The Aberystwith Observer

TO THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF CARDIGAN. GENTLEMEN, I beg to offer myself as a Candidate for your suffrages. Home Rule is still the first plank of the Liberal platform, and on the issue of the General Election the fate of Home Rule for a generation will depend. If the Liberal party are returned to power,no matter what promises they make, they will be once more in the hands of their Irish Masters, and all legislation for the welfare of the people, and for the improve- ment of Agriculture and Trade generally, will have to be postponed for the sake of another Irish Session. I am against Home Rule. I am opposed to the Disestablishment and Disendowment of the Church in Wales, which would give to secular uses money originally given and now devoted to religion, and would neither abolish nor reduce tithe or rates. Since Welsh Disestablishment is now acknowledged, even by its promoters, to be postponed for at least 10 years, differences of opinion as regards Disestablishment need not separate practical men who are agreed in opposing Home Rule. Z3 I would support any sound measure of Tem- perance reform which would promote the well- being of the people, and at the same time respect the rights of those engaged in a lawful trade. I believe that the time has now come when farmers, labourers, and all those who have a stake in the country, must unite to put a stop to the present Liberal policy, which seems bent on the destruction of existing institutions, and prevents capitalists from investing their money at home, with the result that the banks are overflowing with unemployed money, while the country is filled with unemployed men. All must unite to support a Unionist policy which will revive our shipping and mining industries, restore confidence, and induce British capital- ists to invest their money at home instead of sending it out of the country to assist the foreigner to capture our trade. Stringent means should be taken to prevent Foreign Meat being sold as British Meat, and Foreign Mutton as Welsh Mutton. Foreign Meat should be sold honestly under its own name as cheap food for those who wish to buy cheap meat. Our own farmers ought injustice to got the benefit of the higher price given for British Meat and Welsh Mutton. I would press for the immediate adoption of a measure to effect this object. It should be the first duty of the Government to take measure to prevent the Railway Com panies carrying Foreign Meat and Foreign Agricultural produce at a lo'.vcr rate than British Meat and British Agricultural produce. The British Farmer pays rates and taxes to. wards the support of the Government, and the Foreigner does not. Land pays too large an amount of taxation, and 1 am in favour of abolishing the School Board rate and Poor Rate, and placing the cost of education and maintenance of the poor upon the general tax- ation of the country, thus affording great relief to the farmer and ratepayer. Old Age Pensions have my hearty support; believing as I do that it is the duty of a rich country like ours, to arrange some scheme by which those who, owing to old age are unable to earn their living, should receive from the state a small pension, instead of being driven to the workhouse. I am in favour of any measure which will benefit Agriculture and improve the position of the Freeholders, Tenant Farmers, and Labourers. Many Freeholders in Cardiganshire bought their farms, when times were better, and having borrowed the money at a high rate of interest, are now paying more money as interest than they did before as rent. I advocate Loans by Government to this class of Farmers at a low interest, believing that it would be a blessing to Freeholders and Labourers, would increase the prosperity of the country, bring back the labourers to the soil, and place the Farmer in a better position to cope with the present depression. I also advocate a Land Purchase Act for Wales, to enable the Welsh Tenant Farmer to become the owner of his farm on moderate and favourable terms. The Irish Tenant Farmers have received great benefit from the Irish Land Acts which were passed by a Unionist Government. Working Men should be assisted by loans from Government to become the owners of cottages and small holdings. The State being able, owing to our high credit, to borrow money cheaply, should lend it cheaply, and thus help Freeholders, Tenant Farmers, and Labourers. Any measures for guaranteeing to the Ten- ant Farmer full compensation for money spent on the improvement of his holding will be sup. ported by me. The Unionist policy of State aid for Light Railways has been so successful in Ireland that I would strongly support any measure to confer the same boon on Wales, provided that the cost of Light Railways 18 not put on the rates. It is my opinion that the state of the Lead Mining industry will require the most careful consideration, and that it will be the duty of the next Parliament to take steps to revive an industry which has brought, in the past, em- ployment to so many, and which is now languishing owing to Foreign competition. As a Cardiganshire Landowner and a Prac- tical Farmer, I appeal with confidence to the common sense of the Cardiganshire Electors to declare themselves,at this important General Election, in favour of the Unionist Policy of integrity of the Empire, commercial confidence, steady progress, practical patriotism, and jus- tice to agriculture. I remain, Gentlemen, Yours truly, JOHN C. HARFORD. Falcondale, Lampeter, July 8th, 1895.

