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BUSlIlcSS AilI:u:ilit,riPJr-UiS A R I I> » TO K H I V A BY CAPTAIN FRI.IJ BURANBY, Royal Horse Guards. Two pairs of lnn-d with fur were also taket)' all,, for I)IIN si(-m,t,ii whii-h it i as well tc I he suppled tra,tfliii)g iii oiit-of-tlie-w:t) > IUie (¡uillin. all<l ('chit; Pill, the lat- ter a ino»: inv.i.ualilt- m..iiciue, and one which I bave used "n the natives oi Cent.ral AITICa with the nreatest po-s.bie succ.. ». In fact, the marvellous effect- p-oduc -d upon the mind and body of an Arab >heik, who wa- impervious to all native medicines, wiun i admini.-tered to him tive CuCivLK'S PI LLS will never fude from my memory and a friend of mine, who pa-std through the same ilistrict many months afterwards, informed iiie that my fame as ;i 'uieui ;ine man' liad not died out, lout that the uurvellou.- cure was even then a theme uf cuii- vcrsatiou ill the bazaar." (e BCKXAJSV'tS JJJ>E To KHIVA, Page 13.  AC O O D KAMI 1. V M K I) 1 I N R C H K s T A with a pru'tf?t use, ha- saved m.my a hf.?, and vet we think the idea might be improved upon, and j,-iluce'i to a more ?m?e form, Take home good compound, such as COCKLR'S AXTIBILlOUS PILLS, and we find that the desired end may be obtained without scales and Weights, or little im-teriuus O'lii- paitiuents or enchanted touct.e, with crystal stoppers, U:bcrc might be Used, but COCKLE'S PILLS, a.tested b\ man> thousands of persons, and found to answer their purpose well, InAy lie .set down as the best. — Obm i cer. AK I D E TU K H I V A BY CAPTAIN FRRD BURNABY, Koval Hor>e Guards. Page "Two pairs of boo:, Juie.; with fur were also taken; and for phy>;c—with which it is as well to he supplied wli>-n travelling in out-of-the-way place.-—some quinine and Cockle's I'lhs, the latter a must invalualde m"dicin., and oueuhich I have Used on the natives of Central Africa with tile greatest possible success, jn fact ttie marvellous effects produced upon the i^ii.ij and body o: mi Arall heJk, who was t-, ill native medicines, when ] administered to him five COCKLE'S PILLS »iil never fade from my mentors and a fricii(I of mine, who passed through the same district many months afterwards, informed me that my fame as 2 medicine Ulan' had riot died out, but that tha marvellous cure was "vell then a theme of conver- sation in the bazaar." See BURNABY'S HIDE TO KHIVA. Page 13. CO C K L E 's A N TI B I L 1 < •) U S P I L L < CI THE OLDEST PATENT .MEDICINE. In boxes at li. lid. 2s. yd., 4. ii,l., and I] s. QOCKLE'S ANTIBILlOUS PILLs. In use SEVEXTY-SEVEX YKAIlS. May be had througlioir thel'nited Kingdom. In Boxes at Is l £ d, 2- Hd, 4s (id, and Fls 18, NEW UIOIOXU sTKEET, LUXDOX. 92j, t AAA PATTKHXS of :\LW SILKS or Dres? ±\7?? (ioods free, si l.lCs rrom I GUINEA tu 20 liUlNi-As. Write to 1). NICHOLSON and Co., 511 to m, St. Paul's Cliurch Yai a, London K.c. Estab- lished 1813. THE Eyery-I)ay DIN.VER SEKVICE. S, t for l. £t ¡: Ainaiv. I of pood ta-te, economy and ma -structibilit y. i ot'oin ni.d Ut, in pieat vaiie'v.' J'rir.-s and patterns iree t,v jiost. JollN M2, t, 4: 1, Orciiaid Street, ilartiiiaxi W. SCHILLING'S BIUOMTOX SELTZKK. A* sup- s plied t."th"H(???<)f 'nb, Junr. United S"T- vice Club, iVc., at 4s per dozen. Carriage free (where no Agents) in cases of six dozen from the Manufac- tory, H, MIDDLE si., IDN. "W7" AM) T. JO\K-. A?i'Cu, London, Oil i Merchants, Petroleum Importers and Diy- •alt rs. "W.S.J." MACHINERY OIL. hite Star.' ''Natrona," and "Dtmoand .J" C..1za Oils. Sold by all Druggists, Crmvin, Ironmongers,' and (lilIllen THE Oil. MEUCHAN is' A DRYS\LTEKS' PldCE HUlIK By A. -.tavimhagen Jones, h, S<>ut hwai k-street, London, S.E. New Edition Past free 2s tj t. Sold by all (Jt emist> ° U !) t  I in Botties 1 IS, 2 "d, 4 (i, and 11 Neuralgia, or l ie, Rlieuamatie, 11'ill', ;t'ialit'a :11,<1 all fo'ins of Nerve pain, sleeplessness, <V< prompth relieved and cured a f.,w d. 'I uit.. dfectual. 'J he t').)?r?:))x'th<"hf<?r Epileptic hits. Inventor and Sole Proprie- or. A'tanner Eaii field, Llver- lpool. gJU I ■ ■ ■ -J —. Monei 3|oKEY MUKKY MONEY ADVANCES immediately made from jLIU and upwards, oil ajipiu-atioii to S. H A I T, >2, All householders, prof'ssional gentlemen, car pro- prietors, cart iw ie rs, trad •sinen. fanner-, and others requiring temporary advances in stiict secrecy, at a moderate rate of interest, and repasable by easy nst.ilnients to suit their respective incomes, should apply at the abuse address. No sureties required. No charge of any de.-crijit in;, unle s the money advanced. All genuine a'iplicatini:whether made per.-oe ill. MONEY immediaie!> advanced t? any amoui t j?J fr?tu?.'?.??) upwards, up -n every iI.Tiptlt'" oi securits, comptisttij; real and persohal estate, farming stock, reversion-, annuities, nirtuturt* (with. I out removal), life policies, ami any .er tangible p'-r- ) sonal securits. No charues m "le or commissions taken, and the strictest sectecy ssil in .ill ci-es be ob- setved. lilt, rt,,t -t, f(ill" viz 4 WTI freeholds or leaseholds from 3 per cei.t. per annum, personal se- curity from 4 per c n; rr annum, other securi'ies at etjually reasonable rates Applicants are rei|ues!ed to a]iply in the lit.