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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 947, 26 September 1891, Page 2

A PERFECT MARMALADE RK-' ML OElEi'^libofwariualatleby this M eipt costs 6n. The cheapest and bust /prepefVe made. Proponims — Take 31b a tcli of marmalade and sweet oranges and ,two lemons, cul tlie f i uit while dry Into thin slices, removing the pips ; to every pound of fruit add . tyvp pints of cold 'Voter ; \)oil all together f'S'r-« n h-jnr, thVn let it stand for twenty-four hours ; we'gii, tnd a'lil l£lb uf migar to each lb of pulp ; lien boi^for another hour on a slow and '*Usds rjre^ ALFRED rUMMTNG, p. „ The Leading fruiterer, i 1 Q " $FX l^i^tfH fe < o!. I >»n^9^trootfl r "MOIfEY-TOLbND f fi f ... rvN^ A^p^dvED fsfeeilßr^s^T •" 7" " CUKBENT" KATES; — GARkIOK, CO WLISH AW, & F 18*4 BH i . i •■"..,' __: ■ ■ < LEESTON JSA,LJi J '-hi, .(^Wrj.L,pE^E;f.D OS , Friday, Oct. 9tbi : . ,r. „,.; - . ■•■-'-■•'-' •■• T&E ELLESMBBE GUARDIAN. WE woud again notify Subscribers an«l Advertisers that Mil W, H . ("iILkS is m no way connadied with this Jouriml. : j " " « W. 1%. ZQUCH& -30. rs. i < . i -f ■ ;> Soutlibrivlg^. '.> [liL (i -,-/,;" ' : V' ' -— St Jfames' Gtiild, I A Cake ;•■•■•• ■■■>': and . ..'■'.' Apron Fair : ' ' wilt; be held m tub ■ , .TOWN, HALL; SO UTIIB RIDGE, Octofegrilst- 4&H} i I IN AID OF THE f|jNDSp^T&E}A)JOVE GUILD. If ..a^mSsion^ I'^-^1 '^-^ In • Aftern : oo : n,2.3at6.s-i-Fre.^ i . - I Eveuipg, 7.30 to; 10.~Ouo Sliilliug. ' If ■,-..[;■ CUildren 6a» ,' 'V ..*';, f _ : • paring. the Evening a Sylectiod of ' \\ TABLEAUX \'i;-o''lV^l |£ ' will be Exhibited. ; ..•:;. ; i r ■"■■■>'■• ■■;■- ■.-■■-.. .-"■-,.-, i<iRATEifUL^-OOMFORTHm. 1 EPPS'SjCOeOA. I By a Ih4r6ogh knowledge off the/natairai 4ws which govern the operations of diges ijon and nutrition, and" by a careful an-tli-obtion c*f?tti<* -finer properties of w^l-sefjoc t^d Cocoa, Mr Eppj has provided oui breakfast tables with a delicateiy -flavoured heveras'o wliich may save ua manyi heay^ (l octor's bills. It is by the judicious nsje of such articles of diot that a co/istitution may be gradually built up until strong' enough, to resist every tendency to diseast Hundreds of subtle nialfdiV.s are floating around us ready to Httack wherever there is a weak. point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping oorselves well fortified with, pure ;. blood and a properly nourished frame.— Set* article m the." Civil Service Gazette." , Made 'sioi ply with boiling water or milk. Sold m Packots, by Grocers, labeled thus :— - ■"-■"■' ■ ■ JAMES £PPS & GOu Homcepathic Chemist ENGLAND. I^or Field ]Pipes, (2ibj 3in, 4in, 6in, and 9inrsh) SrONEWAR3' GLARED PIPES, Juoctiopp, Trip i, Sy plions, Sinks, Q lazecf Gu « tering (4in. and fcih;.'*- if ire Bricks, Fire Lumpo, Firo Tljes for Ranges and Regia ter Grute^jFire'Clay, Chhnney Pots, Flow er Pots, &c, &c., go to the Malters BO WLKER ' Q- TD UTLEDGE OWLKEIi V^ 'Xy UTLEDGE (Formerly Ford and Ogdon). \ 58, Manchester st. Christchurch. : WORKS- SOUTH MALVKRN: J Tt/TESSRS. rTTOUCH & /> 6. ; Beg to inform the Business Public of t'a. District that they have a most coinj'loi Plant o£ Type and Muchinory for Jobbin; work, and are prepared to execute ail. kind o|- FancyfPrinting. m ; th« best, manner, 4' the lowest ' prices. ; iThey .will? be pleased to show Spmples of their work, on anpli cation at theGUARDIAN Office, Southbridge, March 21, 1891. - Foh Inya|iHS arid for. delicate childr«n Aulßebrook'B Arrowroot anil Tea Biscuii are unßurpaßßed. ; ■ ; h.. .; ..;■.:;.' Jl I | Ltf I>LK RAK^A SCHOOL. ! ; AN ENTERTAINMENT Will be jCX. ' given on ' : >' ;i I•' mrr EDNESDAY, , /^|CTOBEft n .■•■'■'•• i! . ; .In. aid of the; . I Prize Piiiid ! A Varied Programme wjll 'be Presented. Vocaliund Inß^naental Music, Reading*, Recitations, &c. . To t^uiteßnce"afß:Sfiapp; 1! ' ••'■■'•' i -- f : ■ .notices, : , | :: : r Mails close at, Sontboi-idga for Christ church and; way stations daily, at 7 a.rr., and 3 30 p.m., at Pillar Box and Pos> Office! ' ; ; '■■« .; At Leeatod, for Southbridge, at 10 v.m and 5.30 p.m. : i . '. For Christchurch. at 7.30 a.m., and 3 50 p.m.