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THE VALE OF LUpOLLEN. A II V IT IS SO POPULAR! VV M I IT IS SO FAMOUS! Am ei fod yn ddyfFryn paradwysaidd." —"Y CTMRO." Because it is the Sweetest of Vales." —CHARLES MATTHEWS, Comedian. Because it is one of the loveliest places on earth. —"BLACKPOOL TIMES." Because it is "the closest imitation of Paradise." WREXHAM ADVERTISER." Because it is the far-famed Vale of Llangollen." —"THE WORLD." Because it is "The Valley of Jewels, the Jewel of Valleys." —" Oup OWN COUNTRY." Because it is a "scenic fairyland of verdure and foliage." —"THE SKETCH." Because it is "a quiet little place with lovely scenery." —"TO-DAY." Because of its "unrivalled scwiery and pure air." —Dun OJ WESTMINSTER. Because it coytains "some of tke loveliest brook and glen scenery in the world." -Professor JOHN RUSKIN, Ll.D. Because therein is situated "the picturesque little town of Llangollen." —" CENTUKY MAGAZINE." Because her Majesty the Que«» was much pleased with her visit to Llangollen."—HEWRY PONSONBY. Because it is a "deligphtful spot delicious prospect enchanted spofc" —WILLIAM: HAZLITT, ilm great critic. Because there is no doubt but tú:t tha Valo of Llangollen possesses all the accessories of a perfect landscape." —MURREY. Because Llangollen is a beautiful place, and can never be dull unless to very unreasonable people." —"BRITISH WEEKLY." Because you will find there the loveliest scenery in the Principality, and by consequence in the whole world." DAILY NEWS." Because "there is not a more charming or picturesque bit of scenery than the little town of Llangollen, in the Valley of the Dea." —"MORNING POST." Because "the scene from the [Castlej ruins is a most glorious picture, hardly to be imagined even by those who rave of the beauties of the Rhine Valley." —" WiDNES WEEKLY NEWS." Because I have seen no scenery in Great Britain that can rival North Wales, and nothing in North Wales so attractive on the wholo as the Valley of the Dee." -E. J. PHELPS, American Minister Because no one cap&ble of appreciating the charids of hill and valley, river and woodland, ever spent a week of sunshine in Llangollen and left it thinking the famous Vale over praised." OSWESTRY ADVERTIZES." Because the Vale of Llangollen is a true valley between ranges of grandly-formed kills, and he village of Llangollen one of the most beautiful and delightful in Wales, or anywhere else." -Professor JOHN RUSKIN, Ll.D. Because it is "the beautiful Vale of Llangollen," and" we cannot suggest to intending holiday-makera any better method of spending a week or two than in exploring the beauties of the dearest of vales." LLANDUDNO ADVERTISER." Because "it is a distinguishing advantage of Llangollen that in all weathers it is beautiful, and most of its beauties are near enough to be seen under cloud or sun—in any condition of the atmosphere." —"OSWESTRY ADYERTIZER." Because than Wales no part of the kingdom is probably richer in archaeological remains, and no portion of Wales probably possesses more interesting relics of antiquity than the neighbourhood of Llan- gollen." —"LIVERPOOL MERCURY." Because, "along with Ranmer and Kinglake, I receiveda,n impression of the beauty around me which continued ineffaceable during all subsequent experience of varied foreign scenery-mountain, valley, and river." —ROBEBT BROWNING. Because it is Lovely H&n^ollen. The cyclist, the pedestrian, the artist, the arcbaiololfist, the photo- grapher, the naturalist, and the baating man or woman may each and all pursue thQir favourite hobbies at Llangollen." —"THE LADY." Because for those who prefer a really restful holiday, removed from the hurry and dust and, let us add, the expensive lodgings of the modern watering- place, the dear little Vale of Llangollen may be safely and honestly recommended." "LLANDUDNO ADVERTISER." Because, though other regions may compard favourably with it, excel it they never will. The vale is always charming, always alluring, and for ever offering an invitation to quit the noisy bustle of town-life, and rest in peace amidst its manifold beauties." —"BIRMINGHAM WEEKLY MERCURY." Because "here are to be found some of the most delightful rambles imaginable; there are hills, if not mountains, of no inconsiderable height, which will tempt the climber, while the walks along the river- side, and through the greenest of screen fields, make one long for a perennial summer." LLANDUDNO ADVERTISER." Because "I have ceased to seek my recreation in 'going abroad for many yeara, and when I do occasion- ally go abroad I always come back saying to myself, 'You had much better have stayed in your old home atBrynty-iiio [Vale of Llangollen', and have taken what you have got there without trouble and without .expense.' —SIR THEODORE MARTIN, K.C.B., R.C.V. Cawsom gipolwg, oddiar y rheilffordd," sylwai y bardd godidog Islwyn, tra yn desgrifio taith o'r .Deheudir, trivy'r Amwyt-hiC a Chaer, i sir F6n, "ar fro Llangollen. Ymddangosai fel y fynpdfa i Bara- dwys, gan deced oedd. Y fath dlysni! Y fath gein- der Y fath amrywiaeth, ac eto y fath unoliaeth yn y cyfan! Nid oedd y cwbl a welem ni ond cwr o'r gogoniant—rhyw ymyl o'r fantell nefolaidd a wisgai Anian yno." Because "I only pity those who have not visited this beautiful Valley. It has been my fortune to travel over a good portion of Europe, but in all