Wrexham Guardian

& E W Q I L riYSTALINE." LIGHTEST, AND BEST OIL FOB THE PETROLETJTF OR PARAFFIN LAMPS. NOT CLOGT OR FUR THE BURNER. /2Bkk, FXB QckVlMS '■•/[> jtKT'IJON8, AT Is. 10D. R WO/i/M AND NEIGHBOURHOOD, P. EDISBTJITYT M.P.S., I S JT<R E E WREXHAM. STMAS PRESENTS. A S AIT D P 0 N D'S dOZEN CASES CONTAINING ONE BOTTLE EACH OF I CROWN BRANDY, Pale or Brown -ISKEY, Irish or Scotch C PORT ttUM C SKERRY, NINETEEN SHILLINGS, CASE AND BOTTLES INCLUDED. AGENTS: C. K. BENSON AND CO., j/ \J6 HIGH-STREET, WREXHAM. 77g70 DENBIGH. 9 VALE-STREET. 9. ILLLIAM ]>} O T T BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND NEWSAGENT, Begs to return thanks to the Clergy, Gentry, and Inhabitants of Denbigh and surrounding districts for the liberal and kind support awarded him since he commenced business; and desires to inform them that he has received new Stock of Church Services, Prayer Books, Bibles, Christmas and New Year's Cards, White Satin-Wood Goods, Churchman's, Rimmell's, Whittaker's, and Thorley's Pocket Port Monie, and other Almanacks, Diaries, Ac., for 1875; Christmas Numbers, Annuals, Playing Cards, Toy Books, and Christmas Presents of every description; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dressing Cases, Papier Machie Blotters large assortment of Photo. Frames in Velvet, Ivory, Oak and Straw; Wicker and ttipsy Baskets. LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S TRAVELLING BAGS IN ALL VARIETIES. PHOTOGRAPHS OF T ID E D. ENBIGH REREDOS In Cartes, CaUneis^vMjwJ^U'' Plates (large size). Large selection of Views of Denbig^ii^the/^eighbourhood, Birthday Cards, Coloured Scraps, Writing Cases and Desks, JAMMING STATIONARY, Photographic Scrap and Writing Albums; Pencil Cases, by Perry and other. rs; Marking Inks, Paint Boxes, Camel Hair Pencils, Purses, Pocket Books, a ok Slides. MONTHLY MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS PROMPTLY SUPPLIED. < ANT BOOK NOT IN STOCK SENT TOE AT ONCE. A LIB^^L DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALLJB^)KS BOUGHT OUT OF STOCK. ROBERT ODD, CABINET MAKER, UPHOLSTERER, AND COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER, v1 (OPPOSITE GROSVENOP. HOTEL), ''1. EASTGAT E-STEEET, CHESTER. PETS. FURNITURE. IRON BEDSTEADS. r CARPETS FURNITURE. BRASS BEDSTEADS, J* CARPETS. FURNITURE. WOOD BEDSTEADS. FINING Room Suites, in Leather, 11 to 45 guineas; Dining Tables, in Oak or Mahogany, 3 to 1 guineas; Sideboards, in Oak or Mahogany, 4 to 30GUINEAS; Drawing Room Suites, in Fmask or Repp, 9 to 30 guineas; Cheffioneers and COMETS, in Inlaid Walnut, 4 to 20 neas Oval and Circular Occasional Tables, WatnotS> AND Davenports; Bedroom, Furni- 9, complete Suites, in Enamel, Oak, Ash, and Mahogany, 9 to 5U guineas; Wardrobes, jsts of Drawers, Marble Wash STANDS, ANDP^PSSING Tables. THE VICTORIA INVALIIJ^^UC^IN COBURG CLOTH, AT £ 2 12s. 6D. ]00 EASY CHAIBP/P SELECT FROM, AT 21s. TO 130s. JL BEDDING MANOTAXM/RED ON THE PREMISES, AND I WAYKAFMTED PURE. 7 TRT DODD begs to solicit SPJG^TTFRCIITION to his very large Stock of useful HOUSE- l J" FURNITURE, suitabl Cottage or Mansion, at greatly reduced prices. R. D. se iiifacturer -of et Goods on his own premises, is enabled to produce the best Goods, and respectfully invites an inspection. 6 J Repps, Pekin Cloths, French Striped Repps, and other materials for I in great variety. Blankets, Eider and Goose Down Quilts. PURCHASES .£25 DELIVERED FREE. DD, 111, EASTG^E-STREET, CHEST T c H J> CLOCKS, AND JEWELLERY. I J. D. PIERCE, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, %L&S-ST SEET (ADJOINING THE VEGETABLE MARKET), WREXHAM, Stlected I -stock of the above Silver Geneva Watches varying in prices from .