Flintshire Observer Mining Journal and General Advertiser for the Counties of Flint Denbigh

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To guard against the fraud that is intended, it is absolutely neoeesavv to see that the 46POSTAGE STAMP" TRADE MARK, in red, appears upon every Label, as well as the signature. :o:■ Extract from a letter from the Purveyors to Her Majesty tne Queen, Balmoral, "Her Majesty the Queen wishes for RAGGETT'S NOUBISBINO STour; may we ask yoll. to MB ttoo a Case by Steamer leaving Lonion for Aberdeen on Wednesday next." .0:- Sole Consignees and Bottling Agents for FLINTSHIRE AND D-PFABIGHSHIIIE- BIRD AND SON, JViNE AND SPiRIT MERCHANTS, PANTASAPH, Near HOLYWELL, N.W. :0:- Raggett's Nourishing Stout and Golden Hop PaiB Ale. HALF-TINTS 2B. tSd. FBB DOZKN. -;0; I. —Detivenes by Cart within 6 miles, and Carriage of 6 dozen Case, paid by Rati V jgADE'S GOUT & JJHEUMATIO pILLS. SUFFERED AGONY FOR THIRTY YEARS, "DILLS. 30, Randal Street, Bridge Road •" Battersee, S.W., TfADE'S "DILLS. January 27th, 1892. 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