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business Announcements. u, I WILLIAM PIERCE, I CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER, BRIDGE STREET, WREXHAM. Agelit to the Patent Metallic Air Tight COplt Com- pany, Limited, Birmingham. The Coffins are hielil> recommended by all tho Medical Practitioners of the Neighhourhood. They are covered with black and crimson cloth or velvet; and every design of colored netal furni- ture is used. The METALLIC SHELL COFFINS, encased in strnit poli.shed oak, or covered with cloth or elvet, can be had at a few hours' notice. SHELLS AND COFFINS always in stock. 13.;S yyORTH A GUINEA A BOX. BE EC HAM'S PILLS. A RE admitted hy Thauf?ndB to bA worth a Guinea A ?. Box for hiDious and nennus disorders, such as wind ifld pain in the stoniarh, sick headache, giddiness, fullness and swelling after meals, dizziness and drowsiness, cold chills, flushings of heat, loss of appetite, shortness of breath, costiveness, scurry, hlohell on the skin, disturbed sleep, fri. htful dreams, and all nervous and trembling sen- sations, iVc. The first dose will give relief in twenty minutes. This is no Action, for they have done it in thou- sands of caxes. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try ')11e box of these Pills, and they will be acknowledged to be WORTH A OPINEA A BOX. For females of all ages these Pills are invaluable, as a •few doses of them carry off all groiss hnmors, open all obstructions, and bring about all that is required. No female should he without them There ia no medicine to tie found to equal BKK« HAMS FIILTli for removing any obstruction or irregularity of the system. If taken accord- Ing to the directions given with each box, they will soon restore females of all a es to iiinnd and robust health. For a weak stomach, impaired digestion, and all dis- orders of the liver, they act like "MAGIC," and a few dottes wil he found to work wanders upon the most im- portant organs in the human machine. They strengthen the whole muscular system, tustore the long-lost com- plexion, bring back the keen efigti of appetite, and arouse into action with the ROSEBUD of health the whole physical energy of the human frame. These are FACTN Admitted by thousands, embracing all classes of society, and one of the best guarantees to the nervous and de- bilitated is. BKECHA.M'S PILI.14 have the largest sale of my patent medicine in th world. BKECHA.M'S MAHIC COUGH PILLS. As a remedy for Coughs in general, asthma, difficulty of breathing, shortness of breath, tightness and oppression of the chest, wheezing, &c-, these Pills stand unrivalled. They speedily remove that sense of oppression and difficulty of breathing which niehtly deprive the patient of rest. Let any person give Brecham's Cocoh PILLS a trial, and the neat violent cough will in a short time be removed. CaI'TIOn.—The public are requested to notice the words "BkkchaM's PII.I.S, St. Helens," are on the Government. Mtamp affixed to each box of the Pills. If not on, they are a forgery. Prepared only and sold wholexale and retail by the Pro- prietor, T. lieecham, Chemist, St. Helens, Lancashire, in boxes at Is 1 Jd and 2s it each. Sent post free from the Proprietor for 15 »r3K stamps.—Soldi]/ all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealer*. N.B. -Full directions are given with each box. 2404 P RESF.NTS. BARNKRD'S PRIZE MEDAL. Bas- JL sinets Music and Dressing Stands. Illustrated list it B. Barnard, Patentee 107, St. Paul' Road., Highbury London. VAUPKV1LLK THKATKh, ?tmnd, London. Every Kvening u.tH:ilf past Kipht o'clock "THEut'VKOR." Open xv?ry Evening at Seven. Prices 1/- t« ?8 ??. TKICTLY PRIVATE LOANS —Send stamped ad- S dressed envelope fur information which is willingly afforded by Mr Jones, or call personally at either of his offices. Mondays and Fridays, Uhyl Office, 2, Crescent- road; or, Wednesdays and Saturdajs, Shrewsbury Office, opposite St. Jutiitn'M Friars 25filf 0 X F 0 It 1) M I T li E HOT E L -SUPEH IOH ACCOMMODATION moderate charges. L.AOJEs' COFFKK ROOM, BILLIARDS. £-2-W¡;mLY and U PWA Rb<! n??eKASILY and ?? HONESTLY KEALISEO by persons of EITHER KX without hindrance to prea?nt oocupation.-Particu- lars Free, or with a sample, i2 stamps (returned if rle- sired). Address W. ct J. DAY fER, Merchants (P 2(0). 12, Alfred lioad, Birmingham. This is genuine. EV~A>i r>' S MITSM j AND SUPPER ROOMS C()VET G \RDEN: I Cmnd Variety Entertai ment. Proprietor..1. B. AMOR. 1' 71 INE 7\RTs. H BiUtoKS & SONS. 171, Strand' (Kstablished 1750) the eminent Art Publishers who ire jetiriiu from business, will offer ata reduction of 50 per sent. Brilliant Artist proof engravings. Catalogues sent «n application. _h_ I) ALSTON-Si FINANCIAL J and j MINING NOTES, Published at 5», Thrtailneedle St.' louden, E.C. NOW READY, t'ost free on applica- ¡ tion. Containing the latest intelligence on the I,e,t Securities of the day and fonning a Iteliable and indispensable guide to CAPITA ISTS "ND INVF-STORR Low priced stocks are much in fiivor ai d are Ris ng Rapidly. Foreign Bonds, Railway and Mining Shares should he bought at once. safe Dividend Investmknts paying from 5% to 1-% advised. Among Mining Investments TIN- H If. 1. *,H HE-, Limited, are the Safest and should be secured for JMMEIIIaTE AI>va.\CE. ELECTKICAL .11 :IW" I'IFW-\PPAIlATV::I FOR AMATEURS AND THE TRADE Wholesal- Manufacturer oi Metallic Base Electric Bells, Klectric Reversing In.lie ,t m.. aId Consta>t Manuane-o Batteries, Telephone switches and Transmitters, Induction Coils and Vacuum Tube>, 'terminals Carbons, Wire, and All Matt-rials instruments wiule, repaired, or altered on the premises. Complete Catalogue two atari ps. Special quotations to the Ti ade. THOMAS CliAMP'I'i 'N N. Co 251, High Holbom. London, W.C. ^PAKE OR WHOLE TIME.