The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-01-06 00:00:00

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est winter month& Influenza, brosiehltis. esegh. ere
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watchful their th ; bet can readily arm' siey
of time complaints by mbbiag H way's °inbred twirl
• day upon the akin adjacent to the affected part, and by
arram its corrective action with appropriate dines of kie
pith. This well-known, sae, and sea arra trestosset
erne:rata protects the invalid bothfrom peesset sad Mere
without weakening or even depese a deg the dorn'
LiVralightwit deem.
You' Lulls ui Owe or OaDia. Yes l es eons
Liva—Williams's Tasteless Liver Pills win speedily
restore it to a healthy condition they are a *setae
ears for all Liver Complaint', bile, belioesner, sick
headaches and Indigestion, lose of appetite, pain in the
back and shoulders, dizziness in the eyes, drowsiness
after meals. Pace, la lid. and 2s, 9cl per box. Post
free 15 or 36 stamp, from the Laboratory, 10, Oxford.
terrace, Hyde Park, London. Any chemist will
rocure them, Write for my Pamphlet on Urea.
Comp' tints and it will be forwa-ded post free.
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would be the loes of young cattle and sheep by disease
at the trying season of cold, sleet, and rain, if thee
were put under shelter and "flay, Son, and Hewitt'.'
'• lied Drench" and " Gaseous Fluid • adininistered se
the kind of ailment may require. The serious loss to
the farmer during bad lambing may be prevented by
dr "Red with the HYSIISII n all highly-fed ewee
one week before they lamb. And in case of debility,
diarrhcea, or exhaustion in young stock, sheep. lambs,
calves, a dose or two of the "Gaseous Fluid " is of all
remedies the most safe and the most effective. —V,
Dorset-street, Baker-street, London, W.
Gorman-ire EITHAVAGANCI.—An official return
published Friday night announces that the income of
the country for the nine months ending Wednesday
last was £54,146,829, whilst the public expenditure
during the same period amounted to £60,555,134. This
shows an excess of outlay over income amounting to
over £6,400,000. The balance in the Exchequer on the
31st December wan only £1,688,933. The Pali 1146'2
Gax.ite states that the groat deficits of the three years
ending March next will reach about 0,500,000, and
that the Government intend to add this amount to the
National Debt.
Me. Srrnoeox ON TYR POLITICAL SITUATION.—Mr.
Spurgeon writes from Mentone :—" The grand blasts
from Mr. Gledstone's war-horn should arouse our
nation. The one note is a call to make righteousness
and peace guides of the nation, instead of *elfishness
and blustering. Will men hear the call' Alas! it is
to be feared that self and pride have greater claims.
'British interests' are regarded SR solid matters of con-
sideration, while humanity and justice are treated as
mere sentimental superfluities. The Fines, which is
ever the faithful mirror of the national mind, says
about Afghanistan, which we have been so wantonly
trampling under foot, 'Whatever is done must be done
with the solid view to the future safety of India.' No
notion of what is best for Afghans ought to come in
the way. That is their business and not ours. It is
our business to destrey all settled government in their
country, and, after ravaging the land, to leave the poor
wretches to make such arrangements as they can.
Under such tutors we shall soon become a nation of
demons. Time me when high principle ruled British
hearts, and all parties in the State paid homage to
liberty, to justice, and even humanity; but now we
are another people ruled by other lords. Can there
be too much speaking against this? Ought Christians
to be too excited and too eager to save their counts./
from the evil which now sits dominant upon it ? We
think not. He who shall be backward when the time
comes to deliver his lend, let this great sin cleave
unto him. If he will not rise to rescue his people
from huge crimes into which her present rulers are
plunging her, he will be partaker in their sins, and on
his own head must the curse descend."
WILLIAMS'S ANTI-BILE.