Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

THE COAL TRADE. I MEETING OF WELSH COAL PROPRIETORS.—A meeting of coalowners of Monmouthshire and South Wales was held on Tuesday, at Cardiff. Sixty masters were present, and they represented collieries raising 12,000,000 tons of coal annually. Au association called the Monmouth and South Wales Collieries Association was form d, and divided into three districts—Newport, Cardiff, and Swansea—with district boards of directors, to direct the rise and fall of coal in that particalar district, and the rate of wages. MINERS' AXXUAL C .:SFEREXCE. The next conference of delegates representing the branches of the Amalgamated Society of Miners will be held in Manchester in April next. The Con- spiracy Bill, the definition of the law affecting masters and workmen, the regulation of work in the mines, the direct representation of miners and of labour generally in Parliament, and tech- nical education for the mining population, are among the subjects set down for consideration. The ollicebeareis seek re-election, and with the exception of the presidency all the offices are contested. THE PRICE OF COAL AXD COLLIERS' WAGES.— The Leicester colliery owners have reduced the price of coal from ls to 3s per ton.—At a numer- ously attended meeting of the Wt-st Lancashire Coal Association (embracing the chief coal pro- nators of the district), held on Monday at the North-Western Hotel, Lime-street, it was unani- mously resolved that iu const quence of the recent reductions in the price of coal, and the depression of the trade, the wages of the colliers in the West Lancashire district be reduced 15 per cent., and that a fortnight's notice of this reduction be given on Tuesday at all collieries to commence from the nearest, making-up day.—Ou Tuesday a IIPW scale of prices for Staffordshire coal came into operation. The best Staffordshire coal will now be 203 6d per ton of ironmasters. Other rntinr,f.-teturers obtain a like reduction, as engine stack is being reduced ;:13, viz., from 103 G 1 to 7s 61. The local domestic consumers of best coal iret an advantage of is per ton, inasmuch as they have hitherto been charged Is more than iron- master! THE*SOMERSETSHIRE MINERS.—A mass meet- ing of 4,000 colliers took place on Tuesday after- noon, at Clandour, near Bath. Mr Fish presided, and an address was delivered by Mr Brown, vice- president of the Amalgamated Society of Miners. The meeting was held in the open air, amidst severe storms and although the men asserted the wages were primarily so low in Somersetshire that they would scarcely bear the ten per cent. reduction proposed by the masters, they ultimately agreed to the following resolution :— That this meeting, after carefully considering the various circumstances by which we are surroanded at the present time with respect to the price of coal, the state of trade, and other important matters, approved of the arrangements made at the conference held at lladstocii on the 9 h inst., which was composed of a number of representatives of employers and workmen, that the present dispute be settled Ly arbitration. W e believe that such boards are the on'y tribunals where disputes arising between employers and their workmen can be amicably and honourably settled without loss to capital, injury to workmen, or inconvenience to the public generally." TIIE NATIONAL AND AMALGAMATED ASSOCIATION OF MINERS.—A joint private meeting of the Council was held at Manchester, last week, for the purpose of considering several matters of im- portunce to the respective bodies, and also for congratulating the two miners' representatives on their return to the present Parliament. Mr A. Macdonald, M.P., president of the National Association, occupied the chair; and amongst those present were Mr T. Bnrt, M.P., and Mr T. Halliday, president of the Amalgamated Associa- tion of Miners. A resolution havii g been passed that a vote of thanks be given to the electors cf Stafford and Morpeth for returning Messrs Mac- donald and Burt to the present Parliament, it was resolved that both associations should agree to act cordially together in carrying out those legislative questions which were necessary for the well-being of working men generally, aud miners in narticular. It was also resoived that the ad- dresses which had been agreed upon for presenta- tion to the members of Parliament who had assisted in passing the Mines Regulation Act should be prepared as soon as possible and pre- sented. A discussion afterwards took place, in which it was urged that, as attention had lately been directed to securing provisions for the health of the miner while at his work below ground, efforts should be made to secure sanitary improve- ments in the surroundings of the miners above ground. It was urged that efforts should be made for securing a better class of house for the mining population; and that amongst other sanitary measures a plentiful supply of good water should be aimed at in the districts in which they lived, which was a matter of special import- ance. After the conclusion of the business, a congratulatory dinner was given to Messrs Mac- donald and Bart, as the two members who had been returned to the present Parliament from the mining ranks. CERTIFICATED MANAGERS CF NORTH WALES COLLIERIES. — A meeting of the certificated managers of collieries in North Wall's WIS held on Monday at the Queen Hotel, Cht ster, for the purpose of taking into comilelation their position with respect to the Mines Regulation Act of 1872, and the advisability of forming a Managers' Association. There was a large attendance, and among those present were Mr W, Gr ffi.hs, Brooghton Hall Colliery, near Wrexham f.*h-»ir- tnan); Hopton, batton Heath Colliery, Wigan; Owen Prica, B.-ynm illy Colliery; Pater- son, Westminster Colliery; Holden, Pontblyddyn Colliery; James, Coleshill Colliery; Johnson, Flint Marsh Colliery; WiUiams, Bedford Colliery, Mold; Allcroft, Frith Colliery; Robson Coppa CoHiery.near Mold; Lssoy, Buck??" Bncley; H?tch?son, BInlDlIy coiii(ry HoUia, Tryd?.. ?'" HoU¡@, Tr!dd. "ery; tiregory, Bac?ev- ?T- ?'y? ?C?oI?h.ery; Willis, Nerquis Co?lie?7:' Edwards, Mostyn Colliery: GitMns M.IZ'• Colliery; the Messrs GiJe ChS 7 PoweU and Mr Evan Price, Brynmally; Mees s Gilroy, Heleaaor Colliery, Queen's Ferry- I. Hayden, LoDgton Colliery; Dodd, Weatminater Colliery Blackburue, Wilfa Colliery, Mold; Hopwood, Argoed Colliery Ishmael Jones, Cefn- y-bach, & Mr Hoptou, of Sutton Heath Col- liery, who has had considerable experience in the formation of such associa'ions, attended with the view of assisting the meeting in its deliberation?. It was arranged that a committee should be formed composed of nine members, ench district to be lepresented by one memb, r, aud five to form a quorum. The following wi-re appointed on the committee: —Mr Wia. Griili lis, Mr Owen Price (secretary), Messrs Johnson, Hufod-y-bwch Hoiton, Robson, ILdlis, Williams, Holywell Garsid, Ciiirk J. Newton, Buckley. The com- mittee were instructed to draw up a code of rules and submit them to a general tore: ing of mem- bers, the date of which will be hereafter fixed. From the discussion which followed, it appears that the o!'j:ct of the association is to protect the managers against undue infeifereiiee in legislative matters, and to assist each other in defending themselves in cases where they are wrongfuby harassed by the inspectors, or ot!" r-, under tit3 Act of 1872. In addition to this, the association are to set themselves to the task of defining the meaniii- of the po, meaning of the position of manager as between masters and men. At present the law does not define the position, and all the re.-ponsibility in connection with collieries falls upon the managers. It was resolved to hold ail future gen- r,).l tix,etizj,,g at Chester, it being the most conveniently situated for the purpose.

