,253 42 11
July 3 .. 43,1 43 0
10.. 444
17 .. 23,464 46 I/
24 .. 14.581 47 6
Biz • I
44 6

q"
1 s.
4
46,05 41 6
42.1812. 44 6
62,6211 45 6
80.1271 45 3
53.3411 45 0
46.7311 45 0
49.1121 44 5
40,5751 41 3 1
41,249 62 11 1
33,311 43 0 1
35,431 41 6
1
24,780 42 2
20,813 41 8
14,514 41 3
IS, 40 8
10,4 40 6
8,1 41 4
5,17 33 10
2, 16 0
3,40 37 4
1 346 SS 1
74 32 8
6 2 16 9
=4 34 11
- --
3*. 39 6
sa 32 3
90 36 5
37 2
8 33 11
44 35 0
-
366

417
870
43
1.231
550
854

30$
31 10
30 4
90 0
3,1 4
300

30 6

On Thursday, at Bristol, supplies of English wheat
heavy. Little disposition to do business, and 25 to 3s
per qr. cheaper. Barley is and oats 6d cheaper.
W 111111 T. s. d. I. d.
Milian Oregon, white .. .. EA to 54 per 400159
American, nne spring .. .. 50 to 51
Ditto, sec„ndary .. .. .. 47 to 49 ..
Pond, Woos, . soft.. . _ 47 to 50 90
Uhirka, (Moos, and Nienpol, soft 48 to 49 "
Berdianski and Marlanople, soft 0 to 0 „
English, rod SIMI White .. • 50 to 54 ~

Mougr.
English, good to fine malting .. 0 0 to 0
French, good to fine inalting 0 0 to 0
Irish, good to tine melting .. 00 to 0
Danube end odesee, grinding 26 6 to 27
Irish endFrench,heavy grinding 30 0 to 32

0 per imp.qr
0 per 4tolbs
0 iwr 43!1b4
0 per 400Ib1
0 „

0 per 3201 he

Oki..
Sandhi), le, beau Waite .. 31 oto 32
Limerick and Mbar, fine white.. 0 0 to 0
Cork, Waterford, black .. 25 6 to Di
P.& Island .. 26 6 to 26
Irish, tawny • 27 6 to 23
BEAM'.
Engliah
French, Maclean, kc.
noun
United Stater and Canadian .. 0 to 27
English, gnoll seconds • 30 0 to 33
lamas Cola.
Wawa, Danube, B.e . • .. 37 0t033 0 per enOlbs
Mined American • 30 II to 37 0
Dirl .• •.25 oto VI over .toolln
At Devizes there Was a similar decline in prices,
and at Birmingham rates for wheat receded 33 to 4.1.
On Friday, at Mark-Lane, the trade was heavy, and
English wheat went down 4.3 from last Friday. Other
grain flat and cheaper. Flour dull ; country sacks
and American as to 33 cheaper on the week. At
Coventry a decline of as. At Derby is to 23 lower.
At I)ublin 2s fall ; at Lincoln is to 35 ; at 1-iverlx,ol
Is 6tl below Tuesday, and at Wakefield fully as.

42 4 to 62
40 0 to 41

O per 3041111
O „
O „

O ',crimp. qr
0 per 4401 b•

0 I,er barrel
0 per 210Ibe

. _ .
CATTLE.
BRISTOL, Tittiusoay.--A large supply of beef,
and an active demand. Best descriptions fetched 84s
to 85s per cwt, and middling 70 to 78s. A large
show of sheep. Best wethers od to 935,1, and heavy
CVICS E,d 10 B)id per lb. A few store sheep but not
much inquiry. Store cattle, the Irish consignments
numbering about 1,200, showed considerable improve-
ment. soo pigs on offer, trade dull. Bacon 125 10
12s 3d, and porkers 12s 00 per score.
METROPOLITAN, TIIUKSDAY.--WC have a few
more beasts than on last Thursday, and trade is dull,
choice qualities being scarce are readily disposed of;
several lots of inferior remain unsold. The supply of
English sheep is larger; of foreign shorter; a large
number of the latter having been stopped at Deptford.
Trade generally is dull, and lower prices are sub-
mitted to. Lambs are selling about as on Monday.
Our usual supply of foreign calves is detained at
Deptfonl, causing short numbers here, and conse-
I quently higher prices. There are 2s English milch
cows and 3o foreign on offer; t..r..ad.c is dull for them.
' Our foreign supply consists of 440 beasts, 5,030 sheep
and lambs, and 85 calves.

demanded for new French seed show a considerable
advance on those of last season. It is feared that the
recent rains have injured the pea crop.—John Shaw
and Sons.

