The Carmarthen Journal and South Wales Weekly Advertiser

MARK E T S. CORN. LONDON. nd<v.—TH^RT: was a good attendance ) Of f White wheaf-s, Is 6d to ■ <*<i»»k -Jonsiderable business > -r.- } ar: s' v Z:\tiaud. 41- 'o 42s short, 40* 10 41; inhIs, Is dearer; good B.ns 37>1, Flour mad" 91 a v i e. la z -fid ••■i.rJ.v inai-raia-1 fully latn r.» s. "'«• .v< rn o i,3C.vek -hodemaud. Oat#: b 1 1 T! 1 'ne x "J-i »:o tiuiou Bus i ■ Ii OA CDIFF, Sit r SY. At our Corn E*cUai.«re to- rn •t V!l3 m ««>aU supply >u,d fully j* p r qr J t.r r o the week. Foreigu was very fir n, in 110,1 r qr d.-arer. Maize was strong, wiih a I u.iv-,„t 61 to Is per qr the last few « Barley was .learer. Beans were unchanged very firm it 61 per qr advance. GLOUCESTER. Saturday.—There wasa short supply or E M-.i.si) Wlleat on offer at our market to.day, and soM it 6d to is per qr advance. Foreign wheat v;, n f t.r re<j test at 6.1 qr more money. Gri i 1 »<.iriey vn p..r qr: in 1 uaizc 18 p-jr qr djare Oats heid f> r tuliy 1;\ rat-a* CATTLE. lONMOUTH F .MiTtfIUHTL.1 STOCK MARKET, Mon- d >"•—At our u iik i o-d »y, tIw sapply of fat and "fore cattle, h r-p, &a- was not large, bntpigs wera fairly numerous. Trade was drawing. Cows and chives, f >m £12, o £18: two yv-ir old cattle, from to £13; y.-aWinsfs, from £6 to -69 10s each. S'rv ig s'or<*s. fro'n three MONTHS old pin 25s 32s WEANERS, 16s to 21s each. P .rk 9- 6>i p -1- R 6d. sco Atic-iur. ic Fit. beasts, Fd II ers, 44s 47s LONDON M • SAY.—Supplies were Jight; prime I'labiifx short an < igain b lyers' other gr;i l js Wet a Blow sale and no better in prices though a light Simply and coid weather wen* ealc .tt-d t., h< lp trade somewhat. and lamb supplies rly lar^e and prices oi' weathers not quo ibly higher, previous rates were more readily obtained. an I trade was rather more cheerful. Fat calves very scarce a few plain Danish sold at about 4d ppr siba pig trade was slow. LIVERPOOL, Monday.—There was a larger supply ot stock than last Monday. The demand was good at fall pric >s for cattle sheep in good demand, at 81ightly i<-iw.»r rates. The following were tbf quotations ;—Beef, 54.1 to 6fd mutton, 5td to Sid; live weight cattb", 2IN 3Gi 6d per At market Cattle. 930 sbet-p, 4.362. BUTTER. CORK, Saturday — Ordinary Firsfs, 126S seconds, 118^4 I'hir.is, 113s Fourths, 90s. Mild Cured Firkins Fine mil-i, 123s; Mild, 119-4, Num- bar in market 8t firkin, 1 keg, and 18 mild. PROVISIONS. LONDON, Monday.—Butter: Tho market was arm for all kinds at full quotations. Frieslaad, 908 to 116s; Normandy, 100s to 132, Danish TH. 1B2" NeW Zealand' 70s to 112s. Cheese Ohln manfl wa8 eteady for hardening rites; ^heddar, 44s to 74s American aud Car adian, 30s to 56s; Dutch, Edam, 55s to 63s; Dutch, G >. da, 46! to 54 New Zealand, 40s to 63 B.ou Irish dull re,Jtlest Hfc a 1VflQ''e<{ prices Continental MONMOUTH, Saturday. There was <I small at our inarket to-day, trade in most epartments fairly brisk. The quotations were as follows :Fresh butter, Is 4d per Ib, frnD t)'e38ed poultry Fowls, d t0 01 per couPle turkeys, lOd to lid 8 I i fueat (prime joints) Beef,from u to 9d per lb veal, from J0d to lid per lb 1rether mutton, 9d per lb and pork, 7d per lb. HAVERFORDWII:ST, Sa'urday.—Barley, 38 to 38 4d oii.1 "f Pwtatoe8- 5i to 68 cwt, Butchers' beef (best), 6d to 9d j er lb mutton, 8d to 9d ppr Ib; r,< rk- 5d to 7J per lb Ur (fres-;), Is 3d t.) Is 4,d per Ib fowls, 6[1 per couple eggs,:8 for Is. SEED. LONDON, tnereh i iis, ot Gr ;at vlaz^ Pond, London, S.E ^'t-oiv. u fair, steuay trade passing. As regard* ,l n*;s no change oan be noted. Superfine English t"li CGm Ino :.¡ds tong prices, but eicellent foreign luoderne t'rms. For choice alsyke the trade is It°J- l«'efoil an<l white there is more doing, fat laU a"d PVreu.n'a*1 ryegrasses realise last week's? rated. Sanfoin is chnap this year. For spring In Kr^ 18 a request at advancing rales. Mnof^eje'i 'le ^'end'ncy is also against the buyer, eof v 8h0W8 n0 ahera,i°n- Blue peas and hari- Can^LaDS wiVre, Carer* «°ai'let runDers aad tions Wou,1«r beans offer at tempting quota- Hops, atno°WDON' — I'here has been a moderate tho UQL ^us'l,e38 passing in the hop market, and a-6, *^aa more inquiry. A few holders to-day epied rather easier terms, bat the bulk of A,e.r8 remain very firm on the Continent, and encan market business was qniet. WOOL. oh?n»D5,-ORD' Mon liiy-—There was no appreciable *«u V balfbr.vi and demi sort- » .■ l r but others are depressed, and h .0" uac'ia'-iged, aad a detdino i^ tl-■ Motors- tops havo com<'inio ;h- ene, Z I, he demuoa „„ t->r cvo^v.reds. wbicb aio f»*ir!'» 1 steady. English noils firm Alpaca and mohair do not improve. Yarns-both English and Botany were vry disappointing. HIGHEST quality of Reeds and Healds for weaving Flannels, Woollens, and Tweeds are only made by TOI LUND, Argyll Mills, Bingley, Yorks. Prices and samples on application.—ADVT.] 618

