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i THE WORLD-FAMED I jSft BUTTER SUBSTITUTE Margarine.'FrenchPatent.' ONLY GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1889. MEDAL, GLASGOW, 1890-91. AWARD for Butter Substitutes, Cookery Exhibition, LONDON. 1895. <( T -p FOR FULL PARTICULARS, APPLY TO E DANSK" FACTORY, SOUTHAMPTON. having CARRIAGES to~ Nlar r OF will find the Baker Street Carriage S?Uapfl i^ndon, W. an excellent market. Carriages also vara- r,ost free. Est. 1822. E. T. DAVIS,Manager. S*JU.IARDS & BAGATELLE. S.^HHIG- BROS.. Ltd., Billiard Table. Maker*, Til# .« Hip; p,t. ["omer of Nw.v St.), "Condon, W.C. -^eapo.r, h<;i;pe for rev.i.u^ and all kinds of reguiaitit. iUUand suia;%<se. Eat. ISQ^ pO^THPORT-VICTORIA HOTEL on the d',tnenaQe and facing the Pier. Excellent cuisine (JSa ~TrVjri-aptic Address, "VICTOKTA." Manager. ■=Sq*jREx, lace of the Salisborr Hotel, London. „ I Ie SkiM),«*. & I ^Jstr*v Itching, Face Spots, Ac.), 1/1$, 1/9. | fgm gTO?; IIM* IY\>- ESTABLISHED 1881. ^JRkbeck BANK lx"i'i'-scpt»a Building*, Chancery Lane, London. ^sf^-A-HALF per CENT. INTEREST allowed on J repayable on demand. Per CENT, on CURRENT ACCOUNTS, on the mini- balances, when not drawn below £ 100. Rr^ ar,<* SHARES purchased and sold. » IUKJ3ECK AUIANACK, with full particulars, post FRANCIS RAVENSOROFT, Manager. |l ,EUEVBS PAIN OP AHT KIHD. COLLIS BROWNE'S CKLORODYHE,! COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, & NEURALGIA. — A few doses quite cifeotuaL—Caution.—The e xtraordinary medical reports on • «n/4>iJaiSatE<i0 the efficacy of Chlorodynerender PotectT.! importance that the public should obtain the Genuine, r-l ? Government stamp .bearing the wordsDr. J. Collis J\0(KJ j?. Chlorodyne." See decision Vice-Chan celior Si r W. Page Jaiyifl, 1S64. Tes timonials from eminent Physician# y-^Sbottte Sold in Bottles. 1/1 i, 2,9, & 4/6. by aU Chemists. J i 0 x\ {i f» f.i-ot Ki.ff »•!(' >u;l, _7 Zvxzi" Sale or llira. vA&2-IiiGtE3. LAUI?IE AND WARNER (LTD.), ^— SIX, OXFOr.D STKEET, LOXDON^W. M"HSiCAL .INSTRUMENTS for Brass, Reed, S*ae»."ivins»«"c*> ii £ '<fe Bauds, Pianos, 0-t>a.ls, M- lodcoua. ,St's r?as' SoecUiUv rsducud prices post fro. Sluw.-ilov !»L«Xrfir*,1*-lo»J>j,s C»P3 C:d lr.atruB.eats oouj-ot or t»*en Good Beccr.d-tianrt uv-'tnuaeat* aiv.-ws ou MM MiXi&e & Co.. Buxton £ oi»ii, auaoei-tineiq. They ey Soon.. A Cost*1 a* thhM- V? 2Jr Rollers, Jreds of users ^ir" ,n ? will tell you. Man?1e. Follow Ask them. Ad- *SE«r~ mitftV directions, ana jr»»» Hirh mgMl}\ they keep linen LoB- T W BOM, or Dean»- colour. They ff.te M.i«- last ao yeare or or more, lixe thou- Bold gtr««t, wuidBnowiuuw. Liv„,0OL. tr*» hj po.t, — U^L> METALS of every description purchased fox lUr^~HB- Bajsnjled & Sons, m.LambethWalk.Londga. PERIP.AM ADC All handsome solid walnut case, Httle J?" UnaAH. used. Bargain, £ 4 4/- Easy pa-YNE, 103, APPROACH ROAD, CAMBRIDGE ■h-r f LONDON, N.E. COTTAGE (Broadwood). Ccct £ 35; Easv Terms. PAYNE, 103, Ai'i'ROAUH y^tigAaiBaiu^E HEATH, LONDON, N.E. JLI^GIiAS, HUNGERFORD,& WILLIAMS. S*a. PROFITS PAID DUSING- 1890. ^t*fTSS per cent.: March 1, £15; April 1, l> »7; June 2, £ 10 July 1, £ 0; Aug. 1, £ 9; Sept. t, £ 8; tota, Oct. 1, £ 8 Nov. 1. £ 7 Dec. 2, £ 7. 'or 12 months, £ 92 per cent.^an average of nearly £ S Pur Cent. PER MONTH. I*™?*™ |09 cent. "NEW ILLtrSTRATED "M^AN'tTAf., free upon request, .shov.