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and
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od)whterui.vounced .:Inrii-oCrood:fruirt.::::lt4agth--;:::achielyatir
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eithecetionbor:':?sitaxLi.oliranDliocetilisSoessutirvatiedias
as
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of Up per Canada, at the age f 42
years.
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, know how truly I share all your hones d f
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ness
I matter, and how earnestly I pray Gal to ears
inso and this
ihicerity."
TIIROAT Istnitgriox.-The throat and windpipeare
especially liable to inftwilination, causing soreness
and
dryness, tickling and irritation, inducing cough and
affecting the voice. For these symptoms use glycerine in
the ferm of jujubes. Glycerine in these agreeable con-
fections, being in proximity to the glands at the moment
they are excited by the act of sucking, became, actively
healing. 61. and Is. pockets (by post Bor 15 stamps),
labelled "./AMI•S Erre A Co., Homeopathic Chemist., 48,
Threadneedle Street, and 170, Picadilly, London.-Sold in
Weymouth by J. V. WILLIAMS, Chemist, 23, St.
How.
Tug HAIR.—For 40 years Mrs. S. A. ALLRN'S WORLD'S
HAIR HISTORSR has received the commendation and
favour of the public. It has acquired the highest place
that can be obtained for any moderate enterprise, and
contributed to the adornment of ten of thousands of
persons, who have the proof of its serviceable character.
It will positisela renew and restore the onVotal and natural
colour of grey, white, and faded Hair. It will strengthen
awl invigorate the Hair, stop its falling, and induce a
healthy and luxuriant growth. No other preparation can
soapnr,u,idi ithmiteceriftthrt,e,en,L sarßomeiwnl:elargin,,enticcdiinallt.taresezltxt. Sold by ailll4C.hedmlismts
Co-operation is not unlikely to find a considerable rival
in the tradesmen associated with the Society called the
General Expenditure Assurance Company, It, Old Jewry,
London, " which is increasing by hundreds the number of
its members in London. The Company has been in
existence about a year and a half, and its shareholders,
who are distinct from trade members, have already
received a very fair dividend. London tradesmen are
beginning to find their customers who had deserted them
for the "Stores" returning to them for the advantages
offered by the Coupon system, which, without requiring
anything more than the payment of ready money. secures
the purchaser the ultimate return of the amount be low
expended.
Tug reason why so many are unable to take Coro& is,
that the varieties commonly sold are mixed with Starch,
under the pint of rendering them soluble ; while really
makinc them Mirk, holey and, iradigr•fible. Thi. may ho
easily detected, fir if Cocoa thicken,' in the cop if prows
the addition of xtarde. CADBURY'S COCOA Essen*, is
genuine; it is therefore three times the strength of these
Cocoas, and a refreshing, nevem:4lm Tea or Coffee.
HRWARIS OT PIRATICAL IMITATIONS Or
Pintoes Pt.tsreit.-Owing to the w 1111 l lerful sale thes.,
celebrated plasters have obtained by their curative
properties in lumbar, sciatica, rheumatism, pains in
side and back, and, in short, all pains awl local affec-
tions, some unprincipled parties have been mandate.
Wring and offering for sale Torbens plasters, put liii in
such a manner as to deceive the unwary, and, as sole
agent for Great liritain aai,l Ireland', I can guarantee
none genuine save they hear en the Revenue Stainp in
white letter., the wools -"Tim' is. .11.1.cocg and e'ti.
Po DCA Pl. AsTElts," awl Ow public,by neyer purchasing
unless this is on, will neetire to themselves the genuine
Porous Plaster. -11Krott D. linaNntigrii, Livensud,
wile 'agent for Eunipe and the Colonies. 14ealer* in
spurious plastero will he proseented. Agent for
Weymouth and Portland, W. (DigwillY, Chemist
Agent. for Poole, W. l'g.vggY, T. W. ATKINS, awl
11.imiur..N, Chemist. Agent for 'Dorchester, IV.
llow,.Cheinist. Agent for Wareham, T. RANI 'ALL,

