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THE FRIENDLY SOCIETY CASE.
THE FRIENDLY SOCIETY CASE. THE ACCUSED COMMITTED. Eavid Damel, New Kow, Ponterwyd, and Isaac Jones, Hwlchgwyn, Ystamtenni, were charged on re- nmnd by D. Davies, William Rowlands, and Richard H. Jones, trustees of the Loyal Gogerddan Lodge of Odilteilow-, Ponterwyd, with stealing banker's f-hntue-, the property of the Lodge, and converting th • *<vnic) to ther private uses. Accused were fnr- t'icr charged with stealing two postage stamps, and with con-piring and agreeing by false pretences to cheat and del rand divers companies and persons- the National Provincial Bank of England, the Loyal Gogerdrian Lodge of Oddfellows, and D. Davies. John Thomas, and Hugh Morgan, their respective trustees, and others of their respective monies. In the absence, throngh illness, of Mr W. P. Owen, Mr. Goddrts Smith appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. A. J. Hughes for the defence of Isaic Jones. The fi-t witness called was Mr. Perrott, manager of the National Provincial Bank, Aberystwyth, who j.r;>dncert the pass books of tiie Loyal Gogerddan Lodiie, und also the ch-ques and the written authori- ties for cashing the same. In dealing with the Lodge, the witness raid their practice at the bank was to cash the cheques when signed by the treasurer, and authorised to do so in writing by the secretary. The whole of the cheques produced were signed for pay. ment at the bank. Cross-examined He did 'not remember when the pass-book* were last returned to him. H. L. Evans, borough accountant, produced a cheque trom the Corporation, dated March 7th, 1893, and m«idc payable to the accused. David Daniel. He also put in a bond, dated April 6th, 1886, in the names of Hugh Morgan, David Davies, John Thomas, and others, to secure £200. The letter attached, dated 21st April, 1893, related to the bond. Mr Smith had deferred his explanatory statement of the case for the benefit of the two preceding wit- nesses, who were anxious to leave. He now seated that in Jtine, 1888, according to the bank book which had been put in, the balance at tVe bank was iillfJ. Rule 18 of the lodge provided that no money must be drawn out of the bank without an order from the lodge signed by the Noble Grand and the Permanent Secretary. It appeared, however, that money was drawn out front time to time by die secret try and treasurer. S ine uf the cheques wer- signed by David Daniel, ti, iir, and some by both Daniel and J a ic J Thu->e that were not signed by the both were always accompanied by a lett r from Jones. The minute book, which had been put in. showed that th. re w..a not a single entry of » resolution authorising them tj diaw any of the cheques which had been drawn. Between May, 18SS, and the end of 1891 11:218 IV". had been dr..wn from the bank. In the books which he put in, they would only find entries of £ 140 out of = £ 218 10s. which had beeD withdrawn troin the bank. They would find also that the secretiry had entered up the treasurer's book himself, being a better penman than the trea- anrer. The secretury. thereformust necessarily have known that the amounts omitted were neither in his own or the tr.surer" book. Between the months of Ja; nary, lfcOl, and April, 1892, the interest allowed by the bank amounted to .£1 8s. 2d., where- as in both books th' y found the secretary aud the treasurer crediting the Society with interest amount- ing to about E9 II)e. 9d.—^ £ 8 more than was received from the bank. He should ask the bench to infer from that, that. the object of the two officials wa" to quiet the suspicions (tt the persons who would go through the books. '1 he next item he had to deal with wa" in connection with a sum of .£200 that was advanced on mortgage to the Corporation. In the be- ginning of 1893, Isaac Jones went to David Davies, one of the trustees, aid asked him to sign a certain papt r, as the Corporation wished to pay their money up. David Davies ask for sorno explanation, and it was given him. Davies then signed the paper, which enabled I-aac Jones to obtain < £ 200 from the Corpora- tion. The cheque for this a an* iw made payable to David Daniel, and it was stgnedbyhim. On the same day, April 22, they found that JJ150 was lodged at the N atiOJul and Provincial Bank to the Lodge account, leaving .