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ABERDAltE C°MMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL, CONDUCTED BY THE FTEV. J. JOSEPH GEORGE, 22, PEMBROKE-STREET, ESTABLISHED ISCJ-J. i)d ^CATICN thorough conducted on sound prin- ciples. Separate attrition is given to each Pupil. TERMS:— £ 1 Is. and 15s. MRS. TILLEY, TEACHER OF j SS&LISH AHD ITALIAN SINGING, PIANOFORTE, &c., VISITS ABERDARE every Week. For H- further information apply to MRS. TILLEY, » ^lo'ster-terrace, Aberdare. Pupils trained for the Profession* — ABERDARE SCHOOL BOARD. Two Certificated Mistresses Wanted. THE School Board require immediately IWO CERTIFICATED MIOI M.RIAI.O i J1. Annual Salary of £ 80 each, one for the I^YDCOTD Schwls, the other toR the Abernant CLLool3. IJ, Applications, with copies of reports and > EA'Li«nonials of a recent date and^tating age, to E 8ENT to M<. on or before Wednesday, the 27th ^tant. THE Board reserve the right-to select the School 0 ^'hich THE successful applicants shall be ap- Knted. B, ORTON GERY, Clerk. ^^DARE, October 1 4TH. 1875. TO BUILDERS. THE ABERDARE SCHOOL BOARD are J desirous of receiving 1 EJS DERO for the RIDING of the Fence Walls and repairing the AT the Cwmdnre Schools. rd ,R,iculars of the work to be done MAY_ BE 'AIOED and the Sptciiication seen on appiica- T° David Griei, the Cleik of the Works at his "SR}^TNCE> Clifion-TI-reet, Aberdare. -RENDERS to be sent to the undersigned at the ^^CESOFTHE Beard, High-street, Aberdare, on R BEFORE Wednesday, the 27th instant. R. ORTON GERY, Clerk. TLI October, 1875. WILLIAMS & CRURCHILL, 16, DEAN STREET, ABERDARE, GEXEEAL JOBBING FITTERS, TURNERS. AND SMITHS. ESTIMATES given for all kinds of Smith Work. Steam oikIother Machinery repaired. SHOEING EXECUTED. CHANGES MODERATE. All Orders punctually attended to. I rr W C L ARK e7 SURGEON-DENTIST, I <• PARK-PLACE, CLIFTON, BRISTOL, ]]RGS (O inform the Gentry and Inhabitants ol 1 Aberdare and the neighbourhood that he may "c Cwu-ultud on the first and third Tuesday in every Ot,tJJ, at MR. Richards, chemist, Cardiff-&tieet. I. W. CLARKE'S lengthened expciicnee as a E,iti.st, enables him to guarantee the greatest skill AH dental operations and he trusts that atten- strict integrity, and moderate charges wi,L °CURE for him A share of patronage. The follwing gentlemen have kindly allowed > LCIR names to be given as referees :—G. Grcig, Esq.. ? York-place, Clifton E. Pros-er, Esq Brighton-park, Clifton (late of Pontypool) F. Eacock, chemist, 72, Stokes Croft, Bristol °llins, Pharmaceutical chemist, 2, Royal 1'ro- ^ENADE, Clifton J. M. Shattock. Esq., Runnington F^'DGE, Durdham-park, Durdhani DOWN L. fhouias, TS(LV 7, Sherborne Villas, Clifton. lestimvuials. Having known Mr Clarke aud his soil for many years ns 0Peratin(r Dentists, and secu much of their work in making fitting artiticial teeth with every iinp.ovenieiit, Inive greatest pleasure in bearing testimony to the satisfaction ^pressed by many of their patients in numerous operations, to ihe comfort tliey have derived from their mechauit-al 0rk—HDWIN M'HIITLLIT, Chemist, Triangle, Brisiol. > t&ve consulted Mr 1. W. Clarke, jun.. professionally, and very m«cti pleased with his skill and dexterity. I shou ld be too glad to avail myself of his ability as a Dentist,, in .J10 absence of his father, my Dentist, in whose skid 1 have greatest confidence, and to whom I confidently recom- all my patients. 