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Welsh Markets -— i CARNARVON, SATDBD»T Fresh batter, Is 6d to Is 8d per lb; salt do, led per lb eggs, 7 to 8 for a Is; !leese, 5s Od to 6. 6d each; dacks, 28 Od to 3s Od each; fowls, Is 3d to 2s 3d each; beef, 2jd to 9d per lb; muttou, 7d to 9d per lb lamb, 7d to 9d per lb veal, 4d to §d per lb; pork, 8d to 9d per lb potatoes, Od per lb. RUTHIN, MONDAY.—Fresh butter, la 4d to Is 5d per lb eggs,8 and 9 f r a lB;fowls,2s6dto 3s fid per couple; ducks, 4s 6d to 58 Od per couple. WREXHAM (CATTLE) MONDAY.—At this market to- day there was a small supply of stock, and trade was but middling, Beef made from 6d to 6id per I. mutton, 7d to itd, ar.d veal 5d to 8Jd. There was a good stock of pigs on offer, and they realised from 9s to 9s 6d per score lbs. There were very few store cattle on offer.

Racing Fixtures. I Leopa?s.owu. December 26 I Li'i etick December 26 1 —-

The Chase. THE MARQUIS OF ANGLESEY'S HARRIERS WILL MEET AT OL LUUK. To-day, (Saturday) Siglan ??T'??26th'7.?HoII.nd?? (If wet on Wednesday).  Saturday, December M)th. Llanfair Post Offi?e ? THE ANGLESEY HARRIERS WILL MEET EACH DAY AT 11-30 A.M. To-day .Tlcfol P!M Wednesdav, December 27th .Tregalan C d a y & -a?i? yydd Alm -110 08 Saturday ,D. ecemberMb :.]? n_.n._ THE FLINT AND DENMlliH MUUNUB WILL MEET AT 11 A.M. TO.I)AT ISatnrda)' Maesmynan Wedriesdav, Deceuii i'r 27th. ^cond Mi*i**• MM9fflTnftn uoensterry (at 11.AO a.m.) Saturday, December Llanrhaiadr MR. PRYSE'S FOXHOUNDS 'rhursda),'Neembe? 28th rtwLin fCraroasss 8aturday. Member 30th. .Cwm C?0.8 EaohdayatMooIock. SIR W. W. WYNN'S HOUNDS Will MEET TMay 'Saturday) .?.BT  Wo"eKlay, December 27th US*1 ^SSmIfiitthhYy At 10-30. Friday.De<.ember 29th .Ca?en Sat?rday, U?embcr 30th CwIsco!le!Sa tl THE TANAT SIDE HARRIERS WILL MEET AT 11. "Friday, Doeember 23th Llandrinio THE YALE OF LLANGOLLEN HARRIERS WILL MEET AT 11. To-day (Saturday).

CARNARVON. ARRIVALS.—Prince Ja Ja (s), Andersen, Liverpool..Ibis, Griffiths, 1- .Sarah, Jones, Noelfm.. Rom Harriette, Grifdth, Por<innacn..Cwmavon. Prichard, A.1??h.. Willia. Bowyer L'?,erpol Annc ET'an? Cardiff A?a Mar Bowyer Ltverp<x)t.. K?'t Harris. Cardiff Glenravi! '1\l.erit:i: Virtue, Iiii I portiull?n. Liveroool..Prince J a Ja (s), An?en do Sarah, Jones, Redwharf FAim Bond, Knox Warrington Pre,ident Garfield. Roberts. GIou?B- ter Margaret and Mary, Williams, London.

PORTMADOC. 'II "3!.lP AM'YAM.—'Uarminn (S" Amae-, uuraiu-Mucii.. ,s i Hoberts. Lin,rpool .Ant (8). do. '???-?????-?vi.s. Ab.ry?wyth Re?cM (?: Robert.. Liver^^Do^