—spare or Whole Time piofitably emplnjed whereb handsome fortunes have been made. Thin in ;eimine Particulars 3 stamps. M< nitor, 23, Picttiii-,t..I' riglit-n. For W liter's Tedious Nighca "— Itichard III., Act 5, Sc 1. ENCOURAGED by the enormous succesii which has at- i t tended the publication of ROUND THE FIRESIDE," THE Winter Nimber OF I sociETY." Two Editions hating already been exhausted, and the de- mand still continuing, the proprietors have prepared a THIRD EDllloN, which is u..w ready. It contains 12 complete Tiiies, 14 ldustiMt;oiis, >0 poems, several short .ketches, aud music, L-ve in Mayiair," by R. Stoepel. Particulars of Prize i'omp. ti ions, for which Five Guineas srd offered. Uiijuiui'-usiy pronounced b., the press to be the Best and Cheapest of the iiiiiints. By post lid. Publishing Office ION, Fleet street, London, E C. WASHING-DAY Po ":1"1 IIDT,-The F(;rlllight'-Falllilr II T V Wa?h in Four Hoi rs, without rubbing ('r boiling, hy using HARPER TWELVhTllEES' VILLA WASHING ¡ MACHINE, n."s (Cash I rice 5 s) Carnage pai t. Frett j rial. Easy terms. ->0 Finslm y Pavement. Lomlon, KC I DO NOT KI SPATR J \F CURING ro?SUMPiIU? "r other wasting or de- | r bilitat'ni: dista-es. but send for Medical and Pr?.tte PHOSPHATED WINK,^ nckuowle geil by the lea-lin^ medical journals and physi- cians a- the best rle"h and tissue former." Post free 4v Pagtiy Waliico and Co, 4i, Finsbury Circus, E C. ^JTOCK KXCHA?Cb: INVliSI'MKN IS.—Ayres & Co., S St,)ckbr?.k?r?, tr?n?tCL every description of ?tnck Exchange liu-iiiess. Air Ayres was for many years Secre- tary of the Kastern I'nuin and Noriliern of Bufnos Ayres Uailway^, 7, Drapers Gardens, Throgmort->n St ect Lon- don. Hew hts jri. PUNJAB UKD PEPPER !»UPE11SEDES I I ALL OTHER PREPARATIONS OF CAYENNK PURE, WHOLESOME PIQUANT. i IMPOR'I ED direct from the PUN- JAB, via sues Canal, prepared by -i. H. Hh?H', t;h?m)a, ?s, High-street, Rochester, frum the receipt of a F eld »iBict-T of her Majesty's Indian Army. -To be had of all leading Chemists and I t.rocers its la castors, and 2b 611 [ supply t ns Wholesale of Kar- clay and Co., P5. Kirringdou- j street. Mhw, Son, and Th mpson, a ldersgatc-street: Barron, Har veys. and Co, (lilt4pur-strti,et: Wright, Layman and Umney, Sonthwark-street and of the j Proprietor. CIONNAUGHT THEATRE, HOLRORN. LA FILLE DU ? TAMBOUR M\K" & BALLET. Leading Tti8.ry evellinl£tIa.!I !\JlIf¡lIn Man"r. RUSTIC A other CARTS, GENTLEMEN'S LUGGAGE K, CARTS, Md HUHT bU?tNMSS TRAPS. Prices ai.U Illustrations free THOS. WATTS, PERSHOliE WORCESTERSHIRE. *A?)xpfnn\ Box of IJLaKEY's Patt:nt  A BOO!' 'PROTECTORS will wear P TOrR longer than two pairs of the best soles and BOOTS, heeis. No tri uble to fix. Can be had from TOCR all lr,-nizi-n-.ers. Ail Assorted box sent post POCKETS free for TWELVE PUNNY STAMPS, guar- and |aiiteed to save at least Llls. Hi,'ALTH. AGENTS WA.NTED where not represen t e d vol'K AGENTS WATED where not represen ted Address, JOHN BLAKKY, LEEDS. j -j Money J" "J'" LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL INVEST- MENT C(»MPANY (LIMITED). LOANS of fr m X 10 to £ 500 promptly GRANTED and cile interest charged unusually moderate. Personal or ¡ nth4!r Security, Share Certificates, Dock Bonds, Life Policies, Ac Apply to BENJAMIN FOBERTS, Branch Manager, and Tobiicconist, City-road, Chester. 2547b NO FEES UNLESS CASH ADVANCED* I PRIVATE CASH ADVANCES on Farn and Trade I t Stocks, Furniture, &C. in Town or Country, without removal, and with or without sureties. AJ! communica- tions from intending borrowers treated with strict con dlmc.Apply personally, or write for a Prospectus, to Okokge Payne, Accountant. 7, St. John-litrftt, (opposite Post Office), Chester. 1854P THE CAMBRIAN" IOAN AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, LIMITED, [ prepared t. ^•viincesnv nam friia ifl to tipon PTaonal or other security, for periods of fri)m three tonths to two ve,-ivs, repa; abln hy weekly, «no> thly. quar- ^f'y, or other instalments. Good bills discounted ou ad- I "ftntageous terms. The strictest confidence observed. \nnlication- to he made to the Secretary, Mr James Price, '>8i<;es, Summer Hill, ;,ear Wrexhaiv. Forms of ap licat'on 'nrnished free, anil if app'ied for by p"st will be forwirded "n receipt of a stamped directed envelope. 77.m MONKY LENT ON PERSONAL OR OTHER I s VCU k ITY. THE WREXHAM LOAN AND INVESTMENT COr-I- PANY, 1, 1 -%11 1 F.D, is prepared to advance nnv sum from 5 to JE. (Xi upon Personal or ether SfCUritv from period •;> f Iro,n threo months to two vears repayable by Weekly, Monthly. Quarterly, or other ingtitlmtnva. nl100 Billtt piscouuted on advan'ageous terms 1t.e striitest con- adence obstrved. Applicatiana to loe n,&,le to the Secretary, Mr John Davies. Offit" K er'on street, "reiham. Forms of app'icatioo furnished free, and if •'pplied for b) post, will be for»wded on receipt of a stamped directed ei.velope.—Office hours for the purpos of making advances and receiving repayua&tg, from III &I » 4 p.m. nn Business Annonncemftj1^5, -J-r-r. .r".n", .I. SAVE AND PROFITABLE INVKsTM KVl^5- ?T0<)? AND SHA.:?. F?nK.<? H.xhS' h.?"- km;T W?y- AS, )?'<srHi-A?t').t?ft?. COAL and Ml^CELLAVEor-i SHARES SOLD or nol'O liT. Befoue Investing CONSULT Messrs H. R. LEWIS AND CO., B A H THo L O M E W HOUSE, (Opposite Hank of England) J BARTHOLOMEW LANE. LONDON, r ,A N D HELIABU: INFORM ATI ^N in the SELECllON of LEADING MINING SECURITIES, to pay from ?)to3't per cent per annum, and rise 100 per c?nt?mj,?m.. w itc or apply at once as above. NV K.\KKYKS,si?Ts1?THHsmHT &-e., Ac. ?e., A- c STONE'S EYE WAT Kit (Tnide M?r!? h?TT? ?.T? beneUci?Hy u?.d f..r );U >>ars, and thou?udsttre!i cured by it. S, Ti)NFI-, I.- yi. is an infallible remedy for all Diseasc-3 lIf the Vision. lit.ii.,ireti Si^ht, Ac. I n'F. EYE WATEI: is a direct, antidote to In- ? flaimnatiun and i;? ds!,Mt AfF- rtioiis and cannot /<i? to rf-m?ve them. ft K'S KV k' U ATiTK, i 1^^ I t stilll1»Iii.iIs. OTi>N'K'S EYE WA l l li Wholesale Agents, Barclay Ik7 and Sons Stingers, snd N< wbery and sons, of nil Chemits. in tHltt..< 1 ? ']Hl 2,?, or by post for !5 or "tamp" frow ths Pi-'pr: tor, J. M. i?nce Winchtield, || H.nits. -iU:'I' 'H M IM- BooTs-N|» sHOKS. Send for 1 Illustrated I'ric- isrs "!HI HuJ"" for "elf m<nre-I ment to the Frell?-li i,(, 1!4),?t Co Itid, hcK'it- "tr'—t. ml1. New ?or in.i: ton-street. W. Fit)!l1"ralltt:O"1. ¡ Hiuh-Legged Buttoned B"ts from !!I Dress s hoes from A I I pat-ce curri::?'- )")d -lj'AïlFF;JL;'TL¡'¡- PROCESS ANTI-COROi'O > TURKS and FITTINGS by this p oc ss.—Apph '1 be Rustless and General iron IVuipanx, 3, Queen-street. piace, EC. K1 /V M/-WHfkYIv F P l.l' E N T S for BIRTHDAYS, wediiinoS. Ac LARGEST and I H i, i,.s,r -TO('K in EUROPE. T PA I K  (IXFOI(l) STHP T W. PARKINS & U<')«' ?' "xK)«n ?TRE T, LO, W.  ?HE' ?OTKD );AT ) t.KSnKX C A R For particulais apph to the originator, W11.1,1 \M KIN(", THE BATTLESDEN Si CAM CARRIAGE WORKS, LKHSHTON BUZZARD. ?np?. '?nd H!! IDH.H?RT) BALt? .CHALKS. CU?s?