1 am confident he will give satisfaction 0 aU who may employ hiin. L have no doubt lie will succeed all his undertakings a. lie >)■ is work well and thorough- ) —IkVkg T»AD, Mirgeon, H, ork-place, Clifton, liih 0,0. donsulta'ion Free. Universal Patronage. f T>r nil pnflVrprs from peiwrnl or local di-cosc tnlcolic^rt ntid "4 low in th<> wake of tlimuamU \»ii« nswril« their re torntion 5 1'Mlt.li to tl.c «.-e of Honi.ow.w's OINTME.NT AND FII.T.P. tupunioti-'in in the muscle* < r joints. p»<ut.v j>oi"S uenrsil.nc "'t'turcs, cramps find sfr.smi'die twili'he- dej.rirt ui.di-r t!r.' °f«ipl.,yniont of these noble remedf s. 7M leps, nil kim.^ \(1111111: nieer-, sorc^, burn. rutMiou.; inOmnmntion", arc 'liliefcty conquered. Tim reputation 1 IoIIowhV's Ointment mid .'ils have nci|iijred trironpbout the habitable Globe should LLL!in, P ,.VCRV ;i micte'l i erstfu to pive tlicni a fair trial before ^pairing of relief or abandoning hojje. bronchitis, Diphtheria, Sore Throats, Coughs, and Colds. Thi< ointment. wiH cure, when every other means have »<nlo«l. It is n soverc') ron,ed,' fo^r all derangements of the "'rout nnd cho-t .-crMcil coi. or wheezing wili be promptly fWllovtxl by rubbing in tbo Lnguent. Bad Leg's, Bad Breasts. — Old Wounds, Sores, and "Dicers. It is snr;.ri.ug i.iv ■> -ore. ulcer, or v. r' iid. d.-priye? .*«» body of sitr< f-it-for the du;i..i' life, :t Gintm«nt, when it is used according to theprlutedturectiona, tttid a^eislod by api-rupnate oi tae I'ifls, Gout, am Rhcaniatism. ^ill bp cur< d vir;; 1^ t, eoit/dxt l;lj'r> r;unnt .ties $,tlw tttntm.-ut i« well vorkol iut» ti'e nftiic..tsl p:irt,s. trefttnicnt niu t be XM-rseveringly follcwed for sc.me tin; ;].1Ji.! Aulv nMMted Hs powerful doses of llollovray's rills. '[llc;e 1^'rif.yiija Linci sootbing remedies demnnd the efj-rne.st. attxaition of aUp«wbni li»Wo to rbeumati-ra, ^ut, .sciatica, or-other j aininl ^octious of the muscies, nerves, or joints. The Ointmejit and fills arc wild at Professor ITOT.LOWAY S K^tabliviumrit, .W.Ii, Oxford Street. I.ondwn; also by ncsu iv' res-rtoctatrk A.endor of Medicine throughout the Civiiisi" *crld, in Boxes a«d Pets, Is. 1^4., 2,s. 9d., 4s. 6d.. Ms., 22s., and «3s. cach. The smalkst liox oi PWU contains four rf^^cn and the smallest Pot of OintBieiit one ounce. Full printed directions aro affixed la e,ida Box and Pot, and can be had iu any evea iu TarkisH, Arabic, Ameman, i'eniui, or Ciiiuese. 15—4* .r 11; Commercial-place, Aberdare, Oclober i Cth, 1876. MADAM, On FRIDAY Next, the 22nd instant, I intend EE-OPENING my SHO vVROOlkS with a Choice Sclect:oll of GOODS-suitable for AUTUMN & WINTSB, WEMt. I would call your spccial attention to the Lines enur.;crated IJCIOW, as I shall be able to oiler them much under value. rI hanking you for past favours/ and hoping to merit a continuance of the same, I rem airy lladam, yo-ars obedient.lv, I HENRY LEWIS, j 2,000 Yrrds'of BLACK SILKS. FRENCH KID GLOViiS, Is. 11 |d. prr pair. BLACK & COLOURED SATIN SKIUTS. TAPt-.STR.Y CAIWETS,s. 7Id. per yard. 3,000 Yards of RliJLONS, in nil tho Newest HOUUOCK'S LONG CLOTHS. Ladies and Gentlemen's SILK UMURk'LLAS. ,b- Tali' Tale and Midland Bailwaj Companies'- Goods. W ILLI A M D A V IES, (J.TJ.FTOJY STilE E7, Desires to inform the Tradespeople and. Inhabitants of Aberdare that be has been appointed | Agent to the above Companies. | The most prompt "t'TXion will Ix1 <>i v<;n lo the C(.-LLLCI XOTs r.nd J.>HLiT* of ali C.ooos, Parcelr, and Emj-i.-tt ontrus'ti'd to i;i- cert'. l;\ii'ii!tu;v ro-isovt-d to all j-ar'.s of Uie lov;n ond tiistf-iot. W. D. will moo vviliinplv rondor any inforujati'iu rt-sp.