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ESTABLISHED 1837. WILLIAM HUGHES AND SON, "THE OLD PORK SHOP," "WILLIAM HUGHES & SON beg to inform the public generally that theyhave purchased horse power Otto Sileut Gas Engine.' and a Gardener's Simplex Silent Sausage Machine," which they have placed in the Shop, where customers an see the quality of the Meat used, and the chopping of same. This will prove a novelty, ii d will ensure the pi.ritj and excellence of 'bp Meat used. COME AND SEE THEM MADE. E V E R Y B 0 D Y TRY THEIR CELEBRATED SAUSAOES! FHESH EVERY 259 & 281 HIGH-STREET, BANGOR. 57 a D A )IEGETABL -ro,IC ulzDocK t oq nNs jt"c ILITI Is cH o -s ivc.R c,- Rvcl ..Fl Nr, RF-COMMENDED BY DOCTORS CHEMIST S 5 Ut TABLE FOR SPRING. SUMMER, AUTUMN & WtNTER. THIS preparation is now extensively taken throughout -i- the country by pntients suffering from debility, ner- vousness, and general exhaustion, and if any value be attached to human testimony, the efficacy of this medicine has been successfully established. Its claims have been tested and proved by the medical profession and others. and corroborated by the written testimonials of eminent men. The Qllinine Bitters contain not only a suitable quantity of Quinine in each dose, but the active principles of the following well-known herbs—sarapariua. saffron, gentian, lavender, dandelion, and burdock. The use of Quinine is well-known, but it has never been satisfactorily combined with these preparations, until, after overcoming considerable difficulties, the Proprietor was able to secnre a perf ctl uniform preparation, combining all the essen- tial f, ope ies of tli''above plants in their greatest purity and c nee rration. It is now established as a family medtc t e, is increasing in popular favour the more it is kno\ n a id tested. Gwilyni Evans's Quinine Bitters is a toi ic I- Pick-me-up," scientifically mixed in happy propori ons n GWIL YM EVANS' QUIXIXE BIT TEES, Being a vegetable I'i-k-ine-up," is strongly recom- mended for nervous diseases, such as undue anxiety, despondency, fainting tits, neuralgia, and nerve pains generally. Has been taken with gieat permanent results for INDIGESTION IN ITS DIFFERENT FORMS such as sick head-ache, heartburn, cramp, flatulency, sense of fulness and oppresiou after eating, drowsiness, and pains in the reg-ion of the heart. Has successfully treated (after all known preparations had failed) severe cases of affections of the chest, such as common colds, bronchitis, asthmatic colrs, shortness of breath, spitting of blood, &c. Mr Gwilym Evans can supply by post the names of patients in almost every district in Wales and West of England, who have tried his Quinine Hitters, and who are glad at any time to give full particulars of the benefits they have themselves received. Be not persuaded to try any other preparation, as there are numerous imitators of all genuine and success- ful medicine. NOTE.-Thc name GWII.YM EVANS, F.C.S., M.P.S., on Stamp and Label. Sold by all Chemists in 2s !)d and 4s Gd Bottles, and Cases containing three 4s 6d Bottles, at 1:2s 6d per Case or from the Proprietor, 4s Gd bottles and 12s 6d Cases carriage free Parcels Posts, under cover. ■i ^qprietor. Ar", 6WI LYiV) EVANS. L 'Vio;! );' V í-. 'l;j CLASS AVVARD is jj IF YOU WANT A COOD PUHO ]j j. G0 1() -——- CRANE <V SONS pay special attention to the Easy payment System, and have sold thou- sands of instruments throughout the country on these acUantaaceous terms. Th-; prices they charge on the Easy Payment System are, in most cases, consid- erably less than the prices asked for net cash by other houses for inferior intstruments. CRANE & SONS buy for prompt cash. saving Discounts, and therefore, offer to the Public Intru- m-nts in many cases, Cheaper than ordinary dealers have to pay for them, who sell perhaps one instru- ment in i week, and consequently must get as much profit on that one as Crane & Sons expect on Three Instruments. CRANE & SONS challenge this assertion, and will pay the Railway Fare of any person coming to Liver- pool, providing same does not exceed 5 per cent of the perchase money, This is a fair offer. One of the many Testimonials spontaneously sent to Crane & Sons; — Carnarvon, North Wales. August, 1883. GENTLEMEN,— I cannot help expressing my great satisfaction with the Instrument you have sent me The sweetness and power of tone is always what has wn wanted by me.