Llangollen Advertiser Denbighshire Merionethshire and North Wales Journal

RUTHIN. SUCCESS OF A LOCAL F ARMER.- W' e are pleased to learn that Mr. W. Kellet, of Plas Newydd. near Ruthin, has won the premium of t- 2 given by the Denbighshire and Flintshire Agricultural Society for the best cultivated farm within the Society's district. Mr. Thomas Rigby, a thoroughly qualified gentleman to judge in these matters, reported as follows:—I place Mr. W. Kellet, Plas Newydd, Ruthin, in the place of honour as winner of the premium of your Society. Mr. King, Bodynngharad Mr. Lloyd, Eaton House, Wrexham; Mr. J. T. Dutton, Saltney Mr. Robinson, Bryn Goleu and the St. Beuno's College Farm, all stand very near the winner, and cannot be too highly commended. Two other farms were withdrawn from the com- petition." Mr. Kellet is one of the most enter- prising of our local farmers, being for one thing the purchaser of Mr. Walter Peter's self-binding reaping machine. We sincerely congratulate him on his success.

BIRDS AND THE ECLIPSE.—Although the scientific results of the observation of the solar eclipse in Germany are insignificant, some interest- ing reports are given of the effects upon the lower animals of the untimelv obstruction of the sun. Forresters assert that the birds, which had already begun to sing before the eclipse took place, became of a sudden quite silent, and showed signs of disquiet when darkness set in. Herds of d-er ran about in alarm, as did the small-footed game. In Berlin a scientific man made arrangements for observations to be made by bird dealers of the conduct of their feathered stock, and the results are found to deviate considerably. In some cases the birds showed sudden sleepiness, even though they had sung before the eclipse t ok place. In other cases great uneasiness and fright were observed. It is noticable that parrots showed far more susceptibility than canaries, becommg totally silent during the eclipse, and only returning very slowly to their usual state. A TERRIBLE FATE.—The White Star steamer Britannic brings the news that a strange disaster has befallen the people on board a vessel called the Sara. This unluckly craft, while sailing between certain ports, was struck by a heavy sea, and cap- s zed. But as America's most famous novelist would have described the position of the ship, she aftfr- wards turned turtle." In other words she floated keel upwards. On board the Sara when she thus inverted her natural position on the water were, in addition to the captain and his crew, the captain's wife, children, and niece, as well as the superin- tendent of the Baltimore Copper Mills at Santa Rosa. After such a disaster it might have been anticipated that none would have survived to tell the story of the terrible mishap. The captain and four of the crew, however, contrived in some un- explained way to get upon the bottom of the vessel, and there they managed to maintain their hold for a long time apparently, for it was not until mad- dened by thirst that two of the sailors ended their sufferings by plunging into the sea, where they were instantly devoured by sharks. So far the story, extraordinary though it is, seems intelligible enough. But there has been some misunderstanding as to the means taken to support life by those who remained clinging for eight days to the wreck. The account before us mentions the capture of turtles as having supplied them with something from which sustenance could be derived. No doubt turtles are capable of furnishing famishing mariners with nourishment; but it must be confessed that we should not have expected to find them in company with sharks. Whatever may have been the means taken to prolong life, it was not successful in all cases, as the terrible fate of the two sailors sufficiently proves. WHAT A MAN FANCIES WHEN IN DRINK.