The Rhyl Advertiser

■ p B|E E A T) T if aLL j jl -1 "-T "i -r 3 7' "> c T1 ■*» r -■ -1 • t- j i! H V f,. j. F. (rirnr^ ('"■ Arf now .«)»..sinar "a Choice Stork of Millinery and Straws Of the NEWEST DESIGNS. MANTLES, DOLMANS' JACKETS and ready-made COSTUMES. A JM, k larjre Stook of Di 3ss Mstcrhils in all the latest shades.

"P Barclay & Perkins' Stout IS E.-al7ERSALLl ADMITTED to be SUPER- IOR TO ALL OTHERS. Wm. V..Tones, \1!i)l.1\lF ,it HJ'1¡ WTNE, SPIRIT, ALE & PORTER MERCHANT, 10, fixsstv.srreet (Owner of Water-street, Rhyl,) Having boon appointed SOLE AnENT for the above can now supply them as follows — Porter 2"s. lS-pals. fa>ks.l2s. fl-gal. casks. B Stout .2 } B.B Stout.32s. .17s. Imperial or in- .19s. valid Stout 3Ss. Agent for the BURTON BREWERY COM- PANY'S celebrated Burton Mild and Bitter Ales, BASS'S Ales and Sole Agent for Messrs. BAR- CLAY, PERKINS & Co's London Stout. East India Pale Ale 3s. 6d. per doz. pints Extra Dublin Stout 3s. Od. ditto Wines and Spirits of First Class Brands ONLY. THE TRADE SUPPLIED. rpEA FOR THE J^JILLION. Having made a large purchase of ¡ D 1' J J 1 A S S A C E Y L 0 N TEAS Under peculiarly advantageous circumstances, we are enabled to IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF OUR TEAS; ALL ROITND. | ;• OUR 2s. 6d. TEA IS THE BEST VAT ATE EVER OFFERED TO THE BRITISH PUBLIC. TEAS from Is. 4d. to 2s. 6d. BUY, TRY, AND JUDGE. E. P. J0NBS- | v TEA SALESMAN. | rp H 0 M A S 1 L L 1 A M S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL butcher, 3, W A m E R STREET, RHYL. A constant, supply of Meat, aKvays on handj including Beef, L-inib, Veal, Pork (c GTT | O B B INS, 11. J NEW & SECOND-HAND FURNTTURE STORES '3, MARKET STREET RHYL. CHILDREN'S t IT AIRS, COTS <<. MATTRESSES, PERAMBULATORS & BATHS for HIRE. Agent for the Guardiau Fire & Life Assurance Co. j JP [) AY A K 1 > W ENS, butcher, B, WAT EK S T R M E T R HY L (OPPOSITE SUSSEX STREET) Families supplied with the Best Quality of Benf Mutton, Lamb. Veal, nnd Pork. Orders Promptly Attended To. Fine Flavoured Pork Sausages. A ..1"ys JOINER AND BUILDER, Begs to inform the inhabitants of Rhyl and distiict that he has re-commenced business, and is now ready to do any repairs or alterations, and to give estimates for work in the several branches of the lrade. W ORKSROP AFD YIRD WEST KINMEL STREET Enquiries may also be made at the Queen's Din- ing Rooms, 11, Queen Street, Rhyl. A RIDE TO KII TV A. BY L: CAPTAIN FRED. BARNABY, ROYAL HORSE GUARDS. Page 13 says—"Two pairs of boots lined with ur were also taken and for physio—with which it is as well to be supplied when travelling in out-of- ..e-way places—some quinine and Oookle: 's Pills, he latter a most invaluable medicine, and one Arhich I have used on the natives of Central Africa with the greatest possible success. In fact, the marvellous effects produced upon the mind and body of an Arab Sheik, who was impervious to all native medicines, when I administered to liiui five COCKLE'S PILLS will never fade fi-oiii my memory; and a friend of mine who passed through the same district many months afterwards, informed me that my fame as a medicine man' had not died out, but that the marvellous cure was even then a theme of con- versation in the bazaar. ✓COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, FREE FEOM MERCURY. COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOVS PiLLS, j THE OLDEST PATKST MEDICINE. COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, c THE SAFEST PATENT MEDICINE, COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, C, TFY PEST EAMILY AP] RIKXT MEDICINE. /^OCKLE'S ANTIBILIOVS PILLS, U FOR LIVER. COCKLE'S ANTTBILTOUs PILLS, ror. ;:ri.K. COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, INDIGESTION, COCKLES ANTIPTI TOES PILLS, l[!"A]y!Tri:N. CCOCKLE'S ANTI idl.ioEs pj ELS, j i on .-i,jfKAiiAOjii;. 0 C K L i'll.LS, <U IN 1-M I -S-M, lOTS Pi i.i ) t'sl: I'M i IT > ii.■(>■}' Vi:AKS. /COCKLE'S ANTIBI iJOi'S PILLS, J IN Usi- KViTYWlfKItK. j | COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PUXS. May be had throi!o:;{ I he I liit-d Kingdom, 22s -V- ERVOUS & Ili V> if'A L HI-BH.ITV.