-in? how these profits may be SPECULATION. Cheques for profits CCHjd promptly 1st of eaoh moach, and for withdrawals of <^Wal on 2nd and 10 h of earh month. Trial investments of ILnd upwards may bo mads. W..T Jye not ;i di.^a+isfled Client. -^r^^ERF0^D, fi WILLIAMS, t. ■:i 'i Avpti.m,. I/.ii.-oE.C., and Piace da la Bom.ic, Paris. Ailments, Irregularities and obstructiong. A Pwjj. 'Vy 8UFFEBIER having tried every advertisec remedy in vain, has discovered a Simple Cure ftee to all, Send stamped envelope (It 4p to MRS. B. G-. ST. CLAIK, ^X^St^gonthamntOTi -Ruildings, Lond.m. W-C. SEEDS "'the' Grower. W6*in^MEDIATS CABROT, HOLLOW <^0^* TBEBLB Curled PARSLEY i°^. each REAIJ fv*8; l ?' BHTJSSBLS SPROUTS, SAVOY, RADISH, Mustard, each LETTUCE, VEGETABLE Mai^ROW, ^ei. 5k°. fori/- extra, 1 large packet each BROCCOLI, HEELER's IMPERIAL CABBAGE, LEEK, PICKLI..o fcjffilsiid*■*SuaAOH, WIKTE» Srivt-ca; and withleaeli 2/o pas-UcI-I in* Packet of Dnii oy ALBAWT P»AB and a packet of HAHLI> JoHiy ApwAMa&Sow, Seed Growcrg.Hungerfpnt. ilSIGHT PRESERVED. SJ^Sseg & FOLDEB S are fitted with the finest ^fk. i ^orld. 2/0 per pair, complete. The registered trade Si^Ks .J*1- is stamped on the frames of each pair. NOFINKH S^Wy r, £ l00 a Tint The Automatic Sight Testing & Optical Ltd., 65 & 66, Chancery Lane, London. Agents te ^^jsthroughout the united Kingdom. Apply direct wher- ■ryV^ffside for agents' address and full information, free_ of all kinds. —Cheapest and best from "gg^SsgboQ Co- stag Works.at. Button St.. Clerken well. London. & GRANITE, JpUr^s delivered free, flxinsc iuci'.isive. Headstones, crosso?;, «'?0^ Italy. ;I»' ^gns and prices free, J BON, Buckhurst Hill, London. Est. 50 years, new,latest Improvemcnt8,b»ll» throughout, tiuigent "Ste #7 ?fif, brake, mnd^uards, detachable pneomatic tyres, oost £ 1G, 0/0 Advertising Offices, 54, New Oxford 8t., London. „ FISH & POULTRY. M T c^ ^ELS, RESTAURANTS, SCHOOLS, Private Prirlvr.' &c supplied in large or small quantities atwhole- S W ou arrangements can be mad* A'rial solicited. r|t;_HAMBEIis & SON, 13, Pudding Lane, Bilhngsgate. <2JrATKlc^^s — Few Wings, Scene?, &c. Useiul subjects. p. State requirements.—Bikd, Church Sueet, Nu!-ton. nhlJ, FRANK BRYAN'S Patent C^CKET MV.M HAND5UARDS (,S SEWN ON. Of nil iVMiers, or fell Li=t free "O-D1- ^HOUSE SaUARjJ. LQNJ3GH, E.C CHEAPEST MANURE for FARM lot. rd?n- NATIVE GUA NO, £ 310s. per ton, in bs.pcs. Paid witlui) iOO miles. Al-cwt. bag crtrnage gom all vT^Ptof P.O. for 53 For twentieth rear's testim >TI nils address NATIVE GUANO COMPA.N V. L.JQ., *^fe= £ ^dgeStreet, LJ..1.Ec.-A¡;lènts W'anteu 1 U-«iCBC PLATE A" Mtnl W.nk, kc. I)"i •V«,w ls,IllnIte, of CHARLES EVANS k CO.. Tr^—Street. Beput Steett, Loudon. W. A ERDEEN GRANITE MONUMENTS, Sjul. carriage paid. Inscriptions accurate and b* a.a* prices from J. W. JLE&GE, Sonlptorr Aberdeen. SP?*for married women J>idispen?abla^» —4rCrra,'ln' In Envelope far Postal Order for 1/2. —-■JiyljrjSON, 4(A), Spamnh PIace, London, W. "J Sok f lA/rrS/l VI A Salary of 12/6 to 25/- per rB .Eg 'VUllnLl s v»-eek can be earned in spare Wf I'ours or evening, by either sex anywherq Proof IS °Wn Vio sent f, ee to anvone sending addressed envelope, •9, St. H-i1 litinS to T. SMITH & Co., (Department 1G.) -—zi?n's Oardens. North Kensington) London, W. AHeNZIE'S FEMALE REMEDY.—One !dQS'ri>Tj(V,5?, guaranteed to remove the most OBSTINATE S'lat.