t h e CLITHEROE a d v e r t i s e r , S e p tom b e r 21%-^ cuitheroe


I G H T H E U G H .


David Fletcher).


rt on pk-asiirc- Innit, i'ugh tlie Trough, o, soon they fouiid •y'd have to doll'.


liashall Favc'j Whitewell,


ppeil to rest awhile food as well.


ng had our meal,


n through the night: our tr.iek was Ul


s pale moonlight.


at the .Syk<-, ss we laid


HU'S and stockings off re good wade. and fen we went,


i lorivnt, till


a.ne; out came the sun "'er the hill.


oipr-rseded hv • of the stin,


:ort!i. its magnitude itiglit was done.


■ -ae tramped, until one in full view, '■oiihl see for miles I e.ime through.


,e; liijiir or .so. did >i.y;


rer> thankful, for ,'eiy dry.


i ■iiiperance phice ging-’f heer:


< for hreakfast had, d.ir! disappear.


v,e tramp,ed agaiti


v.oi:-r old town, :>i ■ ■ ■ at .1 sluip. and then ' ^ It down.


r ■ ami "■ Si ion we wenF ■ diij hir,-. ■'■ [I l'•■mr:ll Pier ii’i: mud and mire.


a. tiien look a tram


■ ll■ ■ ^sllam rocks, ■ i-, hut left our l-'red, r >!;■,■> and .scieks.


■ pi isii-id in 't sea. d dri.-d our feet, !__■'ivtte to town. i're,.(l and nieaf.


or 'Iie-iiade We sat, 1 ' ' ■ tolks go lay. ■g'ris, who think ',:,■ V they dye.


■' . ■ ■'. • ,d! went r \l: i' !i;,| train ;


■h' a. ;• ■ riitberoc ■■ ■ ac dn.


board of GUARDIANS. reriiiightlv meeting of the Clitheroe


„ r,l of Guardians was held at the Work- . on Monday, -Mr. IT. C. Asshetou


*'‘''e\’tpir There were present Mrs. Mh


?"'"G,rhne, Miss Seftou, Messrs. G. J. w. Braithwaite, \\h Flairson, W.


u-ilkinson, 1-k. Tomlinson, J. Holgate, S. o a Tk Hows. V. Flargreaves, J. R.


T^d'-r attd W - h-cll.


\rr, H/aiisoii mavod, and Mr. Green ■indeil the confirmatiou of the minutes.


The Cirntraet L'l'iiimittee met on the 13th


cepeinlrer and recommended the following fillers for acceptance:


Itutchers’ meat: J. and J. Cowm.an. Croceries: Messrs. IV. D. Cunliffc, J.


Pnothtnau, J. Hargre;ives, D. Byrne, Mh Slacrc, R. D. Clegg, E. Swales, Mrs.


E. Brown. Butter: J. M^dsley.


Broad; J- and 1. Brown. Fish- R- Melihuish ajid Co. T,',h.icco and snnff: IV. W. Whiteside. Hairciitting and s lu iv in g : J . Birch.


Coal: R. Frankland. Draperies ;t.nd clothing: J. Hitchon and


\V. H. Biilcock. and Messrs. Bradley. Bouts and shoes: L. Smalley. Coffins: T. S.ittertliwaite. C.ih hire: J. B- 'ntrlick.


On the mivtion of Mr, S. Green, se-


,T„ided I'V Mr. J- Holgate, these were .■rilered u’> be signed by the Ch.airman.


V letter was received from the Lanca-


ffiiro .\svlimis Board relating to the m.ain- t.'iunee of paiijicr lunatics, and inviting ripresrMitatives of the Board to attend a lOiifereiicc on the subject to lx; hold at ihe County H.ih,. Preston, on .September ■'ith, at two o'clock. Tbc object of the conference was to see how far it was i>os- ;il)le to liring al'out closer connection be­ tween the workhouses and the a.sylums so 35 ID rr'dui-e the cost. At the ])reseut iime three-fourths of tbc irauper luuatics were iir a.svluiiis and one fourth iii wnrk- hoii.ses. T'iie Asylums Board were of nliinion that many of the cases in work­ houses could he more cffect'ively dealt with in tin; Asylums, and some of tiro more chroiiie. eases in a.sylnms could be better tre.ued in workhouses, and if so whether the Workhouse accommodation rotikl lx;


|‘■xtelul^.■<l. It w.is suggested that the chainnaii and


viciVelinirmau attend the conference. 'Ih,' Glerk pointed out that tlicy had no


.iceoinnioikuion for themselves. Mr. Green saiil if they were unable to


iitinil the conference it woiild be better fe.r tilt; Clerk to send some information as to the pios’


nion of this Union. The con-


ft reiiee ought to have some information [tiaeod before them regarding e.ach union.