THF WELSH WEDDING GIFT —The presente- tion from the ancient and loyal people of Wales to the Duke and Duchess of York, which took place at Y.rk HouM. on Satnday.is a well-chosen gift. It;consists of a m%s?ive iMdinicre. e.ti.g .a dot&ohaMe P'?te?- ;bea:)1in:deg Me :nr:Û; the York rose and rose leaves, while the member above the plinth is richly chased with orange blossoms and true lovers' knots. Around this plinth are eight panels in gold, each illustrating important scenot4 iia the history of "lI:allallt little Wal s." Between the panels »re portrait plaques, also in gold repousse, taftli representing a famous Welshman. There are, as finishes to the plinth, two questriau statues represen. ting Henry V. and the Prince of Wales, that of the Prince being a capital likeness. Beside thete ara ,mt"i ti,'rures of tht- ancient Welsh Druids, each with a correct model of his harp, aaw?tManamberof ,biolds with the arms of Wales, arranged on the feet nfthe p?teau. The jardiniere is an ovi f orm b-ket, Seated in delieato repousse,and having gold repousse ??" e?i-howing the four castle<famou?tn Welsh T, t?r, -H?rieob. R?'an. Pembroke, Carnarvon At ?h end of the ba<ket wiuge cupids ?o,?y garlands  t?w?erb while on eachfront IS a deeorabvegroup with the Royal arms, and tlw¿e &180 of the Duke York and X ? ?'??'t"ar'm??a ??? The work is ft.6m. log, 3ft. ,id, and 2ft. 0.n in h01ght. Its weight exceeds 3000 pwn?nc.MMsJM2aiy t Cm ?.? ^undredweight and a half f sib er. It !S ,?"?'??,? to note that all the materials ha?e come from Messrs Elkington and Co., WoTw. tVo designers and manufacturers.- Ni!y Graphic.

VINOLIA FOR SOAP (for Delicate Skins), 64., 8d.. 8d„ 10d., h 2.6. per Tablet. CREAM (for Itching, Face Spots, 4c.), lilt, 1/9. j POWDER (f r UodnCBS, Roughness, Ac.), 1-. 1/9.

FOOTBALL NEWS. I LONÐOW WILSH T. UZBRIDOK.—Thi» no at oh was played last Saturday on the Welsh ground at Reseal Rim, and although the Welih were handl- oapped to the sxteut of havioK to play one abort throughout the game they soored twioe in the first half and onoe ID the second, whilst Usbridge were only able to notch a single in the concluding portion. A muob stronger game was expected from the fact that the visitors nave figured in the Middlesex final for the last four years. London Welsh:- Cleoyg j O"- (goal), M. ap 8ienoyn, and RamBey Wil-T. (backs), Li Roberta, M. B. Hn?he* and Bees Lewis (halves), W. Lea Robsrts, R. Lee Kobertl (captain), R. Jones, "d Llew Evanl (forwards). LONDON W*MH 2HD XI. v. MBTROPOLITAN IùIL. WAY,—Played at NeaBden last Saturday and resulted in a win for the Welsh by 8 goals to 2. London Walsh.-&. R. Hughes (goal), W. ap Roberta and Tom Jones (baoks), W. Prichard, E. T. Lewis, and D. LI. Evans (balves).R. Griffith, A. Carpenter, A. Meroer, J. Weloh and O. Armer Williams (forwards). THE NORTH WALES LEAGUE. I RESULTS UP TO DATK. Goals Pl'y'd Won L'st Dr'n for aff'st P'ts Llandudno Swifts 6- 5- 0-1-16 3" 11 FUn' 4 2 0 2 -12 6 Caiedfr,Tn g?r. 4 2 1 1 6 Holywell -4- 2 2 0 7 7 4 &Mor 2 0 0 2 2 2 2 B?nit 4 1 3 0 6 8 2 Rhyl e- 0 6 0 2 .'25 0 LEAGUE FIXTURES FOR TO-DAY. Llandodno Swifts v. Bagillt at Llandndno. I Rhyl v. Banger at Rhyl.

CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE NORTH WALES I LEAGUE. LLANDODNO SWOTS V. FLINt. I The above teamp met at Llandndno in the above league. Great interest was taken in this enoonnter as the two teatDB are makiDg a neck-and-neck race for the cbampiOBship. There was a splendid orowd present when the two trams stepped into the en- closure. The Swift3 were very hard handicapped in losing the services of the famous for warde, Arnold Jones and Nicholson, whilst Flint were strongly represented. Flint won the togs, and deoided to play with the wind in their backs. Fred Jones kioked off for the Swifts, but Singleton getting pos- session raoed away, but was robbed by Hersee, who returned. Flint continued to press bard a splen- did shot from the visitors' right tonobed the oross- bar and caused some excitement, but which, bow- ever, rolled over the net and out of danger. Flint were now pressing bard until Knight relieved, and Mills getting bold made a beautiful run up the field, hat not being sufficiently bacJced up his ran proved futile. The Swifts were now playing hard, and despite the wind, whioh was blowing a gale, they had quite as much of the game as Flint bad, and several timeB oamc very near scoring. A P;obar;¡fjt was Dot improved opou by Fred Jones, who bad not in the meantime given us anything like his true form. The game was hotly oontested until half-time, which arrived with a clean sheet. On resuming it was generally thought that the Swifts would win easily, the wind now being in their favour, but their display now was very poor, the game being tame. Tbey had, however, several good shots at the Flint goal, but the two Lloyds never failed to get rid of the ball, the game thus ending in a draw, no goals being scored. There's no doabt that if the Swifts bad kept up the pace they had beec doing in the first half they would have been returned the victors. Tbeyall seemed to have an idea that because tbey had the wind in their favour they would win easily, but Flint played determinedly, especially their defenoe, which no doubt saved them from defeat. Hill played well in goal, but he made one mistake which nearly cost the Swilts a goal. Hersee and Hoghes defended well; the latter missed his kioks several times, and requires a little more practice. Knight was the pick of the halves, and played a splendid game; he proved a stumbling block to tbe Flint for- wards. P. Mills and Owen did well in the front rank, and several times came very near scoring. For tbe visitors the two Lloyds, Bills, Singleton, and Bartley played well. Y Humphreys, Bangor, acted as referee, and gave satisfaction to both teams.

Football Fixtures. INTERNATIONAL MATCHES. February 5• • • '••••■•Trial Math February 24 Wales  Ireland, in Wal8. Harch 12 Wales ▼. England, in Wales M&rc? 24 Wales T. SooUand. in Sootland WELSH SEMI-KINALS. January « Fourth Round F?bru? IT Seml-Final 'al. ..t¡ March 26 Final WELSH JUNIOR OUP. January 27 Third Round March 18. Semi-Fiaals AurUI4:Final Tie