£1 10s. to rokj ditto from £:3 10s. to £7 10s.; Gentlemen's Gold Levers from .£5 to £14; e1 Watc hes from .£3 10s. to £7; a variety of Gold. Silver, and Plated Chains, c-, every description of Hatt, Kitchen, and Bedroom Clocks, from 6s. to £7; FROM 25s. to 50s.; BAROMETE^and Clock combined, 70s. Spectacles and Eye SQlt all sights, at Is., Is. 6d., 3s., and upwards. atch a- nd clock WARRANTED; fromcwelv&J»on.ths to five years, and exchanged in one aPpv jved of. G RINGS, 10 per cent off; and a serviceable present. 1> NOTB THE ADDRES: Y. (ADJOINING VEGETATE MARKET;, WREXHAM^/ S* I —-— 7814O ?ta&1 HRISTMAS, 1874. leeh J l l { WRTTTV^ CASES, DRESSING CASES, GLOVE LE- ^WKTTT ANI/0^,S FANCY BAGS, A LAROE)ETMEJJT (J|F TOYS OF EVERY JJIIDIJIM. CFTAS TREE WISH CARDS, Sec., &c., •rrrm AND ^B&ST-3>F NOVELTIES, ■UITABLE P^S POR YOUNG AND OLD. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR. mnTTrrw 1 Q U E S NEWEST GAMES, INCLUDING BILLIARDS AND PARLOUR BOWLS, CASTLE CANNONADE, TIVOLLE, AND PUMBLECHOOK, &c., <tc. W T I N G SF JK A Z A A R S/ >, HIGH-STREEF,]MEXHAM. 781S £ C H R 1ST A C HE E H, C H R 1ST MAS 0HEER. CHOICE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF PA S, O S TI Z Z A, AND CEPHALONIA CURRANTS, ] SeA T: L S V ALE N C I A, AND SULTANA RAISINS; CAHED LEMON, ORANGE, AND CITRON PEEL; J CRYSTAJZ £ AND GLACE FRUITS, FRENCH PLUMS, ELEME FIGS, AN, AND BITTER ALMONDS; PRESERVED GINGER, PICKLES, SAUCES, &c., &c, IN E S AND SPIRITS, BlAT 7286 OLD TEA WHABKHOUSE, ■■■ F 14,^JTP^GH-STREET, WEEXHA^ FLORA LLOFFT WEN COTTAGERS' V tiPRTCULTURAL, AND JNDUSTRIAL JJXHIBITION. •JL The PB°TETnBITt ————— M 'RUL^ ATROT; R will be held (D.V.) on the second MONDAY in August, 1875, under the B TETF A X* THE £ RD BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE. W HW Grace T»KE OF WES^D-LIEUTENANT OF THE COUNTY, § Jams WVNNEBARLTER' K HER Grace the Duchesa of Westminster, V H A?Anliffe, BartT ^P-' Williams Wynn, £ AV^'ESFL MP Lady Cunliffe, w WWIRFV -gan.'Esa. O.C. M.I. Mrs Corn wallis West, J tlnn WILLIA^6(;JI Q.C 'M P.' Mrs Hammond Whalley, r B&0Esq. M.P., MRS Osborne Morgan, I I I M^A Mrg Watkin Williams, "OTH\WMIAMA., MrsYorke, b. LL" Mrs Fitz-Hugh, ain BO8< £ HUS £ SJSK Mrs Boscawen Griffith, ]GS Williams, « I William Lester. fQl? tS ^ILL FIE firet kept Cr,Pr Flowers, Vegetables, Fruit, and „ „ T .I » >N8HIPBJ%I, 0T'ES, and the best cultivated OF Home Industry; also for IBLAM T within a District comprising the ■ »WW, BETMBO. ESCLUSHAM <U„BI)I)IGI URNBEA. upon application to the Hon Sec., 6. J. JONES, P1WYGELLI BOARD SC,00LG > ADWT >.CLJLWPD "r- _Li hhrtSSts. j j AtTUHN NOTEJTIES. < EDWARD SMITH If flowing a VARIETY OF NEW GOODS for the Season in 11 Departments, and Zf Respectfully Solicits an Inspection. BLACK SILKS from 3s to 12s 6d a yard; the wear gtrranteed. MXLIINERY AND DRESSMAKING UNDER COMPETEN'. MANAGEMENT. 36, HIGH STREET, 36, HIGH STREET,^JJptEXHAM. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. BE AND CHEAPEST DRESSING FOR SIED WHEAT. AN So. PACKET DRESSES SIX BUSHELS OF SEED. JJ DI SBXJRY'S WHEAT pROrECTOB TOR PREVENTING TKB SMUT IN WHEAT, &c., ind the destructive attacks of the SLUG, GRUB, and WIREWORM. Has been used extensively in this locality. It materially assists the germination of the Sed. Six Bushels tf Wheat can be dressed for 8d., and fit for the drill in ten minutes afterwads. No lime or my other application required. Proprietor—J. F. EDISBURY, M.P.S., Chemist, Wrexhm. AONTS Grindley and Son, Bowles, chemises, Chester. May be obtained s the principal Chemists in Oswestry, Ellesmert, Mold, Denbigh, Malpas, Whitchurch, Llangollen, and Shrewsbury. THE FARMER'S GUIDE GRATIS ON APPLICATION. oil THE DISPENSING ESTABLISHMEJT, 3, HIGH STREET, WREXHAM. A.1so the celebrated ALTERATIVE HORSE POWDERS in lB. Packets, unequalled for producing finest of Coat, or when off their feed, from Indigestion, or Sweted Legs or Grease, &c., &c. Numerous Testimonials from the Gentlemen of the County lave been received. 