The Visitors' List and Guide for Aberystwyth Aberayron Borth Aberdovey Towyn C

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST COALS Are to be obtained from CHARLES JONES, COAL MERCHANT, STATION YARD. Private Address,-4, Cambrian Cottages. LEWIS TERRACE COAL YARD AND WEIGH BRIDGE. B. ROWLAND JONES, GENERAL MERCHANT. COAL, CEMENT, OIL, CILYRYCHEN & ATTERDDAW LIMES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ABERYSTWYTH- APARTMENTS TO LET AT No. 61, MARINE TERRACE, AND YORK HOUSE, 64, MARINE TERRACE, FACING THE SEA. Mrs. HOGG D. PHILLIPS, ■CORNER OF NORTH PARADE, & 3, MARY ST., ABERYSTWYTH, TEMPERANCE and Eating House. HORSES and CARRIAGES FOR HIRE by the day or hoar. Trips made to Devil's Bridge, Plynlimon, Llyfnant Valley, Monk's Cave, and other places of interest in the neighbourhood. Good horses; steady drivers; and reasonable prices. BRYSTWYTH.-Apartments to Let at Aber- geldie House, Victoria Terrace. The house is well situated and has been recently furnished throughout, and provided with every modern con- venience. Good Cooking and attendance. — For terms, apply MRS. JULIAN. THE OLD BANK SCHOOL ABERYSTWYTH MASTER: D. SAMUEL, M.A., LATE FOUNDATION SCHOLAR AND PRIZEMAN OF CLARE COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE, AND WRANGLER, 1879. RECEIVES BOARDERS. School re-opens September 12th, 1887. TERMS ON APPLICATION. j TO VISITORS AND OTHERS. FOX BEAL WELSH MANUFACTURED GOODS, GO TO THE WELSH FLANNEL DEPOT, 26, TERRACE ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH. JOHN EDWARDS & Co., Proprietors. With this week's issue the publi- cation of the "List and Guide" will cease for this year, the summer season being practically over. In making this announcement we desire to acknowledge the sup- port we have received from readers and advertisers. The "List and Chiide has succeeded in the most admirable manner in affecting the purpose for which it was established. E. P. WYNNE, FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, PIER STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. .1

S *Ist of sitxrrs. "r" Lodging-house Keepers are particularly invited to assist in securing a correct List by facilitating the filling in of the forms. This can best be done by providing a Visitors' Book, from which the names can be copied. Visitors may enter their names in the Visitors' Book at the OBSERVER Office, 1, North Parade.

ABERYSTWYTH. MARINE TERRACE. 3, Mrs Lloyd— Mr W Haley 6, Mrs Watkins- Mr R G H and Mrs Tomson, Manchester Mr L P and Mrs Tomson, Rochdale Mrs Brown and maid, Welshpool Mr J Ashton, Carno 7, Miss A. Jones- Mrs and the Misses Davies, Cwmcoedwig The Messrs Evans, the Elms, Marwick Miss Brittan, baby and nurse, Gwynfryn, Taliesin 8f!Mrs Davies— Mrs Taylor, Loudon Capt G. E. Money's children The Misses Taylor Mr and Mrs D C Jones and maid, Shrewsbury Miss Dawson Mr and Mrs C W Aylmer and family, Cheltenham The Misses Nash, Beckenham Mr and Mrs Spear, family and maid, London. Mrs Lewis and maid, London Misses Adkins and maid, Birmingham Mrs Halherell and family, London Mrs Harans and family, CbeBter Mrs and Miss Roberts and maid, Oswestry 10, Mrs E. Jones— 8Mr and Mrs Allchin, Northampton 'I.b and Mrs Jeffrey, do I Mrs Chad wick, baby and nurse, Newtown Mrs Peters, Knighton Mrs Harding, Shrewsbury Mr and Mrs