AGRICULTURE. THE CORN TltIDP.-Tite Mark-lane Express SJYs-" No signs of any damage to growing crops h'lve been reported here or in any part of Europe, nnd u iny think them out of harm's way. In London, at one time, there were holders ready to concede a reduction of 3, but though heav:- ness has been the rule, there has been a check to the downward course of prices. It appears that the country in many places demaired t-.) the suddeu decline, and some have even noted firm- ness but, as a matter of trade, prices soon find their level, and so we realiy are cheaper b. to 2s. for the week. Rather better prices have ruled in New Yolk and if Paris shows a gradual decline of one franc in flour, French farmers will not sub- mit to any further reduction. The Gerni:;n mtrkets shape their coarse moslly on the unal- tered scale. Belgium bus rather fo l iwc d Franco and ourselves, and Holland has again been dull, but in Hungary millers have again had to 1"\Y something over former rates. We may have an pady Ultuble spriu, and a summer c-(I,tai to it, but it appears that stocks of old wheat are too low to be seriously affected." LOCKOUT OF AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS.—A considerable number of agricultural labourers are locked out in Derbyshire, Oxfordshire, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, and other counties. Ia some cases the lock-out arises from farmers prc- posing to reduce .wages, but in most cases it arises from the refusal of the unionists' demands for increased wages.

r _1 THE LORD MAYOR AND THE BOAT RACE. The Lord Mayor of London has become em- broiled with the Oxford Uuiversity crew in a manner which is happily almost without pre- cedent. Following the custom of recent years, the Lord Mayor invited the crews who are to contend in the boat race of the 28ch instant to dine afterwards at the Mansion-house. The secretary of the Oxford crew, Mr Nicholson, of Magdalen, delayed his answer for a week, upon the expiration of which time the Lord Mayor again communicated with him. The result was a curt refusal by telegraph. The Lord Mayor thereupon caused his secretary to write a letter which contains the following sentence, which must be exceedingly mortifying to persons con- sidered gentlemen. The secretary was" desired by his lordship to inform you that, considering tue lack of politeness which your crew has evinced by permitting his invitation to remain so long unacknowledged, and the fact that you had to be communicated with a second time before a reply of any kind was received, he in no way regrets the determination at which you have arrived." It is no doubt considered good fun at Ox'ord to laugh at mayors, but even a Lord Mayor is entitled to have an answer to his letters. It seems that the refusal of the invitation has caused a great deal of adverse criticism in the University. Mr Darbishire (in the absence of Mr Nicholson, President of the Oxford University Boat Club) writes to the Times in vindication of the Oxford crew. Mr Darbishire says that Mr Nicholson received the Lord Mayor's invitation ou the :2:3:11. of February, and waited until the 3rd of March, in order to take the sense of the University ou the question and on that day he was advised by Mr Darbishire to write to the Cambridge crew to tell them of the intention of the Oxford crew to decline the invitation. The next day came a letter from Cambridge, asking for the Oxford crett's reasons for declining; these were given, and on Friday the Cambridge crew informed the Oxford crew that they (the former) had accepted. The same day the Lord Mayor's telegram was sent to Oxford, and a rep'y was forwarded l y telegraph, declining, and stating that a letter would be sent by that evening's post. Mr Darbi- shire sets forth the chief reason of the Oxford crew for declining to dine at the Mansion House after the race Of late years many have regretted the increasing publicity of the boat race anil of everything connected with it. A State banquet at the Mansion Hou-o, to which the two crews were invited, would tend to make the race more popular and more the property of tho public than ever. It was with a view ot dimiui.-diing or, at all event- not increasing this publicity, that we decided to decline the Lord .Mayor's invitation. If this be so, all that is necessary is for the two clubs to agree to row upon some water which has not the disadvantage of having three millions of people living u pon its banks. —.AI ■. ti _? m

Telegrams from Calcutta show t ;it the Bengal famine preparations are nearly complete and will probably prove effective. The spring crop is below the average, so much iu some localities as to the extent of a half. It is estimated that four- fifths of the population in some districts will ultimately need relief, but the giain supply is estimated as sufficient, though the pressure on the Government resources is de.-c;ibed as heavy. The export of breadstuffs has not yet been prohibited. In February the quantity amounted 15,000 tons, but the imports for ;ho same month, reached 00,000. The rate of discount has been raised 1 percent, by the Bt-ngul Bank. In conptquence of ill-health, General Moriones retires from active service as Commander of the Spanish Crovernmeut troops. His successor is not named. A severe snowstorm has occurred in the North of Scotland, whereby the railwiy communication between Perth and Aberdeen has been inter- rupted. The block has taken place at Laurence- kirk, in Kincardineshire, where a cutting through. a plain for a distance of a quarter of a mile has been filled with suow to the depth of several feet. A large staff of men were at work removing the drift, but the line was not clear last night at the time our Montrose telegram was despatch. A hard frost prevails all over the North of Scotland, and the weather is intensely cold. Two friends meetiug.—Easterly wind.—First gentleman (with 'very bad colit in 'is head,' which makes him change all his m' and n's," as the case may be, into b's," I I and 1's") 'Ow d'ye do ? I say, I could't call odyou before. But I'll cub to-borrow.—Second gentleman (a very near" friend, afraid of the tirst being a dear" friend, startled by the proposition) Coming to borrow ? No, don't! I can't manage it.—First gentleman (astonished) Why dot ? I'll cub early to-borrow.-Second gentleman No use coming to borrow—because it's Lent. [Exit hurrifdly. Friend with cold blows his doze, and exit. ] -Pii,?io,-h..