—A geuth niHU haviug tiii-d in v«m evi ly adv«*r- tised remedy, has ((I a sinipie means d M-if- due. He will he. haypv i» i'orv. ;u<| the particni us j to,ttiy stiffei-c.i, oil J..r. r axeramitb, London W I JONES FLOUR Slbs. for Is. K 1,lbs, Is. Is. lOlbs. Is. I'ilbs. is. INDIAN MEAL 1 ;"js. 3d. per 2401bs. -I THE HOME-MADE BREAD SHOP. [ J. T. JONES, J^AMi1' Y ^T^ROCER & r|^EA J^EALtR r Baker, PnovieroN DEALER, N TALIAN VASEHOFSBKAH ALED HOUSE, 27, WELLINGTON Roap, RHIL "The best of Everything." JOHN EDWARDS, gUILDER AND ^jONTRACTOR, 26, WELLINGTON ROAD, RHYIJ, Every description of JOINERY WORK undertaken. All Kinds OF ALTERATIONS, ADDITIONS, &c., PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ESTIMATES GIVEN ON APPLICA TION. J. BROWN, ARTIST & pHOTOGRAPHER,1 H, KINMEL STREET, RHYL. ALL PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN BY THE INSTANTANEOUS PROCESS. | C~'ARTES (any position), 5s. Gd. per do/. TWO POSITIONS, Gs. Gd. per doz. CABINETS, 12s. 6d. per dox. Enlargements finished in various styles. Nolo tlif Addri s>—;i, KINMEL T" RHYL. (Ni-arly opposite the Alexandra Hotel). j A GOOD PLASM. Jf* 1 AND upwards invested, under iho;, dw .1 V non -liai.iiity system, in carefully Self.? ted Sri) i<s an'! Shares often returns hauc'Lsuiiie j omits ia a few .lays. Full, details in Expianarory j Bonk (fourth edition), gratis vrfpost free. Address, CEd. EVANS CO., Stockbrokers, (in ^ham House, Old Broad Street, London, E.C. B' -r and safest plan ever devised. "BREAD IS THE STAFF OF LIFE." FOR rrRE, CLEAN, UNADULTERATEJ) BREAD OO TO W. DANIELS. GROCER, BAKER, & PROVISION DEALER, ABBEY STREET, RHYL, Who has recently had fit ted up two of the most. APPROVED OVENS. ?nnO have puie. wholesome I'.read care and atren- i tiou slioaid l»e paid to the surroundings of the Bakei y. DECKER OVES, oonsuriics its own smoke, and thereby renders it prae! i-ally impossible for obnoxious gases to exist in the bakehouse, and therefore cannot be absorbed by the doug-h in the process of fermentation. This added to the fact that nothing but the best flour is used in this estab- lishment is a guarantee for the- purity and excel- lence of the Bread. Hot Rolls, Milk Rolls, Whole-Meal Bread, Buns, Scones, &c., daily. 52—283 In the event of a stroke of good tor tune you can win .300,000 marks. The winning, are guarantied by Government. VOU are invited to partiiipite in the chances of winning in the giand drawings of prizes guaranteed by the State of Hamburg in which 9 millions 020,100 mark have to be won. In the course of these advantageous drawings, which contain according to the prospectus only 100,000 tickets, the following prizes will be forth- coming, viz: The highest prize will be ev. 500,000 marks. Premium of 800,000 Marks 253 Prizes of '2,000 Marks 1 Prize of 200,000 Marks 6 Prizes of 1,500 Marks 2 Prizes of 100,000 Marks 515 Prizes of 1,000 Marks 1 Prize of 90,000 Marks 103(5 Prizes of 500 Marks 1 Prize of 80,000 Marks 00 Prizes of 200 Marks 2 Prizes of 70,000 Marks tjl-i Prizes of 150 Marks 1 Prize of 60,000 Marks 29020 Prizes of 145 Marks 2 Prizes of 50,000 Marks 3450 Prizes uf 124 Marks 1 Prize of B0,000 Marks 90 Prizes of 100 Marks 5 Prizts of 20,000 Marks 3950 Prizes of 94 Murks 3 Prizes of 15,000 Marks 3950 Prizes of 67 Mark, 26 Prizes of 10,000 Marks 3950 Prizes of 40 Marks 56 Prizes of 5,000 Marks 3950 Prizes of 20 Marks 106 Prize; of 3,000 Marks In all 50,500 Prizes which will be sure won in 7 drawings tvithin the space of a few months. The first prize-drawing is officially'fixed and the price is for a whole original ticket only (j sh — d, or (j marks, a half original ticket only sh d. or 3 marks, a quarter original ticket only 1 sh 6d. or 1 -1 marks, and I will forward these oi-i, rickets guaranteed by the State (not prohibit ed promissory notes) even to the most distant countries, in return for the •.mount forwarded prepaid. Every ticket holder will receive from me gratis along with the original ticket the original prospectus provided with the arms of the State and immediately after the draw- ing the official list without any charge. THE PAYMENT AND FORWARDING OF THE sr M S won by those concerned will have mv special and prompt atteufion, and with the utmost secrecy, lg^'rAU orders can be sent by the medium of a. Post, Office Order, or per cheque, or in English postage Stamps, or by Postal-Orders. ° ^•Please address the orders before the 20th of Nov., on account ot 1 he approaching drawing of the prizes in all confidence to SAMUEL HECKSCHER S(L BANKER AND EXOFIANOK AGEI, \T HAMBURG, GERMANY. "Stir.VHOi.iNK Lotion. An external means of CURING- SKIN DISEASES. There isi scarcely any eiuption bat iil yi"ld r> Sui; >]';>hne "in few days, ;.nd commence tv fade away, even it it seems past cure. Ordinary pimples, redness, blot- ches, M-nrf. roughness, vanish as it' by i^agic whilst old, enduring skin disorders, that have plagued the sufferers fr.r year's, however deeply rooted they ui-ly he. will sueessl'u dy attack them. Too in Pasvk.