£5:! 18s. 4d. unaccounted for. Sub- sequently the suspicions of the various bodies inter- ested were aroused, and they got Mr. David I avies (Mr. Hugh Hughes' office) to go through the accounts, and it was found that the sum of £ 130 was un- accounted for. In conclusion, Mr. Smith explained that as the question wasoueof conspiracy, inferential evidence could be accepted William Rowlands said th, t on a certain occasion several members of the Lodge went to see Daniel, laaae Jones beilll: present at the interview. One of them a-ked Daniel what had become of the money. Daniel replied t at he lent lahout .£20 the money of to Isaac Jones, but the latter ridiculed the statement. Daniel then faid to Jones, When are you going to pay me back? You are going to get the insurance money after your mother-in-law." Jones retorted, Why did you not apply to jne for the money at the time ? Daniel said, Oh, you were in want of it at the time and th^re tt,e conversation ended. Wit- ness stated further that he reraembt red going to the National Provincial Btiik w th Isaac Jones to draw money for the Lodge. He asked accused how much the Lodge funds amounted to, and Mr Perrott said that the pass book showed the whole funds. Mr Hughes. at this staao, objected to the< nature of the evidence, as that was a charge of conspiracy. William Rowlands, continuing, said he was present at a meeting of the Lodge in March, 1891. Isaa.c Jones and David Daniel were present, the latter say- ing that he had lent gums of money on several occasions to the former. Isaac Jones said noth-ng. As witness was returning from work on the day fol- lowing, he met Isaac Jones, who then paid that his wife had reminded him the night before that he bor- rowed £ 6 from David Daniel, to whom be had given a note for that amount. Accused added that he would "never admit the others." Divid Davie. Dyffryn Cjst-ll, said that He remem- bered signing a letter on April 21st, 1893, addressed to Mr H. L. Evans, accountant, at the request of Isiac Junes, who t d i li.m that Captain Daniel re- cetveiaitter on the previous day, which made it licces-ary for them to sro (IoAr to Aberystwyth to receive the Corporation money. He remembered going to Daniel's hou.e, with several other membars of the Lodge, in KeLrairy; 1894. Isaac Jones was present at trie interview. Witness then corroborated the evidence of the othT witnesses as to what took place there. Kichard Humphrey Jones and John Howell^ gave similar te-timony. tho ;attnr,in corroboration, stat- ing that Isaac Jones snid, when Daniel declared that he had been hnding him money, "That is what you have been inventing during the past week." David Davies, clerk to Mr. Hugh Hughes, s >1 it-itor, said he was appointed to KO throngh the accoui.ts of the Gosrerddni Lodge. He examined the night book, pence book, ciioh book, trcvi.-urer's book, secretiry s book, and the banker's pis* books, and fonnd there was a deficiency of £ 134 o id. Th> re were en r.esof intere-t alleged to have been received from the bank amounting to £ U 10s. 9d., wUen, accordin" to the bank pass hooka, the amount received was X 1 8s. 2d. Crfss.examined He (Ld not know what material Jones had had for the entries he made in the trea- surer's book.„ Witness inquired from th" d strict examiner, Mr. David Morgan, Machynihtn, if the bank book had been produced to him, and wns in- formed by Mr. Morgan that he did not see it, and that he reported the fact to the district meeting. Mr Smith then submitted that the evidence he had adduced was sufficient to produce the inference' that the accused had conspired to defraud th,> Lodge. Mr. Hughes said with iegard to the charge of stealing two penny stamps, it would be useful t, show the amount of feeling which had bet-n imported into the case. As regarded the other matter, if the prosecution had produced the Lodge cheque-book there, showing the counterfoils of the cheques which had been used, there might hive been some 1" ason for the charge bnt there was not one little of evi- dence as it was. With reference to the case of con- spiracy, it was one of the most perioua charges that eoold be made, and one of the most dimcuir to dis. prove. The Lodge had brought the charge aga nst the defendants to