_ l other Billiard Table n quisites, at HENNING BROS., Ivory Works, 11. High-street-. I^mdon, W.C. Old Balls adjusted or exchanged ttilli Tables recovered. Price I Li-its and Cloth iiitt Cushion Rubber Samples Post free. Established 1';i2, SK YOUR BOOTMAKER A for the WATERPROOF K" Boot. See Atirt. iii the l-'ieid Newspaper. qoldknWA X and r <'?r)"N W?X .j C7I KA PEST CANDLES MADE, 1>"1V 7 ILK IE & SOAMIS, ?? <:t:KP:XWtCH t-ftKnoff. THE T ) P T I C A P P A R AT U S Muniifs! tnr'nsr Company. App .ratus obt.-iineil liovii p uml ers who supply and fix thein. Patent automatic H,titivi. Perfect immunity in- sured from all foul eases aiul ,4itielig in closets, pipes, and drain*. Price oli Si;\ ERAL GI'OII and I SF.FUi> K liMS T i HI.' I kT S AT MU.??AT I N Sr.. ,.e? the times, f omno to fi41, acres n the Counties ..f Northampton, st;ifford, Warwick Cloucester. lied ord, Herts. Hums, &c., &c. Apply to blie Managing Diuci r, Agricultural Agency Com- p..n: Agricultural Ha 1, 1."11(\0111, N. ~1D Ja^ 1' O C K i A IN 1) H A R KS. Ct??.s. RAILWAYS, FOXHX:? STOCKS, MINES, and every ?' ?' U'T?.S dealt in at ?L<?b M ,j, £ i« '?' t "MAH?ION. SELECTED LJ:T uf Mines cEhTain *jo I: bE. A i U'EII 1 C0. KE, 7t), 0,11 London. (ISTAIII.IMIKII IMxi ) r1uiteen > e;.rs at the ai ove < ffices, adjoining the Stock fcxcliHime, with which ihe. are in J}.HEc.:1 TKLEGRAPH1C COMM UN 1C_>.TION. U 1 T UN'S S I. E D S s it E THE BEST, .-+- 'U'J'TO' HE US CARRIAGk_ FREE IF OF 211,. value. SU TT 0 N S S E E D S P 0 S T P R E E ?-7 ("xn!'t Btaiis ) 1 Qd I Everyone wi n has a Gar- 1 00"1 1881a d. n si ion ;d re?d loult ? U T T N s a -1 Al E U iï lJ I 1) E? KJ the he,t Work on (iardening yet published. BUTTON'S A M A T E U R s G U fl) K, ??9 )?e;ititifiill% -A il;ustratc(l throughout. Price Is; Post ine f.-r 15 Stamps. UorION'i CtILLECTIONS <>F SKEDS FOR ALL. C.r<leii- At all prices. OjUTTON & SONS, ( The Que.n's t mUDJNG, ?9 ( MKm?MtN f ]%/W ODERN FRUI T CULTUR' a cr"rth?F:rst'Ye?r m obtained by the CORDON SYSTEM Descriptive and illnstiated Cata ognes free 1)% post, al o all kind of TREES ic SHRUBS, i.ulbs, SKEDS fo the Farm and Gar- den of every description. J. CHEAL & SONS, LuwHeid Nurseries, Crawley. Ii A Y M A N i" A L S A M OF H (I R E il 0 U N D Is the most certain anil speedy remedy for all disorders of the Chest and Lungs. In Asthma and Consumption, Bronchitis. Coughs, I nflnenra. Difficulty of Breathing, Spitting of B'ooil. Whooping Cmmh, Hoarseness Loss of Lif-, itc., this Halsaui eive- instimtaneous relief, and if properh persevered with. scarcely ever fail", to effect a rapiti cure. It has now been tried for mmy years, has %n established ¡ reputation, and many thou-ands hve been benefited by itd use. IT HAS A MOST PLEASANT TASTE. I IMrOIiTAST To" TIJ[i)NJAL. Whitfield, ChapUtnum, sh Jjield, October 11th, 1S76. H'A)'<  re M c  ?f-??M-tt. SiT,-[ hnr-e !Ii¡;n¡ y nr Iinhaw a peraonal trial, and I kan n>i f"()IIIL(i almost INSTANT KEI.iep, 1 have recforniiiended it t ■ xevenH ther, with the KUinereKU.t. 1 shu,l hIll)" pleasure I in *p f<t?t/)? the 1¡" f?«? t?'M?tMtt.? tueh a valuable household Tfiufdy.- ? am, .?oMte, ?'e GBORGE CIVIL. I Mr A. Hiiuman, Chemixt, Neath. HAYMAN'S BALSAM OF HORKHOUND ¡I In the Nursery is inva'uable, ius children are fond of it, and take it eimcrlv. linm il.at- ^y it is taken couching ceases, restlessness is gone, and refreshing sleep ensues. No lady who has once tried it would ever nfterwa- ds be with- out it i Prepared only hy A. HAY MAN, Chemist, Neath; and sold by all Chemists. Price, Is Ifd, 2, ltl, 4s 6d, and lis perhotttf. ) Sold by J Francis..1. F Kdii-bnry, J. D .vies, Jarvis and W. Rowland, Chemist*, Wrexham. "2734z Anton bknda A eo. importers of JAPAN ESE and CHIN FSE GOODS No. 6, i;EVIS :\lAHK"; ST. IARY AXE, LONDON, EC THE yyilEXH A M ADVERTISER, j DENBIGHSIIIRK, FLINTSHIRE, Shropshire, Chtsliire, Merionethshire and Xorth Walei, Heyinter. PUBLISHED WEEKLY, EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Prick Twopknck, or free by Post, in advance, bis lild per annum. PKICK TWOPENCE, or free bv Post, on credit, 12s per annum. The Adrertixer has now I)t!eii established Tii,,itri years and is the Hi-kitow led^:ed County Paper for DENBIGH- SHIRK >md FLINTSHIRE, where it has a circulation more than double tlint of any other papei published ill either of those counties. It is also extensively circulated in the counties of Chester, Salop, and Merioneth, and throughout the Princil)ziliti and will, therefore, be found a most eligible medium ju, all kiwi" of advertisements. Orders for papers ami advertisements received ai the office -.—Advertiser Otlice, Wrexham, Mr C. G Bayley, Oswestry Mr J. Morgan, Mold Mr T. Miller, Den- bigh. and the following Aiir..> lis t Abergele Mr R. Jones, Visitor Office Bauiiit Mr E. Williams, JPont Oltice 7M r Jacob J ones Mr H. I- vans Bangor-Isvcoed )11 Bickerton, Buck Inn Bersliam k-c Nir A. Madtlei) Bwlcligwyn .tc Sir Siller j Brvillho Miss Howard, Post Office Brjneglwvs. Mr Lloyd, Post Office Buckley. Mr Catberall, Post Office Chester.Messrs Smith and Son, Railway Station Jlr Tho*. W Jones Northuate-strevt Mr Aston, Market Square Mr Ratliburne, Roman Baths Connah's Quav Mr Mathias Coedpoetll -Mr J- Pickering Chirk %ir John Evans Caergwrle, &c. Mrs Bilker, News Agent Cernev and Pentre Nirs Whitehead Cefn Mawr Mr James Williams Cefn %Iawr Corw-en Mrs Erasmus Edwards, Stationer DenhIgh. Mr Nott, Booksellei Mr H. Davies 91 Messrs Smith and Son, Railway Station I Flint. Mr Charles Clark, News Agent I Mr Thomas Jones, Post Office Ffrith .Ir %#. Jorieg, News Agent n_L nœ Gresford Nir iiiiaeus, i-o,L kiiiice I Gwersyllt Mrs Parry Hanmer Air Kitelling. Post Office Hoi and Famdon J. Keenan, News Agent Holywell Mr P. M. Evans Ho e Junction Mr Bellis, Shopkeeper Haward II .Mr New on, News Agent Leeswood and Puntblyddyn, ,MrW. ,1nne Mr Garston, Manchester House Liverpool.Jlessrs iJee and Nightingale, Castle-street MrC. Hirch.Jl, :tl, FouIkes and Evans, it>, Tithebaare-street Llaneollen Mr J. HuPhes London Messrs W. H. Smith and Son, 186, Strand it Messrs Barker and Sons, 8, Birchin-lane, Comhill „ "?iJssrs Kingsbury and Co., 12, Clement's Court, I,omhar.l.stre"t. I Mee? C. Mitchell an d Co., Red Lion Cout Mr R. F. mite, :? 