- ciiiig rates, S:o, Ab< rdarc. Jai;uary I4fh, 1S75. I w A > i 1 k3 /I JJo White's London Cement,. Plastej* Fans, Mortal' Hair, cnil of the best qoaiity, at li ¥ A X T II fi) MAS' r', Ironmonger, and Miner's Lamp Maniifaoturer, ■TS J' 7'^ 7Tf^ 7^ -p ?v^> 'p'y $. *-• 14 -mjJ* £ i-.i _fei. M-u • P H 1 C E ON A P P L I C A T í O N ) COFFINS! COFFIN8 COFFINS! r' -l.- i 'C. '4. it .t-" (.. '1 h. "j e 8 SAMIJIiiL MORRIS, I CARPENTER AND BUILDER, 64, CUTE SU'REP/i', ADi.RDARK, BEGS to inform the Public that he is pivpand to supply COFFINS of nil kinds, at prices &s low if not low r than can be obtained of any other pernor, in the neighboorh.od. S. M. also takes this opportunity of thanking the Public (or the support he has net-ived durine the past twenty years, and trusts he may Illlrit a continuance of th-; «anus in ihe fui.nre. .1.1. C E M E N fin ll. I' J 0 J N i) A V I E S, I BUIL f) (■: r?, &c., j 10, SE Y M O f-Ji 8THEI T, A li K1? ]> A R F, Ageiit for the celebrated PIT CEKEINT, for stopj/iin.; leakages, etc., i OicTLAND, A PLASTiJi Or PANI^b SAND, &c. ') The Pit Ccnunt, used like mortar in the- construction of Pit and Sea AYal's, Weil. Clients, Tanks, ^c., < fl. ctnally stops all b akagc-s It Las Lun tesfrd r.nd cxf< nsividy tif-i d at the ovvoll Dullr\ n and other Coilioriis in the county oi GL.mortar, "lid »1i;lwhere, :,1;(1 highly appvovt-d of STATION EflY & FAKCY W A 11 EllOUbE "ABEKDARE TIMES" OFFICE, SI, Commercial Place, Aberdare. JO WES & SON, PRINTERS, EOOESELLEES, STATIOSIES, PT C J.t ,1 .L! .L1i I.J ¡J £; L; 1. -L I.J e" DESIRE to inform the PUBLIC tin: h in stock a large and varied assortment of PLAIN and FANCY STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS, suitable for PRESENTS, &c., to which they invite attention. A larjic Stock of Musical Instruments, including Concertinas, Flutes, Banjos, Tambourines, Drums Flarmonicnrs. Mouth Organ' &'C. Tho larpcst and best selected Stock in 'lown oi iiOME and FOHLIGN MADE TOYS. Dolls in great variety, Chess, Drafts, and Draftboards, Dominoes, Roulette Games, Sic. Workboxes, ?ilo'ne)- Boxes, Fancy Poxes, Rimmel's Soap and Perfumery, Ink ar.d Inkstands, Conversation Cards, &c. Combs and Piushes of the host. quality. Pipes and Tobacco Pouches, Cigar Cases. Ladii-s' Pairs, Purses, Albums, &e„ Ssc. -:0;- OnSERVE THE A ".A1ŒI:IJ.\lèE TIMES" OEEICE, 31, COMMERCIAL-PLACE, ABERDARE.
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LJLYFetAU C'YM IX EfO, i. 1í .1' 'l. l'1lt rdi ¡ t {Jf Ait i\t! can L- ¿\.I ''J_ .1. JON K S A I rÜA B. 3 1,0 C, M M Eii c I A L-P LAC E, A B E H D ARE. Pria eyboc!1!licd, Ti-is eYl1ygpdi:: JJs. d s. d. Esbuniad Piiirkitt ar y Testament Newy.M 1 11 6 110 Eto, yn rbwym 1 10 0 E^borikd y Parch Chiistmas I'.vans ar I,\ !r^ ),i(l^udtliad .020 0 2 0 Gtiriadur Dir-\ ii.ydcio! ae Ysgry gaii 3 v.iwtdUir Paic.is 'J .Jei es 0 6 0 0 (5 0 Hanes y Nt'C a'r Ddaear. eto 0 13 0 0 13 0 Daearyddiaeth Y'sgrylliyiol, eto 0 13 0 01;3 o Parhad mnvii Gras, eto 0 (j 0 0 G Hanes A lire d Fawr, &c., eto u 1 > I 0 Catecihm y Parch. 1). Davies, Pantter, y dv.ain .0 3 0 0 20 Eto, y Parch. W. Davits, Ehydye« i,-iauf, eto 0 3 0 0^2 0 Danes Hywyd Due Vt;ellington 0 2 (J 0 2 (j Oratoria .Mor Tiberias 0 8 u 0 8 (j Eos Ceiriog, sef casgliad 0 Per Gariiadau yi en wop P.i reld SIuw Morrif, gan y Parch. Walter Davies, Aianai'on, 2 gyiVoi 0 12 0 0 6 ;j Auianyddiaeth sefyllfa ddyledol Dr. Dick 0 3 G 0 3 u Coiiaut y I'itrch. YV. Havard 0 1 0 0 0 0 Hanes Niuefeb, yn riiwym 0 6 0 0 G u Athioniaeth Trctn Iachawdwriaetb gan YValker, yn rhwyni 0 1 (j 0 I 0 Corff Dnwinyddiaeth Browu, o