ate Mist.
illol.l.llWAT'S PILL/ era admirably wlapted for the cure
of diseases incidental to females. At vari ~,, periods of
life w 1111 l en are subject to complaints which require a
javelin/ medicine, awl it io now an in,ii.putable fact that
there is none so suit ible as Holloway's Pill.. They an,
invaluable 6" females of all age& young or old, marri•sl or
single. They purify the himel, regulate the secret' 4,
corre d all impeded fonetions, give bale t , the stomach
and clear the complexion. The first apprixmli of disordemai
action ahould he met with appropriate 'loses of these Pill.;
whilst taking them no restriction need he placed upon the
patient. They contain nothing which can possibly prove
injurious to the system : they not only purify the blood,
but regulate the whole system.
NEw Cyan ion CorISCNYTION. —A new remedy has
been discovered for the cure of ronslimption.— The old
treatment entirely superer.led by a more certain methol
of cure. 101 l particulars of the remedies, with testimonials
of cure, wiil ho 'wilt by pod to any person free of charge.
Address:'— Mr. WILLIAXS, la, Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park,
London.
Tartan's PATENT SRWCW: MACIIINZS have new Patera
onpnavaratg, which rendered them superior to all other
make,' for DnESSMAKINO awl Fallitv rr.g. "They are
simple to Learn." " Nagy to Mare '• Not liable to y:4 out of
enter," are "Strang," "Stria," "Durnbk," " make veil
UM. isoixe," awl can be had on "easy tering" of purchase
at a " molerate price." —lt is necessary to Caution the
wiblic against cheap, illonade awl consequently worthless
machine', which are often recommended by IMalers—en
account of the ...rum,i, profit,' they obtain for them in
preference to gool machines at a fair price intending
purchasers, if unable to obtain Taylor's Patent Sewing
Machines from 101'31 'hailers, are respectfully requested to
send for a prospeetns to 97, Cheapeide, London, E.C.;
Great prithehl, orkshire ;or the ',ranch estaldishments:
9:2. Silverstreet. Hull, awl 112. Kirkgate, Wakefleld,
VRNERAIILK MISTAKE:. —A WWI an•l better pailogoey.
—We honour the man who is not afraid to denounce those
privileged error,' in which the world for centuries has
tacitly acquiesced, and is bold enough to advanee and
advocate a newer and truer theory which the slaves of
precedent may C 1100•411 to call heresy. Such a man is
Thomas Holloway, the Medical Revolutionitt of our age.
His system of medical treatment is his own. It is based
on new principles; it has been perfected by research,
experiment, and observation ; it is pre-eminently success-
ful. The wonderful resulta produced by hi* Pills in all the
varieties of internal diocese, and the no hew astonishing
effects of his Ointment in external disorient, are notorious
in this country awl throughout the globe. We have had
many opportunities of witnessing the rapidity and com-
pleteness with which ulcerous complaint,' are subdued or
rattier extirpated, by the combined action of the Ointment
and the Pills. These two great speeitima seem reciprocally
to assist each other in the care of this class of diseases.
Many practitioners are afraid to, undertake the healing of
a sore leg, or a deep-seated absoess, the reduction of a wen
or a tumour. Well they may be, for, with the exception of
Holloway's, all the methods of treating these forms of
disease are wholly superficial. BM he refers them,
primarily, to a vitiated condition of the blood, and attacks
the poison thrown into the circulation by the absorbent
organs, at Ito fountain head, the stomach awl the
intestine& ‘Vhile them Pills are acting upon these °ream
awl upon the fluids they eleet, he applies the Ointment to
the outlet of disease on the surface, and strikeu at the
external inflammation and decomposition through the
pores. Thus the ulcer, sore, abeeess, tumour, or cancer, is
subjected to double amault from within and without. To
use a military phrase it is completely invested : its supplies
of poison from the interior is cot off, awl the virus already
eirculated in the exterior *easels is neutralised. This being
done the morbid action Cell.C3, and the cure is safely awl
radically accomplished. The philosophy upon which AU
practice is booed is sound ; its resulta always salutary.