—By using- this delicious Aromatic! Dentifrice, the enamel ot the teeth becomes whitt. stumlaut', polished like ivory. it is exceedingly, rrauiar.t and specially useful tor removing inerus- aa lions of fart or on ne: h. rted teeth. Sold by all Ch'-misfs P is, i and Is each (Get! ( racroit, The D.in.iei'.en Extract contained in Dr. King's j Pills, 1 v n v. t H-knov. n actum on the Liver (the mosi important, gland in the whole frame), causes the bodily s. erations to jlov. in a regular manner pnd with the Tonic ingredients, ¡,)l'ûatly iuvig"rn,tea, so maintaining the great portals of the systt-n in I ho fit conditio* etJcun good health Any Chemist uolLs them boxes Is. lid. and 2s, Gd i each. ;/1* (M £ i/1 r-3 £ li. F O U E IB hi i'" i: v. O.-a. M K, '•A<!1 >^I50TTLE OF THIS tlAKS, Si™.™*™ SAi'ri: ifeO pki:i,akki> n;o.u i hi; y/ ;n:( n»r. P.kaps v •• THK WKLL-KNOWN LA UK!, S Hi NED v d C/ Thi: ) label is protected by perpetual injunction in Chancery of the 9th July 1858 and without it none can be genuine. PREPARE!) OXLY fiV F 1 I <.JAV S '•VCAV » t.f. »io.< biMj Arul sold Retail ho Orocers, OUm-nn. Icollau, il (¡¡'I/U.J!(;/r. fc. ifcrmi-rffroitf f]/p Kliutd^nt. i ■■^rnpyresa TT-TTW. — JOHN H. ELLIS, WHOLESAL); ant, FAMILY I WINE and SPIRIT MERCHANT, ■ ALE & PORTER DEALER & BOTTLER, 12, WATER STREET, RHYL. AGENT FOR I»aqcMAX c." FlUNGARIAN WINES, I. A S S A; AND ALLSOP? & SON'S A f, I: S A- ,C 13 PI L S 10 N E R L ACER. B E EH, n 1 I X X 1; S S S EXTRA I) I'BLTN STOFT, In Casks and Bottles. ELLIS'S CELEBRATED MINERAL WATERS. CANTREU.L & COCHRANE'S AND ROSS'S BELFAST GINGER ALE, Full Price List of a 11 Wines, Spirits, &c,, on application to JOHN H. ELLIS, 12, WATEll STREET, RNYL. -L- No m,ore Misfitting Dresses. The Art of Dress.cutting Taught in a few Easy Lessons by the SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF DRESS-EUTTiO. ry O little profrf s has been made in SL t?>. Art rt !>rr-ssmaiiing in this \J% i ei,:C; y, that we natui-ally ask our- ,-< what 1S th taure of this tt4jloratiu failure, especially since those tngagod in it arc compelled each year to acknowledge that the English ladies fiive their patronage more and more to 1()rei"n modistes, In casts where this is the exception, it is among those ladies wee means will not pos mit this hlXUriOUS therefore they accept the ser- \l u1 U1L English )r;sma,\er in con- SI. q'ur i; u- úf this In;l,¡);! j t « h'!e thtir rre- fncncc i s strongly in favour of the foreign roce. Ie is the duty of the English Dress- leakers to learn the cause of this evil which robs them of their most iueiative f.istr'.a.igc.and there seems to be no more U'vi'tual method in overcoming it than to i. c lo compete with these foreign rivals. c" ct branches of science end industrj- c" ct branches (d scifnce end indr!stn hiigland has always maintained a leading posiliun. NVhy, then, in a point so vital to her. and where so much capital is ex- pended, will she permit a foreign rival to bear, the palm of victory ? Elegance and iv i11 dress ha ve become so much 1 idies in these days that ab ace can for them is called «i. It is in these points, t.: r. e. we know we are rivalled abroad 11 afC: foreign modfctes patronised in to our own Dressmakers r ,-Mi ladies know when the Dress arrays their ligure to the best advantage, and the I I Dressmaker knows tb: t th fbst i d 'lo' t :mpo: i :tt:.iJ is to L.-n to m; :• 1 correct tv. ] u de thi: Ll1e n1ust -tud\ rro- portions, i or man}' tears Dressmaitei have c.sed r.othing better than th n models for cutting, each one of wh:ch utterly imperfect in }1rilií.