—At the Hammersmith police-court on Tuesday, Jas. Frank Darton, of 109, Portobello-road, Notting-hill, was charged with assaulting Annie West, who lived in the same house. The complainant said she was walking down the Ladbroke-grove-road, when the prisoner came np, and without any prococation. struck her a violent blow behind the right ear. A constable who was standing near at once took him into custody. The prisoner said he was excited in consequence of complainant calling his wife names. The complainant: I don't know you. The prisoner Why you Jive in the same house. The constable said the prisoner was the worse for drink. Mr. Curtis Bennett said that men fancied all sorts of things when they were in drink. They fancied they were being abused when they themselves were the abusers. He fined the prisoner 20s., or 14 days.

tmg Ores and Concentrating Gold.- problem, as regards combined efficiency una bconomy, has at last been practically solved bv Messr. blivv I °f F-' °^at RuSSeil Streei> Blooms- buiy London, who have designed and patented a sper ialls constructed furnace and process, which at once becomes the master of the situation by converting rebellious mineral mi instances containing Gold, Silver, Copper, Tin, Sulphur. Arsenic, &c., into a state of bondage, or, more correcth speaking, by inducing the hitherto worthless elements to become skilful working adjuncts, inasmuch that the sulphur ayid arsenic, contained in mineral veins to such an extent as to gain the world-wide appellation of "refractory pyrites" are by the Inventors made not only submissive as servants but highly serviceable as fuel. Everyone with the least Knowledge of the subject knows that the elimination of metals from their ores, refractory or otherwise, depends mainly upon the groundwork, or first stage of calcination" in roasting or preparing the ores for the numerous addi- tional, and, up to the present epoch, separate smelting, refining, and concentrating processes which must of necessity follow. The Patentees take advantage of the burning powers contained in the sulphur to calcine and chloriaise simultaneously in one furnace, or, in other words to convert the salts of the metals from insnlubles into solubles with the minimum of expense. It is therefore not surprising that independent scientists eulogise the merits of an invention which certainly deserves more to be said in its favour than our limited spa.ee will afford. Our readers however, can see and judge for themselves bv pavinir i visit to the Laboratory of the Patentees, 7 P y g QUEENSLAND, QUEENSLAND, QUEENSLAND. J he minimum/irnftts fo be derived from ,corli,,r, „ t» Queensland fproverbially noted for Us exceptional ^conjunction inJh the successful reduction of Gold Silver fw r *2 other Ores cannot possibly be estimated at less th'an Beveraf hu]/ri'iU*Ha ■'WSVr on me Capital Of the hundreds QUEENSLAND GOLD FIELDS The Economical Seduction of Ores, Baugh & Hinksman's Patpnt' Professor K. Galloway saysIt is leientifleally eorr^t WoCbl^results »rmg Pr°CeSS Is C6rtain to ^eld profitable results." Professor J. A. Wanklyn states .—"It is new and of Q-reat Importance, and many Gold and Silver Ores, which urnler mcKie? ,of working cannot be worked at a profit will becomeavailable as soixrces of Gold and Silver." rjpHE QUEENSLAND SEDUCTION AND X MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. WVT4>nMPl«vS!?'0<!0' 100'000 Shares of £ 1 each. N Esq., J.P., Gateshead-on-Tyne, Chairman a!; fegy* Company, Limited, Middles!,orotujh.) isanxers: LONDON & COUNTY BANKING COMPANY T rmTirn (Oxford Street Branch), 109 & 111, New Oxford Street Tndm wr SECRETARY, at the Offices aa afrova. "formation, address The rj \> HOiibJi& SrouA U w in lxeu Corn (best A cheapest e"d in London for horses ft all cattle^?.