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Business Announcements. -I W. PRICE JONES, 17, High-street, DENBIGH, Sells TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, &e., At MERCHANTS' PRICES, therefore Compare W. Price Jones' 2/- Tea with Tea generally sold at 2/6. Compare W. Price Jones' 2/6 Tea with Tea gener- ally sold at 3/ Ccmpare W. Price Jones' 3/- Tea with the Finest Tea you can get elsewhere. In compliance with the request of many of his customers to sell Patent Medicines and Proprietary Articles on the same system as he sells Teas, &c., W. PRICE JONES sells Allen and Hanbury's Protected Cod Liver Oil 4 9 for 4 0 Alleock'e Porous Plasters 1 „ 0 8 Alkarum, Dr. Dunbar's 2 8 i Allen's Zylobalsamum 3 6 „ 2 0 Allen's Hair Restorer 6 0 ,,3 7 Albion Milk and Sulphur Soap 0 6 ,,0 4 Beetham's Corn Plaisters 1 11 0101 Bond's Marking Ink 0 6 ,,0 3 Brown's Troohes 1 1J » 0 10J Brand's Essence of Beef 3 0 2 4 Brcym's Chlerodyne 1 11 0101 Brown's ChlorodyneTroches. 1 1" 0 10 Cannon's Lime Juice and Glycerine 1 0 0 9 ii 0 6 0 41, -leaver's Teirebene Soap 1 6 10 Cockles' Pills 1 If 010 Clark's Blood Mixture 2 6 H 1 10 coantine 0 4&0 6 Do Barry's Rsvalenta Food 1 7, & 2 8 Dredge's Eteal-all 1 11 for 0 101 Daviee' Pain Killer 1 Ii" 0 lof DeJongh's Cod Liver Oil 2 6 1 10 Ban de Cologne (best) 2 6 „ 1 6J gvanal Hinulsified Cod Liver Oil.. 3 0 ,,2 1 Eno's Fruit Salt 2 9 2 3 F enning'fl Powder 1 11 0ioj Floriline 2 6 110 Goddard's Plate Powder. 1 0 0 8 Holloway's Ointment 1 It" 0101 Pills. 1 li 0101 Roff". Extract of Malt 1 7 JAwsbu-ty and Brown's Tooth Paste 1 6 1 Ii Jor's Vsthma Cigarettes 2 6 „ 1 9 Kay's Essence of Linseed 1 It" 0101 0 91 0 7t Leibig's Extract of Meat.. 2 oz. ,,1 g o ii II t ..4 oz. i, 2 3 Ltmplough's Pyretic Saline 2 6 „ 1 10 Kepler's Extract of Malt .» ,,2 3 MaJtine 2 9 2 3 eltine with I-lydrophospliiteii 6 6 ,,6 6 Mexican Hair Restorer ,,23 Weave's Food 1 0 „ 0 8t Naldire's Dog Soap. 10,08 Parish Food 0 9 0 6 Prpier Fayard ,,0 8 Pepper's Quinine and Iron Tonic.. 3 8 „ Taraxacum and Podophyllin. ,,2 4 Pear's Boap 1 0 0 8 it „ unscented 0 4! Pona,sE, xtract small lOd., largest 6 6 P swell's Balsam of Aniseed. 1 liforo 101 Itidge's Food 1 0 ,,0 8 Dewlanda' Maccassar Oil 2 1 Itooke's Ping 1 11 0101 Siegell's Syrup.« 2 6 ,,2 0 „ Pills I I 1 0101 scott's Pills 1 li 0101 Seidletz Powder 1 0 „ 0 8 j*teedman'g Soothing Powder 1 1} „ 0 10} Schweitzer Cocoatina .« 1 6 „ 1 2 ±onga 4 6 „ 3 10 Tamar Indien „ 1 10 yan Houten's Cocoa Is., Is. lid., and 3 7 fright's Coal Tar Soap. 0 6 for 0 4 Yfinslow'a Syrup 1 H »» 10 3*edone J, per doz. 4 9 Seed (Canary and Hemp) 0 2 Blue (Ricket's). £ 0 10 Brunswick Black 1 0 for 0 8 Cocoa Essence. 1 6 „ 1 4 Coooatina 3 0 2 2 vocoatina L 1 6 „ 1 2 MSflee (Phillips' Dandelion) 1 6 „ 1 1 ffee Extract (Braiion's) 1 0 0 81 Corn Flour (various qjakers) 0 8 „ 0 6 Cream of Tartar 1 8 „1 M Curry Powder V 3 0 4 Powder fRmitBftA Q .JHr.. 0, 4} ^°g Biscuits (Spratt's,vi<ondon) 71722 0 ,,1(6 6 Eog Biscuits (Barr's, Jiiverpool) 20 0 ,,14 6 sfttice of Rennett-per gal. 3 6 furniture Polish (Adams) 0 8 0 5} WarnegB Composition (Harris 1 0 „ 0 7 tniny 1.I. 1 0 „ 0 9 l R Reviver .oo 1 0 0 7 ,life Pow* 1 0 0 7! 0 4 „ 0 2 ^e^uifcj (Rose's) 1 3 „ 1 0 ^&-nu|fce Cordial (Rose's) 1 6 „ 1 2 rpcc&^ni (Genoa) 0 10 „ 0 6 Kj v7e» (Bryant and May's safety) 10 „ 0 7 g*8ht Lights 0 6 „ 0 d Gloss (Houthaways) 2 bots. 0 9} ™ti7 Food (Spratt's, London). 22 0 „17 0 0 5 „ 0 3} oauoe (Lea and Perrins) 1 0 „ 0 9} 3^^ Relish ••• 1 0 0 9 £ wP?rbonate 0 8 „ 0 2} C«^jCfe'8>in54b- J | "S 4} fir (sr°mi> t»" 2» .fc1 IV:! I :« SV* S 4 0 „ 2 8 ^^ixan Blinds made to Order. Old Blinds C-Patnk^> remounted, and Jixed expeditiously by TTT HOWARD, i9, Yale Stre«t. NEW CRETONNES NE:W PRINTS. RTHUK DAVIS Is now showing a LARGE ASSORTMENT I OF THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS IN CRETONNES AND PRINTS^ Also a Special mrchase of J 4 DOZ. fllARTIIRUGS. ¡I' ."