Llangollen Advertiser Denbighshire Merionethshire and North Wales Journal

CARDS. MR. DAVID ROBERTS, A UCTIONEER AND APPRAISER, Removed from Ty'n-y-Cefn, to TEMPLE BUILDINGS, CORWEN. MESSRS. ELLIS AND WILLIAMS, AUCTIONEERS AND it PPRAISERS, 23, CASTLE 5 STREET, LLANGOLLEN. MR. LEWIS WILLIAMS, AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER, DOLGELLEY AND BALA. MESSRS. CULEY AND WILLIAMS, AUCTIONEERS, COMMISSION & E STATE 4 GENTS, TREFYNANT, RUABON. EVAN EVANS, BILL POSTER, PENGWERN SQUARE, LLANGOLLEN. ROBERT RICHARD ROBERTS, ACCOUNTANT, Ac., TEMPLE BUILDINGS, CORWEN. Agent for the" Royal" Fire and Life Insiorance Company. TO BE LET. APARTMENTS. To BE LET, a Breakfast, Dining, and Draw- ing-room, and Six Bedrooms, near the town, commanding an extensive view of the surrounding hills Apply to M. F. M., Advertiser'' Office, Llangollen. APARTMENTS AT MRS. FRANCIS'S, RHEWL, LLANTYSILIO, Consisting of Sitting-room and Bedroom. THE house is situated in the most charming A spot, close to the river Dee, commanding beautiful scenery, and is distant two miles from Berwyn Station, and four from Llangollen, WANTED. WANTED by a lady, a LITTLE GIRL to TV CLOTHE, BOARD, and EDUCATE, where 12 select ones are taken. She will be instructed in English and Music. Terms, £ 5 a quarter, or £ 3 10s. without clothes. C. F., 57, Lancaster-road, dotting Hill, London. BIRMINGHAM GOODS, JEWELLERY, hak:VK.»-ML.M.S, HOUSEHOLD *'URNITURE &c. AGENTS WANTED. Enlarged Illustrated Books free. Apply—Henry May, Birmine- ham. (251) ROBERT FRANCIS, GROCElt AND pROYISIONER, RHEWL, LLANTYSILIO, IN thanking the public for past favours, begs to state that he has lately REMOVED TO HIS NEW AND MORE COMMODIOUS PREMISES, where he will always have a store of the best goods on sale, at prices that will bear favourable com- parison with the best houses in the trade. ESTABLISHED 1841. Scottish National Insurance Company. L I F E AND F IRE. HEAD OFFICE—22, ST. ANDREW SQUARE EDINBURGH, The report of the Company, and all particulars respecting the Insurance of Life and Property can be had of H. A. JONES, who has been favoured with the agency for this weli-established Company in Llan- gollen and district. Address-H. A. JONES, 17, Castle Street, Llangollen. 10s. REWARD. f OST, on Saturday, 11th instant, between Rhewl JU and Glyndyfrdwy, a large RETRIEVER DOG, black and shaggy, and answering to the Rame of "Sailor." Whosoever may give such information as will lead to its recovery alive shall receive the above reward, hrating's Sun Inn, Bhetol, Llanlysttio. pSYCIiOMANCr, ULAIRVOYANCY, X MIlND READING." How to Read the Mind —How to Mesmerise—How to Psychologise. How so Get Rich," and acquire "'Ease and Elegance of Manner;" "How to be Popular with the Ladies." oent free. Address, NOVELTY PUBLISHING CO., -Eecles, Manchester. (243) ]\ J ONEY immediately ADVANCED to any ,JXL_ amount, from < £ 50 and upwards, upon every description of security, comprising real and personal estate, farming stock, reversions, annuities, furniture (without removal), life policies, and any other tangible personal security. No charges made, or commission taken, and the strictest secrecy will in all cases be observed. Interest as follows, viz.On freeholds or leaseholds from 3 per cent. per annum. Personal security from 4 per cent. per annum, other securities at equally reasonable rates.