effectually shut the mouths of both of them, and he begged of the magistrates t, distin. guish between the two oac-s of c nspiracy an t'alsifi- eation of accounts. He asked them not to tie the hands of defendants to [ vovent them from having fair play in the case, by allowing the prosecution to nontinoe with a charge that had not been prove I that day. He challenged his friend to show that in any particular there had been conspiracy. They gener- ally found that ma*t- rs of conspiracy were chiracter- ised by secrtuy. Was this the metnod of a man who Contemplated cotlfSpiracy-" F'eaae pay to David paaitll tju sum of There wio no b?creoy about the matter. The only cboques Isaac Jones had signed were those signed in the presence of Mr Per- rott, the bank manager. In conclusion, he asked them not to forget the vindictive nature of the prose- cution, and to mark their sense of it by dismissing the charge. Asked if he had anything to say, Daniel replied that lie had a number of receipts to show. Included in them was a receipt from Mr. Pierce, secretary of the Guaranty Society, showing, he said, a balance of .£17 due from him. Additional receipts produced were for other sums from .£18 to .£20. There was, therefore, not a penny lost to the lodge. Accuied were then committed to the next Quarter Sessions, bail being granted. ASSAULTING A WOMAN. Eardley J. Richards, Pensrlais Cottaga, labourer, was charged by Margaret Richards, widow, with as- saulting and beating her. Complainant stated that on the previous Monday afternoon defendant, who was at her house, took bold of her by the throat, threw her down, pulled her about the floor by the hair, and kicked her on the head. Annie Richardes and Cornelius Richardes gave cor- roborative evidence, and defendant was fined 59. and oosta, and was bound over in the sum of < £ 5 to keep the peace for 6 months.
THE PROCTORSHIP OF ST. DAVID'S…
THE PROCTORSHIP OF ST. DAVID'S DIOCESE. The election f ,r fie vacant Proctorship of the Dio- cese of St. David's was held on Thursday at the Con- sistory Coart of St Peter's Church, Carmarthen, an d resulted in the ele.3ti >n of the Kjv D. Jones, of Lirn- peter, by 1">0 votes against 128 recorded for hi, opponent, the Rev T. R. Walters, vicariof St. David s, Carmartaen.
- TALYBONT.
TALYBONT. PARISH COUNCIL.—A meeting of the Parish Coun- oil was held on June 7th, at seven o'clock, at the Rhydypennau Board School. Present: The Rev David Evans, chairman, Messrs Daniel Jones, Ed- ward Edwards, William Owen, F. G. Morgan, and kvan J. Williams. The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. After some small matters were gone into, a letter was read from the Ceulttny- naesmawr parish meeting, informing them of the ne- cessity of providing a new cemetery for Talybont. It was also intimated that part of the village was in the township of Oynnullmawr, and that the inhabitants of that Ipart and many other ifamilies living on the borders had been in the habit of burying their rela- tives in the cemetery belonging to the village. As things were so, they desired t" know whether the Parish Meeting.of Cynnullmawr were ready to oonsent to join in the project, and bear part of thd expense connected with it. Due consideration was given to the question, but before sending an answer, it was de- cided to hold a parish meeting again, in order to give the ratepayers an opportunity of expressing their views. The meeting will be held on August 17th, at, Rbydypennau,:and everyone, as ratepayers are in- vited to attend. Sow THE SEEDS of good health, prune and strengthen siekiy and weak branches of the tree of life, with the aid of Holloway's World Renowned Pills and Ointment. The Pills improve the appetite strengthen the digestion, and regulate the liver Under treatment with the Ointment, bad legs be. come sound, scorbutic skins cast off their scales, and scrofulous sores cease to annoy. When rubbed upon the abdomen, it checks all tendency to irritation in the bowels, and averts diarrhoea, and other disorders uf the iutestines frequently prevailing through the summer and truit .-easons. H.-at butnps, bU tches pimples, inflammation of the tkin, and enlarged glands can be effectively overcome by using Hollo- way's remedies according to instructions given to each purchaser.
TREGARON.
