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h. Shipping Intelligence. WHITE STAR LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. NOTICE.—The Steamers of this Line follow the specified Outward and Homeward Tracks adopted by the leading Liverpool and New York Steamship Com- panies. I' J" < ,,< ¿-w-L é. 'f, A1ïil¡:&yî LIVERPOOL to NEW YORK, via (J U EES- TOWN. every WEDNESDAY. *TFTTTO\TC Wed -pl. 24 *MAJHSTIC.Wed. Itffiy 8 *Tl- 4 IT TON TC BRiTA??IC Wed. M?y 1 | GHKMANIC..AVod. May 15 Second Cabin will be carried on the voyages marked thus* Cotton 11)1 carried on Pax*fTV)tr Steamers. Steerage passage at low rates, including Outfit free of charge.. to New York, no,ton, Philadelphia, or Baltimore. Superior accommodation -.tt iiioder.-tte fares for Saloon and Second Cabin; also through bookings to China. Japan, Xc.v Zealand, and Australia. For further information apply to R. ROBERTS. 23, Town Kill, Wrexham; W. D. JoNi. Old Bank, Holy- head .T. W. HAT.T.. 97, George-street, Chester J. COSII3J!V. 79, Bough ton, Chester or of IsilAT, Imnlia & C0., 10, Water-street, Liverpool. 95o CUNAltD LINE. FIVE ANi) A THIRD DAY PASSAGES. TT> OYAL MAIL STEAMERS FROM LIVER- XV POOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN. T; y 7 "? ?'. 9 3 ,.A\ •' :r- IW- •" •• í!,iii]j¡il YOIŒ. FOR BOSTON. CAMPAX lA.Sat., Apl. 20 | GALLIA Thur.. Apl. 18 UMBiilA Sni. Apl. 27 j I'AVOXIA Thur., Apl. 25 AUKA.V1A..Tues. Apl. 30 j SUYTHIA Thar., May 2 Surr.inoi: ACCOMMODATION at moderate fares for First and Second Cbss Passengers :1150 through to CHINA. JAPAN, NUW ZEALAND, and AUSTRALIA. 3tc eragc Passengers to all parts of America and Canada at low rtiies; those by Boston stea.mers booked to i"ew* York without extra charge. Tirm CANARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED S. Water-street, Liverpool, Or tc th c: .en ts; T. Cirviti.ios, The Old Vicarage Bry-.nbo, Wrexham; n. ROKKUTS, 23, Town Hill Wrexham U. D. ROHKIUS, Estate Agent, Rhvl J W. nAi.L. 97. George-street, Chester. 261z AB K It D E E X LINE .—LONDON to   E .-LONDON?- to J- T t- AUSTRALIA, via Cape of Good Hope, in 42 flays. DAMASCUS Capt. A. Douglas, E.N.R,3,693ton9 Apl. 25 ThLIUIOi i J.CL,Cnpt. A. Simpson 3,711 tons May 25 These magni'lcent full-powered steamers will sail as above lor MELBOCRNE and SYDNEY, taking passengers for Tenerife and Cape Town and for all Ansyraiian and New Zealand I'orts. For Fares and full particulars apply to tho owners Geo. Thompson and Co., 24, Leacienhall Street, London, E.C. 5f ???- EM tG RAT) ON.    S ^ALL ""•■ho desire informatiom about ('õn:H, the ?«rt? ?<'st Territories, and Hi-t:!?:! Columbia, .?luld write to ALLAN BROTHERS & CO., 13, James Street, LlVERPi ti., for their Handbook of Information WHICH IS SENT FREE. 30s SILYER WATCHES. SILVER WATCHES 30. OWB If OTTO IS GOOD TAI.BE. EBTABLISHF.D IN 1855. The most genuino and reliable Bargains ever offered to the Public. NVe are now offering ladies' hand- somely engraved, heavy stamped Sterling Silver Keyless Watohes, with 1;"1,1 winding button, and elegantly tinted enamel dials for 30s. Alc;t,, gellim, ,trl)n Silver Levers, in heavy English hall-markcTl cases, with chronometer balance, for 30s, or on our easy pay- ment terms. NTatch delivered after first payment. Write at once for hill particulars HAlUilSOX & Co.. Watch Manufacturers, 13. School Lane, Liverpool. TJaese vv atones are all extra jewelled, silver domes. have marine bexita with crystal glass, aiul are marvels of cheapness, durability, and timekeeping, and are usually retailed at two guineas, and we guarantee to return money if not as represented. Gouts' Silver Alberts, Government stamped every link, curb or fe, ter patterns, at 6s 6d, 8s 6d, 10s 6d, extra heavy 12s 6J each. Ladies' Silver Alberts, handsome patterns, at 5"1 6d, Ss 6d, 8s, and 10s each. Our Sterling Silver 'Watches at 17s Sd, lauies' cr scma' size are a speciality. 523fb FIT EE TO MEN When you are tired of taking nauseous and mysterious prescriptions and compounds, which :do yaø no good, but only ruin your digestive organs write to me and I will send you a bookwhich describes QUICK AND CERTAIN cure for lost strength wast"weakneils. d:c., from whatever en-use arising NO STOMACH MEDICINE, NO ELECTRICITY. Sent in envelope on receipt of two stamps for postage A. J. LEIGH, 92-23, Great Russell-st,, London, W.C 1916 A 10 YEARS' RECORD.—The Favourite Brand of PURE MOSS. SPLENDID MANURE. Is the best ard Most Economical BEDDING for HORSES and CATTLE, Superior to all others. Testimonials and Prices on application to the English Peat iloaa Litter M.F.G. Co., Ltd, Whit- ch urcla. Salop. 169j TJf "-Tv t7> A Wi ;i«4 ? ?.? ? ?.-? =?A ? ? ? -.? -? i*? ?,3  l?e.1:'l'if-Ðc  '7', (. Zlf? 7J 'It liimg We&lGr*  ? ?? & ? ? ?? v <-? —  _J .J ? ??  ?nequaHed for IX VL UEXZ A. COUG- H S, COLDS, A.ST!{MA, HHOCHIAL AFFiXTIOXS AND ALL CHEST COMPLAINTS. 'LiBii'raimjhrtm Chronicle, Novem- (I' t S'U 10.°')' KVVS Tll most eliicAcious cure ever offered t-) 1. public 1'or the nuutni-ons varieties of < • :np!a;iits is Thoinasso's "Perfect" LUNG liiiALr.R. It will be found of the greatest in bronchial affections. lioars«n>iss. ■ o'l^rhs. colds and astinua, and afford. instnur ici:ef to the sufferer. THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS. l/q per bottle of Chemists, or post fr u 1 liiinj L. Thunnsso, London, S.E. Tliomasso's P3SFEC3" OIL .s E S ?=EMt.° ?s???, ?z?sS? The Greatest outward application for G-out, ShQumatism, Sciatica, Neu.. ralgia, Hsadach.3, Sprains, BruiEas, and all pains. The most Perfect Oil ever brought before the public, and will give relief quicker than any other remedy. Sold by chemists at 1/11 per bottle, or post free 3d. extra, from US, Westminster Bridge Road, London, S E DEAFNESS CURED, li b?fcly. Rapidly, and Permanently, S '*?? BY USING 6c E R. 0 Z 0 N m "I Which has Restored the Hearing of Thousands. THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS. one genuine without the word" EROZONE." Price lIlt per bottle of all Chemists, or post free 1/3, from L. THQMASSO, US, Westminster Bridge Boad, LONDON, S.E. I- i02TE DOSE j neiievoo. 