7548e GRAND DISPLAY OF WINTER FASHIONS. T. J WILLIAMS, V HIGH STREET, DENBIGH, HAS much pleasure in announcing his return from London and Manchester rkets, where JH- he has carefully selected an extensive assortment of Novelties, suitable for the approaching Season. T. J. WILLIAMS begs to inform his numerous patrons and friends that his general SlOW of Winter Fashions will commence on TUESDAY, THE 3RD NOVEMBER next, when the following Departments will be found replete in the latest novelties, at most moderate prices, viz:—Mantles and Jackets, Home- spun andiblt Costpmes, and Polonaisses, Furs of every desciiption, French Merinoes, Homt-jpun Serges, French Wool Repps, Estemain and Navy Wool Serges, Winceys, Shirtings, 6;(., and every descripti f pxeas Matals., A ld £ ge jnodk of Blac^ Silks, from Is. Had. to lis. 6d. per yard, warranted by the best nakers, and wear guaraj/eee. A newAleJire^of West of England and Yorkshire Cloths also of Scotch and Welsh Tweeds, Wool Shirts^ttfrtTshirtiiigs, Hosiery and Gloves. Gentlemen's Outfitting Department particularly attractive this season. A large and very superior Stock of Silk and Alpaca Umbrellas, remarkably cheaa. SPECIAL NOTICE.—An unusually large Stock of Goods, specially adapted for charitable purposes, comprising Welsh and English Flannels, from 8|d. to Is. 2d. per yard; Wynceys, from 4 £ i. to lO^d; Shirtings, from 6Jd. to lOd.; Shawls, from 2s. lid. to 7s. 6d.; Blankets, from 5s. lid. to 10s. 61 per pair; Counterpanes, from 2s. 6d. to 6s. 6d.; Calicoes, from 2d. to 4kd. per yard. These Goods will be sold at Wholesale Prices. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING, UNDER EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED IN SUPERIOR FINISH AND STYLE. PARCELS SJ THREE POUNDS AND UPWARDSENT lilEE OF CAERIAG^ Octob er$C 1874. V NOTICE. ALTERATION OF PREMISES. ■ + J. AND E. EDWARDS> yU (LATE J. CLARK AND SON) WINE MERCHANTS, WREXHAM. In consequence of EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS now taking place in their premises in HOPE-STREET, they will carry on the business at 32 and 33, HIGH-STREET, opposite the Market Hall. N.B.-Single Bottles of Wines and S' ,8 at wholesale prices. • 7458e SEASON 1874. i G H T AND SHEFFIELD, (LATE PETER R. WILLIAMS) STOCK OF FURNISHING AND GENERAL IRONMONGERY, INCLUDING >7 TT?.ON BEDSTEADS | FENDERS A BATHS PARAFFIN LAMPS AND ^OIL. TE0NS Feather Beds and Mattresses made upon the premises. Venetian Blinds supplied. Sewing Machines of all makes. Baths let out on Hire. Agents for Curtis and Harvey's Gunpowder, and Eley Bros.' Sporting Ammunition. ————— 91, WELLINGTON RIqL. 7481e EDWARD CHARLES JONES, DINOEBEN ARM S HOTEL, /7. BODFOR STREET AND KINMEL STREET, yy £ j J (Opposite the Railway Station) RHYL A most comfortable Commercial and Family Hotel, with every modern convenience. Terms moderate. Celebrated Welsh Ale Storp. 'o. London and Dublin Stout on draught and in bottles. Choice Wines and Spirits. A FIRST CLASS BILLIASlJ? TABLE 77^ WREXHAM. JACIfQa SOMS, NORTH WALES CARIUAGE WORKS, HOLT STREET. J Landaus, Sociables, Broughams, Victomas, &c., Ac., to order. 