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TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF CARDIGAN. GENTLEMEN, Having been selected as the Liberal Candidate for our County, I come before you to ask for your hearty support by electing me as your Representative and, if elected, I shall, to the best of my ability support those great principles adopted by the Liberal Party. In asking you to send me to Parliament by a large majority, I do so in order to give a clear proof to the political world that Cardiganshire wishes those great questions settled which have been so prominent before the House of Commons. Those questions are The Disoatablishment and Disendowment of the Church of England in Wales, Home Rale, Land Reform, Local Veto, One Man One Vote, The Abolition of the House of Lords, Enfranchisement of Women, The Mineral Interest, Light Railways, and that Railway Companies should oe compelled by Law to give the same facilities for the transport of home produce to our great Markets as they give to Foreign Countries all of which, as your Representative, I shall do my utmost to help to pass into Jaw. I need hardly say that I am in thorough sympathy with Welsh Nationalism, an4 that I shall deem it my duty to support the questions which more immedi- atsly affect Wales when brought before the House of of Commons. If elected for Cardiganshire, my native County, I shall not forget that I shall have the honour of re- presenting the most Liberal County in Liberal Wales. I have the honour to be, GENTLEMEN, Yours Obediently, MATTHEW LEWIS VAUGHAN DAVIES. Tanybwlch, Cardiganshire, 9thJnly, 1895.

.I J. I MI Ittstra So'tos. ABERYSTWYTH & COUNTY STORES (Next door but one to the London & Provincial Stores). J. R. JAMES, rrbii, WINE, SPIRIT, M [NEPAL WATERS, -AND PROVTSTOV MERCHANT. LION ROYAL HOTEL AND GOGERDDAN ARMS. SPORTING GENTLEMEN will find EVERT CONVENIENCE AT THE ABOVE HOTEL. TWO BILLIARD TABLES, FOUR-HORSE COACH, TANDEMS, HUNTERS & LADIES' PADS. GOOD STABLING & LOOSE BOXES. IMPORTANT NOTICE. T.&T. G.WILLIAMS Beg to announce that they have taken THE BUSINESS OF THE LATE P. GORNALL, 3, Ji O RT H PARADE, ABERYSTWYTH, And hope by strict attention to business, combined with the BEST WORKMANSHIP, to merit a continuance of the support conferred upon their deceased relative. DRAINS EXAMINED AND TESTED. N.B.- LONDON, LIVERPOOL, AND MANCHESTER EXPERIENCE. THE ABERYSTWYTH & DISTRICT BILL POSTING CO. ARE IN A POSITION TO GIVE THE GREATEST POSSIBLE PUBLICITY TO ANY POSTERS PLACED IN THEIR HANDS, Having a large number of new Hoardings just erected in theptincipalaud best thoroughfares in Aberystwyth, Penparke, Llanbadarn Borth, IJanfihangel, and all surrounding districts. See list of Stations, with Dimensions. Expeditious Posting on Reasonable Terms. Contract Work a. speciality. APPLY- HERR PAREEZER, Hill Crest, Llanbadarn Road, Aberystwyth, Managing Director. PRICKS FROM £ 4. Over 1,000 New and Second-hand. 200 page Illus. trated Lists free. Easy Terms, from 10a. per month. Machines gent carriage paid. (ffrrtft if BRITISH CYCLE MANUFACTURING Co, 11 Liverpool-45, Everton Road. London-42, High