>pr Us i!r Men suffering from lost Visor, »p. WW —- |A TOUS Debility, Lack of Development, Premature Decline, etc., resulting fio-n indiscretions, excesses, or over- work, cured without Stomach Drug- gggf ging, by the MARSTON TREATMENT successful in America. Valuable | §2|If? §|! 3 a book, replete with information of |.| g pyif O value to all men, will be sent in plain envelope, sealed, post free. MAR3TON REMEDY CO., 2491, High Holborn, London. fl 17 T V'Q FREE FROM uJiJjij D mercury- Antibilious FOR TPSk BILE, LIVER, NTT T 0 »DI.TZO». f OF PURE VEGETABLE INGREDIENTS. TVTERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY. A gentleman, having-tried in vain every advertisedremedy, has discovered a novel and highly successful yet simple meana Of self-cure. He will forward particulars to any sufferer on receipt of a "tamped directed envelope. Address- J. T. SEWSXIIJ. Esq.. Montrose Lodge. (Jhiswick. Middlesex. K BENSON—l TEA UL ,X' ULINUUII BENS0N'S TEA o nn BENSON'S TEA (V UUI. BENSON'S TEA UC WW.J BENSON'S TEA NORTH WALES BENSON'S TEA BENSON'S TEA SUPPLY STORES. BENSON'S TEA BENSON'S TEA HIGH STREET AND BENSON'S 00 DM LION PASSAGE, K8N! TEA WREXHAM. BENSON'S TEA BENSON'S TEA I\NTWTR BENSON'S TEA DRINK- DRINK. DRINK. BENSON'S TEA DRINK THE BEST DRINK. BENSON'S TEA BENSON'S TEA BENSON'S ™A C. K. BENSON BENSON'S TEA /IRVO BENSON'S TEA DC CU O BENSON'S TEA M "171 4 C< BENSON'S TEA 1 L A H BENSON'S TEA BENSON'S TEA BLENDED TO PERFECTION. BENSON'S BEST VALUE FOR THE RINSON! TEA PEOPLE. BENSON'S TEA ———— BENSON'S TEA How is it that C. K. B. & Co. BENSON'S TEA can offer goods so cheap is a BENSON'S TEA question often put—simply BENSON'S TEA BENSON'S •L-RT K' T C™B!RE BENSON'S 1EA made th-. ir name famous for BENSON'S TEA Teas, Coffees, and articles cf BENSON'S TEA Household Consumption BENSON'S TEA throughout the District. RFN^ONT'S TFt SMAL., PROFITS—and sound rpuA judgment—have earned C. K. B. & Co. a reputation unknown BENSON S TEA for Teas in the history of Wrex- BENSON'S TEA-ham and district. BENSON'S TEA Other fir 118 bounce and adver- BENSON'S TEA tise the finest Tea at Is. 8d. per BENSON'S TEA lb., which is ,o GLARINGLY BENSON'S TP A AJDOUKD that the most RR,\TQN\T1C CALLOUS must detect the } DISREGARD for TRUTH. BENSON S TEA BENSON'S TEA c. K. BENSON & CO'S TEAS BENSON'S TEA CANNOT BE SURPASSED. BENSON'S mpf Their Two Shilling Indian r Blend is guaranteed PENCE BENSON S IEA ptr lb. better value th n any BENSON'S TEA offering m Wrexham or district. BENSON'S TEA Other Blends from Is. 4d. to 3s. BENSON'S T^FIA Grand quality—and DIT'VTC/'UVT'Q from 4d. to 6d. per !b. superior to £ ^0^ b most dealers in the town and BENSON S TEA district. BENSON'S STEAM BAKERY AND BREAD STORES. 12 AND 13, HENBLAS STREET. BREAD BENSON'S BREAD Best Value in Wrexham and BENSON'S BREAD District. BENSON'S RRT?tn 5d- THE 41b- LOAF. SS5o°N'S BREAD BENSON'S BREAD From the Finest Flour. BENSON'S BREAD BENSON'S BREAD BEST VALUE, 5d. per 41b. BENSON'S BREAD F BENSON'S BREAD L0AF■ BENSON'S BREAD DELIVERED BENSON'S BREAD „ BENSON'S BREAD to all parts of the Town and BENSON'S BREAD District by own Vans-or BENSON'S BREAD may be had at BENSON'S BREAD <5Tr>T?Tiic? BENSON'S BREAD -k fc>10REb> BENSON'S BREAD 12 & 13, HENBLAS STREET, BENSON'S BREAD a_ BENSONS BREAD AND BENSON'S BREAD 14, HIGH STREET. BENSON'S I BREAD BENSON'S BREAD B ,T71 BENSON'S nD.Mn Best Value m Wrexham and ri„x. BREAD BENSON'S BREAD District BENSON'S BREAD 5d. PER 41b. LOAF. BENSON'S BREAD BENSON'S BREAD — BENSON'S THE SUPPLY STORES, 14, HIGH STREET. FRUIT BEST VALUE BENSON'S FRUIT BENSON'S FRUIT IN WREXHAM & BENSON'S FRUII DTSTRrPT BENSON'S FRUIT DibiRICT. BENSON'S FRUIT Cleaned and Washed BENSON'S FRUIT BENSON'S FRUIT by Machinery. BENSON'S BACON BENSON'S BACON BENSON'S BACON BEST GOODS. BENSON'S HAMS BENSON'S HAMS ———— BENSON'S fIAMS BENSON'S LARD LOWEST BENSON'S RnTTFT? PRICES. BENSON'S BUTTER BENSON'S BUTTER ———— BENSON'S CHEESE BENSON'S CHEESE STILTON, BENSON'S CHEESE CHESHRE, BENSON'S CHEESE CHEDDAR, BENSON'S CHEESE GORGONZOLA, BENSON'S CHEESE PARMESAN BENSON'S PORK PIES ^mAN- BENSON'S PORK PIES ———— BENSON'S PORK PIES BEST VALUE. BENSON'S PORK PIES -——— BENSON'S CAKES IN BENSON'S CAKE! WREXHAM and ||»|g»« BUN!8 msTRICT- BUNS ——— BENSON'S BUNS BEST GOODS. BENSON'S PATENT BENSON'S PATFNTNES LOWEST v- PRICES. BENSON'S MEDICINE BENSON'S C. K. BENSON & Co., IVRBSHAS AMJ ostotbv, THE EFFECTS ARE PERMANENT. A WONDERFUL STATEMENT, SHOWING THAT THE BENEFICIAL EFFECTS OF "WARNER'S SAFE CURE" ARE NOT TEMPORARY, BUT PERMANENT. THE objection is often made that the beneficial effects of proprietary medicines are only temporary, and that the disease returns as soon as the use of the medicine is discon- tinued. To meet this objection in the case of "Warner's Safe Cure," we give below a single one of the thousands of confirmed testimonials in our possession, showing per- manency of effect several years after the cure was wrought. Mr. J. Hiscock, station-master of Taff Vale Railway Station, Wales, writing under date of JULY 31,1882, says: —" Having for years suffered from kidney trouble, which ended in abscess of that organ, resulting from inflammation. with a copious flow of pus, I purchased about 15 bottles of Warner's Safe Cure,' the contents of 13 only of which I have taken. It brought away about two ounces of stone; the pus has ceased to appear, the pain has vanished, the water is now clear, and I believe it has effected a complete cure. I have long and fairly tried some of the ablest medical men in South Wales, but they failed to treat the case success- tally, one of them remarking that medical science had failed to find a remedy for confirmed kidney disease." Writing under date of APRIL 27,1886, this gentleman says It is now nearly four years since I discontinued the use of Warner's Safe Cure,' and I have had no relapse of kidney trouble, have seen neither stone, gravel, or pus during that period, no return of the bad, heavy pain in the region of the kidneys which troubled me for years before I began the use of Warner's Safe Cure.' In my case the cure has been thorough and permanent, and I doubt not it will be in others similarly afflicted, if a fair trial is accorded it, sy Yours faithfully, "Station Master Nu.tngation Station, Taff Vale Railway, Treiuirris, E.S.O. Glamorganshire, Wales." Thousands of testimonials like the above can be shown, proving beyond the shadow of a doubt, that the beneficial effects of" Wiirller'S Safe Cure" are permanent. This permanency of power over disease gives it the most exalted rank, and in this particular it has no equal. Read the statement of Mr. Hiscock again, and then answer for your self: Do yon prefer to suffer, or will you give thorough iriai to a remedy that has proved a blessing to so many many thousands ? For sale by all chemists and druggists, and at the stores. Price, 4s. 6d. If your chemist does n. f J6eP and will not order it, send your orders directs H. H. WARNKR & CO., 47, Farringdon Street. London, y r TOBACCONISTS "REF0RE STARTING IN BUSINESS should write for Catalogue (post free) to X.ESSEB FRIEDLANDER, 3, HOUNDSDITCH. LONDON. The OLDEST and CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE WORLD Established 60 Years. on t^e^stamp^iameof MONEY LENT WITHOUT BILL OF SALE.