TREGARON. SALE OF FREEHOLD -It will be seen by an ad. vertisement that Mr John Daniel Jenkins, will on Tuesday, July 16th, seJl a lot of valuable freehold tarms, dwelling houses, and lands at the Talbot Hotel, Tregaron. Messrs David Lloyd & Son, Lam- peters, are the solicitors for the vendors. The drink of Kings and Queens has long been Tea -the" RIGHT ROYAL DRTNK "but the be.-t must be secured, hence on y that sold by the first house in the trade for quality and cheapness. HOKNJMAN'S PUKE THA ha" for sixty years been known as "the best on earth Always good Alike the qual.ty guaranteed by being secured in packets, sol i direct to the consumer by agents in every town in the land. Its sale is larger than ever—it is the PRINCE OF TEAS." Local Agents :-AbH- ystwyth Hopkins& Co, grocers E. P. Wynne, chemis t,- Davies, confectioner— Thomas, Chemist Ellis, Tea Dealer, &c., — Knighton — Verdon, chemist, Barmouth-Owen, grocer, &c., Williams, chemist Lampeter — Meggicks, draper, Llan- dyssul — Lewis, grocer Llanidloes — Hughes, ctiemist Llandrindod Wells — Owens, grocer, Machynlleth Breese. grocer; Pontrhydygroes— Lloyd. Post Office Rhayader Page, confectioner, Bortljf—Lewis, Grocer, &c.
MARKETS.
MARKETS. ABERYSTWYTH. MONDAY. CORN MARKET. Wheat 4s Od to 4s 6<1 per 65 Ibs barley, 4s Od to 48 3d per 651bs. white oats, 2s 9d to 3s Od per 651bs. black, old, 2s 6d to 2s Pd per 651bs, eggs 20 fcr Is butter, salt, 8d to 9d per lb butter, fresh, 8i to l'Jd per lb. cheese, 0s. to 0s per Cwt; potatoes, 2s bd toOsOd^per cwt. fowls, 4j 6d to 4s 6d chickens, 2s 9i to 3* 3d. Ducks, 5s to 6a per couple. Potatoes, new, Id to It per lb. MEAT MARKET. Beef, 6id to Od per lb; Mutton, 8d to Od Veal, 5id to 5d; Pork, Od to Oo Pork, Os Od, tÇ) Os Od, soore wholesale. Retail price of Beef Od to Od Matton P0 to Od; YAaJ, Od to Od j Pork, Od to Od.- Poultry fowls, 4a to £ «•
LL4ISBADARN.
LL4ISBADARN. PElTY SESSIONS.—THURSDAY.—Before J. T. Morgan, Esq., Nantceirio, chairman; Major Bonsai), and Nicholas Bray, Esq. UNriATIfF \CTOKY FENCING. Henry Jenks, Gir.ie:i Lodge, Ruabon, wa* charged by Dr. Foster, H.M.'s Inspector of Miu* with nej.- Ipcting to secure the tops of seven shafts ;at Cym- brwyno Hgainst accid nts. Mr. Rooert- Carnarvon, appeared for the com- plairialt, tand Mr. W. Hn^hes-Jones for the defen- dant. Evidence in support of the charge having been given by two assistant-inspectors, Messrs. G. J. Wil- liam* (Bansror), and Owen R. Jones (Chester), evidence for the defence was tendered by Mr. A. H. Jenks (brother of the defenda t and agent or the property), Capttin Owen, mining agent, and Thomas Jones. I h-i Bench came to the conclusion that in no case bad proptr ftnciug been erected, and fined defendant 2s. 6d. and eosts in each cas-.
MONTHLY MEETING.'