<ir> i9 > Ns and IRREGULARITIES from whatever t> li* not i„i,!ur^ Nothing can resist it. Failure impossible, r^'nedv nJ3?1 e most delicate. Hundreds of testimonials. **Uten post fr«e under cover, 6/- (live shillings), with Mrs. TSt 1^,ntee of cure. .Mackenzie. Trafford House, 83, Da-ire's Road, pj?ul imito* Fuiham, London. fJJJSERr^rr8- Advice free. ^thia tri-fS *lld Lu.V(.>XANDING CASES ragldly YIELD ^efor Rt^™1!1- Particulars, Testimonials, and AdTioe po«t ■ia^-SlSfflPed envelnpc. HE BEST FOR SALADS, &c., &c. ,II A 1>UITY AND QUALITY GcrARANTEEI1 ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. 8i>SBa5,^gyBa 2'0 YSAR3 3QUTITW tEK, LONDON. ^anteii to Introduce a Speciality — 8. & r 1Ct"ns,l Vinvnailers & Hot. is. Itefs. nec-e savy.— A P'P'i-'fT r,0 t"'<>cu>'s. 5*> Xew Oxford Street. London. to\vi Wanted to Introduce a Speciality r?fs. requ& Spirit Merchants. Clnbs, and Private Fair.' ',>er-. iTAXTTT* °' 0 ° Gould's,54, New Oxford i-t, Loritlou. -*A to ^PLOYM ■ NT*E thor Sex, a<idre-i>v *^Sjrtth «?&ei's' c;°P> ing', i;c. Li-.t Jc instructions, 1 2. ret urn- _T —^rgtjyprkWrappers, 70, LISSAST ST., i iv MM FAMILY MEtiiCiME. S^?°^rrT^S^JLX'1'^L,iviiR AND "lii^iui. BA-SSMATlaaP^SfSS HBMSBT FOR FEVER St olfU?}!8JW 8LEEP. AB8QLVTBLY WO SO COMMON WITH KERCURY ny 'cifksm.Aim irjr11*1 SUFF" T" cflNVII"!F- JJ2^ISOK'8 Pr?wr?«fS^ Vendor* in iJoxeH, and 1/9. ¥8?°^ Of WSS £ Per Box; OINTMENf, iftd. and t/9 BHITI8H rn^ eD.SS.unf- from M««rm. MOB^STIN CO.. VhiCOLI'EOS OF HKALTH, 88, Euston Rd.. Loiwlon. ttuteli "TU^ Prepared witjk a Pearl Coatimp mhick multm not interfere wit* tkrir promn' action. :NI0N I IMF ft>rthe s^TTTn >pnrr*i» <V>LD THB ROYAL MALL >Ry KCEAMEiva sail from Sovthamptom at iTr?? *or 8outt and East African Ports, ('allf gmP Apply to THB UNI OK 2?!PfS* CUmitod). Canute Ro»4. 94 to 86, Bishopsgttte The Lists will be opened on Monday, March 16th, 1896, and will close on Monday, March 23rd, 18S6, at 4 p.m. for Town, and at noon on the following day for the Country. 5000 Shares wore applied for before the Company was Registered. A Development and PromotiJJ Syndicate for a new and phenomenally rich Gold Area. Although a comparatively recently discovered gold district, the output of Cripple Creek for 1835 equals$8,000,003, or about one-sixth of the output of South Africa (for 1535), and exceeds that of Wotern Australia as given in the pulJlished returns. It is essentially a poor man's district where gold is found fr0111 the grass roots down. THE CRIPPLE CREEK PIONEERS, LIMITED. (Incorporated under the Companies Acts, 1862 to 1890). CAPITAL £ 50,000, Divided into 50,000 Shares of £ 1 each, of which 33,000 are now ofÏered for ubscription at par, payable 2s. 6d. Eer Share on Application, 2s. 6il. per Share on Allotment, s. per Share one month after Allotment, and the balance as and wIlen required in calls of not exceeding 5s. per Share, at intervals of not less than one month. 30,000 of the Sliares now offered are available for Working Capital. DIRECTORS. W. P. SUTHERLAND, Director, African and Australian Goldfields Syndicate, Ltd. (CHAIRMAN). CAPT. W. CUMBERLAND, Director, Great Boulder Main Reef, Ltd. ALFRED SPEAK, Director, British Westralian Mines and Share Corporation, Ltd. JOHN HAMILTON, Director, Ilannan's Main Reef, Ltd. OSMOND L. KENDALL, Pelyn, Lostwithiel, Cornwall. The Vendor will nominate a Director after allotment. SOLICITORS. LONDON.—HURRELL & MAYO, 33. Cornhill, London, E.C. COLORADO.