1- CITF SOS C^TUL5?eS„ A- LONGSTAFFS PILLS '——<«»—"V— These Pills will Positively Cure quicker than any other remedy all DIS- CHARGES of the GENI- TAL ORGANS in either sex, Acquired or Constitutional; also GRAVEL and PAIN8 in the BACK. FREE FROM MERCURY. Soi<! in hoxes at Illi and 2/9, of all Patent wme Dealers, or post free 1/3 and 3/- from 148, Westminster Bridge Road, London. 1626 WANTED, AGENTS for the Sale of the tt Wrexham Aitariittr ia Districts where not already repreeented.-Apply, BAri/Hr Á8 Brvldlut, Limited, Wrexham. Business Announcements. 0.1 TORPID LIVER. HEADACHE:. PURELY VEGETABLE, SUGAR COATED. All Chemists is Small Pill Small Dose Small Price. I 1263 L 1121 _r.jiIi- ,I I I G jj>Y '¡:k:i. "1 ij r I,(:>J..l t.{ T." t.Y \:l;¡'- :-=)'" "'1I!1: f ? I'.çc;??. 5? í!F'¡ f:t.J; (::)1 :3' 11'; Il ç¡ 1;1) C). ::Š\ ,Y!l rl ,i;i!.J-JJ:J:àf_b.g¿-1?:-A'i:ti0{; ¡I ?  I,III 11,1 1'1' r. r(,Y.- í 11:[" A ,,> '?'   ,oc:- .1: '?r?-?' .???-?-?????? ? ?? ? -1?4? ?f gstV-i-TjLJr M ?' \1 :1 6'< -j l';jJnt .¿$i! < ) i'Jl_>$tLJ!: Ii !r;;Æl:br'?.=i cC>7,d- c :C_O'C:_n-'C?' ,¡,:¡: :1 These RerLiedies have stood the test of ,I 11 FIFTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE, 1 j I And ars pronounced the Best Medicine for FamUy =,3. THE PI LLS ? i Pur:J the Blood, correct all disorders of the LIVER, STOMACH, Kidneys and I' J iju?HLS, u.ud aro iuvaluablo in all complaints incidental to lemaloa u?? ail a¿es. t I' THE OINTMENT I; iI: T IS tho on?y rel!aMo remedy for BAD LEGS, COKES, ULCEns, and O,o:n'; 111 I • for Hn<??t'j-f;. SORB THROATS, Colons, rCv-,r.sy GOUT, lijihu.MA j !s:j,| j II CrL.?<Dt<?.it !5wELLixG3, and for all SKi? Disi:AS?3 it h?s EO eou:d. j I !); ITa??Gtursd only at 73, NEW OXFORD STREET, late 533. Oxford St.,1,02^02, j !l SOLD B» ALL MEDtONE VENDORS THROUGHOUT TH= V/ORLO. J j! Advice Gratis, at the above address, daily between the hours of 11 & 4, or bt letter. j^-vi f¡ ;t-  ? '??_?_ _? -r- Money. THE WREXHAM LOAN AND INVESTMENT COMPANY (LIMITED), ESTABLISHED 1856, Are prepared to advance, at a few hours' Hotice, from JE5 upwards, uron PERSONAL SECURITY, or upon depos" i of ..JIFB POLICIES, IITLE DEEDS, SHARE CERTIFICATES, DEBENTURES, &c., AT 1IODKBATE INTEREST. N. Preliminary or other Charges or Premiums. of Specially Reduced Terms for BILLS and LOANS an upwards. Repayments by easy instalments. Strictest con- fidence and privacy observed. Forms of application furnisl s Free by post or other-risa. Prompt attention gjvn to every tipplical tiou.-Apply JAMES PHE-INAH, Secretary, 4, Tenjple- row, Wrexham. 72 MONET. MONEY. MONET. MONEY IMMEDIATELY LENT FROM £10 TO £ 5,000. AT LOWER INTEREST THAN OTHERS. TO LADIES and GENTLEMEN, Farmers, JL Gardeners, Carriers, Cowkeepers, ShopKeepers, Dairymen, Tradesmen, Clerks. Schoolmasters, Clergy- men, Gentlemen's Servants, Lodging-house Keepers, Private Householders, and others in good situations, on their own security without bondsmen, on note of hand alone, re-payable by easy instalments, or ar- ranged to suit borrower's own convenience. All communications are received and kept in strict confidence. No genuine application ever refused, and honorable and straightforward transactions guaran- teed. Intending Borrowers are invited before apply- ing elsewhere to apply to the actual lender. B. EDWARDS, 17, Pepper-street, Chester. N.B.—Town or Country; distance no object. Letters immediately attended to. No charges what- ever if no business be done. 192n _n_- -_n- NO FEES UNLESS CASH IS ADVANCED. PRIVATE ADVANCES FROM £ 10 UPWARDS, on Borrower's Fown PROMISSORY NOTE, without Sureties. No Bills of Sale or other Registered Security taken for mpwaids of Ten years past. For Prospectus and Terms apply to GEORGE PAYNE, ACCOWKTAHT, 5, TOWN WALLS, SHREWSBURY; 1, 0AHBRIAN BUILDINGS, OSWALD-ROAD, OSWESTRY OR 3, CRESCENT-ROAD, RHYL. Established 1870. 1195n OLD IRISH WHISKY OR RUM, THREE SHILLINGS PER QUART, F,cizal, if not Superior, to anything in trade at 4s W I LLD E R'S,' CHEAPEST HOUSE m WREXHAM FOB SPIRITS MARKET HALL VAULTS (Entrance to Market Hall). 167. WREXHAM. BREAKFAST SUPPER. E P P S S GRATEFUL COMFORTING. COCOA. BOILING WATER OR MILK. 1453 READERS OF THE WREXHAM ADVERTISER SUPPLIED EARLY, AND DIRECTLY FROM THE OFFICE, CAN ARRANGE TO DO SO ON LEAVING TREIR NAMES AND ADDRESSES. COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. The Oldest Paten Medicine. In use for nearly a Century. The Safest Family Medicine. Of purely Vegetable Ingredients. If ree front Mercury and other Injurious Druc-os. THEIR USE. For all the common ailments of everyday life, Cockle's Pills are simply invaluable. FOR BILE, LIVER, ACIDITY, HEARTBURN, FLATULENCY, INDIGESTION, SICK HEADACHE, and all kindred complaints, these famoua Pillg act readily, surely, and safely. COCKLED ANTIBILIOIf S PILLS. DR. G. F. COLLIER, writing on the Pharma- copoeia of the Royal College of Physicians of Lon- don, says I have no hesitation in saying that it ia the best made Pill in the kingdom." TAKE NO OTHERS. c OCKLE'S PILLS. c OCKLE'S PILLS. c OCKLE'S PILLS. COCKLE'S PILLS. c OCKLE'S PILLS. c OCKLE'S PILLS. c OCKLE'S PILLS. c OCKLE'S PILLS. Cleanse and regulate the whole system, leaving it free from all impurities. They carry off all un- healthy humours are ad- mirable in women's ail- ments, overcoming all ir- regularities and maintain- ing the system in health, strength, and vigor. To use them always is to keep yourself in perfect health—the bowels free, the liver active, the head clear, and the skin and complexion free from blemish. May be had throughout the United Kngdom, in Boxes at Is lid ,2ii 9d, 4s 6d, lis, and 22s. 4, GRBAT OBMOWD STRBBT, LONDON, W.C. fl94. Is your Hair turning grey, or does it come out when aombod ? IF SO, PURCHASE A 1/- BOTTLE OF EGYPTIAN HAIR RESTORER from any Chemist, and you will be surprised at the result." 