— A Private Gentleman is desirous of making advances upon Promissory Note alone, at 5 per cent. interest, to male or female, without sureties and strictly private, for any term not exceeding 10 years. Apply for prospectus and scale of repay- ments to G. H. SHOVE, Esq., 21, John Street ,kc lelphi London, W.C. I BPENMYROYAL ft iPii 1 ■HnlLOES &E1TTER | lUfall HO OBSTRUCTION STANDS AGAINST THEM. COATED, TASTELESS, and quite harmless to the most delicate constitution, but MARRIED LADIES should adhere strictly to the directions. 1/11, 2/9, and 4/6 per box. By post, under cover, Id. extra. Of all ohemists, or direct from the UNIVERSAL DRUG CO., 19 and 21, QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, E.C. 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AUBYN, Esq., 48, Porten Road, West Kensington Park, London, W. 13 THE ALBERT CATE MART & REGISTRY For Horses, Dogs, Carriages, Harness, &c.f°r Sale; also for the Registry of high-class Men Servants wanted or requiring employment. Forms sent post free on application to the Proprietors, 24:"and 26, Brompton Road, London, S.W. (four (Joors from Messrs. Tattersall's.) 4 T T H /Tl~^ TV T WHO WISH TO MARRY & A I I IV/l L i\l HAPPY should see the MAu'C h\ 1,1, I VI P, |\ M R OR, sen t* ee to any part o! the jl 3L JLj\ JL*J X t JL 3 J X 1 world on reeeiot of ante & address, jl 3L JLj\ JL*J X t JL 3 J X 1 world on reeeiot of ante & address, s. hi/. "\I.. sI;••Uitmi. costs you nothing MARK TWAIN System of Memory. Ihad before been able, like most people, to store un and lose tnmgs m the dark cellar of my Memory, but he snowed ma now to light up the cellar. It is the difference—to change the ngure—between having money where you can't collect it, and havingit in your pocket. 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SALUD 2/9 UMNABY DISEASES. THE NEW AND PALATABLE Remedy. A certain and speedy ABI Rim n IS\ ouro: Highly approved of by AI BUI A J1 Medical Faculty. Effective where Wflklli' «J v other drugs fail. See testimonials (English and Foreign) with each bottle. Of all Chemists, and SALUD 2/9 SALUDalCo.f LD., SAVAOE GAB- VAIiVU Ul V DKNS. LONDON, E.a T25 PER CENT. SAVED Write for patterns of TROUSERS and instructioni for self-measurement (easy as A B C). Fit guaran- teed. Parcels carriage paid. TABLING BROS., Wholesale Clothiers, 42, Goswell Boad, London, E.O. Write for patterns of TROUSERS and instructioni for self-measurement (easy as A B C). Fit guaran- teed. Parcels carriage paid. TARLING BROS., B S Wholesale Clothiers, 42, Goswell Boad, London, E.O. Established 1840. No Stable is Complete without. ELLIMAN'S ROYAL gMBROCATION. CA £ STI. £ i X.X3KTKS (For the GOLD FIELDS of SOUTH AFRICA). LONDON to CAPE COLONY, NATAL, Ttt MAURITIUS, MADAGASCAR, and EAST AFRICA. 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JAY'S, LONDON.—Best and Cheapest Hon". in the World for Ladies' Black Materials. ABERDEEN GRANITE MONUMENTS, Hf~?T fX?m £ 5, carriage paid. Inscriptions accurate and beau- wiui. flans and prices from J. W. Legge, Sculptor, Aberdeen. ISINFECTANT ANTISEPT' C JlV/l'l 3if lib. for 1/ In Tin with Perforated Lid. C CHEAP, RAPID, HANDY. For use drv, or sprinJcled into Water. CONDY'S, POWDER Prepared by the Sole Makers of CONDY'S FLUID, THE BEST DISINFECTANT KNOWN TO SCIENCE. "»"»• Destroys all foul Smells, and leaves none. Disinfects instantly viosets, Sinks, Drains, urinals, and all Household Niiisances 't 11.. rn'*v ■ '=- Of Grocers- and Stores. IN STOCKS, SHARES, &c. ? Before doing either, send for our MONTHLY LIST OF STOCKS & SHARES. Urincim j ADDRESS WEST CENTRAL INVESTMENT AGENCY, Millman Street, Bedford Bow, London, W.C. TI NERVOUS EXHAUSTION^ oss of Muscular Power, Strength, Energy, and vitality, Constitutional Debility, Functional Weak- ness, Feeble Appetite, &c. Eight