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TRADE -MARK 0 t 0 INS rcliEST BICYCL STANDARDS TEN GUINEAS. bl.&C. SPECIALS FIFTEEN GUINEAS. Head OfficeCOVENTRY. | Liverpool Depot: 101, Bold street. Price List Free on Application. ) Local Agent* Connah and Parry. GOT At ObQ IX HAVE YOU GET IT CURED HOW? WHY! AS EASY AS WINK! TAKE < TUDOR WILLIAMS* 1 PATENT BALSAM UF HONEY You will have the honour of being the first one whom it failed to cure. i Why don't you try it P Any Chemist will sell it you, or you can get it direct from D Tudor Willi* » OH! BEAR ME! • vVUhau I FORGOT TO GIVE Tudor Williams' Balsam of Honey TO MY CHILDREN BEFORE RETIRING To BED- AM CERTAIN THEY WILL COUGH ALL NIGHT WITHOUT 17 There is Nothing on the face of the earth equal to it. Thoroughly up to date. Does not contain one grain of Morphine or any other Poison. No Mother shoald neglect to keep this Iufalible Remedy in the house ready for 81 emergency. Beneipber that it is wiser to check a slight* Cough at the commencement aniai how it to develoo into a lingering coa plaint. Ask directly for Tudor William? of Horey, aDd see that you get the right article. PereoEs stifFerivg from Difficulty of Breathing should give it a trial. Largest Sale of any Cougli Medicine in the World. 20,000 Testimonial to hand. ^a§i3^rf*te states :—I find your Balsam of Honey moat effectual for Bronchitis A Laay, Mrs West, Felix-place, Stroud, writes:—Your Balsam oi Honey cured my little son ot Whooping Cough. Send iue on another supply, 1 have a daughter subject to Croup and I find it very beneficial. -^e i rePorts highly of it.. cold by all Clieaiigts and Stores in Is. £ <!•> 2s. 9& and4s» 6d» bottles. Sample bottles sent (post paid) for Is. 3d.,3s., and 5s. from the Inventbr- D. TUDOR WILLIAMS, R.D.S.L., SURGEON. MEDICAL HALL, ABERDARE I GRAMMAR SCHOOL, MENAI BRIDGE. DUAL SCHOOL: BOARXERS AND DAY SCHOLARS. Head-Master: REV. E. 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