-"< Two or three doses daily of Pepper's Quinine anil Iron Tonic causes a wonderful improvement to those in weak or disordered state of health and sutferiu' from prostration of strength, nervous tler,t neuralgic affections, aches anil pains of everv kind* sluggish circulation, depressed spirits, imperfect üi: gestion, &c. By the formation of new blood and it:: vivifying elfect on the nerve centres it develops new health, strength, and. energy ipuckly. An increased appetite is always an effect of Pepper's ijuinino and Iron Tonic. Thirty-two doses are contained iu tUn ts oil bottle; next size, lis, stone jars. In Pepper's Quinine a.nd Iron Tonic the ingredients are gnamnteell absolutely Chemically pure. Sold by most Chemists. Any Chemist will procure it; or HOnd stamps to j, ptipper., VTotteilhanl Court Road, Y "910" especially n:une to THE THROAT AND Wr:-iOPlh" inflammation, causing soreness and (iryne, and irritation, inducing cough and affecting the voice For these symptoms use glycerine in the fdrlll of jujubes. Glycerine in these agreeable confection' being in proximity to the (Hands at the moment they aro excitedi by the art of suck in/, becomes actively healing, (id and Is packets (hy post Str lf> st unns "J.\ 1 ¡. CI)., Honiiepathie Ciiemi.sts| 4s l ireadneedle-street, and 170, Piccadilly, London." Sold by W ROWLAND, Chemist, High-street, Wrex- uuui, (UtiQ £ *1*1*3 s Hwucepatkic 3:J;Ju.

Business Announcements. _r- .J HAIR. HAIR. HAIR. F W I A W E R U J I II DEE S S E P,, AND E E S T O E E E, 1, ARCADE, WREXHAM, HAS THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST TOCK OF ORNAMENTAL HAIR IN WALES. The new Spanish TNA-ist 4; (all hair); Coronet Plaits, 3 f;, and 7 (; each, Plain and Plaited t; ami I: Ii Wi;r, Fronts. (Juris, Ac. 51JO Imitation Hair Plaits and Chignon*, from jd i(» (ir.s of Children's Forehead Combs, from Id. each; Pertumes, Soaps, Pomades. lace and 'J'niitli Powders, Hair, Hat, Cloth, Nail, Tooth and Shaving brushes, High Lacked Dreeing, lail, 1 ocket «iijii Fine Tooth Combs, and every other Toilet Requisite. Consult F.W.M. in all cases of Scurff Aggravated Dandriff, Ringworm, Irritation of the Skin, Cfiildrcn Suffering fioin Sure Heads while Teething, Ac. A speedy and safe Cure guauuiteed in the above cases. IIalr Bm.shrd lllf Machlnmi. Shampooing on the Mod Improved Erineiplc. 471b TO GAMEKEEPERS A. X DOT II E It S. BENSON AND COMPANY, FAMILY GROCERS, HIGH STREET, WREXHAM, Beg to notify that they have been appointed SOLE AGENTS for Wrexham and surrounding towns for GEORGE WILSON'S PHEASANT, POrLTRY, AND DOG FOOD, Whidi can be obtained from them at the same Prices as supplied by G. W., at his NVI!iCli ('.III I)e Obt?Liiied froiii theiii at the s-inic 1'rices is stil)plie(.1 I)y G. W., at hi,,i JIAEKET PL 1CE, NOR 1VICII. .i. B.- The great advantage of feeding with Spanish Meal, Double Super Meat Greaves, and < "u\car, are —freedom from Gapes and Cramp, produces larger Birds, beauty and closeness of fe ulicr, much stronger on the wing;, and affords more sport. The old birds fed with Meal and Greaves will produce a greater number of eggs. Price Lists with Testimonials on application, 44t)e X E AV WINiTEri, GOO D S. OUR WINTER STOCK Is now complete in every Department, an 1 we are happy in being able to state that, although Gumls generally are Higher in Value, we have determined to Supply our Customers at the SAME PRICES which were ruling Twelve Months ago. AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF FAXCY TWEEDS AND CHEVIOTS FOR OCR 15 s. 6 D TEOUSEES, BUSINESS SUITS, from. £2 10s. BLUE SERGE SUITS, from £ 2 2s. BLUE HEAVY MAKE, from zL2 10s. OVERCOATS (beautifully finished and ready for immediate wear) from. £ 1 15s. The ULSTER TRAVELLING OVER-COAT, fi-oiii XI 15s. The LADIES' ULSTER, a superior garment, extra trimmed and finished £3 3s. ROBERTS AND WILSON, MERCHANT TAILORS, 24, LORD-STREET, 1879b LIVERPOOL Prize Medals locre gained by him at Chester in 1866, and at Aberystwith in 1S65, FOR THE BEST WELSH TWEEDS AND LINSEYS. JOHN iilEYRICK- JONES, MEYRICK HOUSE, DOLGELLEY, HAY TNT! gained celebrity for this genuine HAND-LOOM WELSH WEBS, and WELSH TWEED CLOT HS has lately greatly extended his business, and is now prepared to supply HAND-LOOM WELSH FABRICS consisting of TWEED CLOTH, FISHING CLUTH, FLANNELS, WEBS, and LINSEVS. Mr. Jones personally superintends the Manufacture at his own Mills from pure Mountain Wool, at Manufacturer's Prices, far below those charged for inferior articles usually sold as "Welsh" by English ] manufacturers, 1 Clothing made from these materials are worn by the Nobility and Gentry for Shooting, Fishing, Cricket- 1 ing, and Travelling, Ac., and being entirely MANUFACTURED of PURE MOUNTAIN WOOLS, with- out intermixture, will be found very durable. Wholesale and Retail Orders executed at the shortest notice. Cash or Reference expected with all new Orders, i WELSH WYXNSTAY SHOOTINO CLOTH, 2s. per yard. CLOTH FOR FISHING SUITS, 2s. Gd. fj per yard, very superior. TWEED CLOTH, at 4s. :3d. per yard. Five per cent. discount for cash. PATTERNS sent free per post on application to Mr Joiix Mi:vRICK JONES, Meyrick House, Dolgelley. 