-Applicants are requested to apply in the first instance by letter, containing full particularSj in order to save unneces- sary trouble, to Frederick Hawkins, Esq., 9, Great Russel-streot, Bloomsbury, London, W.C. (244) MONEY. A PRIVATE GENTLEMAN, with surplus capital, is willing to make prompt advances to gentlemen, Tradesmen, and Farmers, and others (male or female), residing in any part of England and Wales, from = £ 10 to < £ 500, on note of hand. No Life Assurance or Law costs. Full particulars by return of post by sending a stamped directed envelope, stating amount, to Mr. A. BRADBURY (private OOUSE), 161, Walworth-road, London, S.E. No genuine application refused. Terms from 5 per cent. Repay- ments received by P.O.O. (245) LLYFR NEWYDD I'R MILOEDD Pris Tair Ceiniog; trwy y Post, Pedair Ceiniog, .A. R W Y D D ION YR 4MSERAU ("THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES,") YN GYMDEITHASOL, WLEIDYDDOL A CHREFYDDOL; Fel y maent yn ymddangos i'r PARCH. J. DE KEWER WILLIAMS, Gweinidog yr Efengyl yn Llundain. Cyfieithedig gan Mr. J. HUGHES, C.M., (Idanfryn,) British Schools, Amlwch. ^yhoeddedig (trwy ganiatad) ac ar werth gaa D, JoNJiSk LI yr fwer thy dd v &0., Amlwch,0 SALE BY MR. LLOYD. SALE OF CATTLE, HORSES, &c., ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2ND, 1877 (BEING LLANGOLLEN FAIR DAY). MR. LLOYD, having been requested by his numerous friends and supporters to commence a MONTHLY CATTLE SALE at LLANGOLLEN, to be held on each FAIR-DAY, wishes to inform the I public that he will hold his SALE on TUESDAY 0(?SBB3L2?d' whenlie wiU offCT I and Store Stock. Entries respectfully solicited, to be made to Mr. AUCTIOTEEE*8' Cliapel Street' Llangollen, or the Sale at 10.30 prompt. SALE OF HORSES at 1 p.m. Offices :-Plassey, Wrexham. CLWYD BANK COLLEGE, RUTHIN. PRINCIPAL :-DR. ELLIS. PUPILS are prepared for the Universities, the A Oxford and Cambridge Local Examinations, the Medical, and Legal Registration Examinations, the Civil Service, or for Commercial Pursuits. Terms, &c., on application to the Principal, J. E. POWELL, WREXHAM, 1DEGS to invite attention of Colliery Proprietors and Managers, Farmers, and persons furnishing, to his large and well-selected stock, comprising: COLLIERY REQUISITES. Bar Iron and Steel, Best Boiler Plates and Angle Iron, Best Tested Chain, Shovels and Nails of every description, Vulcanised Sheet Rubber and Washers, Steam Pipes and Fittings from ;}-2 inch, 4 Patent Brattice Cloth. Agent for the. sale of J. Cooke and Co's Patent Safety Lamps. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Mowing and Reaping Machines, Haymaker's Horse Rakes, Beverley and Bristol Companies' Carts, Chaff Cutters, Root Pulpers, &c., &c. Every description of Agricultural Machinery repaired on the premises. JtiOUfcHj FxmiilSHlFG AND BUILDING. Grates, Slate, and Marble Mantel Pieces, r Castings of every description, Brass and Iron Bedsteads, lenders and Fire Irons, Electro-plated Goods, Baths and Travelling Boxes, &c., &c. Pr,Ei\SE NOTE AnIirt];;SS, J E P O WE 1, L, Wholesale and Retail Ironmonger, Iron Merchant, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT DEPOT, 6, TOWN HILL, AND 7, ABBOT STREET, WREXHAM. Q m fJ. (''1 T-I Q' R. H U G H E S, ATOII MANUFACTURER, CASTLE STREET, LLANGOLLEN, BEGS respectfully to call the attention of the JD 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. OSWESTRY. MR. JOHN COTTAM, 8 SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL | A [SINCE] DENTIST, [1849] H G FOR OSWESTRY AND VICINITY. O RESIDENCE: O w C A X T O N HOUSE EH OSWESTRY. S cO Invalides waited on at their own residence by H appointment. I' I ROSALIE COTJPELLE'S PURE LIQUID INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE. FOR producing any required shade, from Light Auburn to Jet Black, in three minutes, so beauti- fully-perfect as to defy detection by the closest observer. It is a clear, innoxious, agreeable which can be applied with the greatest ease; does not stain the skin; is permanent in effect; and has been pronounced unexceptionable by all who have used it. This Dye has been analysed by two eminent pro- fessors of chemistry; and is not only recommended, but used by several eminent medical men, who have uniformly testified act to its superiority and perfect freedom from any injurious quality Sold at 3s. ôd, per bou!o,by