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A Prospectus, Table of Boons, and Balanoe Sheet will be forwarded on application to Amlwch-Mr S. H. RMIT", Old Bank. Bangor-Mr JAMRS SMITH, Citrno-ron-Mr G. B. REES. Agentt. ■REAKF«»T-fVPPGR. EPPS'S GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. COCOA BOILING WATER OR MILK. S!M?&?tN}Sn&??!.S in either sex (acquired or tltDtjOnal). Gra &0= in the Bwk. Guw -sntftd free from M = ftE Bo_x_@,, <t.ed.t?h,tv*t'Chemittt*at r*teS&dietmV?S! throughout the World* m sent to my address for outy stamps by tbe Makers, Tas Lnroour AVD UEDLAVD Cotmns Dsua COMTAWT, Lincoln, 'Whol-W- Agents 4 Boxi6 L*.lox6 and all the Wb*taw KE?TtHQ'SCOUOWMMCEKQBa »K Comtawdi rBort Ifc »» "n«»r~BlT,-I »m» poor b-d t ..=g   SX?<'S"S'??!?S?t6t??.?-;??  11m.. tbol!1"L" ubooot.o4 m.. TIl. muoo", ..melt ..all ???'m. "r. ?M"' '?.J- B"i- UTTERLY UNRIVALLED ?!?:???J??S?? ft. CtI!raU MrtnnI8d W &M óI Sl. Bartbolom.w' -øoetltal. ilia. lõa D1 a' ::a:=:.r. '8a"= B the natare oJ tbe esse tbe tnroattrrttatlon Is tntsasa WEIGHT IN GOLD. Ullller ..fit a, Mr BID IIbOaI4 long inm ha..  Ztb.  g Cti.g- FCK) oldLEL ? AUTISTIC & GENERAL PRINTING PROMPTLY and NEATLY EXECUTED ON REASONABLE TERMS AT THE North Waleffi Chredde Commercial Prmting Works, CAXTON HOUSE, HIGH STREET, BANGOR. 100 New Founts of Plain and Ornamental Type, Consisting of the Latest Faces have just been addsd to the JOBBING DEPARTMENT, whioh makes it now one of the LARGEST PKLKTINO PLANTS IN WALES. All the Machinery, Which is driven by a Powerful OTTO GAS ENGINE, was recently over- hauled, and has been adapted to run at the Quickest Speed Possible. ALr, OBSSBS CABBJULLT ATTCNDBD To. Head Publishing Offioe: Caxton House, High Street, BANGOR. Branch Publishing Offioe: CAXTOK HOUSE, UPPER MOSTYN STREET, LLANDUDNO. Postal Add. Nomtlt Wales Chronicle" Office, Bangor. TeleffraphicSjAddress "Cbronicle," Bangor. « J-. R. JONES (SUCCESSOR TO E. D. JONES), Bill Poster and Town Crier 43 THOMAS-STREET, HOLYHEAD NOTE.—All Orders punctually attended to, and done an the most reasonable terms, ?re. I- D R. -J.C( o I DR. J. COLUS BROWN&S -I -1 ii i a r z 4 9- -1? CHLORODYNE COUUJiB. î ? ?<MUM. ? A tMOtA. 40 A,. Bsom 'IT?? ?. COLLIB ? CHWRÐDYNE. Dr. J C. -IROW? Ite Armr Medical Staff); -ER EDn Viry OW StsM hi,h h? i,?.d the word CHLORQ> SY?E. "D?. BMWMX lf: I? VEXTOR, aad. as the oompositi<m oC lii;th::rti f«rwl by Analnii (organic IUbatloll- 4*ffinir ehmination1. and Btnoe the tor mu !»hu neverbe-'n publiabw1.it U e* i that any statomeut to the edAOti 'inpound U iilontioal th Dr. :.tI::J;:¡:: .l>r.¡ *his Caution is necevsary, al ouhay :l#(:i!ZU:: J("o!lt"tuJn, t'.) h ? 'To-LLIB BftOWKE7# C oRonvy* Vice Chan- rAUb WOOD tt&d ► that nr. J POtUH < .J¡J1n,fj.tF£?\ V,¿fi.;n1¡Rt m+a »a* rt^Hoeratelr autrue, and he '"7.n sw le.— S??.?'r '??"?' M 11 I SPSOXTIO you anOLMXA, 3^1 ARKrt tii A, DY8BWTM.T.I Ji? GKNBBAL BOARD of HXALTH^ d, UMIORT th" it ACTS a C1rfR'ki; Dr. GIBBO,, Armr Mediiwu SUg.QJ-i o?tt- ?te*: -? loodi MUTGMT t;¡=;& of }'2.11CJü." iVm STUM It Go., punuanM. O?J?!t.aimtt. ?* 'SS. *? r.l. T. D" r-d? D- 8!W. oongratolate yea ttsoa th. OO=:.wj -Zd ,gp = it.it all orer tbe Bast As a remedr of ftsueral ntUit,. w. mnoh qU8ltt mb%, better b imported, ""d wej .h&U be Cld to bear of its fading; aj place in ef«ry Anfle-Indianhome. Thsi other bn.ndl, w.hap to ..y, era now rclt\C&Wd. to the Daffy. bazaars, and, i uàI'iI" from their ..Wl. we f8.My, th.Lr soiouro there will be bat trans*! eect. we eould multiply inrtanees "du",oftheuVDo n .m yS'S'?O?Mt W&SVtf?T CHLOKODTJfB ia Diarrhoea and v^the Vomiting 01 .1ID4 =.i .eti, th" b.