Haddington 0 9 0 0 7 0 Eto, yi> rhwym 0 0 0 C-wvrdydioii set AwJIau, Cyvyddo.u, Tra^tliOdau, &c., Eisteddfod Llan erchymedd 0 2 0 I) 1 Tradaodiadau yr HynaGaid, g-,i Caledfi-y.i 0 0 (j 0 0 0 i ]! vinnau Nev,yddiuii, gan 1. W 0 u G 0 0 G | II u e-, By wed a Cl-yn^oriea .Mt-uu; II. Jcnuins, yr l;^n a fa byw 309 0 .t. ilvE.vJdoca-i ,) 0 10 0 1 0 E:0) yn Saesi.ef. Ni cbly'hxi neb fod heb h\rn 0 10 0 10 Meddygiuiul-; i/ A ni fei liaid ECAVCIIS, yu Saosiicg 0 1 G 0 1 0 I Traithawd AR S\VJJCUN, A Daiiolvtui, V I TRCH. AV. Jones, Ncfvn 0 1 G 0 1 G Dryeh i Hientyn, g^.n v diweddar D. Lvans, Penygr. ig, y dwsin 0 1 0 0 0 9 Ivhodd Aj 1 m, y dwsin ,010 0 0 6 i iy lad yr lesu, rn^.u olygiauau ti j No!, va vlivj iti «.02G 026 Udgwrn Sion, (LlyfVau Tor-iau) •• •• <• U 2 0 0 -i 0 Cioriau y Cysegr 0 4 0 0 3 9 Eglwys Crist, gan y Parch. H" Jones, Caerfyrddia .036 0 3 6 I raetij r.v;d ar y l'r\ n< digaeth gan Dr. Lewis •• •• ..010 0o6 j Sjiwadau P. Williams ary Bibl •• ,.0 G 0 0 36 j Eto, yn rhwym 0 Ú 0 COMPTON HOUSE, ABEBDABE. D. WILLIAMS I r"|"AS great pleasure in announcing that his SHOW-EOOM will be I OPENED on FRIDAY, the 29th Instant, EtrsbraciKg all thp leading NOVELTIES in MANTLES, COSTUMES, SKI ILK J^ADIES AND CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS AND BONJNETS, ELO'EI;S, FEATHERS, &c., &0.) &c. SPECIAL DISPLAY or y BONNETS AND TRIMMED HATS. ALL MILLINERY MATERIALS TO MATCH. the fivour ol ia call, I remain, your3 obediently, D. WILLIA:>lS. j it^t n lifrTTun §5 D FIIOM LONDON! i-, ON -AND AFTER SATURDAY, OCTOBER SOl!t, 187.5, 1113 Y S ETNA JONES WILL SHOWUN IMMENSE VARIETY OF THE L A T EST NOVELTIES PROM TEE LONDON MASKETS. "BYANT LOYD, A B E R A M A 1-1 |"TAS just rofurrud from LONDON witb a large STOCK of D2ES8 GOODS, COSTUMES, SKIET3, ABB MILLIHEiX A A I- \V A Y.i HAS IN STOCK BOYS' AND MEN'S CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS. TAILORING- DONE ON THE PRE 1:11G13 S NEW GBOCEET BBTABLISHMENT | AT 35, CO U M E R C A L STREET, ABERDARE. D. L. F slO BI<11 IT, of Cwirilwcli, T>EOS to inform his friend", avd thViii-Iie g nerallv, that ho hns j-rt OPENED the above c P P!< H!IISES (lonn< riv in the oceuj.atinn of the late Mr. DAXCE), with a Large and Superior Stock of all kinds of GROCERY and PROVISIONS. AI.L willFAM "JONES, ~| Auctioneer and Licensed Victuallers' Vainer, j h JilTK If.IRI AVEIIBABFj, DESIRES to infortn all parties that with t< oi^po-e oi (quick and quietly) their Stock-in-'l rade, household furniinre, or any olher Property r.nd Elfvc! should apply as above. P.S,—All private matters strictly atiendrd lo. j AUCTsON^! AljCTT<iKH! AUCTIONS! J.i \iIl V 1 .1'L J I. 1 'I :J ..k .:1. 1 A L W B L S H l-\iJ. .ti £.1. J.J_w ..L.I. AUCTIONEER A N D "V" A.. JL, IT E R 25, 1110H-STREKT, A13ERDARE, to inform that he intends devoting his whole time to the AUCTION ERRING j» lH.'SINKSS, and is open t" IJUY or SELL OLD or NEW FURNITURE, &o., upon the most alivuntageotis terms. :(, PALLS ON THE MO FT I5FAPONABI.K COMMISSION. TEI'.MS ON APPLICATION. 