H. Jones, QastJe-street, Ll&Becoiku, ,ff" THE LLANGOLLEN" AGBICULTURAL SOCIETY. THS FIFTH ANNUAL SHOW of the above Society will take place on FRIDAY, September 21st, when a great number of Prizes, including 2 ILYER CUPS, will be competed for. A A At 9 n.m., on part 0;1 tho SHOW FIELD, A GRAND TRIAL OF 20 SHEEP DOGS WILL TA Ki: PLACE. ENTERS 590. Entries for Leaping,&c.,34, beside -riiat shall be taken on the field. At 72 noon, the Show-yard /ill be open to the public, At 4 p.m., the Competition for LEAPING, TROTTING, and BEST ACTION will commence. The Committee will also give EXTRA PRIZES O' £ 2 and £1 to ALL-COMERS for LEAPING. Entrance Fee 5s., payable to <he Secretary on the field. THE LLANGOLLEN VOLRJNTEER BRASS BAND HAS BEEN ENGAGED FOR T'HE OCCASION. TRAIN TICKETS will be issued from Oswestry, Wrexham, Corwen, and the Intermediate Stations, starting from Oswestry 8 43 a.m., Wrolham 9 9 a.m., Corwen 6 55 a.m. Returning bv any tram according to time bill. ° y :i THOS. EDMUNDS, SECRETARY. NOW READY, PltftJE SIXPENCE, JONES'S HAND-BOOK TO LLANGOLLEN AND CORWEN, WITI1 A PLAN AND SEVERAL ENGR/VINGS OF THE NEIGHBOURHOOD- BEING ;h. -■ G-UIDE FOR THE VISITOR, TOURIST, ANTIQUARIAN, GEOLOGIST, BOTANIST, &• ANGLER.. H. JONES, 17, CASTLE ST..1EET, LLANGOLLEN. D-AV., 'f NTINERAL k iERATED WATERS, IX J AND PATENT LONDON J30rr'I'LES, SYPRONS. Soda, Potass, Seltzer, Carbonised, and Tonic Waters; LEMONADE, GINGERADE, & GINGERBEER. Works-7, Castle Street, and Geraint, LLANGOLLEN. Speciality-" SELTZER" EQUAL t) THE GERMAN WATERS. rlBEWAREOf WORTHLESS SMITATIONS OF Reckitt's Paris Blue hn^lwpn'attenZed by the usual result 'vi,Vver. aJ? .°^ers.> quick appreciation of its merits by the Public „v„r+PH not simplv in imitatino- tlio' a ,° lmltation the merit of the latter mainly consists in thein^e- f, ,1+ tilp o-enuine*article The Mannfa sc'uare B',al)e but mating the general appearance of the wrappers resemble ? 01 in Pennv S, i1r^v ntUrers beS therefore ro caution all buyers to see « Reckitt's Paris Blue on each packet. Sold in ±-euny bquares by all respectable Grocers,Oilmen and Druggists. J -T-KT/nmnifN /-x-n the Latndresses of I THE PRINCESS OF WALES and DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH. II ABERCONYVY TEMPERANCE JIOTICL. HIGH STREET, JONvVAY. WILLIAM JONES, PROPRIETOR. ^V"ISknown HoteLI1Way WlU m6et Wlth 8Very attention-!ombined with very moderate charges.at thiswell- BRITISH WINES AND CONFECTIONERY 3F THE CHOICEST DESCRIPTION, <x and Coffee provided a the shortest notice. ADJOINING- TIE ST. G-EORGL'S TIALL, LLAXDUDKO. b, Smith & Jones, MERCERS, (-LOVERS, HOSIERS, &c. -=- ON SALE AT II. JONES'S, PRINTER, STATIONER, BOOKSILLER, AND BOOKBINDER, CASTLE STREET, IJANGOLLEM, PHOTOGRAPHS, STEREOSCOPIC, ALBUM, AID CABINET PICTURES, I •, I (COUNTED OB UNJOUNTED.) published by F. BEDFCRD and F. FRITH, ^NIT-NNTT i ILLUSTRATE THE SCENERY AND ATTRACTONS OF NORTH WALES. Books of Litho. Views at Gd., Is., 2s 2s. 6d., &c Frith and Bedford's New Photo. Books ° T,Iangol.ten and North Wal.es at 10s. 6d" and 16s. 6d. each. NOlEb, CARDS, SCENTED SA0HET8, ENVELOPES, #c. A great variety of New Books andAlbums suitable for Presents. A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF ILLUST.VTED SATIN WOOD GOODS. MAGAZINES RECEIVED THE FIST DAY OF THE MONTH. A large assortment of ACCOUNT BOOKS, _eonsisting>f Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Day Books, ¡,') aU mmb .tarings* AR 11FI CEIL TEE III. ATTENDANCEAT SHREWSBURY & BRIDGNORTH. Messrs. Eskell and Chittey, SURGEON-DENTISTS, 39, BENNETT'S HILL, BIRMINGHAM, MAY be consulted, as above, upon their newly- invented and unequalled PATENTED IMRROYEMENTS. From one tooth to a complete set of Mineral Incorrodible Teeth, of exquisite shape, workmanship, lightness, and purity, is made and fitted in a few hours, with perfect accuracy and immediate comfort, without wires springs, or fasten- ings, and with such inimitable resemblance to nature as to prevent detection. No bulk in the mouth to vitiate the taste or impede free utterance no sharp edges to injure the gums, tongue, or palate they serve to support loose and tender teeth, rendering mastica- tion and articulation simple and easy. ARTIFICIAL TEETH as above, and including all charges, at about one half the usual advertised charges. Old cases remodeled upon the above principle at moderate charges.