Lewis, Swansea 12, Miss Vaughan Rees- The Rev A and Mrs Wilson, baby and nurse Mr, Mrs and Miss Dixon, Manchester 13, Mrs Clay ton- Mrs Pugh, Bishop's Castle Messrs Reynell and Corley, London 15, Cambridge House, Miss Evans— Mr and Mrs C. C. Smith, Wolverhampton 16, Miss Hnghea— Mr and Miss Newill, Pool Quay Mrs Allen, Pool Quay 18, Prospect house, mills Owen- Mr and Mrs W Parish, Birmingham 20- Messrs and the Misses Goss, Stoke-on.Trent 24 Mrs Kenrick- Mrs Coulson James and family, London Misses Evans, Birkenhead 28, Miss Hoghes- Mrs, the Misses and Master T MoKibbin, Liver- pool Miss B Cordukes, New York f Mrs and Miss Rosen 29, John Evans- Mrs Forrest, family and nurse, Kenilworth Miss Hyslop, do Mr and Mrs Wheeldon and niece, Penybont 80, Claremont House, Miss Rowlands— Mr and Mrs Mason, Blymhill Mr, Mrs and Miss Bourne, Staffordshire Mrs Burgess and Darhston, Shropshire Mrs Mark, do > 34, Mrs Roderick- Miss and Mr R Mollis, Hereford Mrs J Elliott, do Miss Lane, Cambridge Mr and Mrs A H Gardner, Nottingham Mr and Mrs Plante and party, Londen 35, Brynymor House, Mrs M. Nelson- Rev Dr and Mrs Atkinson, Clare College Mrs, Miss and Mr B Blower Mrs Goulbourne, Shrewsbury .Mr, Mrs and Miss Pryoe Mrs Groves ana Miss Mili« 36, Moreland Honse, Mrs Edwards— Rev and Mrs Evans and family, London Mr and Mrs Procher and family, Bristol Mrs Burr, family and maid, Leamington Mr and Mrs Liver and tamily, Birmingham 38, Mrs Blddulph- Mrs General Coiby and Misses Colby, Cheltenham Mra Williams and family, Hereford Mrs and the Misses Sains, Biith 39, Glyndwr House, Miss Griffiths- Mr and Mrs Meynell family and maid, Wolver- hampton Miss Perks and Miss Mance and maid, Worcester Miss Baggott, Whitchurch 40, Miss Nelson- Mr, Mrs IlDd Miss Owen, Abergavenny Mr, Mrs and Miss Littleboy, Wallingford 41, Misses Jones- Mr and Mrs G Bennett, York Major & Mrs Harrison, son and nnrse, Staffordshire 42, Mrs Jones— Mrs Hir ing and family, Ludlow Misses Meredith and Gids Mr and Mrs Bunnett, York Mr and Mrs Arthur Hughes and family, Cefngwyn Mr and Mrs Morphew, London Mrs Shortings, Bockley 43. Picton House, Miss Oa mother lay— Miss Frere Mrs Frere Mrs Rowland Venables and maids Mr D T JOGes Miss Corrie 44. Mies E. F J ones- Mrs Whitfield, O&westry Miss Rogers, Chirbary Mr and Mrs banks, Dudley Mr and Mrs Carter aud family, London r 47, Chatham House, Mrs Kdwards— Mr and Mrs Pt-el, uiiby & servants, Rhiwcneuddyn Miss Tate and Miss Liugard, Ellsmere, Salop Mr Calcott, Shrewsbury Rev D D Jones, Mrs Davison, and Miss Hall, Llanelly 49, Mrs D Lewis- Mrs and Miss Moss, Lichfield Mrs Sayer and maid, Birmingham Mrs Goruall, baby and nurse, Berriew Miss Preen, Koss 53, Miss James— Mr and Mrs R ureenway and maid, Pontypool Rev R and Miss Jameson, Lincoln 55,- Dr Evans, family and nurse, Sutton Coldfield Mrs Richardson, Derby Mrs and the Misses Barker, King's Heath Mr, Mrs, and the Misses Robinson, Nottingham 56- Rev R Mrs and Miss Fawcett, Ireland Mr and Miss Hughes, Herefordshire 58, Mrs Rush- Mr Kete, Leamington 59, Mrs Edwards— The Misses Macdonald, Bath Mrs and Miss Brooke, Shrewsbury 60, Craiglais View, Mrs Williams- Misses Sharp, Reading Mrs and Miss Allday, Merthyr Tydfil Misses Weaver, Shrewsbury 61, Mrs Hogg- Mr Davies, Cwrtmawr 62, Mrs D. Davips— Mr and Mrs Allan and family Mrs and the Misses (3) Cutler, Edgbaston The Misses Taylor, Birmingham 63— Mr and Mrs Dernaley and family, Manchester Mr, Mrs and Misses Hine, do 64. York Honse,— Mr and Mrs Appkgate, Bradford-on-avon 65, Clifton Honse, Mrs Powell- Mr, Mrs and Misses Davies, London Mr and Mrs Lawrence, London Mr and Mrs Barker, Italy Mr and Mrs Perkins, Sutton Coldfields Mr, Mrs and Messrs Wilkins, Merthyr Tydvil ALBERT PLACE. 