1535z THE COAL MINES REGULATION ACT, 1887. NORTH WALES DISTRICT. NEW SPECIAL RULES. H.M. Inspector of Mines, HENRY HALL, ESQ having certified these Rules to be now correct, has given us the necessary special authority to issue them This we are now in a position to do. both in BOOK AND SHEET FORM. PBIOSS AND PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION. BAYLEY & BRADLEY, LIMITED, "ADVERTISER" OFFICE, WREXHAM. Business Announcements. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT THE WREXHAM ADVERTIS E R. ( EST ABLISIIED 1SJ8.) REDUCTION IN PRICE. The PRICE of tlio WREXHAM ADVERTISER IS NOW REDUCED TO ONE PENNY. THE "ADVERTISER" IS THE LEADING PAPER FOR NORTH WALES AND THE BOHDER COUNTIES, AND GIVES THE FULLEST REPORTS OF ALL LOCAL NEWS IN THE DISTRICT. THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM. The Proprietors wish to draw the Special Attention of Advertisers to the fact that the Reduction of the Price of the Advertiser has been followed by a very large increase in the sale of the Paper, and therefore greatly enhances its value as an Advertising Medium. The Paper is of the same size as heretofore, and continues to report as fully all the Local News of the District in which it circulates. The Yearly Subscription on and after April 6th will be in advance, 4s on credit, 5s or, if by Post In advance, 6s 6d on credit, 7s 6d. PROPRIETORS BAYLEY L BRADLEY, LIMITED. BAYLEY & Co., PRINTERS, 1TIONERS, BOOKSELLERS AND BOOKBINDERS, 51. HOPE STREET, WREXHAM. COMMERCIAL STATIONERY. Our Special Demy Broad Folio LEDGER. bound half-rough sheep, 800 pages is Extra- ordinary Value. DAY BOOKS, JOURNALS, CASH BOOKS, Ac., at Wonderfully Low Prices. GOOD CREAM LAID COMMERCIAL ENVELOPES from 3/- per 1,000. SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT. ACCOUNT BOOKS, Ruled, Printed, and Bound to any Pattern, at Moderate Pricec, and on the Shortest Notice. IS WELSH AND ENGLISH :— FROM PENURY TO AFFLUENCE;" A Tale of a Wresnam Lad. One Penny. A Choice Selection of CHINA VASES AND TEA SERVICES JUST RECEIVED. Also, A Great Variety of TOILET AND DINNER SERVICES, AT ALL PRICES. BAYLEY & Co., THE NORTH WALES GLASS AND CHINA WAREHOUSE, HOPE STREET, WREXHAM. J •••••••• mf EVERY J I LAWYER, ESTATE-AGENT, 2Z I DOCTOR, SURVEYOR, ♦ AUTHOR, TRADESMAN, T I AND BUSINESS FIRM. EEDS A I NORTH S *fF. I V TYPE-WRITER ? f All writing matter neat, legible, and 7 m done in one-third the time. W • A few hours practice enables anyone y A to Wt ite easily. a I NORTH'S TYPE-WRITER f I AGENCY, 4 f Crypt Chambers, CHESTER. j 737 QTT1M INSURANCE OFFICE. LJ 1M FOUNDED 1710. SUM INSURED IN 1893, £ 395,854,440. For all particulars apply to Messrs LEWIS and SONS, Agents at Wrexham. 109 ALL Orders for PRINTING, LITHO- GRAPHY, BOOKBINDING, &c., intended for the 'ADVERTISER" OFFICES, will be received at the Offices MARKET SQUARE, ONLY, there being NO CONNECTION with any other finn. Office howrs, 9 &.ct. to 6 p.m. Business Announcements. GLOBE F URNISHING c-IOMPANY OOMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 12, 14, 16, AND 18, PEMBROKE-PLACE LIVERPOOL. tS" FURNISH FOR CASH, OR ON THE HIRE-PURCHASE SYSTEM AT CASH PRICES. THE GLOBE FURNISHING COMPANY, the oldest establiiahed and by far the most extensive Furnishers on the hire-purchase system in the provinces, supply every requisite for the complete furnishing of Cottage, Hotel, or Mansion considerably cheaper tnan the majority of those firms who sell for cash only. This they are ilble to do through having n. very large capital at command, and being the bona- fide manufacturers of the principal gooùs they sell. NO SECURITY REQUIRED, NO EXTRA EXPENSES, ON OUR HIRE-PURCHASE SYSTEM. The fair and equitable manner in which our business is carried on, and our reasonable terms and low prices, are so well known throughout the North of England and Wales as to render further comment unnecessary. General terms, which, however, can he altered to suit the convenience of Customers. Payments Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly:— Amount of purchase £10 Payment per Week 3" 6d ti £20 „ 5" 0<1 „ £50 „ 10s 01 £ 100 17a Gd £ 500 „ 803.0J An inspection of our Steele will at once satisfy in tending purchasers that we give better value and olfer easier payments than any other house furnishers on the Hire-Purchase System In the Provinces. All goods are delivered Free in our own private vans, and no expenses of any kind are incurred by customers. Furniture sent to any part of England or Wales. The trade supplied. Shipping orders executed with despatch. CAUTION.—As some firms adopt various means- such as copying our prospectus, (i-c.-with the evident intention of inducing the public to believe they are connected with us, please note our address. FURNISH FOR CASH OR ON THE HIRE- PURCHASE SYSTEM. New Prospectus, Large Illustrated Catalogue, Press Opinions, and Price List sent Post Free Application. Kindly mention this paper. Business hours, 9 to 8 p.m. Saturdays, 9 to 6 p.m. G LOBE F URN ISIIJTL- 'CX C 0 -%IPA NY ^J_LOBE JjlURXISIIING ^JOMPANY 12, 14, 16, AND 18, Pkmih;OKK-PLAC" LIVERPOOL. 788j AWARDED ALL TIIE FIRST PRIZES IN THE OPEN CLASSES AT THE BIRMINGHAM SHOW, 1894. From 6d. per lb. For full particulars, see WBitr,'m FApm SHED CATALOGUE, Gratis and Post Free. ORDERS of 20s value Carriage Free. Five per cent. Discount for Cash. WEBB & SONS, WORDSLEY, STOURBRIDGE. 