-All Consultation Free.-Stopping Extracting, Cleaning, and all operations performed, with the greatest care and delicacy. Constant daily attendance, at Birmingham, from 9 till 7. Shrewsbury every Saturday, at 13, High Street, { Bridgnorth every Saturday, at the Journal Offices. Llangollen, by appointment only. Established 25 Years. NOTE—Only London Address, A. CLIFFORD- ESKELL, 8, GROSVENOR STREET. "There should be a better reason for the race of depositors than a fluctuating-rate of 2 or 3 per cent." —Investors' Guardian. LOMBARD BANK, LIMITED, No. 35, Lombard Street, City; And Nos. 277 and 279, Regent Street, W. Established 1869, RECEIVES DEPOSITS, on Demand, 5 per cent.; subject to notice, 8 per cent. Opens current accounts. Supplies' cheque books. Investors are invited to examine this new and improved system that ensures a high rate of interest with perfect security. To BORROWERS—It offers pre-eminent advantages for prompt advances on leases, reversions, policies, trade stocks, farm produce, warrants, and furniture, without removal, publicity, sureties, or fees. Prospectuses and balance-sheets free. Agents wanted. JAMES PRYOR, Manager. MR. B. MILNE, j SURGICAL & MECHANICAL PENT'ST, I LLANGOLLEN. | J A KTIJ&TOiAL TEETH supplied upon the most moderate terms, fixed in a few hours without wires, spring's, or fastenings of any kind, and of so close a resemblance to nature as to defy de tection. Mr. M. makes no allusion to the employment of inferior teeth or the use of deleterious baseb. None but the purest mntais used. Children's teeth regulated. Repairs on gold, platinum, and vulcanite promptly I and neatly executed. Attendance at Mr. EVANS'S, Chemist, on TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and FRIDAYS, from 10 30 a.m. till 3 p.m. At Ty'n-y-pistyll,on SATURDAYS and MONDAYS, any hour up to 8 p.m. ■ A letter addressed to Ty'n-y-pistyll will receive lmjnGdiate personal attention. No extra charge, excepting railway return to distant parts. HISTORY OE THE "Jj^ADIES OF j^LANGOLLEN," AS SKETCHED BY MANY HANDS. With notices of other objects of interest, in THAT SWEETEST OF VALES," By JOHN HICKLIN. Editor of the Chester Courant," of the "History of Chester Cathedral," &c. Price 1/.6 Sold at H. JONES'S, Advertiser Office, Llangollen. THE ANGLERS' G-UIDE to the rivers and lakes of North Wales, with the names of all the fishing stations, comprising those of Rhyl, Vale of Clwyd, Corwen, Abergele, Conway, Llanrwst, Bangor, Carnarvon, Llanberis, and Beddgeiert, with the whole county of Anglesey, together with a list of suitable flies for the W elsh rivers and lakes; also a large scale TOURIST'S MAP OF NORTH WALES by W. Pritchard. Price Is. Sold by H. Jones, Llangollen. 1 QTRICTLY PRIVATE LOANS granted on k? honourable principles to applicants likely to be benefited. No charges for information on personal application to Mr. PREECE JONES, Ty'n-y-coed, 4, Uhurch-street, Rhyl, any Monday, and at 7, St. John-street, Chester (opposite the Post-office), every Saturday. All letters promptly answered. 