1 J. M. Jones respectfully cautions his Customers against unprincipled persons who are in the habit of < fjkini the first opportunity of sending spurious patterns of Flannels and Tweeds, which are not "Welsh," fcudthus causing disappointment, t PATRONISED BY HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS OF WALES, GENTRY, CLERGY, AND NOBLEMEN. 474n itM HAXELL'S POYAL EXETER HOTEL, WEST STRAND, LONDON. SUITES OF ROOMS. R. d. R. d. Drawin,, 2 s. d. s. d. Drawing Room with Bedroom en suite.lU 0 12 0 EnnCE. Each person 1 61 s. d. s. d. Breakfasts 1 6 2 6 Dinners frolll. 2 6 BED ROOMS. 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The excellence of the cuisine, the beauty, delicacu, and cheapness of the are uaiwnallif acknowledged, and lie re, mirabile dictu, they lace a capital Claret before ilua at 2" per Bottle.- Vide Public Press. SPECIAL XOTICE.-For the coavenience of Visitors, upon the reception of letter or telegram laces secured for them at any of the Theatres, &-c. 2 lol r TO THE NERVOUS AXD DEBILITATED. CONSULT A LONDON PHYSICIAN WITHOUT FEE. DR. HENRY SMITH, [who has devoted twentv-  five vears exclusively to the treatment ?f Diseases "f 1h" Nervous System, resulting from Ex- i]:u?[i?u of Nerve-power, Local Weakness, &-c., WILL FOR I HE BENEFIT OF PATIENTS WHO CAN- NOT VISIT HIM PERSONALLY, on receiving a statement of their ease, send by return a letter of advice with instructions, which if followed, will ensure a cure. IMPORTANT.—A form of correspondence contain- in? question, Kc., to aist the Patient in desfrihin? 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Gives i instructions for the development and strengthening ¡ -the human body how to acquire Health and Strength, ¡ Secure Long Life, and avoid the Infirmities of old age. Also gives names of medicines by which Thousands have been restored to health, Illustrated by Testi-: ;monials from grateful Patients. The Pamphlet will be sent free by post, to any ad- ,dress, on receipt of two penny stamps. Address-Dr. H. SMITH, 8, Burton-crescent, Lon- dou, W. C. 255e F URNITURE, CARPETS, CURTAINS DAMPTOS i- SOX,? ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, Post Free. POLISHED PINE BEDROOM SUITES from ZCIO 10s, see Catalogue. CARPETS.-Indian, Persian, Turkey, Axlinst-er. Velvet Pile, BRUSSELS, Kidderminster, and otters. au The Lowest Price for the best quality. PRICES AND PATTERNS SENT. CRETONNES.—An Immense Stock of all the ?? choicest patterns for the Season, many of ex- clusive design, varying in price from Is. to 5s. per yard. A selection of Patterns post free. HAMPTON AND SONS, 1\, Pall Mall, E., and 1, 2, 3, Dorset-place, CHuriug Cross, London. DR. IIUNTKR'S Special Lectures to Young Men, on HEALTH, ITS RESTORATION, and HAPPY MARRIAGES.—When to marry, with advice to those who contemplate marriage, pointing out cer- tain impediments which render married life unhappy, and direction for their speedy removal. Should be read by all who value health, strength, and manhood, and wish to attain a happy old age. Post free on receipt of two stamps.—Address, Secretary, Institute of Anatomy, Birmingham. 43Oj CG. BAYLEY calls attention to Iiis excellent Is ce Packet oi 5 Quires of NOTE PAPER, in wrapper, having a well-executed view of Oswestry Old Church. Sold only hy C. G. BAYLEY, Bookseller, The Cross and Church-street, Oswestry. g KAYE'S WOiiSDELL'S PILLS. The best Remedy for Gout and Rheumatism. Sold by all Chemists Arc., at Is. ljd., 2s. 9d. and s. 1000 PATTERNS SILKS, Post free. BLACK y SI LK Itis Gù to 5 Guineas a dress. COL- 1/u:u ? 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It is must certainly the best preparation in the w oi la for all eruptions of the skin, blotches, spots, pimples, blackheads, boils, carbuncles, ringworms, sore Heads, sore eyes, erysipelas, itch, scurf, scrofula, scui ve\, glandular swellings, cancerous sores, bad legs, piles, secondary and all blood and skin diseases, and is highly recommended to all parties using their Heal- a.i Ointment, being agreeable, palatable, and safe. :0 II 111 bottles at 2s. Oil., and 4s. Gel. each and in cases containing five 2s (j(1 bottles, lis each, sufficient to eliect a perfect cure in long standing cases. JONES'S HEAL-ALL OINTMENT (Trade Mark—registered), Or Every Man's Friend.—The best application known for every kind of sores. Bad legs of above twenty-five ears standing have been cured by it in a few weeks. For sore nipples, gathered breasts; inflamed eyes, ringworm, ulcers, burns, scalds, boils, pimples, piles, and for wonds of all descriptions, it is recommended with confidence by the proprietors, who feel confident that one trial will convince the most sceptical of its value. Sold in pots, at Is lid, 2s Ud, and 4s (iLl each. J OXEN'S BALSAM OF HOREHULM), TOLU, & LINSEED, (registered). The most agreeable and effectual remedy for asthmatic and consumptive coughs, bronchitis, winter coughs, difficult breathing, whooping cough, hoarseness, loss of voice, and all affections of the chest and lungs. One bottle in most cases effects a cure. Price Is. lid., 2s. yd, 4s. fid. per bottle. JONES'S PATENT VEGETABLE PILLS (LATE WIND PILLS), (Registered), Are the best medicines in the world for bad digestion, wind, and pain in the stomach, liver complaints, jaun- dice, sick headache, pains in the chest, loss of appetite, flatulency, costiveuess, skin diseases, boils and pimples, palpitation of the heart, lowness of spirits, pains in the back and sides, piles, pains and giddiness in the head, itc.