-1, instance l>> letter, c ntaiuiii^ full particulars, in oMer to save unin cessary trouble, to Frederick Has-kins, Esq c'i\ at Russel -tr- ,-t, Blooinsbury, London, W.C r ONEY A J SECbu lfi. THE WREXHAM LOAN AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, Li)nitt-d, is prepared to advance any Sum from £ .0 to upon Personal or other Security, for periodsof from three liiontlistOL >vo years; repayable by Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, or other Instalments. Good Bills Discounted on advantageous terms. The strictest coi. h-m-e observed Ajiiilication to be made t* the Secretary, Mil John Davies, secretary. Offices: Temple oliee (over the County Court Ofhce), VVrexhai-.i. trains ot ap]di- catioiis furnishid tree, and if applied for by post, will 1 it f.irsvarded on receii't of a stamp'd siirected envelope.—Oflice liours fol the (of making advi-.nce-' am! 'foeis iiu* repayniems. trom 1" 7-y THE CAMBRIAN LOAN AND I.W EST.MEXT, COMPANY, LIMITED Is prepared to advance any "1111 from .L3 to t upon per.onal or othei s-a*ui ity, for period* of tliree iii,)ii;lis to tN\ years, repayable by weekly, monthly, quarterly, or other instalments. C.ood bills discounted oil anvanLafieoiis irinis. The strictest couiidence obseived.—Applications to be made to the Secretary, Mr .lames Pr ce, Offices, Summer Hill, near Wrexham. Forms cf application furnished free, and if applied for by p- st will !« .orss-ar led IIU if il stamped directed envelope 773s M O X K Y TU L E N D III- TIIE i M P E K I 1. A D V A X C E BAN K, C7, SOUTH JOHX STREET, LIVERPOOl, IN TOWN OR COUNTRY, WITHOUT ANY KIND OF suilETlE-5. I THE STRICTEST PUIV.V'Y (.I'AliAXT. ]•). ILO TO J.C DL'L). READY to br advanced at a few hour?'n?ticf in I t? ?um-Ut -mt Oriul. tneti or Ladies (]j m-e- holders., ssitli-mt any kin of ~'neues and \\i¡1 iia utmost secrei s, r«-;ias t>- io easy m-I almeir. s. MosT IMPORT NT To tanuers, Cosskeepers. I'ai i'luiinctur-, sJjnpkeeDers, other:. j. without any delay Hi,n etVei t ■ wirhoiit rennival, in sums to -nit them, upon their own uihrj takings, without th ■ a,i o! friends to become sureties for them, s\hich v .iu b^-repa'ii month's -pi irterls', or oth. r term-, a- may be I U1„,n ^1,1^ fhem to increase ttit,r st. l:s. atlll rey)d.r thetn t'Verv kiiil of teiiifiorary accoun-aouatioo .F.XECLTIONS OF I VI I;Y KINII p\H) OUT j tM-iA?ri.?jttH.ri'. EVERY INFORM STU'X »^T1.LIN"0LY Aii'L'?. lhe Bank ii.n-tji- Ltr"e capita iu handll o S"HI a)ijilica'.i.n. letu-e.t. j Apply peisonal.v, >-r i! b; tv' ?1:1 e ;Ilii-lurit Deposits reci sed. (_. BF??U\ ??! :.LlLt r K E, i & -OU-N-I:.Y TOWN CRIER AND NEWS AGEXT, FLINT. A-ent s DAM ADVERTISE ■j. hN iit i h"p, ..i. surreunding distric.. :t i. i t., ';t?i:.L. _\f,ij)?'' Bnsir^s Announcements- K I-NG'FOI-D'S OSWEGU STARCH. .Now ii-e(i in the rL and Collar Factories, and Bi-.ic:i Works. &c., is pronounced to I", SUPERIOR Tu ALL OTHERs on account of its s'reMgth, sunerior tiuish, and entire free Join fiom acios. Awarded the First Prize Medal on tvtry occasion of Exhibition. Sold Retail in Wrexham by BENSON and Co., 14, Higii-btrcet. ami Wholesale by the Os.wego Company. 44, UPPER THAMliS STREET, LONDON, E.C. J. H FAXON, Sole Agent for Great Britain. 1324 SEWAGE TREATMENT. ri^HE NATIVE GUANO COMPANY mvite 1UW? A ACrHOKlliE.-) tu n"n t;ie AYLESBURY SEWAOE WUUKS. ORDERS t j N'IEW can be obtaine 1 at J, Victoria Chambers, Westminster, London, S.W. L'IAJDIEH:-i shoul:\ uJakt: then owu AUiIHCiAL J. MAN L'liEs and save lii :y percent. B) testi moiiLds Iroai all parts it has ueeu ]ir »ved a go.l M aiure, can be made suitable for all Crops without Machinery t jr abo.it £2 per ton. lhis M.mure can be pieiared by any Labouier. Ingredients procurable at any Market Town. For receipt and fu l instructions a small charge will be made. Apply to W. OWalON, M ilior ii iii-e, (iantoii, Yolk. MANCHESTER, LIVERPOOL, AND NORTHERN CO UNI IKS. HORSE, CATTLE, PIG. POULTRY, AND CAME jH Dl M I .NT, U:ed in Her Majesty's >tabl-s auu patronized hy the leading Agriculturists 111 tilt. Kingdom. AGENTS WANTED, apply J. Peak, Lancashire. lUl:J,THY,-1f you want your Poultry to LAY 1. well, PAY well, and TH 11VE well use P>ROWN's AROMATIC COMPOUND for POLLT^ GA:-J E, ic Sold in Is, 2s fid, J-, IV-, and 2U- I in- bv chemists, Corn Dealers, Ac. I s and 21), liib Carriage Paid to any l.'aihvay Station. Paragon Fou try Corn and Meal, lis per cwt. 2 Csvt. C trnage POlitI to any Railsvay Station in Great Britain. E. T. BRoW js\ :il, Dean street, Nesvcastle 011 Tyne. X-iO.NNE.>, Natuiai valine ^ulphorous Water J of the Basses-pyre: ees, long favourably known and exten-ively used in France in the treatment or, asthma, bronchitis, catarrh, consumption, quinsy, and all affections of the throat and lungs, IIlIY n nv be had of a 1 chymists. Each bottle bears an 1-Jnglish label with directions fur use. A pamphlet and copy of Proieshor Atttieid s analysis, seiit post f.,e, on ap-1 plication to the sole wholesale agents, Sl EBBING v Co., ti, Martin's-lane, London. KIPPERED MACKER-.L in Tand 2 ih Tim, Fresh English Mackerel, Digby Chicks, liii)- pered Herrings, Yarmouth Bloaters, Oak-smoked] Herrings a la sardine. Potted M-ats, Game and Fish in Fancy Tins and Jars. Wholesale onlv from MACONOCHIE BliolHF.Rs, Rawlan WORKS. il.OWF.nXOKT. (The largest Fish ai d Meat Preserving Factory in Great Btitain.) nf"VJ CORPORATIONS, LOCAL  BuT!:7)s T BCH.DHRs, CONTRA TORS, SToNl l MASONS, PAVIOIls, AND 0 T I I F, -.J X, FLETCHER & SONS, FJngine-rs, tro-.fnun .ers. c I'lagle Foundry, Booth-street, Salf-.td (~,U yaros froni Blckfriars Bridge), beg to invite attelltioll to their U M P PILL A R"s, fil LEY ORIDS, for highsvays, streets, passages, « £ c. MVNHOLE COVERS f,,r sesvers. EN I'lLATING GRIDS for sesvers SIOKM GIUI IS, (<LU i TON sTORM GRIDS. ARK.i GRIDS I GOAL (JISIDS, SA-H WEIGHTS, ic., thousands of which are now in u.