■wR. ARTHUR DAVIS Would advise his customers to make their purchases early, as the prices of the above goods are much under present market value. HIGH STREET, DENBIGH. Y COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. HUGHES' COMPOUND 11E SSENCE OF HoEEHOUND | | FOR THE COMPLETE! CUBE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Asthma, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Whooping Cough, Difficulty of Breathing, Soreness and Tightness of the Chest, Hoarseness, and all other Lung Complaints tending to CONSUMPTION. Important Testimonial from DR. PIERCE, Coroner of the County of Denbigh. Of all Patent Medicines which have come under my notice, the Compound Essence of Horehound is'the best, safest, and most effectual remedy for Coughs, Colds, &c." For Coughs, Colds, Influenza, &c. Mr. R. D. Hughes, chcmiat. Denbigh. Dear Sir,—Having suffered for more than a week from a severe cough and a cold, I was recommended to try your Essence of Horehound, and was cured before I had taken half a bottle. Should you care to use this as a testimonial, you are at perfect liberty to do so.-Yours gratefully, P. Asthma and Difficult Breathing, arising from affections of the Respiratory Organs, promptly relieved by taking Ilughcs' Com- pound Essence of Horehound, 28, Park-street, Hereford. Dear Sir,—I am very glad to inform you that your Compound Essence of Horehound has cured me. The tightness in the chest, which I am subject to, was immediately relieved, and the cough which I suffered from has altogether left me. I firmly be- lieve it to be the best remedy known for all diseases of the chest and lungs. Please send me another bottle by return of post. You can use this as you think proper.-—Y ours truly, R. J. OLARK. Assistant Vicar Choral, Hereford Cathedral. Invaluable for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis -its effect is Wonderful. Chester-street, St. Asaph. Dear Sir,—I have very much pleasure in offering my humble testimony of the wonderful efficacy 0 your preparation for the relief of colds, &c. Jjf0 winter I was suffering from a very severe co ac- companied by a serious cough (cAused, I b ve, by sleeping in a. damp bed), and after applvjjlflg various minor remedies, I was persuaded to a bottle of your Essence of Horehound, and e course of a day or so,-1 found the cold mupjr better, and the cough greatly relieved an-&-ni est free from pain. I can, therefore, from my q, personal experience, strongly recommend it nybody suffering from cold or tightness in tho est.-Yours truly, AEO. WEBSTER PARTINGTON. One teaspooii. t( ives immediate relief, taken i1 a little warm-Water. Wigfair Hall, St. Asaph. Dear Sir,-Jffhe sfecond bottle of your Compound Essence of orehound has completely cured me of the seveapcougb and tightness of the chest which I suff from, in fact it is the best remedy I have ever,, ed, and you may make use of this testimonial whomever you wish.—Yours truly, JAMES HARRIS. ImrUGHES' YERRUC ACI^Jjl t Bloomsbury Mansion, Hart-street, London. Dear Sir,—Please send a bottle of your Verrucaoine for Corns, for which I enclose 15 stamps. Mr. R. D. Hughes. R.S. York Hotel, Portman-square. Sir,—I enclose penny stamps value Is. 3s., and beg of you to be good enough to send me by return of post a bottle of your Verrucaoine, which has been so much recommended to me for the cure of Corns. —Yours truly, C.Z. Mr. Hughes, Denbigh. Worcester, January' 25th,r 1882. Dear Sir,—I shall be obliged if you will send me, at your earliest convenience, two bottles of your capital Corn Remover—Verrucacine, one being for a friend to whom I have strongly recommended it, and no doubt he will recommend it to others. Shorncliffc Camp. Sir,—Be good enough to send mea. bottle of your Verrucacine, for which I enclose 15 stamps.