—JULIUS THOMPSON, ESQ., Cripple Creek, Colorado, U.S.A. RANKERS. LONDON —PARR'S BANKING COMPANY & ALLIANCE BANK, LIMITED, Bartholomew Lane, London, E.C. COLORADO. — EL PASO COUNTY BANK, Colorado Springs, Colorado, U.S.A. AUDITORS. MESSRS. E. LITTLEJOHN, ROBERTSON & CO., 20, Bucklersburv, E.C. CONSULTING ENGINEER. CIIAS. IIASCALL, Cripple Creek, Colorado, U.S.A. SrccRKTAitv AND OFFICES (p-rotem.).- H. R. HART, 117, Bisliopsgate street, London, E.C. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. "THIS Company has been formed to carry on the usual business of a Development, Promf);jtl, and Finance '• Corporation, and to undertake any business commonly | undertaken by Bankers, Financiers, Promoters, and Con- cessionaires. The business of the Company will inc!w1¡o dealing in Options, Securities, and Concessions, and wilJ indude Mining Uperations enerally. Us operations will be chi6fly in connection with the mining innnstries in the recently-discovered Goldfields of Cripple Creek, Colorado, U.S.A. It is, in fact, intended to be the principal parent corporation in connection with this nlew district, similar to the large companies so snccessfully operating in South Africa and Western Australia. lifciiii; a pioneer Company, and almost the first EnglÍ:3h Company to turn its attention to Cripple Creek, it has an exception- ally wide scope for successful and remunerative business. Tiie Directors have every reason to believe that in thi" district there is a large field for development enterprise, with the most favourahleopportunitie¡; for highly profitable results, eater even than those which have been attaincd by similar undertakings in other parts of the world. Until \ery recently the British public had little or no conception of the enormous mineral wealth of the Cripple Crock Fields Its magnitude will be appreciated from the faet that although the most important of tlll's discoveries are of recent date, the annual output froll1 the district during the past fOllr years, according to statements in the liotky Mountain Noes of January 1,1896, has been as under 1891 £ 10,000 1893 £ 500,000 1892 £ 120.000 189-1 £ 300,000 1895 £ 1,620,COO Mr. R. S. Preston, Director of the United States Mint, in speaking of gold mining, is reported by the New York 'il/l"1i to have said: — From fads now in my possession," said Mr. Preston, in discu.-siiig his report, "I am satisfied that the gold product of the world will not be less than §200,000,0C0 for the calender year 1894. Of this increase the United Slates will contribute not less than £ 7.600,CGI, Colorado will furnish fron;$3,500,000 to §4,000,(X30, California, .$;,000,000, and Arizona, New Mexico, Idaho, and Montana will make handsome showings. In Colorado the principal increase will come from the Cripple Creek district. This district, altogether, will prorluce i>15,000,cc0 this year. It required sometime to convince c:1pitalists that this was a wonder- fully rk:1 district. The shipments of rich ore made in the lat year have removed all doubt about the future of the Clipple Creek country." (Extract from New York Times in Finmcial News, November 4th, 1895.) h may seem rash to predict that the gold product of Colorado in 1895 will be doublet1 in 1896, but the present indications for such a result, are far better than those which prevailed for the increase of the present year at the clostJ of 139-i. The work of production has only fairly commenced