—Sold in boxes, Is. lid., 2s. yd., and Is. (id. each. Solo manufacturers, \V.o:\I-:S and Co., chemists, 157, Great Howard-street, Liverpool; sent post free for 15 or :i(j stamps.—Agents for Wrexhan-i, Mr J. F. Edisburv, chemist, High-street; Mr J. Fran- cis, Hope-street. Oswestry, Mr Saunders. Corwen, Mr W. Jones. Mold, Mr Birch, High-street; and Mr Wiliiams. Flint and Bagilit, Mr Michael Jones and all chemists. R KM A RK A BLE CU RES. A daughter of Mr Bradford, Stanhope-street. Liver- pool, was cured of large blotches and sores all over the body, with Jones's Heal-All Ointment, and the Purifv ing Mixture, after having tried the best medic il advice in Liverpool for five years without deriving any benefit. Mr Fred Houghton, Hale lank, Ditton, was cured of a bad skin disease, after having spent £ 50 in doctors' bills—with two 2s lid pots and two 4s (jJ bottles. 852s NATURES PERFECT R15MED\ FOR ALL KINDS OF WORMS. WILLIAM'S (PONTARDAWE WORM LOZENGES. There is no disease incidental to the human system that has so baffled the skill of the physician as the cure and removal of worms. The symptoms arising from the presence of these pests are so varied, and the old nauseous remedies still in use of purging with powders of calomel, jalap, scammony, etc.are quite inadequate for their cure, and thus the patient, after many yeas of treatment, often (lies a lingering death, having been treated by the medical attendant for diseases from which he or she never suffered. It was this known fact, combined with the knowledge that nine out of every ten persone suffer from worms of some kind, caused the late Jenkin Williams to make research in the vegetable kingdom for a remedy that may be taken by the weakest child or the strongest man, and w hich would destroy every species of worms detrimental to the human system without in any way injuring the weakest constitution. After severalyears of study and experiments, which broke down his health, lie was enabled to discover that much coveted prize, and so formed it into Lozenges that they become quite a palatable medicine, so that the youngest child will take them easily and their miraculous expulsion of worms, although not a purgative, is almost incred- ible, as millions of all ages have testified by the nu- merous testimonials, daily coming to hand. Prepared from the original receipt by J. JJavies, chemist, Swan- sea, and sold by most chemists at Did., l.'Jid., and 2s. ild. per box. Protected by the Government stamp, on which are engraved Williams's Worm Lozenges. ONE DESTROYING THIRTY-FOUR. Peiirliewl, near Loughor, September 7tll, 1873. Sir,—A very extraordinary tiling has occurred at 3ui house. My little girl passed thirty-four large worms after eating a single lozenge out of a box of V\illiams's Pontardawe Worm Lozenges. I would not lave believed it, had 1 not seen it with my own eyes. I have always found them much better than any pew- ters or lozenges I can get for my children. Yours obedientlv, MARY WILLIAMS. To Mr J. Davies. Any of the following symptoms indicate worms i ariable appetite, fieted breath, acid eructation, pains n the stomach and head, grinding of teeth during deep, picking of the nose, paleness of the counten- mce,hardne-sandfullness of the tielly, Slilily stool, occasional griping pains, more particularly about ;he naval, short dry cough, and emaciation of the body, jften mistaken for decline, slew fever, and irregular mbe, sometimes convulsive fits—often causing sudden leatli, and heat and itching about the anus, which jften causes them to be mistaken for piles. CAUTION.—None are Genuine unless they bear the Inventor's Signature on the Wrapper around each box Jk. WILLIAMS. And the words Willi-iiiis' NVoi-iii Lozenges" on the Government stamp, l'ull directions with each box. 1515b ESTABLISHED ISiJo. STEEL'S GOUT & RHEUMATIC PILLS. The ?s only Cure. May be obtained of NEW'HKRY and SONS, BARCLAY and SONS, and all chemists, in boxes, ls. lid 2s. 'Jd., 4s. Gd., and lis. Post free for one extra stamp.—Prepared only by FRANK W. STEEL, :\I.Pll,2:3, Liverpool Road, London, N. SllJSj HEALTH, STRENGTH, ENERGY.— 1-1 PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC strengthens the nerves and muscular system, enriches and increases the quantity of the blood, improves weak digestion, quickly promotes appetite, animates the spirits, and speedily restores robust health. Very beneficial in all wasting di.