Wrexham Guardian

CHEAP PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. | Advertisements of the following kinds, PAID FOR WfiEN ORDERED, are inserted in the Ouardian on the following seale:- Twenty words :-On insertion, Is thiae insertions, 3b 6d six insertions, 4s 6d. Thirty words:—One insertion, Is 6d three insertions, 4s six insertions, 6s 6d. Forty wor(is:-One insertion, 2s three insertions, Be Cd six insertions, 8s 6d. The above prices refar to advertisements of the following cl :— SLTUATRONS WAXTEO. SITUATIONS VACANT. HOUSSS WANTED. HOUSES TO LET. LOD(HNGS. &C..WAXTBD. LODSTXGS, &c., TO LET. ARTICLES WANTED. M ISCELLANF.Ol.'S WANTS. ARTICLES FOR SALE BT PRIVATE CONTRACT. ARTICLES FOR SALE BT PRIVATE CONTRACT. AliTICLEs LOST AND 'FOUND. Advertisements should ranch the OfSn by FRIDAY momin, accompanied by Stamps, or Pott Office Order payable to FREDERICK E. EOll. gsr" All Letters resp,-rii,,ill Advert,xevienfs must be pre- paid. and no personal inquiries can be answered toller), parties arc desired to apply bti letter. [a Ití. TO BE LET, from the 2nd of February a FIELD of excellent pasture with garden adjoin- ing, close to Wrexham.—Apply to Mr. J. BURY, 10, Temple Row. TO LET, with IMMEDIATE po-session, A HOUSE in Percy Road, Hirdir, NOW occnpied by Mr joberR, North and South WALES BCnk.—Apply to Mr Worrall, St. Mark's Terrace, Wrexham. HOUSE TO LET in TrafnV^r-roau, "Wrexham.—Apply to Johm OliTer, Roderick-terrace, Wrexham. 67 TO BTI LET, and entered upon immediately, A first-class HOUSIJ. with Garden attached. No. 7, J">erbv-r«ad TERRACE Hi?btr>wn.—For particulars, apply Guardian Office, Hope-street, Wrexham. 69 TO BE LET. with immediate possession, GREENFIELD COTTAGE, Ithfsddu. Contains DB iug, drawing, ard fbnr bed ROOMS &c.: has a pood garden and <rreenhouCe.— Apply to Mrs Cudworth, opposite to entrance gate. 70 f ost Dr Jounb. LOST, a Liver White and Tan Hound, marked with a V on the left side.—A reward will be given if brought to R. F. Birch, Esq., Maes Elwy, St. Asaph. 188 (fcbnratimr. DENBIGH GRAMMAR SCHOOL. ~TANTED, a HEADMASTER, who must T V be a Graduate of an English University or of Dublin. For particular* apply to Dr. Tumour, Denbign, Chairman of the Trustees, to whom applications for the Readmaltership are to be sent on or before the 20th February next. 168 THE OLD VICARAGE SCHOOL, WREXHAM. THIS SCHOOL WIN RE-OPEN ON FRIDAY NEXT, January 31st, 1879. For particulars, apply to the HEAD MASTERS. 154 WTNN-JTAY HOUSE SCHOOL, WREXHAM. PRI:;CIP.A.L :-MRS. SIMMS. THE DUTIES of fh:s School will be RESUMED on MONDAY, January 27th, for Boarders, and 811 TUESDAY, January 28 for Day Pupils. Pupils prepared for Oxford, Cambridge, and College of Prect ptors' Examinations. 157 TOWER HALL, LLANGOLLEN. ESTABLISHMENT FOR YOUNG LADIES. Principals:- DR. & JJE*. ELLIS. The house is delightfully situated on an eminence, about half a mile from the town. and comnwaiU splendid views oi the t'ar-f:uTt«d Va'e of I.iangollen. The course of iusti uctiou is such as to qualify youug LADIES for useful and honourable positions HI society, AS well as forcoinpetitive examinations. Prospectuses, &c., on application. 18 M E SPARROW, (Organist of Ruibon Church, and Private Organist to Sir W. W. Wynn, B.irt., M.P.), Teacher of the QRGAX, PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM, AND SINGING. SCHOOLS ATTENDED. Engagements accepted for Concerts SOLO TENOR and ACCOMPANIST. APPOINTMENTS. Euabon Weduesdays and Saturdays. ihos .Mondays. Wrexham and hruudltoll (Brynteg) Tuesdays. Llangollen and Trevor 1 siursdays. Oe(D, Acrefair, Rhosymedre, and Chirk Fridays, For terms apply to Mr Sparrow Ruabon. 35 GROVE PARK SCHOOL, WREXHAM. pUBLIC EXAMINATIONS, 1878. OXFORD UNIVERSITY LOCAL EXAMINATIONS. Seniors (With the title of Associate rt Arts). A. E. MORTON, Chelmsford, First Cliss in Honours in language-, Siuth of all senior c:tndi,ht;>s examined in Greek, and bracketed thirteenth in Latin. Mayor'- g dd medal for the first senior candidate from the Wrexham centre, and prise from the lo. al <-clnmitreo. G. P. THOMAS, Wrexham. Juniors.