—Yours truly, W.L. A Lady writes January 4th, 1882. Sir,—Please to forward me four bottles of your valuable Verrucacine for Corns. I am recommend- ing it to my friends. Denbigh, June 2nd, 1881. Dear Sir,—For the last two or three years I have been very much troubled with Corns; in fact had no less than fifteen. I have tried several things, but they have never done any good. At last I tried your Verrucacine, and, after using a bottle and a half, I have cured the greater part of them, and the others are gradually disappearing. I shall be glad to recommend it to my friends.—Yours truly. Mr. Hughes, High-street, Denbigh. -—— Pontrallt Goch Mill, St. Asaph, June 22, 1881. Dear Sir,—I am very pleased to be able to bear testimony to the efficacy of your Verrucacine. I have tried several preparations for the cure of my Corns, but until now without success. I was persuaded to try your Verrucacine, which I am thankful to say has entirely removed them, and I consider that it should have a wide-spread reputation.—Yours truly, EDWARD WILLIAMS. Mr. R. D. Hughes, Chemist, Medical Hall. Another Lady icrites: Sir,-Your Verrucacine is not half sufficiently vtell known. It has entirely cured my Corns, and I am recommending it to everybody.—Yours, Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer, R. D. HUGImS, OPERATIVE and DISPENSING CHEMIST, County Medical Hall, HIGH STREET, DENBIGH. To be had pf all chownto, iiii; by post,. 15 stamps. V JU8t Arrived, WA PAPEPS.WALL, pAPERS. TSJTWILUAMS, DENiiGlr, Has now a splendid f riety of all kinds of WALL PAPERS. "The tock numbers over 30,000 PIECES. The present year being exe. tional in point of interest in the town, no doubt th will be a great deal of renovating done, and in ortler to meet the greatey requirements, T. J. W. beg^lp inform his numerous friends and customers tflst all his Valuable Stock of Furnishing Gooakiu fyc., will be sold at prices unsurpassed in Cheapness by any house in the trade. REGENT HOUSE, RUTHIN. Established 1829. MESSRs. EVANS & SIMONS, FAMILY DRAPERS, And SILK MERCERS, i A first-class Trade, conducted on pr of strictest ECONOMY, having alwa selection a large and choicMmock of LONDON and P IAN GOODS. Dressmaki all its branches. ts' p Jackets, P ts, &c., made by Tailors. FAMjpF,MOUBNING WAREHOUSE. TAILORING AND OUT-FITTING ESTABLISHMENT, Begent House, Castle-strcet, Ruthin. J. SIMON Has always on hand a splendid stock of WEST OF ENGLAND CLOTHS, SCOTCH AND WELSH TWEEDS, from the best makers, and warranted to wear. A good fit guaranteed. Try our Tweed Suits at L2 10s. TO SUERERS1 Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Difficult Breathing, Loss of Voice, and all Affections of the Chest and Lungs often terminating in CONSUMPTION are immediately relieved and quickly cured by taking SALMON'S Balsam of Horehound and Aniseed, which is the best and safest remedy for the above-named complaints. Sold in Bottles at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. each by Salmon, chemist, Denbigh; in Ruthin,by Mr.Magin, chemist. s ALMON'S Quinine and Iron Tonic. Highly recommended for Neuralgia, Tic Doloreux, Nervous and General Debility. The most agreeable and efficacious,strength- ening medicine yet discovered. The Proprietor has received many unashed-for Testimonals in its favour. In Bottles Is. 9d. and (double the size) 2s. 9d. each from Salmon, Denbigh Magin, Ruthin and through all chemists. gALMON'S Stomach and Liver Pills are much appreciated by the public, and should be tried by all who are subject to BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS, as they have proved themselves to be an INFALLIBLE CUBE. In Boxes at 7id. and Is. lid. each. Free by post to all parts for 9 or 15 stamps from THOMAS SALMON, CHEMIST, DENBIGH. BEDSTEADS complete with Mattresses D FOR THE PRICE OF A BEDSTEAD ALONE. OUR 26s. "RELIABLE H Full-size, Strong, Iron, Ornamental BEDSTEAD, with BEST STRAW MATTRESS, has no equal. CTALEN) jEigMtreet, Deafcjgii. Established 1825. w. T. R o-v w, MEMBER OF