Ù)î. as u ]!t¡ careful reasoning would cuncinre tho In the lirst place, charts cut the :ar:e shape for every ligt.ie. measuring the same size bust. "1 be fallacy of tsis a is apparent when you consider tha; per- sons measuring the same size bu t e rarely, if ever, shaped alike. Coné< l', "t Iv. garments cut mi thes-j principle,- ■t lit the figure for v.hich th»*v are ii.n <>■ -,i. .«ad a gieat amount oi valuable ti: is V¡lbl: in pinlli11g and ret: K1Ps b '1 are convincing proois of the inut l.t o-' the methods u-iia! emplo't ed. el t.n youalo pèrceivethat bytakjnKup a sm iiere, and letting c ue out in another 1" you have thrown c-< stains uutol all pro- portion, and utterly destroyed any grace the dress might have pos-es-ed: yoa ought then to lie assured ofth" r.ecf isitv of a true and corAct method of -utt 0, which would save you this wastey t\ and miserable rc-uits. All good cuitcis know that a ba.dl^ cut garment can never be made to fit well. By this system of Cutting, which is based upon mathemati- cal principles, and will enable one to ';t every figure perfectly without altt ration, you can arrive at every pemt that tutes an accurate fit with certaintv. Ladies with irregular forms can be fitted with the same ease and certainty as those with perfect proportions, and this cannot be done by any other method of cutting. Its adaptability to all changes of style, or variations in f,,r.n tnis system an enduring advantage to the Dressmaker, and its comprehensive Use will place iiei on an ecu.,1 nh the Continental modistes in the Art of Dress Cutting. I.c.)t Jismycn^c, U;ew science in Cutting a Dress. The time has passed when the D>cism.ikcr tr, on :;t to see tj » jits joe wiiu tins system of calculation there can be no failure. Testimonial from a few English Ladies who have tested the Scientific System of Dress Cutting. undersigned ladies, having learned the Scientific System of Dress Cutting, take preat inVcorr'- the same to the Iaoic-s of our country, as we have proved its practicability and accuracy by roan ltots »;.d « si, ••:e.er vet faiied to obtain a perfect fit when the instructions are followed, which are so simple that a chi" e.n ,u: j hi them as well as an adult; and v>e are sure that any lady who may learn this system wiy never regret the im e-t • mailt ahe iias made, as the saving of material alone upon a few garments will more than pay for the S\ sum. besideVhc .1 .w.ff..r and Satisfaction of always having a perfect fitting garment.—Mrs. Phitlipson, 3, Colvilh Square *i e- -see lt..j iter. \V.: :.Mrs. Malcolm, 40, Carlton Hill, St. John's Wood, N.W. Mrs. Smvthe, 37, Blenheim C'es. Nott -i<" W Mrs. \V inton, 67, Bessboro' Street, Pimlico, S.W.; Miss Lang, 121, EdgwareKoad, W. Mrs. Duntoni'xf.. S( cc j\o:al, Claph am Miss Syer, 60, De lieauvoir Koad, Islington, N.; Miss Field, Stratford House, Wimble'd'on.'sA^ '■ M.S. Baker, i, Be dford Terrace, High Street, Streatham. To vhom we refer, INSTRUCTIONS given from 0.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Owing to the demand for evening instructions by those employed caring tiie day, pupIls may now be instructed at their own Residence for the same charge. Practical ladies wanted to take charge of Branch Offices. Situations furnished to pupils, if desired, in First-class H ouses, where tliey can command the highest salaries as dress cutters. GENERAL ( One Scientific System, with general instruction. at the office as long as desired 0 0 PMCF T iqt -■ One System in fuii, with special printed instructions, enabling anyone to thoroughly rrt.ltjr« Ijiol, ( understand it, will be t.ent by post to any part of the United Kingdom for j £ 1 O () Otir Patent Double Tracing Wheel, tracing two lines at a time, one to cut by, and the other to sew by, maki™ rhe Beams all the same width, enabling a young girl to do the tacking as well as an 'experienced Dressnia)-t- bi i„l!W invaluable to ladies il they have much sewing to do, as it saves a great deal of time and labour. The above -ii,_cl u- j b* rent to any part ot the United Kingdom on receipt of 2s. (Two Shillings.) POST FREE. Post Oliice Orders (crossed) to be made payable at General Post Office, London, to' N, Hanbukv. L;nuted .