153. PROVISION FOR TALIESIN'S WIDOW. MRS. JONES, wife of the late Mr. THOMAS JONES (Taliesin o Eifion), of Llangollen, having with her family been left entirely unprovided for by the death of her husband, a Committee has been formed for the purpose of collecting Subscriptions to enable her to furnish a Lodging House, whereby she might earn an honest livelihood. Taliesin being well known throughout the Principality by his excellent contributions to Welsh Literature,an earnest appeal is made on behalf of his widow and orphan children. Names of Committee:—Rev. E. R. James, Vicar (chairman); Rev. J. H. Hughes (Ieuan o Leyn), Rhosymedre; Mynyddog J. Ceiriog Hughes Rev. T. R. Lloyd, Llanfynydd (Estyn): Rev. J. Morris, Independent Minister Mr. Hugh Jones, Advertiser Office; Mr. R. Griffith, Castle-street; Mr. William Coward Mr. R. Hughes, watchmaker with power to add to their number. SecretariesMr, R. Davies (Iolo Trefaldwyn) and Mr. Jas. Clarke, Board School, Llangollen. Sub- scriptions paid to either of the above or to Messrs. C. & W. Richards, Bank, will be thankfully received and duly acknowledged. AR WERTH gan H. JONES, LLYFRWERTHW R HEOL Y CASTELL, LLANGOLLEN, SWN Y JUWBIL1, neu Ganiadau y Diwygiad, gan y Parch. J. Roberts (leua.n Gwyllt).° I'w cael yn y Tonic Sol-ffa, mewn chwech 0 ranau, oC. yr un; y rhanau yn un llyfr, mewn llian, Is. 9Ct- y geiriau yn unig—amlen, 4c.: llian, 6ch. pERDDOR Y TONIC SOL-FFA,dan olygiad \J Ieuan Gwyllt. Pris, lie.: i'w gael am°lg Hefyd, nifer fawr o lyfrau yn nghyfundrefn y Tonic Sol-ffa yn wastadol ar law. YN awr yn barod, pris 5s., mewn llian liardd. YR AIL GYFROL O BREGETHATT V DIWEDDAR BARCH. JOHN JONES, Talvsarn I'w chael gan H. Jones, Heol y Castell, Llangollen. Q TO Civ fawr o LYFRAU CYMRAEG bob kJ amser ar law, cyfaddas i wobrwyo. T7XCELLENT HAIE DYE, for producing ft ^t7 s- 6 beautifully natural as to ,defy detection, with full directions, price 2s. 6d per bottle ioiHiipma NOiHÇ. GUION LINE OF UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK, Forwarding Passengers to BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA PORTLAND, QUEBEC, and BALTIMORE, at New York rates. First Cabin, from £10 10s. to = £ 21; Intermediate, £ 8 8s.; Steerage, £5. Agent for Llangollen H. JONES, Stationer WATKIN & D A. VIES, pLUMBERS, GLAZIERS, pAIKTERS, HOUSE DECORATORS, SIGN WRITERS, GILDERS, AND PAPERHANGERS, CHAPEL STREET, LLANGOLLEN. SHEEP. SHEEP. SHEEP. McLEOD'S IS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST SHEEP DIP IN THE MARKET. No SHEEP DIP Vfit invented has encountered so much opposition as the UNIVERSAL but Farmers should not be influenced by Manufacturers of old preparations, who are obliged to decry what they well know to be a superior production to their own. This proves their Sales are rapidly decreasing, and parties should be particular to pay no attention to such opposition, but to use what has now become A PERFECT BOON TO ALL SHEEP FARMERS. It is claimed that the following advantages can only be had by adopting McLEOD'S DIP:- It speedily frees the Sheep from TICKS and LICE, instantly destroys the eggs of the SCAB and TICK insects, promotes the growth of the Wool, is a safe remedy for SCAB or SHAB, and, to insure success, does not require to be used at double the strength same as many of the old Dips which are now being daily superseded by this valuable preparation. Farmers should try either iVi C L E 0 I) S Patent Non-Poisonous Quality for Winter dressing-, or the Universal Quality for extreme cases of SCAB, AND THEN JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES. NOTE.-The Universal Quality is unequalled by any Composition, contains the same ingredients of the Ordinary Quality, with the addition of a- poison, and is extensively used for general Dipping purposes and preventiJjg" the fly from striking. Orders for 300 lbs. sent Carriage Paid to a<nv Railway Station in the Kingdom. f Agents everyviiiere, or to be had Wholesale jrotK- I F, H. MoLEOD, WOOL BROKER, 30, ANN STREET, GLASGOW. 