MONTHLY MEETING. The Calvinistic Methodists held their June monthly meeting it Dyffryn chapel, Gogiiifin, off the 26th and 27:h, under the presidency of the RDV Wm. Morgan, Garn. The business transacted was of the ordinary character, and was gone through pretty expeditiously. REPORTS.&C. After confirming the min ates 'of the "previous meeting it. was reported that L'banns church, Borth, had elected Mr Abraham Davies, Glanwern, to be a deacon, and being presor t he and Mr Owen Willi-uns, Cwmerfi:), were spoken to and received as mem!" r' of the Monthly Meeting. A very favourable report was ,,180 reoeiv-d from the delegates who i.ad visited Taliesin Church, and thf) meeting tendered their sincere pratitude to them for their auccegsfol efforts ilo remove the causes of friction in that Church. The report on the visitation of the Churches in the petill-vyn (iis*ri,-t v;,s next received and considered. Some of the churches were urged to afford the young people opportunities of making themselves nseful in conducting the affa. is of the church so as to train I hem up by tlir tiin-i tiia churches need additional dencona. The report, of tho recent examination of candidates for the ministry in South Wales was read, and the meeting rrj jiced to fi-id that the two pre- sented by them, Messrs Huu'h Edwards and John Edwards, t'ctiihvyu, stood second and third in the liet of the tb rtfen successful ones. It was also stitedthat Mr John Griffiths, Lledrod, had RU"- ceeded in passing the entrance examination t, Tre- vecca Ci ilege. Permission was given Mr R. G. Adams, Garn, to try the entrance examination at BaJa. Colleg-, A report was given of the annual meeting of the "j'rpvp-, ea Committee, and arrange- ments were made with the iew of finishiug he col- lootion to augment the Treveeca fund by the end of this year. Very interesting account was Liven of the Tri-rkyQuirt,Iv Vssociat'on and of the General Ass '1Jl ,!y in LOlldon .1 hrLllíght a¡ro. Special utter- wis called to th^ reports presented by tho Porwird Movement Committee and by tin statistical secre- taries, as both were exceptionally encouraging this yar. Fourteen new c' n chea had been lorined duiing the year, acd the number of commnnicant.s had iucrtased by upwards of thi-,e thousand. The iu,-rease in th.- -,)!Iection lor thi4 maint(iiiance of the ministry was elese upon five thousond pounds, and in the tutti collections the increase was upwards of thirteen thousand pounds, and all the other items showed equally the Connection to bd in avigor>us and eminently pro-perons condition. VISITORS FROM AMERICA. There was present the Rev Thomas J. Ri -e from- America, who hailed originally from the neighbour hood of Borth. A most cordial welcome was ac corded him, and errangement was made for him, and the Rev T. R. Jones, also of America, to visit the various churches of the district. LLANILAR ASSOCIATION. The next Quarterly Association, being the Orlin- ation Association," having been arranged to be held at Llinilar on July 30 and 31st and August 1st, Revs D. Morginand LI Edwards, M.A, were appointed to present a report there of the state of the cause in the county. THE STATE OF THE CAUSE A financial and general statement of the cause at Dyffryn and also at Cwmerfin was read, and the deacous were spoken to. The friends were warmly congratulated on their successful effort to c ear X50 of the J6150 debt remaining on the property, notwith- standing the prevailing depression in the district. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNUAL MEETING. A very cheerful account was given of the annual meeting of the Sunday schools held at Sion chapel the previous month. VOTES OF SYMPATHY AND CONDOLENCE. Reference was made to the sad accident that bad befallen one of the deacons at Taliesin, Mr John Davies, and a vote of sympathy with him wis passod. Letters were a'so ordered to be sent to Mr Evan Jones, Taliesin, in fhie infirmity, and the Rev M. Oliver Edwards, who has been in failing health fllr many months, and to euclose in Mr Edwards' letter a cheque for .£.5. Votes of condolence wero also passed with the Rev R. Davies, Borth, and Mr W. Morgan, Garn House. NEXT*MEETING. The next meeting is to be at L'risant, September 4th and 5th. Subject Kev III, 15, 16. PUBLIC SERVICES. Sermons were delivered by Revs R. Hughes, B. A., J. Boiven, T. K Roberts, M.A., T. Levi, H. Barrow Williams, Llandudno.
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.------ABEltAYRON,
ABEltAYRON, PROPEKTT SALE.—On Wednesday a sale of free- hold property was held by Mr. J. D. Jenkins. The first property put up by auction was "Greenlands" cottage aud garden, and aft-r some sharp bidding, it fell to the tenant, M)ss; Morgan, for X102 10<. The second lot offered for sale consisted of three cottages and gardens near the above-named premises. There was a pretty keen contest, Mr. Pugh, draper, buying for < £ 210 for Mr. Jackson, of London. Lleustwen cottage, with a garden and orchard, in the OCOllpatiun of Miss Ev ms, wa3 bought, by the Rev Thomas Evans, vicarage, Llanrhy-tyd, for £310. Some building sites adjoining the Lampetjr and Aberayron roa ls were put up also, but as the bidding? did not exceed £ 14, the lot was withdrawn. The Manor House was alterwards put up for auction, and there was 6ome spirited bidding, Archdeacon mGriffith8 getting the property for £ 500. A field opposite, consisting ot a nnmber ot building lots, was withdrawn. For 6, Mason's row, a leasehold house in Aberayron, .650 was offered, but as this amount was below the reserve price, it was withdrawn There was a good attend- ance of buyers at the sale, and competition was keen, showing that the value of the property at Aberayron was going up. Messrs Smith, Owen, and Davies were the solicitors for the vendors.