- under C>IU'ohaernolioft d many yean. In Gbolarale Diarrhasa. and eran in the more terrible forma si Cbolcre itself, ve hare witaseesd, W ftave MW used aoy other Horn ef this sasdielnethan Oottts Browne's, trap allnlo oonviotitm that It II deci. 4edly the beet, and 0.110 from a aI to tbe tNOiOU and the paelie, as we are of opinion that the r: ;y O<A«V :t: Dr<> .iI.dllübreaohalfoJtIt P.1t?f the cieaust to å!t rJü: W. SIr, faith- !St?nn*SY?& *?S*'?<-it<n <? Us Harm. Society of Ortat Brium, As M&UjmmtlUi VOfI" *?STo^ti s~»6 wiran MJ :aoD. II t?t Tan I'.u.:LU.TlVB In NBV»AL»IA, OOIUT .03M J? TooTB?on),?m*uMATtex. nLLLI8 BBOWNEI ITI \m. OHLOfiODTKX is a fUlq*liN d aae- ^fidae ?hi.b »=. a hx m:t ]M=T KIKl), eaim, ra» ftk.c=WU4 .Em c'. RATICS ACimTeadnmOORATEa ^he ae* TOOS system whsa exhausted. 0 vnv* TnniiKir, WAsxt. C:OLIC. ? *?TpiTAnow,trT<TXM4.: TX?O?T?"* OA?TIO!t -TtM ?mMitKSEBAMotthMREMtf?T flTon rlM to mini ?LOM&rrA??S? B< MJftMS 1%'W. garr? tz, TIW M la. 1*A, a*. 9<L, Mi te. mCA?TO?tM  S S S & kW? A. WONDERFUL UKDIOINT gEECHAM'S PILLS, B BECHAN'S PILLS, B ERCHAMIS PILLS Are usivermdy admitted to be worth a Guinea a Box or BilUnr aad Nervous Disorders, such as Wind and pain in the stomtch, Sick Headache, Giddiness Fulness and SweUina tfter Meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold Chills. Flushings of Beat, Loss of Appetite, Sbct?XM oi Breath, Costiveness, Scurvy and 'IF ?.hes on the 8Mn, Mttarbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nerrous and Trembling Sensations, Ac. The first does will give relief in twslrs minutes. Thia Ï8 no Action, for they have done it is oountless cases. Every snflerer ia eaxneetly invited to try one Box o these Pillsond they will be acknowieuged to be w ORTH A GUINEA A BOX. wORTH A GUINEA A BOX w ORTE A GUiNEA A BOX. For females of all ages they are inT&iiuble. v female should be without them, Thete < note, medicine to be found equal? to them for remov Lg my betruction or irregularity of the yetem. li taken according to-the directions :e.h box, they will soon restore females of al ageb to 83und &ad robustliealth. This has been proved by thousand who have tried them aud found the benefits which are eniured by their use. B EECHAM'S PILLS. B BECHAMIS PILLS. B EECHAN'S PILLS For a Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, and the Disorders of the Liver, they act lifee MAGIC," and a few doses will be found to work WOB&KS on the most Important organs in the human machine. They strengthen the whole muscular system, restore the long-lost complexion, bring baok the keen edge 01 appetite, and arouse into action, with the ROSE BCD of health, the whole physical energj of the hum i frame. These are FACTS teetiHed cooticuallj by members of all classee of society and. OM of the bed guarantees to the Nervous and Debilitated it BEECHAM'S PILL8 h*vt the .*rvt, i any Patent Medicine in the vorld. B ELOHAM'S MAGIC COUGH FILLS. B EECHAM'S MAGIO COUGH PILLS B EEOHAMS MAGlG: OOÐiJH PILLS As a len-edy for Coughs in general,,Asthma,Braachia .flections, Hoarseness, Shortness of Breath, Tightnes and Oppre3sion of the Chest, &c., these Pillsstand un rivalled: Ihey are the best ever offered tothe public and will speedily remove that sense of oppression and difficulty of breathing which nightly deprive the patient of rest. Let any person give BEECHAM'S COUGH PILLS a trial, and the most violent cougb wil ii a short tiine be removed. prepared only, and Sold Wholesale and Retail, by the Proprietor, THOMAS BEECHAM, 8t. Holens, Lanca- shire, and by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers everywhere. IN Boxes 9Jd, Itlld and 2s 9d uc11. FULL SgCTIOSS A.811 't[VKV WIT ( «\CH Box '?OR.THE.BMOatSi?E!n?'