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;&UitUfí5 J\.b rtfís.efí. NEW SERIES gjHORT TALE9 JgY VARIOUS AUTHORS.  VARIETY OF TALENTy EXCELLENT READING, THIS WEEK will be continued in the £ JARDIFF rj\IMES AND gOUTH ALES WEEKLY NEWS A NEW SERIES of SHORT TALES of a particularly brief, pithy, and attractive character. The whole of the stories are well written, and most of them are by Authors whose work ig welcomed in every household. The following is a Full List of the Series of Stories and the order of Publication ONLY A PHOTOGRAPH, Justin McCarthy, BETWEEN TWO PATIENTS, George Manville Fenn THE GHOST MONK, Mrs Campbell Praed A SHOCKING EXPERIMENT, Fred Boyle. TWO TETE.A.TETES, Helen Mathers. NORA'S LOVE LETTER, Hume Niabeb. A HAPPY MISCHANCE, Iza Duffus Hardy. THE INTRIGUE NEXT DOOR, Edmund Downey. THE STRENGTH OF A BROKEN LINK, Richard Dowling. THE POISONED KREESE, Herbert Pearson. ON THE ROAD. Marie Von Thilo (of the Pseudonym Library). AT CLOSE QUARTERS WITH A HYENA, Captain C. W. Young. WANTED, Harold Conway. A DETECTIVE STORY, Ex-Chief Inspector Cavanagh. A GREEK GOD, Captain Random NOT FAR TO SEEK. Ida LemoD. THE BABIES' TEACHER, J. H. Yoxall. THE ROSE-OF-GOD RUBY, Richard Ashe King. A WHITE ANGEL, Professor F. H. Williams. INTO THE LION'S DEN, J. Johnson Leak. PHYLLIS' LETTER, L. E. B. Stephens. A DEAD LOCK, WITH A SKELETON KEY, W. W. Penn. A HUNTING FLIRT, Mrs Kennard. THE LAST HOUR. F. M. Howard. The Twenty-third Story of the Series, A H UNTING FLIRT, BY MRS KENNARD, Will appear in the columns of the CARDIFF TIMES AND SOUTRWALESWEEKLYNEWS ON SATURDAY; MARCH 9TH. RIG-CLASS SENSATIONAL JjMCTlON. NEW NoVEL. tfftOM THE PEN OF THE AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERY OF A HANSOM CAB." Readers may rely upon a First-class Story, full of interest from the first chapter to the last, THE AUTHOR OF OUR NEW STORY. MR FERGUS HUME, Author of The Mystery of a Hansom Cab," "Madame Midas," "The Fever of Life," I The Queer Story of Adam Lind," The Red Star," The Lone Inn," etc., etc. We have pleasure in informing out Readera that we have arranged with the Author of The Mystery of a Hansom Cab "—perhaps the most widely-read sensational story of recent years—for the right to issue serially his new MS. work entitled :— THE THIRD VOLUME. THE rjlHIRD VOLUME. rpHE rjlHIRD yOLUME. NOW APPEARING IN THE CARDIFF flUMES AND jgOUTH ALES WEEKLY NEWS READ I THE fJIHIRD yOLUME, A NEW NOVEL BY JjlERGUS HUME, JD jn author of "The Mystery of a Hansom Cab," "The Fever of Life," Madame Midas," .•'The Red Star," "The Lone Inn," &c„ &c. DESCRIPTION. "THE THIRD VOLUME" is a story iull of movement. Twomen,apparentlyof the most oppo- sitecbaractersand temperaments, meet in London, after many years' separation. The younger is of a fiery, restless, nomadic disposition, and, being moderately wealthy and an orphan, is continually on the move. He has just returned from an excur. sion in the Antipodes. The elder man is the pink of neatness in dress and surroundings. Heliveslikean ,automaton. He resents the introduction into his own life of anything which is not thoroughly orthodox and conventional. BIs habits are of the most methodical type, and he is a pronounced foman hater. His young friend is in a rush of many engage- ments when he is brought to a stand by the reo ceipt of two letters, one from a woman whose name he has never heard before, and the other from his lawyer cautioning him against some statement which be beheves this woman intends making. The young fellow proceeds to investigate the aSair, and at once finds himself on the brink of a shocking mystery—which up to that time had been kept entirely concealed from him, this being nothing less than the murder of his own Ifther oyer twenty years before, and the trial of bis mother for the crime. Overwhelmed with his feelings he takes from the lawyer's hands a bundle of papers for per- l at home. Bub, who he asked himself, was woman who had written him, and what was statement she wished to make ? NOW APPEARING IX THE £ JARDIFF rgllMES jL AND SOUTH ^y ALES "^y EEKLY NEWS THE THIRD VOLUME IS A FIRST CLASS SENSATIONAL STORY, WHOLE- j SOME, THRILLING AND FULL OF i movement. ¡;uzint55 j\.bbrt!