MOORE MOTHERS TEAS.
(Fos Palmali)..wr MERCHANTS' PRICKS)
TEA.—AtOORE lIROTHERS ropectitilly
intimate that they ',apply Families who
are alined I. Ca.h. at Merchants' pim °a. pion, value
a carriag i e d. The fdli..wing are espeeislly rec.mmendcd.
NEW SEASON'S TSUI. -

,or• Brothers' 11;.—t .. SI per lb
Moore Brothers' best Family Tea al per V.
Ripe. full 11141111 W Ilsrour ; brisk +A •lretigth.
Finest Pak Un. or liy.ow Tea • 2.1 !Id err lb
Pull of Assam% eh dee 'ieb nudity, an.l indeed prtilerilrl by
many to the hlghe't class of tioucl.onc,
Finest Souchong Tea .. 3s 0.1 pie
This ail be found parlicqlarly fine, rich, and choir:quality
hlzhly recommended
ur Ong. Penny per Ili deduction on 4511.che,ts sod Sillb burr
of soy kind of Tea
MOOltit BROTIIRRP MIKES TRA4.
. . . . .

_
Green Team we Mop, thy sine prem.:lisle is in Meek% in I
quote only the very twit of each kind: viz :-
130.1 ?earl Gunivornier its 0.1 per GI
..' - "

Moore Brothers' Fined Imperial 4. fl per lb
Best Young Hymn -0. Onebain $ 11l it., lb
Finest Coss lip „ .. 4o Ocl per It,
Finset Silvery Leal Ounpower . . 4. SI per lb
MOORE BROTHERS' C..FFEES.
Finest Ceylon. 111 34; Choke Mocha or 1.110; 1164 ;Ikel
Cannon Mysore, very choice, in per lb.
SPICES (all_ of Lb' bmt
- - •

Finest Picked Nutmegs. Ss 1.1 p-r Ili Rest Glove% ts 41
good, ed ; Finest Mace, 34 Od • Beet Mixed Spier, i 0,1,. 2':
Wound Ginger, best Is 0.1 ; Best Ithek Pepper, 01; Lied
White Pepper, 8.1 ; Finest flusterd (in lb tin.) to bd.
_ £ll vs ue esniage 'mil to the netkretreiltrer statiod-
. .. ,

