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ARE YOU FURNISHING„„ REFURNISHING If so, don't fail to visit our establishment or procure our Catalogue. CASH OR CREDiT. BEST VALUE, LATEST DESIGNS, SOUND CONSTRUCTION, are essential points in furnishing. ONE PRICE-THE LOWEST. ONE QUALITY-THE HIGHEST. Df Terms of Credit arranged to suit Customer. own convenience. Goods delivered Free. Safe delivery Guaranteed. Prompt attention, Every Requisite for Furnishing. Satisfaction Given or Money Returned. To those commencing Housekeeping, Householders, Boarding Housekeepers, Hotel Proprietors, Professional Gentlemen, and Clergymen, our system of credit furnishing will be found exceptionally advantageous, allow- ing as it does the amount of purchase to be paid in small periodical payments. Ours is the only system that has been highly commended by the whole of the local press as thoroughly equitable between buyer and seller. GLOBE FURNISHING CO., (J. R. GRANT, Proprietor), 12 to 18, Pembroke Place, Liverpool. PnFF It will save you pounds in furnishing F II Ha E to send 'or our new fully descriptive ————— illustrated Catalogue and price lists. # Telephone 1740. Telegram!: WARDROBI, Lmtaroot.' BuiiMM Hourt. S a.m. to tpjn. Saturdays, 9 a.m. to S p.«n. fll POISONS THE ill BLOOD ill as surely as a serpent's bite. It ml Ml lessens brain power, lowers vita- II 111 lity, produces languor, Bleep- II IMl lessness, nervous depression, B ill and is the source of aching H Ml heads and weary limbs. ■ ill THE KEY TO HEALTH IS 1 IHl good digestion, and Mother ll i IHi Seigel's Curative Syrup gives 1V| IHl that assuredly. After suffer- Sgjl IV) ing from acute indigestion and IWl III constipation for over two ill years," says Mr. BARBER,Wood- OH III row Dairy, Stourton Caundle, II tfflf Dorset, "Mother Seigel's Cur- IHl ative Syrup completely cured Sgi VHL me, and this when everything else had failed." Jml -MOTHER 111 LIGEWS 11/JIB curative jgjjgr I SYRUP THE SAME TALE IS TOLD IN THE CITY, IN THE TOWN, IN THE VILLAGE. AND IN THE HAMLET— "IF YOU WANT GENUINE BARGAINS TRY OGG BROTHERS. PAISLEY ROAD TOLL, GLASGOW, S.W" CALL IF NEAR. WRITE IF FAR AWAY. OGG BROTHERS are Letter Order Special- ists, and will send you their Great "Budget of Bargains" for Spring and Summer (Newest Edition, Profusely Illustrated) on receipt of a Postcard. SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES' SHIRrS IN ALL THE NEWEST STYLES. Carriage Paid in Britain on Orders for these Lois to the Value of Bl and up. CALL OR WRITE! CALL OR WRITE! Lot V600.—Ladies' Print SAILOR SHIRT BLOUSE. Colours-Blue and White, Navy and White, BlacK and White. Nice Full Blouse of Figured Print, Sailor Collar and Knot Trimmed Frill of Flint. Self Collar and Vest Detachable, also Self Cuffs. Price Is ll^d; Postage 3d Extra. These are a.lso very Suitable for Girls from 14 to 16 Years Old. Lot V750. — Beautiful Shirt of Pretty CREAM STRIPED MUSLIN, with Coloured Flowers. Colours—Sky, Pink, and Helio- trope. This Dainty Shirt has Box Pleat down front, Neat American Yoke, Cream Lace insertion Trimming Collar and Cuffs, Two Rows Black Velvet Ribbon drawn through Lace and tiea into Bows, Lace-Edged Frill of Muslin. Price only 2s 6d; Postage 3d Extra.. Lot K763. — Ladies' RUSSIAN TWILL SILK BLOUSES, the "CHAMPION." Col- ours—White, Ureaai, Black, Sky, Pink, Pale Green, Slate, Moss, Hello. Petunia, Crim- son a.Iso in Shot Effects, such as Blue and 8:01d, Blue and Green, Crimson and Green, Helio and Gold, Blue and Grimson, &c., made with Yoke at back, Nice Full Front with Frill of Cream Lace and Three