-e. 'PHE AUTOMATIC (iAS LAMP makes its OA'll I gas as it burns, equal to and cheaper than coal j T IIE ST-N GAS MACHINE, for making g.s with- out coal, reqilite,ii skilled labour. Can iie set up anywhere. Apply To the Sutt Company" 1],). South- svark Street. Lwndon. j SLATEs, slate Slabs, Stone. Tiles, Uricks, Cement., S. LA'E" :-lae Sl:t1,s, t""c, Tile, Br¡c. C,-u:JJ! f) Stoves, Ranges, Cutter.?, Nail-. MaOd- an.) ? enamelled Slite Chimnies. \SH'ION A" (.'b'EEN,: 11 12, 1 t, and 15. Bury street, St. M.iry A -e, London, E.C. Branches 7o and 77. Victoria street. Bristol, and 11, estlan-1 llosv, Dubdn. Ca;ligucs on app'ic itioli IJVJONoMV IN FUEL, I'EF i .C I C< i.M U-TION lA 'A\OXLY HM()".T'H)'?V?)!?(U- A SHALLOW FIRE, CONSI'ANI'LY Fi D AS THE FUEL is CONSUMED. Extract fro III letter from T ie A-'r.m .user H'.yal. alIter's Pat ent S if fe d iiri stove eff.-cl s its nui- pose exc "edirig'y .sell, a' no .neat osp -n-e, a- ij \\HJJ! v?\ )it))e trouble. I:' b BY EM! THE illtst El i l'TENT AND CONVENIENT sToVE FOR MAINTAINING \<'U\H.\U.<)r?n'.)HMHmr THAT ')?\Vi,??; G. B. AII^Y, Royal (llei-r; tory, <»retMisvich." May be obtained Tnrouidr any Ironinwiiser. iin. 4^1 H.P. Horizon'al S I'E M ENGINE and vertica ,¡ BOILER, i.'oi|. quaatits" in stock and in progress. Particulars of N. G. Bad: Street, Bath. FROES JllEI's M ARKING )?K PENCILS, 'j T • Most ."in?t) e in it4 u -e. N pl'paratJO'L I'atetitfie' an(i -(j;e Agent, ASi'HROLL, Scutt, Yard. London, E.C. importer of ttie Lyra Lead Pencils and Came1 Hair Brushes inow THE NEW ALBUM ALUM A 1, D, MOYEN fJ, (; I': l' Having /V 0?* ?'?? KR?\T D E s I G X S ?? From Missal ? of the Middlu .?<' at THE BRITISH AND PARIs MU.EUMS. Of the Principal Stationers and i;<.).st)!.rs. Copyrighted and Stamped with the Publi initials. T. J. S. s A Co. Y M N AS I' IC AP)'\t:Airs t..r StHttTi?J (K 1 VIILI NTI.;I:I:S, Sorii-nii s A?n Puts si t. F.\M tl.Il-.s. Illustrated Prospectu- po-t fr. e. CIIAKI.KS 1:1.. r Fins'.ury Park. London 1 Est <4. 2tl Years. Contractor to Her Majesty 's NVit- Pep run -lit for Military Gymnasia. 'ltl.l:\ WOOL and GERMAN X EE1) LE W o|[K Imported liirect by • 6 J LEADER, New Inn Yard, sl-.oreditch, ,r* l.dMiov, E.C. P):K)?R\)):n CAHI>HC)ai:I>, CAWSS, F ii.osr.i.i.: Ac., j Pri"e List post free. IRI-11 JAMES LINSAV COUI'VT, Donegal t'htc", .i .s>r, wi\\ IINI'.NS. forward to ail;. Rai'way i, _tj Carriaire paid on Pare'is ot Lo and u; sv :rds in value. Damask TAISI.F. LIM-NS, Di SIM.KS, 11 1: 1 N I; Pit.laiw LI.nkx, SIII it'i IN-: s, Tosvi I.I.IV.S, Ac., and j every des< ription of l,i.Ni: i(,i- .i?'u'?'h?Id Ul. !• mbroidered Cambric Hankeicliiefs. PRICK LIST ASD I'.l T1 KU V.n- P'IST Fit EE. > Manufacturers of Plain Tletn-titched and .) ??ms IJ?SAY ? <:<' Liu<n ?!e;ch.?:t' Belfast. HK\HH ('UX?'Y's n/'iMsin st s a t. r (for1 SEA WATERBatlis) combines the properties ..f?' and Sea Water and ;i Pure .,1 i,. B'11I, p, PURE A IK.invigorates the bwdy and fortifies it against disease and cold, and re i'-ves Rheumatic pains. Of all Chemiftx or direvt from ihe Ci, N Depot, HH. Oueen Victoria St., London, E.C. Pries | In I., I ii lit, Is til. 2 lbs 3s. 4 lbs. In b,,x, —7 lbs 3> (id. i4 lbs 7s. 2S lbs 14- Caution. The j ne/inine Condy's Fluid is signed II. BoI.LMANN i CoNPY" at foot of every label. B-ware of imitations sold as "Condy's Fluid" by un-crupulous Chemists foi exti I M'ofit. Every Satuulav, Price Id. Yearly Subscript! n, tisOd post free. I 1 R I K F A Weekly Epitome of current news. 'I bought and Criticism. The Cheapest and best Family Paper ■—Containing the Cream of the entire Pr, s» for One Penny. Office, M, Great Queen Street. London, W.C. Seventeenth Year of publication. (iRATh and 1 POST FREE  YKXAMLRs? S!t??'Am\\A<K and P)!)rf? I a )!ST<r 1*7S contain—Map of London—Cab j Fares — Remarkable Events of the pa-t year—-tatis- ■ ties of the l)riti,li, iii(I Tizi-k-"sli P<?'uI:tti<'nofK??'i?h''?uuti?"-—P(n'.a)(!nidr'—?!;tr-? Woll](111's Ac*-).t??i-i?. I ? "Cl? Tltr- zi ti<n.:JKx)ti?iticn<—W.?f':indM:n'??')t!: ')'t'aud? a variety of intelesting and us.-fitl information. I,.()it's?is!lin:;t?h'?cac?p\'<?ft))i?Ut)ijU?W()rk s])?ud send their adiiress to T. VKNAIU.KS and SONS, sli,)ii (I tlivir to I Whitechapel, London, J. IKON CHI RC111>, Ac, EKECl'l D-ub-tantially and :It possj'- c «-t-. A. CH(»PUI^"G, 2, Hanover street, Keii:i-h Town, London. 1"^s.pKiT DEs iKl'l'S. A tu'?''? i o.us /?.??' T"H>e Li'/iiexr from Eititsi g.s- nj ii.stmt relief inbr<'chi:?.AL. Apply ?. W. >??mt.r,:i7,K.i't- cheap, 1 ondon. I-B XN TINE. MONTAUHAN'S FJc moinic.il CHoCoI ATINF' MO* N'T' Al'B iN'S Trv a Sixn. nuv Tin. CHUCOLA- TINE M" ON" T U B AX'S See t"iat sou aei it. CHOCOLA- TINE. HENRI'S VATKNT I I F. T) I D FKKD I'OIT tt r<)\)'i1)?\!?'!