ísts. THE SCHOLASTIC TRADING CO. JL (LIMITED). COMMERCIAL ENVELOPES FROM Id PEE 100. BIBLES FROM 10D EACH. ACCOUNT BOOKS FROM 6D EACH, ALBUMS FROM 4s 6D EACH. LETTER CASES, POCKET BOOKS, FBOM lB. NOTEPAPER FROM PER LB. SPECIAL TERMS FOR BOOKS FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL LIBRARIES AND REW ARDS. WINDOW TRANSPARENCIES FROM 6D SHEET. Any Book post free on receipt of the published 1336 price. 58e FIVE REASONS WJEIY ALL SHOULD BUY U A Y M A N' S BALSAM, .63 IT STOPS COLD. IT CURES A COUGH. IT GIVES PROMPT RELIEF. IT HAS A VERY PLEASANT TASTE. IT CONTAINS NO OPIUM OR MORPHIA. FOR YOUNG MEN AND MAIDENS. OLD MEN AND CHILDREN. CURED MY COLD and I heartily recommend it.' MY COUGH HAS GONE after one bottle.' ONE DOSE RELIEVED.' MY CHILDREN LIKE IT." "NO UNPLEASANT EFFECTS." Sold everywhere. Price, Is lid, 2s 8d, Is 6d. 1022 NEW gHORT STORIES FOR THE "SOUTH WALES ECHO." REMINISCENCES OF A JpRISON WARDER. BY AN EX-WARDER OF WEST GREEN PRISON. Under this title a Series of Fourteen Shorb Stories will be Published in the Columns of the Echo. The first story— "JpOOR LARRY," appaared on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6TH. Other stories will be published on subsequent WEDNESDAYS. The following is a complete list of the stories; l.-POOR CLARRY. 2.-GRANNIE'S PILGRIMAGE. 3.—THE TOUCH OF A VANISHED HAND. 4.—TINY TINA'S SHOES. 5.—THE TROUBLES OF BINGSTER B-. 6.—ON THE ROAD WITH A BAG. 7.-POOR JIM! 8.-THE BANNER HOUSE TRAGEDY. 9.—JACK ROBINSON'S SWEETHEART. 10.—PRINCE SOLTOFF'S VIOLETS. FOLLY. 12.-A STRANGE COURTSHIP OR, EMI- GRANT SYD. 13.—A MUFF WITH A GOLDEN LINING. 14.—THE FAITH OF THE COUNTESS OLGA T° MAKE HARD T15111 EASY JL'J Is a problem thousands are daily trying to solve. YOU CANNOT MAKE A SOVEREIGN worth more than twenty !\hillings, BUT YOU CAN BUY MORE ADVANTAGEOUSLY in some markets than others, thereby increasing its purchasing powers. FOR A PRACTICAL TEST TRY THE Å TLAS JpURNISHING COMPANY, LTD., JJAYES BUILDINGS, CARDIFF, FOR READY MONEY OR ON EASY TERMS. SOUND, RELIABLE. AND ARTISTIC FURNITURE. ALL KINDS OF BEDROOM FURNITURE. Bedroom Suites complete from £3158. ALL KINDS OF DINING-ROOM FURNITURE. Dining-room Suites complete from £ 3 15s. ALL KINDS OF DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE. Drawing-room Suites from £ 5 5s. ALL KINDS OF KITCHEN FURNITURE ALL KINDS OF BAMBOO AND FANCY FURNITURE. ALL KINDS OF GENERAL FURNITURE. ALL KINDS OF PIANOS & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, SEWING MACHINES, WASHING MACHINES, PERAMBULATORS, MAIL CARTS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, &c. WE ARE ABSOLUTELY THE 0 HE APES and most EXTENSIVE HOUSE FURNISHERS OUT OF LONDON. We have over ^•50,000 WORTH OF jgTOCK In our Show-rooms for intending Buyers to Select from. We are Large Manufacturers of Cabinet and Upholstered Goods; our workshops at the rear of our Shop are Open for Public Inspection, ADVICE.