.Mr. Holme .said it seemed to be the idea


w .rsk (lie workliotise.s to take more of these peo[)le than they were doing at jirosenr.


The Ghairniaii: They think they could


tr.xu them at less cost. .Mr. Holme: But there would bo no


s.iviiig if we had to .siKtml money on new l.iiihlings.


.Mr. Tomlinsotv: Would it lx; any econ- iimy if ihe staff is now fully occupied,


H ESfiS.


jireventing and curing all disordcMs of the .Blood, Iii\ er, .Stomach & Kidneys. r-iTL-ly vegetable, harmless, and helpful to old and young alike.—A homo medicine Ch-d.'t.—Sole Agent:


An ideal family medicine, R. N. MODCSOH, J-; :. CiiiovK, CiiATBrn-v.


l\‘e should have to increase the spiff. It was deckled that as it was doubtful


whether they would be represented at the '■■onferenee the Clerk write iioltiting out that they li.td no surplus accommodation at ihe workhouse, but the Board would be ;l,ul to know the result of the conference.


'flu- Clerk reported that calls for Aigh-


ton, B.iiley and Chaigley, Bashall Eaves, .iml CisbiiTu Purest, due on .September Isr, had not yet been paid, and the Clerk w.is insiriieted to write to the Overseers.


The next meeting will be held on .Sat- rHE HALL.


at llif-' a \orv


,c Htill, t which


Whipp-


jrresent- Arioii


, .South- 1. The no voice [ileasing Ocean


id ■■TFc light.-- ay, "US


r vocal- llractive


;ct coii- it.'' and


rday week at 9-30 a.m. Tile -Master’s Journal showed the inmatie.s


during the wvi-k ending .September 8th iuimli<-reil i;U again-st 119 in the corres puniling Week of list ) e;ir, :i.nd in the week i-nding .September 15th, 133 against 120. During the same periods the vagrants re­


lieved numtx'reil |g2 against lC.5 and 119 .igainst 12(5, a de.'rcase of 1.5.


the g r e a t HARWOOD CO LU ER Y Co. Ltd., M a r th o lm e P its ,


GogI BriilgB Goal.


one of the m oat e c o n om i c a l in the “ ttrket, and specially su l to d to r Farm and Country H ou se s , can be obtained


This House Coal, which is recognised as


at the Pit or from any of the undermentioned agents at r e a s o n a b le p r ic e s .


Mr. W. L. g r im e , Clitheroe. Mr, o. ROWE, Clitheroe. Mr. R, d u g d a lE, Clitheroe. Mr. w. YATE8, Chatburn. Messrs, J. DUCKWORTH &


. . Gisbum. Mr. SMALLEY, GrintHeton.


r e v i s io n COURT AT WADDINGTON.


T he registers of voters for the townships


of Bashall E.aves, Easiugton, Forest of Howland, (Higher and Lower Divisions), Grindleton, Mytton, Xewton, .Slaidburn, IVadtlington, .and West Bradford, were revised by Mr. A. 1’. Longstaffe, barrister- at-law, at a court held at the Lower Buck Hotel, Waddinglon, on Monday last. Mr. Broadltent represented the Lilxeral interests and Mr. Moore (who has succeeded Mr. .Moody, at .Skipton), represented the Con- servalivn interest.


CLAIM FIELD GOOD. John Ble;i/ard, builder and coiUractitr,


Railway View, Clttheroe, claimed an own­ ership vote in respect of Biickstall Farm, Bashall Eaves, purchased by him ujtwards of three years ago. An objeclion was rtii.sed by Mr. Bro.adlx;nt, but oui produc­ tion of the conveyance of the property, this was withdrawn, anti the claim allowed.


COULD LOCK THEM OUT. John, Saddler, farm labourer, lirungerly,


Taimed to be placed on the occupation list.