-7;, Kcgcnt Street, Regent Circus. London, W. >"uea, A few more laylies of intelligence and good address Wanted, to learn our System, as teachers to give instructions at jtt-' S°U*ciai PricCX £ 1st'0na rc^erences required. Agents wanted in every Town to sell our System. Seed for -J. EEL- 1I Communications to the General OHice of SSTlrfIPIC DRESS-CUTTING ASSOCIATION, 272, Regent St., Regent Ciicus, taki.W. Local;Agent:forRhyl Wanted. Kf,n"j. Business Cards. st\tto\tcr ANTD xr\YSAOE.xt7 lief; li Stativtior, Btiuksi ]li-r, Booki.itidor. A: D.-alcr in 4 unt/ds. Tjibrarv Dopol. >N1 ;inoner'^ ITjiI], 1^5 & 1GG, Wellington road, & B0n 11-. 8, lliirh ^T.,R"hyl BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. AMOS, S, SUSSEX STREET, RTiYL (Opposite the Georpre Hotel). A lar- ml varied stock of Boots, bhoes, Slippers, &c., of the best makes, and at very low prices. A trial i- solicited. NOTED BOOT AND ST! UK WAR.EHOI^ClV-ELLfNGf(W_OHAMBERS^ ~'Wi-l sin sr'ton-road, liliT 1. Large and well-assorted Stook of Boots and Shoes to select from. prINTERST -———-—— A MOS BROTHERS, Commercial and General Steam Printers, Publishers, &c. All work neatly z and quickly turned out, and at very moderate prices. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS. T OHN W HEELER. Painter, Paper-hanger, Plumber, Giazi«-r~A:c.. CRESCENT ROAD, (lafp J 7. Gronant Street), RTH L. All orders lveeive pi-ompt and personal attention. .JL=.l£:of'I:i.=oua:' I .Jj.I. HOTEIJS. "| 1 L VDSTONE 7 EMPEI1ANCE "BOARD NG HOTEL, Bod^-str'^r, RHYL (eh-e to the R:il- wuj- Stat-iou.) Hoi Dinners daiiv. Tea and Coffee always read v. Special 'I'nr^ t'ov l'lea-aie Pan ic s nt'd. sdiool Trips on pplicatiou.—MISSES GRIFFITHS S HEDDEAN.—NEW INN, P. Erlwarcl", Proprietor. Family and Commercial Hotel. \i;c > and V Spirits of the Finest Quality, Bass' Burton Ales. Guinness' Dublin Stout. Car- for jiire. -i:_ -o-=: At a GREAT SAVING to the PUR-CHASER n! ts: se)i.l oi -1J ,l, éU ,;ri\ \i; l.J\J:l o L i. L; iG I 0 TyMfln^M NEW STYLES AT PRICES TO SLUT ALL PUT S. L!:#4'i;> Ñ94\ t3 Ü (,, 6 \?, ;7- I W J I ) .5. tfp: nnimiii I^^Bradiord tijaBBairMAHUfACTURINe Bradford Manufactiuiug C'"> by trading direct with the public, have fg 8^ ,fil n| exfeclc-d revolution in the Slylea and Fabrics of Dress Materials. This ft g j g S ,il|l W is testifled by innumerable Press Opinions. Carriage Paid to any part of the 90 ■•>•5 J "9 United Kingdom, on all orders over £ 1. The Century Cashmerep, as exhibited ■» A Q *» Q T3 T\ at the Health Exhibition, ara in ever-increasing demand. Be particular to Bdiiess ia lull, ?Ieue writQAtoecOiiMd we&tieo Journal, YORKSHIRE • 1 W. -T. KENT, 0 HIGH STKEET, j RIIYL. Has received large purchases of LADIES' NEW TYLE DOLMANS. LONG AND SHORT JACKETS, TESTERS, Arc all marked low prices for Cash. JNEW CASHMERES, SOLTELS, AND FANCY DRESS MATERIALS, in tie Fa siiionaole Shades. BROCADED VELVETS AND VELVETEENS FOR TRIMMING, AND NEW COMBINATION ROBES IX C SERGE, cVc. Complete with Brocade Embroiderw the YEW patent coruscus water- PROOF CLOAKS. TJie Novelty, and the best vet introduced. ELECTRIC & BLACK PROOF CIRCULARS, At low prio s for the best Gwods. The Stoek is well *sM>rt..d with N>'ve!ues in LACK, 1IOSIEKY, & c Anil io.-ja di m is -jcjiicstctl. W..ixi:sr' | Draper & Fnr.cy Waroliousemaiu me n STREET (iioar 1ho Parade), J' C, R 11 YE. ESTABLISHED, I SGG, J I QHARLES JJARLFMAN AND SOK, | !") PIANOFORTE, II AEMON I U M AND (jiENERAL MUSIC WARE II O U HE, 26, HIGH STREET, RHYL. Pianofortes and Harmoniums of the best make and selection, FOR SALE OR HIRE. New Music at half-marked price, post free. St-houls and Teachers supplied on advantageous tortus. | Single tunings or by yearly contract, promptly attended to in Ton n or Country, all Kinds of Musical In41'lllUt.'Hb luned and repaired. OnOAX, HARMONIUM AND PIANOFORTE Lessens on Moderate Terms. CONCERT AND ENTERTAINMENT AGENTS "THE OLD TOWN HALL STORES,") HIGH STREET RHYL, 18:)0:, P OULKES cpv Q O SPIRIT MERCHANTS, UlPuR- TERS & BOXDERfS. MAX GREGER'S HUNGARIAN WINES. SAINT RAPAEL TANNIN WINES 30/ per dee. This wine is strengthening and digestive. It is an Invigorating Tonic, and more efficacious for con- o 11 valcscents and debilitated persons than Iron oi Quinine. It is a sovereign remedy in cases ef Gastric Debility and Anemia. BASS, ALLSOrPS, & WORTHINGTON'R AT^S, GI'INNESS'S, BARCLAY, & PERKIN'S STOUT in Bottle and on Draught, DEVONSHIRE CIDER IN Bom,EN, And ELLIS & SONS' calebrated Mivn-ui, fcodi. j Potass, Lithia, and other Wateis. Deafness, NOISES in THE Ears. eVc.