"THEY DROPPED OFF-POISONED BY MY BLOOD." There is more or less of an impression upon the minds of some people that statements as to the merits and effects of popular medicines should be received with a degree of allowance. That is to say, people are apt to think the proprietors of those articles often enlarge upon and exaggerate the real facts in order to create a demand for what they have to sell. We are inclined to believe this is seldom the case, as the intelligent persons who wn these medicines are aware that any sort of \-er-stat,emeDt tends to injure their sales rather tnan to increase them. The public are sure to form a correct judgment as to the value of an adver- ti3ed article, aud any false claims for it are certain to be recognised and denounced. Honesty is the best policy in this as in all other cases. Therefore the reader need not hesitate to accept as true any announcements of which the following is an example: — [copy.] II I, Thirza Daniels, of Wrafton, nr. Barnstaple, do solemnly and sincerely declare, as follows:— "I was always a strong, healthy woman up to the early part of 1879, when I began to he troubled with my liver and stomach. In July of that year I took a chill from sitting on some wet grass, and this brought on sciatica and rheuma- tism. I had dreadful pain in my hips and legs; it was like knives cutting through me. My appetite left me. and what little I did eat gave me great pain in the stomach and chest. I had a bad taste in the mouth and pains in the sides and between the shoulders. Finally I got so weak I had to bring home my eldest daughter from service to look after the house and my four children. For several months I went on in this way. At first I doctored myself, rubbing my joints with a rubbing bottle and poulticing. Then I sant for the doctor and he said my blood was poisoned, lie blistered me and gave me medicine. I was under his care for five months, but I got weaker all the time and went thin as a skeleton. The pain whilst in bed was very severe. I could scarcely bear it; and I turned and turned, but could not find an easy place. Sometimes I was rifted to the floor and lay theie to see if any ease could be got. I became so bad I sent for a doctor from Braunton, but as I got no better, my husband got a recommendation from the late Colonel Harding, of Upoott, and I attended at the dispensary at Barnstaple four months, and then went as an indoor patient in the Rarnsta^.le Infirmary, and was treated by two doctors. They agreed it was blood poisoning, and talked of performing an operation on my thigh, but concluded not to do it, saying I was too weak. They blistered me again, and no relief from this, I they applied leeches, but as fast as the leeches I wore pu on they dropped off, poisoned by my hicofi. I was () low-spirited in the hospital that I felt if 1 did not get home I should die soon, so I' they made arrangements to take me away. When I pr it in the open air my senses left me, and they tho:iglit I was dying. After reaching home I was in great agony, and sent my husband for our doctor. He said he would come, but it was of no use, as he could do no more than he had done. I lay for weeks, and was so bad that when people spoke to me I had not the strength to reply. At this time my nephew, Robert Daniels, of Ponty- pridd, sent us word to try Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup, as it had worked wonderful cures in the district where he lived. So my husband went to Mr. Farley's, the grocer, High Street, Barnstaple, and bought a bottle. Before I had taken all of that bottle I could eat, and my food seemed to do me good. By degrees I got stronger and p r -nger, and after taking fourteen bottles I was strung and healthy. My flesh came on and all pain left my thigh and legs, and I have never ailed anything to speak of since. I thank God for making Seigel's Syrup known to me. I owe my life to it, and I wish others to know what I say. I consider it tho Lord s doing, and I will be glad to answer any inquiries. And I make this uolemn declaration, con- scientiously believing the same to be true, by virtue of provisions or tho Statutory Declaration Act, 1835 (5 and 6 William IV., c. 62). „ (Signed) THIRZA DANIELS. Declared before mo, a', the Guild- "] hall at Barnstaple, in the County of ])evon; by the said Thirza Daiinds, on Tuesday, the 21st day WAL of OctoJHjr, 1890. f SEAI» I "(Signed) RD. ASHTON, Drp-it;/ Mn/or of the Borouyh of ]j iftiple,99 Drp-it;/ Mn/or of the Borouyh of ]j iftiple,99