803 THE NEW SMOKING MIXTURE. Sweet Smelling Cool and Fragrant. BRITISH FLORAL TOBACCO (Non-excisable.) Containing the same properties as found in the highest class tobaccos used in this country, but in a modified form, but much more pleasant, less expensive, and equally durable. Its manufacture into cigarettes is indeed a luxury, both to ladies as well as gentlemen. The daily increasing demand for this new Tobacco has induced us to bring it more prominently before the public, and we feel certain that a trial of the same will induce further and continued orders. This mixture is a compound of the finest English- grown herbs so effectually amalgamated that there is no predominance of one ingredient over another. It smokes particufnrly cool, and the aroma is pleasing and agreeable. When mixed with ordinary Tobacco in equal parts, it emits a most fragrant aroma diffusing itself with an aromatic odour most pleasing and refreshing, and is highly appreciated by all who have adopted this method of smoking it. For CIGARETTES it is particularly well-adapted, being smooth and easy in its manipulation, and is ac- knowledged to be quite a iuxury with Ladies as well as Gentlemen. It is perfectly harmless as a Smoking Mixture, but will certainly do all that is claimed for it. Price, Post Free, 4ozs. 9d; 8ozs. Is 31: lib. 2s. A Reliable Agent wanted for the neighbourhood. CHARLES WESTON AND SON, Wholesale Manufacturing Chemists. Analytical Chemists by Registration of the Pharma- ceutical Society of Great Britain, Consulting Chem- ists to the Brewing and Mineral Water Trades, Micro- scopical Specialists on the Organic and Inorganic Condition of all Still, Flowing, Mineral Spring, and other Medicinal Waters, tfce. ADDKESS :—SAMPLE OFFICE-92, Malpas-road, Brock- ley, London, S.E. Please mention this Publication. 807   WORL'DrEAMEQ For cleansing and clearing the blood from all ira purities, it cannot be too highly recommended. For Scrofula, Scurvy, Eczema, Skin and Blood Diseases, Pimples, and Sores of all kinds, tie effects are marvellous. It Cures Old Sores. Cures Sores on the Neck. Cures Sore Legs. Cures Pimples on the Face. Cures Scurvy. Cures Eczema. Cures Ulcers. Cures Blood and Skin Diseases. Cures Glandular Swellings. Cures the Blood from all impure Matter, From whatever cause arising. It is the only real specific for Gout and Rheumatia Pains. It removes the cause from the blood and bones. As this Mixture is pleasant to the taste, and war- ranted free from anything injurious to the most delicate constitution of either sex, from infancy te old age, the Proprietors solicit sufferers to gire It a trial to test its value. THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS. "21. Orchard-street, Warrington. "January 5th, 1894. I am pleased to say that your Blood Mixture a." Lotion, used as prescribed, has done my daughter Elizabeth, aged sixteen years, a world of good. About eight months ago she was attacked wift a severe slvin disease. I took her to the hospital here. and she attended for six weeks. I then took her to the Manchester hospital for four inontks. but neither of them did her a bit of good. I was obliged to take her from her work. At last I was persuaded to try Clark's Blood Mixture, and I now thank God I have done so, for, I am happy to say, the disease has disappeared, and, I can safely any it. the medicine has worked a miracle in my daughter's case. Everyone that knows her says ft is a wonderful thing, she only having taken three bottles, to see the difference in her appearance now and a few weeks ago. This is quite unsolicited, and I send it hoping it will persuade other possible BUfferer i io try your valuable medicine.—I remain, gentljor yours gratefully. "ELIZABETH BOHJI." Witness Charles Price, 48, Battersly-iame Warrington. Just a few lines in reference to a wonderful can that Clarke's Blood Mixture has effected. I hare been a sufferer for over three years with a bail leg. I have had several doctors, and tried dozens of receipts from people who professed to know wlu. would do me good, but I never received any relief until I tried Clarke's Blood Mixture. I should also add that I was recommended by one doctor to go to the infirmary, as he could do me no good, but a friend of mine asked me to try your Blood Mixture. I did so. and after using two lis bottles my leg was completely cured. It would be impossible to tell you how many wounds I had on my leg; it was com- pletely black up as far as the knee. My friends were alarmed, and I thought that I should lose my leg, but now iL s all right. You may use this letter as you please. Make it as public as you please, for I shall recommend your Blood Mixture wherever I go. "JESSE SMITH, 34, Jane-street, Hetton Downs. County of Durham, January 16th, 1891." Sold in bottles 2s 9d each, and in cases containing six times the quantity, lis—sufficient to effect a permanent cure in the great majority of long-standing cases. By all CHEMISTS and PATENT MEDICINE VEN- DORS throughout the World, or sent to any address on receipt of 33 or 132 stamps by the proprietors, THE LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COUNTIES DRUG COM- PAyY, LINCOLN. TRADE MARK-BLOOD MIXTURE ASK FOR CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE. And do not be persuaded to take an imitation, or •wiwtitute. M44ao
GWASTAD BRIDGE ON THE MOLD…
GWASTAD BRIDGE ON THE MOLD ROAD. The attention of Mr David Williams, the Flint- shire County Surveyor, having been called to the state of the parapet walls of the Gwaatad bridge, on the Flintshire side of the river, by Major T. H. Clayton, of Gwastad House, the bridge was lately examined by that gentleman and Mr James Sparrow, C.C., a member of the MLLin Itoade Committee of East Denbighshire, who attended at Mr Williams's request. So far as could be ascertained by an exam- ination made, without scaffolding tho arch of the bridge, which was tied with iron rods and wall plates last autumn, was no worse tlitn when it was left after the completion of the work, the tie rods having answered the purpose intended, and the bridge show" no further marks of disturbance, bnt the untied por- tion of the structure, and above the arch, is worse, but this does not affecC the stability of the bridge itself. The parapet walls have had some repairs done to them to render them safe. A snb-comrnittee, with power to act, has been appointed by the Den- bighshire Main Roads Committee, and Flintshire lia3 been asked to do the same, when appointed the joint sub-committee will me and make a thorough exam- ination of the bridge. Meanwhile the public may rest assured that the bridge is safe for all traffic, zitid will be carefully looked after.