«"S. In toxt' L\lntainin 21b feeds 4 Can" me paid. Diiection for tise enclosed with I estuno' ials. Free from injurious subs'ances. The most extraordinary a:tic'e i ever use.' for in- crea'sin"g the srr.Mittth and vigour of inor and deh- cate horses—most eflectual ]lI!:I, i¡,1 of gi-ii 1—alt. getlK-r an c-setitial artte'e." SL-ned H. G. ENGLISH, Cheltenham. Address—STEAM M.i.L-, Rri OKM st., HULL. T^o THE. Pt-'AE. — Thi lit v. K. J. silverton's < At'Kl.sI. KKMKPOS. D..fne-s r 'ii-v. d imme- diately. cured iiltiuiateiv. The 'Iriimne: enables persois in h"ar at once, and tiie Meai-'ine removes the cau.e of Deafmss. j h>-t'» .»>c 1" bene- I f,)r s to F. J. i Verion, Baptist MinisU:Ib-.tt lli-use, Park j tree:, Nottingham. Business Announcements Jg. poWKLL ? PAINTER .v OtNEI! L HOU E 1> .CO l: \To. ,\1.-0 PEA I.. IV PAi'.lR i'AV.iNG- WORKSHOPS—BIRMINGHAM SQUARE. RII.SIDKNC::—35, CHLSTEK .-THEET. 2021 c L CARD.] CmD, jpowELL, ti « yyHITAKKR, | ENUINEr-i, Ii;i;N* AND BRASS FOUNDERS, CAM BRIAN IRON WORKS, ADJOINING GRKAT W'E.STEHN RAILWAY ) WliEXHAM. 2155 WINTER FASHIONS In Millinery, M.uitles, C'o-tume-, Lingerie, ic. IOL-NIES Are now making their chief (Usphty ot Paris F<i')n?ua forth- \V u.ter Season, and resj/ec:- fuliy r- (iii? ?? t:¡e f..vO'1I' of a Vi'lt t" tbelr showroom-. j BALL DRESSES AND F.VL?f?C CLO.11?, SEAL JACKETS, FIR AND FLR-I IKIMMINGS. I' PALETOIS A?U?K?T?\UKS LINED FUR. RIBIIONS, LACE-, TRIMMINGS. I, HOSIERY, GLOVES, SILK TIES. BERLIN WOOLS AND FANCY ARTICLES. A variety of nesv good.- ssill be found in the Silk am! Dre s f'fp.irtm ots, which permit of novel arrangement in th" style of Costumes. BRIDAL TROUSSEAUX. I Estimates given at low r..tes for complete outfits. Pattern sent free by post. SILK MERCERS TO HER MAJESTY AND H.R.H. TIIE PRINCESS OF WALES. CHESTER, November, 1ST". 31}lb SEWIJSG MACHINES, BY ALL ) makers. I PRICES FROM £2 EACH. Weekly payments taken. MACHINES KEPT FvU HIRING OCT BY THE DAY OR WEKK. lOlL, COTTOX, THREAD, SILK, Ac. MACHINES CLEANED AND REPAIRED. S. SOTHERX, I 21, CHARLES STREET, WREXHAM. 134.) 1- THE Y X N T A Y ARMS HOTEL, ¡ OSWESTRY. 0HARLES DUEW, PROPRIETOR. The Proprietor begs to inform th, rt;,i ltzit-i ()f O.ssvestry and the surruuudmg districts that he has I iieouin- the tenant or the ab .ve Hotel, and trusts he may continue to receive the support so lioerally accorded to his predecessors. FIRST-CUsS ACCOMMODATION for Families, Commercial Gentlemen, and Tourists. THE BOWLING GREEN and PI.E\sURE GROUNDS are acknowledged to be uu-u:passed in the neighbourhood. A Spacious BILLIARD SALOOX. WIXES, SPIRITS, and CIGARS of the choicest description. Good STABLIXG an I Lo CO VOH H (USES. Careful attention given to the POS1 IXi i DEPART- MENT. 2 '40b ON ESS H E J. ALL () I X I M E X T P (Traoe Mar it—registered;, OR EVERY )lA::S' FRIEND. BEST APPLICATION' KXUWX for Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Diseases, and Sores of all kinds. it cures 01.1 :ore", Ulcerated Sore Leg, IL cures Ulcerated Sores oil the Head and Neck. It cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the Face. It cures Scurvy Sores, Cancerous Ulcers. It cures llurll awl Scal.is, Ringsvomi, Itch, Piles. It elites Weak and Watery Eye-. it cures Ieil and Sore C:lid: It cures Inflammation in the Ey. it cuies Moving Specs or Floating Bodies before the It cures Cataracts and Partial Blindness. [Eyes. It cures Ohsurity of Vision and Dimness. It cures Children's Sore Fives left after measles. It allays Inflammation in a few hours, and soothes pain I very quickly. Sold in pots at Is. lid., 2s. yd., and I 4s. lid. each. THE WONDERFUL BLOOD PURIFIER. J 1 O?ES AND C 0 S "f UNIVERSAL PURIFYING MIXTURE. Trade Iark- t. Purif) illg Mixture." For Purifying, Cleansing, and Clearing the Blood I ironi all impurities, arising from whatever cause, and guaranteed to be the best preparation in the world for all eruptions of the skin, blotches, spots, pimples, black-heads, pustules, boils, carbuncles, ringsvomis, j scald heads, sore eyes, erysipelas, itch, scurf, scro- fula, scurvy, glandular swellings, cancerous .-ores, bad legs, piles, syphillis, secondary symptoms, and for all blood and skin diseases. For rheumatism also it is uneijualled for relieving pains and subduing inflamma- tion, and .speedily effecting a perfect cure. It is agreeable, palatable, and safe, and may be aken at all seasons, and under any circumstances. ->old in bottles at 2s. !M., and 4s. t ii., each, and in cases (containing six times the quantity lis each all 1 htmrsts and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the United Kingdom, or sent to any ad- dress on receipt of 27, 5'i. or 132 stamps. C O U G F1 S CO U G H S JONES'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND, TOLL7, & LINSEED—(Registered). n ..E MOST AGREEABLE & EFFECTUAL i. KEMED\ for asthmatic and consumptive coughs, bronchitis, uiliter coughs, difficult breathing, whooping sough, hoarseness, io-s of voice, and all affections of the chest and lungs. One in most cases effects a cure. Price Is. lid., 2s. J.I., and 4s. t;(I. per bottle. J 0 N E S' S PATENT VEGETABLE PILLS FOR WIND, (Registered), k RE "1 ii E HE ST PILLS IN THE WORLD i. 