page Pamphlet, giving speedy and certain cure. Two stamps. PROFESSOR DE VERE, Vale House, 326, King's Road, London, S.W. & NEW ART WORK FOR LADIES. PHOTOLEO PAINTING. THE ONLY LUCRATIVE SYSTEM. p,~v,ery lacJy should learn our beautiful and useful process of J' :11° Photographs, engravings, woodcuts, &c., in oils, we claim for this invention the first place, amongst the nu- merous methods of the day, for promoting artistic taste and giving employment to persons of slender means, or providing a pieasureable occupation for those desirous of utilising their spare time on learning a profession which may eventually be ot great service to them. Success guaranteed in every case. *!e. technicalities may be mastered in an hour, and pronciency guaranteed after one week's practice. The pupil need not have had the slightest previous artistic training, and any knowledge of drawing is entirely unnecessary. Pains taken to provide work for pupils. The cost of production is merely nominal, the only outlay being for colours and medium. No glasses or other expen- sive accessories used. Quite distinct from Crystoleum. Terms, two guineas by correspondence until perfect, in- cluding elegant case of colours, brushes, &c. Pupils easily earn from X3 to X5 per week, with an outlay of 5s. Full particulars of the Manager, PHOTOLEO COMPANY. Studios Victoria House, 12 and 14, Catherine Street, Strand, London, W.O. BmteM—London ADd County Banking Co. V/ A^iii iLj 3L The Latest Improved and Most Perfect I,, gEWiie jjjflCIiMB Ever introduced to the English Market. MANUFACTURED BY THE ^hite Jewmg jpaehme go., ¡¡:j] iJ!'b At CLEVELAND, Ohio, U.S.A. 0 i o B ø = !lit ai See a "WHITE" before Purchasing. Warranted by Legal Guarrantee for Five Years. Also the "PEERLESS" Hand Machine. Agents and Wholesale Dealers Wanted. Stud for Circulars to the White Sswmg Mb@Mb§ So,, 19, Queen Victoria Street, London, E.C. GREAT REVIVAL IN THE FASHION AvJy FOR A STLI: a 11 U* I g charming for ^»fl iLrll J Ik,' y°nnK ladies, be- ^0 M ftimM W comins to the middle- f aged, and stylish for alL PORPOISE LSVER OIL TRADE HABK. THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY, GRAND, AND WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF THE AGE. For the cure of Consumption, Loss of Flesh, Spit- ting of Blood, Weakness, Local Debility, Loss of Memory, Lassitude, Lowness of Spirits, Languid- ness Incapacity for Exertion, Study, or Business; the Mind Irritable and Desponding, Palpitation of the Heart upon the least excitement, want of Vital Energy, Nervous Debility, &c. All the above symptoms may be dispelled by means of this efficacious and remedial agency. It may well be termed the true FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH & VIGOUR, re-animating and reviving the functions of life imparting renewed energy and vitality to the most shattered constitutions debilitated and enfeebled by various influences. To be sold direct from the Inventor & Proprietor, GRANT MoDONALD, 3, RUPERT ST., LONDON, W., ct by all Chemists, at the following prices, with directions:—half-pints, 2/6 pints, 4/6 quarts, 9/- P.O.O. to be made payable to the Proprietor, at Charing Cross, London. ESTABLISHED 1851. JJIRKBECK TOAN E.— repayable on demand. c,en.t- INTEREST, allowed on CURRENT ACCOUNTS calculated on the minimum monthly balances When not drawn below £ 100. The BIRKBECK ALMANACK, with full particulars, can be obtained post free on application to FRANCIS RAVENSCROFT. Manager. MADE WITH BOIX.intr WATER. 