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T.Rouw, Market P?of ..Mrf!reen. Bookseller Mr Lloyd, Market Place «t ?H.nh Mr Tomkinson Trvddvn and 1.Ianfynycl.1 .Mr >il'ery ?'J?n-An B.w.h-.enen. Md R&ih?y S?tior.s WiJlliam .11 Booksellers and Railway Stations Worthenbury and Threupwood Mr Humphrey I iiu situ;; • oiiiicements. J .v, .J"I' COU(il !IS COLDS! a?- i hma BRONCHITIS! j HUGHE- i'lVIIMKJND S S E N R E <'? H "RE HOUND, :J ..— ► Ok UIK tVWI.hTK ,:I!ItE OP Couehs, Colds, Infill, ny i, A-thinn. Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Whooj.in^ i • n^ii, Brea'.hing Sorene-is and ri. lit n. s- u; t!;« t.'iiejit. Hoarseness, and all other Complaints tending to CONSFMI'TIOX. The Compound -if Horeh-mnd is entirely com- posed of those roots, h. r'.s. ami ""er"I,lp substances which J.vP a specific inflio-fc- UP'.1J til- Jnng, and their con- nected organs lt4 iiami-ili .tf t fi"t-t is to 2illay irrita?i-)n, and gen'ly remove ;¡L:t- z),, iiid other m-Tbid secretions lrl)ml the throat and air p is-in;. thus relieving the cough by subduing the infliimiiint.o-i it'i.l other causes which give rise to it. it also sf.o.u! it.-s imparts a healthy tone to the lungs them*. ]ve* thereby enabling them mor- thorous' lv to remove from tft, t Mod those imptiiities and diseased particles wlr.-h, if i ^tainei). do so much mischief in the system, and lay rtie 'oimiUtion for incurable Con- su'nntion In" P.ottles Is Hd. -J.> lid. tn.i 4s I'd t-nch, duty included Sold by most chemists, or n :i; )" had frnm the Prt-prietror for Vij 3;, Etil(I stHinw- Fa!! directions with each bottle." Physician, Dr. Pierce, Denhisli, Coroner for tb- c.mntv :— "of all patent medicin-> which have come under my notice, the "Compound t'sahifr of llorehound" is the best, safest, and mo-t effociu-i' renn-dy for coughs, colds, Arc." Be careful to a,k for Ituubes'Compound Essenae of Horehound," as bund etis linvi Veen cured by it. To be had of all rest.ectub'.e Chemists. Special Agents: Mr N(,i,. ('heiiiist, Wrexham Mr Rorw, ('hemi.st. liutbin Mr J>«>'F.s, « hemist, Mold Mr Datiks, Cbemist. IlhyJ; nriii .-f )tll Wb-)Ies;ile Druggi.-tts in t-nndon. Liver|»i>ol, Mitncln-ster. Bristol, Chester, Ac. Prepared only by II I ) FFUGHES, OPERATIVE AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, C(){" .'<TY Mi incAi. HALL, HKIH STRKKT, DENBIGH. birsfa I"IHF OliTHOPRAGv.S OF THR SPINE. Cimprising « the treatment of Sjiinal Deformity. 5/- By IL H EATHEH llWU. J. & A. Churchill; or the Author 56 Wimpole-street, Lon- don, W. II IMPORTANT ro ALL IN TRADE. X ESTABLISHED lKlti. X T tT B B S MERCANTILE OFFICES, I 42. 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Daily application ei this preparation for a week or two will restore faded, grey, or white hair to its natural colour and richness. If properly applied it never fails, but it should be well shaken before using. IT IS NOT A DYE, nor does it contain any colouring matter hence it does not soil the head the scalp, or even white linen but produces the colour within the substance of the Hair. When the original colour has returned, THE AFRICAN RESTORER should be applied about once a week, which will be sufficient to sustain it. N.B—See that the words "THE AFRICAN HAIR RKSTORER" are on every bottle, as that is a "Trade Mark." Sold by Chemists and Perfumers, at Is per bottle. Sold wholesale by the Proprietors, Messrs P lling and Graham, 8, New Bailey-street, Nianchester, and all Patent Medicine Houses. SAVED BY A PINCH OF SNUFF. Dear Sir,—I had Tic or Neuralgia in my head for about six weeks, and was as near out of my mind as possible—so far that I was determined to put an end to my existence A friend who had been nearly as bad as myself, and was cured by your snufi, told me of it I came to your shop with great Trejudice; but, marvellous to say, I was cured in less than three minutes, and there are no signs of it returning, ii n d that is two months ago.—I am, yours faithfully, J. W. A. MARCHANT. Newcastle-on Tyne. HANDYSIDES' ELECTRIC NERVINE iLJt- SNUFF- CURES TIC, TOOTHACHE, NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, and PAINS in the HEAD IN TWO MINUTES. W M. HANDYSIDES, PATENTEE AND MANUFACTURER, 28, GRAINGER-ST. WESr, NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE. And of all Chemists and Patent Medicine Dealers. SOLD IN BOTTLES AT Is lid EACH, OR POST FREE, Is 3d. Sold Wholesale by Messrs. Pilling and Graham, 6, New Bailey-street, Manchester, and all Patent MetEcine Houses THE NORTHERN CURE, A Single Bottle of this Remedy for i RHEUMATISM Completely cured a well-known Newcastle gentleman Particulars can be had of Mr PROCTOR, chemist. Dean- street, Newcastle. THE NORTHERN CURE contains no Oil. Price, Is ld per Bottle. Sold by all Chemists. Sold Wholesale by Messrs. Pilling and Graham, 8, New Bailey-street, Manchester 2380 FURNITURE (New and Second-hand) Carpets, bed F steads, bedding, blankets, quilts, counterpanes, sheeting-, wall papers, billiard tables, pianos, music, boots and shoes at prices never before offered. The vast Stocks should be seen. All goods warranted, packed and delivered free. New illustrated price lists gratis. Wilt. Wa i nk's, 131 to 139, Newington Butts, and National Supply Stores, Crampton-street, London. A D F- m ikel. EXTRAORDINARY CURE of a COUGH. The following letter has been addressed to Mr iloweb, from Win. Boards, Esq. "Nightingale Hall, Edmonton. Dear Sir,-I have recently suffered much from a most violent cough, proceeding from a tioklivg in my chest, which no remedy, out of many 1 resorted to, could allay. M< head was constantly aching, and my whole frame ent rely shaken. Having seen the good effec s of your BALSAM of ANISFFD in several members of my family, I purchased a small bottle, and when going to bed at night took a teaspoonful in two tablespoons- fuls of water, just warm. The effect was im- mediate it arrested the tickling in my chest, I slept well, and rose perfectly restored in the morning, with the exception of debility, arising from fatigue by incessant couching for some days previous. M\ cough entirely left me, and has never returned Having since heard of a lady in the neighbourhood who for a long time had laboured under a most distressing cou"h and who had re- sorted t, every remedy within her knowledge, I sent the remainder of the bottle to her I and that long standing,. bstinate and (as she thought) incurable cou" h was perfectly cured. You are at perfect libei t\ to make what use you may please of this communi&itinn, as the contents are strictly true. I shall take every opportunity of recommending your inestim- able medicine, feeling as I do fully assured of its efifcacy. I am, my dear Sir, yours truly, To Mr Thomas Powell." WM. BovRDS. P 0 W E L L'S BALSAM of ANISEED. "H.M. Gunboat Netley. Wick Scotland. "Dear Sir.