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I 2, Birkett-street, Liverpool, 20th March, ls74 I Dear sirs,—It is with feelings of pleasure I write to inform you of the good effects your Pt-IIFYINt. dlX l'URE and HEAL-ALL OINTMENT has done to Hie. About six years ago I was bitten on the lejj by a venomous reptile, which nearly cost me my life and I now declare to you and the world, after spending owr £ 150 in doctors' bills to try and heal the leg, it is nosv entirelv healed, after using onlv tsvo 4s. fid. pot. of your WORLD-FAMED OINTMENT and two lis. cases of your universal PURIEViN'G MIXTURE. The truth of the above statement any person wb- svishes may refer to me. i Your very obedient servant, Messrs Jones and Co. JAMES SMITH. | Baton Rouge, Louisana, U. States, July 21st, 1S74. < jeiitlemen,—I enclose you a P. M. order for 12 10, for one dozen boxes of your Vegetable Wind Pills and Heal-All Ointment. Please send bythetirst mail, and direct as before. 1 intend to distribute them amongst I ms friends here. Your Wind Ptll* are the best I ever used in my lite, and your OuiUnent exceeds anything I I sa v tor healing all kinds or" Yours very obediently, i„ W. Junes and Co. El»\ViX -V-CGLUI. Sold ill bottles at 2s. 3d. and 4s. t5d. each, and in cases containing six 2s. 3d. bottles, lis. each, sufficient to dIed a cure in loug-standirm cases. Agents for Wrexham and districts :— 'lit. J. F. EDI.S'SL'I;Y, Chemist, High-street. I I J. Franks, Rhos Mr Magin Kuabon Mr Eu. Davies Llangollen Mr Esans Oswe.-tiy Mr Saunders N lr E. NVilli:tll'? Mo:.L..?.MriE.?'m'M"? j "Denbigh Mr Jo'Ms U _J Hope-stre,-t. Ruthin Mr tlouw Holysveil Mr Carman lihyi Mr Jone- Abetgele Mr Jones Corwen Mr Jones 1092 Busi.-ess PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT GUANO. 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THE Marked Superiority of this LAUNDRY BLUE over all others, and the quick appreciation or iz, merits by the Public has been attended by the usual result, viz., a flood of imitations the merit ot the latter mainly cou-i-b in the ingenuity exerted, n..t simply in imitating the square shape hut III-Lki; the general appearance of the wrappers resemble that of the genuine article The Manufactii. vi- therefore to caution aU buyers to see "RECKITT'S PARIS BLUE" on each packet. Sold in P-iiii, jj Situates by all respectable Grocers, Oilmen, and Druggists. 857 | haden&CO., i YEA S T IMPORTERS AND MERCHANTS. WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR PEEK, FilEAN & CO.S BISCUITS, IHENITY FAULD3R & CO.'S PRESERVES, Ac, AND WILDER'S SELF-RAIING FLOUR. H. & CO. wiÙ to ;l1tinl'\>! t,) anil Customers that they have taken NEW PREMISES in Y )RKE STREET, thus a litiona! fa '1:ties for i.rfering their different Yeasts an1 '8 fur s11. fur sale. j NOTE—French, Ger:il:u, ,tn. 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I---"i FOOTBALL.
I FOOTBALL. WREXHAM V. OSWESTRY.—A milch will be plxve i or, t'it, r-(-, 'nir.-e (to-(IAV), Satarday. K ck < S a' three prompt. RUABON v. L LAN COLLE -This m!b, which i ou Sa;u..i»y, i ii grou..J of th.- iii vie ,rv i 'r '.he Raibon it-an. i v i o -.itf to i RUABON TEAM.-L. Jom s goal R. Jones, P. Dar- Hnnt..?, ?:? k, T. B. BULlett, J. D:niel-, half I ;Lek.?; JUu\\i T. Davies, right wing J. Jones, W. Ciarku, Idft win- • W. Hugh"s. H. Hober:s. centre. LLANiin' LKN TEAM—A lams, gnal; Ll. Smith, S. Jones, backs R G. Smith, W. Dodd, half back, z W. Roberts, F. Evans, r ght wings; J. Joties, F. Jones, left wing E. Edwards, T. Roberts, centres. GROSVENOR v. HILL STREET SCHOOL -The return BJ.i.ck was between the i:'>cv.- club = on ijuturiUy lust, on the ground ot t <• liLttpr, nn t en-le-i in vi:"or.v for t he 11rOVnor by two -o:tli to nothing. Ttie null wa- kick"! otf j at 3 15 by T Jon"-» for the Gr.venor. and was j •ak-n doWu to th. ir opponent*' soal and kept | there for hilf time, af:er having scared two cou^. At '• ah ;i'iie the Hill Street -icam lsi.-k.- the ball off, but was soon taken back, and utter ah .ar T4 Li pl: hf' hall hnr:t, fiod t:f gune wa= ifiii?tie. J- Siuim-, K Hopkin-, and ,f. PiAiry w,,Il for Hill S'rec!, the Gro-venor wt,l! tilt rotitid. A m-itcti will I b- play"rd bvtv- en the Grosveucr and Cambrian, L'aii"i Vn to-fav (Saturdny) at Llangollen K ek Cff "')o'clock. CIVIL SERVICE v. LLASERCHHUGOG.— Th s nii'ch was pluye.i at Rh'? on Si-nr,i?y. fb- ?ruan.f?,?ninvery?tipp''y st Ve own g ?? 11,.1 h. avy down pour of rain m the early V"ct of the day. The home team won the toss, and eho- to plav wiin [he?md in tbrtr favour. 1:1- njtd'a?? 'h- ball ?aa k?-ked ?tl H Wi? taken t? th? H?n?rchr?s?g g??', au ? 1 shot w.t? raadf hu proved wide of the mark. During the whoie d the first ha.f time the ball w?a continmilly in tiie vie;nitv of the home i^onl, bar no go-tl whs obtaiue i. Ends beiug chae.gi d, the visilor- set led down to their work, rut no good play wa- shoivn by e';her sides in conse quence of th. groaud b.-ii;g so slippery. The visitors ker't thi loatiirrin front i,f the home goal neariy the who!, of the time, »■ ni st-veral shots were tu,idt- but they werp h-t pt di by the goil keeper however, they wer.- not to be denied, for jnst before call of rime J. H. Jonen pi' tiie ball berween the Llinei- chrngog goal posts, thns winning by one goal to none, which however was disputed. The fal- lowing were the plnyers: CIVIL SERVICE.-F. Lee, goal; H. Edwards (capt.) and T. Jones, backs G. Jewitt, R. Davies, half backs J H. Jones, A. Richards", right wing E. 1.1-ytl, T. E. Hughes, left wing J. Crawford, J. Fcrkir, centres. LLANEIICIIUI lion.—P. Jones, goal H. A. Williams, J. Taffe, backs; P. It. Jones, R. Pritchar 1, half backs H. Edwards, and R. Roberts, right wing H. Tranter, T. Jones, left wing J. Jones, R. O. Jones, centres.