75?f; I^OI^C pDy and CHEAP BOOTS go to^DICKSy 23, Queen ~StreetT~Repairs ng^lj TT^VAN POWELL, General Furnishing Ironmonger, Iron Merchant, Agricultural Imute- Jj ment Depot, 6, Town Hill, and &/Lbbot Street. SEWING MACHINES. Agent for the Singer, Howe, Wilcox and Gibb's Princess oi WI Peabody, and all First-class Maçhines, S. S HERN, 3, Henblas Street. TT^URNISHIN0. Warehouse and Depot of the Patent Metallic Coffin Ce., 31, Bridge Streei WILLIAM PIERCE, Pryftietor. 8 ATJ^ED OWEN, General and Furnishing Ironmonger, High-stref t and New Agricul- ^S^phplej^fat Depot and Show Galleries, Chester-strepr JOHN, JONES, Auctioneer and Appraiser, House, Land and General Agent, 34 yy York-street. Offices: Wrexham^t Llangollen. ^^1LL^.M ^^APE, FAMILY ^IRJ^? MERCHANT, LION HOtjgE C jj'fo DENBIGH. CUTTERS, Pulpers, Single and DoubW Furrow Ploughs, and Implem^it J Jutn all tho leading Makers, at S. SIDEBOT^AM JONES'S, Crown Square. fjSG ■ TTIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY. W; G HELSBY, J UN, Uvr'V /} j A v. 1$ S 1 pUiiE AERATED WATERS.—ELLIS and SON. 0RYSTAL SPRINGS.—ELLIS and SON. pUREST MAKE.-ELLIS and SOU. UNDER the AUGUST PATRONAGE of the U FAMILY. JgLLIS'S CARBONATED SODA WATER. J^LLIS'S POTASS. jgLLIS'S LITHIA and J^LLIS'S SELTZER WATER and QHAMPAGNE LEMONADE, A LL PREPARED on a NOVEL and IMPROVED 1 PRINCIPLE. N° LEAD CISTERNS EVER USED. M ABLE and SLATE ONLY, by ELLIS and SON. CAUTION.—ELLIS and SON beg to call attention to the following important TESTIMONIALS which guarantee the absolute jurity ot all AERATED WATERS manufactured by them:— Ij^LLIiS and SON S AERATED \VA ^ERS.—Analyst's Zj Laboratory. County of Denbigh, Well-st eet, Ruthin, Sept. 4, 1874.—I hereby certify that the water 1 procured from your woiks last week, and which is used in the manufacture of your carhouated waters, proves upon analysis to be perfectly free from any organic matter injurious to health, and the most delicate tests have failed to discover even a trace of lead or any other deleterious m neral.—J. J. Bancroft, F.C.S., Analyst of Frod and D.ink to the County of Deubigh.—To Messrs. Elh and Son Soda Water Manufacturers, Ruthin. AERATED WATERS (ELLIS and i-OVS) —Lower Muvprave-house, Exeter. Sept. 2, 1874.-Dear Sirs,—lu reply to yours of the 27th August respect- ing jour Soda Water Works, at Ruthin, I beg to say that, so far as I know, there cannot possibly be any defilement of your water by surface or other im- purities. The drainage of your establishment was carried out under my supervision in 1872, and was well and thoroughly done. No leakage can ta\e place therefrom, neither can there be any reflux of polluting or sewage matter from the main sewer, which is nearly 300 feet from the spot whence your supply of water is derived. I have much pleasure in bearing this testimony to the precautions that you have to preclude the danger of any con- taminating fluids finding th re way into your well, and I am perfectly convinced of their efficacy.—I am, dear Sirs (signed), yours faithfully, John M. Martin, C.E., F. M.S.—Messrs. R. Ellis and Son. ELLIS and SON'S AERATED WATERS li Medical College, London Hospital, The Laboratory, May 14th, 1872. Gentlemen,—I have to report to you the results of the analysis of the samples of wafer whica you sent me for extmination. The water was perfectly bright and it was nearly free from colour when examined in large volume. The water is of good quality, and is wnll suited for domestic use.—(Si ned) H. Lethebv M.B. EUATED WATEkS (ELLIS and SON'S— -T\. 