in the Cripple Creek district, and it will probably increase in something like a geometrical ratio for many years to come. "-De¡¡rer's Republican Mr. W. Weston, M.E., a well-known authority on Cripple Creek, wrote as follows in the Denver Republican, of January 1st, 1896 :— In Cripple Creek no outside capital was used, as the mines themselves, in most cases, paid from the surface down and furnished the capital to develop them, to acquire additional territory, and to pay dividends as well" Now I know that comparisons are odious. In this in- stance I have not made them for the purpose of decrying South African mines, but to show that, while the latter have astonished the whole financial world, we have in Cripple Creek what bids fair to be a much more "wonderful thiug, and what is really, for its size and age, the greatest known goldfield in the world to-day." The first business of this Company will be as follows To take and, if it thinks tit, deal with the undennentined and other options on properties, some of which were ob- tained before the present gold fever set in, and consequently enables the Company to obtain the right of acquiring some of them on terms which the Directors consider much more favourable than had the options been obtained at a later date. The options comprise :— 1. The right to acquire one-fifth interest or less at par in one of the largest develop- ment enterprises in Colorado, comprising 200 to 300 Mining Claims in the Bare Hills district. S. The right to acquire a Patented Claim on Gold Hill, Cripple Creek. 3. The right to acquire a Patented Claim of 10 acres north-east of the "Gold King" property. 4. The right to acquire a property comprising 5, acres adjoining the "May Queen" pro- perty. S. The right to acquire a fall claim of 10 acres on "Mineral Hill," Colorado, U.S.A. 6 The right to acquire 6 Claims near the celebrated "Victor." on Bull HilL 7. The right to acquire CO Claims near the well-known Lincoln Mine. The whole of the above or other options will be purchased on the terms that the Company shall be at liberty to inspect all the properties, and purchase or reject them as they may As to the option firstly described, the one-fifth interest which the Company has the option to subscribe for at par is in shares of a proposed Company which includes, as the Directors are informed, an amalgamation of about 3000 acres, with Town sites, entire Water rights, Mill sites, and Placer sites. This enterprise, the Directors are also informed, is causing great excitement in the district, and it is exceedingly probable that the shares which this Company has a right to subscribe for will stand at a very high premium in a very !fhort time. # Valuable properties are often in the hands of individuals without the means for sufficiently developing them. The Company will make a special object of acquiring such properties on favourable terms to develop them and turn them to account, also of obtaining Leases and Options on (or purchasing) approved mining claims, acting as inter- mediaries for tbe sa1e of the same, either in America or in Europe, as ntay be considered advisable. An idea of the success which is likely to attend a develop- ment 11.11(1 promoting Company in CriPple Creek such as thIS one may be gathered from the fact that, whereas two years ago there was only one exchange in Colorado Springs and none in Cripple Creek, there are at present no less