7~M~P O"R T A N T NOTICE. REES EVANS, TAILOR. AND DSIAPR^, 45, COMMERCIAL STREET, ABERDARE, EliGS lo inform the PUBLIC that he.lias Purchased the BUSINESS and STOCK-IN-TRADE of the ;nt> Mr. R. P. LAKES, Cauon street. R. E. begs rospectfullv to <cdicit the Patronage ?o liberally bestowed on the lato Mr, LAPKK by his nuuvrons customers, anJ In.pes, by let ait-ntion to all orders entrusted to his care, to merit n eontinnanee of the same. THOl,f.A.S -VrHITSUlf JONES, AUCTIONEER, [1 O U 8 E A N D CO M M I S S ION A G E Pf T. 3;J,. C O 31S! E it 01AL-PL ACE, ABERDARE. U_ Auction Rooms una Sccond-hand Furniture Stores. VTTLLIAM i>AVIE«, S A 1) I) L E H, II A R N E S S M A K E R, &c., 44, High-street, Aherdare, I N snecredin^ to the nusiness of Mr. B. BALLARD, hrpes, by strict and prompt attention to all 1 orders et. trusts d to him, and by moderate charges, to merit a continuance of the support which was given to his l'icdccessor. June 22nd, I WHEFXEll & WILSON'S SEWING MACM INKS, STITCH AHE T!H-: iVIDRDURABLE. j f L à -1 .1. j l't 1 j -.I, .L' l. II ¡ I THE BKST IX TUB WOKl.l) Foil Tli!; Csh OF Ladies, Families, Dressmakers, Ieedlevvromen, Tailors, MamLiactrtrers,& ctliors. TREADLE MACHINE FROM 6 GUINEAS FOR CASH. Or on the New Sj stem oi Hive, w:th"Option ef Purchase, at 1 ().•>. <jd. or 2is. pa- month. A LARUE STOCK OF .ø. J.i.. 6. ,.ít (t .J J. t, J J. t' -< 1 u, THOMAS'S, SINGERS, NEWTON k WJLSON'S, WEIIi'S, SEWING MACHINES, p,},r1 all Icadim; I-Iokers, p.lvays OIl Land. H AiK D r C, N E S FROM 42 s. ;1 NoTii L'CTIONs ORA'i IS. < CHARLES REED I.oRmoDger, C5, Cardiff-street,lAlerdavo. Q-LEEPiELD. GLENFIELD. I THE QUEEN'S I LAUNDRESS SAYS THIS STARCH IS THE BEST SHE EVER USED, G LEn FIE L D. GLENFIELD. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. THOMPSON'S^BURDOCK PILLS. THE extraordinary power and medical proper- .1 ties of the extract of Burdock surpasses everything yet known in medicines in its singu- hr inHaence over the blood, which it purifii-s, strengthens, and enriches, and thus gives utalth and strength to the greatest sufferers. The Bur- dock Pills remove all Pimples and Blotches on the body, and clear the blood from ail impure matter, from whatever cause arising. THE BLODD, STOMACH, & LIVER. In those Pills will be found a most efficacious remedy for all derangement of the digestive or- gans, and for torpid action of the liver and bowels which produce indigestion, and the several vari- eties of bilious and livr complaints. They speed- ily remove the irritation and feverish state of the stmnaeh — allay spasms—correct the morbid con- dition of the liver and organs subservient to diges- tion—promote a due and healthy secretion of bile, and relieve the constitution of all gouty matter iiiid other impurities, which, by circulating in the tdood, must i¡,j <¡rif'usly ait'rct the action of the kidneys. Thus, by removing the causes pro- ductive of so .much discomfort, they restore the energies both of body and mind and by the use of Burdock Pills the foulest hlood is purified, and every disease of the liver, stomach, and h'ead, is cured, and brought under subjection by the ex- traordinary curative power of the Great Blood Purifier, Thompson's Burdock Pills. PILES, GRAVEL, AND PAINS IN THE BACK. All suffering from those painful complaints should be aware that they proceed from the h\il state of the blood, when the Burdock Pills shoul be immediately taken, as they speedily cure the most obstinate complaints aftejr all other remedies hnve failed. COUGHS, ASTHMA, SHORTNESS OF BREATH, AND ALL COMPLAINTS OF THE CHEST AND LUNGS. E'eery disease of the chest and lungs may be i trniv attribut,d to the morbid matter existing ill the blood, which develops itself into incipient and pectoral complaints, and when neglected or improperly treated, their ravages are so rapid that fatal diseases arc the result, such as decline, j asthma, bronchitis, or pulmonary consumption. The Great Blood Purifier, Thompson's Burdock Pills, should tin freely taken on the slightest symptoms,as they go to the root of the diseases, by