—First Honours Dit-inon. D. C. FRASEU, Wrexham, Ex-Mayor's silver medal for fiest'junior candidate, and prize from local committee. T. T. GROOM, Wellington, prize fr^rn local committee. J. B. LANCELOT, Gresl'ord, prize from local committee. Third Ditision. C. H. MITCHELL, Liverpool. I L. B. ROWLAND, Wrexham. University of London—Matriculation Examination. G. H. BRADLEY, Wrexham. i::iubjPc's :-L.¡tin, Greek, FRENCH, English, mathematics, natural philosophy, oheiuistry. Royal Col'ege of Surgeons—Fellowship. p, SUTTON, Smethwick. :3u¡j"ct Latin. Greek, French, ish, mathematics, natural philosophy, chemistry. Preliminary Law Examination. T. DAVIES. Oswe-try. College of Preceptors. Forty-four pupils have passed the examinations of the College during the year, of whom four were placed in the ftwt Class, eleven in the Se< ond, and twenty-nine in the Tbird. Special certificates were pained for txcellence in Seripture, Geography. Arithmetic, Algebra. Euclid, Trigono- metry, book-keeping, Latin, Greek, and French. Tor Prospectuses, &c., aI ply to 17 W. J. RUSSELL, B.A., Principal. 3itgal anb f itblix Notices. THE FLINT AND DENBIGH HUNT BALL Will take place at THE WESTMINSTER HOTEL, RHYL, ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5TH. Dancing to commence at Ten o'clock. 109 Wo. 3 COMPANY D. R. VOLUNTEERS. THE ANNUAL BALL, FAid of the Funds of the abore JL Corpa, will take place in the COUNTY HALL, DENBIGH, 02* THURSDAY, THE 6TH ow FEBRUARY, 1879. TICKETS, 10s. Gd. EACH. PAKCINO TO COMMENCE AT t.80 P.M. 1..81 tgaI anb luhlic llofic.es. No. 3 COMPANY DENBIGH RIFLE VOLUNTEERS, AND "D" TROOP OF THE DENBIGHSHIRE HUSSARS. • THE OIITH ANNUAL BALL ► 7 of the Non-commissioned Officers, Privates, and Friends of the above, will take place in the COUNTY HALL, DENBIGH, ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7 TH, 1879. Tickets, including Refreshments (except wiLes), Single, 5 s Double (including Lady and. Gentleman), 9s. DANCING TO COMMENCE AT 9 P.M. JAMES HUGHES, HON. SEC. Denbigh, Jan. 15th, 1879. 139 WREXHAM BAND OF HOPE UNION. PUBLIC HALL, WREXHAM, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19TH. LECTURE (with Dissolving Views), by Mr JLj Frederic Smith, London. FRIDAY, February 28th, CONCERT hy the "United Chcir," assisted by a Choir of 250 Band of Hope Children. Conductor—Mr Wm. Roberts. Further pa-ticulars to follow. 84 £10 REWARD. "TnERE\S, on the "ight of Wednesday, the t T loth January, the "Willow Brewery" Office was burglariously entered, and a sum of money abstracted therefrom. The above reward will he paid to any person giving such information as will lead to the con- viction of the offender, and the name of the informer will be kept secret if possible. Information to be given to the Manager or Oiiicials connected with the brewery. 150 tlrabcsm.cn's .bJ)n$scs. OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE LOCAL EXAMINATIONS, 1879. SERIES OF TEXT BOOKS, With notes, d:c., specially prepared for the use of Students about to enter for the above Examinations. SHAKESPEARE'S JULIUS CAESAR. Is. Ditto MERCHANT OF VENICE. Is. POPE'S ESSAY ON MAN. 3d. CJESATl DE BELLO GALLICO, Books I.—VII. 3s. Gel. VIRGIL'S iENEID, Books I.—VI. 2s. HISTORY of the BOOK of COMMON PRAYER. Is. HISTORY of the BRITISH EMPIRE. 2s. ATLAS OF OUTLINE MAPS. Is. 6d. LINEAR PERSPECTIVE. By Henry Hodge. 2s. POLITICAL ECONOMY. By Dr. A. H. Dick. Is. PURE MATHEMATICS. By E. Atkins, B.Sc. 2 vols., each 2s. Gd. DYNAMICS, including MECHANICS. By J. T. Bottomley, F.R.S.E. Is. üd. APPLIED MECHANICS. By Henry Evers, LL.D. b. Gd. ELEMENTS OF EUCLID, Books I.—VI. Is. Gel. ELEMENTS OF EUCLID, Books I.—III. with Marginal Notes. By Edward Atkins, B.Sc. Is. Gel. ALGEBRA TO QUADRATIC EQUATIONS. By Edward Atkins, B.Sc. Is. tid. ELEMENTS OF ALGEBRA. By the same Author. 2s. Gd. ELEMENTARY MENSURATION. By Rev. Henry Lewis, B.A. Is. ACOUSTICS, LIGHT, and HEAT. By W. Lees, M.A. Is. ACOUSTICS, LIGHT, and HEAT, ADVANCED. By the same Author. 2a. (3d. INORGANIC CHEMISTRY. By Dr. Kemahead. Is. Gd. INORGANIC CHEMISTRY, ADVANCED. Non- Metals. By Prof. T. E. Thorpe. 3s. INORGANIC CHEMISTRY, METALS. By the same Author. 3s. PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY. By John Howard. Is. ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY. By Prof. Cleland, F.R.S. 2s. Gd. ANATOMY, and PHYSIOLOGY of PLANTS. By Prof. J. H. Balfour. Is. BOTANY, SYSTEMATIC and ECONOMIC. By the same Author. Is. MAGNETISM and ELECTRICITY. By J. Angell. Is. Gel. MAGNETISM and ELECTRICITY, ADVANCED, By Prof. F. Guthrie. 3s. MINERALOGY. By J. H. Collins, F.G.S. 2s. Gd. PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. By J. Macturk. Is. PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY, ADVANCED. By Prof. J. Young. 2s. Gd.. ZOOLOGY. By M. Harrison. Is. GEOLOGY. By W. S. Davis, LL.D. Is. A Specimen Copy of any of the above Works will be sent post free to Head Masters and Principals of Schools on receipt oflfalf the Published Price by W. GARRATT-JONKS, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, &c., 1, CHURCH STREET, WREXHAM. 175 JJAWKINS rpiLSTON, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, &c., 3, HIGH STREET, WREXHAM. By arrangement with first-class firms in London and Liverpool, Stock and Shares will be bought at those Exchanes on the same terms as by London and Liver- pool Brokers. PARTNERSHIP wanted by a young gentle- -L man in a bona fide BUSINESS. Can command £4,000 to £5,000. Apply to Mr. Tilaton, 3, High-street. OOAA £ 300, £ 450, £ 640, and £ 1,000 to lend on Freehold Security. Apply to Mr. Tilston, 3, High-street. WANTED £800 on good Freehold Security. r" Rents nearly £90. Also JS600, rents nearly £80. Also £800 on Leasehold Colliery and Plant, valued at £3,000. Apply to Mr. Tilston, 3, High-street. FREEHOLD INVESTMENT wanted for JL £1,000 to £1,400; would take good cottage pro- perty. Apply to Mr. Tilston, 3, High-street. STOCK AND SHARES. WANTED 20 or 30 New Market Hall Shares. W A few old do. £1,000 Great Western Stock. TO BE SOLD, 16 Wrexham Waterworks Five per cent. Preference Shares. 30 Wrexham Waterworks (Consolidated Stock). 25 Wrexham Gas Light Company. Apply to Mr. Tilston, 3 High-street. 187 GARDEN AND FARM SEEDS. Y. STRACHAN BEGS to offer a splendid selection of Flower, J) Vegetable, and Farm Seeds of the VERY BEST QUALITY PROCURABLE AT MODERATE PRICES. Collections of Vegetable Seeds from 10s. 6d. to 60s. Collections of Flower Seeds. Seeds of 20s. value and upwards, Carriage Free. Flower Seeds, 1 ree by Post. FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. An Illustrated Catalogue post free on application. 4, HIGH-STREET, AND RAILWAY STATION NURSERIES, WREXHAM. 193 fabesmxit's gbbnssts. I » _u HOPE STREET I WATCH, CLOCK, AND JEWELLERY DEPOT. ♦ ■1 1 MR. D. D. PIE R C E « HAVING Removed from his former Business Premises in Henblas Street to a JLJL more convenient and central position in Hope Street, takes the present opportunity of respectfully tendering his thanks to his numerous friends for their past liberal patronage and support, and in doing so begs respectfully to solicit a continuance of their esteemed favours. THE NEW SHOP AND PREMISES ARE SITUATE AT No. 16, HOPE STREET, OPPOSITE QUEEN STREET, And the increased facilities he has now at his command will enable him* to afford his Patrons a Stock of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery, from which to select the articles they may require, of a character as varied and extensive as can be met with at any similar Establishment in the County. D. D. P. having had nearly twenty years practical experience in the trade, confidently relies upon that fact to furnish a sufficient guarantee of his ability to afford his Patrons every reasonable satisfaction in executing all orders with which they may kindly favour him. D. D. P. begs to draw attention to his Fine Selection of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, AND ELKINGTON S' BEST ELECTRO AND SOLID SILVER PLATE, SUITABLE FOR PRESENTATION. WATCHES. This Splendid Assortment has been made specially for D. D. P. by the renowned makers, Thos.. Russell and Son. GOLD ENGLISH LEVERS t from £10 Os. Od. to JE31 10s. Od. GOLD GENEVAS from £ 3 15s. Od. to £ 10 Os. Od. SILVER ENGLISH LEVERS from £410s. Od. to E9 10s. Od. SILVER GENEVAS from £1 Is. Od. to JE3 3s. Od. j A well-selected stock of BEDROOM, KITCHEN, AND PARLOUR CLOCKS. JEWELLERY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WORTHY OF INSPECTION. ELECTRO AND SOLID SILVER PLATE. These Goods are all made by the Celebrated Firm ELKINGTON & CO. Any of these GOODS WANTED FOR PRESENTATION, if not in stock, can' be had in Three Hours Time. 195 GOULET AXD GO'S, CHAMPAGNES. 