Rows of Black Velvet Ribbon. L.noe Neckband. Silk Frill Edged Velvet Ribbon on Neck and Sleeves. Lined Throughout. This is a Nice, Dressy Blouse for Evening Wear. Price 4s llil Postage/ 3d Extra. Really Marvellous Value for the Money. Note. — When Ordering Sliir't mention Size of Collar required. Above may be had in 13j, 14, and 14^ Collars. Lot 0670.SEJ,T,IXG TX THOUSANDS. The TOLL BRUSH PARCEL. It contains One Xice Ho.ir Bnif-Ii with Mirror Back, One SCOTLAND'S OTtEAT TRADF.RS ANr One Good Tooth One Dressing Comb. Goorl Cloth Bn'^h. One Good Nail Brush, and one fiitwl Tooih Comb, all for the Small Sum of Is Id; by Post, 3d Extra. Whpn Orr^nnpr bv T^t^er. pive vour Name nnf Full Po-t;¡1 A Eri^ose Postal Order or Cash in Registered Envelope. Address vonr Envelope :— oon TVROTHF.RS. LETTER OnDER SPECIALISTS. PAISLEY ROAD TOLL, GLASGOW, S.W. ] Mention tills paper.
r \GARDENING NOTES.
r GARDENING NOTES. BY JAMES CARTER k Co. r PLANTS UNDER TREES. There are few low-growing plants that are often found of service when planted under trees, but to keep up a. heaIUiy show of I foliago under the drip and shade of heavy overgiowth requires some attention to the thinning and pruning out of surplus branches, because it cannot be expected that a neat, close-habited shrub is going to be nappy when smothered by a dense canopy through which the light and rain cannot penetrate. It is certain to look weak and sickly, and when once this condition overtakes the shrub, it seems hopeless ever to expect it to carry a green mantle of leaves. I Here are a few shrubs and plants that may be found serviceable: Aueuba, japonic a (very pretty foliage), mahonia. aquilfoiium (a most accommodating evergreen shrub which lives in a. great variety of soils), box (a well- known evergreen),, broom and furze (both likely to succeed in light dry soil),cotoneaster, daphne, green euonymus, holly, St. John s I' Wort (with pretty golden flowers), ivy of many sorts, Portugal laurel, bay laurel, peri- winkle (with blue flower), evergreen privet, sweet-briar, dogroses, yews, rhododendrons (where the top growth is thin and light), ar- butus cr strawberry tree, laurestinus (full of flower in winter), and butchers' broom. Amongst other suitable flowering trees may be added the scarlet and white thorn labur- num, lilac, guelder rose, mock orange, and flowering currant. Those who like to see flowers under trees in early spring snould set clumps of bulbous plants in the autumn. Pretty things like aconites, snowdrops, crocus and daffodils seem to revel in such situations, the more drips that fall from the branches the better do these bulbs like it, ajid they will come up year after year without trouble or attention. ASPARAGUS, SEAKALE, AND RHU- BARB. Asparagus should now be in cut, and as the bed will probably be required for future wants, it is necessary that care be exercised in cutting the stems. Frequently a knife is plunged deep into the soil, regardless of whether it reaches the roots or not, if it does it will probably injure them, with the result that it will check the season's grovth con- siderably. Although it is customary to cut a few inches of wtem below the surface, it must be taken with discretion. Only cut those stems that are thick and chubby, all die thin ones should be permitted to grow on through the summer. Keep the bed free of weeds and water it if a dry time prevails. Seakale is also now getting past its prime; directly the heads are taken, the covering should be removed, the plants trimmed up and permitted to make fresh eyes on the main stem; if these are likely