THE WELSH CHALLENGE CUP.I
THE WELSH CHALLENGE CUP. FORES IERS v. NORTRFWICH. These clubs met at Gwersyllt Park, on Saturday last, to fnrili(,r (lecidt- tilp tie ror tli, cup, which resulted in a drawn match at Nortli- AtchtUtLt-3? m8t:'at. The ground was un- f?vuQ.abipo?in?to the heavy ruins which ha? f ileu during the morning, ttud the fool. ng Vi.-m slippery and unc. rtam. The home captain won the toss, and chose to play wit'l th» wind, snd sligbtly tip bill. The visitors set the blil: agoing at ubout 3.15, and the pace was at once made fast by the very speedy Northwich forward-, who, in a few mititit s, were -within an ace o! being credited with a goal. The rush, li-;wevei, 'as not coaabincd, the bucking np was loos. and the Gwersyllt men were enabltd to fr. 'heii fortrt-ss from iho c os.- investment of the enemy. Shortly after this, the wearers of the gre. n and red mndott good run up to the vicinity of the strangers' cuadel, and after a fair specimen of crossing, the ball was sent through the portals. ttit-ir cah,it. Tne goal, however, was pulpal.K informal, and the Forest. rs were disapr-i ii.'i il of fir-t bl iod. The wind h d by this tin e abated cot;>id> r tb!j, .-tr-t rthe Northwich plave; kept the home hacks le.sy repelling fuqoe-i ,1:i.uhH on their goai, an ul.tioiigli for son. tini,, tti- nitidis w re pluckilj met, the visitor scored :he lirst goal ftota a long shot which lunched the tape and went under. This rever. at one, usttl>jd the Foresters and caused t ieia to uiay more (I.t:-inilnedlv, and with such success that by the call of half time matters had b, q iali^e i bet*, m b 'h teams—onn goal each. Fiom the change of sides to the end of he gam lie F 'les'rs uad the best of it, and the in dividual play of the visitors could n. t compet. w'th the more combined »«ct:ou of the. horn play, rs. At the cdl of time, the Gwersy i- team had won the tie by four goals to one. The result of this game is another instance of the -uperiority of passing against dribbling. May the For. sters win the cup. GWKR-.YI.LT.—Goal, S. Lovatt; backs, R. William:" T. Whitehouse half-backs, H. Claytoti (captain), J. Tudor right wing. S. Powell, L..Jones left wing, S. Williams, K. McIIutcheon; centres, C. Roberts, T. Dodd. Umpire, U, Price.
'CORWEN V. -BALA.I
CORWEN V. BALA. I C..rwto having b en drawn to play their fir-t t e against Bala, it was arranged that the game shculd be pla>cd on the -r >nnd of the former shculd b.. p!a¡',l 'HI "1'\111111 of th" furmlo'r | oil S. turd iy last. Although the weather was very unfavourable, the visitors, who drove from Ral", eriived at C,l, v,-Ti by two o'clock. Ha., having won the to s, th^ capatin? soon ;->ut thei. m' n ij; h itt'e irrav and th" ball was kick- I rff by B !a st five and twenty minntfs to th-e ■, iii,ii was i]uicl;!y returned to t! e centre of the ground by the C >r\ven back- The C )rlVen forivard- to''k pi'S sion ot u dmd?k??in "Vi¡to)r" I t!>rr.t',ry Juring t,he whl',J oftt'etlr?tha?f t'm .? N??oaI was scor. d until after 'he c*tl of half- 'im?. ?od o'! ch <n?i!'? '-n?H the b 11 was kicked off bv the captain of the hnm,; t- am, and wa- tak n clovp to the visi'o.-s' go i!, tiud kept in their neigh'.ourll. II for a considerable time. J. P. Davies, who had now warmed to his work, got possi s.-ion of ti.e I "ather. and dribbled the bal' close to the V'sirors'goal, which he smartly passed from n. ar the goal line to P. Jones, and be nice'y txHdtd it bet'.vei-ri the visiiors' goal post. This, j however, w is di»pnred-hy the visitors arid I lipir umpirp, which the home team objected to, havir.o no umpire tn take tht ir p.irfc. The home team were milch anneyw! af th s, an1 the conseqnenc I w,.s that th. visitors c m" in contact wi h th» dirt f ir too ofien for their comfort. Ali tle be- fore time was c *11 d the ball was br a?ht frnm the visit"r' tpr''i?"y d ?wn towards th* Corw?,? goal, but finally kicked out by one of the horn. team, fnd we thrown in twice by the visitors, I and w s k:cV"1 both times before rpached tin ground, which, d c nrse, resnl'ed in" foOIB." The visitors not h d ng the second cry nf foul," immediately kicked coollv throil.d, th. I goal while the home team gtrofi looking on, at, of conrs-, thny thought the ball was not in rliv -I This resulted in another disputed goal." Tim. was then called, and the contest resulted in a %vl.icl! the Ly.t'anlers considered decidedly in favour of Corwen. The return match was p'aved on Wedn»sd«v at Bila, and aftpr one hour and a half of the most exciting leatlier hunting, no goal was scored.