St., CMndfnTown. BEST for on" & BVN9. MEDAL I I Wiir ENCORE YEAST. i K. UOSdAN, 15, PowaU Street, Absmtwytk gustos ftatias. COLONIAL STORES, TERRACE (CLOSE TO THE MARINE PARADE). T. EVANS & Co., GROCERS AND PROVISION MERCHANTS. MACKENZIE & MACKENZIE'S BISCUITS. CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S JAMS, JELLIES, LAZENBY'S PICKLES AND SOUPS. AND PICKLES. CHEDDAR AND OTHER CHEESE. HARRIS'S WILTSHIRE HAMS AND BACON. TOBACCO AND CIGARS. NEW LAID EGGS AND TOUTTER FROM THE FARM DAILY. A TRIAL SOLICITED. NOTE THB ADDRESS— COLONIAL STORES, TERRACE ROAD. THE COUNTY STORES, 4, GREAT DARKGATE STREET (OPPOSITE THE POLICE STATION). HOPKINS & CO., AGENTS FOR FAMILY GROCERS, TR M.A^A,"L0. TT ^D COFFEE. Harris Wiltshire Bacon & Hams, ITALIAN WAREHOUSEMEN, Huntley & Palmer's Bisonits and AND CAKES' Roses and Stowers" Lime Juice PROVISION MERCHANTS. and Cordials. A' Fresh Supply daily of Butter and Eggs from Best Dairies. Small Profits and Quick Returns. T. H. JONES, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, TERMINUS HOTEL, MARY STEFLET (Opposite the Railway Station), ABERYSTWYTH. ALLSOPP'S CELEBRATED ALES AND STOUT, ON DRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLE: S. <J. I s. d. ALLSOPP'S STOUT Imperial Pints 3 6 per doz. | „ „ Half-pints 1 9 per DOZ^ „ Dinner Ale" Pints 3 0 „ I „ Half-pints 16 „ „ East India Pale Ale Pints 4 0 J „ Half-pints 2 0 „ Allsopp'S Ales and Stout, in 9, 18 and 36 gallon casks at Wholesale Prices. Martell'S and Hennessy'S Brandies Mountain Dew and OLD Irish Whiskeys, Rum, Gin, Wines, nge Brandy (Flying Dutchman brand), A erated Waters, &c., &C. SAMUEL ALLSOPP & SONS, LIMITED Beg to call attention to their • SPEOIAL BTOUT, ■Y^HICH, as well as their EAST INDIA PALE and other Ales, can now be either in Cask or Bottle from any Dealer J or Orders for same in CASK if sent to their OFFICE— either in Cask or Bottle from any Dealer J or Orders for same in CASK if sent to their OFFICE- HAMPTON W.OUSE, RAILWAY TERRACE, ABERYSTWYTH, will receive immediate attention. WATERLOO PRIVATE HOTEL, AND BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, MARINE P A R AD* X ABERYSTWYTH. THE above first claBS family and commercial hotel, (facing the sea, and the best position in town), IIA? FND RE-TURNIS>B«D BEINS now, one of the largest and most comfortable hotels on the Welsh Coast. All modern improvements; sanitary arrangements perfeet. Home comforts, Moderate tariff. Bus meets all trains. A. E. & A. MORRIS Proprietresses. COOPERS' ARMS, NORTHGATE STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. ROBERTS' CELEBRATED ALES. ONGDRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLE. &TUQ Pins. Firks. Kils. P, 4I gallons. 9 gallons. 