to be numerous and permitted to make fresh eyes on the main stem; if these are likely to be numerous they should be rubbed off, excepting two or three of the strongest, which will grow on during the summer, and frequently the head I will look as though covered with Cabbage leaves, then a. bunch of white flowers will probably also appear, which should not be permitted to remain, but the leaves may stay until frost comes, when they will soon drop off, leaving the naked stem, which should be surrounded with some fresh soil in I preparation for next season's crop. If the root appe-ax to be thin and weak fresh ones I should be obtained. Rhubarb: the early red kinds out in the garden will now be almost over, and the growth remaining must be encouraged to mature, mulch the roots and also give a good watering if they seem dry, and if a floiwer head appears have it promptly cut out. The stronger and later kinds require similar treatment, the one im- portant point to bear in mind is that the I plants must not be denuded of every leaf or the roots will soon die out. Those left re- I maining will succour the plant during +he early summer and will ultimately die away naturally. COTTAGE GARDENING SOCIETIES. More than ever attention is being directed to the above subject simply because of the Î rapidly extending custom of encouraging the working population to cultivate the soil wise- ly and well. The offering of prizes in fur- therance of the object in view is one of the greatest incentives to the attainment of ihait object. So far as is possible, and experience proves it is possible, ^-ia.t holders of large gardens or plots should not, on that, account I alone, have undue advantage over earnest men and successful workers of smaller areas. In the case of those interested in this sub- I ject one distribution-of seeds is a proper, and < indeed a necessary step, and the more isolated the locality, the greater is the need of some such help, because cottagers have few oppor- tunities and less means of obtaining improved varieties of vegetables. Often both time and space is devoted to inferior sorts, because they either do not know of any better kinds, or they are unable to purchase them. What is required is a moderate outlay on new and improved varieties, the selection made lr competent persons, and the proceeds dis- tributed among cottagers who exhibit. Prizes induce people to take more pride in their gardens, but care should be taken not to offer unsuitable prizes. For instance, prizes are offered for Parsnips. Leeks, and Celery in August; this is simply an induce- ment to the cottage gardener to expend time and space, both of which could be far better employed on crt>ps that are more seasonable. Here is a distinct loss, because the sajne labour devoted to seasonable crops would be a deal more profitable. Again, in numerous districts there is a great want of useful fruit in cottage gardens, even when sufficient space is available for Raspberries, Currants, Gooseberries, and Strawberries; more en- couragement is wanted in the shape of prizes for these fruits, and this opens up an im- portant question, viz., the extension of the number of prizes. That this is a question seriously affecting the societies' funds we a.re perfectly aware, but nevertheless it should be brought forward. We would strongly urge upon those who frame the schedules the de- sirability of offering more than three prizes f<w such things as Broad Beans, Kidney Beans, Peas, Potatoes, Cauliflowers, Cab- bages, and Onions, and a reduction in the sums given for first and second