—Having had a most distress- I ing and severe cough which caused Lie m'tny sleepless nights and r. stless days I was recommended by his lordship the Karl of Caithness to try your most invaluab'e BALSAM of ANISEKD and I can assure you with the first dose I found immediate I relief, even without havinjr to suspend my various duties and the first small bottle completely cured me therefore I have the greatest confidence in fully recommending it i to the million. ) (Signed) W. LINZEIL. H.M.G.B Netley." THE EFFECT of ONE TEASPOOXFUL I taken in a little water on going to bed is EXTRA- ORDINARY. No family shnld be without it in winter. Sold by Chemists and Medicine Vendors throughout the World, at Is li(i and 2s 3d per bottle a great saving in taking family bottles, lis each. Established over 50 years. Prepared only by THOS. POWELL, Blackfriars Road, London. LION, NET, and MOUSE TRADE MARK. ASK for PO W E L L'S BALSAM of ANISEED. P 0 W B L L'S BALSAM of ANISEED. 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I I I SIB,—Winter has set in with qmte an average I severity, but I hear nothing of soup kitchens or coals I for the poor. Where are our leaders in these move- ments?—Yours obediently, Towk«»as. I l A FEMALE STATIONMASTER. I SIR,-Permit me to inform you that I am a very frequent traveller, not only upon the Loudon anil North- Western Railways but upon other lines of rail- way both in England and Wales, and it has hitherto seldom or ever fallen to my lot to have the pleasure of interviewing a female statinninaster. I had, how- ever occasion to be at a town in the Principality on Tuesday, the 21st inst, and was much amused at the conspicious part the stationmaster's wife took in the examination of the various parcels and baggage which lay at the station for transit by rail to the respective destinations of the owners. They were most minuetly examined and scrutinized by this iady statioumaster, (much to the annoyance of many of the passengers and probably to the amusement of others), whom, for curiosity sake, I shall call stationmistress. Any excess of course, if chargeable, was at once communi- cated to Station master No 1, and the passengers charged accordingly, with the exception of one lady passenger, who had much in excess of the regular rail- way allowance, who excused herself by stating that her funds had been exhausted, consequently was therefore allowed to go free. Are there not a sufficient number of railway porters at this station to act as detectors ? If not, application should be made at once to the railway directors for an addition, or pro- vide this lady stationmistress with a stiit of railway livery suitable for the occasion, allowing her the privilege of wearing » "Dolly Varden hat with a pair of breeches, in order to distinguish her diligence and merit from any other official connected with this identical station.—Your obedient servant, A Railway Passenger. STEAM ON TRAMWAYS. SiR,- -The following I have cut out of a Liverpool newspaper and I beg to call the attention of Chester and Wrexham readers to it, as well deserving of their special ct)noi(teration Steam is being used in the propulsion of the cars on the streets tramway lines at Dewshury, and the chairman and four of the directors of the Liverpool Traaiways Company, having rece ived an invitation from the hoard of management of the Dewsbury tramways, visited that town the •ther day for the purpose of examining the construction and merits of the engine. As the result of their i -it aiid investigation, the chairman has prepared the f. Lowing report for the information of the company and the public, it being the intention of the company to apply to the Board of Trade for a license to use steam on their lines In compliance with an invitation from the directors of the Dewsbury Tramways Company, and in pursuance of a resolution to that effect, five of members of the board of Liverpool United Tramways and Omnibus Company, that is, four directors and myself, went there on Tuesday last to inspect the operations in progress there for the propulsion of their cars by steam. We were received with the greatest possible politeness and courtesy, and every information was afforded' U". We stayed several hours, both on the engine and in and outside the cars. We noticed particularly the absence of smoke, steam, dust, and noise of every kind. The pace was varied at our request from 4 miles up to 14 miles per hour the car was stopped and started with the greatest facility, and almost in- stantaneously. The steepest gradient is only 1 in 40, but without any apparent additional pres-ure, and without any additional supply of fuel to the engine, we went up the incline at the rate of 8 miles per hour, and in returning at the rate of 12 miles per hour, we stopped within a few yards without the slightest diffi- culty or unpleasant jerking of any kind. We particu- larly observed how entirely free from alarm all the horses were on the road, whether in carriage, cart, or under the saddle; the engine performed its journey both going and returning, and in two instances, where seperate horses were led in hand, there was not the slightest attempt to evade the engine, or the least alarm shown bv the horses in passing it. We learnt that the consumption of fuel was at the rate of about 71bs. per car per mile, at a cost, including the supply of water, of just under Id per car per mile. The tank of the engine contained 50 gallons, and required filling only once each day of 17 hours and so complete was the system of condensation (the pipes for which were all above the car containing the engine) that on the quantity being tested at twelve o'clock at night, aftera whole day's run, the consumption wasfound to he only about 20 gallons. The engine was built by Merry- weathers, of London, at a cost of 1:600, the cylinder being 8 inches diameter, and 12 inches stroke. The boiler was tested up to 240 lbs. to the square inch, but they generally worked it at a pressure of 80 l'«., never more than 120 lbs. A special gearing indicated at all times