18 gallons. XX 4S 6d 9s Od 18s Od ^MTS 1 Pint #AK 4s 6d 9s Od 18s Od Roberts' Pale Ale 3s 6d 2S Od XXX 5s 6d lis Od 21s Od Bass's „ 4S 34 TL « *B 6s 9d 13s 6d 27s Od Gtiinness's Stout 4s 3d <» K 68 9d I 138 6d 27s Od Roberts' Table Ale 2 6"1 6 Ales marked are specially recommended for household USE. Markell and Hennessy's Brandies; Special Scotch;—Roderick Dbw, Mountain Duw; and Dunville's Irish, etc. M. MORGAN, Proprietor BUYERS^ANDCONSUMERS 0F F LOUR ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST ACCEPTINCX ANY OTHER MARK OF so-curim REDTIE ] THAN THAT LABELLED IN RED PAPER- DBAKEBS' sV REDTIE ltlE])OLIFF BACK, BR-IS, j or Ticketed SPILLERS AND BAKERS, LTD., REDTIE. This favourite Flour was originally introduced by WILLIAM BAKER & SONS, Tiristol, and il still manufactured by SPILLEBS & BAKERS, Ltd., at their Bristol Mills, and is k apt in stock by all the leading Grocers and Floar Dealers in the district See that your Flour has on the Label or Ticket (he words SPILLERS & BAKERS, LD., Bristol, as well as RE DTIE, and refuse to accept any other. I &r PREPAID ADVERSSEMKNT^. Apartments Wanted Businesses to bo Sol r Apartments to be Let Partnerships Wante Situations Wanted Money Wanted Situations Vacant Articles L,,st I Houses to be Let Articles Found Sales by Private Contract Miscellaneous WAH Miscellaneous Sales, &c. Words. One Throe Six t Insertion, Insertions, Inscrticnt -i-I_ 12 Gd. R Is- 0-L Js. 18 9d. Is. Gd. 2s. yd. Is. Od. 2s. Od. 8s. Od. 30 Is. 3d. 2s. Od. 3s. 9d. 36 Is. 6d. 3s. Od. I 4s. 6J. 42 Is. 9d. 3s. 6d. 5s. 3d. 43 2s. 0d. 4s. 0d. Gs. 01. y EMPLOYMENT FOR THOSE OUT OF WORK GOOD FOOD "I a «• J a i.- GOOD CLOTHES Ar? offer^ to active GOOD LODGINGS > and steady young AND MONET TO | Men ^e1t0weenJ o-ie SPEND EVERY DAT J a?e a *"°" Apply for all information to Recruiting Sergeants at Aberystwyth or Cardigan, or any Serpeaht Instructor ot Volunteers. A Pamphlet" The Advnr. tages of the Army," can be had free at any Post Office. WANTED TO KNOW, THB OLDEST AND~~ s BEST SEED SHOP. J? P- TAYLOR has received his annual stock of Seeds, comprising1 the best forts of early H Potatoes, Peas, and Field Seeds, including Carter's r Elephant and Kangaroo Swede, &e. Wreaths for e Funerals in Stock. 1'rLiierali in 6tock. RADNOR HOUSE, TERRACB ROAD FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED in Aberystwyth E -L for about a month from the end of July. Mast lr have good dining-room, four bed-rooms, aiii- bath..r room. Class of furniture and other rooms no object Ie whatever. Apply to W. Kay, St. Dauis, OtnWaley '< lioad, Worcester. "j AGENTS wanted to push first-class Machinery Oils. Liberal Commission—Uox 31, Post Office, Liverpool. 1 _r- n BOURNEMOUTH.—Intendine Victors to Bonrne. 11 mouth, Boscombe, or District should ADVER- 3( TISE for APAKTMENTS in the Bournemouth -i Visitors' Directory," the Oldest Established Bourne- ri mouth newspaper. Wednesdays and Saturdays. ir Large circulation in Hants and Dorset. Twency tr words-once, Is.; twice, Is 9d.; 3 times, 2s 61.— i Address, Directory Office, Bounvmouth. )' POOLE. PARKSTONE, WDIBORNE, NEW FOREST, and LYMINGTON.— Intending ,r Visitors to this district should ADVERTISE for 'e APARTMENTS in the "East Dorset Hera/d and South Hants Chronicle." -ind increasing cir- Ir (sulation from Dorchester on the west to Southampton a on the east, 4 editions. Thurdays, Id. The charge IE fo," advertisements of 20 words, in all editions, is: e Omre, Is.: twice, Is 9d. 3 times, 2s GJ.