than six in these two centres. So great, in fact, is the interest in this locality throughout the States, that exchanges have been established in Chicago, New York, and other large centres, to deal in the Shares of the Mines of the Cripple Creek district. The Anglo-American Times, December 21st last, states that dealings on these exchanges in Cripple Creek mining shares amounted to 11,852,457 for the first week in December. In the New York Sun of December 1st, 1895, brief mention is made of a few famous mines in Cripple Creek, from which the following are extracts :— In fact, the United States Press devotes considerable attention to the wonderfully rich gold developments of this district. *>A gold fever appears to be already setting in in America in connection with the Cripple Creek fields, and there is little doubt that in a short time the attention of th* British public will be attracted to it; in all probability once the actual facts regarding it are known to the English investor, they will cause more excitement than even the re- cent boom in South Africa and West Australian ventures. The Denver Times, of November 27th, 1895, says, There are dozens of properties now soiling on a basis of $50,000 ( £ 10,000), which during the next twelve months will be considered cheap at$2,C00,000 ( £ 400,000)." The Company will at once dispatch experienced Agents to the field, who will superintend its operations and protect its interests there. The only contract entered into by this Company is one dated March 10th, between Joseph Sargent of the one part, and this Company of the other part, by which the said Joseph Sargent sells this Company certain options for 17,000 fully-paid Shares in this Company, and S5000 in cash. This Contract can be seen at the offices of the Solicitors of the Company. ,i, Applications for Shares should be made on'the accompany- ing form, and should be sent, together with a cheque for the Application money at the rate of 2s. 6d. per Share, to the Bankers of the Company.. Prospectuses, Forms of Application, and prints of the Memorandum and Articles of Association may be obtained at the Bankers, Solicitors, and Offices of the Company. LONDON, March, 1896. THE CRIPPLE CREEK PIONEERS, LIMITED. FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES. (To be retained by the Banker..) To the Director, of THE CRIPPLE CREEK PIONEERS, LTD. GENTLEMEN,—Having paid to the Company's Bankers the sum of £ being a deposit of 2s. 6d. per Share on Shares 01 £1 each in the above Company, I hereby request you to allot me that number of Shares, and I agree to accept the same, or any less number allotted to me. Signature Name (in full) ilirfri'ss — Profession or Occupation Date 189o. LADIES mrcinmHJtTomilBSI laritiea. » medicine which cures (usually in a few hours) Saes which have baffled the skill of the bast medical men. No wmedv'took'tamedtate effect?* less°than 12hour«I was all ritfht, after 14 weeks of misery and hopeless- nesa Aproperly certified guarantee is en closed ^th all testi* SBrSroTpiC^e at 4s.6d.i8usually Kifflcient for any case. Ladies sendatonce ▼a! one for particulars and proof s. I will forfeit £ 1000 for every testimonial that Is not genuine. Th-mnands of testimonials have been received. Established over 100 years. Do not be misled by showy advertisements and other so-called remedies Xch Je utterly worthless. Write privately, at once, to- .BDICAL IlfSTITUTE, I' '{ E ?