7S GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. COCOA MADE WITH BOILING MILK. SOUTH AFRICA and the GOLD FIELDS. OPENING FOR TRADESMEN. A Correspondent in Port Elizabeth, Cape of Good Hope, writes under date 14th Feb. 1887 :— It is almost certain that tradesmen of all classes will soon be needed for this Colony, to take the place of those who have already gone to the Gold Fields, and of numbers who are rapidly saving up to follow them. The one or two 'rushes' I witnessed in Natal were quickly followed by the return of the disap- pointed, but now men only come back to sell up,' and take away their families, bag and baggage,' to the country of the future." "I\/r0NEY ADVANCED mVATELYT 1t± From £ 20 to £ 5000, To responsible persons, Male or Female, in Town or Country, at one Day's Notice, upon PROMISSORY NOTES, WITH OUT ANY OTHER SECURITY Also upon Deeds, Leases, Life Policies, Stocks, Sharei Legacies and Reversions at Five per Cent. Distance no object, as Loans maybe repaid by Cheques or Postal Orders, ana so long as the interest ia paid the capital can remain. All COMMUNICATIONS are STRICTLY PRIVATE. „ „A-PP'y personally or by post to the aotual lender. C. CHARLES, Esq., 1, Waterloo Place, Pall Mall, London. W.B.—Established 1867, since which period the money adranoed by Mr. CHARLES exceeds £ 5,000,000, and no good application ia ever rofmed. V1 CARDS printed at three hours' notice. cheaper than trfvw,^av-d^n tile most fashionable style an<3 ivory card3' POTTO. Oxford Street. London. W. JpARKINS and GQTTO, OõURT STATIONERS: MAGIC PEN.—The best pen in the world A! flexi¥,?,as a «uill> eveiT point hand anv flf=o vi raP1(^y and smoothly over the paper. Free from any disagreeable scratch. The ink flows freely from it fearnple box of three dozen post free for 12 stamps p.—, To_be had only of the makers, JgjjgJItp. & o-gfard St.. Loudon. W. Macnaughton, SI UII I_ J°0LLEN MANUFACTURES, rr u Pitlochry, Perthshire Have been AWARDED a PRIZE MED AT <■ Woollen Manufactures in the EDINBURn IT TvmSJ,elr NATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1886. RGH INTEK- Th Into gpay carriage of Wool sent to thera for manufacture Into their PITLOOHm TWEEOS, BLANKETS, yield of Wool,_Ac., on application as above! requured« 1m writiai Vatti^^l «a^ep^0'>8hoaIa« TNNS of COURT FAMILY^HOTPT7 Lrdon- HEIDELRERR ■First_class family hotel. IILIULLULilU The only hotel in the Castle grounds, Sclxloss-Hotel ^onderfully situated immediately above the great Castle Garden Terrace. DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS & LIVER PILLS. The Safest Medioine; prepared without mercury^ R. SCOTT'S PILLS cure Sick Headaches and Giddiness. DR. SCOTT'S PILLS cure Indigestion and Flatulency. DR. SCOTT'S PILLS ————————— cure Cost venT ssand Stomach Pal ne. A IT .1 R. HIUCHES, Llangollen. {q,. LL R.HUGHES, THATCH MANUFACTURER, Ty CASTLE STREET, LLANGOLLEN, BEGS respectfully to call the attention of the public to his extensive stock of WATCHES AND CLOCKS, The lowest and best in the Principality. He is, therefore, able to sell as cheap as any house in the trade. All Watches and Clocks are guaranteed. A large selection of GOLD and SILVER CHAINS at the lowest prices. Also, a first-class stock of every description of GOLD RINGS and JEWELLERY. Clocks and Watches repaired and cleaned. (491-4i) Church Street Smithy, LLANGOLLEN. JONA1HAIS1 H. JONES, Begs respectfully to inform the luuaoitaots of Liaugoiien ai, I Ne.^hbourhood that he has just tikci the Business carried on fur so many year, by the late Mr. Lewis Owens, Blacksmith, &t the att no address, where he trusts, by GOOD W 0 ü K 1<1. AN" HIP, combined with STRICTLY WODSiiATJi charge s, co merit a share of paohc support. BORSE-SHOEING WILL RECEIVE PARTICULAR ATi EN HON. FARMING IMPLEMENTS MADE OK KtPAIKED. ALL KINDS ( F GENERAL WORK PliOMI'TLY ATTENDED TO. ENTRANCE (2264) From CHURCH STREET and REGENT STREET. BOOT STORES. ESTABLISHED 1822. JAMES JONES, STAFFORD HOUSE, CHURCH STREET, LLANGOLLEN. A large assortment oi every quality of Boots on hand REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. (2243) PEACOCK PICKLES. Are the Best for Hotel Keepers, l'ublicanl, Restauranti DIning Roome, and a boon to Householders, being a treat with Cold Meat, and making the plainest rlanda palatable. Fronoumced a luxury by those who hare once wed them. Sold in gallon jars—Cabbage, 1.. 