cleansing the blood and regulating the bowels, that lite may be prolonged and illness prevented. FEMALE COMPLAINTS. The Burdock Pills are a medicine long known fur their very uncommon virtue in removing those obstructions, and other disorders more especially incidental to the younger portion of the female sex. They remove all obstructions, heavi- ness, fatigue on slight exertion, palpitation of the lv art, lowness of spirits, weakness, and allay pain, head-aches, giddiness, hysterical diseases, &c. THE GREAT BLOOD PU RIP IE It CURES THE FOLLOWING COMPLAINS. Indigestion, wind in the stomach and bowels, pa!j.itatioi; of the heart, liver complaints, bilious obstructions, asthma, tightness on th 1 chest, lum- bago, piles, gravel, pains in the back, scurvy, sore eyes, bad legs, sore throats, soreheads, white swiilings, scrofula, king's evil, secondary symptoms, tic doloreux, retentionof urine, rheunia- tism, debility, dropsy, jaundice, diabetis, female irregularities, w eakness, worms, fits, St. Anthony's dance, and fevers of all kinds. Those Pills may be had from all Chemists, and Pattnt Medicine Vendor*, in boxes at Is. P}d.* 2 and 2s. !)d. per box, or direct from the estab- lishment, N u, 34, Iligh-street, Swansea, for 15 stamps- jV| ERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY. L^! Resulting from errors or any o her cause, not as tr<.sited by* Quarks with mineral poisons and coloured water, Lit edectudly cuied by a novel and lii,Iilv st,ece,,slul id,,de ot'ti-eatiiietit, diicov,.I.e(I I)v file advertiser who after many years Ol extreme suflering was completely restored to sound be.dtb. Prompted by feelings of humanity, lie thus makes known means by which every sutierer is enabled to cure himself perlectly AND AT the least possible cost, without hav- ing recourse to advertising empirics or their vauutcd nostrums. He will be happy to forward the particulars to any slIHprer oil rec ipt of a stamped and directed envelope. —Address Mr. J. T. SKVVELI,, 7, Musgrave Cresent, Fulliam, London- Tiie Marvellous Remedy for Coughs, Cohis, Hoarse- ness, Asthma, Hiuuchitis, Consumption, a,.d all Chest A factions. B E\ 8 PECTORiNE Sold h¡; all Chcmht*, in bottlr.t, at Is. I 28. \)d., -LV. (;< and- 11 -V. each. Sent by the Proprietors upon receipt of Stamps. Prom Rev. J. STONEHOUSE, St. Saviour's Vicarage, Nottingham. AUGUST, 1874. DFAK SIR, I can strongly recommend your Peitoiincas an invaluable Cougil Remedy. I have given it a fair trial in my own family, and have also supplied it to persons suHering from Cougli in my parish, and in every instance it has given immediate relief. In some cases, after passing sleeple>s nights, i ()tie oi. t%N,o (loses of tl)e Iloct,,i-:iie liave li;id sticli good that persons have got a good /Jig!'t'" l'f st, and the Cough has speedily disappeared. Sir. A. KOLFE, St. Ann's Square, Manchester, Savs Your Fectorine is superior to any Medicine I have ever tried for Coughs or Colds." PECTOXUNE cures the woist forms of Coughs and Colds PECTORIITE cures Hoarseness PECTORINE gives immediate relief in Bronchitis PECTORINE is the best Medicine tor Asthma PECTORINE cares Whoophur Cough PECTORINE will cure a troublesome tickling cough PECTORINE is invaluable it, the Early Stages of Consumption PECTORINE relieves all affections of the Chest, Lunus, and Throat. Prepared only by SMITH and CLARKE, Manufacturing- Chemists, Park Street, I Lincoln. *»* Vice Chancellor Sir C. Hall granted a perpetual injunction, with costs, against F. Mason, Chemist, Lotherham, for using the word