prizes, be- cause, as a rule. much more is set upon the name of getting ai prize than on us actual value. WIREWORMS. W ire worms are more to be dreaded than j most other insects, because they feed upon steins and roots ait all times and seasons of the year, except, during very hard frosts, when they go down deep into the earth. And as they live from three to five years in the wireworm stage, their work of mischief i-1 of long duration. The wire-worm is the larva of a beetle called "click" beetle, because when held bv one end it bends its body and produces a clicking sound. These beetles are found under stones, at the roots of grasses, upon grasses and var- I ious flowers and trees, in hedges and fields and upon reeds. They fly well, and lay eggs on grasses, com plants, and .weeds" or, j in the eayth. Tlle beetles live all the winter in places of shelter and concealment, ajid the pairing takes place in the first warm days of spring. The larvae from. the eggs live in the earth, ne-ar the roots of the plants on which they feed. After a long period of life, varying from three or five years, according to circum- stances, the larva goes down deep into the earth, makes a. little oval cocoon of par- ticles of soil, and changes to a pupa, from which the beetle emerges in two or three weeks. ]( ok-If enquirers on any gardening mattet will furnish their address when writing for in- formation, we will gladly reply fully through the rasi; without any cost to them. JAMES'CARTER & Co., Royal Seedsmen, Higk Holbon;, LONDOI., W.C.
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TRW AIMS HirtM A powder to be shaken into the shoes Your feet feel swollen, nervous, and. damp, and get tired easily. If you have aching feet, try Allen's Foot-Ease. It rests the feet and makes n w or tight boots easy Cures hot, swoilen, sweating feet, blisters and eallous spots. Re- lieves corns and bunions of all pain, and gives rest and comfort. Try it to-day. Of all Chemists and Store", Price Is lid. Accept no Substitute. Sent post free for i.s ild. Trial package FREE: Address, Allen S. Olm- i/eacL. 1, Southampton Row, London, W 0. JJIGH CLASS CARPETS. "VEST VALUE IN TyRABLE FURNITURE. JJRASS AND IRON BEDSTEADS. PURE BEDDING. RAY AND MILES, 34 TO 48, LONDON ROAD. 50 000 PAIRS OF LACE CURTAINS. JPRENCH GUIPURE CURTAINS. JGWISS EMBROIDERED OURLATNO B EST VALUE IN If UUSE FURNISHING^ TN LIVERPOOL. "TELEPHONE 314. i ,W. CRUES I.EE I 0-10 from la weekly. Spuei*. Offer. Sample for £ j& 6s Carriage paid, PL.ATEI' EMS, FREE WHEELS, RIM BRAKE, FITTED FBEE. Agents wanted,— DF.P.EHAM ROAD CTCLB COY., NORWICH. COY., NORWICH. ROYAL AJAX CYCLES. From 10S per month. &h A Established 1887.) Wnte for Illustra- ted PRICE LIST post free. BRITISH CYCLE MANUFAC- TURING Co. (1901), Ltd. (H.H. Dept.), 45, Evertou ruad, Liverpool. FREE- UYCLE8 CYCLES: Mar- velloua Bargains! 2,800 Cycles, Motors and Accesso- ries. Bargains in Eadie's and B is a Machines. FJtEE to any address, the moat in- teresting 50 page Catalogue in the trade. Second-hand Cycles from 30s. 2000 New Machines from 1:2 17s 6d. I'lated Riius, Rim Brake, Free-wheel Machines from £ l i Os each. Accessories Half Price-50 per cent cheaper t'nan others. Marvellous Bargains; Agents wanted; ade supplied. Dou't buy until you have seen our New Xl'u^tWited Catalogue, wluch will be an eye-opener and ii iiefF-maker to all interested in the Cycle 4.rade. This CntHlogue FREE to all-WARRILOW & CO.. Weston- SuperAjfaie. 1513f VISIT LIVERPOOL FREE. WE PAY RAIL FARE OF ALL PURCHASERS TO THE AMOUNT OF JS10. P^HE GREAT CORONATION SALE HAS COMMENCED. Alexandra furnishing Companv. 