1371 VINTAGE.—FIRST QUALITY 60s per dozen. Do. CARTE BLANCHE (extra dry) 72s In Pintg, 6s extra the Two Dozen. This is one of the FINEST BRANDS IMPORTED, and is in high favour with some of the leading London Clubs. ALSO, SPARKLING SAUMUR CHAMPAGNES, Imported direct from Saumur in the South of France. A Choice Brand, 30a per dozsn, or in pints 17a per dozen. SOLE AGENT FOR NORTH WALES:— W. SN A P E, V V K.3 FAMILY WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, HIGH STREET, WREXHAM. 23 "ABSOLUTELY PURE." See Analyses :—Sent Post Free on Application. ELLIS'S CsTr™,aS' ■ B A Soda, Potass, Seltzer, Lemonade, also Water RTT T TT T AT without. Alkali. For X £ 1 JL -LN GOUT, Lithia Water, and Lituia and Potass Water. WATERS. CORKS BRANDED "R. Ellis and Son, Ruthin," and every label bears their Trade Mark. SOLD EVERYWHERE, AND WHOLESALE OF R. ELL I S AND SON, RUTHIN, NORTH WALES. 25 JOHN H. KIDD & CO., Manufacturers of RAILWAY WAGGON COVER RICK AND TENT CLOTHS, CART COVERS, LIME SHEETS, All sizes kept in stock. BRATTICE CLOTH, AIR-TUBING HORSE CLOTHS, WATERPROOF RUGS, INDIA-RUBBER GOODS Roofing Dry Hair, and Boiler Felt, SACKS, COTTON WASTE, LAMP WICKS. OFFICES HOLT STREET, WREXHAM. 51 TIMBER, SLATES, BRICKS, TILES, CEMENTS, LATHS, SEWERAGE PIPES, And all other Building Material, AT E. JUEHEDITH JONES TIMBER YARD AND STEAM SAW MILL CHARLES-STREET, 63 WREXHAM. ¡ ACTON NURSERY AND GARDENS. JOHN FARQUHARSON BEGS to announce he has taken tlte Shop which has hitherto been occupied by MB M. McLEVI, in the WREXHAM MARKET HALL. Orders for Nursery Stock, Vegetable and Flower Seeds, Fruit, Vetetabies, and Flowers will be received at the Market Hall and Gardens. JOHN FARQUHARSON. Acton Nursery, January, 1879. 134b CAUTION. BEWARE of nefarious imitations of the J3 "GASEOUS FLUID," the great remedy in diarrhoea and griping pains in calves and lambs, and the matchless RED DRENCH for blood cleansing in difficult calving and lambing, for NONE CAN BE GENUINE except signed DAY, SON and HEWITT, 22, Dorset-street, Baker-street, London, W., and Wantage, Berks. WREXHAM DISTRICT PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. Incorporated under the Builfiing Societies Acts, 1874. Shares JE50 each. Entrance Fee, Is per Share or part of a Share. THIS Society is now prepared to maka Advanc e, repay- able in a certain number of years, on Mr rt a e A Meeting is held on the first Monday in each month, for receiving subscriptions and enrolment of membe; 8. For farther particulars, apply to the Sasretary, J. B. SHIitXJKT. No. 13, Wnxbia. M IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. By ROYAL APPOINTMENT. TO rr/ MITW HER MAJESTY. PRINCE OF WALES, By -Peci&l arrant, BvSpecial Warrant, dated Dec. 27, 18G5. dated Feb_ 10> 1S6(J> DAY, SON, & HEWITT, Inventors and only Proprietors of the "ORIGINAL" STOCK-BREEDERS' MEDICINE CHEST, For all DISORDERS in HORSES, CATTLE, CALVES, SHEEP, and LAMBS. IN this Chest are the following matchless and world-renowned remedies, all that a farmer can re- quire to euro disease amongst his stock, and keep them in fine, healthy^ and buoyant'condition ,— TTTI16 Chemical Extract," for Wounds, Swollen Udders, and Ewes lambing. The" Gaseous Fluid," for Colic, Scour, and Debility. The" Hed Drench," for Cleansing Cows and Ewes. lhe (i bed Paste Balls," for Conditioning Horses. The Broncholine," for Husk, Hoose, or Cough. The "Gaseodvne," for Heaving or Paining. The Alcoholic Ether," for Colds and Chills. The Carminative Chalk," for Diarrhoea in Lamb3 and Calves. Price of Chest complete, with "Key to Farriery," R2 16s. Gd., sent carriage paid. Any article can be had separately in boxes. Awarded "Certificate of Merit" by the National Agricultural Societv of Victoria. Australia, Sprin^ Ex- hibition, 1871; President's Medal, Spalding, July,°1872; Silver Medal, Manchester