CRTSTALLILID •RD GLACi Fal3lll (at Merem.i..
Apricot. are this )ear very fine and chea.p.—Finest Cryan,[Peed
Apricot., In I,b and 211. ooze., 1.641 par ib ; Finest Cneatlllual
Germ, In Ilb and 21b hoses, 1. 10E1 no lb ; Vino.t Wad: u
Golden Gls*? Chinni., In 111, and 21, bozo% 14 34 per PI
Finest Crystallized Pine Apple. le &I per lb ;V. 11.0-
. Mirablcs, in lib 2lb boxy., 24 31 per lb ;
2. &I per lb ; Noultatine., reeemblina the &Nova In sir.. rich
Vanilla flavour. 2. 6.1 per lb ;Stranberrica, 3i &I ter lb ; Gre,ei
mixed to:ether Ilb an 211, bosee,l•. 3d per lb; Beet Crystallized
Alameda ((Rev)). 2% 3,1 per lb ; the various Crplaillsed up*
Lad. Lump °barer. 111. and Mb bexes,l4 34 per lb ; Angelic
I. Ilb and Ilb box a, S. II per lb ; lirechotta, In Ilb and 2P,
boar.. Os per lb ; Dried Cherrie% Ilb and *lb boom, 3414 per
b ; Mixed Crystailed Meta Posit., as.orted In fancy "lb,
nee., 13. &I por dozen ; Pitney dilol won ',wimp;
Cryatalllaed fruit. very bandanas 34 tal eaeh.
Na• COLIP•RY Earns, curr.t., 47,
per cert. he per 12da ; Currant.% common, I& per net. 34
121 b ; Choice Valcnel. Rabin* .elected, F.. pur 12 b ; Pam
43.0.1 per net. 4.9.1 per 111 b ;So tans., Anon bright, 7. ..I
per Int. • Beet Granite and 1.4.4011P1c1. by thc 7lb box. aid ,or
; au,. peel, 1.7 the 7lb I.na. 9i I per 11, ; 11.1 I, I
Peel. by the 7lb 9}.1 pe• lb ; !live acts, layer.,
each, or by the .12Th /rot. I. 31 per 114 ; u-ove ..la,c••
Sib nob. or by the 11141,..x. II ; hIC P. eref, F:'.
about le. 3% 4-. Cr% and 7. &I each French PI in., SIM,
Impotdds in bottles, will keep frodi the . hole year. 3. &I
4:web ; Small Mandarin °rano., In 4 Pile. (a prow', c).
10. per Jar ; New Jordan Almonds. Sued, 7a31 per ; Bitter
Almond., Is per lb ; Pre.vrve ; ChM, Ginger. in 6P, JAM. PC,
j, 7. 7. 6d and I. ; Now Prunes, fined .elece.4l, per .I.4eis
I. Ind ; Noquandy Pippin., One, by the 141 h let.ket
; Dltt, 111 U.. .elected 67 the 14ib balker. a I re, I.D.
•

'l%OOlO- a! N. TAritICA:IgC.

Arlon root, eisest We.t blobs in;4 b. tilb not 1.21" tine.l.
per lb ;I.insleo., pinked In 2es jib ;10,1 ip
,ser lb ; Ditto, beet clot, home, 12. per 11. ; ditto, noun
burst, 7. peril. ;I;elsline, bed .lue.ely„ 3.4.1 or lb ; Tsposos.
fined Rio. bd per ; flacatoo {sod Vermicelli, b, the le n.
about Mb, fl not. it I trer lb ; 7fapho. Sb.crwd, 41 per :
hello, Pento. Caelbrl Psyte, sod Vermicelli bier, each lined,
1. Id per lb, Carolina Rios, pr dos lb. 4. ; Path 6 i lion. nomd
per dos lb. ; Groutol 06,0111111 Woe, wool, 31, be.t SI per
lb sd ; &so, anent. Pearl, tor dos lb, 2. 10.1;
Arrowroot, finest, to Ilb packets, Is per lb ; Matins Croup
Snot, id per lb.
Moos?. Baolumu' C 0031... kn...
_ _

leylorh 1. 2.1 per •II aravitla (Inns,
Taylor Brothrte, le Id per lb ; Beet Freed; Chicoleto. ill ilb
tablets, 2s 2.1 per II.: Trinidad Cocos Not. ro.ste4. in perIII;
Trinidad Cocoa Nibs. 1. 1.1 per ; Plain Chocolate, I. per lb.
Sir Ilan. Sloane'. nod Churchman's is nd per Ili • Mewl
Cocos. Sib Ind. beet 14 per lb; She 1c yd per IP ;F."
Brume. 1. hi Per 10; Iceland Boss Cigna, in 1104 and ills% In Id
per lb; The Commission To. Cinripans's S•tl tilde COWS. In illo,
feil per 11. ; The Ciintpany'. Iselt ebnedat • Piiailer, In Gll.t
nd each • Th.. Company'. Ch-colale 1.4.te. in
rilisble. 11.1 each.; Vie Onispany's 0.4 11 tninipaibie.
enper quality, 1. 1.1 p•-r ; The ening.," Chividnic. in
ilb cakes, very Site. 1. 1. lb ; Presseb. I. /kb
WntS. per lb ; Ur Epp.'4 Iliiincenpatble Onto, tu lbe and inn.
Is 2d per lb ; Taylor'. Soluble eboereste. 1.04 per lb ; Minor.
Brothers Houneopallie Boone, soluble (the best wads) In 110
1s per lb.

