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ftabtsmtti's Jtbtmssfs. R. EVANS & CO.'S AROMATIC GINGER ALE Ie non-alcoholic, nnd from intOsicaHng properties. It ii eminently stimulating an 1 invoteratintr, pleasant to the 4gre, and atrreeible to the As a dinner bPvem.se it promotes di?e=ti">n. It is tho safest bev-'rave for the OVER. HEATED, and is thus specially ada-pted for eventti? parties. It is recommended to he dented (cay two or three bottler fct a time) info r> trlass jurr. and Fs sparkhn? pripertae- will them be improved when poured from the jug into the tumhler •r champane plass. R. EVANS & CO 'S GINGER ALE may be snfely taken fcy tins young or "ged as n daily beverage, and is equally adapted fer a summer or v¡jnpr drink. R. EVANS & CO.'S GINGER AJJ, and all their othar 1tev(,r:1e, are re rfeotlv hec frmn iml1tlrities, amI tire jpttarante^d fre" frem LE \r* aNl other inj'irions eontamina- ttong. The wate- from which these beverasros are prepared is f-r v.nr^ty, as shown by the analysis of several Cstinguished chemists. PRICE 303. PER GROSS. In which quantities for assorted Mineral Waters) it is delivered cp ria re mid jotlw f-b»Hr.n. the empties being alse returned at R. EYA s & CO.'S charge. R. EVAXS & CO., WREXHAM, NORTH WALES. R. EVAKS~& CO. Call special attention to their GINGER ALE. R. EVAKS &.CO'S G:n<JER ALE J not an imitation of the many compouud sold tllHljr this narne. Ji-^VANtS & GO'S '.) Has special qualities peculiar to itself, and lias in addition rem'tkabb" tonic, sthnula- ling and ill \'Í;;rornl 'Jl properties which 110 other G ng"-r Ale possesses. R. EVA]SS & co's G!nGF;r ale Is a splendid Stomachic, promoting diges- tion Rud a,i,¡iilg in the a^similatian of f. od. R. ] £ VAINS & GINGER ALE Is non-RiCoho'ic, and supplies the place of beer, wino, &c., ItS a dinner or general beverage. R-. £ VAx\S & OINGEl ALE Is equally a WINTER and a SUMMER beverage. R. EVANS & cu's GlNGER ALE May be tak»n by person of ail aijes with benefit. R. & CO'S GUGEt- ALE Is commended fo the puhlic itS the best drink of the kind ever produced. R. Evans & OU') OJ:\ YR ALE. Its superiority overall others win be con. firmed by one trial. R. Evans & co's GINGER ALE Is in daily u by many of the Aristocracy, Clerjry, and Medical Faculty. R. & GiNGLxv ALE Is in daily use in hundreds of house- ho'ds. R. & CO'S GINGER ALE Only requires to be known to be a general favourite in e. ery household. R. & GINGEii ALE May be had at Hotel, and Raihvay Stations, aid fronl 01i"ini-t», COl,fectioile1' and Itdjan Warrihon-cnien. g ] £ VANS & GO'S GINGER ALE. Should any difficulty occur in bein;r 8Up- plied wi lt R. E"ti! s and Co's Speer l Ginger Ale, it Clll be had direct froth tile Manttf ctorv. R. Is forwarded, carriage paid, to aU parts of the country. R. EVANS & AE HATED MINERAL WATFAiS JURE ABSOLUTELY PURE, AND ARE UNSURPASSED BY THOSE OF ANY MANUFACTURER. NON-ALCOHOLIC, AERATED, AND PHOSPHATED IRON BEVERAGE. ZOEDONE. BRAIN AND NERVE TONIC AND NUTRIENT x TONIC ZOEDONE is not a medicine, but a beveraX3 f0r daily nae. It possesses properties combined in no other beverasre, having the efsenti il c nstitneats of the BLOOD, BRAIN, and NERVE TISSUE. It is agreeable to the palate, ptt:U,flnt to the cye, and in-.ircant m its action. It is 3.1,0 non-alcoholic. As a dim; r b era-re i; is unsurpassed as an ^reecble sparkling drink; especially ndapteJ for the over- worked, worrL d, or anxious; for oonva.1(,8cent:o! it is in- wIuaHe. It is recommended to the weak and to the strou? as life-renewing and health-sustainin?. The Faculty spsaK Wi the ljinkest terms oÏ it,: Rill I an award of Honourable Mention has been given to it at the Paris Exhibition, 1878. PRICES (Including bottles), FREE ON RAILS AT WREXHAM fs. per dozen, in half Champagne Eottles. Sfl. EXTEA PER DOZ. FOR PACKAGES, not return- aide. PER DOZ. EXTRA, specially prepared for ship- ment, and pr.ek'd in ca> ks. "Among the products exhibited by R. Evans and Gompant/l of TFrexham, is M tr Zoeihme or Plioxphatcd Beverage, which is mi elegwit jUlhttnble tonic drink continuing Jfc« phosphates—lime, if on, soda, nnd potash."