the pressure of steam and the pace at which the car was travelling, and was automatic in its action whenever the pressure or speed exceeded the desired rate. The working parts of the engine were all underneath, and cased in, so as to prevent any accumulation of dirt; and the link motion and the journals, when examined by the chairman after the trial, were found to be clean and cool, and exhibited no signs of wear." The Chester Tramways Company have a line between the Chester General Railway Station and (passing through the city) right in front of the Eaton Lodge on the Wrexhain road. The Wrexham Tramways Company have a line running right into Wrexham, and I would suggest to these companies, and the public of Chester and Wrexham, that the two lines should be brought together and worked by steam. There is sufficient traffic between the two towns now existing to make the extension pay, but in a year or two, the country between the ) two towns would be so developed as to make the un- dertaking one of the very best investments in this part of the country. An hour's pleasant ride between end and end would cover the whole distance, and a shilling fare would put the Great Western Hail way COlli "any into the shade. If the Mayors of Chester and Wrex- ham would hut hob-nob over this scheme, and then call public meetings of the inhabitants of each town to support it. the thing would become a great fact, and the public would be benefitted. A CONSTANT Reader. THE TOWN BROOK. I DEAR Sir,—As this may be an expensive affair for the ratepayers perhaps you will kindly allow a little further ventilation of the subject. The value of publicity is proved by my note having brought out two interesting communications in your last Satur- day's paper. To begin with W. It is to be hoped he will not leare the town in a huff because he was disgusted at finding no fishing or boating. Let him wait and see what the Council will do after making the new streets. If they have any money left the river maY have attention. All it ivant-s is that the bed should he made narrower an,1 deeper, with a go,} bottom. A sample of the very thirig CAn be seen where it enters under Island Green property, also under the Willow lirewery; but. instead of a circular barrel one-third or onv-fonrth of a circle is enough for the open stream. It could he fenced off, ami the brook- sitle would then he wide enough for a large traffic. A river hed this shape could be Itept clean at little expense less than a new roadway over it which would require regular attention from the big borough men with brooms. W. can see what a natural ornament Providence designed for us if he will traee.the stream upwards from the town. When he comes to the footbridge near Mr Roberts's, "Berse Farm, some fine day, let him loiter and sit on th rail, and as he watches the ripples and dimples and i iris he may well sigh to tliink that man should L taminate and disfigure so fair a gift; and that i..1 should then try to hide it out of his sight, like a mniil rer burving the body. Of c, urse the remarks on F.rddig Park and Chester. road are very good, but these places are outside the town. W. makes a critical correction of barefoot" into "harefooterl but perhaps it will be as well to re- tain barefoot brooksiders along with black feet Indians and hluecoat schoolboys. "An old inhabitant of lirook-street" gives us some scarce information about old times. This dis- cussion will answer a good purpose even if it only excites an interest in ancient Wrexham or Wricksam or Wrightelsham. The writer gives some urgent reasons for covering the brook, and the first one is i r al. u T k A.. t I that a 8tuneni 01 tne xvev. u. a 1 UöUP'. ui rmrueiu, fell in as he wan going to preach. This was about fifty years ago It's to be hoped he did not go into the pulpit in wet clothes. Another case he mentinm is that of a man running after Councillor Richard Jones's torchlight procession, and he fell in full length, bag and baggage." However, this accident is not surprising because, first, it was election time, and second, the poor man had come from Denbigh. Then about drunken men and children. At the portion adjoining Penybryn Bridge there's an absurd bit of wall like a trap to tempt staggerers to lean against or sit upon, and by the law of centre of gravity over thf-y no. This ought to have been protected ye ;rs a;o, A light ;r.n paling, two feet hih, on the top of the wall would do it. A similar paling on the south side where there is no wall will protect the young Mary Ann Squarers. We shall then he able to walk along the brook-ide whether drunk or sober. I mentioned this subject to our local antiquarian, Mr Edward Rowland, of Bron Offia, and he said, "Oh yes, I tumbled in myself when I was a little chap, and old Peggy Povnh dried me at the fire and sent me home to my mother." This makes asecond case that happened not much more than balfi century ago. He states that he has in his possession a coin of Queen Elizabeth's reign, which was found in cleaning the bed or the river. This should he a temptation to elt-art it oftener. About the stench. This is natural in the present neglected state of the brook. The remedy is to make it narrower and keep it clean. Still dead cats itiut be somewhere, find they may as well lie thrown in sight of the scavengers aa left in the rAI pits in the cottage yards. If it is necessary to cover the river along Brookside for sanitary reasons, it must be ziture necessary to do it from Pentrefelin Bridge to Island Green, where the Cottages are n«»t under the control of the public eye. But, really, there is no need at all; if a good channel U made the river will clear itself for i '? w?ntextr? [ a portion of the yeaf; lifi?l wl' 'I Iv witit extra j.tlteiitioii in a diy summer. Oirf ?fi £ flf» W. ■m. ay then in a (Iiy mtt that firkin, Indeed, Mr Oswell Bt?t' t< 11i" h? b?-'?efn Ehdu the tish?rm?n with f(Jft -ra-t?)??<iht'h'(".k. It ni ?w 't?f ft ar?4 hef? a? Ksf meJt, A tn?fr?tf f<!?nsp \<!n ?' ."umeitnt; why?''t. more ? It is related that ti?e wise men of Gotham hurt down a house to get rid of a nest in t' e thatch, and one of them cutoff his arm to cure the chilblains in his fingur. It is well to bear in milJd that Cotham is A name not monopolized hy any one town, but is transferable to any othel place where the e-xploits deserve the appellation.— Yours truly, E. M. J.