3d.; Piccalilli, 2s.; Mixed, 2s.; Onions. 2s. 6d. Sixpence on all jars. Peacock Pickle Factory, R. BROWN, Manager, 84, HoUand Street, Southwark. Delivered carriage free within 19 MUM of London, and to all London Railway Termini, rn m CP m LOWAY I NTM.[ NT » Diseases of the Throat and Chest. ,WU 18uffer?.rs fr0™ coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, and ^regular action of the heart are earnestly recommended to rub Holloway's searching Ointment well over the throat, breast, and back as the case may require, twice a day. Invalids may confidently rely u^on the beneficial effects resulting from this treatment: this Ointment is the most trustworthy remedy for all internal and external ailments of the throat. Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Ulcers, Ab- scesses, Wounds, and Sores of all kinds May be thoroughly healed by the application of this Ointment to the parts affected, after they have been duly fomented with warm water. Under the action of this powerful Ointment. aided by the Pills, the depraved humours of the body will be quickly removed; even scrofulous ulcers and foal sores, how- ever old or inveterate, can thus be cured. In Gout, Rheumatism, and Neuralgic Pains This Ointment never fails to give relief. Its very first appli- cation lessens the inflammation and diminishes both heat and pain. This soothing Ointment, by depurating the blood on its route to, or from the affected parts, promotes healthy action. In severe and chronic cases the Pills should always be taken, as their purifying alterative and restorative qualities, place the whole mass of solids and fluids in a wholesome condition. The Mother's Friend.-Skin Diseases, however Desperate, may be Radically Cured. Scald heads, itch, blotches on the skin, scrofulous sores or, king's evil, and such like affections, yield to the mighty fJOWWI of this fine Ointment, provided it be well rubbed around the affected parts two or three times a day and the Pills be taken according to the printed directions. Dropsical Swellings, Paralysis, and Stiff Joints. Many of the worst cases of the above diseases will yield in II. comparahvely short time, if the Ointment be diligently applied to the affected parts, even when other means have failed. -tioliow&y s Pills should also be taken in appropriate doses. Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in the fol- lowing eomptatnts:- Bad Legs Corns (Soft) Lumbago Skin Dis- Ba l Breasts Contracted and Piles cases Burns Stiff Joints Rheumatism Scurvy Bunions Fistulas Sore Nipples Sore Heads Chilblains Gout Scalds Tumours Chapped Hands Glandular Swell- Sore Throats Ulcers ings Wounds Sold at Professor HOLLOW AY'S Establishment, 78, New Oxford St. (late 533, Oxford St.), London; also by nearly every respectable Vendor of Medicine throughout the Civilised World, in Boxes and Pots, at is. ijd. 2S. geL, 4S. 6d., us., 22S. and 33s. each. Full printed directions are affixed to each Pot and Bo and can be had in any language. N.B.-Advice Gratis, at the above address, daily, between the hours of U and 4, or by letter. DAVID ROBERTS & SON, AUCTIONEERS AND A PPRAISERS. j"jL ACCOUNTANTS, HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL AGENTS, TEMPLE BUILDINGS, CORWEN. EDWARD EDWARDS, AUCTIONEER AND A PPHAISEHt 1, CHAPEL STREET, T.T, V NGOT,T,F, NT. (1773)