13579 Pembroke Place LIVERPOOL. THE WHOLE OF THE 20 000 STOCK. FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, &c., NOW OFFERED AT T) EDUCTIONS 30 TO 60 PER CENT. ALSO THE ENTIRE cTOCK OF A MANU- FACTURER. AMOUNTING TO £ 3,432, PURCHASED BY TENDER AT A DIS- COUNT OF 4n PER CENT. BELOW COST. JgDWARD VII. SUITES. LEXANDRA SUITES. CABINETS, OVERMANTLS, TABLED, And every detail of House Furnishing. DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE GRANDEST SHOW EVER MADE. GOODS DELIVERED FREE ANY DIS- TANCE. CREDIT TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. O OVEREIGNS SAVED NOW CO"> Buisiness Hours, 9 a.m. to 8 p.i%. Alexandra Famishing "ompanv. 1,3,5,7,9, Pembroke Place Telephone 6992. LIVERPOOL of GAPPS, bot you nædDOt 10ft LT; F '-T I r -h ILD 1 T9' "i &- PAGE. Ltd.. C I'll woMAH'm uhpailiho "It, t Tmis'T.'ffi'piiu FOR FEMALES. QCICKLY CORRECT 4LL IRKEG CLARITIES, KT.MGVE ALL OBSTRUCTIONS, AND RELIEVE THE DISTRESSING 80 PREVALENT WITH THE BEX. Boxes, Ill, & 2/9 (contains three times the quantity), of all Chemists. Sent any- where on receipt of 15 or 34 stomps, by E. T. TOWLE & 0*166, Long Row, NOTTINGHAM. IJcJM, 9] Jityiatimt, iafrrtw IQICI mtthfeM. 0. THE GREAT REMEDY BLAMES GOUrr PILLS For Gout, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, Neuralgia. The Excruciating Pain is quickly relieved, and cured in a few days, by these celebrated Pills. Sure, Safe and effectual. Sold by all Chemiste Is lid and 2s 9d. a box. BOILS cured like magic. Never seen it fail.-F. James, Turkish Baths, Wolver- hampton. I Is the SAFEST A.VD BERT REMKOIT f"f ¡ IfSSSSi \bcesses, Boils, Poisoned Wonnds, auu <Ui Skin Diseases. H als without leaving a Scar. It can be relied on for Sore Throats, Croup-anrl Chest Coughs. In use for 30 years. A Medicine Chest in it- soli. Sold by Chemists. Is lid and 2s 9d per Box, or post free for stamps. Scle Proprietors: THE SOLE'S SYNDICATE; READING Dr Jones D.D.S. (A M- &c). SURGEON DENTIST CRAIG OWEN, Near the RAILWAY STATION, BANGOR. DR. JONES visits LLANGEFNI everj Thursday, at Lledwigan road. LLANERCHYMEDD from 10 to 1, and AMLWCH from 2 to 5, with Mr Hughes, Stationer, 8. Market street, TUESDAYS, January 21, February 18, March 18, April 15, Mav 13. and June 10. EBENEZER and LLANBERIS, First Tues- day after Pay Day. BETHESDA. First Tuesday after Pay Day. BANGOR. every day except Tuesdays and Thursdays. (nils s Mitullon Balls For Grease, Swelled fiOrSw* Legs, Cracked Heels Coughs, Colds, Sore Testimonial. Throats, Disordered :Liver Broken Wind, Influenza, Loss of Appetite, &c., &c. Fairfield, Kendal ill For Hide-bound Sta *W«M6 ring Coat, Hove, or I have found Blown, Distemper, them the best for Epidemic, Surfeit, Can- Horses and Cattle ditionin'g, Preserving I could procure, Health, Scouring in Calves, particularly for &c Scouring in Calves For Rot or Fiuke and W AEHSTBOKO ™ for keePinS health' w. AJiM strong t Assisting to get into condition, Scouring in Lambs, &c, Prepared upwards of 50 years by the late FRANCIS CUPISS, M.R.C.V.S., Diss., Norfolk. Sold in packfc** Is 9d and 3R 6d each, 7 small packets 10a 6d, or 7 large 21s by Che- mists and Medicine Vendors, or from' Pro- prietor, THE WILDERNESS, DISS, on receipt of amount. fTlH E FARMER AND STOCK JL BREEDER. Enlarged to 23 PAGES WEEKLY. Price One Penny. MOST ENTERPRISING. Each number contains many brilliant and practical Articles on the FARM, DAIRY, HORSES, CATTLE, 8HEEP, PIGS POULTRY VETERINARY. Also the Latest Telegrams from all the principal London and Provincial MarHts. BEST ILLUSTRATED. Illustrations