-eases. Bottles 4s Gd, next size lis, to:w Jars :?s. Sold by all Chemists. (And he sure to get Pepper's preparation). he sure. to gut CRACROFI'S Ail EC A NU1' TOOTH 1'ATE. ??' By using this delicious aromatic Tooth Dentifrice, til; enamel of the teetli becomes, white, sound, anil polished like iiae 1 vory. It is exceedingly fragrant, and specially useful for removing incrustations of tartar. Sold by all Chemists, Pots, is and 2s Gd each. (Get Cracroft's). JQELLAR'S CORN PLASTERS. Boxes, Is II I .l..H.I.J l. "J l.'J. J.}()XL, S :l. BELLAH'S BUNION PLASTERS. Boxes, Is lid. The corn plasters are a certain cure for hard or soft corns the bunion plasters a proved remedy for bunions and enlarged toe-joints. Sold by all Chemists. DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE EARS, &c., &C. Ji DELLAR'S ESSENCE for Deafness has proved an extraordinary remedy. It always relieves, gene- rally cures and is strongly recommended by thousands who have derived benefit. It is (filite harmless. Sold in Bottles, at Is lid and 2s yd each, by all Chemists. IT OCKYER'S SULPHUR iiAlll liKiiOULi;. (Pepper's Preparation), will completely restore in a few days, grey hair to its original colour. Tois Hair Restorer is renowned for its effectiveness and reason- able price Largo Bottles, ls Gd each. Sold by all Chemists, and J. PKl'i'KU, 237, Tottenham Court Road, London, whose name, address, and trade mark must be on the label, or it is spurious. PEPPER'S WHITE COUGH MIXTURE is the ?_ most reliable and agreeable mixture for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption, and all diseases of the Lungs. It is soothing, comforting, expectorant and always gives rest at night. Bottles, Ls J J il, and 2s lid each, sold by all Chemists. 35Sb LLANI; i;.v\ IX'II, near Llauelly, August 30, 1S72.— Dear Sir,—.My youngest daughter, Emma Ann, 13 years of age, got rid of a great number of worms by taking only three or four of WILLIAMS'S PoNTAltDAWE W uJtl LozEMjics. I am glad to say that she has very much improved in health.—Yours very truly, Martha Griffiths, late of Ynispenllwcli. Mr J. Davies, chemist, Swansea. Williams's Worm Lozenges are sold by most chemists at Hid., Is I id., and 2s. yd, and are protected by Government stamp, on which is engraved "Williams's Worm Lozenges." THE CROSS, OSWESTRY. DAILY and WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS, conveyed by the Cambrian Railway Co., on the day of Pub- lication, by the lirst Train after receipt. All orders promptly attended to by C. G. B A Y L E Y, BOOKSELLER, The Cross, Oswestry. PUBLIC NOTICE. 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Ù. 1 c" ?,,Iju,icd in Pos.ti?ns. Windii.g a.i J se.tmg^Hamls whh?ut n Kev for G?ntlempn I' 'ld "t ',U a .lLl'Y ur ('n emen 1? Gold '?o tolUO?ucas; ditto in 8" m t? 23 Guineas. \(:1 u 65, and 64, CHEATSIDE, LONDON, E.C. — Business Announcements MARAVILLA COCOA.The PERFECTION MARAVILLA COCOA. The PERFECTIO Of PREPARED COCOA. T%;rARAVILLA COCOA.—SOLE PROPRIETORS. lll. TAYLOR BROS., LONDON. THE COCOA (or CACAO) of MAltAVILLAL is the true Theobroina of Linnseus. Cocoa is indigenous to South America of which Maravilla is a favoured por- tion. TAYLOR BROTHERS having secured the exclusive supply of this UNRIVALLED COCOA, have by the skilful application of their soluble principle," and elaborate machinery produced what is so undeniably "THE PERFECTION OF PREPARED COCOA. that it has not only secured the preference of Homoeo- paths, and Cocoa drinkers generally, but many who had hitherto not found any preparations to suit them have after one trial adopted the MARAYILLA COCOA as their constant beverage for breakfast luncheon, &c. "A SUCCESS UNPRECEDENTED."—The Globe savs: "TaYlor Brothers' Maravilla Cocoa has achieved a thorough success, and supersedes every other Cocoa in the market. Forhonm'pathsand invilids we could not recommend a more agreeable or valuable bever- age." Sold in packets only, by all Grocers. ABERDEEN GRANITE .MONUMENT.;FROM £ 5. j-T L Carriage Free. Inscriptions, accurate and Beautiful, Plans and prices from John W. Legge, Sculptor, Aberdeen. BRASS, REED, STRING, and DRUM and FIFE t) BANDS, PIANOFORTES and HARMONIUMS supplied at Wholesale Prices, at J. MOORE S, Bux- ton Road, Huddersiield. Patterns and Prices post free. Music for any kind of Band. Patronised by the Army, Navy, and Rifle Corps. c HUlili S PATENT SAFES & STRONG ROOM DOORS, to resist Wedges, Drills and Fire. CllUlili'S Patent Detector Leeks and Street-door Latches. List of price., free. CllUBB ic SON, Makers to the Bank of England, 53, St. Paul s, London Man- chester, Liverpool, and Wolverhampton. 1HAT Domestic Luxury CLEAR COFFEE _M Can alwavs be obtained by using GEN. HUTCHlNSONs PATENT CAFETIERS and URNS. 11ELIEE FROM COUGH IN TEN MINUTES. HAYMAN'S BALS AM OF HOItElIOUTNI) is the JL1 most certiin and speedy Remedy for all dis- orders of the Chest and Lungs. In Asthma tiitl Con- sumption, Bronchitis, Coughs, Influenza, Difficulty of Breathing, Spitting of Blood, Hooping Cough, Hoarseness, Loss ef Voice, etc., this Balsam gives inst-iutaneous relief, and, if properly persevered with scarcely ever fails to effect a rapid Cure. It has now been tried for many years, has an established reputation, and many thousands have been benefitted by its use. IT HAS A MOST PLEASANT TASTE. IMPORTANT TESTIMONIALS. BRONCHITIS. LADY RLSSEL has found the Balsam a most effective remedy for Bronchitis, and always keeps it ready for use.