2, Dumbarton house, Mrs Humphreys— Mr, Mrs and Master Wilkins, Merthyr Tydvil Mr and Mrs Back, Yorkshire

VICTORIA TERRACE. 3, Ocean View House, Mrs Keusit— •j Mrs Nealer and maid, Salop Mrs and Mr R Ward Ashley, Derbyshire Mr and Mrs Blake and family, Manchester Plynlimon house, Mrs Pierce- Mr and Mrs Greensill, Wolverhampton Mr, Mrs and Miss Edwards, Sutton Coldfield Ca-jt Poulton, London Mr A Phillips, Herefordshire Miss Bnrgum, Monmouth -ra Addis. London Mr and Mrs Brunsden, do Mrs Robins, Gloucester Mr and Mrs Watson, Staffordshire Miss Watson, do Miss Oxley, do Mrs Teale, do Snowdon house, Mrs Clark- Mr, Mrs and Miss Thomas, Cheshire Rev E and Mra Charley, Chester Rev R M P Butler, Cheshire Mr, Mrs, Miss and Master Smeeton, Halifax Mra and Miss Lumby, do Mrs and Miss Hornby, Liverpool 6; Trafalgar bobse- Miss, Messrs J, R, and R Holden, Rochdale Mr and Mrs John Holden, do 7, Brighton House, Miss Mason— Mr G A n Badea, Best Miss Payne Miss A Cockra Miss E Bryant, Old HilI, Staffordshire Mr and Mrs I-Iow-irth and family, Bolton-Ie-Moora Mr and Mrs Brocklebanks, Great Malvern Abergeldie house, Mrs Julian- Mr J Pryce Davies, Fronfelen Mrs Deverenx Pryce, Maesmawr hall Miss Clara Davies and footman Mr and the Mrs Richmond, Kendal Mr R Richmond, Southport Misses Bagot, do Mr and Miss Davies, Manchester Mr and Mrs Pennyfeather, Richmond Mra Dr Vaehell, Cardiff Miss Granger, do Mrs Gag, do „ BRYNYMOR TERRACE. 2- Mr and Mra Potts, Stockport Mrs Venables, Walaaw Mr Moss, do 3, Mrs Thackham- Mrs, Miss and Master Lowe, Shrewsbury 4, Mrs Edwards- Mr Lee, Birmingham Mr Mrs, and Miss Lee, Wolverhampton QUEEN'S ROAD. Lurline house, Mrs Fear- Miss Bagley, Birmingham PORTLAND STREET. 5, Mrs Åston- Mr Davies, Shrewsbury Mr Rendell, do 8, Mrs Joues- Mr and Miss Welsh, Dublin 23, Miss Snlvanus- Mr, Mrs and Master Miller, Birmingham Miss Davies, Caersws 44, Mrs Capt Jones- Mr, Mrs and Miss Rowley, Westbromwicli loni NORTH PARADE. 18, The Misses Baker— Miss Southall, Somersetshire 23, Mrs Lumley— Mr and Mrs John Hurst, Hastings MI", Mrs and Miss Arculaa, Birmingham 35, Mrs Ellis- Mr and Mra Foulkes, Llanberis oa tkt •^am(^X<?u^6S and family, do 34, Mrs W. T. Williams— 39, Miss Evana— Mr, Mrs and Miss Mabel Johnson, Great Bridre Miss E Moore, do Miss Carpenter, U.C.W. Miss Walker, do Miss Sheavyn, do Miss Davies, do CHALYBEATE TERRACE. 4, Cocoa House, Mrs Davies- Messrs William and Jones, Aberhonddn Mr R. E. Mofford, Hafod, Swansea Mr T. J. West, Swansea Mr Todd, St. Andrews, Cambridge ALFRED PLACE. Dorset House, Miss Griffiths- Mr A. Bonld, Wedneabury 7, Mrs Ellis- Miss Cousens, Dublin Miss Betham, do GRAY'S INN LANE. Mr Judith, Wolverhampton IPMr Price, do 16, Mrs Davies- Mr and Mrs and Miss Davies, Radnorshire SHIPBUILDERS ROW. 7, Mra Evans- Miss Davies, Hay Miss Prioe, do PIER STREET. 