_¡;, D ffpm* WOOBJZïEYS PJTTWT* "I. HK, -.ACHIN158, are FEE M rras V during BEASON 1886, \s\JF DAMAGED FROM ANY uAUSE. àf" 1\F:H:- *viJlr THE HYDE IMPERIAL RU;¡¡¡iR co.. LD., WOODLEY I REAL BOON TO LADIES, Jteperially to thoie who wl«b to know T A TkT17, S t \jt of a Mife, certain, aud speady remedy JLi-CXX/AXJ KJ for nil irrejularitiet and obstructions, -|- i TvTljl O '111 a remedy which nndarths most trying I IA I i I .hi Q otreamiuuieet and in the molt difScali „ 10 ind LADIES ™ OBBTIHATB OASIS A T)TT? Q -L \J SBV*B FAILS TO A170SD -LL-TTJ^XXU 0 TO ULID, LADIES TO GOMM"T = A -zw zomm LADIES TO Mr«. 8now, of Saamark LADIES ^8111, CamberwaU, wrltoa: T ATvTTTirt -By a doe ting y<wr.tr»»trae«tmy JjADlilib anxiety and mteary wa over within TOTW•I>TY-FOA^hours, although tor orer T A TJTXJ1 Q three monf-hs I had B««n daHy TAKING JUA±/J.XU O N,A pills and OTTER things in vain. HAFI -P I P,YN Q '1(1 SMOSSATY YOO wstsreroirfnttri, I 1A I I ?'J O S» MY iataase JOR and surprise." A T^TI7 C5 JFU A SWAM RAANMTEE is enolosed with I IA 1 /xiii IJ aB taitiiacaiali and whl«H — T T71 N ■W) J» insxpanai* a* one bottia at *». TlADIKo J- w jby post, 4M. ML) is naaally saffloiws< N. 10 rip*partTsnlars will be ttaffly far- LADlli S TO LADIES TO WrfUKivaW, LADIES Mr».S. S. 8., LADIES ■LV KS, SIOOKWBI.L S*AD, TO LASSOS, s.W. LADIES TJ1ISH AND SOOT M &HTJRE.—Tlie best Js- value for money on the market, l-'liodpliates 10 per cent., Ammonia 24 per cent. I'rice £ 3 lOs. per ton. f.o.r. London, net cash, batj* included. T „ n W H HALE & THOMPSON, CO, IMark J-,aT]e,_Lo]](lon, jF.. LAMP WICKS TTse the SIMPLEX" Safety Wicks for all kinds of Oil Lamps LAMP WICKS AND Stoves. — NO TRIMMING, NO SMELL. Sizes: Jin. to Duplex, in I doz. & 1 doz. boxes, 6D. AND V-\ Circular FT Stoves Wicks, from 3d. each, according to size; Cycle Wicks. 6A. per box of 12. Send size of Wick required (if unobtainable locally) to A. J. HENDERSON & CO., 8. Lombard Court, London, WASTE PAPERS WANTED.-Destroye(i T" at our Works. Repulped at Mills. Please write to A. COB KN & CO., 161. Great Dover Street. London. S.E. RUBBER WASTE OLD & T METALS OLX?. A. COHEN & Co.. 161, Gt. Dover St., London. BROWN undertakes to give a good price JUL. for LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S left-oS Clothing. FURNITURE valued and fetched from any part of London. 249 TOTTENHAM COUBT ROAD, LONDON, W. IVRO^EY" £ 2 to £ 1000 ADVANCED to all ijrX. responsible persons, on Note-of-hnnd. No sureties. No Bills of Sale required. 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"A PRIVATE CAPITALIST, member of a well-known wealthy firm, having a considerable sum of •uninvested money, is prepared to advance the same in sums or mot less than £ 20 to £ 10,000 to persons of undoubted respectability on their own Promissory Note, without asking for Sureties or Security,or preliminary charges whatever,at a low & reasonable Rate of Interest, for short or long periods; strictly private ana confidential. As this advertisement is not connected with ajiy loan society, itis requested that habitual borrowers will notap. ply .-For full particulars apply personally or by letter to lenaer, W. WALLIS. ESQ..66, Gt. Russell St..Bloomshnrv. London.W.C,. I tmro New List of Specialities*, SK-N T IJ KiiiE. LAUltO Sealed. CROQK & CO.,8W>, TCinirsland Road, London. EGGS. EGGS. 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