37, Hertford-síreet, Mayfair, London. July 27th, 1871. Gentlemen,—I must apologise to you for my Ion? delay in acknowledging and reporting upon the samples of your RTIFICIAL WATERS, which you sent me, owing to illness. I have employed a chymist to ascer- tain for me the intrinsic purity of your waters, which is as near perfection as possible.—"(Signed) M. Druitt M.R.C.P. ELLIS and SONS AERATED WATERS.— Jfj Royal College of Chemistry, Liverpool, August, 1857 Sirs,—I have very carefully tested your SODA and POTASS WATERS, and find them perfectly pure. Water containing even a trace of organic matter (vegetable or animal) I have always considered injurious, but the water supplied from the deep well upon your premises gives a beautifully white crystalline residue entirely free from this noxious ingredient. Your Aerated Beverages are admirably prepared, and on this account I have no hesitation in pronouncing them exceedingly whole- some, nnd capjfble of being kept for years without decoropon occurring. They are quite equal, if not superior, to any in the kingdom, and I consider them chemically the best. Ir is only within the last six months that I .have used Soda Water and Pot aSS Water, owing to the introduction into this town of Catchment Water from Riverton Pike. Your preparations I find healthy, and delicious, and I daily recommend them to my friends. You are at liberty to make any use of this communication, should you consider it worthy of publication. Yours respectfully, Sheridan Muspratt, F.R.S., &c., Professor of Chemistry. Messrs. R. Ellis and Son, Ruthin. AERATED WATERS.—ELLIS and SON to avoid all chances of impurity, use almost crystal water., ELLIS and SON'S AERATEITWATERS.— Lon- jLj don, 24th Match, 1853, 18, Upper Seymond-street, Portman-square.— We have the pleasure of reporting the composition and quality of the POTASS and SODA CARBONATED WATERS, after a careful, minute analysis of the same, as they are manufactured by Messrs ELLIS and SON, of Ruthin, and find them remarkably pure and strong, in gas; the amount of which is equal to from 13 to 16 times the volume of the liquid contained t in each bottle, and ranees, therefore, from 221 to 272 cubic inches. The quantity of soda and potass in each bottle is equal to 15 prams (which agrees with the Phar- macol oea) of the bicarbonate of either alkali. The water in itself is absolutely pure, has no taint of organic matter, and is not liable to alteration or decomposition by being kept any length of time. It will prove most servicable to all ailments of the urinary organs, in dyspepsia, in acid ermcfations, psoriasis, and other forms of cutaneous disease."—A. Ure, M.D., F.R.S. Analytical Chemist; L. Thompson, M.R.S., Analyt;cal Chymist. AERATED WATERS (ELLIS and SON'S).—Ex- tract from Chyinistry Theoretical, Practical, and Analytical," by Dr. Sheridan Muspratt, F.R.S., &c., pages 1,101 :—"About 40 years ago, when the fabrica- tion of mineral and spa waters commenced, a very violent opposition arose with regard to them, especially from the members of Faculty. They were said to be devoid of all the good qualities of the natural oneli-to be minus a certain conditio sine qua non in a shape of a spiritus or vital force, which imparted the medicinal reversed. jired to see such statements treasures, has demonstrated to a cerium e constituents of the natural waters are; and thus one is now enabled to procure artificial water. quite equal, if not superior, to the natural ones. Now that the chymist is able to distinguish the ingredients actually efficacious in a water, a much more active mixture than the native spring can be prepared." AERATED WATERS.