—LAHCET. ZOEDONE MAY SAFELY BE TAKEN DAILY IN 1JSUAL QUANTITIES AS OTHER BEVERAGES. Dr. ED. A. KIR KBY., in his work on The Value of Bjiosphorus says The therapeutic effects of Phosphorus are due to it3 ALIlENTA RY properties, and when employed a« a MEDICINE it is appropriated M a FOOD in buildins? up and renovating nerve tissue. Phosphorus is a well-known 80IIstituent of the blood, ard a never-failing ingredient in the more important tissues and fluids of the body. In com- mon with Iron and Lime, it is a very important ALIMEN- TARY principle, and whenever its svnply is not in proportion to the needs of the economv. deterioration of nervous tissue and nerve force ia an inevitable consequence." Opinions of the Press, and Dr. JTassalVs report.' "ZOEDONE is at once a food and a drink, having high ralue for sustentation and fer restoration of the debilitated." -British and Foreign Omfdi ner. ZOEDONE is no dlltlbt;2. very efficient and pleasant vehicle for the administration of the but little soluble phosphate of jfoct.—jLancet. Dr WOOD soys:—" As ft rntrient tonic to the nervous IIftItem. tmd In all eases of nervous exhaustion, the uso of phosphorus is commended by reason and y experience." have carefnlly examin-d a of the New Aerated Mineral manufactured bv Messrs Evans Co., and to wfcich they have given the name of ZOEDONE. I find the Statement made respectinsr its o nv o; t on to be fully borne eat by tbe-analysis. The ZOT DONE is tt BRIGHT, SPARK- LING, and VERY PLEASANT beverage, quite free fro n 8IT medicinal teste; inderd. it forms a most agreeable and elegant vehicle for the administration of the Phosphates of libne and Iron which it contain?, and which are in a state of jwnplete sol«tion.ARIHUR HILL HASSALL, M.D. Author of Food, its adulterations and the method of their on." PATENTEE: JJ. JOHNSON, F.C.S. MANUFACTURER?: R. EVANS & CO., WREXHAM, NORTH WALES. R. EVANS & CO., CHEMICAL LABOEATOET, WREXHAM. 27 raÖsmtnl s ^liibrcssrs. THE OLD TEA FAMILY GROCERY, FOREIGN & COLONIAL STORES, 14, HIGH-STREET, WREXHAM. c; K. BENS0N & 0°-' PROPRIETORS. These STORES are established to supply the public with TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, FOREIGN AND COLONIAL GOOD GENERAL GROCERIES, &c„ &C., At Merchant Price3. C. K. BENSON-& CO. Are prepared to Supply all Goods at the value of £ 3 find upwards on the ame Terms and at the same Prices ns the Army and Kavy, Civil Senic<" or any o her Cc-operative Stores III or out of London ARRIVAL OF THE NEW SEASON 1JEAS. rpIIE New Season's arrival "r FINE TEAS from China ar again exceedingly large, while the excellent qUfllity of former years is fully maintained. The most delicate taste of connoisseurs will be gratified by the superior character of some cf the INDIAN TEAS which have arrived, resembling the old choice Kaisow-o highly appreciated by the con- sumers of the finer classes of TEA. SHAKING QUALITY as the STANDARD of VALUE L and the TEST of CHEAPNESS, C. K. BENSON and Co. contiden:ly state that Goods purchased at their stores caonot he surpassed by any stores, firm, or company in the Kingdom. C. K. ;B-]xs()X AND CO'3 STOCK OF FRENCH, ITALIAN, FOREIGN, AND COLONIAL GOODS CANNOT BE SURPASSED. DELIVERY OF GOODS. C K. BENSON & Co. deliver all Orders, Free of Charge, by their own V: ns, or by Carrier, or Carriage Paid to the nearest Railway Station. Orners pel" Post, Carrier, or Messenger, will have imme- diate attention. HOURS OF BUSINESS. 'I'HESS STORES are opened at 8 a.m., and closed at 7 X p.m.; 011 Thursdays at 8.3u p.m., and aturdays at 10.30 p.m. NJ>.—They will be entirely closed on the four days set apart as Bank Holidays. O. K. BENSON & CO., TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS A HIGH.STREET 73 TEE XII AM. VALENTINES! VALENTINES! OP THE LATEST AND BEST DESIGNS, AT THE BOOK & STATIONERY DEPOT, 1, CHURCH-STREET, n WREXHAM. y ALL y A NEW A. L STOCK L E THIS E N SEASON, N T SELECTED t I FROM I N THE N E BEST E s HOUSES. S PRICES-Iv. TO 5S. W. GARRATT-JONES, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, CHURCH- STREET, WREXHAM. BILL POSTING. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. WE beg to inform parties having bills to post that it has come to our knowledge that some person or persons (not in our employ) have been engaged to post bills in the country districts at a cheaper rate than our Card Scale (5s. per day). Having commenced business as Public Bill Posters, and gone to considerable expense, and being under heavy rents, in order to meet the wants of the advertising public, we beg to state that in future we cannot take in bills for posting the town unless we have the country work (if any), also delivering, window display, &0. Our object is to protect our cus- tomers. We employ none 'but competent men to post and deliver, and we hold each man responsible. We personally go around and; in pect the stations in each week, and should any of our men omit a station, they are bound to go out a second journey at their own expense. When parties send out bills by a private Bill Poster, they of necessity run the risk of having their work most unsatisfactorily done (although at a lower rate). AN EXAMPLE. A bill poster (not in our employ) was engaged last week to post bills in the country (the bills in town having been given us to post). The bills were posted across other bills xohich were not out of date. The owners of the bills in date detected it, and sent a man around and had the bills (put up by the private bill poster) torn up, so that instead of the parties employing an indepen- dent man, having the bills put up cheaper, the fact is that the money paid to the man was thrown away, and no bills to be seen in a few hours. We therefore trust, that having taken the business up on behalf of the advertising public, we shall receive the public support in return, being that we hold ourselves responsible in case of neglect on the part of men in our employ.—We remain, your obedient servants, G. JONES & SONS, Bill Posters. Bank-st., Wrexha.m, 21st Jan., 1879. WANTED.—Dead walls, gable ends of houses, hoardings, old buildings doors, &c., suitable for BILL POSTING. Persons having any places in Wrexham or outskirts suitable for bill posting can have GOOD RENTS for the same, by applying (by letter) to G. JONES & SONS, Bill Posters and Deliverers, Bank-street, Wrexham.—G. Jones and Sons rent a great number of places at present, but in order to do justice to advertisers and the public, they are desirous j of having more places to exhibit bills. RENT PAID IN ADVANCE. 176 J frabfsmen's I OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS!! 1, HOPE STREET, WREXHAM. EDWARD JONES begs to call the attention of the Public to his remaining stock of winter OVERCOATS, which he is prepared to sell at very considerable reductions. Also a number of remnants in Scotch and West of England Cloths, &c., &c. 196 ESTABLISHED HALF A CENTURY. C. MITCHELL AND CO.'S GENERAL ADVERTISING OFFICES, 12 and 13, Red Lion Court4 Fleet Street, LONDON, E.C. ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED in all NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, &c., without extra charge, securing prompt and accurate insertion. Contracts entered into with larje advertisers on liberal terms. Foreign Advertising. Free Translations. "NEWSPAPER PRESS DIRECTORY," issued annually. Post free 2s 6d, containing full particulars of every newspaper, magazine, and periodical published in the United Kingdom. 132 Insurances. LAW UNION FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE (JOMPANY Established in the Year 1851. Chief Office: 126, CHANCERY LANE, LONDON, W.C. TIle Funds in hand mid Capital Subscribed amount to upwards of £ 1 ,500,000 iiii?rlirig>. By express provision in the Company's Deed of Settlement and'by the Conditions of tlie Pol:eios of the Company, t"e Capital and Funds of er.ch Department are kept distinct, and under no circumstances ca the Capital or Funds oi one Department be apiiliei to the payment oI losses or expenses incurred in the other department. Chairman. JAMES CLDDO. Esq., Biirri-ter-at-Law, Goldsmith Bu.lding, Temple. Depuly Chairman. CHARLES PEMBERTON, Esq. (Lee and Pembertons), Solicitor, 44, Lincoln's lion Fields. Loool Directors. EVAN MORRIS, Esq., Solicitor, Wrexham. K. J. S1SSON, Esq., Solicitor, St. Asaph. Actuary and Secn-etary. FRANK McGEDY. FIRE DEPARTMENT. The terms are in general the fame