—We advise those about to Furnish to go through our Premises and see our Stock whether they buy or not this will give them all idea of what Furniture really is. OUR TERMS FOR EASY PAYMENTS ARE AS FOLLOWS: j65 worth of goods, 2s per week. :£10 It :£20 „ „ 48 6d „ £25 6a Special arrangements for larger amounts. All goods delivered free by ltoad. Vaniage paid within 100 miles of Cardiff. Catalogues, Price Lists, and Terms free on application. OUR ONE AND ONLY ADDRESS ATLAS jglURNISHING CO., J^IMITED, JJAYES JgUILDINGS, 0ARDIFF J^ECORATIONS~~J)ECORATIONS! J!J' BALL-ROOMS. CONCERT-ROOMS, BANQUETS, &c., DECORATED IN AN ARTISTIC MANNER ON MOST REASONABLE TERMS. All kinds of Furniture, Decorations, &c., lent. TERMS ON APPLICATION. ATLAS JpURNISHING CO" HAYES, /CARDIFF. Vy 1215 ASK FOR J^EYNOLDS' CHOICE FLOUR, In small bags, for the next jJOME SUP PLY. Sold by all leading Stores and Provision Merchants in South Wales. Wholesale from J. REYNOLDS AND CO., ALBERT MILLS, GLOUCESTER. ASK FOR Reynolds. 1396 POSTAL DELIVERY JL SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. be?*10 *>r°PT,"etors of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEW Pmtn? announce that by a special concession of the First 1> ,S or'tles they are enabled to despatcn their a> ? on each morninc by the Mails leaving Cardiff within tC'limiW5 a' ™' Country Subscribers re3idiu2 GLAMORGANSHIRE, CARMARTHENSHIRE, The TmRn^mGANSHIKE- NEWS is fo^arded7P°repaid) to ™ inir and all ntv,^ v;ePaK1) to residents of the follow- St Fagan's Sully morn,nK }~ Pencoed Courtyralla Michaelstone-Ie. S Brides-sup.-Ely Dinas Powis PnltWnwr, St. Nicholas Cadoxton SKfldd Bonvilstone Barry Peterstone Caerphilly Llandaff Bedwas 7 Kadvr ^st,™d Mynach Llanishen Morganstown ^ArPnnt Whitchurch Mehngriflith St. Mellon s half's Well Pentyrch Cetn Mably Xon^wynlais Pentyrch Cefn Mably Xon^wynlais St. Andrew's W'ln't Tree Bdce London & West of Kngland subscribers receive the: papers on the forenoon of publication As weli d.s thoseportions of BRECONSHIRE an MONMOUTHSHIRE comprised wifclnn the Trede^a and Rhymney YalleyPostal Districts, may now hava the SOUTH WALKS DAILY Nmvs delivered at thei residences daily by the same post as that which con Toys their London letters. PER QUARTER, PER HALF-YEAR PeuY^ar 0 SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS OFFICER Ct_ 1\.ta 1o'1..lô:r,1'f- ("t'.dt'I Business ^Isftresses. .r XSTOP ONE MOMENT! Oh, dear doctor, must my darling die? "There is very little hope, but TRY 9NE OF THE MOST REMARKABLE REMEDIES I OF THE AGE. TUDOH. WILLIAMS PATENT jgALSAM OF HONEY. .iJL Thousands of children have been saved from an untimely death by the prompt use of TUDOR WILLIAMS' BALSAM OF HONEY. No Mother should neglecc to keep this Infallible Remedy in the house ready for any emergency. Remember that. it is wiser co check a slight Cough at the commencement than to allow it to develop into a ngering complaint DO NOT FORGET TO GIVE IT TO THE BABY. OVER 4,000 TESTIMONIALS TO HAND FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. A LARGE EMPLOYER OF LABOUR SPEAKS HIGHLY OF IT. I find your Tudor Williams' Balsam of Honey very useful for cold or coughs, and keep a bottle always by me. My children have also found much benefit iroitt it in case of Bronchitis and Cough. Yours truly, BENJ. PETTY, Of the Firm of Messrs Petty & Sons, Ltd White Hall Printers, Leeds. January 17, 38S5. PARENTS THINK IT A GOLDEN REMEDY SlR,-I consider it my duty to send you this testi. monial of the re3,t benefit my child has derived from your grand Tudor Williams's Patent Balsam of Honey. She has taken it for three years. She has been troubled with bronchitis since 11 weeks old. She is now 6 years old, and since I discovered this piepara- tion I consider my child out of danger, and no need to call in any medical ma.n. Yours faithfully, MRS BOND. 17, Argyle-street, Darwen, January 21st, 1895. Sold by all Chemists Mini Stores an over the World Sample bottlo sent (post paid) for Is 3il, 3s, and 5s from the Inventor, D. TUDOR WILIJIAMS, MEDICAL HALL, ABERDARE. 