—Messrs ELLIS and SON, of Ruthin, prepare a beautiful imitation of the SELTZER WATER, which, on analysed by the Editor, yielded exactly the fame constituents of the far- famed Bohemian spring. The artificial is certainly more palatable than thp natural water, owing probably to the freshness of the carbonic acid infused into it by the ad- mirable apparatus M' ed by Messrs Ellis. Some time ago the Editor was greatly pleased in inspecting the ad- mirably conducted establishment of Ellis and Son, at Ruthin, North Wales. Everything was so nice and clean; and as for the water employed, from a deep and splendid well upon the premises, it might be said to be absolutely pure; and it is on thia account that he con- siders the soda, potass, and other beverages prepared in these works superior to any other in the market. The T quantity of soda or potass in each bottle at Ruthin is 15 grains of the bicarbonate or other alkali; and the car- bonic acid is equal to about 250 or 260 cubic inches, showing how well the gas is compressed. The water from the well only holds two grains of solid matter in solution, al,d has not a trace of organic matter hence it is cot liable to alterate or decompose if kept for any length of time. ELLIS and SON'S AERATED WATERS.—The public are particularly requested to observe that every cork is banded R. ELLIS and SON, Ruthin, and every label bears their trade mark, Goat on Shield, without which none is genuine. The waters may be ob- tained from all respectable chymists, confectioners, and hotel-keepers; and wholesale only from R. Ellis and Son, Ruthin, North Wales. ERATED WATERS.—ELLIS a^d~S0N_u7eTc lead cisterns or lead pipes.. FOR GOUT, use ELLIS and SON'S LlTHIA and POTASH WATER. I gODA WATER.—ELLIS and SON —— ELTZER WATER for PARTIES.—ELLIS and SON prepare this deltciously pure and refreshing beverage in quart bottles, to meet the wishes oi many oi their f-iencb. It is much valued by hosts and hostesses at parties and balls. ELLIS and SON'S SODA-WATER WORKS.—From JLL< the Carnarvon and Denbigh Herald:—"The fame of Burton-upon-Trent for its sparkling ales is fasl being rivalled by Ruthin for ita mineral and arti. ficial waters and effervescing champagne lemonade, whicit are prepared most largely on a novel and im- proved principle by Messrs. R Ellii and Son, manu- facturers to the Roynl Family, and exported to al parks of the empire. We may assert that the popu. larity of the Ruthin aerated, alkaliao, and rninera waters is now beyond question universally guaranteed It hat hetu. fateibly shows that ijau. waters hart MfffirtaiKt ife-Jk* frwtipt ixj nIiIt.1 •ir- 1- to elevate them into thi osition of valuable n, peutic agents, and to glven birth to a tensive department of c, norcial enternri*^ L. • r„uf.ctr Th. t.b! oftheSr X dietary of the inval.d n ;f qua]Jy character^?! the presen-e of some of Wlegant results of mechanical and chemicatik,i| in th « Ajd whether » rS?, whether as mere article^ tj,e rfes.prf '> r facture of 811 kinds amount of sci ntific akiHhich marks it »« a li„r offspring of high.dTinced mechanical era. smariy ^ODA WATER.