Mr. Bourn, assistant overseer, stated


that the man removed from Beatrix farm to a cottage at M'addington at which he resided imtil accommodation could be made for him at Bniugerly farm. During his occupancy of the cottage the rent was paid for him by his employer who also paid the rates. .Saddler was now living at Brtingerly xvhere rooms had been set apart for his use. The only entrance to these rooms was from the roar of the Tioiiso. .Mr. Longstaffe: Can ho shut the other


occupauts of the house out of the rooms? Mr. Bourn; Well, he will have a lock


lilt tlu; door, no doubt. Mr. Longstaffe granted the claim.


.SHOOTING RIGHT NOT TENE^IENT,


A .Mr. Broadbent raised an objection against


the name of Hartley Baldwin, solicitor, CTitheroe, being retained on the register on the ground that bis qualification was de­ scribed as occupier of a tenement at CiiUock Clough. .Mr. LoiigstafTe; '.Vhat is the objection? Mr. Broatllx'iit: That he has not occu­ pied the' lenement as tenant during the


qutilif.viug period. Mr. Baldwin: I say I have. .Mr. Broadbent: What is the tenement


•on occupy? Mr. Iktldwin; The shooting. .Mr. Broadbent: The shooting right is


not a qualification. .Mr. ikddwiii contended lliat it was, and


quoled the ILtting Act of 187-1. .Mr. Long.slaffe s.aid Mr. Broadbent did


nut dispute that. The qualification, was described as “tenement^’ Was there :iny ijiiikling upon the holding? .Mr. Baldwin could not say th.at there .vas. It was simply the shooting right. Ho


|i;iitl rales on it. Mr. J.ongstaffe: Tlhat may be. It is


Improperly described. .Mr. Bourn said there were several on the


lists wlio had claims for shooting rights. .Mr. Longstaffc: Yes, but it is not a tenement. A tenement has at least four


walls and a roof on it. .Mr. Bourn, said he had heard it stateil


that .a tenemtnt could be anything nearly. .Mr. Lougstaffe expressed surprise, but


said he. was .alwiiys ready to learn. Mr. Bourn said th:it in the case to which


he referred it was with regard to a water supply where the water was lx;ing brought to a'village. That was described as a


tenement. Mr. Longstaffe: It was not in Ireland


I suppose! It was in' England? Mr. iiourn = Yes, within two miles of this room. Mr Baldwin can claim as an


owner next year. Mr. I.ongstaffe said he could not alter


column three, therefore the objection was good, and the name would have to be


struck off. ^rr. Baldwin said he was very sorry, but


he supposed the assistant overseer would .see that it was set riglit next year.


Liberal Club. The Luge Room of 'the aKore Qub io b,


SON, let for Dancei, Pufiei, etc- PIANO IN ROOM.


Tennj on application to tti Steward. J.Walshaw^Co.


The P o p u la r G en t’s Tailors,


bavo now a . . .


Complete choice selection of the very Best Goods for the Season,


and they will bo offered at re<asonablo prices


LOUNGE SUITS io iBasure from 21/-


Hote the name Particularly and see that you get to the right shop.


J. WALSHAW & Co., M arket Place. C litheroe.


■ •••MB... BILLIARDS.


E.XHIBITTOX GAME -\T WADDlXl '.TON.


The I’embers of the Waddington X'ews-


r(X')m h;ive installed a new billiard table, 8ft. by ll't., which has been supplied and built i)v Mr. \V. Holt, the well known pro­ fessional, of Burnley. The ’Tiaptism” look ])lace on Tuesday evening, when, lit the presence of a crowded gathering, the first game—an exhihitinn game—was play­ ed by Mr. Holt and a member of the newsroom, Mr. W. Grecnb;ink.


The


former, who conceded 200 start, was ol> viously off colour, and on several occasions when holding good position he lost the dvanlagc through a miscuc. The game resulted in a victory for Grecnbank, the scores being Greeubauk, -100; Holt, 29.8. Mbit's licst effort was a neat little break of 38, whilst the victors best was 20. At he conchision of the game. Holt gave a.


very e.xcellent :i.nd' :(ttractivo display of trick shols.


FOOD POISONS AND CANCER.


.SO.ME .ST.ARTLIXG RE.SaLTS OF RlvCEXT' CAXCER RE.SEARCH.


Much valuable light has recently been


tlirown upon the nature and causes of that fearful scourge, caiicer. Metlical e.xperts ;ill over the world, lielped and encour­ aged by the large bequests left by XMbel and Ollier jihilaiithropists for that purpose are straining every nen'o tt discover the secret of this fearful disease, its causes, its iialure, and its cure. Meanwhile the nivages of this disease are enormously in- cretisiug. Aecordliig lo the latest annual returns, the number of deaths certified as due lo cancer and morbid growths of a cancerous nature Vvero over 27,500 in Great Britain ;ilone.