and Salford, November, 1874; Silver Medal, Preston, June, 1875 Silver Medal, Stamford, September, 1875; Silver Medal, Crewe, September, 1875 Special Prize, National Agricultural Society of Victoria, Australia, Nov., 1875 Medal, Chester, September, 1876; Silver Medal, South African Exhibition, Cape Town, 1877; Silver Medal, Northumberland Agricultural Society, Newcastle-on- Tyne Show, Aug., 1877; Silver Medal, Knutsford, July, 1878; Medal, North Berwick, July, 1878; and Medal, Dairy Show, October, 1878. These important inventions have stood the test of time and are the Farmer's true Friend and Guide in all his Cattle Diseases. CA UTION.-Beivare of low-priccd Imitations, and see. that the name of DAY, SON, & HEWITT is on all bottles and packcts. DAY, SON, AND HEWITT, 22, DORSET STREET, BAKER STREET, LONDON, W. and WANTAGE, BERKS. ESTABLISHED 1834. "OLIVE CREA M," (Registered at Stationers' Hall). Highly recommended for PRESERVING INVIGO- RATING and DRESSING the HAIR. rendering it Soft and Glos' linn imparting a HEALTHY STIMULUS to the Roots of the Hair, and much superior to Porrnu'e. 0:1, Limes, and Glycerine for general and family use. PREPARED ONLY BY F R A N C I S PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, HOPE-STREET, WREXHAM, In Is and 28 Bottles. FRANCISS VOICE LOZENGES, for Clearing anti Strengthening the Voice. relievingall Affections of the Throat, Ho-irseness, Hu-kiness, Sore Throat, Relaxation of the Uvula and Tonsils. PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS take them with much benefit as a Preventive of Hoarseness, and as a Ktiuerty when it exists. Numerous testi- monials from eminent Public Speakers and Singers. ) Sold in Boxes. is lId, 2, 9d each or per post, the I Is lid for Is 2d, 2, lid for 3s, in stamps, from J. .PRANCIR, Pharmaceutical Chemist, Hope-street, Wrexham. 12 f/rabesmen's bbn5$1'5. | JJOLKER AND QUDWORTH, GENERAL ENGINEERS, Having had fconsiolerable practical experience 1n the manufacture anù repairiüg or LOCOMOTIVES, ENGINES, & MACHINERY I' IN GENERAL, Tril3t by prompt attention to business, combined [with gcoa workmanship, to merit a share of Public • Patromige. Estimates gives for Millwright and General Work. Works:— I, ADJOINING WHEATSHEAF STATION, ] WREXHAM. 54 I ESTABLISHED 1817. JQYEING! JJYKLNG! JJYEING! | First-class Prize Medal, I Certificate of Merit, Awarded 1874.. Awarded 1874 THE LARGEST DYE WORKS IN THE MIDLAND COUNTIES. IMPROVEMENTS IN THE ART OF DYEING FltENCH CLEANING, AT THE MIDLAND COUNTIES STEAM POWER DYE WORKS, LEICESTER AND BURTON-ON- TRENT. JOHN SMITH, SOLE PROPRIETOR. AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT:— WREXHAM: THE MISSES WHITING, FANCY REPOSITORY, 3, HIGH-STREET. OSWESTRY: MRS. E. REASON, FANCY REPOSITORY, OHURCH-ST. MR. E. A. R. EVANS, 30, RUSSELL-STREET, CEFN, Po, UABON. tjgp Goous sent to and received from the above Agents Weekly. AGENTS WANTED in Unrepresented Districts. Ijgp" The New Price and Colour List lor 1879 to be hari. Gratis or Post Free. I 64 í CARLOWiTZ, CAIiLOWITZ, THE HUNGARIAN WINE GROWERS' AGENCY, 90, GREAT TOWER-STREET, LONDON. MUELESS & KNIGHT, 7 WINE MERCHANTS, WREXHAM, TTAVE been appointed SOLE AGENTS for the Sale of I-I GENUINE HUNGARIAN WINES, which ha.ve been 3ottled by the Growers with the greatest care, aud Shipped in them direct. They are thus in a position to offer these celebrated WINES at MUCH LOWER PRICES than hitherto charged. The quotations at foot include bottles and duty..cNo extra charges are made, aml the "Viue are 0 DELIVERED FREE where no agency is established. RED. WINES. No. 1—CARLOWTTZ 18s 2.— „ Finest selected 24s 3.— Special is owth 3Js Carlowitz, the King or Red Dinner Wines, contains Phosphate of Iron, pnrifies :1u(l strengthens the blood, and therefore is much patronised hy the fedical fueuity 4.-0FNEB (Bnda) 203 5.— „ CM) Very fine 28s These gT0wths are mellow, ,pjritu0us, and fruity tasting, having a slisrnt bitter after taste, which makes them, however, rather agreeable. growth. 3Gs This is the renowned prize medal Wine, very elegant, and the nearest approach to Lafite, which is four times as dear. 7—SPaKKLLVG CARLOWT'FZ. first quality. 