Europe I have never seen anything that had come hpme thoroughly to my heart for its exceeding beauty, for the home charm of the scenery, mingled with a taste of wildness-for that to a Scotchman, like myself, has a singular fascination—I have seen nothing I could place side by side with the Valley of the Dee." -Sir THEODORE MARTIN, K.C.B., K.C.V. Because "of all the beautiful spots in which Wales abounds, there is no more charming than the lovely Vale of Llangollen. It has long been justly famed as p health resort, and the exquisite beauty of its walks and drives, and the neatness, cleanliness, and pleasantness of the town of Llangollen renders it especially attractive even to ordinary visitors, but to the artist it offers endless subjects for study and treatment, whilst the student of science can always find there a great store of objects worthy of the most careful attention." RESEARCH." Because of its kind there is nothing more charming in Great Britain, and one may wander far on the Continent, amidst the glories of Switzerland and Italy, to come back with appetite as keen as ever for these charms of form and colour, of wooded slopes and graceful sweep of green mountain sides, and purple patches of heather which Scotland herself might envy, and more bewitching still, patchworks of heath and gorse, of green, and purple, and gold, a livery of Nature which no painter would be bold enough to picture on his canvas in all its glowing colours. You pass from the sylvan beauty of long reaches of the Dee, climb the gently rising hills, the surprise of fresh oveliness at every turn, when, suddenly, before you lies the distant line of the Irish Sea; the yellow sand gleam in the sunshine; the light falls on white saisg and perhaps the sunset floods the peaks and pinnacl of Snowdonia." —"OSWESTRY ADVERTISER." STUDY YOUR HEALTH! IT WON'T STUDY YOU! B'" If you wish to preserve Health, you MUST.have PURE BLOOD. It is abgoJntely essential. If your Blood is net. good, the whole system is out of order. Diseases are "set up" which lead to serious consequences. It is, therefore, incumbent on O* you if you wish to retain STRONG, VIGOROUS, £ 3" HEALTH to see that your Blood is perfectly free from all impurities. kemetnber, your Health should rg= have your first consideration, for without it life loses half its pleasures, and you cannot fight the everyday battles with impaired Health. a PRICELESS MEDICINE FOR THE PEOPLE. mk |Bp Pin ^MS fTHEY CLEANSa THE BOO" OF ALL !M P{Jftj TfESt TONE & BRACE UP THE WHOLE SYSTEM. CURE INDIGESTION, HEADACHE, BILIOUS- NESS, WIND, SLUGGISH LIVER, CONSTIPATION, SCURVY, BOILS, SCROFULA, ECZEMA, ERYSIPELAS, NERVOUSNESS, FITS, RHEUMAT- ISM, PILES, BACKACHE, SKIN RASH. Setting up a Healthy Action throughout the system, md gradually enriching the BLOOD FOUNT that jives NEW LIFE, HEALTH, & STRENGTH. DON'T SUFFER, BUT TRY HUGHES'S BLOOD PILLS. RHEUMATISM, PAINS IN THE BACK, &c. A MODERN MIRACLE. SIR,—I feel it my duty to inform you of the miraculous cure I have received from rheumatism, &c., by taking your "Hughes's Blood Pills." I suffered great pains and agony for about three years. I was worn, to a skeleton, unable to move from bed for weeks together, every joint in my body was swollen and very painful. I tried many doctors for relief, also Turkish baths, hot salt water baths, electric belts, &c., none of them did me any good. About the third year of my sufferings from rheumatism, I had a sore lip, very much like cancer. I was advised to try your Hughes's Blood Pills for it, which I did. When taking the third box I found the rheumatic pains leaving me to my great astonishment, so I kept on taking them, never dreaming that they would cure me of rheumatism, but in six months' time I was able to take a journey of four miles on foot, when before I was quite a cripple, doubled up and compelled to leave the police force, being unfit for active service. Now I am as well as ever, strong, active, and agile, every limb pliable and free from any trace of pain. I must praise and highly recommend them to all who suffer from rheumatism and blood distemper. Never was such a cnre known. THOS. HUGHES. Ex-Inspector of Police, Dolwen, Llanfallteg, Carmarthenshire. HEADACHE AND CONSTIPATION. SIB,—Kindly accept my sincere thanks for the good your "Hu&HEs's BLOOD PILLS" have done me. Of late years I have suffered considerable from severe bilious attacks, disordered liver, and constipation, with sick headaches. It would be impossible for me to enumerate the many patent medicines I have tried to no avail. Before I had taken half a box of yonr Pills I experienced improve- ment, I perserved with them, and amhapny to say that I am now quite well. D. J. BARKER. Greenfield Buildings, Bath. HUGHES'S ——" ——- j&ssgs* IJJTI SEND for a Box without delay Jgfppjk from your Chemist or Dealer in Parent Medicines. They are sold at I/H, 2/9, and 4/6. DON'T be persuaded to take any susbtitute, but see that you get the genuine sort, with this TRADE MARK, sha pc of a T Heart, on the Label on each box Or send direct, enclosing value in Stamps or P.O. to the maker and discoverer—JACOB HUGHES, Manufacturing Chemist. Penarth, Cardiff, who will mail them by return. sssers BAlM- THE SURPRISING HEALER Of Wounds, Sores, Ulcers on Feet, Legs, Neck, Head, Ervsipelas, Cut-. 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