, Concerning llie cause of this dread dis­


ease no definite eondiision has yet been arrived at, but it is acknowledged that cancer lies dormant in the bodies of many waiting the opportunity for develovment which a low state of health ajone provides According to Dr. Robert Bell, “the con­ dition of body favourable to the develop­ ment of cancer is due chiefly lo vitiation of the blood, and the prime factor in this is the overt.axiing of the digostiiiig and assimilating organs. Much of the food e;Uen is not digested, but decomixised, forming poisons in the bowels, and pollut ing the blood. Constipation' loo, favours cancer development, as there is much .absorption of fetid matter into the blood.


Suchi facts provide still another power­


ful argument in favour of the adoption cf a safe, inire and natural household rent edy. Bile Beans for Biliousness. Unfor tunatelv, mankind knows no cure, ;is yet for such a disease as cancer; but it is a distinct gain to know that by keeping the organs of digestion and nutrition in natutal health we may successfully resist attacks. Bile Beans for Biliousne.ss will k-eep your .stomach, liver, and bowels in sound work ing order by virtue of their potent herbal properties. They contain no harmful mineral drugs, and no drastic purgative, but they gently and genially alter the in­ ternal disorder of your bodies, bringing health and vigour to weakened frames.


Tliis. is the reason why Bile Beans are so uniformly successful in the care of so many different ailments; they set right the nat­ ural working of the stomach, liver, and


bowels, and nature does the rest. CANADA. THE LAND WHERE THE


Farmer O wns his Own Farm ■Wherp you can buy land for l e s S m o n e y th a n


L an d lo rd s . IVe have one of the best Farming Districts in Canada, whick is well settled with ’ English- speaking people.


Children have opportunities of owning their own farms and places of business instead of working to keep


one y e a r ’s r e n t in England ; Where yom


choose from which we can sell from ^6-2 10s , to £3 lOs., per acre, with a small cash ptiyment of 8s. 4d., per acre down, balance in small payments at low interest.


We have over 200,000 a c re s of choice lands to


R For particulars write to one of your own townsmen O. Flack, who has had three years experience in the


xbow D is tr ic t . Note the address, BUELLY & FLACK, Real Estate Brokers, Oxbow, Sask., Canada.


WHOLESALE. LODGER c l a im a n t s


AT GISBURN. At the Ribblesdale .-\rms, Gisburu., on


Monda-Vj Mr, A.-P. Eongstaffe, barrister, revised the lists of voters Tgr the townslpps of Bolton-by-Bowl;m(l,


' Glsbum


were presented, there were no fewer than ten lodger claims jnit forwanl by farmers’ sons in the township, all of which were supported by Mr. Moody, who represented the (Mnservative itarly. Mr. IJroadbent o|)posed the claims on behalf of the Lib­ erals.—^The first applicants were John and T'iiomas He:ilon, Hungrill Farm, who stat­ ed that for II months they had had the sole and exclusive use. of the bedrooms for which they claimeil lodger votes. They were eni])loyed by their father, William Heaton, who Iwarded and lodged them 'll considenitiou for services rendered on the farm. The first named applicant was in­ terrogated as follows— Mr. Moody: Does ho pay you any


Forest, Horton, Middop, Newsholme, Pa.ythorne, Rimhigton, and .Stiwley. When ' the lists for Boltou-by-BowlanJ


money ?—^\’es. Mr. Lougstaffe: How mueh?—Oh, a


nice sum.—(laughter). Xo iloultt; please answer the question.


Wh;it does he give you?—Money for clothes How much?.—Oh, thirty pounds a year. In addition to your board and lodging?


come lo stay with you at aiW' lime?—^No, 1 hgveivt.


Has your father?—.Sometimes. .And wheiii they come is it necessary for


you to sleep with your brother?—No, I slee]) by myself. Have you hay time men?—^


A ’es, but they


sleep by themselves. H<iw many bedrooms have you?—.Six. Mr. Dean, assistant overseer, said the


rateable value of the hou.se and buildin.rs was ;^21.


Afr. Longslaffe allowed both claims.