I Agriculture.
I Agriculture. Siii:f:wsiin:r STO:;E STOCK SALB.— O n I Apiil 241h, Aifred Manseli and Co. announce 1,000 store cattle and 600 store sheep salo at Shrewsbury In a year cf scarcity of live Oék these numbere scelU large, but no doubt tho libera! prize* offered by this firiii have attracted both cattle and shea)) from ail P;Lrti of the kingdom. Ireland is re- prer-.Ciitod by aboUu^OO bullocks and heifers, includ- ing 50 tlnee-year-oid maiden shorthorn heifers from Mr Waller, similar in breeding and class to those so much admired at previous sales. Hereford bullocks are in ereat force, and some good strong bunches are entered also home-bred shorthorns, cross-breds, and Welsh. The sheen are principally ewes and lambs, and ewe and wether tegs, most of which will be shown in the wool. INVKHNESS AUCTION MAUKET. — On Monday, at Macdonald, Eraser, and Co.'s (Limited) weekly sale of fat stock, there was a fatir show for the season, the numbers being 122 cattle, 325 sheep. Cattle all over were a mush better show than last week, and com- prised several exceptionally nice lots of black polled and shorthorn bullocks. All shown met a very sharp trade, ai prices about the highest this season. The show of cross sheep were under the average in number, consequently those on offer did a very good trade. Blackface and Cheviot wedders and ewes very scarce, and in good demand. Best class of bullocks t-) 122 17s 6J, and from El8 to JE22 5s others to iE17 10s heifers to £ 10. and from E15 to £ 17 15s short- horn bulls to £ 2115s cows to £ 1012s 6d. Sheep- Cross hogs to 50s, and fiom 38s to 45s; half-breds to 44s, and 37s 6d to 43s 6d Cheviot wedders to 42* blackface wedders to 36s, and from 32s to 35; Cheviot ewes to 34s Leicester rams to 45s Cheviot rams to 32s 6d j cal ves to 52s 6J. Beef, top 63s 6;1 per cwc., current 59, to 62s per cwt.; mutton, top 9d per lb., current 7 d to 8d per lb.
MR SAMUEL HUDSON'S DAIRY SHORTHORNS.|
MR SAMUEL HUDSON'S DAIRY SHORTHORNS. After a long and successful career as a breeder of dairy shorthorns, Mr Hudson has decided to quit \v ytheford, dispose of his noted herd in its entiretv, and retire into comparative leisure. Mr Hudson has occupied tho Wytheford farm some forty years or so, and during the whole of that long period he hos de- voted himself to the breeding of shorthorn cattle, which could combine milk aud flesh in no ordinary degree. Those who have atended Mr Hudson's farm s.il.-s, will no doubt recollect the animals for which Wytheford is famous, and the grand lot of aiiort- legged, big-framed cows, with every indication of milk, to be sold on the 25th inst., fully maintain the reputa- tion of the herd, and the honours which Mr Edwards, of St. Alban s, won at the Loudon Dairv and other shows with animals bred by Mr Hudson. One great point in the favour of buyers is that Mr Hudson is a heavy stocker, and all the animals are simply in nice ordinary store condition, but at the same time it is apparent that great care and good judgment must have been exercised for many years past to bring the herd up to such a high state of perfection. Cheshire dairy farmers have usually purchased the Wytheford bulls, knowing they emanated from deep milking cows, and those who want to breed for da.iry purposes will have an excellent opportunity of UlakiJg selections here. For the county of Salop the d'sper- sion of this practical herd will be a great loss, but to those in need of high-class cattle, possessing good blood and rent-paying attributes the sale is a chance which occurs but seldom. Messrs Alfred Mansel and Co., of Shrewsbury, have the conduct of the sale, and no doubt they will be glad to furnish all particulars respecting the herd.