—I am youis truly, De THOS EVANS. To Crane & Sons, Liverpool. 1001 [Organ s &h armoni u ms ARE THE BEST & CHEAPEST EVER • V* • OFFERED TO THE PU3LiC_} j •PRICES WILL ASTONISH • | THE TRADE • !I ;I II .-4" '.1 j FOR SALE OR HI RE J f" 2— fromlO/ monthly — j SENT TO ALL PARTS or tse KINGDOM | VALRANR.F, Discovrrnr roil TIIIO HAfIL-lf your hair is turniisg crrey or white, or f.diir.g off. use "ThA Mexican Hair Jt-newer." for it v;U j,cJ.¡llrcly restore in every case Grey or White lei I' to its original colour, without: leaving the dL-agreeable smell of most "Restorers." it makes the hairchariningly beautiful, as weil as promoting the growth of the hair on bald spots, where the "Lends are not decayed. Ask your Chemist for "THR MEXICAN HAIR KK.XKIVKI; "sold by Chemists arcl Perfumers ev. ry wl-.ere at os. »Jd. per Bottle. Wholesale Opoot removed to 33, Farringdoo Road, Loi.dou. Sale by Messrs 1). Roberts <]• Son. MESSRS D. ROBERTS AND SON are favoured w ith the instructions of T. LL. HOBKRTS, Esq. (who has given up Garthgynan), to SELL BY AUCTION on the premises at GARTHGYNAN, NEAR RUTHIN, On TCESDAY, FEBRUARY 17th, 1885, and WKDXESDAY. the 18th. if necessary, a grand herd of Dairy Cows, Fat and Storu- Cattle, 15 powerful Wagon Horses. Colts, Harness Mares, and Mountain Ponies. 140 Fat and Store Shropshire Sheep, 89 Fat and Store Welsh Sheep, Fat Sow, 8 Porkers, a large collection of Modern Farm Im- plements, Two-Wheel Trap and Harness, Dairy Requi- sites, and part of the Household Furniture. Catalogues may be had seven day prior to the Sale at t he Hot eb in the neighbourhood, and from the Auctioneers, Temple Buildings, Corwen. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. HOLYHEAD. IMPORTANT TO SHIPOWNERS, SHIP CHANDLERS, BLOCKMAKERS AND OTHERS. MR W. RIVA has been instructed.by the representatives of the late Captain R. R. Jones, Lloyd's Agent, to SELL BY ALCTION, early in March, the whole of the Plant and Stock in Trade of a Shipbuilder, Blockmaker, and Shipchaudler, at the Salt Island Yard, and at Bath-street, Waterside, Holyhead, con- sisting of Pitchpine and other Balks, Planks, Blocks, Sails, Ropes, Anchors, Chains, Five Boats, Oakum, Tar, Pitch, Varnish, &r. Further and full particulars in future advertisements. Stanley-st.. Holyhead, February 3rd, 1885. SALES BY AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURF, LIBRARIES, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS PLATE, &c. IN-DOOR AND OUT-DOOR EFFECTS, FARM PRODUCE, LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, &c., Personally conducted with guaranteed satisfaction, in all parts of the country, on moderate terms, with IMMEDIATE settlements, By W. WATON ROBINSON, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, 264, HIGH-STREET, BANGOR Instructions for the above respectfully solicited 25G MR. E. WILLIAMS, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, A'-r., BRUNSWICK CHAMBERS, CARNARVON. Agent to the Liverpool, London, and Globe Insur- aneeCo., The Guarantee Society, Joe, allI^vrXATK?, ADKES^KS- :t'lrl laminating in ail Lranches, promptly and efficiently executed. JIICHJiST REFEJIEXCES AND STIHO.JIALP. NEW PATENTS FOR BRICKMAKIXG AND BRICKPRESSING MACHINES. WILLIAM JOHNSON invites attention to his Patent Lever Steam Brick- pressing Machine which, with two boys, will press 10,000 bricks per day equal to best handwork Also his Patent Brick-uaaking Machine, which will make 10,000 semi-plastic bricks per day ready for kiln, at much less cost in wear and tear and labour than any other machine made. OFFICE-QUEEN'S-ROAD, LEEDS. A. W. MERRIDEW, FliOJI COVENTRY, WATCH MANUFACTURER, GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER, 9, BRIDGE STREET, CARNARVON, DESIRES to inform the Xobilify, Gentry, Clergy, and the Public generally of Carnarvon and the District, that he has Opened a Placs of Business at the above address. He has a large and well-selected Stock of WATCHES, GOLD AND SILVER GUARD AND ALBERT CHAINS, BROOCHES, LOCKETS, EAR-RINGS, SCARF PINS SIGNET AND JEM RINGS, JET GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY, &c., &c. Old Jewellery Converted and Re-gilt equal to new, Bicycle and Tricycle Manufacturer, for SALE and HIRE. All Goods Manufactured and Repaired on the Premises under A. W. M.'s personal superintendence. The Cheapest House in North Wales, and the largest and best selection. A Written Guarantee given with every article purchased at this Establishment, if required. NORTH WALES OBSERVER & EXPRESS. ESTABLISHED 1877. HIGH-CLASS FAMILY" PAPER, OF 48 COLUMNS. PRICE ONE PENNY. GUARANTEED THE LARGEST < IRCU- LATION OF ANY ENGLISH PAPER PUBLISHED IN NORTH WALES. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY EVENING AND FRIDAY MORNING. HxYVIXG admittedly the largest and most influ- HxYVIXG admittedly the largest and most influ- ential circulation among the Gentry, Clergy, Farmers. Tradesmen, and all classes of the Com- munity in Anglesey, Carnarvonshire, Denbigh- shire, Flintshire, and part of Merionethshire, and among Welshmen in London, Liverpool, Chester, eCC. IT IS UNEQUALLED AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM for communicating with the Public for Agricul- turists, Architects, Auctioneers, Builders Contractors. Engineers. Estate Agents, Hotels. Insurance Offices, Lost, Found. Strayed, or Stolen, Manufacturers, Merchants, Parliamentary Agents] Poor Law Unions, Publishers, Prospectuses, Railway Companies, Schools, Servants, Share- brokers, Solicitors. Surveyors, Timber Merchants. Town Councils, Local Boards, and other Public Bodies, Wholesale and Retail Vendors, Wants: Situations, Service, etc. THE NORTH WALE, OBSERVER AND EXPRESS contains all the IJ ,1. District, and General News of the Week, with all the latest news up to time of going to press. Fioui a liteiaiy point of view, it is l'^co^nised on ali hands as the leading organ of Public Op- inion. Its Literary Contents comprise Articles on the most important Topic of the Day, a varied collection of General News, and useful Essays on Social Subjects and numerous Literary Ex- tracts, Facetu:, LtC. It includes among its sub- scribers the nobility, gentry, clergy, and educated classes of society. Its literary articles cause it to be read with pleasure by the elite of society, while its price places it within the reach of the masses, and thus IT HOLDS A POSITION UN- RIVALLED IN NORTH WALES. Terms of Subscription Paid in advance: If forwarded by Post, One Year, 1)8, M. half-year 3s. 3d.; One Quarter, Is. 8d. Foreign Postage extra. Delivered by Messenger:—One Year 4e. 4d.; Half-year, 2s. 2d.; One Quarter, Is. ld. Letters on business and Money Orders to be made payable to D. EDWARDS, Observer and Express Office, Bangor. All communications intended for publication should be addressed to the EDITOR, Observer awl Express, Bangor. The following are a few of the Principal Agents :— Abergele—Robert. Jones, Visitor Office Ami wch-D Jones, Stamp Office H Hushes, Stationer Blaenau Efestinog—Ellis Roberts, 14, High-street Bangor—H umphrcys & Parry M iss Davies E Williams J Meudus Jones W H Smith & Son Miss Roberts Nixon & Jarvis it Roberts, Garth lietbesda-Joliti Jones R Owea W Griffith. 3, Ogwen-terrace Beaumaris—.Miss Roberts Carnarvon—D W Davies, Bridge-street Mrs Jones, Pool-street William Griffiths. Pool-street J R Edwards, High-street W II Smith & Son W B Tomkinson, Cefn Hendre J C Rowlands, Castle-square Conway-O Evans R E Jones Col wyn Bay—Owen Evans W Williams, Oakfield House Criccieth-J W Bowen Chester—W II Smith Son Corwen—Mary Edwards, Stationer Deubigh- W'U Smith & Son W A Nott Dolgelley—E Ylltyr Williams Ebenezer—Tiios Thomas (Glan Padarn), Holvhead—Mrs Williams, Boston House J Simpson, 34, Thomas-street W H Smith & Son J G Hughes, Market-street Holywell—J Kerfoot Evans Liverpool—Messrs Foulkes, Printers, Dale-street R 0 Roberts, 40, Old Hall-street T Lloyd. 5-2. Evertou-road James Woollanl, o2. Castle-street Mrs Parry, Heyworth-street. Everton. London—J W Rayner, Devereaux Court, Essex-street. Strand Llandudno Junction—W II Smith & Son Llanfairffechan—R Roberts, Post Otlice Llandudno—Mrs Andrews Llanrwst—Evan Evans, 3, Watling-street Llangefni—Nixon & Jarvis I':> Mrs Williams Llanerchvmedd—Misses Jones LIanberis—EHis Jones, 2, Manchester House Menai Bridge —G \Y illi-uns, Post Office W II Smith it Son Mold—Tiiomns Yoike Mr Morris Kantile-D:1Yld Thomas Pwllheli—Koh'-rt Owen. Printer UilMM't Robots Penvgroes — Griffith Lewis Porfuiad <c — E. Jones, Printer, Post Office D Lloyd R G Humphreys l'enmacnmawr- VV 0 Thomas Moses Jones W II Smith &. Son ['ortdinorwic—f Roberts Rhyl—D