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WINTER! WINTER!! GENTS' OVERCOATS. OVERCOATS. OVERCOATS. YOUTHS' OVERCOATS. OVERCOATS. OVERCOATS. BOYS' OVERCOATS. OVERCOATS. OVERCOATS. At 20 per cent. BELOW Market Value. AN EARLY INSPECTION INVITED. A Splendid Show of FANCY GOODS suitable for useful XMAS PRESENTS, AT E. R. PARRY, 9, Chapel Street, (1435-4i) LLANGOLLEN. THE MIDLAND COUNTIES WATCH COMPANY, OF VYSE-STREET, BIRMINGHAM. Let every reader of this send for our beautiful new Illustrated Catalogue,containing 1,000 unsolicited testimonials and over 1,000 fine Copper-plate Engravings of Watches Jewellery, and Electro Plate, sent gratis and post free on application, to any part of the world. GENTLEMEN'S FINE SILVER, flat crystal glass, 25s. I Frequent. LADIBS' FIITE SIL- _.re-" lySold VEB, flat crystal glass, ff for Treble highly finished move- ,Y H| II the ments, 25s. Prices, mi ja Money YOUTHS' FINE SIL- 25G. FTFLG VEB, flat crystal glass, 25s. LADIES' GOLD LE- VERS, in exquisitely chased cases, 70s. Gents' do. engine F-. d. turned cases. 80 0 Gents' Silver Key- less English Hall marked Levers 60 0 less Hunting Cases, English Hall-marked. 67 6 Fine Gold Keyless Lever strong, heavy cases .100 0 Gents' Fine Gold Keyless, in hunt- ing cases 140 0 Ladies' very 67 6d 80s heavy Keyless, 67s. 6d. 80s. in 18-ct. gold cases 100 Cheques or Post-office Orders must be made payable at £ V0mpany's Ma?ager, Mr. A. •PERCY, on receipt of will be registered post free to any part of the United Kingdom, and for 2s. 6d. per watch to any part of the postal world. (1764) LAMPS OWATT'S T>ATENT LAMPS XVOWATT'S X ATENT LAMPS «■«" LAMPS LAMPS The "Split-Wick ANUCAPNIC' LAMPS And LORNE L IMPS LAMPS 1 RE she most ECONOMIC LAMPS I'IGHFC Producers. They LAMPS FUA%FXE 1FT11DROP °F °U> keeping T i the Flame rail trn al1 the wfciU-_ » iVfl Chimney, No SmvTte, JVo Smell. LAMPS TJ ~——- —- T A \f"DC! -None Gmmne hut those Stamped :-BO WATT8 PA TENT." LAMPS ——_ LAMPS THE PATENT "GORDON" LAMPS HURRICANE LAMP LAMPS Strongest & Best Lantern LAMPS ^°R (->UTDOOR ^SE EVER introduced. T A TVI~T>Q Retail from all Ironmongers and XJAJLIRO Lamp-Dealers. LAMPS Wholesale only from LAMPS THOMAS ROWATT & SONS, LAMPS Edinburgh, London, & Dublin. (1762) SEND YOUR CHRISTMAS ORDERS TO J. ROWLANDS, WHOLESALE AND FAMILY GROCER, LLANGOLLEN, WHO ALWAYS SELLS THE PUREST & BEST ARTICLES AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Established 1863. jp piiANIv ETC HER, Organist of the Parish Church, RECEIVES PUPILS FOR THE ORGAN, PIANO, SINGING AND HARMONY. TERMS ON APPLICATION. 21, REGENT STREET, LLANGOLLEN. (1770) ARMY SERVICE. YOUNG MEN wishing to JOIN HER JL MAJESTY'S ARMY can obtain ail information as to the Conditions of Service and advantages of the Army, on application at any Post Office. Great prospects of promotion are offered to eligible Young Men. Applications can be made, either personally or by letter, to the Officer commanding the Regimental District at Wrexham, or to the nearest Volunteer Serieaat-Instructor or other Recruiter. (1719) GRAPES FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, LLANGOLLEN. ROBERT JONES begs to inform the inhabi- tants of Llangollen and neighbourhood that he has taken the above Hotel, which for the last 45 years has been conducted by Mr. Edward Roberts, and hopes, by strict attention to business, and by supplying the public with wines, spirits, ale, porter, &c., of the best quality, to merit a share of their patronage. This establishment has been completely re-furnished, and is now replete with all the conveniences of a first-class hotel. EXTENSIVE STABLING ACCOMMODATION. Special Tariff for