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MARKETS. I WI4EXHAM. CATTLH, Monday.—The marKet partook of a holiday character, and thors vribs only a small supply in all departments. Beef made up to 7d per lb, mutton from 7Jd to 8d, aud veal from 6d to 8d. There* were no pi", ou offer, and but little store stock. Dairy covri realised up to S17 each, and there was a eood damaud for store bulls,which fstchod satisfactory prices. THURSDAY t. d. R, 41. \0 wh'3at (ne,), per measure ;) Iíi to 3 i »» n 3 2 to 3 6 Oatil (old), 3 0 lo S 6 9, (new), „ 2 < to 2 6 I BarJej (iiiziltiiig), 4 0 te 4 S (grinding), 0 0 to 0 « Potatoes per measure 5 6 to 5 9 Butter, per 10. of 15u2: 1 0 to 1 1 Beef, p.r I b i tm 9 Muttou, per lb. 6 t8 9 l'urk, 7 to 9 Ve.tl, 7 to 9 LaIno, per ib. 0 to 0 0 Fowls, pereoliple 4 < to 4 8 Duck* „ 5 0 to 0 3 Kggs, 16 to 13 for a shilling. CHESTER CORN, Saturday.—WhaaS was rather better sold being Id per bushel higher, with fair deliveries for the season. Little business passed in farmers' graill, prices for all articles biens tirin aud unchanged. IiiJiau coru was atea iy on thu week's prices, while foreign wheat has beeh a dull market with a slightlv easier tendency. Quotatious Kod wheat 3s 4d to 3s 9d per 75 lbs malting barley 3" 9d ptir 601bi oats 2i 2d to 2s 6d per 46 lbs; fudiau corn lis 6d per 2411bs. CHESHIHK POULTIST.—Aome fed poultry in limited r.np 'ply. Iladerate business done. Recent stiffish prices maintai_ ned. Quotations.—por couple.- Chester fowls 5s 6tl ducks 5:1 6d t,.iid6,4. antwich: Fowls, 5s ducks 5s Gd. NlTorthwich Fowls, 4s 6d and 5s Oil ducks, 6s. Crewe?tow?. 4? to 5a 6d ducks 5s 6d Saudbach r owls, os ducks, 6s» Huucorn fowt?. 4s to 53; ducks, 5t. 6d. Ruut-iford: Fowls, 4a. 6J aud 59.; ducks 5. 6d and J6r s. Turkeys, 9d. per lb. CREWPI, CATTLB, Monday. Good tupply of fat and store stock and large attendance of biiyer.Boof 5,,1 to 6d per Ib mutton 9d to 91tl per lb, lambs 25s to 48a eibeb. veal 7.1 to 8d por lb, porket pigs 901 611 per icore, bacon pigs 7s 9d to 8* 6d per r tcore. New milch and calviug COWSMd lieifers S15 to £ 21 eaok, barrens 43 to 112 each stirks 3 to £ 8 each. OSWESTRY. WBD?asDAY.—White wheat per m'Mure, old 3s 4 1 to 01 Od toO?Od; red wheat old 3* 2d to 3 ditto °?' 01 Od; ot5, old „ ? ?? ?' ? ?'"° n*?. 0' 0,1 t# 0, Od; '"al? tmg barley 149 Od to 16. 0d; grindiug barley << Od to Os Od. potatoes per cwl 5. 6d to 6? Od butter per lb Is ii d to li 3d beef 7d to 8d mutton 8?1 to 9M ea18d to K. ,i,n n »° n" Porlc 6d to 8d; fow? per couple 'a[! 8 *? OsOd geese 01 ? to 0s =?? ;ees?.l6to 18 for Is. WF-RKLY C.LTTria FAiit Klines Jay.— This fair was held iu tho Imithfteld on Wedneiday and proved to be well attended. The stock on offer was also looking well all round and the sales were large. A good all round d°nt f^^maintaining ? P"e"s and calves 8specil\lly selling well. Our quotations are about M follows.-Beef made from 6d to 7(l per lb veal 6& to 8d; mutton 8d to 10d lambls and pork 8a to 8. 4d per score lbs. ELLESMERE. Tuesday—'White wheat 3s 9d to 4a Od ;red, 3r, 6d to 3s 8d per 751b new red 0s Od to Os Od barley 4s Od to 4" 2d oats 25 3d to 2r. 4d; ecrgs 16 for Is butter la 2d to Is 3d per 16oz fowls 5s 6d to 6a 6d per couple ducks 6s Od to 78 ad IlUlnea fowls 5s Ott 1;0 55 611 per couple; pigeons I Od toi 2s 3d per couple rabbita 2s 4d to 2s 6d per couple potatoes 4s 6d to 5s per cwt carrots 4s per eivi onions Id io 2d per lb. WHITCHURCH. Friday .-WhEttt 3i 2d to 3s 6d per 751b barley 3s 6d to 4s 3d per 7s lbs; oats 2s 6d to 3e6d per 5ilbs eggs 15 to 17 for Is butter Is 2d to 110 3d per 16oa fowls 3s 6d to 411 6d per couple dncks 5s per couple potatoes per measure 3. 6dto4s;beef 6dto8dper ?= mutton 7d to 9d per )b= 6dt0 12s 6(1 per qr.; veal 7d to 8d pork 5d to 7d rabbits ? 3.. 6d per couple; apples 2d per lb. LIVERPOOL. CATTLE Monday .-The supply of both cattle and sheep was considerably less than last week. In consequence of of this being a Bank Holiday there was a scarcity of buyers, and trade was extremely low at late rates. Sheep trade also alow. Lambs were shown in large nnmbers, but mot a bad trade. Beef, 1st class 6d 2nd S(I 3rd 4d. Scotch matton 9ld to 6id Irish mutton 71d to 5d per lb. Live weight cattle, 1st class 34s 8d 2nd 26s 8d 3rd 219 4d per 1121b. At market:—Cattle 816 sheep 6,.374. PROVISIONS.—Cheesee per 1121bs Finest States and Canadian 49s to 52s Cheshire 60s to 75s Butter per 112 lbs-Danish, Choicest 95s to 98s choice 90s to 94s States creamery 60s to 70s Canadian creanery 80s to 829 Irish creameries 90s Irish factories 75s to 80s: Australian 70s to 75s German factories 74s to 78s. Finest marcarino 47s to 60s medium 45s to 50s; low Z2s to 40s. Eggs per 120—Irish hen 5s lOd to 6s 2d Continential 5s 4d to 6s CORY, Tuesday.-During the interval since Thursday the "bullish tendency has become decidedly naore pro- nounced, me visame supply snowing a decrease of over 2,000,000 bushels on the week, while operators seem inclined to take a more hopeful view of the situation encouraged by the strength in other markets. There was a good demand for wheat on the spot and with a strong tone prices were occasionally id per cental dearer than last market day. Califoruian options remained inactive, but with the advance in red American, quota- tions were nominally raised id to id per cental. Red American futures opened firm at id per cental advance, and gained fully a furtherid on limited offerings. The market remained firm until late in the afternoon, when seilers became less reserved, and the kighest prices of the day were not obtainable at the finish, though valuet still marked an improvement of Jtl to d per cental over Thursday's final rates. East indian futures again failed to attract attention, and remained nominal.
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Easter Monday, thegreat day of the Easter Manoeu- vres, proved fine on the whole, but cold for the many thousands of spectators. A field-day was held in the neighbourhood of Windsor, hotly-rontested battles took place near Brighton and Canterbury, and an interesting example of engineering warfare was wit- nessed at Tower Hill, on the Meaway. There were minor operations in several other quarters. ifost of the Volunteers returned to London in the evening.