1425ft 17e—1177 J3 U P T U R E. CURED WITHOUT OPERATION OR DETENTION FROM LABOUR. WILLIAM KING, Hernia Specialist, 25 years' ex- perience, attends 14, High Holborn, London, daily. In his treatment there is no operation and no loss of time but immediate relief, safety, and restoration from all tùe ailments caued by Rupture and the use of trusses. No charge for consultation and examination, and cost of treatment within the reach of every sufferers. nOOK post free, three stamps. 15551 89e 1404 "TVTO NAME OINTMENT. -i-* This Ointment is confidentially recommended as an old, tried,and successful remedy for scurvy,scrofula, glanùular swellings, ringworm, old wounds, ulcerated legs, scald heaùs, blotches on the face aud body, St. Anthony's fire, burns, chilbbiœ, bruises, piles, fistula, ¡ rheumatism, bunions, &c. It will soon heal up the most obstinate eruption of the skin of every kind. Please note the Trade Mark Label on eacl1 pot. "KTO NAME PILLS. .JLTI For scrofula, scurvy, ulcerated legs, erysipelas, blotches on the face, eruptious on the body, piles, fistula, glandular swellings, &e., cic. They may be taken by persons of eit;her sex, are tonic and invigorating, and. acring upon the secretions, they are a truly valuable blood purifiers, and may be ucd iu conjulldiolJ with the" No Name" Ointment in any of the above diseases. Sold in pots and boxes by all chemists. Price 71,1¡d.. Is l%d, and 4s 9d each. No family should be without them. SOLE PROPRIETOR :— J. WHITE HOUSE, 194, DERITEND, BIRMINGHAM. Ageuts wanted in every district. 1313 LUNG SAVE YOUR LIVES BY TAKING TONIC LUNG TONIC LUNG TONIC LUNG U TONIC LUNG -w- TT VT P m A H T n TONIC LUNG rpONIC. tonio LUNG TONIC LUNG THE MIGHTY HEALER. TONIC LUNG It has a power ovenliseases hither- TONIC LUNG to unknown in medicine TONIC LUNG Are you at all weak-chested, or TONIC LUNG inclined to be Consumptive, with TONIC LUNG just a touch of cough now and then ? TONIC LUNG "Try this Wonderful Medicine. TONIC LUNG The Cough and Weakness will dis- TONIC LUNG appear as if by magic, and you will TONIC LUNG feel a strength and power you never TONIC LUNG had before. TONIC LUNG HAVE YOU A COUGH? TONIC LUNG A DOSE WILT. RELIEVE IT. TONIC LUNG llAVE YOU A COLD? TONIC LUNG A DOSE AT BEDTIME WILL TONIC LUNG REMOVE IT. TONIC LUNG Bronchitis and Asthma it relieves TONIC LUNG instantly. TONIC LUNG The Spasms of Coughing so dread- TONIC LUNG ful >n Whooping Cough become less TONIC LUNG with each dose of the medicine. TONIC LUNG TONIC LUNG" Your Lung Tonic has done won- TONIC LUNG ders for me in stopping my cough TONIC LUNG and bleeding from the lungs. Itcer- TONIC LUNG tainly is a wonderful medicine. I TONIC LUNG have spent pounds, and all to no TONIC LUNG good. before I tried it." TONIC LUNG ADA FLI .TCHER, 146. Lawson TONIC LUNG street, Darlington. TONIC LUNG As a public speaker and singer, TONIC LUNG I always find it invaluable for clear- TONIC LUNG in the voice. It acts like magic TONIC LUNG on my children for throat and chest TONIC LUNG complaints, aud 1 have known i TONIC LUNG save life, when given up by three TONIC LUNG physicians." JOHN BAILEY, TONIC LUNG Pastor P.M. Church, Ramsgate TONIC LUNG TONIC LUNG Prepared by W. T. OWBRIDGE, TONIC LUNG Chemist, Hull. Sold in Bottles, Is TONIC LUNG 2s 9d, 4s 6d, and lis, by all TONIC LUNG Chemists and Patent Medicine Ven- TONIC LUNG dors, Wholesale, all London and Pro- TONIC LUNG vincial Houses. 13711-1153 TONIC ^JjRESHAM jj^IFE ^SSURANCE gOCIETY, LIMrrED, ESTABLISHED 1848. HEAD OFFICE ST. MILDRED'S HOUSE, POULTRY LONDON, E.C. General Manager and Secretary: JAMES H. SCOTT. There is nothing desirable in Life Assurance which the GRESHAM does not fnrnish cheaply and intel ligibly. The Gresham transacts the largest amount of new Dustiness every year of all British Life Offices dealing in Ordinary Life Assurance only. 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