— RICHARD GOWER, Cwmafon, suffers much from Uron- chitis, always tinds relief from tirst teaspoonful, and keeps it in the house ready for an emergency.— ASTHMA.—MARY JENKINS, Pontmarlais, Merthyr, afflicted with Asthma, cured with taking three bottles, permanently.—-WILLIAM DAVIES, Ystalyfera, bad for seven years with Asthma, bought a bottle of Mr Weir, chemist; able to go to wurk after taking one bottle. Prepared only by A. HAYMAN, Chem st, Neath; sold in bottles at Is lid and 2s Ud each, by all respect- able chemists in North and South Wales Agents for Wrexham Mr JAS. F. EDISRURY, High- sfrppf. ,III(] (!lit-iiiist. Hone-street. 1G32 ._a .a- 1" TOBACCO.— Sun-Cured TH???-'SJbE HiHf'&- T EYE HETUl, or SHAG, Cut from this perfection of Tobacco Leaf, can be obtained through any respectable dealer, and (whole- sale only) of SALES, POLLARD & Co., London, Sole Manufacturers. ?T?? ? S FOOD"forInfants and Invalids  Infants and Invalids Is highly recommended by leading Medical Men, and is much approved by Mothers and Nurses. On it In- fants thrive remarkably, and usually prefer it to ether kinds of diet. Sold in Is Tins by Chemists and Grocers. Send Is in stamps and receive by return of post 11 ounce sample packet of Neave's Food. J. R. NEAVE and Co., Manufacturers, Fording- briilge. MEDAL for MERIT. VIENNA. BRADFORD'S Patent "VOWEL' t? WASHING MACHINES. ?WB ringer.q, )bngIes, Laundry Fittings, &c. 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AGREEABLE COUGH MEDICINE.—Pepper's j White Cough Mixture is the most reliable cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption and all Lung Biseases. It dislodges the Phlegm and gives the patient rest at night. Pleasant to the taste and immediate in effect. Bottles Is Inland 2s 9d each of all chemists. 251 THE GEOLOGY OF WREXHAM AND ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD. COPIES can still be had of the lecture on "The Geology of Wrexham and its Neighbourhood" by HENRY BECKETT, Esq., F.G.S., (Reprinted from the Wrexham Advertiser of February 11th, 186ii). PRICE THREEPENCE. VVREXIIAM: Bayley and Bradley, Advertiser" Office OSWESTRY: Mr U. G. Bayley, Bookseller, The Cros e O TAMP IXl)uFwitli HlBBERT'S Patent ANTI- SEPTIC. See Hibbert's New Theory and Practice of Medicine. Price Is. Offices, 143, Strand. Works, Manchester. VERY DIPOHTAXT.-To SHOE DEALERS, V MERCHANTS, Ac. E. Blakey and Sons, of Leeds, will send on carriage paid, samples of Boots, Shoes, Leather, Show Mercery, Grindery, Leggings, Samjde of work done by their Wax Thread Machine for saddlers and Boot Makers, shoe Machinery of all descriptions, the largest stock of the above Goods in England, send for Catalogues, post free, E. BLAKEY and SONS, Lady-lane, Leeds. HE PEllTlFYlNG SILICATE PAINTS. T FOR HOUSE, SHIP, A?U GENERAL USE. Manufactured by the Silicate Paint Company, Liver- pool, have no chemical action on Iron or other Metals, will stand any degree of heat without blister- ing. 1 cwt will do the work of 2 cwts lead paints. See Article in Engineering, 24 Jan., 1872. AMP WALLS, DAMP CHURCHES, ?c., cured Dby the Petrifying Liquid, at a co"t of 2d. to 3d. square yard.—See Article in Builder, Uth of March, 1S72. For Particulars and Testimonials, apply to the SILICATE PAINT COMPANY, LIVERPOOL. in Bundles of 50 Yards of useful Materials, the residue of Autumn and Winter Stock, sent for Post 'Office Order for 25s, 2Us (id. ;)5s, or 5:Js each. BAKER and CRISP, iys, Regent street, Lon- don, W. DE LOSSY'S CHAMPAGNES. No advance in prices. COUNTRY AGENTS WANTED.—Ap- ply to A. WOLFEN and CO., 8, Philpot Lane, London, E.C., Agents for the United Kingdom. c ASSELL',S PuitL U-NCOLOUITLD TEAS and C ASSELL'S COFFEES. In Canisters and Packages 2oz. to lib. Sold by Agents, Grocers, Chemists, Confectioners, &-c. throughout the kingdom. One Thousand additional Agents Wanted. Foi terms apply to Cassell, Smith, and Co., 80, Fenchurch- street, London. D EANEA-NDUO'S NEW CATALOGUt FREE. Cutlery, Plate, Lamps, Baths, Fenders, Bedsteads, Ranges, &c. 46, KING WILLIAM-ST., LONDON BRIDGI ESTABLISHED 1700. WREXHAM ADVERTISER OFFICE, (LATE MUSIC HALL). 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EASTWOOD'S IMPROVED TUB CHURN, THE BEST OF THE KIND. TAKE NOTICE. IT having come to the knowledge of the Manufac- t turer that persons are selling Oval Compound Action Churns as Eastwood's," and not made by him, and are issuing circulars that they have obtained a quantity of prizes, which is a fraudulent copy of his prize list, this is to give notice that he will handsemely reward any person or persons who will give him the name of any person or persons selling the Oval Com- pound Action Churn not made by me as Eastwood's," or distributing the prize list fraudulently copied from his and this is to give notice also, that proceedings will be taken against any one selling other makers' churns as Eastwood's" after this notice. As a guide to buyers