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GWFIRSYLLT ANI) STTM, I LO.VOUKOATIONAL CHURCH '^SlT^ r ■■I ?OyGMGATIOXAL CHwU?PO?T n ? G.? p ?? ? NN t? meeti? "? Tbe? 36- ?t aa.nttneua? dance,&ndtb? ?f? ?'?'?"? W?b '??? N Taylor.  G :^ie.Z »la' ■ Taylor, .iu.li, ¡¡ues, .nIS3 E. Willi" C1e ;lIrt Fe?on, MiMes ?E ;\1., nd S. E AÛli. I¡" J?rr?t, Mrs  -Thomas Miss Bradshaw Vr I Rogers, Mrs TdatO!l, ?-?" ri ??i' k??'? H. Pri ?. ? M J. Evans, M £ ^el!, ? '&nd ",>r'  n and Mrs QUlC; '? '??. ?;? H, ? ? I In the evening Conner p? J. Ali^h. B sided over a large aadienca Wkl ■ aided over M??udienS?' I"1 l"* ?foii ?' Pr<: M I ■ ??e w? gone tbron..?'' ?io. ? ??. N ihom? ?!o, Ro=ked /?tb"* cr.?d'e.,f ,Kt. ■■ Mr Frank Jo.e. l;"b ? bow?v. M.F??"????,?t Blua. MrTho?? R±?-?'?; -s?''?? N Bluff, L. nr orna .e>g,=: ??P'?,? Ii!l!l L. AJlen; S0!1J, "?'" -?hn.  ?'?'" Gibbons, Rho.<Mu rC¡;ita.ia:1 OJ \nen,cr.l!I c1?edP'cth • CUati*i I °hn-" Gibbons, Rhoaddu re-Dii- ^'03' An en ■ Christians," Mr Wuiianf Thomaa Rogers We!sb^I u ■ Willi:tll1s; "1:be. noble b0'   Ihomas H0n? g "Th"e 8 « a0;ve«' nio sJ, J- 1 I ev'-r" MIf'K II Williams son« T. Fr,»k ?? p?e?? ''?cJh?? .r?.? P?' Tba MIITISB AX» Coxce- T, !le I T? M?Tr..? ? c.?c. "?? ?T. ''s &In"2,j moft!nK?nd (O;]Crt v.-e-a U'V?" H■ %htj i)rill liall, when un4  .?? ??- ?? ?'o?. ?,.? S? P.r.?  ft:-čt. he _? 0\T;U;{ .;}, "0 pC; d "crE ikouurifi, rarrn • -? I? Pf*1?:A -re Mrs Eti?bcth Jone., G?r?iit ?"  Miss Ejza'?th Mjr?n \f ? T.?.?yJ ??; I' I tl 'f '1' q. 111 J J Maggie Jonc?. Br?Lv ? B   "J' 1;> '"I 1- :'II or '"é"d Mrs A. Evr.?. Mrs M.r?t y"?f?? L?z.e and 8?!t J.jp? J.'t ?rl?th,. Mrs Ann nu?. radI'^ Uri Mr9 M?y J?c!?. ?°,'?-??Tj? -Nfr!i 3? l itry 1) 1' -U.J I ?r, J i Jones, M? Harriet'Jo?. 1. ".? ?-?. ? s5 Roberk, T? i?rm. pre?d.? o-,4 ,), ..J.: c\)., "'t the room WM woH hHed ? ??!rt'  'n rJ. wf? performed as foU.)? f? ?'??''P''J'-t. ? ql«o Let the hi.?'?,?.?   ?  7"J 'J, ,lP)O!1 (" (.nder the co!lduct?;r.hip -,Vier^'ie ( ?'' "1) 't' .1{ '1 'I I ''l!; .on? "H?thTnyrA.u'.di?:"? ?'" E? Sh 1, (' "'r n. "i' ep!I(;' S Grave." Mr W ?".?- "Holy City," M.?x. Vau^' hv l'A q'J:u'Le- d;;1' Durden, Mr Thomas Evan, ?'?'?."D M \1" E' ,1 oJ:¡' feUt.n.- Mr Wnii?nEi?r,? !"??s? D?i?; s!?, C.?r?o? S ?? ??,.? song, "Thi1 G?!en X?' if- ?"'P?C? 1 I, L""  'on?. Ange? Ever Fair, ?.?\. "? p?: Two S?ifors." W. Hd?r.-h'.?-v??-?; lItrteU, Norai, the i'rij' .f?')"?'? 'T ¡ 1., } f ;1:" r. J", t¡:4 Evans and party so.js. .h.J \??' "?' ?T". Ed?rd.; aon?' "Tom B?.'??? 3'Jissu, Evans; g ee, "S ummer Un- ").. ;|r usual vote of thanks wa P. C;ior. Tie
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HOPE AND CAERGWRIp I PllIMITlVK MriHOOISTi.—The ?  took piece on I c, ..Et 'r took place on Ea-ter Mouiar Tn ,i tre!!ig'lf J. El?nry Jones, I.S.A.M., C S Mp' hvercd his popuh.r 'e?t?rc entitle ) -i v- U^-i* D?.d Jo.e.  d(d. TEA AD LECTU-— 011 M.1,-  the In; Methodist Fre? Ch?c' C..?' f1-1 te It I was he?i, when there was a hrai> •>>% ..1t^6' fcj te? Mr J 21??y Jonc. dc.Iiv.?J}?'??- A' tea Mr J. Henry Jones delivulV'lit'' -n'"re?el^i" il- teres ting lecture (!!ttitied taken by Mr D. Jones, of H.?hert °V °f 'J 1 '? C thanks were accorded to the lecturer amdcChDaa iIr!m 11«- EASTERT.I?.-Th. interior o: -,lfc „ C'n was prettily decorate! with fljwers  f? 1) ,Ni ''l) ;ars .Iu everlre?lu aowers. ?nd Actively arranfgl„oa^i there were Ltrg? e.????,oa-/ Th. c?' .??' in aid 01 the new organ f:ml  chiding a gre?t number of cvcInuY. ».• Io?i:v dari? ?? E?.er hofid.ivd. Vie addin; charm to the vi?i:. 01, ??urhv er.?? village was in a ?t?.e of ex=it?neu: o.?: receipt of & telegram st?ius thM the --(?' Wanderers wer brii?in? home the si!?:? after a. st.:av coute?ted m?ch v.nh the !<- Ai Flint. An eu-.hr..?=uc -.Veleom?° ??? Wanderer" on their return. ?'