48s The only Red Sparkling Wine particularly worthy of notice. WHITE WINES. 8.-S0:\íLAU lGs Tastes likes a fine Chablis; warranted to keep at least four years in bottle. 9.-0DEBUKG. 24s A little sweet, but very pleasant to take with fish. 10.—ODENBURG, finest setecfed 308 Is made of real Muscatel grapes, delicate and sound. 3Gs A nice after-dinner Wine. 12. dry. 42s Of this Wine, Dr. Druit says It is remarkably fine,and, with peculi:oritjesof its own, resembles some samples I have tasted of lirst-class white Burgundy, or of dry St. Peray." 13.—TOKAY IMPKRIAL) Bottled 60s lSifTVin'HKo V :v the 14.— „ CROWN „ ) Chateau 84s 15.—SPARKLING ODENBURG 42s 16.- „ TOKAY 54s (Official) Report of an Inquiry of British Government in the year 1861, printed for the House of Commons, 18G2:- "It appears certain that the HUNGARIAN WINE GROWERS do not adulterate their Wines indeed, they are so generally good that they would, certainly be deteriorated if Alcohol were added. Y/hile possessing a good resemblance :0 the Wines of Burgundy aud the Rhine, the better "Viues of Hun rray have GKEAT K BODY and STHENGTII, and WOULD BE MO HE LIKELY TO SUIT OUR TASTE. There is probably no country in which so great a proportion of Good Wine is made."—P. 15. MURLESS & KNIGHT, WINE MERCHANTS, I 50 WREXHAM. THO MAS W ILL I A MS., (Late Overton and Williams), WINE MERCHANT, TOWN HALL, WREXHAM, Respectfully invites attention to the following well-selected Stock of PORT. Per dozen. VERY CHOICE OLD 64/- en/- i2/-1 VERY SUPER'OH CRUSTED 31; 42/- 48/- SUPERIOR YOUXG 24/- 30/- SHERRY. AMONTILLADO M/- 72/- MANZAMLLA 42/- 48/- aV- VERY SUPEKIOR PALE OR GOLD 30/- 36/- 42/- DINNElC 22/- 24/- 2G/- MARSALA (Finest Quality) 21/- MONTLLLO 21/- CLARET. CHATEAU LAFITTE. 60/- 84/- MARGAUX 48/- 64/- ST. JULIEN 24/- LA ROSfc; ¡E Z: ¡. MEDUC 12/- 14/- 18/. CHAMPAGNES. MOET & CHANDON, GIESLER A CO., AND OTHER SHIPPERS. MOSELLES HOCKS, BURGUNDIES, AND OTHER LIGHT WINES. FINEST OLD COGNAC BRANDY. IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKIES OF THE FINEST QUALITY. 20 THOMAS BORTHWICK, CATTLE SALESMAN, I PENDLETON, MANCHESTER, I WILL attend the L'verpool Market every T V Monday from this date. Stoek sent during the week will have evety attention. Ii Letters addressed—Stanley Hotel, Liverpool. MANCHESTER MARKET AS USUAL. I Jmuuury lit, 1873 9to Zxabesrn*n's ^bbrcsss3. LANDUDNO IIYDROPATHI8, ESTABLISHMENT AND WINTER RESIDENCE. (From the Liverpool Mercury.) Perhaps it was a touch of hypochondriasis that impelled me on one of the dullest mornings of this dull month of February, to think of a chan e of but certain it is that I found myself almost involuntarily conning a list of places whither I might go in search of profitable relaxation. The study was not immediately satisfactory. Ilklcv was stale; Ben llhydding had lost its charms Buxton was too near, and Torquay too far Learning ton and Southport were well enough in their way, but fell far short of my wanls. Perhaps I was hard to please but that, after all, was a significant feature of my diagnosis. I need: d a chan :e. The old resorts could not bring the needed lubrication. It was indispensable that my chosen temporary ohiding place should suit me in several respects. It must combine the bles-ings of a pure, invLorating cHniate, with the comforts of a home and with these it Wtts essential that economy should be blended. A friend advised me to go to Llandudno. I actedtMpon his advice, and my experience may be worth recording. This was my first visit to the peninsula, which lie. between the Conway and St. George's Bays. Hitherto I had not even heard that it posses-ed any peculiar attractions for the seeker after health anart from those which may be found at any ordinary watering place. I knew that it was a fashionable resort in the summer months, and that Mr Bright had made it aim st hit home during the terrible affliction, which excluded him for nearly two years from political life but beyond this, Llandudno was, to me, an unknown world. My first impressions were decidedly favourable. 