PENYGARN.
PENYGARN. THE MUSICAL ASSOCIATION of this district was held at the above place on May 31st. An excellent meeting took place, and was so successful that it was determined to hold another meeting on June 26th and a great nnmber ^assembled from Borth, Penygarn, Dolanbont, and Taliesin, to go over the programme a second time, and in order to render the Association a-i effectual as possible, the kind brothers of the Inde- pendents lent their chapel for the purpose of the meet- ing. As the time did not admit of the whole pro- gramme being given, it was curtailed. Amongst othtrs, the following tunes were rang:—" Aribia," Capel Cynon," Leeda," •' Pembroke," A.bery.«t- wyth," "St. Nicholas," Wynnstay," Mae pob peth yn dda," Halleluia am y Groes." The singing of the whole was most musical. The leader wa* Mr J. T. Bees, Mus. Bac.
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JGJADE'S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS. DR. FOX'S COUGH AND VOICE WAFERS. THE GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS. BRONCHITIS. INFLU- ENZA, HOARSENESSS, LOSS OF vorCE. And all Affections of the Chest and Lungs. Being prepared from Fruits and Herbs only, nmy M taken with perfeot safety by old and young. DR. FOX'S COUGH AND VOICE WAFERS Are sold everywhere, in tins, Is lid each, bY Chemists and Medicine Vendors. Sole Proprietors-" GEORGE EADE, 72, GOSWELL ROAD, LONDON. A Tin Stnt Frew on receipt of gtuspii or FofW OM. ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURY M. H. DA VIS & SONS HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY OF BEST ELECTRO-PLATED SILVER GOODS SUITABLE FOR WEDDING PRESENTS. D. EVANS, VV|ATCHM|AKER,i; J E WE L L!E IV. &c. 41, GREAT DARKGATE STREET (Opposite the Lion Royal Hotel). GOOD Selection of Jewellery in Gold, Silver, Peb- bles and Jet. Also English and Foreign Watches in gold and silver, Telescopes, Field and Marine G1 asse.-i, Spectacles & Eye Glasses to suit all I sights. Watches and Jewellery cleaned and repaired. TQWLR* PILLS I RQ £ fe<F £ MIU& £ £ U Quickly correct all irregularities, remove all obstruc- tions, and relieve the distressing symptoms so pre- valent with the isex. Boxes, Is l £ d & 2s 9d (the latter contains three times the quantity), of all Chemists, or will bu sent anywhere, on receipt of 15 or 34 stamps, by the Maker-E. T. TOWLE, Chemist, Nottingham. Beware of Imitations—Injurious and Worthless. SNOW WHITE LINEN!! USE ONLY Nixets«JL ■■ BAD BLUE READY FOR USE. j Large J'd. and Id tiags and in 6d. boxes. At Stores and best Grocers & Oilmen. i ————J J^ADE'S GOUT & RHEUMATIC pILLS. THE FIRST TWO PU.LS TOOK THE PAIN AWAY. EAAVAY. ADE'S PILLS. 2, College Park Villas, Ken- sal Green, London, W.. EADE'S PILLS. Mxy, 1891. Dear Sir,—I feel it my duty '1^ADE'S PII T.5? tp tfii T JCJ Gout twice and had to stop at home for three weeks. I cannot describe the pain T suffered. I read your advertisement, and lookei upon it as all others. A brother signalman said Try them." I did so THE FIRST TWO PILLS TOOK THE PAIN AWAY in a few hours, and I was able to resume my worl. No one need be frightened to take them. I have re- commended them to all whom I have heard com- GOUT. plaining of Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbago, Neu- RHEUMATISM. ralgia, &c. I