to get the genuine churn be sure to look at the brass plate in front of the churn and see that Eastwood, Blackburn, is thereon. Prices of the above churns may be had from the Agents or FREDERICK EASTWOUD, Merchant-street, Blackburn. I4y3a FRANCIS'S VOICE LOZENGES, FOR CLEARING AND STRENGTHENING THE VOICE, RELIEVING ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE THROAT HOARSENESS, HUSKINESS, SORE THROAT, RELAXATION OF THE UVULA AND TONSILS TEAZING AND NERVOUS COUGHS, Give potvei-aitd tone to the Voice in speaking or singing and relieve throat affections arising from any un- usual exertion of the Voice, colds, and other causes. Public Speakers and Singers take them with much benefit as a preventative of Hoarseness, and asa remedy when it exists. Mr Lewis (Llew Llwyvo) I believe that I could not have performed my part (owing to hoarseness) at the concert, had it not been for the efficacy of your Lozenges." Mr Hughes (chorister, Bangor Cathedral, -N.NNI.)-"YoiirLozeliges completely restored my voice," itc. Rev. Mr Roberts, GI'Linaled: They are excellent for disordered voice and hoarseness." A Clergyman (near Wrexham):—"They have a wonderful effect upon my voice." Sold in Boxes, 71d., 9.1,d., Is. Hd., 2s. !)d. each; per post, or Sd., 10d., Is. 2d., .Is., from the Maker. J. FRANCIS, CHEMIST, 54, HOPE-STREET, WREXHAM. Also Wholesale through Messrs EVANS, SONS & Co., JLAï, Deo & CASE, Liverpool. loiyr WHO would not have a lovely Flower Garden I I when choice seeds can be had. post free, at the following prices2 Nine varieties of everlasting flowers (in separate packets), Is, twenty varieties of Hardy Perennials ditto 2s, twenty varieties of Hardy Annuals ditto, 2s, twelve varieties of Antirrhinum (Snapdragon) Is, complete collection of Vegetable seeds, containing 30 packets, with cultural instruc- tions, 2s, splendid double Balsam, 12 varieties, six seeds of each variety Is, double wall flowers, 10 varieties, ten seeds of each, Is. P.O.O.S.gpayable to JOHN HAINES, and all letters addressed P.K.T., High Wycombe, Bucks. SEEDS! C A R II I A G E FREE. Now Ready, Gratis and Post Free to all appli- cants. B;S. WILLIAMS' Descriptive and Illustrated U. Catalogue of FLOWER, VEGETABLE, and AGRICULTURAL SEEDS for lt?74, containing many new and Choice Varieties, in addition to general collections of all the best kinds in cultivation. VICTORIA and PARADISE NURSERIES, UITER HOLLOWAY, LONDON, N. "For the BLOOD is the LIFE.See Deuteronomy, chap. xii., verse 2:J. CLARKE'S WORLD FAMED BLOOD MIXTURE THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND RESTORER FOR CLEANSING and CLEARING the BLOOD 1 from ALL IMPURITIES, cannot be too highly recommended. It CURES OLD SORES, CURES ULCERATED SORES in the NECK, CURES ULCERATED SORE LEUS, CURES BLACKHEADS, or PIMPLES on FACE, CURES SCURVEY SORES, CURES CANCEROUS ULCERS, CCRES BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES, CURES GLANDULAR SWELLINGS, CLEARS THE BLOOD FROM ALL IMPURE MATTER, FROM WHATEVER CAUSE ARISING. As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and war- ranted free from mercury—which all pills and most medicines free from anything injurious to the most delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor solicits sufferers to give it a trial to test its value. Theii.iaitds of Testimonials fi-*?)z all pai-ts. Sold in Bottles 2s 3d each, and in Cases, containing six Bottles, lis each, sufficient to eifect a permanent cure in long-standing cases, by all Chemists and Patent Medicino Vendors; or sent to any address on receipt of 27 or 132 stamps, by F. J. Clarke, Chemist, High-street, LINCOLN. Wholesale Agents BARCLAY and SONS, LONDON, and all the whole- sale Houses. 1844c DIPLOMA OF MERIT, VIENNA, 1873. GOODALL's BAKING POWDER. The BEST PENNY PACKET in the WORLD. Makes delicious BREAD WITHOUT YEAST PUDDINGS, PASTRY, &c., without EGGS. BUTTER, or LARD. BREAM ma.de with this Powder is much easier to digest and much noro wholesome than that raised with Yeist, and a larger quantity is obtained from the same weight of flour. ONE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE TIIE MOST SCEPTICAL OF ITS SUPEHI#^JTY OVER. OTHERS. Sold by Grocers, Cheats, and Oil- mn, in Id Packets, 6d, 1/. G> and o*. Tins. Prepared by GOODALL. BACKHOUSE, and Co., iiEEDS. D?PLOJf? OF jf??/y? ????-?, 1873 f? ???LL'S QUININE WINE. fr m°Sf a«reeable Tonic yet introduced F^tha rf.liff .?T1General Debility, and loss .f ? I??J '? ?? °?i ?'?????' Recommended for it? »urity by the Arthur UilHIas?M,M.U.,Wen? 1'{cnh. L.: SOQtt. q., F.C.S., F.A.S.L., F.R.S.S.A, &e. il-liuen, and Chemhts, in large .Kettles at 18, and 2s each. Prepared fcy GOODALL, BA.CKHOVSE aid Co., Tcois. DIPLOMA OF MERIT, VIENNA, 1*73. YORKSHIRE RELISH. The most delicious Sauce in the world. M to CHOPS, STEAKS, FISH, &c. Sold by all Grocers and Oilmen in Bottles, 6d, Is, and 28 each. Trade Mark, Willow-Pattern, Plate. PROPRIETORS—GOODALL, BACKHOUSE & Co., LEEDS. KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS. The best Remedy for Diseases of the Skin. Chemists &c., is. ljd., s, 9d., and OU per box.