Trehearne, Wellington Chamber S Berringtou, 27, High-street gnthin-Charles Aldrich Mrs W illiains, Printer Row, Chemist St Asaph—W William Evans BANGOR CATHEDRAL. THERE is a vacancy for a Lay Clerk (Alto). Services -L not numerous. Salary about i240 per annum. Ap- plications with testimonials to be sent to R. LLOtfD JAMES, Chapter Clerk, Bangor. BANGOR CHORAL UNION. DR. EOGEUS, CONDUCTOR. A SUFFICIENTLY large number of names having been A receive 1 in response to the circular issued by the provisional committee, it has been unanimously decided that a Society 'be formed under the above title. Names of intending members should be sent as under, not later than Saturday, the 14th inst. Sopranos and Altos to Dr Roland Rogers. Tenors to Mr E. W, Thomas, Plasllwyd-terrace. Basses to Mr. J. Richards (Isalaw), Ambrose-st. It is hoped that the first meeting (time and place of which will be duly intimated to members) may be held on Monday, the 9th inst. REYNOLDS' GOUT SPECIFIC, he Oldest, Safest, and most Effectual Remedy. REYNOLDS' G OUT SPECIFIC, FOR GOUT] REYNOLDS' GOUT gPECIFIG FOR RHEUMATISM. p) £ YNOLDS' QOUT gPECIFJC, FOR SCIATICA. REYNOLDS' LJ OUT SPECIFIC, FOR LUMBAGO. Pt EYNOLDS' G OUT SPECIFIC, FOR ALL NEURALGIC COMPLAINS. DR. BREWSTER (for many years one of the leading physicians in Paris) writes:—"I have prescriced REYNOLDS' GOUT SPECIFIC in all cases of Rheumatic Affections, and find it an infallible Remedy. I have always had great pleasure in reccommending it, and consider it'a afc and invaluable Medicine." j-^EYNOLDS' QOUT SPECIFIC, ESTABLISHED 70 YEARS. Sold in Bottles, 2s :hl, and 4s Cd, by Messrs Barclay and sou, 5, Farrington-street, E.C., and all chemists. ALD BOOKS FOR THE MILLION. \J CARRIAGE FREE. An Introduction to the Critical Study and Know- ledge of the Holy Scriptures, by Thomas H Horn, M A. 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Jewel's Sermons, Parker Society, large paper, 2s The Ecclesiastical Polity of the New Testament, un- folded by the Rev Dr Davison, new book, published at 5s, only Is (jd The Cattle Plague, with Official Reports of thelnterna- tional Veterinary Congresses, by John Gaingee, cloth, good as new, published at 21s, only 3s Mant's Bible Notes, Explanatory and Practical, Old and New Testament, fine tinted plates—Apocrypha and a Compedious View of the Jewish History, during two periods, the events of which are not recorded in the Bible or the Apocrypha, 3 volumes, full bound in calf. good as new, published at ES, only 2Js Garnott on the Book of Job, full bound in calf, clean, 4to. 2s Gd Sins and Wretchedness of Christendom Sermons by Rev W B Smith, new book, price 5s, only Is Typographical Dictionary of Great Britain and Ireland, 3 large volumes, thick 8vo, published at X3, only ?^|The British Essayist, with Prefaces Historical and Biographical, by Alexander Chamers, 44 volumes, half bound, clean, published at £ 11, only 20s Narrative of a Journey Round the World, by Sir George Simpson, 2 volumes, 8vo, cloth, clean, pub- lished at 24s, only 3s (id Ecce Messias or the Hebrew Messianic Hope and Christian Reality, by Edward Higginson, new book, published at 12s, only 2s Moshein's Ecclesiastical History, Ancient and Modem, (j volumes, half bound, clean, published at £3, only Gs lid Natioual and Domestic Hi story of England, Political and Diplomatic Events, 33 parts at 2s each. 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TENDERS are required for Alterations of and JL Additions to PENRHYN FLOUR MILLS, near Bangor, for Mr Thomas Lewis, Market-place, Bangor. PLANS and SPECIFICATION may be seen at the Office of the Architect, by whom TENDERS will be received at or before 10 o'clock, on Friday, the 13th instant. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. RICHARD DA VIES, Bangor, Feb. 5th, 18S5. Architect. TO ADVERTISERS. We beg to draw the attention of adver- tisers generally to the facilities afforded by the NORTH WALES OBSERVER AND EXPRESS for giving publicity to adver- tisements. The circulation of the OB- SERVER AND EXPRESS is larger than that of any other English paper published w North Wales. For the publication of announcements requiring to be brought before the eyes of the upper or middle classes there is not in North Wales a better medium than the OBSERVER AND EXPRESS. 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