ENGLISH CHALLENGE CUP. I
ENGLISH CHALLENGE CUP. DRUIDS v. SHROPSHIRE WANDERERS. On M onday afternoon, the match in the ifrst ties came of fin a field adjoining the Shrewsbury R.c cur" in the presence o' only n meagre quantity of "prctat-r T'uelXuids havii.g won ► he toss, Mr Ha*! y E-l-.varls, the Wanderers C^p'ain kicked, pnd for simp tini- tb.. pbiy w.i verv slow, ">=p°ciallv on the Dart of the Wanderers W; d selfishly t'irouch the gamo, rnnninc? "11 of ii. ir pacps in all sort of directions. I ( was v- ry difficu'/ •<> pick oat the contending t -am^ every man nea 'y apoe^in(; in the same costu-tie as the other. The passin2 of the D aids, of conrse won tht ai t match, which resulted in owe to nothing. Toward he tinioh of the jam. th W'T-.d erers seem-d to puy a j;rt:e bett-r tû. »etbo", "rid h 'p do "n v- II on t o Druido' goal, but their goal k. P" r, and back p'avers,were t,"o marv tor tiern. For the T) ni.Is, K nrick played b t; in hi ngu'IIly tir-G style -s also did HUL''> bu" rather selfishly. r, of eonr<e, is a graod g..a! k." p v, b ip so T;f.ry tall and acting with I such CO illK s-v-rely pressed. For Siir y. shir. J.'t>I9 ('• ck), nrl Chapman (half-hack). were th? maiu s'av of their Clnh. All the o'h.'a we'e t -ir iinuviiln ) ['layers, but t-, thev di n P"-Ay tOgetllfcr, I U" n.:l LO-X' Dui ins.—C. Quilter. "al; E. P.tw?n ?nd L. I. ?Ken-ick.back?'-V. Witli:un<nnd R. S. Hich?r?s. half-backs J. Hr\?u and C. Edwards, riuht-wing Dr .(:r.'y?n) .J. Jone-, teftwi:?' J. Hughes and G. F. Thomson, centres. SHllOI"H¡Ia; W,I>F:IU,.I:(;. H. Sprott, gaol F. J. Cooper and E. Jones, backs B. Salt anil H. V.. Chapnun, half-backs k. Waters and G. Mason, rglt win: Rev. W. Fletcher and J. Locke, lift wing F. Salt adn Hawley Edward-, centres.
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I JI!Blci-lf"¡:!J¡: ?\;) FLlsrsHIRB Af?fc).? .L "L'[EIY. ■'K PFIIZ s ?-RR?.?CHOp-??877. ,.1 11.- .v "t "(1 t '■ U ■■ t 11 ll II ^u- li)|| lo rCl loO I h Ll > » >• • 1'9 ■■ f. II .wi; IRKMICM 10 —To t ie oc iioier of anv fM" of I5J a. a d ,,p??i. oihuiii g ail the I i d lie ?-tit?r(..rtj.!?[.?rn."pc"h<'?'? '?''hmnH?r-t,e'?k.-t.?'r?t.tyc?'.tu.?mdti(? "?t- ").t.?.[ t!t. ?h'hp;'r.[tbo:'ra'te ."?t of tiie fa ni. or «ti.u claim ).<:t ic, ""it ina situation to be.n?).turf". he 114;1(1 wliieh h • tii. ii," ci ■:< > cowji i ;v,- beeu uiiaer til!au» f,r Li v yc r,, £"" (.t' ¡,h,. :ec.nui "e(. dICLe). £ ,>. llieivwere i leveo cl nia its fur th-se prizes, out one or th, iu w s d- i ■ I.M • I cause h" had not l.id the 1 m.i m ti.ia^e for mor- than three veirs; ind one withdr \v from the c .inpetitiou. The wi-i.;ht per acre of the several cr-ps aver ued by the bulbs ^rowiu^ i.ii mi • j er ti, 11topped, cleaned, and we'ghed, and the number ot Ini n each perch is as Ur I it.,iii Robert-, Hors., Wr..xhalll. 1.tI hlllh. -j;) us I ti. Ih 2iia prize, .Major C. •<. JLium i ii.g, Llaith -vryd, lii bulbs, 'J. tons is L-wr 2 i j s in i;. j. Robert- Borras Lodge, Wrexham, LVJ out s, to s 7 cwt. 9 lis It; lb, Tiiomas R. P,.r;-i, Htdt. W,tiaui. 150 bull's, il ton» IS ewe. t ijs S It). j 11.1 liuherts, Gsinas House, Bodtari, MS bulbs, 2, i cwt- i iy |i> Robert Roberts, Tai Hinon, p.i-rv, Bwleh. Cerri^y- (is. 2* lb. [ jellies Griiffths, l'v Ne.vy ,1, Mol.l, 112 bulbs, IS tons s cwt 2 .[V S 1„. r. W i;o,v,la-e, Ty.l lyn-y G.vyut, •liKiI. cwt !> i(s. 121bs. loth" ccuoier of any farm, not beiun less in nuantity than SO acres, and not exceeding 150 acres, oieliidine ail tti-* I.,n 1 h« liel. wha shtll vr(liv tim the best, turnip crop, ,to as iu premium 10, Ct; t9 'he secon I hes- .into, £ 4: 1st prize. Mr Alexinder Borttiwick, T MI IJerwen, U»i bmbs, 22 tons 3 cwt. 2 p.-ze Mr Chas. Thomas, Bryii A r ('lm4. 14 ewt. i (jr. t Ii.s P. H i hiiulirns, Ki-q., Llysmeirchion, rrefuant., lbl tnilbs, o[ tons 12 cwt. *.{ qrs. 12 Ibs. Alexander Balfour, Esq., Mount Aiyn, llossett, 121 blllb>, Ul tons S cvt. 2 qrs Slhs. lo the occii ier of any ¡.lnil not b. in¡,; less in quantity than acres, nor more thin SO. in- cluding "II the land he lioMs, who shall grow the best turnip cr" Ac., as ni premium JU, Ll ti) the second bestditco. i.2 1st p ize, Mr William Pierce, Oaklan ls, Baeillt, lsts buli.s. 25 tonsS cwt. ii qr. Slbs; 2itil prize. Mr Kdiv .r.i j.„, s, Xorthop, ¡;W ba.bs, 23 tons; Mr l»:ivid Jones, T -v>nt, Cerri.v-druidion, tons is cwt. 2 qr. Sib Mr W. D Hzl c- L-reaves, Krim Yw, M d.l, l.Vi bulbs, IS tons 11 cwt, 1 qr. t Mr W I i,tiii K livards Pen Rhos, Ruthin, n, hull", IS tons. cwt. 2 qr. 24 lb. Mr William Joi.es, Pen-ont, Mold, 127 bulbs, 12 t ns 15 cwt. Mr iw.inl Rowlands, Utrddudiion, Mold, li™ bulbs, it; tons 15 cwt. 2 qrs. 24 lh. Mr John Roberts, Brvn Rhedvn. Ruthin, 161 bulbs, 12 I toils 4 cwt. 1 qr. 41b. To the occupier or any farm above SQ acres who shall srow t e h"IIL crop of mangel wurtzel, the whole of such crop beins kept trictly citaiii, and net lens 111 quantity than :? acres, to the second best, .