THE PHARMACEUTICAL BOCfXTT, ST. PJBTEK'S SQUABS, KOTHUT, Most respectfully solicits the attention of hit Mmet ous customers to the following liel of bit Preparations The Perfume of Perfumes, DOUWS CELEBRATED LAVENDER WATER. This well-known Perfume is prepared only wftSi the finest English Oil of Lavender, and has stood the test of a quarter of a century. It is an exceedingly powerful perfume, and cannot be surpassed in point of economy by any of the foreign essences in ropoftfc or any articles of a similar nature. In bottlft d Is. 3d., Is. 9d., 2s. 6d., go. Jet", and 6*. W.T.R. wishes to warn the public agtinst tpmiett imitations of this Celebrated Perfume. OUW'S EXTRACT OF ROSEMARY, For Clearmng, Strengthening, and Promoting Hi* Growth of the Hair. This Wash will be found a mqst^JfleBSrfl the Toilet, Being a and tree Arm any greasy matte|^#$nay be need frequently with the utmos^^muness. It entirely cleanse* the bead fronyjy* £ *5rdandxiff; and by its action on the roetf Ajtflrehair, stimulates its growth, and prercntt it turning grey. In bottles Is. R OUWIS KING INi.. This Ink has the fouowing It rtfuires no Preparation, It inil not Insure the Finmi OWRDfk It remain* perfectly fluid, It flwit readily from the ptm, It cannot be Obliterated «/ WCtshiUf. In boulm 6d. mm > r tin mi ROUW'B BAKING POWDER, For making Bread, Poetry, Bie&tth, Pcmmh&, liiee Cakee, This Powder whtaim no alum, anA ttft be SM4 fidently recommended as the best in the market. It í. prepared from ingredients guaranteed to be putt, and contains nothing deleterious to health. It ia perfMtl* wholesome, and can be uøed for making allkm18 tit unfermented Bread, Pastry, Ae. It is In n88 by all the leading families in the district, and 01188 olwd will be always used. A house-keeper, writing, "It is the best I have ever used." Confectioners will find it one of the greatest fmptgw- ments, and very economical, it being only noweew7 to use half the quantity of butter when using th& Powder. In tins 6d. and Is. 1 R OUW'S Preservative Tincture For the Teeth and Breath. A few drops sprinkled on a wet tooth brush produces a pleasant lather, whieh cleanses, beautifies, and preserves the teeth, hardens the gums, prevents tar- tar,; and arrests dental decay. It takes away the smell of tobaoco, and imparts a sweet fragrance to the breath. For children or adults whose teeth show signs of decay, its advantages are para- mount. In Bottles Is. Rd. R OUW'S Victoria Dentifrice. This Dentifrice has been found one of the bett Tooth Powders ever introduwd. Speedily re- moving all acid formations of the teeth, and thus preventing decay. In boxes 18- R OUW'S Preservative Tooth Paste. For cleansing and preserving the teeth, and rendering the gums firm and healthy, if from any cause they have become spongy. In Is. pots. Rou_ Glycerine Jelly. An elegant Preparation for Chapped skin and cracked lijps, and rendering the skin soft and white. By the Use of this preparation all Roughness and Redness, whether caused by froet, east winds, or the sun, is speedily removed. In 6d. bottles. ROUW'S Effervescent Saline Aperient Is introduced as a substitute for the bulky aid nauseous mineral waters now in use. For removing Impurities in the Blood, Indigestion, Sickness, Headache, Eruptions cf the Skin, and Stomaeh Derangements, it will be found very beneficial In bottles Is. 6d. Rouwls insect Powder, For the IneUmtaneout Destruction of Insects, This invaluable Discovery, whilst totally harmless to Animal life, is certain death to every tribe of Insects, whether infesting Dogs, Cats, &c., or for household purposes. Genuine Eau de Cologne, Violet Powders, -Atkinson and Piesse and Lubins Perfumes, Toilet Soap, Tooth Preparations, Preparations for the Complexion and Hair. And all other Toilet Requisites. Special Agent for Ellis's Mineral Waters, Spratt's Dog Biscuits. Eley Bros. Sporting Aiaaittiflfttefl, „ pxi"lo Patent OMdtet. J