38, Mrs James- Mr "no Mrs Bleachley, Chelsea Pier Hotel, Henry Owen— Mr and Mrs Parson, Shrewsbury Miss Parson, do Mr Davies, London Mr J. P.,iiton, Bolton Mr W. Paiton, do Mr Jonas, Liverpool NfcW STREET. 7, Mrs J Jones- Mrs Price, Builth 11, Mrs Rowlands— Mr. Mrs aid Miss Addingbrooke, Dudley 14, Mrs W. Samuel— Misses Rand C. Key, Birmingham LIT TLE DARKGATE STREET. 4, Mrs Pb,llit,.s- Mrs Wardiaan, York Prince Albert Hotel, Mrs Ellis- Mr Jones, London Mr Trillo, Cardiff 29, Bnrleisrh House, Mrs Finch- Dr and Mrs Clqrk-, Bn^.nos Ayres, South America Misses Twiss, Birmingham BRIDGE STREET. 16, Old Black Lion Inn, Mrs Davies- Mr Pryce, Builth Mr LewiF, Cwmystwyth Mr Jones, London 52, Mrs Evans- Mrs and Miss Fallwoods,'Birmingham MisA Tails, London Nags Head Inn, Mrs Evans- Mr and Mra Davies, Liangeitho Mr Jones, London 42, Mrs Robert— Mr WilHftms, London Mrs Hollsnd, Chester Mr Davies, Wrexham HIGH STREET. 10, Mrs J^nes— Mr R. W. Stapp, London Mr R. G Williams, Liverpool 18, Mrs Davies- Mrs Price, Llandudno Mra Phillios, Trevecca, near Brecon Mr John Phillips, do Mr Phillips, do 29, Mrs Lloyd- Mr and Miss Tack, Painscastle, near Hay 38, CaptJ onptJ- Mrs and Miss Williams, Westbronwich Miss <31asbr iok, Evesham 40, Mra Morgans- Mr and Mrs Price, Shrewsbury Mrs Woodburn, Westbromwich CUSTOM-HOUSE STREET. 3, Mrs Hnghes- Mr D .vies, Boilth j 5, Mrs Hall- Mr R. J. Rees, Lendon 10, Mrs Bowen- Mr and and Mrs J. Smith, Cardiff Miss S. J. W«bber, do SEA VIEW PLACE. 4, Castle C ifctags, Me", Oon^hfcou— Mr aad Mrs Edwio Cook iind maid, Brierly Hill Mr Pagett, Stowbridge 15, Ariel Cottage, Mrs Ihvics- Miss Mason, Islingt In, London Mrs nnd Miss Bllraslon, baby and maid, Hands- worth, Binning/am PENMAESGL&S ROAD. iJfi, Mrs Jones- Mr Robjohn", Newnham PRINCESS STREET. 12. Mrs Samuel- N Mr Dnnford, Oxford Miss Jenkins, New Quay Mr Barlow, Wrexham Mr Powell, Chester Mr J. Lewis, New Quay CAMBRIAN PLACE. Iler House, Miss Jones- Mr T. M. Jones, Lower Newton, Brecon Mrs Stephens Miss Stephens, Brecon Mrs Conway, do Mr Fewlks, Newtown QUEKNISTREET. 9, Mrs Molyneux- Mr and Mrs JamesiNew, Birkenhead POWELL STREET. 6, Mrs Lewis- Mrs Roberts, St. Helens Mr T. J. Roberts, do 12. Mrs James— Miss Jones, Rhayader LEWIS TERRACE. Terminus Hotel, Mrs Evans- Mr and Mrs Evanson, Londoa CORPORATION STREET. 4, Mrs Jones- Miss Richards London 8, Mrs Evans- Miss Edwards and sons Miss Johnstone, Leicester GEORGE STREET. 2, Newry house, Mrs D Lloyd- Messrs H nghes, Wolverhampton Mr John Hughes, do Mr Gibson, London Mrs Morris, Liverpool 8, Mrs Jones— • Mr and Mrs Timintrs, Birmingham Mr and Miss Edwards, Newton 15, Mrs Metcalfe- Mrs John Law, children and maid, Tettenhall, Wolverhampton Mr and Mrs Henry Law, do ST. MICHAEL'S PLACE.. 2, Miss Owen- Mr and Mrs Weale, Wolverhampton Mr U. Williams, Manchester Mr and Mrs Goodwin, Dresden Mrs Ashcroft, Longten Mrs R. Kent and Master George Kent, Dresden VULCAN STREET. 14, Mrs James— Mr and Misses Richards, Walthamatow Misses Richards, Oswestry TERRACE ROAD. Beach House, Miss Lloyd- Mr and Mrs Jones. Abbey Forgate, Shrewsbury Miss Jannet Jones, do Mr and Mrs Elsley, Alcester, Warwickhire BAKER STREET. 8, Dolegwyn House Mr and Mrs Lewis, Stoke Newington, London Mrs Jones and baby, and Master .Jones, Dalston, London

JOHN P. THOMAS, M.P.S., PHARMACEUTICAL AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, (BY EXAMINATION), 5, GREAT DARKGATE STREET.