1801 NATURE'S PERFECT REMEDY FOR ALL KINDS OF WORMS. WILLIAMS'S (TON TARDA WE) WORM LOZENGES, (Prepared from the original recipe,) Are hailed by every parent as one of the greatest bless- mgs ever sent by Him who pours His blessings upor mankind. They are purely vegetable, and innocent to the most delicate child, and yet so effective to the Worms, that they are soon cleared from the human body, and tney have gained for themselves the name of THE PERFECT REMEDY for all kinds of Worms. We can never speak too well of the inventor of Williams's (Pontardawe) Worm Lozenges," for he read the best books of the most eminent' medical authors, but could find nothing there to answer the purpose; he studied while others slept, and searched and analysed the extracts and other productions of the vegetable kingdom, especially those connected with the diseases of Children, while others spent their time in idle talk, and at last he discovered his coveted prize, a remedy purely vegetable, and innocent to the child, that would destroy the greatest cause of the diseases of children; but, alas it cost him his life, he did not live long to enjoy the reputation of his great remedy, but died and left his discovery to the benefit of succeeding generations. I TESTIMONIAL.]— HAFOD, SWANSEA, JUNE 18, 1872.-Sir,-It is a pity that Williams's (Pontardawe) Worm Lozenges are not better known. When I lived in Church-lane, Wolverhampton, I tried all sorts of powders for my children, who suffered from worms but never in my life did I see anything like vour worm Lozenges. I gave them to my children, and my eldest child got rid of, I should think, one hundred worms of various sizes the other children got rid of a great number. I am sure the Staffordshire people would be very thankful if the Lozenges were made known to them. My eldest child had been unable to eat scarcely anything for days before I gave the Lozenges, but now he seems quite a different child. Yours truly, Mrs. Clarke.—Mr. Davies. Any of the following symptoms indicate Worms :— Variable appetite, foetid breath, acid eructation, pains in the stomach and head, grinding of teeth during sleep, picking of the nose, paleness of the countenance, hardness and fulness of the belly, slimy stool, with occasional griping pains, more particularly about the naval, short dry cough, and emaciation of the bodv, often mistaken for decline, slow fever and irregular pulse, sometimes convulsive fits-often causing sud- den death, and heat and itching about the anus which often causes them to be mistaken for piles. CAUTION.—None are Genuine unless they bear the Inventor's Signature on the wrapper around each box And the words "Williams's Worm Losenges," in the* government stamp. Full directions with each box Sold by most chemists at 9|d., 131-d., and 28. ga. per box. By post for 14 or 34 stamps, from the sole manufacturer, JOHN DAVIES, Chemist, Swansea. MONEY TO LEND, BY THE T IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANK, 27, SOUTH JOHN STREET, LIVERPOOL, IN TOWN OR COUNTRY, WITHOUT ANY KIND OF SURETIES. THE STRICTEST PRIVACY GUARANTEED. X40 TO £2,000 READY to be advanced at a few hours' notice, in sums to suit Gentlemen or Ladies (house- holders) without any kind of sureties and with the I utmost secrecy, repayable by easy instalments. MOST IMPORTANT to Farmers, Cowkeepers, Car Proprietors, Shopkeepers, and others. £ 40 to = £ 2 000 can be obtained, without any delay, upon their effects without removal, in sums to suit them, upon their own undertakings, without the aid of friends to become sureties for them, which can be repaid monthly quarterly, or other terms, as may be agreed upon, to enable them to increase their stocks, and render them every kind of temporary accommodation. EXECUTIONS OF EVERY KIND PAID OUT. DISTANCE NO OBJECT. EVERY INFORMATION WILLINGLY AFFORDED. The Bank having a large capital in hand, no good, application is refused. Apply personally, or if by letter state amount required. Deposits received. C, BENSON, Manager