• PRIYILEGE.S I'iCjUAL TG A MAGE.” James Xicholls, Yarleys and Broad lugs


f;irm, made a simihir application on the jround that he occupied a separate bed­


room and had iloii'O .so for LI- months. Mr. Moody: Does your father give you


any money besides your board atid lodging? -No; but I keep hens, aiiti he finds the


motley. -And do you have other privileges equal


lc> a wage?—^AYs. Do you keep any other stock? —


No, but I could do. Mr. Broadheiit: When did he allow you


to keep hens, and give you board and lodg­ ing?—T'l'n yetirs ago, when I left school. ■Anti has there been no alteration in


ten years?—No. How many bedrooms are there?—^Two. .Ami are there any more jieople iiii the


house besides your father and mother and yourself?—No. Mr. Moody; If you were not employed


you?—'leu shillings a week, perhaps, and board and lodging. -Mr. Broadbent: What is the acreage of


the farm? Mr. Dean: Fifty-seven. Mr. Longslaffe; Couldn’t a farmer run


a farm like that himself? -Applicant: Yes, if he was a young man. This claim was also granted. William Henry Walker, Newhirst, made


a successful appeal on simikir lines, and slatetl that it would C(tst from ;^30 to ;^35 a .vear lo repkice him on the farm. In addition to pocket money and board and lodging, he had the privilege of trading on his own account. Turner Henry Wilkinson and John Wm. ’ilkison, sons of James 'Wilkinson, licensee


W


of the Co;ieh and Horses Inn, Boltoii-by- Bowland, were also claimants for the ■


‘latchkey” vote. The former stated that he and his brother joined at a bedroom, and lie was proceeding to say that liis brother assisted on the farm and in the biitching business, when Mr. -Moody fnterrupjed, and said he


thought it was .a question of value whether the lodgings were worth .;^20. Mr. larngstaffe: Do you let rooms lo


anyone who comes to stay the night?—^Yes. Applicant, in answer lo Mr. Broadl>ent,


further .stated that there wore nine bed­ rooms ill the house accormnodating his parents, seven chiklreiT, and two servants. Mr. Broadbent: I submit the claimants


have not the exclusive use of .a Ixjdrooni. Applicant admitted th:tt he and his


brother had not had the sole use of the room for thirteen months, and both claims were disallowed.


THREE FRO.M ONE FIOUSE. Frank, James, and William Whittaker,


of Bolton Peel, made a similar claim, which was upheld. Frank, who appeared for his brothers also, stated that they were em­ ployed by their mother, who, in addition to providing board and lodging, paid them about


each per annum, whic'rf was the


rate paid to farm servants in this district. He (Frank) had a bedroom to himself, and his brothers had the exclusive use of a double bedded room.


Mr. Brqadbent: Do you never have to


give up your beds when visitors come to see you. Applicant: We’ve never such a thing as


visitors at our house. Mr. Broadbent: Well, you’re lucky. — (laughter). Mr. Moody: Very unfortunate,• I should


think. Mr. De.in gave particulars as to the


acreage and the rateable value of the farm and it was admitted that the farm was hardly big snotigh to carry three employees.


by your fatlier, would he have to employ another man?—Yes. What ivoiikl he bavo to pay to replace


Mr. I.ongstaffe said he was pla-;ed on tlie


horns of a dilemma. It would he illogical lo take Frank out as the youngest, because his i.Taim was as good as the othei two who slept together. He should therefore proceed upon the lines he took many years ago ill a similar case in tlie .Shipley Div­ ision. He had some doubt alwiit it at that time, but, on he whole, he thought it was the only thing he could do. He allowed the three claims. The last claim was put forward by Hy.


A\’'olfenden, of Fooden, who said he occu­ pied a double bedded room, along with his brother, at the farm. The Revising Barrister, in refusing the


claim, told the unsuccessful young man that ho must have the right to turn anyone out who put his nose inside iiis room.


TH E GREAT SKIN CURE BUDDEN’S S.R. SKIN OINTMENT


Cuts from festering; will cure ringtvorm in a few days; removes the most obstinate Eruptions and Scurvy. Boxes, 7Jd. and Is.


will cure Itching, after one application; destroys every form of Eczema; heals old Wounds and sores; acts like a charm on bad Legs; is infallible for Piles; prevents


l id . Agent for Clitheroe:— J. HARRISON, (Chemist, Castle Street.


High Class Confe c tionery.


Mrs. Whittaker, (Late Post Office Buildings,)


28 & 30, Parson Lane Agent voit


Fullers Chocolates, Sweets, &c.


WEDDING, BIRTHDAY, and CHRISTENING


CAKES and FANCY CAKES, &c. PURE CONFECTIONERY.