THE MUNTCIPjA L ELECTION. The polling for a member of the Town Council in the room of Air fcvan Morgan, resigned, took place all Monday. The candidates were Mr John Evans, Laura-place, and Dr Rice Vlliia-n.s, the Terrace. The poll opened at eight o'clock, ana continued until eight in the evemng. Voters came up very slow throughout the day, and the total number who re- corded their votes was 72!. being about !"0 more than half the total -%Ir Gr;or^e Green, mayor, was the r«turn.ng otiicer, and the births were presided over by Alderman Peter Jones, Mr Richard James. Mr Grifiitn Williams, iVir lJ. C. Roberts, and Mr John Morgan, the poll clerks in.inc- Messrs David Davies, 1'. J. Cashmore, J. J. H. L. Evans, and Lewis Kvans. Dr kice Williams had the services of Mr J. D. Rushes aid Mr A. Perry, while the interests of Mr John Evans were looked after by MrWilliaui Rowlands and Mr William Samuel. Mr A. J. Hughes, town clerk acted in his official capacity. The proceedings throughout were of the tame t description, no extra efforts being made by either party to bring up voters, and everything Was carried out with the utmost good feelinsr. The official retut-ilz4 of the polling during the day were— At 11 o'clock, 150; 12, 193; one, 24U two, 304 three, 366; four, 413; five, 4:1-0 six, 437 seven, 6o0 eight, 721. There were fourteen spoilt votes. It was the general belief that Mr Evans would secure the seat, but the majority by which lie was returned was a surprise to his own friends as well as to those who supported l'r Williams. The counting of the votes was commenced immediately after the close of the poll, and about 9.2Q an adjournment was made to the lartre hall and the public were admitted, when the Mayor announced the result to be-Mr John Evans, 451 Dr Rice Williams, 256 majority, 195. he announcement was received with loud c eers for Mr Evans, followed by counter cheers for Dr Rice Williams. Mr John Evans returned his heartfelt thanks to those ladies and gentlemen who had honoured him with the majority of 195, and also to those who had assisted him in carrying on the election. He hoped they would not have cause to regret the honour they had conferred upon him, and he would endeavour to do credit to the town. He begged to propose a vote of thanks to the Mayor and all the presiding officers, and also to the Town Clerk, for the impartial manner in which they had conducted the poll (applause). Dr Rice Williams, who was warmly cheered, ten- dered his most sincere thanks to all those who had recorded their votes in his favour. Although he was second on the poll, he bore testimony to the honour- able way in which the battle had been fought on both sides. He begged to second the vote of thanks proposed by Mr Evans (cheers). The Mayor briefly replied, and the proceedings terminated. There was some display of coloured fires, &c., in the streets, but in a very short time the town assumed its normal state.

THE LOSS OF AN ABERYSTWYTH VESSEL. The Board of Trade inquiry into the loss of the steamer Glanwern, of Aberystwyth, was continued at α- I Swansea Towu-hall on Friday week. before Mr J. C. Fowler (stipendiary). The witnesses called were John Richards, boatswain, John R. Jones, A.B., Dd. Jenkins, A.B and Mr Francis, of Aberystwyth, part owner. Questions were afterwards put to tke court as to the general navigation of the vessel, and more particularly as to whether the captain was justified in leaving the bridge to consult his chart before taking the vessel out of danger. The court adjourned, and the replies were given on Saturday, when the court found against the captain, and his certificate was suspended for nine calendar months.

-V%Cttqtouf) ;,rt7UirffJ. "> .r, LLANBADARN FAWR CHURCH. WELSH SERVICES, With SERMONS, on Sundays, at 10 a.m. and 6.15 p.m., also on Thursday tvenings, at 7.15 p.m. ENGLISH SERVICE, With SERMON, at 11.30, on Sundays, Christaias Day, Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, Ascension Day. CELEBRATION OF THE HOLY COMMUNION IN WELSH On every first Sunday :n the month, 1 Festivals. CELEBRATICN OF THB HOLY COMMUNION IN ENGLISH On every third Sunday in the month, and on a Festivals. HYMNS, ANCIEN? AND MODERN. Offertories to be devoted to defraying current Church expenses, and to clear a debt of .£80 on the Bells. PARISH CHURCH, ABERYSTWYTH (ST. MICHAEL'S). SUNDAYS.—Holy Communion every Sunday at 8 a.m.; also, after Morning prayer on the first and third Sundays in the month. Morning Prayer aud Sermon at 11. Litany on the first and third Sundays at 4 P.tJl. Evening Prayer and Sermon at 6.30. fiOLY DAYS.-Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Morn- ingJPrayer at 10. Evening Prayer at 7. WEEK DAYS.—Morning Prayer daily a; 10. Evening Prayer and Sermon on Wednesdays at 7. llymns, Ancient and Modern." Rev. J. HAVARD PEOTHEROE, M.A., Vicar. Mr E. P. WYNNE, 7, Pier-street I Chirc Mr B. ELLIS MORGAN, 2, Marine-ter., S warleng LEWIS TERRACE COAL YARD AND WEIGH BRIDGE. R. ROWLAND JONES NOW OFFERS .BRYNDU HAND-PICKED COAL, makes ery little Ash, is clean burning and durable the oost economical Coal brought to Aberystwyth. W. & H. POWELL'S renowned RED ASH; Jso HOL Y BUSH, excellent house Coal. CANNOCK CHASE best Deep Coal, free fom Ash, very heating, keeps alight many hours witbut any attention. CINNOCK DEEP KIBBLES. B«st NETHERSEAL and Wrexham MAIN COLL. Akarge Quantity of Cilyrychen LIME; also Jias (Abtfthaw) LIME on the premises. al Daylight PETROLEUM OIL, Wholeale and Retail. Strn, House, and Smith Coal, supplied in truks of 6 f> 8 tons at Colliery prices, at any Station on he M. &M. or Cambrian Railways. Agent for Queen Fire and Life Insurance Compay. Note the Address- Corng of BREWER-ST. & SIXPENCE (Post Free), or Large Edition (clot), Is }d, from the Publisher, ELLIOT STOCK, 2 PA'JEBNOSTER Row, LONDON, E.C. MR G. T. CONGREVE Off THE SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF POTFSUMPTION AND ITS FINAL aURa, Together with observations on ASTHMA, CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, &c. The BOok contains authentic testimony of cases cured wg-e hope hid been abandoned. The "Christian Herald" says that" for Consumption ad Let CfcfcSt Diseases Mr Congreve is a Specialist of the filt Oidtr. aud stands unrivalled." Every ffsek new cases are published in which Mr Congrevjs treatment has been comp'etely successful. AB EKYS TWYTH,—SPECIAL NOTICE TOVISITOB. —Season 1887 I To render the stay agreeable and beneflcj;, every vijitor should wash with SCLPHOLINH SOAP. TB effects of he sea air are much better felt when the pores of te skin are ia a state of free, healthy action. This is attaii,! by using SULPHOLINE SOAP, which has a most marvel|0s depuratiyi action, the skin becoming delightfully srnoot* clear, spotless, and comfortable. The disagreeable eSe(t caused by wind orsan are resisted, all roughness, diseoloratioi &c., quietly disappearing. The steady use of SULPHOL110 SOAP is !ewarded by a fair, beautiful, healthy skin. p, Children tothing else should be used. The Soap itself cor ales the natural tint of the healthy skin. Tablets 6d. 801 everywherf. u k!1 ESTABLISHED 33 YEAR: D. THOMAS & SO Watchmakers, Jewellers,&, GREAT DARKGATE ST., ABERYSTWYTH. PURE MILK, TWICPI, A FROM BRYNAMLWG FARM. One MiIefrom Aberystwyth, ab ntt tee; ahove sea level. I FAHILtES SUPPLIED TWfOE DAILY WITH NEW MILK FROM THIS PA it.VI, WHICH IS SOLD PUKE AS FROM THE (XHV. GREAT CARE has been exercised in selecting Milch Cows with healthy ami vigorous con- stitutions, which is of the greatest importance; specially whtre Milk is used to bring up cbiidrtm. Milk may always be obtained from the sauie cow for infants and invalids. THE DAIRY, 39, GREAT DARKGATE STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. JOHN JAMES, Proprietor. PHOTOGRAPHY. EVERY Style of PORTRAIT taken by the aid of the most Modern Apparatus and perfect Ap- pliances. Sitters carefully arranged and lighted to obtain the most favourable likeness. Careful work. Prompt and good finish. ENLARGED PORTRAITS by a permanent pro- cess. These, when finished in Oil or Water Color, give the greatest satisfaction. Gentlemen's Seats, Groups, Animals, &c., photo- graphed. Terms on Application. E. R. G Y D E CHELTENHAM HOUSE, PIER-ST., ABERYSTWYTH G YDE'S FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT Novelties in Frames, Screens, and Cases. Novelties in Plush and Leather Goods. Novelties in Albums and Scra.p Books. Novelties in Writing Desks and Cases. Novelties in Purses and Card Cases. Novelties in Cigar and Cigarette Cases. Novelties in Cabinet Goods. Novelties in English and Foreign Vases. Novelties in Artistic Pottery. Novelties too numerous to mention. E. R. G Y D E PIER STREET. NEW BUTCHERING ESTABLISHMENT, &c., NOW OPENED, AT 19, NORTH PARADE, ABERYSTWYTH, BY FRED. BAKER (OF RHYDYPENNAU FARM). Commenced for the purpose of bringing Meat, &c. direct from the Farmer to the Consumer at greatly reduced prices, wholesale and retail. Home Baked and Fancy Bread, Confection- ery, &c., on.the best terms. N.B.