—Dellab' Essence eok Deafness should always be tried, a in numbers o cases, s emingiy incurable, it has done wonders. Sight, Deafness, Obstructions in the Eats and the Incessant Humming Sounds so frequent with affected hearing are removed after two or three I application. Dei.lak's Espknce can be taken of as sure to give some relief in any a: e of deafness without causing the slightest in jury to the delicate organisms of the ear, and, however surpris- ing persons for years Deaf have heard sounds after a fair trial of Dollar's Essence. Price Is liJ. Grate BODILY Stebngth. I'iippke's Quinine and Ikon Tonic strengthens the nerves and muscular .ystem, improves digestion, animates the spirits, nrcruits the health, rouses and develops the nervous oeergies, enriches the blood, promotes appetite, dis. GKlslangour and depression, fortifies the digestive organs. It is a specific remedy for neuralgia, inde- irestion, fevers, chest affections, and in wasting diseases, scrofulous tendencies etc. The whole frame is greatly invigorated by Pepper's Tonic, the mental faculties brightened, the constitution greatlj strengthened, and a return to robust health certain. Bottles, 32 doses, 4s. 6d. Sold by Chemists every- where. The :u of J. Pepper is on the l-.be]. -f- ¡ FRIEND OF ALL! HOLLOWAV'S PILLS. w, Parity of BJood Essential to I-ife. Health and Strength. t' H: he:ng safe :u\ \ct elective, ihey are mailable ;-r .s a I-racstic and II. uphold iv:mcnlv. In co:i^c-tioa- a.d ,t: 11' (,f the Ll\>- ami 1 jyi-t- tli^v *v.n< U\y reui.vc '■ f th di-casi. ,ii c, \aa.M a;.o liisordcr-d ••>f\ of rh Bmwki s ;ihf»v n .•.wj'- •"•v. irritant mlthr 'Sv -a\ i! .-• i. a u-.I i.c-d, an.i < <l:mS, cr:J!11. a:|.i .i a Bilious Headacl'tes, Nausea and Foul Stomach. Loss of Appetite, and Lowness of Spirit?. The Mother s x lend. Fem?if-s' up t. ;n,i. l>cr^b-r ^vf J^v ;:e .,r r Sciatica, Lur-ba-o r-.r.d ObctrucVona of the in-; -n- v' :;I 'r' i'i. he r If Debilitated Conr.fitut'cns. Trem- blings, and Losu of Kervrub Energy. "-I 5V, rT,¡ I.:v,v.\v> y v; 'f 'i •• i ■' !< .si '■ te Civili-ed j s- C:- '•• -■< '-i.. n?., 2?s.fc hi'i cc; r:.t1; Pot. and car. iiau i'j any 1; B.—-Adv:c& be +t'i.n6d; free of charge, by ftpX-lyi&g at the ,ib-e ?.Qar..ss, daily, between tke ioors of 11 and 4, or by le.. jr, Is..a. MT.rJf, ct SPIPIT v PUR] J-R DEALEPi & !;i >TTLER. 7 r r n r I sTRKKT. ituvr., t!l N i.i:ai. .t i I i; in r, IT. j H ESKET LI A 11M S JjlAMlJ.Y AND ^OMMi.RCfAI. JJOTEL, A BELG E. I. E. U I'i'i N ):oi:HTS, Propria'vr. POSTING CARS AND ilORSFS FOR HIRE choicest \\INES, si rnrrs, &- CIGARS. Tlx nlv e n i;u: c- ii, Al,<-rgi•!<» privilcg.il to drve thr-uifh lie 11; ;ia;ifci ae.d romantic (civunds of :c ilo. ,,f this Hotel J ]>HVI)WkX JOXES, 1 bPnoLSTit !;EE, j C A it 1 N K 'J' A N I T I" A T I' I', I-" R ANi> CAHPET FACTOR. A" ST i! RET. RHYL. J^l'BN'lTCR E. B ) .-j v.i: >v ^.UiPETS. -1 t DRAPERY, J ACE CURTAINS. \-i- kc., H.—t Yalut aii.l Choaper than any other house in the Trade. Tn-peotion Inviteti. Iltniao Messrs. OLOUGH & CO., (Of Denbigh,) ATcTlOXEERS. TiAXD AGEXTS, VALUERS, Asp STKVEVOKS. ■ for Sali- and Vduatious received .A11Y 'liioe by I AMES I NAVIES H i 17 Aw t; V- VN1-A VILLA. RHYL. A 1; 10 too. L'i'id A," a v Oeiec-, D. i.biirh- J. &, A. M. JOXES, LONDON HOUSE, HTGH STREET. RHYL, B'f re-ji"cifully to ainionncf- thai their stock < DK APERY, I M !I.i TNKRY, A" < •. S: v V,, Sji. tial i irciiis trc oi;i-; c] iii ;,li i h- Depart- • J. A: A. M..JONES, L<»ND<>n HOESE, STREET, RHYL m,\MFEE J )< >WELT,, STEAM JOl N'ER Y WORKS, ST, ASAPH, jit) T CONTRACTOR & BUILDER, BRICK AND COAL MERCHANT, Measurer, Valuer, Arbitrator, and Aiipraiser o fh(- I Trade. All orders receive S.P.'i' personal attcnem. Every description of joiners work done. 52-261 M A FACT WORTH KNOWING.! E C H A L',l S PILLS Have now been before the rnblie Thirty Ysarg, and ( i t ranid sale from the commence;erst, a" .d the still iiu-reasinsj demand by the Public-, is one of ti.e oesl pniarautees to the Nervous and Debilitated. Thousands. In every sphere of life with one .voice pronounced them the Ivst., lut" safest and the surest for eradicating all those comrlVus of ■vhieh flesh is heir to. They stand without apffp^ili], an d .e the largest sale of any Patent >1.V iz th vorl4. B E E (' H A M PILLS A KB admitted by thonsands to be worth cb^P n c., for Bilious and Nervous Disorders, such as wird a'-nl pain in the Stomach,sick Heada he. CMUiness, Fulness,a-ad Swelhng after Meats, Dizziness and Drow^iyir^p (,'o)d lijil, Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appbti- Of Costly eness,Scnrvy and BlotcLet of tlic..kiu.Disini bed Sie^p Frigntful Dreams, and all !s.