hope no R one will donbt my state- GOUT. ment. Yours sincerely, JAS. PETTKNGALL, RHEUMATISM. Mr G. Eade. JgADE'S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS. Prepared only by George Eade, 72, Goswell-road, Loudon, E.C.; and Bold by all Chemists, in Bottles, Is Ii and 28 93. E ADE'S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS. THE BEST MEDICINE FOR BILE, THE BEST MEDICINE FOR WIND, THE BEST MEDICINE FOR INDIGESTION, IS TRADE'S ANTIBILIOJS PILLS. They quicklv remove the irritation and feverish state of the STOMACH, correct the morbid condition of the LIVKRJ relieve the system of all impu ritic? hieb. by circulating in the blood, injuriously aCert the action of the KIDNEYS, and, by removing the ca&&es of so much discomfort, restore the vital energies of body and mind. I?ADE'S ANTIBILIOU8 PILLS. ,I1J Sold by all Chemists, in boxes. Is lid and2a 9d or mailed free on receipt of remittance by GEORGE lADE, 72, GOSWELL-ROAT>, LONDON, E.C. E ADE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. This Ointment is confidently #recommended as an old, tried, & successful remedy for Eczema, Scrofula, Glandular SweHings, ated Legs, Scald Headta, ]^l(<tches blains, Brui'!6s, Piles, Fistuln, Rheumatism, Bunions, &c. It will soon heltl up the most obstinate Eruptions of the Skin of every kind. No family should be without it. Please note the Trade Mark Label on each Pot. Sold by all Chemists, in pots only, price 7td, Is UJ, & 2s 9d each. #For Scrofula, Eczema, Ulcer^tfd dular Swellings, &c. They may be taken by persons of either sex, are Tonic and Invigorating, and icting on the secretions, they are a trnly valuable Blood Purifier, and maybe used in con- junction with the NO NAME OINTMENT in any of tho above are a trnly valuable Blood Purifier, and maybe used in con- junction with the NO NAME IR m OINTMENT in any of the above Diseases. Sold in boxes by all Chemists, price 7id, Is lid, 2 and 2s 9d. 80LE PROPRIETOR: J. WHITEHOUSE, 194, Deritend, Birmingham. ..t:.¡ 'J:¡" é.. ExcclaallotherFi odsiorlr.la ts& | 0R. Rjppg PATENT P COOKED j" ? f S Strengthening, tat:Sfy t>: g Nourishing. Dige.tilk. LARGEST SALE IN THE W'R TO VISITORS AND OTHERS C. M. WILLIAMS IS NOW SHOWING THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY, STRAW HATS AND BONNETS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RIBBONS, LACES, HOSIERY, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS AND SUN SHADES. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, AT LOWEST PRICES. GENTS' NEWEST SHAPES IN SUMMER HATS AND CAPS, TIES, SCARFb COLLARS, CUFFS, Ac. Noted House for Real Welsh Flannels and Shawls. Inspection respectfully invited. C. M. WILLIAMS, 10, PIER STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. GYDE, PHOTOGRAPHER, PIER STREET. STUDIO PORTRAITURE OF THE HIGHEST FINISH. OUT-DOOR GROUPS, AN EXPERIENCED OPERATOR FOR THIS DEPARTMENT. GYDE'S VIEWS, THE'LARGEST SERIES OF THIS NEIGHBOURHOOD EVER PUBLISHED IN ALL SIZES, EITHER AS SCRAPS OR MOUNTED, A SPECIAL SHOW OF LARGE FRAMED PLATINOTYPE VIEWS. PIER STREET, ABEKYSTWYTH. T. E. SALMON, LISBURNE ARMS, NORTHGATE-STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. WHOLESALE & RETAIL BOTTLING MERCHANT. ALLSOPP'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE, Imperial Pint 4 