are a speciality, each nrimb-r containing many Illustrations of the Lead- ing Prize Winners, &c., and printed in Colours. MOST ENJOYABLE. Am(..Ig the many new features in a Home Department, which includes first-class Short Stories, Useful Hints, Cookery, Fashions (Il- I lustrated), Fancy Work, Answers to Cor- respondents, &c. I THE FARMER AND STOCKBREEDER IS THE BEST ADVERTISING I MEDIUM Of all Newsagents and BooKstalls, Om Penny Weekly. Feat Free for Six Month*, a* "4. Per 6s. 6d FARMER AND STOCKBREEDER, 130, t FLEET STREET, LONDON, R.O. Bangor & District Biilpostiug Cn MEMBERS OF THE UNITED BILL POSTERS' ASSOCIATION. Proprietors of the Principal Boardings in Bangor and District. Treble the Space of any other Local Bill- poster. Carnarvon & District Advertisss; and Bilioosting Co. MEMBERS OF THE UNITED BILL POSTERS' ASSOCIATION. I Owners of the Principal Posting Stations in the District, numbering over 50. We hold the sole advertising rights on the Snowdon Railway, North Wales Narrow Guage Railway.-Office, 6, Pool Hill, Carnarvon. NANTLLE VALE W. GRIFFITH DAVIES. Billposter, Town Crier. Bill Distributor, PENYGROES, R.S.O. BILLP0ST1NG CONTRACTED AT THE MOST MOERATE TERMS at Pen- ygroes, Talysam, Nantlle, Llanllyfni, Ac. All orders carefully and promptly executed. PERIS AND PADARN VALE. R. A. HUGHES (Alarch Gwjrtai)., BILLPOSTER, TOWN CRIER, ATD BILL DISTRIBUTOR, LLANBERIS. BY APPOINTMENT OF THE DISTRICT AND PARISH COUNCILS. Owners o* the Chief Posting Stations, all ii» the most prominent parts of Llanberis and surrounding districts for six miles round. All orders entrusted to my care sliall be promptly attended to and executed, THE WELSH NORTHERN COUNTIES BILLPOSTING COMPANY are BILLPOSTING COMPANY are the Sole Owners of Posting Station;- m the following places: PORTMADOC. PWLLHELI, and the whole of PENIN- SULA. they havrng bought thet «fesmess of I Mr EVAN DAVIES in PORTDh^JOC and DISTRICT! and Mr JOHN ELI AS *,n PWLL HELI and DISTRICT. The!! .ru.y represen- j tative m these places is Mr JOHN DAVIES, RHOS BACH TEMPERANCE, PWLL- HEIJI. wiio will give anv information. -N-.B.Ir John Elias is no longer a Bill- poster. All Parcels should be Addressed as above. W?iABAYFFICE 1 POWIS HOUSE, OOL- w"YN BAY. SAILINGS. WHITE STAR LINE. I ,fL a ROYAL MAIL S'j EAAU K3, LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK, VIA QUEENSTOWN WEDNESDAY SERVICE. TEUTONIC Wed., May 7. OCEANIC Wed., May 14. MAJESTIC Wed., May 21. GERMANIC Wed., May 28. FRIDAY SERVICE. CYMRIC Fri., May 9. CELTIC Fri., May 23. CYMRIC Fri., June 6. CELTIC Fri.. June 20. THIRD CLASS PASSAGE at Low Rates. Outfit free of charge to New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. The splendid vessels of this lino are all of the largest class, uniform in model and arrangements, and unsurpassed in the completeness of their ap- pointments. Apply to Messrs W. J. Parry, Coetmor Yard, Bethesda; R. Owen, Ship and Insurance Broker, and W. J. Williams, X Market street, Carnarvon; M. Goldie, 217, High street, Bangor; O. E. Parry, slate merchant, Dolwyddelen and Blaenau Festin- iog; William D. Jones, Old Bank, Holyhead; Wm. Edwards, 7, Williams terrace, Llanberis; Edward Evans, 2, Penrallt terrace, Llan- gefni; Owen Jones, Cambrian House, Peny- groes, R.S.O. W. E. Williams, Globe Shoe Warehouse, Llanrwst; or to Ismay, Imrie, and Co., Liverpool, 17, Cockspur street, S.W., and 34, Leadenhall street, E.C., London. AMERICAN LINE. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. SOUTHAMPTON—NEW YORK SERVICE SOUTHAMPTON TO NEW YORK. SATURDAYS, AT NOON. Highest Class of accommodation for Saloon, Second Cabin, and Third Class 'Passengers.. LIVERPOOL — PHILADELPHIA SER- VICE. Every Wednesday. SOUTHAMPTON TO NEW YORK. Calling at Queenstown every Thursday. Passengers and Goods are landed at Phila- delphia on the Wharf of the Pennsylvania Railroad, which has the shortest and most Direct Route to all places in the Western States Apply, RICHARDSON, SPENCE, and Co.. Southampton or Liverpool. Or to Local Agents: Messrs W.. J. Wil- liams, 7, Market street; Richard R. Stythe, 39, Bangor street, Carnarvon: W. T. Jo«es. 5, New street, Pwllheli; M. Goldie, 217 High street. Bangor; Hugh Hughes, 8, Market street, Amlwch; H. J. Williams, Douglas terrace; Richard Roberts. Old Post Office. Bethesda; 0. Jones, Old Post Office, Peny- groes; W. Jones, Rosehill street, Conway; J. T. Williams, Meirion terrace, Blaenen I Festiniog; T. Evans and Co., Station Cham- bers, Rhyl; J. R. Statia, Station road, Col- wyn Bay; R. Owen. grocer. Portdinorwic. "FODRB DEAD B^A|ANPF0tlgg;s "I TR J. BLISS, Fanner, Helthorpe, Leigh- ton, writes "That from one dressing he 0 136 rats next morning." Aid. Ashton, of jL. dtingdon, savs he killed 70 rats with a Is box of Sanford's Rat Poison. J. Long, Esq., of Carlton, states that he found "ver 300 rats killed by using a 10s tin of poUon Price Is 2d, 2s, 3s, and 5s per tin. SAN- FORD and SON, Sandy, Beds. A Mice Poison for dressing Corn Stacks. Answers wail. Alao Mole Poisons. Answers wall Send stamps and try it. Sold by Chemists. ANOTHER LEG SAVED. Mrs. Hindu •writeB on July 2 892,—•' I hud a very bad Leg, and £ lie doctors told me i should have my leg taken off, bnt I was t >ld Iff ill 11111II11 iMi About BURGESS' LION OINT- "■ IMENT, used it, and it completely MTWT BHRGE~??' L,ON Ol NT- fyl tINT cureg_ Ulcerg, Absesses,Tumours, Polypi' 1 yi8'»ned W. unda of all kinds. Eczema. Psorias s, Rtngworm, &c. Invaluable for all Inflammatory Dis- eases of the Chest and Throat. Of -til Chemists from Jd, Is ljd, &c., each per box, or post free for Btaain from Proprietor, E. BURGESS 59, Gray's Inn Roid, London Advice gratis THE BANGOR & ARVON PERMAN- JL ENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY Registered Office 309, HIGH STREET, BANGOR. President: Alderman John Evan Roberts, J.P .Bangor. Large Iteserye Fund Increasing Annually Paid uj Shares, £ 10 each. I Entrance Fee per share Sul scription Share, 5s 1 2s 6d. and upwards per month. I Advances repayable (by Monthly Instalments) iu 5, 10, 15, or 20 years on Leasehold and Freehold Properties." ADVANTAGES Freehold Properties." ADVANTAGES To Subscribers. 1. A convenient place for Investment, with absolute security and good interest. 2. Investments withdrawable at any time by notice or any other arrangement. To Borrowers. 1. Funds always available for advances 2. Easv sca-Ie of repayments. 3. Moderate solicitor's charges (by special arrangement). 4. Premium added to, and not deducted from advance. 5. Mortgage effected with the utmost des- patch and secrecy. 6. Easy facilities for redemption of Mort- gages anytime without any charge. Applications, and all other communications to be addressed as follows: — "Secretary" Bnnoror and Arvon Building, Society, Leices- ter House. Bangor- OWEN OWRNi Rol AL CARRIAGE WORKS, CARNARVON. Jr-. I ..t,- FOR SALE CHEAP TWG CLOSED CARRIAGES IN GOOD CONDITION EASINE Will cure Headache, Neuralgia and Toothache I in a few minutes- Sont Post Free for Is. Sold Everywhere, Proprietor ;-HUGH JONES, Medical Hall, Blaenau Festiniog. 