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I Whtpe Stab (OSWESTITY) V. HALF Moos (Welsh- pool).—This m itch was pl.tyed ur2! Saturday, at Welshpool, ending in a draw, neither side scoring one goal. BLACK Park T. Blue Stark NIAMXff).-This match wae-piayetl iiii the ground of the former on Suturday, and reunited in a draw, each sitit securing one goal. I Corwen v. RuTKtN-.—This game was pIyert., on Saturday, on the ground of the former, and resulted in a draw, neither side being able to ucore, owing, na doubt, to the ground bting so hard from the recent frost. (.'HARITY Match.—We are glad to le.-srn that ar- rangements have now been made for the celebrated Glasgow Rangers to-conitf down to Rual),-n to pligy the Druids tor a charitable object at the eid of this month. We tniH- that the match will be well patronised. The mere fact that one of thecc.stending 3eanis is no other than the renowned Rangers'' is pretty sure to attract a-large number of spectators. Cohwen v. BEH%vylr- ItANGK&,i.-We have received the following from V Ranger."—Kindly allcw me to correct an error that appeared under the above heading in your Football column of lalit week. I refer to the statement that it resulted in a victory for the homv (Corwen) teJHn by two goals to one and one disjHited." The real fact is that the game was a draw, hoth obtaining two, and no dispute arose at all. Stapwbd ROAD v. Druids.—This match dm played at Wottt-rhampton on Saturday. Stafford Road wou by three goals to one. The Druids played but five of ttieir u-ual team, and were unfortunate enough to get one man hurt early in the game. The best form-shown aiuong the players who were playing for the first time in a match of any importance, was that of Torn Jones. With practice be will make a clever, persevering forward. Northesh Welsh ASSOCIATION. -DEN BIGHSHIRF v. Carnarvonshire.—The above match will be played at Baagor to-day (Saturday). The following team have been selected to represent IXnbighshire.— Coal, Adarss (Berwyn Rangers); backs, J. E. Richards (Berwyn Rangers ) and J: Roberts (Ruthin): half backs, Maddox (Ruthin) and Ji, Jones (Berwyn Rangers); left wing, J. Roberts and W. Roberts (B-rwyn Rangers); right wing, W. P. Owen and E. Owen. Ruthin centres, J. Davies (Berwyn Rangers) and E. H. Roberts ( Rhyl). Druids v. Wednesbury Strollers.—This power- ful Staffordshire team will play the Druids in Wynn- stay Park, to-day (Saturday), kick off at 2.15 p.m. The Strollers have some of the best players in the Birmingham Association in their club. The following is a lift of the Strollers' team for Saturday :-Coal, Hope back, Alfred Harvey half backs. T. Bryan, (captain), E. M. Scott, and Greatrex right wing, S. Powis and S. Parker left wing, B. C. Knowles and S. Taylor; centres, M. Byrne and J. Reilly. Um- pire, F. Hackwood. The Strollers' uniform is maroon. They have some very important fixtures this season.
WELSH ASSOCIATION CHALLENGE…
WELSH ASSOCIATION CHALLENGE CUP WREXHAM v. WHITE STARS. Cup TiE. These teams met on Saturday, on the Rhosddu Recreation Ground, to decide the second round of ties in the Welsh Ciiallenge Cup competitions. The ground was very hard, owing to the severe frost, and the weati.er bitter cold. The on-lookers who put in an appearance on the ground being in the most part warm—or r tther cold—admirers of the game. The Stars were tavorites, and their late defeat of a crack club (Wednesliury Old Athletic) gave them consider- able prestige in the opinion of many who had not hitherto been them play. The Wrexham eleven were supposed to be in fair form, but tiie constitution of the team was too uneven to enable their well-wiwhers to have strong confidence in their performance. The Stars won tiie toss, and chose to defend the town goal. After a few rulltl it was evident that the ground was too slippery to allow much skilful manipulation, and sureness of kick on the run would be at a premium during most of the game. The Stars wings speedily put in some effective work, and showed o uch speed and skill, and worked well all along the hout Hue, passing unselfishly and sometimes very effectively, ibe WrexhMn bad several runs early in the play, and had the ri?ht win?s been better able to withstand the assaults of their more agile and experienced opponents a aicore would probably have been made early iu the gaiue. For the first half-hour no result was attained, but a splendid screw kick from the right wing, fully tweitty-tive yards from the goal, took effect, and by the slight aid of the wind went under the bar, and Woosiiam seemed much surprised at the success of his iucky shot. It was expected that the home team would gird up their loins after this unexpected rebuff, and they did attempt, but their opponents' back play was too sure, and the ball was quickly transferred to the charge of the Stars forwards, who quickly invested the Wrexhan fortress, but their more decisi ve attempts Wire unavailing, and wlieii lialf-tiiiia was called the game was, Stars one to none. The change of sides gave the home team the aid of the slight wind, and they speedily made several inroads into the enemy's country, and a case of very hard lines was received by their pariizans with evident chagrin. The Stars kept steadily at work and spied every advantage to facilitate the progress of the ball towards the home goal, but Edwards and Roberts, who were on the alert, baulked several attempts to encompass the downfall of their goal. Again the Wrexham men made a combined assault, but fortune frowned, and the Stars getting possession of the ball ran it well into their opponents' ground, and after several attempts by the Wrexham backs to frustrate the attempt, the ball was sent between the posts by ¡ Jones, a. quarter of all hour to the call of time. The home players now put in some good play, and made several rattles at the Stars' goal, from one of which the ball struck the bar and rebounded back into play, and the Stars' backs cleared tbdr position. Again an attempt was made, and from a?ood run by Edisburv, who about this tune put in some excellent work, the ball was placed in front of goal, and rushed through by the forwards, amid much excitement, as time was up in five minutes. The home men did their utmost to equalise matters, and the Newtown backs are deserving of much praise for the cool way in which they nullified the assaults in the latter part of the game. When the whistle sounded the game stood— Stars two to one. The gallle on the whole was well-contested, and there is not the slightest doubt that the best team won. The Stars played with da-sii and determination, and kept pegging away from statt to finish, and it was noticeable that they have learned to keep their places on the field much better than they used to. Also, they passed the ball to positions, expecting the men to be there, and as a rule they were. Gittins, who did a lot of work, had a persistent fancy for being offside, in which position he illegally took part in the play, at least halt a score of times, with impunity, and the only inference to be drawn from such laxity, I is that at least two of the judges were not adepts in the working of the "offside" rule. The Wrexham team as betore stated, was an uneven one, containing as it did, weak and strong points. Some of the forwards were too young to play in such hard games as cup ties usually are, and a better disposition of the players Wit-) po-sibie. Some of the young players displayed good ionll, Kdisbury showing remarkable speed. Priee its centre, made must of his cha-MCes, but he was indifferently supported by his backer up. iioden worked well, aud Ingham will make a good man in time. The backs played with piuck and energy, and showed good form in stemming the oil- s).tu hts of such determined piayeia as the SLars. The team as a whole, however, is wanting in the dash re- quired to play a good offensive game. Next year, it 'I is probable, the W rexham club will be able to put a good all round team in the tie?d. Sides as follows WREXHAM.—Goal, J. Davies backs, C. Roberts and H Kdw?rds half b 'eks, T Boden and J. Ingham; right wing, A. Davies and H. Davies left wing, T Kdisbury and W. Hoberts; c ntres, U. Edwards (captain) and J. frice umpire, H. Loxhain. WHITE star—Goal, H. Hibbotf: backs, T. Jones and D. Owen; ki.,If hacks, J. Andrew aud T. Pryce; right wing. U. Woosnam and D. Williams lett wing, E. Gittins (c.iptain) and W. Andrew centres, D. Rees aud D. Jones umpire, T. Ev*us. ,\ir H. Crump, of the Shrewsbury Engineers, filled most satisf ctorily the post of referee.