0 per dozen ii Do. Half-Pint 2 0 „ „ Do. DINNER ALE „ Pint 3 0 Do. „ „ Half-Pint 1 6 STOUT „ Pint 3 6 „ Do. „ Half-Pint 19 „ Allaopp'B 9,18, and 36 Gallon Casks supplied at Wholesale Prices. None but ALLSOPP'S Alea and Stan on Draught or Bottle. Martell & Heneasy's Brandy, & Wines and Spirits of Best Brand. JL, HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT, ARE ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL TO BE THE BEST MEDICINES FOR FAMILY USE. MANUFACTURED ONLY AT 78, NEW JSFORD ST R RET, LONDON And Seld by all Medicine Vpodun. throughout the World. A ft vict? Graffs at the above address, daily, bet^i Jhu hoars of 11 and 1. or by let imp 7,E E SOAP FOr, L I AR D Vil\TLR FT WPLTER., IT ^^0 WMpperB^h ^T^ Charate of the Light Brigade," in good gilt! frame, will be pent carriage paid. Full particulars on each Wrapper. WATSON'S MATCHLFSS CLEANSER is sold only in 16oz. Tablets. A IGoz. TABLET of SOAP for 3d. equals 3d. per lb. A 12oz. »» „ 21d. „ 8jd. „ Gold Medal, Paris Exhibition, 1878. The Prize Medal, Dublin Exhibition, 1865. "THE CREAM OF OLD IRISH WHISKIES." H9ME PURE, MILD, Mid MELLOW. PURE, MILD, Mid MELLOW. DELICIOUS, and VERY WHOLESOME. DELICIOUS, and VERY WHOLESOME. The RNEST SCOTCH WHISKY SOLD GUILDFORD STREET, YORK ROAD, LAMBETH, S.E. IWIjlMlIlM FIRST CLASS REGISTRY AT A.BERYSTWYTH. MRS MACKENZIE, 27, PIER STREET, Has opened a first-class Registry for Whereases Housemaids, Cooks, and Nurses, and wiling pleased to receive early instructions for May engagements. BREAKFAST-SUPPER. E P P S 3 GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. COCOA SOILING WATER OR MILK. v tnadc *»««• OI BUTTER^SCOTCH I (Tin- Celebrated bweet for Children). 1 uJudtdans. (fftt^xAcxLptif^ WOOLS |! ,AND NEEDLEWORK MATERIALS Of all kinds per Post. JEVONS & MELLOR, BIRMINGHAM. Price Lists and Patterns Free. — ————————————————— j ARE YOU A GOOD JUDGE OF PEARLS? IF SO, YOU WILL OANDIDLT CONFESS THAT, RUSSELL'S LITTLE BLOOD PEARLS, ARE WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD. TRY THEM. FOR BAD BLOOD, BILIOUSNESS, SLUGGISH fct-VER INDIGESTION, SICK HEADACHE, 8CURVEY. and all other disorders of the system. and you will never forget their splendid eifart, END AT ONCE FOR A SAMPLE BOX -TO THE PROPRIETORS, ENCLOSING P.O Is liD., 2s 9D. OR 48 6D. TO T< USSR LI, & Co., 13, GRECIAN tH AM BE lis, 57, DALE STREET, LIVERPOOL, WHO WILL MAIL THEM BY RETURN. THE ?IER TOY WAREHOUSE, AND FANCY GOODS REPOSITORY. Wholesale Afin RETAIL TOBACCOWMT. J. A. JAMES, 27, PIER STREET. Tobaccos in æeat variety, from the best mallll.. facturers, Meercijauil)j Briar, and other pipea an extensive a^orti^nt of British and Foreign eiprs. Also a good seleo-on of Mechanical Toys, and a variety uf useful aticles suitable for presents,ete. Also a aelectiono Indian Metal Lacquered Good. from Jeypore hUrl Oqeypore. DErTISTRY. MRn ?i Pi)WELI D-3., R.C.S., Licentiate ™ nrff60n the B°yal College of Attendance daily from 9 ajj to 7 p.m. ttSg1:,011 vi?it Maoh.Viieth on the first and SriLn™n f ft?8 ? #ach °lith, at Mr MarpoffS Maengwyn-street. Lampeter n the first and fbifi Q_each mouth, at FR Roderibk Etatt ,,28! Cymr.fte»; Wltation. £ *OST^ Max roirell has an opening for ^>upil. All kinds of Printing quiciy and neatly executed at the "Observer" 0^e 1, Nortlr