—The tenf. EI^S^rTT factory took its origin 1 very ea ,v perjod history of aerated watering established iD ]«95) and having gradually n,nt0 eminence with "th» rising importance of the ufacture itself, j« „o«r among the most flourislanc| extensive' prea* Britain. Fortunate fo% toivt2 it is LaIt thi. manufacture has been Elished pre-emin tl Ruthin. It forms the j<g stapie tra(J well-paid employment \,Df of tbe inJl and is steadily bringing to the plaCe £ wealth and prosperity. umber of causes hTvI contributed to this sucie^, the least of which 1. the unsparing expense^ has been bestowe upon its process by the!rg. EL'is, c0ujoined t. the mechanical and sen skill wh ch has been incessantb exercisedto^ejriiripr0yeinen^ the present day it isfanance jn tjje ac[mira^ arrangements it exhll>1d in the power and beauty of th* machiresned in the preparati" of the gaseous waters .,tioll. Situated in I district, the -geologtcaleter of which secure, peculiar privileges in rto the water supply and commanding all Wantages of a well organised and widelyded connection thb manufactory has steadied its present, and i« continiallv attaining t-r, position. It Was therefore, with cjnsideileasUre that we la» £ week availed ourselve^rm;ssion to lnsp recent very extensrterations at MeLrt Ellis's admirably cy esublisment ia. eluding important adit0 the mach'nerv ice. Our readers will r«r that in the summer of last year we repoiyery interesting and gratifying ceremony Action with Messn Ellis's premises.. Thfe t the same time wa« the placing of the cofflstone ot eomm0d,oUg new offices and stores,;h0 enterprisice firm had found it r,ec«ssaryid. The new rang. was carried out pretty 1 accordance with t1 existing style of builtited for the require ments of the trade. Tt towards the yard terminates in a large tteadiag 90 feet oa which is placed a vesome pigeon tower octagonal in form, with ornamental vane, &c. The facing few building Is corn. posed of dressed limestheads and sill, beini worked in dark coIoure\ne( which has a very pleasing <-fleet. The 0f great extent foi fully accommodating tal departments and consists of ground U0 roojns for th. export and import tradtg rooms, and general stores, with an extensi 0f offices and apart- ments. On the first flge is devored t. I the hamper departmebott w stores, wià j offices for the priucip clerks. The second floor is equally largeted foi the storage of hampers, &c- The woighoutWere execu^ej 4 in the most substantier by Gcal workme* employed by the propbe deri of the worb being Mr James JlcDho effiiiently carried out the plans of the £ Davidwaiker; Esq., or Liverpool. The tae, in thl centre of the moin frontag?, is a l«l-axecued relievo. i. Caen stone, representiell-knoW) trademark of the firm, coaSistim Royal NaIsh Goat encircled by the Ga^hich is bribed the motto Cymry am he monog&m of fi name of Mastat R, wao peformed i.Li. interesting reey, date of t,e erection are inscribed in tach SODA WATER. Si to keep pace wj^ the requirements increasing businesa, Messrs ELLIS have extens'^ improve- (! ments referred ta. 110 new raEgg and ia float of the manut hatflsome corridor, with plate-glass roof, built It forms part of the machinery rooirds long by fonry^ds m width, ana gives avenietce and light tt the workmen at tbeiThe bottle washing department has beento a few foom at the further ena of the colere are place J eight large stone cisttrns, >, circular box for the bottles, which ed by steim pushes placed horizontally Id of the worsen. It is calculated the brm 1,100 levolttions & minute. A very br of time is, therefore, required to wash a fttles perfee'ly clean. In this process of wising, and forwarding, 12 hands are cons'gaged. ^ntefing tbe machinery room frow washing rm. ta. I visitor has full vietf'eautiful inactines at wcrk in the inanufr the various waters made. At the sparking chtmpagne j lemonade and gingeare prepared, and the j soda-water, seltz?r, potass wateri at the others. One of tb powerful nev doubl. soda-water machinin improved pinc'p^ It is very