Tourists and Excursion Parties. (1615) TO THE RESIDENTS OF LLANGOLLEN AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT. IF YOU WISH VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY, Call at Mrs. Hilditch's, 13, WEST STREET, Who will also receive Goods and Orders for R. WARREN, DYER AND CLEANER, RHYL. LADIES' CHIP, STRAW, LEGHORN, -Lj and Felt Hats dyed different colours, and changed to fashion. White Angola Rugs, and Sheep Skin Mats dyed any colour. Furs of all kinds, Muffs, Capes, Jackets, cleaned and dyed. Ostrich Feathers of any colour, dyed two or three shades on one feather. SPECIAL NOTICE.-Seal Skin Jackets can be re-dyed Fashionable Brown. N.B.-Dyeing and Cleaning in all its various branches. Goods sent for, and delivered free of charge. The favour of your patronage is respectfully solicited. A Splendid Large Pair of Crimson Silk Curtains on Sale, very reasonable. (1730) HOW IS YOUR LIVER? HOW IS YOUR LIVER? YOUR LIVER. If you have a dry, harsh and T yellow skin, a dull pain in the YOUR LIVER. ri^ht sMe extending to the shoulder blade and pit of the Y„ T T-t-r-riT? stomach, a tenderness over the UU.K .Lii VJiiK. region of the liver, and some- times an enlargement of that YOUR LIVER, organ, yellowness of the eyes, JJL bowels irregular, generally dis- Yr»rrt? TTVT?!? posed to looseness, a hacking OUR LIVER. OR DRY COUGH> IRREGULAR petite, shortness of breathing, YOUR LIVER. feet and hands generally cold, I jL tongue coated white, a dis- YOUR LIVER, agreeable taste in the mouth, low spirits, blotches on the Ynnn T T-rTT,TJ face and neck, palpitation of UUIT JJIV-CJK. the heart, disturbed sleep, heartburn, disinclination to YOUR LIVER, exertion-if you have any of JL these symptoms, you are suf- yOUR LIVER. &^T„dLSld »T £ Y„tt„ t TTrT1 „ once Nature's best remedy— OUR LIVER, composed of Hops, Buchia, Mandrake (Podophyllin), YOUR LIVER. Dandelion, and other ingre- JL dients, properly combined, W j fyjtr> -■ T"Y7TTT? making it the greatest Liver YUBTT, LAVtAi. Regulator, Appetiser, Tonic, and Mild Stimulant (without ,y°UR LIVER, intoxicating) on earth, and ■YOUR LIVER. HOP BITTERS. -C-RNRTR TTVFP September 14th, 1883. YOUR LIVER. From S. G. Bardwell, St. Stephen's-street, Northwich, YOUR LIVER. passenger broker, shipping JL agent, &c., &c. Yr»TTi? r i? I write you to state I have UUH. -LiIVJiiK. uged your Hop Bitters for two years, and my health has per- YOUR LIVER, fectly recovered. Before taking the Bitters, I had frequent at- YOUR LIVER, tacks of bilious sickness, so JL bad that I was compelled to Y„ TT» T -NR-MR* UP for days. I tried several UU1C IJIVER. medicines, all to no effect. I am never without the Bitters, YOUR LIVER, for if I have any bad symptoms -iL I at once take a dose. In fact, I Y/~VTTT> T TITT/ >> never take any other medicine OUR LIVER. now_ „ Many of my friends have tried them also with a like YOUR LIVER, result. I had suffered for nearly forty years, and it is YOUR LIVER. marvellous what good they JL have done me. I should be YOTTI? T TT7TTT? quite willing to give you a \J U xi 1J1 V itixl. testimonial if you wish one. YOUR LIVER. Bradpole Road, Bridport. Sirs,—Having suffered from YOUR LIVER. I.COMPLAi?IT' AND TRIED almost everything generally YOTTT? T TVTTT? ys-e<^ bT?t obtja?ning no relief, I UUR L.IVEK. tried Hop Bitters, and am Ynow to be seen any day in per- OUR LIVER, feet health. I am, sirs, yours, &c., T. G. ROBERTSON. Y°UE LIVER. 22, Brighton Eoad, South YOUR LIVER. 