—Ham and Bacon Carer, Pork Pies, & Sausages NOTICE TO VISITORS AND OTHERS. T. GRIFFITHS, LION TEA WAREHOUSE, Opposite the Gogerddaa Arms and Lion 0 Hotel, Aberystwyth, rjlEA AND COFFEE DEALER, AND PROVISION MERCHANT. ALWAYS. IN STOCK:- REAL WILTSHIRE SMOKED BACON AND HAMS, (Branded CHAS. HARRIS &CO., Calne) AND HOME-CURED. FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS IN DAILY. NEW COALS, COALS, COALS. RAILWAY STATION, ABERYSTWYTH. JOHN JENKIN JONES (OF THE COOPERS' ARMS) BEGS to offer for Sale the following first-class -D House Coals at the cheapest possible price:- The SELECTED HAND-PICKED JUBILEE COAL excellent Coal for Drawing Rooms and other superior purposes. The CELEBRATED YORKSHIRE SILKSTONE COAL. The Best HAND-PICKED CANNOCK CHASE WIGAN ARCEY. RUABON YARD. SHROPSHIRE HOUSE COAL. „ NEWPORT LARGE do do.) (Slow and very clean burning). And various other qualities always in Stock. Special terms made with Customers for Truck loads and large quantities. Also, Steam and Smith's. Coal supplied at Colliery rices in truck loads. Please Note the Address— OFFICE AND WHARF RAILWAY STATION AND COOPERS' ARMS, ABERYSTWYTH. P.S.-LIME supplied in Truck loads at a very low rate. I CURE FITS When I say cure I do not mean j merely to stop them for a time and then have them return again. I mean a radical cure. I have made the disease of FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS a life-long stndy. I warrant my remedy to cure the worst cases. Because others have failed isno reason for not now receiving a cure. Send at once for a treatise and a Free Bottle of my infallible remedy. Give address in full. It costs you nothing for a trial, and I will cure you. Address Dr H. G. Root, 5, Plum Tree Ct., Farringdon-st., London. TOWLE'S PENNYROYAL AND STEEL PILLS FOR FEMALES quickly cerrect all irregularities and re- lieve the distressing symptoms so prevalent with the sex. Boxes Is lid and 2s 911 of all Chemists. Sent anywhere for 15 or 34 Stamps, by the Lincoln and Midland Counties Drug Co., Lincoln. -BEWABB OF IMITATIONS. CHEAP Nouj&xSHXENT.-Fourteen IsMe Breakfas 1 Cups of Strong, reliable Cocoa can be had trom v<xpenn Packet of Cadbury's Cocoa Essence. Ask for Cadbury's, and do not be imposed upon. Beware of Imitations. <• I .!• ■. V r » iV n t; .rr < A i i s J, PLUMBERS, r >v r P OINTERS PAPERH A ICG KltS, N 1) GENERAL HOOSE DKCORATOLIS. All Sizes of IROV and LEAD PTPE PAINTS, VAiiXlSKKS, BKUSHE3, Ac. EARTHEN C^v.iOsi 2; I i KaGK. A LARGE STOCK OF VAPKItHANGINGS To select from. N.B.—P. & W. G. have just re-fivc.} a Con^iga- tnent of IRON n J D S T K ADS from one of the Lir,sf. h{¡nf :.ú' orors in the WorWL From 10s 6d each. MA rTiili-5-! KS from 8s 6 aacb 3, NORTH PAR A HE, ABKRYSTWYTK. EIGHTY WOKDS FOR ENGLAND'S DAUGHTERS. THE ENORMOUS REGULAR SALES OF TENS OF THOUSANDS OF TONS OF SINCLAIR'S SOAP FOR ALL WATERS Is the he,t p-oof that The PuhJíc know" nil Hp)tre.ci if* ITS M WIC4L CLE, N'IXG PItOPKItTIS3, AID THOROUGH STRRUXO VW.UB A BOOX TO KI H AND POOR AI.IKR. I( cannot ii'jure the mo-i delicate F tn ic. Sold by Gnwrs & Oiiinan Everywhere. J. SIXCLAII, & S Soi-thwA-K-sirent. LONDON, S.E., an-i 55, W Liverj*K.l. Beware of Iluif:t(tOfl8 A SAFE FAMILY MB 1)10 IN" MS* Prescribed for more tlian Half a Century. JJR. imLEMMINGS, QUININE AND CAMPHOR pILLS NERVOUS DISEASES, I FEMALE COMPLAINTS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, FEBRILB DISORDERS, INDIGESTION, Loss OF APPETITE, BILIOUS AFFECTIONS. FLATULENCE, HEARTBURN, STOMACH ROUGHS, ancl. LIVER COMPLAINTS. A MILD AND SAFE TONIC APERIENT. Free from any injurious ingredient, Compounded entirely of a small quantity of Quinine, Turkey Rhubarb, Tonics, &c. These Pills, on account of their' specially mild character, may be taken by Ladies at all times, and by all persons of delicate habit. In- valuable for the host of troubles attendant upeik Disordered Liver, Lang-our, Irritability, Low Spirits. Depression, Constipation, &c. DR. PILLS Are now put up in L 'es at Is ltd, 2s 9d, 4s 6Q (instead of Boxes a. -)fore), and may be had of MOST CHEMISTS, u I- jst Free for ls 2d, 2s 10d. and 4s 8d, from REES REES, BILL-POSTER, &c., LITTLE DARKGATE STREET, ABERYSTWYTH, BEGS to inform the Public that he leases the mosfc fD prominent Porting Stations in Aberystwyth. Orders for Town and Countrystrictly attended to. R. li. begs to mforT, the Public that hs is a Mem- ber