=rvoufc Vrtanblin^ sei.sat ions, 4c. J he first dose will give relief in twenty mii.utcs. This is no fiction, for they have done it In Thousands of ca-c« The Proprietor of these Pill* having obtained (z;t experse) a Patentfor ihetnEe challenges!he n hole -oHd to i to produced a medicine to equal l-hem for removing the ab'tj. named complaints, and restoring the patient to sound and lasting lieaith. Every snff^rtr eari-estly invited to t "V oneB ix ol the^e Pills, snd i.hiy vi 1 ] be ac";r.ow!f»dgt-il to i.-e I WOHTH A GEINEA A BOX. For Fel1.aJe;, of all age.s these P; is ere invaluable, a tew doses of them carry ctl all gross l.iinjcnrs,o!c.i op»-i. as that is requii ed. No female shsnld he witho-it them 8 no medicine to be found to e(;-ial BRKOHAJI'S Pi M- .or removir.r any ot.struct ion or irrepuiaritv of the systea,, aceorJiug to the directions given with each bos. t.l < -,■ will soon restcro feinals of all ay. » to sound !1¡"Pt health. For a weak stomach, luipaireo digvsti-;u, ar.d a': u'<»oi -.k-i s on the liver, they "ct like MA' 1.1, and s rev, doses will he found to work wonders upon the m .ist important.organs in i thehuman machine. 'They strengthen the v hole mug, ula,r i system,restorethe long lost complexion.bring bar ki he keen edge of appet ite, and arouse into action with the r^sc bud of health, •«' c.hi'lt' physical ei.ci gy of thehuman fraiut. Tiiese are tacts adni.ttedby tla•?a>:ds,i-misrae.« ah of society, ai •! one of the Vsi gUitraiitee- tc jje ,T%' and del ihiat.il i? that. Poecha'nh- 1'iils hav.-ihe arcf.Kt sa)k t of any oaten!, medicine in the world ULSCHA M'a MAGIC COU(ii/ V: LI.fi. As a P. ifleuy fur <o\iirVis ti. vt-nert.th: I), ,.i. j. Bnm nine, shcrLcess ui Ui Ld.th. 'J'ui.t c tetcstlca of il.t o'hest, V.'heeding.&c,t}>••« i'lil- .4 tanti u>irivaT?fd:'arid any one labouring under any .m the a e eoarplaii.t-g roed 0,11., to try osb box to provt. that tl> jy are ike 7 :\nh oUVKRJl I" THK l'CBI.lt' IO> K'(j, FT11 ,[,i ye Con.s,a. Oppression 0111 I.p- ;k.UL;"y *)ve that sense t; JppressicU ami It, v"lch nightiy deprive the patient o. rest, Th.y give alu.ost ia- stant 1 elief and comfort to those a\lcvc\" u ith ",e above distressing, and, when negiectetl, dangei,c.s ■••■n.piai'i.rs Let any person troubled \i ith any ol tho al*,i\e .-oiiiuiairte give BEECHA^l'S LVUUrl PhhLsatiiah OA, -Ttos.-The public are lequestedto a, itmo that the words 1 .am'f Pills St. Helen. are on the liovermnent aflised toeach Bos-. f the Piiia if not «r T huy are a forger,, ( Prepared oiiiy and *oid whoh-sa'e aaa retail byt.te Xo-o- 1 prietor T ibB £ 'xuM L'hciulsi, -it. Holens, Uaru-ayhire 11, i boxer l;o a. 2* «d each. f=> at- by dom.free fc' U or 3C f=r.an-' 1 > Bold ) • kij. aud Patent iledic.nt. Ueaif s i.n ict <i;t9,J Kii-edoTLc UefcCiiption of Printing Cheaply, -Nently, ami l^jirLptly b Executed. jj 5 T. J. XORTH WALKS rrANoroRTE. Music SALOON" 6. HIGH STHKET. I >1ANOFORTES & EARMONVrC^s j\; KAr V or HIRE. E\u»-v •' j, 'i.«. v: J r.-it'i'. i inoforte.i and Hhrmfivdnms ttiru-d ,c! ). i..wn or country on liberal terms iolins Bows, hab'ed, Vil Orders promptly attended Lessons upon the Violin, Viol.i .0 Double Ba^< and P-i.iroforto. Lnterramnionts provided with lii<rh-cl:i-> liiii^ic ST. 6A Pli Q-PiAMMaE SCEOOL THE NEW SCHOOL JJUTLDINGS. Tho seliool re-opened Sept. l-s;],. 4 CLASS has already bera formed for t i,6 0 bridge Local Examination n Dec iL ttpiU are also prepared for Matriculation and the other I diversity Examinations: for the Preliminarv Law and Medical Examinations, for t), ,e of 1V 1 Cnil Service, and for the Prelinunarv F- xaminatic,7,t or the Poyal Pharmaceutical Societi Ternin i ■>n application. Yv'. Eastkebt, B.A., LL.D 'iR- c-aster the Archdeacon or Si. Asaph, Cl' lirx-nm riiot -lynniinsr u.iJv fi IM'X-Y-MOR' h O U S LLANF^irfechan. i iI, -r"IJt for JlHsitifSS on-i /r ¡ 1 >■:■)) IV ;;TXr' tl,c twelve months the Puni •l/pov'^rnir "UTc 1 :,t 1 ie Kxam»^ion: t. K'°.V:1.' ^'Ollei-e of Suro-erms the Inr-ornorat, 1 Ditrhim tin- Honn (¡vi! Socierv, and the 8cienr". ..v.miLa 10ns of South Ken-in-ion. No Pupji }, :f 1 °lk- Fi tzwilliam, Zetland -i.