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DENBIGH. I A MEMORIAL WIND,)-,V.-A, handsome hm window haa been erected in Naatg'.yn ChntcS Meihr Owen to the memory of her lai.hebanirf Maes Efyn. It is a !r¿:lt acani-it'on I) picturesque old church. Mr ileilir ÜI' :rt:lT lived at Tanygist. ROBBIKO A BaoTfiKn-IX-Liw. — 0;I IAASIAV Denbigh Borough Police Court, Edward JJnt5 wa charged with steaiiug X12 from hts bn^et-iato Price Morns. milkman, of G.ti-d?ti-te'r?K D-fci-i It appeared that p(Qecutor had ?Ted the -?'p?m question, which ha kept in au ordinary moaev box with slits in the top for dropping in the cJin, He kept the box ou a chest of drawers in the parlour, from which place he mis.ed it on Sunday af the 31st Mareh. He went out that morning to i3 his milk rounds, and lef? the d?or ODn, a; ha c.? did. He saw defendant that the habit of coming to the home frequently ?ct apprehended prisouer admitted [he rob???rv-, SM. rieading guilty, was sent to sroal for thrse myths' I hard labour. RESIGXATIOX OF 311, RICHAEU Pr.iea.—After a ser- vice of fifty-four years, since th-j erection of thnow demolished St. Darid s Church, llr Richard Price has resigned the office of caretaker owing to his advanced o.ge and the increased work at the new St. David's Church. Mr Price is ei^aty-.ii yearsold, and atill holds the office of sextoa at the ancient parish church at Whitchurch. He i; well kiiown throughout the town. He remembers Mr H. Ji. Stanley a boy of six yeare, when he earned him to St. A-apu workhouse, before the railw.y was laid in the Vale of Clwyd. Stanley lived at the oil saxton's home for three years, until "he was six vears old. Mr Prite remembers the building of the Erst St. David's Church, and has lived to see the present substantial edifice occupy the site. For severs.! hundred years the office of sexton at Whitcuerch has been held by members of the family, some of whom performed the duties for fifty yeilrs. OKCAN RECITAL.—On Good Friday evening a very successful organ recital was performed at the Con- gregational Chapel. The proceeds were for the benefit of Mr T. \V. S.kinsbary. the honorary organist of the chapel. The recital was well attended. The programme consisted of vocal and instrumentfllmusic. and the recitals were given in a masterly manner by Mr Martin Schneider, of St. George's Presbvteri-m Church. Liverpool. His execution of the Cuckoo aud Nightingale Conesrto. by Handel, was loudly applauded, and the Grand hastasia in E minor. Calm, illage Dance. Storm," Prayer," by Leunueus, was particularly enjoyed. The c part of the programme was introduced bv M:,is Jennie Roberts, K.A..M.. who has a rich soprano voice, and s be, ful song. llosanna in Excelsis, with excellent effect. Her exquisite rendering of I kuow that hit Redeeiiier livelh wis ciic)red, iiiid she responded with the Sailor Bjv's Mother s Prayer.' Mr T. E. Adams reiidered uurkd .tbiihy Judo'. p?tneM sou?, "Behold, I ?t.mi ? ;he door. Mr T. C. Jones welcome contributions to the programme were appre!ciil,tcd, aud his 9ia,m? 01 Batr-abys 1,, The *oft southern breex?." w' loudly apnhudcd. 311 Maria Roberts "a.n 0 re? in the Lord,' ,in,iii pleased the audience. Her sennd effort, retb WM equally good. Mr T. C. Jones ?d Mi== Jen Roberts sang the dut, Love divine, with aann able effeet.
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I CEFNYBEDD. I BBTIILEURM CHAPEI..—On Good FridaY, the annnu tea party was held in the schoolroom adjoining tbe chapel, and considering the couuter attractions in the district, there was a good attendance, The tea tables were prided over by & number of young I?es 'M numenu? to mention. In the c-ve?ng. 8 *ifj .uter?mment was held, when Mr ?. R. S?ivagi vv"' voted to the cb?ir. ThefoHowing was 'he P?-? which wM very creditably executed. r 3 the Lord." Bethlehem choir ?n.. Draw as.d.e .?? curtain, mother." Mr J. T. Witlfams ..olo. earr home," Mrs G. Thomas; anthem. I ",ill rejoice," the choir recittion," Hodge Md the vicar. ]life M.Grimths: son,? "Little sister s goMM sleer- Mis M. M. Jones solo, Come, Lord come ¡o,we,' Mr W. Lawrence 6010, Happv ho?e above Mu George Thomas song, Tom Bowlwg. ?úr ,J. T, WHI?ms anthem, M?rch. though your' heart be I d d J I g a the choir. TbeP?tor(the Rer- proposed a hearty vote of th?nka tc lr J. yajQes, &rs James Jones, Md the 1,die5 of the a:i0» who h?d contributed the prov..ion?. ? rija'jrm»# proposed a similar vote to the tidies ?'M "??j ?? si?'! &t the tables, and also to ?ssmgers ,{ thanks to the chairman and eiuging of the ?ao &. brought a pleasant meeting to a clo?e-
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HOLYWELL. '1hont CHURCH CHOIUL SOCIKTT. — 1J:13   .enty strong, ga,, for the {oor:?i ???CCeS- eventy performance of Dr. Staiuer 5 ^rQCjjj,i0u :ion, a performanceofDr.St.un?r-. crucifixi. on, in the Pa rish Church, on G,,a Frid: Ull der the m the Parish Church, on Good ?'??? ? ?, eonductorship of Mr E. Robiuson- of 'Ther* was a crowdcd congregatioi I "? o ,^rtory on be- half of the national schools, realised o • £ 5 an d &6. The soloists were Mr W. h^'r gne]son. tenor, and Mr Peters Joues ?"d itr pRobin=on. of Chester, bass, Mr J. H. Hope, B..L ?.j?? »» of Chester, b?ss. Mr J. H. Hope. H.A- f- ? .?d the organ. While all the choruMS ?ver, ,d spiritedly sung, special mention must ?De  ,Of the unaccompanied chorns, God 50 love thea unaccompanied chorns. "God ?')?t choru# maintained in perfect pitch. M?tM- cho? From the throne of His Cro?/ 1? ?' ?, heartily sung by the congregation.
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