18tt,1883. Gentlemen,—I have much YOUR LIVER, pleasure in informing you that I have derived great benefit Ynrrn T from the "Hop Bitters,"having JJIVEK. now taken six bottles. They are excellent, both for liver YOUR LIVER, and kidney complaints, from -L which I have been suffering. YOUR LIVER. Faithfully yours, JL J. ORD. YOUR LIVER. United States Consulate Manchester. Hop Bitters Co. YOUR LIVER. Gentlemen,-Since writing JL you a few weeks ago of the YOTTR TiTVF.R great benefit I have derived VUii IjIVHili. from takjn? „ Hop BitterS)„ J YR»TTI? T TT7170 £ ave a friend of mine who had UUlv -LIVER, been suffering much from dys- pepsia and sluggish liver a YOUR LIVER, bottle, and the change was JL marvellous; he appeared Ynm? TTTrwn another being altogether. He OUR LIVER. had tried so-called remedies without any benefit. This is YOUR LIVER, not the only cure I have known your medicine to effect. I could YOUR LIVER name over a dozen. JL Yours respectfully, ARTHUR C. HALL, Consular Clerk. HOW IS YOUR LIVER? HOW IS YOUR LIVER? CAUTION.—See that Dr. Soule's" name is on the bottle,without which none can be genuine. ON SALE, a HANDSOME WELSH EDITION of the BIBLE (Royal 4to, 13 inches by 10 inches), in ten parts, with over 40 beautiful STEEL ENGRAVINGS, being an EXPLANATORY AND PRACTICAL COMMENTARY by the Rev. Thomas Rees, D.D. Cost Price, A2 10s.; Selling Price, P.I. Address-W. M., Advertiser Office. TO LET, BRYNDYFFRYN, 12 Rooms besides Kitchen, Scullery, &c. Good Garden- Rent .£30. Apply to Mr. James Clarke, House Agent. Llangollen. f3000,) WATKIN & DA VIES, T) LUMBERS, GLAZIERS, JJAINTER^, j!- HOUSE DECORATORS SIGN WRITERS, GILDERS, AND PAPERHANGERS, CHAPEL STREET, LLANGOLLEN. (487) A GRAND EXHIBITION OF CHRISTMAS TREES Will take place at the NATIONAL SCHOOLS, LLANGOLLEN, On THURSDAY, the 31st of Decembfr, i.885, From 3 to 5, and from 6 to 10 p.n., And on FRIDAY, the 1st of January, 1386, From 6 to 10 p.m. UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF 1 MRS. TOTTENHAM, OF PLAS BfeS^YN. FANCY FAIR ARTICLES Of every description will be offered for Sale at very Moderate Prices, and otherwise disposed of by the Art Union System or by Cheap Johns Unreserved Auction. Contributions in work, or in cash, or bj cheque, towards these Christmas Trees will be tlankfully received and acknowledged by the following 'adies:- i •rs1" ^ushes, Minffordd; Mrs. Stanhope Bill, Oak. leigh; Mrs. Tanqueray, Penybryn Mrs. J. Ellis, Regent Street; Mrs. J. E. Hughes, Regent Street; Mrs. James, The Vicarage. The Trees will be most brilliantly lightec up and decorated with Chinese Lamps, &o. Charge for Entrance :—First Day 6d.; Second Day, 3d.; Children, Half-price. Proceeds of Trees to be devoted to eear the expenses of Church, Schools, and Mission Cmpels for the year. Any excess above £ 30 to bo applied towards the new Entrance into Church, atii Dwarf Wall and Iron Palisade round Schools. (1797) WATCHES, CLOCKS, & JEWELLEIiY. Watches, Clocks, & Jewellery REPAr\J'JD ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE And at the Most Reasonable Prices AT G. H. SEELEY'S, 33, CHURCH STREET, LLANGOLLEN. COUNTRY JOBS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION AT CUSTOMERS' HOMES. An Entirely New Stock of FASHIONABLE BANGLES BROOCIES, EAR-RINGS, CHAINS, STUDS, &c., In Gold and Silver, AT MARVELLOUSLY CHEAP PRICES ENGAGEMENT, WEDDING, 9' MOURlING RINGS. 