Pectorine." A Ci I MS T. \V. EVANS, PI, Cornim rcial-stieet, Aberdare, N l) J. IhciiAnns, 12 and Id, Cardiff streH, Aberdare. ■'pIIE G K E AT W KSTKRN 1{\Ií,W,\¥CO 1 h.ve lor SALE about 81JO PAIRS of OLD BKOAD and NARROW GAUGE CARRIAGE « at d WAGGON WHEELS, with AXLES com. plete. Form of Tender and Particulars may be obtained on application to Mr Jos. ARMSTRONG, Locomotive Carriage Department. Swindon. ¡ r- SAFE AN!):•']•'FECTiYE DRESSING FOR iSliEliP AND LAMBS. The "Glycerine Dip," (HAWICK, CuERIN. AND CO.S.) nj^HIS nou-poisonous and disinfectant Dip is of tin- JL r.'Va' i efficacy .or the cure of Scab, Foot disease and complete destruction of all Ticks, Xdce, and Parasites. It is equally adapted for pouring or bottling as for dipping, and being of an oleaginous nature, the Heece is rendered impervious to cold wind, a.td rain, thereby conducing to the comfort and thriving of the animal; it does not disturb the natural "Yolk", Stl essential t,) tue wool, but the fleece, main- tains its iustre, anJ promotes its growth ia a wonder- ful degree, it also effectually repels contagion, cleanses the skin, and dues not discolour the wool. N.B.—At certain sesfso s the Fly being troublesome the manufacturers of the Glycerine Dip prepare a NON.POISOt\'OU^ FLY POWDER to use with the -ON, Dip, one pound of which they recommend to every four pounds ofHhe Dip. Full particulars, with Testimonials, to he had on application to the Sole Manufacturers and Exporters, TOMLINSON, IIAYWARU and BISHOP, LINCOLN, or tiieir Agents throughout the Kingdom. Price Six- pence per pound in Tins and Drums of 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, and IOU Ibs each. RUTTER MAKING IX SUMMER. >2 THE difficulty so much experienced at this season in producing Fjrm and JSweet Butter, free from' Ranciddy and the unpleasant flavour causcd by some herbages, wild garlic, excessive heat, &c., is entirely overcome, and the Churning quickened, by usinj TOMLI^-SON & Coo's BUTTER POWDER. Sold by must chemists and grocers, in Gil., Is. 2s. 6d., and 7s. (d. boxes, with full directions for use. 1 R. HUNTER'S Special Lectures to Young IJ Men. on HEALTH, ITS RESTORATION,' AND HAPPY MARRIAGES.—When to marry,, with advice to those who contemplate marriage, pointing out certain impediments which render married life unhappy, and directions for their speedy removal. Should be read by all who wjue heaUh, str^-nptii, and manhood, and wish to attain a happy old aye. — Post free on receipt o. two stamp?.—Address, Secretary, Institute o' Anat.-mv, Pirmin^hairi. NEW WORK BY DR. SMITH. .J'en iu:< -isl-.od r><" t tree for Two Stnnips, ■riUILE TO HEALTH; <»r ADVICE ANI>: ¡¡ l1,tt'uC';(én, for the cure of Debility. By ;!KN!>'Y SMfTK, 11.L". of the University oi Jena, Author, of The Uililitee1" 8 iVimunil," ic ,,["IDE iO iLE VLTtl is a New Medienl Work ou the Special Trentment ot all Disesces of the Nervous System, Nervfius !;ei.;iity, Mei i:\lau'! t'iiy.sieal Depression, Palpita- tion of the liciiit, >roiaes in tlie Head aud JE»rs, Indeeision, Impaired Si?;hl, and Memory, Indigestion, Loss of Knerg/ Pains in the B.u-k, Constipation. Blushing, Hysfsrin, Timid- itv, Selt'-distrnst, l-'izziness, Love of Sol-'tude, Groundless Fears, Local IV cakHess, Muscular Relaxation, ico., resultinp tram Exhaurtion Cl Nerve I'ower. Illustrated with leati- monials ii-om grateful patients. Sent Free by post on receipt oi two penny stamps. ELVIEWS OF THE WORK. "In this work the Doctor gives I Advice as to the Choice of a Physician,' Importance of Physical Education^ 'What to Eat. Drink, and Avoid, Health how to procure it,' and other subjects of interest to man as well as woman."