compact, poIishedwreser>airs, of bell metal—tH». otiibevvise ioubk-glob« machines. The halves, fittings of the uemll brightly polished, which attractive f equally obervable ia j the rest; buttheriie is thegemcfthw t enginery, and is a uiful piece cl mechanism, | while at the same a great improvement, as it prepares f of « very superior quality. In the the room, stationed near to the wall, faother new and costly addition which for its compact and graceful appearand asplendid new horizoa- tal steam-engine, rard Tyler, ar.d to., at London. There few boiler set down with much neatness in Ir of the boiler roO. adjoining, to worengine which worts t. whole machioery:tabli1:h,ment. Here in addition, averym engine to supplement the steam power uired. On either side ot the several machthe bottling eDg.-ies i* constant work. er, about 4:0 hll.\ds are here employed, agularity snd celerity et their work must 1 be credited. Friiin the boiler room, a fe«d to a netf gas ^PJaratus, worked by nteai o'se adjoiO'aS 18 a larg* new copper gasoW the next &parttxent are ranged the eistersing tho material for the gaseous waters/ond is the syrup room, tastefully fitted large copper pa.lls, and rows of syrup jar: around ,Jron °* sugar store. Allrtments eihibi* very good arrangement andect care taken to preserve everything nice a shows how the perfection of the beverages ctured at these works a '[ —< And hs much perhaps as Y for man cannor success been achie»e«, he likes drinkingbeer." -0 +haa T?LLl<9and SON,IN/NOS* Wiles. f}J 7685 ttoAY. WELL^T)i/k Y, the only effec- tual Swteclji i«taedi»te and permanent removal of Sup^ifiuoirom the Face, Arms, Neek &c. This preilmtio its purpose almost instan- taneously, without pe most sensitive skin. Full particulars orof a directed eivelope. Jony WELLS, 6, Gsell Street, Becford Square, London, W.C. N.B.—Hundreds aonials have teen receiyei from the msttility anof rank who hive tried tI. marvello^lRemedy. T 74:12r u' NERVOUS AIYSICAL D^BILITI Resulting fns or any other cause, not a treated Jby Quacks ,neral poisons and coloured V water, but effected ,,jy a novel and highly j j successful mode of*}.<ti^overed by the advertisei who after many yextrems suffering was com- pletely restored t sith. Prompted by feelings of humanity, he s known means by which every sufferer is ensure himseli perfectly I AT the least possit without having recourse t< advertising empiricsvaunted nostrujns. He will be happjrard the parttcalars to a8J: sufferer on receipt oted and directed envelope.— Addresser J. ToOL, 7,xidusgrtive Cresceo Fulhs^Tjondon. I jy J Christmas mueifc,i and sentimental, great varietd, in( Withe new songs, Chak^6> BATj,ey-5yai6pn Buildings Hoi street"rexfiafc^ [/ Foreign Liq .z:¡ de foie Gras, Truffle Macedonies, Mttå petit Pois, Salad Crc338 Crystalised Frubsaques, Aachovey a1B Bloater Pastes, Cuguea, Soups Ch»*uey Olires, Capers, 4c., in great variet I and ojUhe finest9«^afison and Co'a. f and wreign Hifb^sfcreat, Wrexhacrf" B^varb ok in IMITATIONS OF Alj*coO POROUS PLABTJÇf- to the wonderful sale ø celebrated plastts itained by their curative p 1 perties in lumbo, v, rheutn**isiD> palO. in and back, and, in ill pains., asd local eotl » some unprincipd phaye^b^n/O^iuofctnring offering for lie 8f ufrstefy/put up in snel manner so as tdec^\ipyary,a^i* sole • for Great Erifin i#UW, guarantee « genuine save ley btthe B nue Stamp, In w I letters, the lJrds -gq^Auxiocg. & Co. POi PLASTERS," ai tbe never purchasing 1 this is on, wiiecareiemselves tho genuine p, Plaster. He v D. reth. 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