11687-2i] 42, Castle Street and PEOPLE'S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. SALE NOW ON. [1638-61] ALMANACKS, YEAR BOOKS, DIARIES, ANNUAL VOLUMES, XMAS ANNUALS & NUMBERS DAILY TO HAND. MA EW YEAR XMAS & MEW YEAR W CARDS BEST VALUE IN PACKETS AT Id., 2d., 4d., 6d., and Is., WONDERFULLY CHEAP, FROM THE BEST MAKERS.. Orders received for Xmas Numbers of the GRAPHIC, ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, &c., at HUGH JONES'S, "ADVERTISER" OFFICE, CASTLE STREET, LLANGOLLEN. IMPORTANT NOTICE. RQBEKT EVANS, Wheelwright, &c., OAK STREET, LLANGOLLEN, BEGS to return his sincere thanks to the Gentry, Farmers, Tradesmen, and the public at large, for the kind support they have given him since he has commenced business in this town, and to announce that he has secured more commodious Premises, and HAS OPENED A BLACKSMITH'S SHOP. Having secured the services of a competent and practical Smith, he is prepared to undertake all work in wood or iron entrusted to him, especially PLOUGHS AND OTHER AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. CARRIAGE MAKING AND REPAIRING. By strict attention to business, R. E. hopes to merit a share of their support. All orders done on the most reasonable terms- Llangollen, May 21th. (1651) OUN JpiRE AND LIFE OFFICES LONDON. FIRE. ESTABLISHED 1710. The Oldest Purely Fire Office in the World. Home and Foreign Insurances against koss by Fire and Lightning at moderate rates. Losses settled with promptness and libarality. LIFE. ESTABLISHED 1810. Profits divided every five years. Large Bonuses. Tontine Bonus Policies granted. Very low Premiums without Participation in Profits. No partnership Liability. Simple Proposal Forms. For further information, apply to the following Agents:—Llangollen—Messrs. MINSHALL & PARRY, JONES, Chapel-street. 11610) ON SOCIAL PURITY AND THE INFIR- MITIES OF MAN. Addressed specially to young men, with advice on Health, and cortaining Recipes that will restore the nervous and debilitated to the full power of Manhood. Free for the benefit of all who desire a safe and speedy cure, without the aid of Quacks. Send one stamp to prepay jostage. Address—Secretary, Institute of Anatomr, Bir- mingham. (1443) SALE BY MESSRS. D. ROBERTS & SON. On TUESDAY NEXT, December 29th, 1885, at BONRON, Gwyddelwern, near Corwen, ■i n HEAD OF CATTLE, 6 HORSES and ±U COLTS, 2 large Stacks of Hay, 6 large Stacks of Oats and Barley, Turnips (all the Crops to go off), a Collection of Farming Implements and Gearing (all quite new), the property of Mr. Walter Davies, who is leaving. The usual credit or discount given. Lunch at 11, and Sale at 12 o'clock. Auctioneers' Offices, Temple Buildings, Corwen. (1795) ON SALE, GOOD HAY, STRAW, and 0 POTATOES. Apply to Mr. John Turner, Gardden Lodge, Ruabon. (1796) ASSEMBLY ROOMS, LLANGOLLEN. AMATEUR CONCERT, TUESDAY, January 12th. Proceeds to be expended upon BLANKETS and COALS FOR THE POOR. (1799) ST. COLLEN'S LODGE SCHOOL. MRS. ELLIS begs to thank her friends for the kind support they have hitherto given her, and to inform them that the MISSES EDWARDS Will succeed her in the proprietorship of the School. Pupils will re-assemble January 18th. (1880) A DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES & LITTLE BOYS Is about to be commenced in the house lately occupied by the Misses Watts, TY'N-Y-WERGLODD, REGENT STREET, LLANGOLLEN, BY MISS EDITH PRYCE-JONES, Daughter of the late J. Pryce-Jones, Esq., of the Grove Park School, Wrexham, and sister of Miss Pyce-Jones, Ladies' Boarding School, Wrexham. Miss Edith Pryce-Jones holds a Senior Cambridge Certificate in honours, and has excellent testimonials from the head-mistress of Howell's School, Denbigh, and also from the Principal of a School in Germany, where she resided for some time, and others. Kindly apply for particulars and terms, which are strictly moderate, before Jan. 15th, at Trevor Villa, Wrexham after that date Miss Pryce-Jones will be happy to give a personal interview at her rooms in Regent Street. School duties commence on Jan. 18th. (1798)

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