—Sunday Times t May 4, 1873. To all classes of the community a Guide to He:tltli' iiiiift, t)(,, iii invaluable vade meevvi. This has just been supplied by Dr. Smith, who has pub- lished some excellent advice and instruction for the cure of nervous (Iel)ility." a)i(l Military Gazetted. April fi, 1S73. Address, Dr. H. Smith, 8, Burton-Crescent, London, WC "TJIOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.'V- if See Deuteronomy, chap, xii., verse 23. WORLD FAMED hiMiiia.'ifnihui Trade Mark,—" Blood Mixture." THE CREAT BLOOD PURIFIER & RESTORElf JMPOKTAXT ADYlCE TO JALL. — Cleanse the vitiated Rldiod whenever you find its impurl-* lies bursting through the skill in pimples, eruptions, or sores, cleanse it when you find it obstructed and sluggish in the veins cleanse it when it is foul, and your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood pure and the health of the system will follow. As this Mixture is pleasant to the taste and warranted free from auything injurious to the most delicate constitution of either sex. the Proprietor solicits sufferers to give it a trial to test its value. PLA RICK'S WORLD-FAMED BLOOD MIX- TURK is sold in Pottles, 2s. I:d. each, and in eases, containing six times the quantity, lis. each suflieient to effect a permanent cure in the grea* majority of cases, by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the United Kingdouv and the world, or sent to any address on receipt, f ;¡¡¡ or ] ::2 stamps by the Proprietor, F. J. Ci AuKic, Chemist, Iligh-:»trcet, Lincoln. As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, aud war. ranted free from anything injurious to the re est delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor solicits sufferers to give it a trial to test ite value. Thousands of testimonials from all parts. Sold in Rottles, 2s fid. each, and in eases, con- taining six times the quantity, 11s each—sufficient to effect n permanent cure in the great m jority ob- long standing cases,—by all Chemists and Pate x Medicine Vendors throughout the United Kiugdon? and the world, or sent to aii> address ou receipt it 30 or 1;1:2 stamps by Wholesale All Patent Medicine House* London Depot 1.10, Oxford Street. T. W. hvaus, 14, Commerical-street, Aberdare, -k I I) J. llrcilAHDS, 12 and 13, Cardiff-street., Aberdaro, "f:t> SNI.SAM 0.& a; o cs TRADE. (The Lion, Net aId Mouse.) POWELL'S BALSAM OF A ANISEED For Coughs I For Asthma For Bronchitis | For Influenza, &o. THIS OLD ESTABLISHED INVALUABLE MEDICINES, has tho extraordinary prupertv of i"r."lia.tely relieving. Conphs, Colds, Hoarseness, Ditllcultv of Breathing Huski-. ness in the Tbrosit. It oporatcs hy dissolving tho oongealoi Phlegm, and thoraby Cl\llsill¡{ a free lixjjeoiorv.ion. IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL. Dear Sir,—I may tell you that :!V £ > used your Balaam for a very lower tune (both for my.olt' and my family), I t.hiak it an itivnlualilo tne-'lieino Eor mem'Kjra of my pro- fession, and h-iv -ilwriy-; >it.ron';ly recomiaended it to my' brother and s>tcr artisU. it you think a testimonial from me would lie of ivny service, Von aro very welcome ta mako use of t his. I am, dear Sir, Yours truly, LIONEL BROUGH, Globe Thoatra, ASK FOR POWELL'S BALSAM U, F-ANISEED. Sold by all. cliemists and mcdicino vendors jiiroupfhonj tho world at is.Hd 2s 3d and family else lis per Prortfistof. TH0>IAS POVfELL, lilaQldyitw Pos.d, hit.1?.' >- -v..