2451 I THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF MODERN TIMES. I EQ1S33330 1I.mIJ THEY ARE MORE THAN GOLD TO ME. THEY SAVED 1rY LIFE. Read this. It will repay you a thousand folds. If you suffer PAIN in the BACK nd LOINS, or between the SHOULDER tlis remedy will effectually remove them. If you are troubled with IRR1ATION of th« BLADDER, SUPPRESSION RETENTION of tha BLADDER, STONE, or GRAVEL, the ONLY S FE d FPT-'PT UAL REMEDY OFFERED TO THE WORLD is GEORGE'S PILE & GRAVEL PITT" If the Water is ciIGfl COLOURED, THICK, aud depositing much HI 'PEIIENT lose no time, procure a box of GEORGES PILLS, and you win noo:Tbe iHGRf agdn. If your KIDNEYS and LIVER are sluggish and cut orar-r, this ICt>ine>;y wil gentl STIMULATE these important organ, open their CLOGGED PASSAGES and promote the secretion of HEALTHY BILE and other VITAL FLUIDS. If you are a martyr to INDIGESTION, BILIOUSNESS, and CONSTIPATION vu have a SURE remedy in GEORGE'S PILLS. If you suffer from any Bowel Disorder rii aR PILES, CONSTIPATION FLAT- ULENCE, COLIC, you have here a remedy you can always rely upon. If yon suffer from PALPITATION and are afraid that your HEART is affpr<r»rl you will find these Pills an EFFICACIOUS REMEDY. °eCt8<1 If you suffer from HEADACHE and GIDDINESS George's Pills will nmCY9 PAINS sooner than any other known medicine. If you have PAIN AFTER EATING and feel DROWSY and LISTLESS of George's Pills will act like a charm. If your food TURNS SOUR and rises into the mouth a few doses of th's R^rradv will make your troubles a thing of the past. If you feel NERVOUS, EXCITABLE, and LOW SPIRITED, perfect ANTI- DOTE will be found in George's Pills, If you have a DISAGREEABLE TASTE in the mouth, one SINGLE LOSE of George's Pile and Gravel Pills at bed-times will clear tbe tongue before the dawn of another day. If SLEEP fail to give you REST try George's Pills. They will make your bed easv sleep refreshing, and REVIVE your STRENGH. y 1 If you feel unfit for EXERTION, WEAK, and LIMP, this Remedy wiJlRESTORE your ENERGY and STRENGTH, and will make Labour and Excercise the ENJOY MENT of you life u If you are troubled with NAUSEA and VOMITING at the thought of eatine- a box of George's Pills will make your meat and drink both SAVOURY and PLEASANT If your BLOOD is impnre, it will keep ol,en all the important outlets of the body and thus give free exit to all GROSS HUMOUR, and no more BLOOD IMPURITIES will be seen bursting through the Skin in Pimples, BLOTCHES, SORES or BOILS MATIC? SCORBUTIC, Tod8 SCKOPTOUrTA^ o^er° Remits" upoo this If vou oave DIFFXCT7LTY of Breathing, this Eemedy will prove a friend to MU in the hour o need. It is AFERIENT and therefore will remove CONSTIPATION, It is ANTIBILIOUS, and will, therefore, correct all irregularitiee of the LIVER It is DIURETIC, and will, therefore, keep open the WATER PASSAGES. ✓VD/ 2j8 will, therefore, give TONE and VIGOUR to the DIQE8TIVB ORGANS, It is BLOOD-PURIFYING and NERVE STRENGTHENING It is therefore, ALL YOU WANT. THESE WORLD RENOWN PILLS ARE SOLD EVERYWHERE In Boxes Is lid and 2s 9d each By post Is 3d. and 3s. PROPRIETOR", J. E, GEORGE, I.R.P.S., BIRWAIN. AMERICAN AGENT:—R. D. WILLI AMS, CHEMIST, PLYMOUTH, PA. • 9 *t WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. Pr:ECH J;í S FOB ALL BILIOUS & NERVOUS DISOBBERS, Sick Headache. Oonstipattea, HM. Weak Stomach, impaired Digestion, Disordered Liver & FeniaSe fiHaients. Prepared only by the Proprietor, THOMAS BEECHAM, St. Helen?, Lancashire, in boxes. Is. lid. (56 pills) and 2s. 9d. each. with full directions. Sold everywhere. c:==- -=" LLYFRAU YSGOL CYMRP FY DP. 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