D. tailed Prospect. Free
Li ralue of Tea, Coffee. sad tipic. ,errlat• Paid-
MOOME BROTHLHX AND COMPANY,
llerclasato. Loodos Magi. City. Z.

HEALTH! STRENGTH!! ENERGY !! I
DEPPER'S QUININE & IRON TONIC.
-1 The most valuable and reliable strengthening
compound ever offered to the public. It is always
the same, and contains chemically pure Quinine and
Iron in a definite proportion. blended in a careful
manner to ensure the fullest effect of both. It is used
and prescrilkd by many medical men, and is confidently
recommended in all caries; where strength and general
improvement of the health is necessary. Sold every 7
where by chemists in capsuled bottles containing 32
doses 4s. 6d., next size lie., and stone jars, containing
nearly six 4s. fid. bottles, at 228. each.
IIDEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC
.1- _ Purifies and -- , the Blood.
_
P'

-Enriches

lEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONTO
Strengthens the Nerves and Muscular System.

Ai;Petita

EPPER'S OUININE and IRON TONIC
promores and improves Digestion.
PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC
animates the Spirits and Mental Faculties.
DEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC/
111 Scrofula, Wasting Diseases, Neuralgia,
Sciatim, Indigestion, Flatulence, Weakness of the
Chest
kind and Respiratory Organs, Ague, Fevers of all
s_

ErorEpeß'liSe.t.QUlFNemly:aan—ndd—ireetyTOAilinNl
Children.

"lIDEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC
thoroughly Recruits and Re-establishes the
Geneml Bodily Health. Is sold by chemists every-
where, in emended bottles 4s. Cal., in bottles lls., and
in atone jam 225. each. Be cure the name, address,
and trade mark .d John Pepper, 237, Tottenham Court-
road, London, is on the labeL Any chemist will
procure it to order.

PEPPER'S WHITE COUGH MIXTURE
is the most reliable, epeedy, and agreeable cure
for Coughs, Cokbs, Asthma, llnmchitis, Consumption,
and all Diseanes of the Lungs and Mr l'amages. It is
soothing and comforting in its action, and quite different
from ordinary cough re:nedies. Bottles Is. 111. haul
2s. 91. Sold by all chemists.

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DELLAR'S BUNION PLASTERB.—Boxes
Is. *I. awl 2i. 91 each.

DELLAWS CORN PLASTEI2B.—Boxes
1.. 1.!!.1. and eaeh. The Corn Plivaers
are 3 certain cure for final or Soft ("coo; the Ihaihni
Mater A mired remedy for I....inhale aad EuLtrged
Tee Joint.% Sold by all chemi,te.

; VRACROFT'S ARECA NUT TOOTH
rasTE.—By using this 410 h-ions Aromatic
Dentridice. the enamel of the Teeth becomes white,
sound, awl polished like ivory. It is exceedingly
frwmant, awl specially useful (or removing incrusts-
ti ~,, sof tartar or neglected teeth. Sold hay all chemists.
Pole Is. awl 28. Cod. each. (Get eracroft's).

DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE EARS,
&c. Dellar's Essence for Deafness has proved
an extra, i nary remedy. It always relieves, generally
cures, and is strongly recommended by thoosands who
have derived benefit It is quits, harmless. Sold in
bottles Is. lloL and 2s. 9d. each, by all chemists.
.
LOCKYER'S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER
will completely restore in a few days grey or
prematurely light hair to its original colour without
the slightest chance of inu jry. The Hair Restorer is
one of the best ever "Gm,' for sale ; itrffevts its object
satisfactorily in a few days, prslueing a perfectly
natural colour ; thoroughly cleanses the bead from
scurf, and muses the growth of new hair. It is sold
everywhere by chemists awl hainlressers in lame bottles
at li. CA. each. Be sure to obtain Lockyer s Sulphur
Hair liestorer.