-Address, 0 He.'ald Office, Poole. r rO BE LET, with immediate possession, ELM COTTAGE, with largo Gard-n, beautifully situated on the banks of the Y stwyth, two miles from Aberystwyth half-a-mile from Church, Station, and Post Otiice.-Appl)-. ELLIS, Auctioneer, Aberyst- wyth. rrO LET, from 12th May next, the Offices now ,fi X. occupied by Messrs Smith, Owen & Davies, Q ttJ>1icitorg, they having'made arrangements to move to larger and mora commodious offices next door to ani above the New Post Office in Terrace Itotti.- For/urther particulars apply to Messrs Smitb, Owen & B&viea, Soliciters, Aborystwyth. t PIG AND POULTRY FOOD.—KiIndried irnper- c P feet Wheat £3 3s Od per ton cash, on Rail or J Steamer at Liverpool. Pig MEAL, sweet and sound, 5s per ton.—PETER WHITE, Corn Merchant, Liver- pool ~TANTED, Apartments, Bedroom and Sitting *Y Room, for permanency, iu good position. f Occasional occupation only. Address, with terms, > 20, "Observer" Office. ABERYSTWYTH.—To Let, for the summer J months, Furnished Houses and Villa Residences in town and country.—Apply Daniel, Sou, and in town and country.—Apply Daniel, Sou, and Meredith, Aberystwyth. ( A PARTMENTS.—To all having apartments to e not lose pounds by having your apartments err. P^y when for Is or 3 weeks 2s you can have a 30 word act", ertisement in six newspapers circulating in dis< trict? which each year send thousands of visitore to Aberl 7stwyth. Name of papers-Leyton, Leytonstone, West .Ham, Wanstead, Wooofor 1 and Forest Gate Manor Park, and Ilford Express aud Independent. Address Publisher, Independent Office, Leytunstone, Essex. TO LET, AS AND'FBftSt THE 29TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, 1A' LL that Dwelling house, Hotel, Outbuildings and premiaes in the village of Talybont, Cardigan- shire called the Elack Lion Hotel. Also about 29 acres ef i«f-pd, if required. Fixtures, &c., at price, and ty cost or valuation. Solicitor, 1, New Street, Aberystwyth. ty cost or valuation. or rticulars to W,rit-w And apply f IA"ILLI UGliES.JONES. Solicitor, 1, New Street, Aberystwyth. ^AN VIEW HOUSE, S VICTORIA TERRACE, ABERYSTWYTH. „ ^ea and best part of tho Towtn ■t acing tho "'urnished throughout. Handsomely x — "d or Lodgings Apartments or Boa "tldanc(J. „,<;°0<1 Cooking and Atu L REFORM INDIGESTION. — THE MEDIc.. ^rjlieants an IL SOCIETY will send FgEE to all at,, Jiilious- excellent BOTANIC CURE for Indigestion, Gotoi ness, Liver Complaints, Piles, Rheumatism, J and Bronchitis. Address—The Secretary,BOTAJ. INSTITUTE, NOTTINGHAM. E7 J. MOIU/ AN, AUCTIONEER, CAPEL BANGOR & ABERYSTWTH, HAS had nineteen years'experience as an Auction- eer, and, being a practical farmer, be is thoroughly qualified to deal with Landed Froperty, Agricultural Stock, Crop, Implements, Furniture, &c. AN EXPERIENCED VALUED. E.J.M. attends Aberystwyth Market every Monday. Communications may be addressed to him at the Padarn Restaurant, Aberystwyth, or at Capel Bangor I'll Swear upon that Bottle. 7em/>cst, Ac! 3. S, ,yir WHITBREAD & CO.'S LONDON COOPER, STOUTS & ALES. Speciality STOUT, 2/6 DOZEN PINT BOTTLES-Imperial Measure. ROBERT BAKBR, SOLE AGENT, 277, Gray's Inn Road, London, W.C. SOLD AT;- REA'S STORES, TERRACE ROAD.