as those of the principal Fire Insurance Offices. The capital responsible for lorfs s is £ 75P,W>, cxctu ive of the Reserve Fund. The business is conducted with liberality and prornp,Üude. LIFE DEPARTMENT. Capital. The Law Union In'nrance Company i* based upon a princi- pie whit'll cojil.'ities the benefit of .vutual Insurance, with a guarantee of a ubcribed c ipiCil. The am .unt o- such capital in the Life Department is £r,tJ.llttl) fully subscribed. Whilst perfect security is thus afforded, the number [nlll character of the shareholders (almost all of whom are members of the legal i,rof-i;-io.) will command a large umcuct "f Inviness, aud consequent ad- vantages will arise to the insured. Bonus. The Profits are divided every five years, and the assured entitled TO participate receive the whole or' such projit*. wilh the except on or five per cea-. of the premium* received duriiiL' the Quinquenuium fwhich belongs t. the proprietors). Any Bonus ueclari-d maybe received in cash, added to the sum a.un<1. or he applied to the reduction of ho pre1I1iurn. Next Divit-ion in 1S79, and all policies dfected on ih" With Profits S ale," before 30th November uext, will participate. Prospectuses and every information sent on application to the Secretary, or to any of the following looal agerts:- Denbighshire: JAMES POWELL, sclici'or, Th ■ Priory, Wrexham. Flintshire: SISSON & GEORGE, Solicitors, Rhl I and St. Asaph. EDWIN WILLIAMS, Parliament-street, Bryn Hyfryd, Iihuddlau. 19 fp01TCtt. MONEY MONEY MONEY! 52, TOWER BUILDINGS, WATER-STREET, LIVERPOOL. N S IIART, SOLE PROPRIETOR. TO ALL IN WANT OF MONEY.—Time nnd un?iecessary expense can be saved by applying, either personally or by letter, to the above address, where cash advances are made from 4:10 to ti,000 (with- out sureties) on the shortest possible notice, and on the most reasonable terms. Repayable by easy instalments to suit borrowers. Can be made either personally or remitted by post-office orders, or in postage stamps, thereby affording every facility to parties whose time is an object to them. Please to note the address as above. N.B.—No con- nection with any other office. 108 MONEY! MONEY MONEY I IMMEDIATE C >sh Advances made, from £ 5 upwards, on Furniture, Trade aud Farm Stocks without removal or publicity.—Apply to W. L. JONES AND CO., Eldon Chambers, 47 Dolgeley. LOANS.—MONEY.— £ 11 and upwards Lent on valuable L life po icits, plate, jewellery, deeds, and all sorts of valuaole goods.—MR WILLIAMri, Loan Oflice, 136, High- street, Oxford. LOANS from £ 6 to £ 1,000 can be hid without delay, with re-payments to suit borrowers. — Apply to MR CHARLES WILSON, Auctioneer and Valuer, 62, Bridire- street.Chef-ter. 49 MONEY TO LEND, WITHOUT SURETIES, BY THE IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANK.—DISTANCE i.O OBJECT.—All respectable Householders, whether t) ev are private Gentlemen or Ladies, Shopkee, ers, Farmers. Car Proprietors, Cow Keepers, Trad- smen, or Clerks, they can be accommodated bv this Bank with Sums of Iolley Irom £ 10 to £ 1,000, repnya bl", by easy instalments, expending over one year and upwards, to enable th m to increase theirstocks aud afford them every kind of temporary accommodation, without friend as sureties and without any unnecessary delay Applicants would do well bt fi re implying to any office to Consider its re-pectatilily. This office was established in 1*75. and since that time its bu-iuess in advances has been rapidly increasing, and it now m^kes more advances than any other simrle private advance office, in the provinces. Every information willingly afforded. Apply,eitherpersoually or if by letter state amount required, to LEWIS SIMMONS, Proprietor, 48 27, South John-street, Liverpool. Communications upon subjects of local interest, or pasting events, are always acceptable, and will be thankfully received by the Editor. Circulating in such an extensive district as does The Guardian, it is next to impossible to obtain information of all events transpiring, and therefore any assistance rendered is exceedingly acceptable. Intimation of coming events should also be sent.

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