? DDBBll 1,, elsansina: .d olearmgr the blood from aU no* pf"œo:: t??SyKCommended. aU imo For Scrofula, Scurvy, Eciema, Pimples, Skin and Blood Diseases, and Sores of all kinds, it is a never-failing and permanent onre. n Cores Old Bores. Cures Ulcerated Bares oiL the Neck. Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs. Cores Blackheads, or Pimples on the FSCft Cores Scurvy Bores. Cores Caaceroos Ulcsrs. Cores Blond and Skin Di- C,G)..d.l., Swellings. Clean the Blood from all pure matter, li?'- 'Aet- -w arW9- It iFl a ..l ?ciSo for G- and Rhe=sti4? paim It removes :u:,a¿ Bone& As tW mixture is ptoMBBt to the taste, and war. ranted free fr- &nythmg injurious to the mon delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietors solicit sufferera to give it a trial to test its value. THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS From all Parts of the World. Sold in Bottles 2..9&. <T? in   MmM the quantity, Us. each eafBoent to ff.t a permanent curs in the great j o ME -D I C I N I e;.1r."r(WIt =p10 VENDORS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, or -,U for S» or 13» stamps by the Proprietors, Tn LINCOLN "D DaM COMPANY, Lincoln. CA.UT]ION -A* for Clarke's Blood Mixture and do to take an t*i(olwii. gSHIIIimiHMMIlinilUIIHMMHIItllllllHIUIMHHttlllfliaillHtllllllMIIIIIHIJIMtMl^ V HARDILY-GROWN, | I Thorou?htyTrRaOnWspNt.anttd. ? !FmSI, FRU!I?/ ? I AND ALL OTHER C/ E TMES,/ %.R 1 OUR PlAMTS 5TOCK5 I ?- rxV ,••• ARE QUITE f $%/ UNEQUALLED. | 5: ";{> æ /s. ????MTrs<at'ies  450 Acres. I | CATALOOt'HS FREE on Application. | E ?. CATALOOUES FREE on App))cat!on. •> The Farmer and Chamber of Agriculture JOUNDPI EVERY MONDAY.—ONE PENNY. THIS JOURNAL, in its 42nd year, is now pub i lished at ONE PENNY weekly, aad ietM largest, oheapest, and beet Agricultural P& i oontaica all the AgrioaJinral News of the Wwf, the Latest Markets, and numerous original WA into resting articles en Farming subjects b, *e leadi g Agricultural Writen of the dav. SHOULD BE IN THE HANDS OF EVERY FARMER. May be ordered thro- gh any Newsagent, at the ailway BooMtJte. or will be suppld dtMcttMO the OFFIOE, 291, STRAND, LONDON, W.O Subscription, post free 6. 6d per annum. To Gardeners and JPlorisis. IF you want a Sret-olaae weekly gardening PAP" i whioh oontains only soana, practical, and useful information on all subjects connected WIt£¡ the garden and its management, and all borticultural news, read THE GARDENING WORLD whioh is published every Friday morning PRICE Id. POST FREE lid. SOLD BY ALL NEWSAGENTS 17. CATHERINE-STREET, CQVENT GARDEN,B.C.

Welsh Fairs ANGLESEY. Lliinerchymedd 6,13,20 Llangetm 7,14,21 Ij.'&ntarliell 26 CARNARVONSHIRE. Bethebda. lb Bettws 3 1, 2 Conwsy 23 Dinorwic. 9 Pwllheli 8 Sar.feillt<nn Tvcmad DFNBIOHSHIBE. Abergele 6 Cetum-vwr 2 Cerr'gydruidion 18 Cotw?u 10 Denbigh .12,1:) Wrexham 11, 25 LI r-gollen 26 Llanrwst U, 19 Pe trevoelas Rutkin 5 FLINTSHIRE. Caerwj 9 26 Fliut 2 St.,isapb 8 Rhyl 19 Holywell Tryddyn 22 Mold 6 MERIONETHSHIRE I Bala Bettws 2 Corweu 19 Dolgelley 16 Harlech 11 Llannwchllyu 11 MONTQOME»T8HIRE. I Llanfaircaereiuiou.. 1 Llanfyllin 28 Lla.idi,me 23 Meifod 29 Welshpool. 4, IS Montgomery 14 Newtewn 8

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