of the United Kingdom Bill Posters Association. We know what belongs to a Watch. "-Shakes[, e ire STEWART DAWSON & Co's World wide renowned Watches are still unassailable as the FINEST PRODUCTIONS OF THE 19TH CENTURY. REMEMBER we Manufacture and Sell our ENGLISH LEVKR WATCHES Direct to the Public, and by this means save to the. Purchaser the Profrs of Agents and Dealers. All our Watches are fully Ulnstrated in our MAG- NIFICENT TRADE CATALOGUES, with the Price placed against each Engraving, which is drawn from that actual Watch, so that YOU CAN BUY WITH PZRFECT SECURITY. Our remarks are Ia'ii^putable, and yon uny pr^va it yourself by patronizing STEWART DAWSON & CO.. from whom you may boy a single Watch tiL esictly the same Low Wholesale pobii.-hed price. as it yotl. bought a gross at their Factory. On these lines S. D. & Co. have developed THE LARGEST WATCH TRADE IN THE WORLD. A Choice Present sent with each Watch. Note the Address- STEWART DAWSON & CO., ENGLISH WATCH MANUFACTURERS LIVERPOOL. Superbly Illustrated Waich Catalogae post free foe- Two Stamps, cost of postage only. COLEMAN'S LIEBIG'8 EXTRACT OF MEAT AND MALT WINE IS a Delicious "H 'rage and Tonic made from Port Wine, Liel t> ixi,ia.ot of Meat and Extract Q £ Malt; Nutritioi •. .-eng hening, Stimulating, Flash- iorming, and He. ^-restoring; suitable for the Robusfc n Health as well as the Invalid. Strongly recommended by the Medical Faculty. ImportantunsolicitedTestimonial from E. HOPKINSL ESQ., L.R.C.P., L.F.P.S. Hundreds have been received from Medical Men. 54, Aston Road, N Birmingham. December 17th, 1886. Dear Sirs,—I beg to acknowledge receipt of sample of your Extract of Meat and Malt Wine," also one you sent a short time back. I have now Qurr. TWENTY PATIENTS TAKING IT, and as a flesh- forming, and strength producing agent, I consider it SECOND TO NONE, being equally useful in all forma of debility. Yours faithfully, EDWARD HOPKINS, Messrs Coleman & Co. L.K.C.P., L.F.P.S. Sold by all Druggists, Wine Merchants, and Patent Medicine Vendors in the United Kingdom, in Bottles 2s 9d and 4s 6d each. Ask for COLEMAN'S LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT AND MALT WINE, and see that you get it." If there is any difficulty in getting the Wine, write direct to the Manufacturers, who will forward Sample Pint Bottle free by Post on receipt of 33 stamps Dozen 11 "Rail" 30s. SOLE MANUFACTURERS, COLEMAN & CO., ST. GEORGE'S, NORWICH VfOXEY.—IMPERIAL DEPOSIT BANK, 18, iXL Adam-street, Strand, London.—ADVANCES made privately at a day's neti-e, from 20 to 2,01'01. to malt or female, in town or ooantry, upon promissory notes, with- out bill of sale, on the following terms:- Advance £20 Twelve monthiy repayments of 91 15 0 80,. 2 12 6 » 50 „ „ 7 e 100 H 15 0 Larger amounts the same in proportion, and, if desired, the capital can rem iir so log as the interest is paid. Advances also made upon the mortgage of Furnitnre Stocky Crops, Deeds, and Life Policies. Di-tance no object.. Send for prospc^us to CHAS. J. KVIGHTLEY, Manager. HAIR DESTROYER.—ALEX. ROSS' DEPILA-' TORY Removes Hair from the face neck, and. arms; 3s 6d per bottle; s*ntbypo-t, sei;r«tly packed, f>r 54 st-mps. Hair Dj e, for light or darkcjlours, Cantliarides, for growth of hair; Curling Flui i Bloom of roses, for giving beauty to the lips and cheeks; the kin Tightener, for furrowd; Liquid for black specks, each 3s Od, sent by post for 51 stamps. Spl nts for crooked limbs, 21s Medicine for obisity, 5s; Com- pletion Pills, as 9d Nose Machine £ >r shapening the nose» 10s 6d Ear Machine for outstanding ears, 10, 6d; Tar Soap, the remedy for the skin. Is; Alex. Ross's Toilet Medicine," is. all secretly packed fer stamps.-2I, Lambs' Conduit-street, near Holborn, London, and all Chemists. ONE BOX OF CLARKK'S B 41 PILLS w* warranted to cure all discharges from the Urin- ary Organs, in either sex, acquired or constitutional, Gravel, and Pains in the Baok. Sold in Boxes, 4a tJCI. each, by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors; or sent to any address for 60. stamps by the Makers, THE LINCOLT -& MIDLAND, COUNTIES' DRUG COM- PANY, Lincoln. Wholesale—all the Wholeaals Houses. DUNVILLE'S OLD IRISH WHISKY is recommended by the medical profession in preference to French Br,indy. They hold the largest stock of Whisky in the world. SuppjieC n casks and case; for home use end exportation. Quotations on application to DCKVILLB & Co., Limited, Royal Iriaifc Dstilleries, Belfast.