GENERAL SIR JAMES HILLS-JOHNES, K.C.B., V.C., DOLAUCOTHY. Speaking of the Carmarthenshire Militia, Riflpman" (in the Mail) writes Lieu- tena^-general Sir James Hiils-Johnes, late of I he Indian Artillery, who has just been appointed bon. colonel of the Carmarthenshire Artillery Militia Brigade, is a well-known and distinguished Welsh officer. Since he left the servce, a few years ago, he has resided in Carmarthenshire, and has taken an active part in local affairs. Sir James entered the Bengal Artillery ia 1853, and when a subaltern saw a lot of service in the Indian Mutiny Campaign, being severely wounded at the capture of Delhi. He also participated in the seige and capture of Lucknow, and for his services was specially mentioned in the general order of the Governor-General of India, and received the Victoria Cross for saving the life of a colonel who was attacked by a number of mutineers. He sub- sequently saw service in the Abyssinian War and the Looshai Expedition, twenty years ago, being on each occasion mentioned in the despatches of the commanding general. In the Afghan War he held the post of assistant-adjutant general during the early part of the operations, but, becoming major- geuer il in 1879, he obtained command of a division in the Afghan War of 1880, and during the occupa- tion of Cabul by the force under Sir Frederick Roberts was military governor of the city. Since the Afghan War tie has been unemployed, and it does net say rnudl in favourof our system which neriuits of an officer with a record of service such as Sir James Hills Johnes has that he should five years ago be shelved owing to non-employment. He is best known to Cardiff Volunteers owing to hia having for a time been in command of the Severn Volunteer Infantry Brigade, an appoint- ment which he resigned in 1889,

RAM, LAMPETER. DEBATING SOCIETY. --Thi. society, which was form <t ihm ihe end of Inst November, has been in v rv flourishing « • • lition throughout the The last "H:I;Ïng he .ssinn was held on Wednesday ev..ing, '11, 26th nit., at Coedmore School, when about twenty were present. The firs; thmg on the agenda was the appointment of offii-rs for the next term, which is to open about the second week in Novembei next. Thk- following geutlemeu were appointed officersThe Rev. H. Evans, curate, Pencarreg, chairman; Mr G. J. Davies, Pealan, vice-chairman; Mr Rees Davies, Cwmbedw, treasurer; Mr G. Davies, C.M., hon. sec. After electing the officers, the debate began. It must be acknowledged that the debates through- out the term have been very good, and were carried on in very good spirit. The youths of the neigh- bourhood have derived great benefit by attending, and were unanimously in favour of forming one at the end of the year again. The subjects through- out have been non-political, but somehow the Disestablishment Question was brought in for the final debate. The mover was Mr D. Evans, Lanlas, and the opl)o.-cr was Mr Evan Jones, Coed- more. Both of them spoke remarkably well. A very lively debate took plaee for about two hours, when it was adjourned for a week. The mover was supported by Mr Rees Davies, Cwmbedw, and Mr Tim Evans, Cwmaune; and the opposer by Mr G. J. Davies, Penlan; Rev. H. Evans, B.A., Pen- can-eg; Mr J. Jones, B A., Ddeunant.

HOME CURE IOR DEAFNESS.—A book by a noted Aural Surgeon, describing a System of Curing Deafness and Noises in the Head, by which a self-cure is effected at home. The Rev. i). H. W. Harlock, of the Parsonage, Milton-under-Wychwood, writes Try the System by all means, it is first rate, and has been of the utiiiost service to me." Post free 4d. De Vere & Co., Publishers, 22, Warwick Lane, London, E.C. COAGULIN E.-Cement for Broken Articles, 6d & 18; postage, 2d, Sold everywhere, home and abroad. SAPO-LINI," containing Linseed Jelly, is a per- fumed Emulsive Toilet Soap, 4d.; post free. 6d. Of Chemists. UsBFUT, H'NT TO UtTTTICR M «.KKKW U" To & '•»'s II :tio,- >Colour, a pnr*- \1'i" Oil, o e« not colour t.ie Better >1 ilk. B.-fctiW ti. L, I .2sK.i and 7s 6<1. Mint Str-M-t. Works, Lincoln. To" .\1ii"t¡.,tf of M,-xncl,i.,qter have r<;f>)8i-d t dancintr ai. I liquu. ioej^ w >iol> -VM as ced 'OR, iw tho PaJa-5* of VtLiiciiec in that town.