Silver and Cutlery fo r hire. A FRBI CURB TO AKL,


A Gentleman who has Buffered from General Debility, Norvonsness, Brain Fag from Over Study, Sleeplesness, icc. will bo pleased to forward particulars of simple self-treatment to all Sufferers, on receipt of stamped addressed envelope. It Is Ilkowiso a sure cure for PuHincss under the eyes, Neuralgia, Skin Diseases, Liver Complaints, Loss of Appotito, Nervous Diseases of all kinds, Predisposition to Consumption, Kldnuy Diseases, Impurities of the Blood. Headaches, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Loss of Energy, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Lung Troubles, Rheumatism, Backache, Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation of the Heart, and a number of other ailments. Ho will also send a


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of tho remedy. Write to day, It will cost yon nothing, anu euro is oortaln. Address;— W. MORGAN, Eso,, 28, Eandolph Street, Camden Town, London, N.W. Name this


paper.


Edward Chester Accountant & Auditor,


King s t r e e t , Clitheroc.


Secretary to the Clitheroe Auction Mart Co., LM Fat Stock Sales every Menday. Dairy Cattle Sales every Tuesday.


Agent for Insurance of Live Stock and Fann Produce.


General Insurance Agent fer Fire, Life, Accident, Fidelity, Plate Class, &o. House and Estate Agent.


TYPEWRITING done on the ehottest notice at reasonable terras.


CLITHEROE AUCTION MART. M0'ND.\Y.—There was a special sale of


geld .tiid lying off cattle. A good stow, but buyers were small in numbers, trade in consequence being slow. The judges were .Messrs, f. \Y. Whittaker (Grindleton) and H. freland (Clitheroe). Awards: Lying off caw: 1, and 2, T. Carr, Clithe­ roe; he., -V. Proctor, Billington. Lying- off cattle, due to calve in Novemtor and December, made _£2() to ;£28; others, £ \ i to ;£1S Ifls.; geld cattle, ;£8 lOs. to ;£12 .js.


TUESDAY.—'There was a heavy entry,


and the quality of tlie stock was exception­ ally good. Buyers were present in good mimhers, anil trade for the better classes was l.irisk. Calved cows made ^£17 to 3^23; ditto heifers,;^13 to -f.lS. Tlie judg.'s were Messrs. John Heaton (Bolton) and E. Newhoiise (Himcoat). Awards: — Cow: 1, R. Calvert, Waddington; 2, T. Tomlinson. Read; h.c., R. Collinge, Cli- tlieroe. Heifer: 1, W. Porter, Clitheroe; h.c., R. Grimd.v, Preston.


WADDINGTON. STl HELEN'S CHURCH.—TTlte hawest


thanksgiving services helff in the atove church, on Sunday last, were a great suc­ cess. The interior of Ihe sacred edifice was very attractively adorned with fruit, and flowers, etc., symbolical of harvest lime. Large congregations were present morning and evening, when two eloquent and appropriate sermons were preached by tho Rev. E. Elliot, of Rochdale, and formerly of Whalley. Appropriate hymns were sting at the services, and special music was rendered by the choir. In the evening, Mrs. Swallow gave a charming rendering of the solo, “entreat me not to have thee,” and the choir also rendered


the anthem, “Great and Matt'dlous.” Tlie offertorv' amounted to ';£I3 iSs.


New , Seoteh Seasons Oatmeal Now Offering !


S E P T A ’S , iM^CAStLE GATE.


Ski i i '


■ m ' t' ii


-Yes. Mr. Broadbenl: Have you any rel.itives


@1 V i I -S 'f8 « ; inineral DIaier [llanufaclurBr,


Waterloo Road, CLITHEROE.


Itcad the following Analysis :


careful Chemical Analysis the undermentioned varieties of Aerated Beverages received from Mr. Samuel Speak, viz:—Clnger flic, Ginger Beer, Soda Water, and Cider.


able to form a very high opinion as to the quality and purity of these Drinks.


Prom the reeults I have obtained, I am


and delicate taste, the different flavouring principles being nicely adjusted.


The flavoured beverages posaessed a fine


AVater made by Mr. Speak, which possesses valuable dietetic and Medicinal proper­ ties.


I can specially recommend the Soda


GRANVILLE H. SHARPE, P.C.S., Analyst.


Specxalities:


Dry Ging-er Ale, and Nourishing Stout.


I hereby certify that I bavo submitted to very


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