1 lined the place for several reasons. It is cosily situated, for it nestles at the foot of the huge mass of carboniferous limestone known as the Great Orme it is clean and well nuilt; while the sucrounding views are as pretty and varied as any to be found in this part of North Wales. The first sniff of air, as I stepped out of the railway station, was sufficient to assure me that I had come to a place which must be a paradise for invalids. I noticed that the local guide books made much ado about the cl mate being clear, dry, and invigorating but even they fail to over-estimate the wonderful purity of the atmosphere, the mi'dness of the temperature," and the refreshing effect of the sea breez,. Although it waa still the winter season, flowers were everywhere in pro- fusion—the primrose, the wallflower, and the crocus being almost at maturity. I was Wilt surprised at this when I subsequently turned over so ue statistics issued by the Registrar-General, and saw that the temnerature of .Llandudno, as calculated for the three years 1870-71-72, was considerably higher than that of Brighton, Eastbourne, Osborne, Truro, and other place. on the south coast; and that in very cold seasons the difference in favour of the Welsh town is most remark- able., I did not stop to inquire into the cause of this phenomenon, nor why it comes about that fogs are unknown on the peninsula. It was nothing to me that Llandudno possessed so many wonderful advantages if it were lacking in the one particular I have mentioned, namely, some place where I could enjoy the comforts of a, home without havrng to pay too nearly for the luMury. I had been advised to trv the Hydropathic Establishment in Neville-crescent. I did so. This establishment—of which Dr. Thomas, late of Chester, is the proprietor and medical superintendent —was designed and erected by the late Dr. Norton, specially for the purpose to which it i now devoted, and Dr. Thomas has considerably enlarged and im- proved upon the original structure. Neville-crescent forms part of the magnificent parade which runs from the base of the Great Urine half way to the little Orine. The situation commands a grand view of the hay, which stretches for nearly two miles between Ihe two head- lands and as Dr Thomas's premises form the southera end of the crescent, sojourners there are "n full sight of the magnificent scenery which ran .es from Penmaen- mawr to the point of Ayr, with Snowdon in the rear. The house itself is admirably adapted for the purpose to which it is applied. Larger than many of our Liver- pool hotels, it contains abundant accommodation, the rooms, corridors, staircases, &c., being spacious and well arranged. It is thoroughly warmed and ventilated, throughout, an advantage which invalids must in winter keenly appreciate and the domestic arrangements are carried out by the housekeeper, in such a way as to ensure the comfort of every visitor. The daily routine of the establishment is perhaps the best illustration I can furnish of its attractions for those who resort to it. At this season of the year, visitors are astir from sven to eight o'clock, and those who are so disposed take a short walk, or look over their letters (che post comes in about eight a.m.). The breakfast bell rings at a quarter before nine, and at nine prompt we hear the gong and sit down to a lioerally-sorved and weil-cooked repast, of which chops, bacon, sausa re, eggs, &c., form part. After breakfast we have morning prayer—-a very primitive service, just the reading of a chapter from the New Testament and a brief prayer. Before ten o'clock dispositions are being made for spending the forenoon. One party set out-for a walk over the headlands another take a drive along the shady lanes which skirt the wooded lulls about Gloddaeth, or go as far as Conway and Penmaenmawr; others, who are too feeble for such exertions, saunter on the spacious lawn of the establish- ment, or upon the beach, or along Mo-ityn-street, wnieh is studded on each side with many fine shops. Luicheoa is provided at noon, but it is slenderly patronised, as many of the visitors are out of doors, and all enjoyed breakfast too much to care for anything before dinner, which is served punctually at two. Soups, fish, roasts) pastry, and