^laon, 1 cterKham en loci;, ire, Mr Rot. hao thirty four years' experience in teaebin^1! -ome or the best schools in England. -n strathern & Co., "BIG BOOK/' 2G, HIGH STREET. ROOKS, gTATIONERV, FANCY GOODS -AND rpoYS, ci';err.atixu LIBRARY oxtr m. A week 1CEN-TS for W. BROWS i S0NS, Stea,1Il Dye. 11 U- and Laundry Works, Wnitehav, 11. Evpfj i description oj work executed with dwpci-lch Uli reasotodblt; i- cm*. WHITE CURTAINS CLEANED from b, PER PAIR. DENTIAL ^SSURANOE cf )-AT (LiatiTErk, HOLBORN BARs. E.C. 11.1:\ r.:?srr.:i»aiON OF mfe assx-bakhk axd M -1 t'UEcHASKO. 1 h- of-Claims paid exceeds SH Million* i to I nvested Assets exceed Four Millions. n t,rKlLiceu,ses granted to Seamen and others permanently en paired on hardship :n an e««t p enuum of £ 1 per i jitnited Licenmjst 1 voyages not exceeding beyond •-io degrees north latitude, lfts. per cent. Hk lar ANNUAL AND Valttation REPORTS caii v.e obtained on application to the Secretary"! AGENTS WANrED-ZI^ t0 tif s dent for Flintshire aud Denbigh, CHAS. BLACKMORE, ,i,, 2 Z, Edward Henry Street, Rhyl. .i A'l It,.—Sent by post to 0.11 parts of the World on reoeiiu of Two btmups to prepay posUge. NERVOUS DEBILITY. T"N\ ALTDS GTTDE BOOK OF POSTTTW llS™IDIES F°R THE CUSXl °F ALL 0F POSITIVE REMEDIES pive a rull hst of the names m English, of all the Positive Medicines used by a retired Physician in hie p^ctice for over Thirty Years. The Name, Nature IndDow ffiven, also a list of Diseases for which tire Poeisive Medicines are a certain Cure. EA ERi HOLSEHOLD, every Man and Woman r'r Tc' w-nmmrxt of this ^valuable book. ET S WRITTEN and PUBLISHED to enable invalids to form a correct knowledge of the disease piat 'fky may 1)6 suffering from, and to select tv-oinedy anu Care themselves without consulting a .Ueoleal Man, either personally or bv Int.rp.r EVERYTHING THE INVALID Bbould know on self-treatment, how to secure health, a long life and to avoid the doctor is given in this work. IT IS INDEED, and IN TRUTH, he Invalid's H,ti,d-boc,li,tiid sure guide to the cure of all disease by the Positive Botanic Medicines. OVER SIXTY THOUSAND INVALIDS have cui ed by the Positive Botanic Remedies. THREE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED T-s. timoniaLs given in favour of rhese Medicines. 'S3J'-N D I or THIS INVALUABLE BOOK, ai.d read it before taking MooiûÍne-befor giving vour case luto tho hands of a Medical Man. Nu WRITTEN STATEMENT OF C A3 Æ. NO CONSULTATION FEES. NO PERSONAL YISITC REQUIRED SELF-TREATMENT IS E<\SY .v-rt Ei'FT'CTE \T f-,ii 5>ArE AND b fk. 3 following the rules given in thi, v :U'L5'T^0TICK- TheGuide Book to the treat, f' "• t, dl»eases by the new systetri o" Positive 5"Mi:ie EoiiK'dies may be had direct from the t ool,-herN ou receipt of Two Stamp- to prepay the X-< ••>« -e. Audress— t H. SMITH & Co., iUSliPR REMEDY LABORATORY .jtii-rhampton Row London. W.C Cn r.u IN A DAYS, Cohns, BUNIONS AND EN- LAT0..1, iob JOINTS.—-Coax and BUKIOX .rp/J 'I ^j real remedy. They,differ from Hi rwsa-i 'eld-or Compositions ever inventfd Bv instan! iv softening- the callous surrounding, th- vZi g oes at once, t he corn soon following Bunions and eulargcu toe joints reejuire more time for nerfptf oure, but tire action is cor tain and relief instantau- ecus. Anv boons may be worn with comfort three nours after applying Dellar's Plasters. On Vo account be persuaded to buy anv other P5r»-«« Is. Hd. each, are sold by most Cheuusrs. P0ct.free II «.», ilt-illortl nsborau.ry INEXPENSIVE HAIE RESTOKKE. LOCKYEI^ SuL. PHt-E liAUt RhSTOEEE will darken grey hair, in a f.w uays bring my back the colour. The eife-t is K11, nor to that produced by a direct dye and doa* tTt injure the skin. Lockyer's is equal to the most ev P'nsive. It is the best for restoring grey in jr ro '•+, tormer colour. Produces a perfectly natural Valuable lor destroying scurf and enoourasrint- L-Towth ol new hair. Sulphur being highly pSd Si^hr" !Et,l ea"S1Sg' health*l! MTIOIR*. A'1 T' Restorer: s strouglv recom- ruended. Lar^e Bottles, Is. 6d. Sold by all ChemSt cUordresser#, and Perf*mer« eyerywkw#