'l' II "111.00 I PURIFIER."
()LD DR.. JACOB TOWNSEND'S
This extraordinary medicine has a sitn,mlar influence
over the 14...1, which it enriches awl ',unties. It
removes all pimples awl blotches, purities the system,
and acts like a charm. As a ~ustaming awl purifying
tonic it is invaluable, and Iti„,hl) re, ooled in long
atanlingca,.es if nerrounnem, coutths,
scrofula, golit, dropsy, awl wasting of flesh. Sold by
all arag.,riata. Caution -Oa the nal and blue wrapper,
with the 1 /octor's head in the ceritre; no other genuine.
In bottles, 2s. tia., 71% M., an,l its.
TIIL 01,1) DR.'S S.kRSAPAIIILLA PILLS are
the most popular mediciws known for all bilious
affections, liver awl stomach complaints, awl indiges.
6011, It. proved he thousands.
Also SARSAI'.I.I(II.I.A OINTMENT, the hest
soother of all sores, burns, awl scalds ; each in boxes,
Is. 11,1. ; 24. 9.1., awl Is. t. By post 15, 30, and 60
stamps.
Chief nepAt, 131, FI.EET-STREET. LONDON.
Entcrud at Rollovers' Pall, Is4o.l—Price. ts, or enclosed, post
pod toss the author for 1!•111/111111.

MANIIOOD A MIVICAL EntIAT nri the functions and dim
orders .4 the repostuetive °grans in youth, manhood
elp.Avati ..... the Treatment and Cure of
IvrVoll.4 E,.11.111.4ti ..... Physical Debility, Lowness of Spirits
/Le., beim:the mull. .4 30 )ears' suectsaful practice. Ily J. 1.
CIIATIS, M.D., 15, ALBEMARLE-STREET, PICCADILLY.
LWOW.. W.
CURTIS CM X 4N11001). -77th Thousan.l.—Ably written and
dtaicribai the source .4 those dliteases which produce
decline in youth, or more frequently premature old
Teteirnida, 27th March, Is3n.
crams os easuom should he In the hands of youth and
old age. lii.. 1114,11 Cal IVVei.irillg the treatment
.4 a elms of painful maladies nhkh hnre too long been the
wcy .4 the illiterate &nil ilesigninit —United Sorrier Onzate.
Lundon : &di J. MANN, Ifookseller, 30, Oomhlll.

Illwitrated Price I.ists and Terms an application.
lijr.‘t) int BARNES' NV.W WORK entitled ..11OW TO
ENSCRE lIKALTII ; or, the I.NY'sFIDENTIAI. FRIEND."
On the laws governing lute, awl the cousin,. symptoms, and
treatmeut id ail discusse depending( on eshatMkni of nerwone
viwity, inch as nervolyi debility, mental mat physical depres-
sion, palpitation of the Amin, notion in the head and tars, in-
doci.ion, impaired eight awl memory, indigestion, proetcsuon,
laasitude. depression of spirita, Ines of energy and appetite,
pat.'s in the hack awl limbs, timidity, se (-distrust, diminive,
love of solitude, groimillms fears, and many other eilments,
which, if neglected. bring the sufferers to an early death. To-
gether with hints on chronic rheumatism, gout, neuralgia,
epilepsy. hysteria. and all ilisotses of the nem ous and
aslmon-
tory system. Illustrated by numerous testimonials from
ful patients oho bare been restored to health througrtro
author's instrumeotality. Sent post free for '2 donne; or by
letter ;snit 3 stamps address. Dr. 3. A. Ltatotse, to, Lansdale
Spare, liarnsbury, London, N.
Important to Country l'ati,nts. Advice by letter gratis. Dr.
BARN= may be consulted personally or by letter, In all private
sod emitidential case.; and for the benefit of nervous Stlllererll
Who cannot visit him, he will, on receiving & description of
their case. enclosing a stamped envelope for reply he ready to
give his opinion upon the nature id the eye, and the plinelphre
of treatment neceosery to effect a perfect cure. —Address, Dr.
4, ',notate &Mare. flarnebury, II•evlon N.
Special sdsloo in all disorders peculiar to females.