RUTHIN v. DllUiDS.
RUTHIN v. DllUiDS. SIR, The article which appeared in your local contemporary last week must have been communicated under *n entire misconception of the simple facts of the case for although the tone of the article does not disclose that impartiality which should distinguish a fair critic, I c*nnot think that wilful and intentional misrepresentation of the truth was the ohject of the writer of it. The statement that The Druids have played twice at Ruthin" this season, once on the occasion of an ordinary match, and once on the occa- sion of the "cup tie," is quite true. It is also a fact that the Ruthin players have iievtr played a match at Ruabon. The statement that the committee of the Pixitball Association of Wales did not inform the Ruthin Club that unless the tie was played out at Ruabon they would lose their chances for the cup, and that the Druids could claim the match" is dis- tinguishable from the former assertions in that it is uot in accordance with the facts. The Ruthin Club were informed as well by the Association secretary as by myself, that unless the Ruthin players came over to Ruabon to lJlav the match the Druids would claim the tie. I both wrote and telegraphed to the ivutuin secretary to that effect, and did all that I could to I them to c.biiie and play the match out at Kuabon, knowing that according to ti -e rules of the -'V^s0CI*'H'n thev were boulld to do so. The assertion that the Ii Ruthin men played the Druids at Wrexham last y,ar is correct, the match being the final tie, which, according to the Association rules, has to be played I upo,n such irrounds ? the As?.c:atMn Committee may d?te. the ..bj?-t h.u.? to p?y upon such ncLOrd ..round as shall afford the best "gate" money, the whole of which in such matches is hatide(I over to the Association, under w hose control the match is played. ) So far from the Druids having stich « rong objections to meet their opponents on the Wrexham Ground, I lie" tfo.ty tli;&t the Drnids have voluntarily played home and home matches with the Wrexham Club this I year, and I sincerely trust and have every reason to h,.li.e that the?e matches will henœtorth he animal! ifxtures. I may further oh?erve that the Druids and i I Northwich wiU p!?y "ff their cup draw at ?-M" i ?<m this !fc?"n. 1 h Drud" have been put to wry considerable expense, III going over to Ruthin, and the Rutnin Club has reajied the entire "gate" pro- cpeci" of both the matches, with the exception of one fourth of the net proceeds of the cup tie match, which j ?oes to the Association. We have phyed a number of n?tchf} upon ?Qr ground this year, viz. Chirk, Northwich, Shrewsbury Engineers, LIngolleft, Wrex- hain. and Wednesbury Old Athletic, and on none of these occasions have 1 observed any complaints of the behaviour of spectators or players. I have no desire to indulge in recriminations hut I cannot help feeling ?I)ri,4ed that ch?tM of intiumia?on" should eman- ''II a neihh'lurho..d where the conduct of "ome lItf' i l\ità.II, ?'"? ?'?" of ""me of the phwn! at • if f,e ? ? ??'-??</ reprehensible. flu Itit. /'tin ». COlteluporary in T.?t? th?ffM ;?? ?co.te.up?y",n thehe.-ttnf t-xcttem?tt ?' .?/????"?? -entiinenta which in cooler »ot utji ter.?", fnts of the ?se before hh? he ?""? "? "?." ?! th?t Ruthin and the Druids may ?? mauy p!ea?nt and fln(Hy m?tehea together.—1 *3  yours obediently, Charles BUTLR, hon. sec., Drtu^ Football Club."
FOOTBALL -FIX RURES.
FOOTBALL FIX RURES. I WRfCXIIAlf. ) Jan. 15th, v. Oswestry St. Oswalds at Wrexham ,I;in. 29th, V. r)I.1 at Wrexh^w F h. lith, v. Blackburn at Wrexham Feb. Wlh. v Gorwen at Wrexham Feb. Stith, v. it. oswiild- at Oswestry March 5tli, t Birkenhead at Uirkentoead March Ltitti, v. Liverpool at biv«rpoot March 26th, 2nd tealb at Wrexham CIVJJ. SKRVICK. Jan. lotll. v. Oswestr? at Oswestry i-sn. 22nd, v. Corwen ari Wrexham I Jan. 2!lth, v. Elle>mere at Kllesuiere feh 5th, v. Newtown ".lhite stars at WxhMD I Vlv 1-tli, v. Cheste. Warclere* a at CheaStffr Maw. 12th, v. Northwich at Northwich ApriJUth, v Northwich at Wrexham GRO"ENOR. J in. loth, v. Gwersyllt at Wrexham Jan. £ iiid v. Uangolfen at ViVexham Jan ;AKT4. v. Chirk at Chirk Feb. I i", v. Holt at Holt. March oCtv. v. t'lle ter College, a* Wrexham. .1IIar. 12th, v. White Star, OsweKft-y, at Oswesiry, CORWEN. Ja*. 220111, Civil Fienice "t Wrt,ldism Jan. 2Htb, v. Dolgelley at Dolgelley Feb. lllth v Wrexham at Wrexham or cms. Jan Sth v. Stafford Knari at W >1 vet Hampton j all. iSth; v. Wednesbury strollers at AAubon Jan 2lkh, v. Kutbin at Ruthin Feb. 5tlk; Y. Wednesbury Old Athleti?"at Ruaboa Feb. 12th, v Nortiwich at Northwich Feb. lath, r. Oswestry at Oswestry. CHIRK. Jan. 22nd, vMlswesCry at Chirk ian.. I *Ith, ?. Orosveiwsr at Chirk Keb. "5th, v. Wrexharm at Wrexham Feb. 19th. v. White Sturm at Oswestry Feb. 2tjtb, v. Druids 2nd team Ht Chirk March 19th, 7. Wrexham at Chirk lifcJtW y.n ka.vokbs. Jan. 15th, y, Gwersyllt at Gwer.iyllt Jan. 22nd. v. Oronenor at Wrexhain F h 2tith, Y. Oswestry at Llangollen Mar. 5th, v. DruMil rd at, flangouen MOLD. J tn. 22nd, v. Flint at-Flit Jan. 2Hth, v Wrexham at Mold
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