£2; 1st. prize, Mr John Roberts, Well House, Saltney, 127 bulbs, 21) tons lo cwt. 2 al pr ze, Mr Alexander Balfour, Mi.unt A:> u, R isse't, 1111 biiibs, 2fi tons 7 Hafod-v-Wern, Wrexham, lit fbull.s, 2I> tons 2 ewt, 3 qrs. 12 lb. Mr Thomas R. Parry. H-.lt, Wrexham. 12S bulbs, 21 tons 5 cwt. 2 qr 24 111. P. H. Chambrea. Esq., Trefuanr, 145 bulbs. 2ii tons 15 cwt. 2 qv. I Ibø.; Mr James Griffiths, Ty-Newydil, Mold, 117 bulbs, U. tons IS cwt. 2 (jr. Sil) Mr John Roberts, GeinikS House. IL> f.iri, 12(1 bull.s, IS tons 4 ClVt, 1 qr. 4 1b. Mr T. Ilo«il:ii;o, rvddvn-v-G'.vynt, 153 bulbs, 17 tons 11 cwr Mr Tudor Donnell, Gledlom, Nannerch t qr. :1 lb.; .qr B,-i-,e, withdrawn. I'o the occup,er of a.iy farm, not being less in quantity than 30 acre-, and not exct! din; SO acres, who shall »row th • best crop of uiang-d wurtzel. the wh de of "lIch crop ben g kept strictly clean, and not less in quantity than I acre, ,0 the second best, £ l 1st nriz •, Mr. William Edwards, ileii Rhos. prize, Mr. Kr.flith Jones, Wrexham-street, Mold, 120 bulb- H cwt. lq. 4 \10. Mr. W illiam Jones. Pell y bout, M,lid, lis bulbs, 12 tons 2 cwt q. 12 lb. The following prizes offered under the special conditions uam«d are aw riled as loiiows; — Ojfered !>J I Jli'x""s, .I, hit tii(I Ge inje Me llattie. Seed Merchant*, Ch i"r. For the heaviest crop (per acre) of swedes, in the ordinary ti l l competition, irrespective of class, if grown from seeds supplied by th-in, none but members of the society to compete, a silver cup, value C!3-. Awarded to Mr. John Roberts, Well Hons- Saltney. 'I'he roots on two sev. ra perches of I-imI. the jiiowi.h of two kinds of .eel, were weighed in tli.s competition with the following results: Mc Hat tie's .New Challenge I'm pie Top sive'le." ll'.l hulbs 1- lb. Mi: H ittie's Imperial Purple 1'op, 13 ) tons 14 cwts ) qr. I lbs. 'i iie' t- were f..ur ■ IZ Iill), titors. The iu'.xt. highest, w -.gh;. Wt. Is 11 cwt I (jr. I li.s, The bu.o, of th • i. si -n.iuied seed were of uniform size, very solid, .n il! topped, anil of very nood quality. j 0j'ered I,y .1[essrs ThonLtis 1 ie\ rs Jul .Soi.s, Mtle.f Piattmj<. Ma uelte,\fe For the best 5acres n s vnli-j, grown with their manures, to customers wh i Lave not purchased I ti.4 t ian 2 c, tim, from Mr T. W. Row agTyddyn-y- gwynr, Molq, x.~i rhis^riz • .ils ies r.o Mr Uoberts, for a crop weighing 23 ime 2 CW j p- '.2 r Rolierts explained th.it th. crop w is >i«ii a few days later than tliit other, i ti .¡iÜ los s!uld be con- sidered in comparing it L I I L I previously named weights. There were iln. e •>' 11.r c unjie .tors. The next highest weight was 22 tons 15 cwts. 2 (jr". 24 lbs. lOgered bit Vr T. IK. I: vi ■, 1' i l li/n-y-tjwyiit, M-ht. For the best two ai res of swti it-4, (, of less than so o res) sir h <• .p bei.iu' gr.»w.i by manure purchased of him, t. r v I C')i(}"o¡ :I;I. th' pr zu awarded to Mr W. I, ff r-- ":tv I" -)il Yw Weight of crop Is tons 14 cw s 1 if II:" Ojieied by Messrs James I)'■ ./t and Sons, seetl jiriiwrs, Ills, oe tho, P,f :oot ■ had d> ■ ■ ■' feuot [hem by Che. Co m pet it of. Forthe best crop of m. le- s than live lere- of Diek- son's Prize Purple To., or othe i«.e, £ 3 3s. Kor the best Cop of in.r. le-i ti in i wo ai r-s ot Dickson's Detiance Yellovv (Ilol).. or- l>ii:kson's tiiant l.on g Red Ihe p. "I the crop of -we les to Mr Wi liuil t!u:;hes, (ilanrafon, Abergele; weight, 23 tons 7 cwts I) q. IU lbs. Four com- petitors. The pr.ze o>r t!i Y. l Globe Mangold Wui tz-I t.. \li John Rob, WI-11 Lou-e, Saltney; weight, of crop, 2<j -oils r> cwts 2 qrs. t [|,M five competitors. O/f.-f'l hi/ Mr. V. O.rw.han, Se.'d Merrkant, Wrexham. For th • best three acres of des grown from seed s him, L:, For the best two acres oi liiant Matnnio h I. nig Red Mangles grown trom s«red supplu d by It: Tij £ 2 2-. I'h prize forthe Swedes to Mr Thomas Rob. its, He so, weight tons 1 cwt. I qr. -0 ins. ;tive cuipetit ir^. The [irize for the mangles to Mr. Alexander Balfour, Mount Alyn, Rosset, weight 2li t ais 7 ■:» t. 0 qr. 1G lb. four conipet.it .rs. Oi/'r.red. by Mr. John iV^Uams, See Isuian, lirook House, For the best six acr s of Swedes --own from seed had direct from him, «.5 a-.d for the i.. it two acre of niingol l wui'tz-'l g. >wn from seed lia 1 direct from him. £ 3. These priz-s br.ni^lit oa i i.. w competitor, Mr. John H. Cr.ttoii, K.iyd Fiwr. Abergele, anil .loth are awarded to h m. The .v -i^ht oi h's Swedes and that of his mangolds was the heaviest, iu the whole competition, 32 tons 11, cwt. I qr. llll lb. There were three other competitors ill U;L(!Il ( :!t-S- Darnhall, Nov. 12th, !s77. T iou\s Ri<;»y.
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