other courses gi ve: fair idea of the good Ilivin provided by the housekeeper. Breathing time after dinner soon passes away, and an hour or so is spent in the bihiard room, or in any other wag that may be preferred. About four o'clock a-general move is made toward the bathrooms, which are situated in the basement, and are models in every respect We first enter a room which to the new comer has more the appearance of an oratory than anything else. The coloured brickwork, the curtam recesses," the carpeted floor. and the softened light from above, contribute to the illnsion; but this is. soon dispelled by as examination of the place. In addition to the ordinary hydropathic appliances, we find commodious and well-appointed Turkish baths, Russian vaoouf baths, seaweed or ozone baths, a plunge bath; and last, but not least, a compressed air bath, of which there are only two or three in England. This last-mentioned bath was devised by an eminent French physician, and it is said to be specially beneficial ia astnma, bronchial affections, chfonic catarrh, and simitar affections. The ozone bath is a comparative novelty. Seaweed is immersed in water heated to nearly J 100degrees, and in tha dirty-looking liquid thus made the sufferer from rneuma ism and other complaints finds a wonderful relief. When given in its strongest form, this b'ath has effects upon the spine th it are only equalled by the famous baths of Kreuznach in Germany. Of course, the baths are only taken under the advice of Dr lhomas, who has devoted much attention to hydropathic treatment. One notable feature of this part of the establishment is the profusion of salt water employed. It is pumped in from the bay, where it rolls in from the open sea in great green wa ves. Having faith in the therapeutic agency of the Turkish barh, I go through that luxurious process, and enjoy to the full the dolce far viente which follows. Returning to the drawingroom, I find many of the visitors engaged ia letter-writing. In this matter, as in everything else, our convenience is carefully studied, as we have only te walk in the hall to post our letters. At half-past six. tea is served—cold fowl, tongue, and other acceptable dishes being forthcoming. The rest of the evening is spent in the most homely fashion. Hen is a merry knot around a cheerful fir3 there is a whist party others are engaged at chess or draughts, or have adjourned to smoke or play at billiards and the London papers, which have ere this arrived, are in re- quest among those whose appetite for news has not beea satiated by a perusal of the Liveroool or Manchester papers, which are to be found on the tables early in the forenoon. About' half-past nine a light supper is pro- vided for those who care about it, and hv half-past ten all are in bed, and invalids assured that they will not be disturbed by the slightest noise in the house. In the summer months a slight alteration is made in this daily routine, breakfast being served at half-past eight; and on Sundays tea is placed on the table at five o'c'ock, to allow of attendance at church or chapel. But the sketch I have given of one day's proceedings fairly re- presents life at the Llandudno Hydropathic Establish- ment. The system and punctuality observed through- out the whole of the domestic arrangements, and the civility and attention displayed by all the subordinates, really ensure what Dr. Thomas desires, the cheerfulness, comfort, and happiness of his visitors. Now comes a very natural query. What does all this cost ? All I can say is that I was satisfied, and with me economy was not to be lost sight of. Those who wish to ascertain the exact chargeR can write to Dr. Thomas for a tariff. They will find it pro rata. If they want private rooms instead f using the general drawing and dining rooms, they can have them, though not for nothing. But those who cast their lot among the general company, and take their meals at the table d'hote, will find, as I did, that they get first-class hotel living and accommodation, at much less than first-class hotel rate 8. 146 JQISEASE PREVENTED. 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