THE EDINBURGH WELSH STUDENTS' SOCIETY. The last meeting for this session! of the above society was held at the Windsor Hotel, on Saturday last. Mr E. A. Mills Roberts occudied the chair, and in his addrers strongly advocated the principle that all posts of honour associated with Wales should be occnpied by Welshmen, and also depre- cated the fact that too little of purely Wekh sing- ing and speaking was encouraged in our Eistedd- fodau, viz. that there was too much of the English element manifest in our National Institutions. A very interesting debate on the question "Does Civilisation Conduce to Happiness?" contributed towards the pleasure of the evening, in which Mr A. Ll. Owen, Conway, lead for the affirmative in an ably written paper, showing that family institutions, properly constructed laws, education, technical arts, fine arts, music, &c., were the result of civilisation, which all tended to increase one's happiness.—Mr J. P. Southwell, Haverfordwest, lead for the negative, and in a choice and well composed paper he dealt with the Grecian, Eastern, Western civilisation, and maintained ithat the pre- sent tendencies of civilisation were selfishness and self-aggrandisement, and that there was Not true happiness, which could only result in the principle of duty. The criticism was ably sustained by Messrs David Williams, J. C. Williams, Jabez Thomas, Henry Jones, Frazer and Evans. The motion was won by a majority of five. Numerous songs, &c., were given during the evening, and also a first rendering of Dewrion Feibion Gwalia," by the Male Glee Party, under the able leadership of Mr Elias. The business of the evening consisted in the election of president, vice-president, and a representative on the Interuniversity Welsh Union. The following were appointed :-Presi- dent, Dr. Edygar Jones vice-presidents, Dr. Daniell, Dr. Hughes, Principal Williams, Professor. Masson and Mclnnon, Dr. J. D. Williams, Dr. J. Rs Williams, Dr. J. Howard Tones (Ltandilo), Dr. Peter Frazer, Dr. Rhys Davies (Swansea), Messrs. D. R. Price, Mills, RobertA, and "Southwell.—Mr S. Glanville Morris, of Carmarthen, was unani- mously appointed the representative of the Society on the Internniversity Welsh Union Council in place of the retiring member, Dr. Rhys Davies, of Swansea, which is undoubtedly the highest hononr the Society can confer. The Interuniversity Welsh Unijnnext meet at the Eisteddfod in Swan- sea.

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Mm N.B.-Testimonials announcing Miraculous Cures are pouring in daily. H .tT_ SOLE PROPRIETOR AND ORIGINATOR— j^B JOHN LLOYD LEWIS, I -31 A N U-r 31 A N UFA CT UliJXG CIIE3IIST, H ABERAYRON, S. Wales. ■ READ! The above Discoveries will be made known all over the World "the Soener the Better." TORPID LIVER. HEADACHE. .¿ G) o o as tuo :s C+ ARTER 7S ø I T W*m BH V ..c < SB In WB ;g L4 Hi wA■ W B s >. :s 13 H 11^I c..1 All Chemists Is. lid. Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price. PURE FOR ALL II? lH 0 L La y;¡¡;ys,.o IN 1 M E NT Is the most reliable remedy for 13AD LEGS, SORES, ULCERS, and OLD WOUNDS. For Colds, Coughs, Sore Throats, Bronchitis, Gout, Rheumatism, Glandular Swellings, Contracted and Stiff Joints, and all Skin Diseases it has no equal. manufactured only at 78, New Oxford Street, London, And Sold by all Medicine, Vendors throughout the World. J N.B.—Advice Gratis, at th* above address, daily, between tbe hours of 11 and 4, or by letter. MELLIN S FOOD ■ W ■ rOR INFANTS AND ■ INVALIDS. MELLIN'S FOOD BISCUITS. Palatable, Digestive, Nourishing, Sustaining. Price 2s. and 3s. Sd. per Tin. Shakesperian wisdom on the Feeding and Hearing of Infants. A pamphlet of quotations from Shakespeare and portraits of beautiful children, together with testimonials, which are of the highest interest to all mothers. To be had, with samples, free by post, on application to I G. MELIiIN, Marlboro' Works. Peckliam, S.E. I H VPE.-coAND HOTEL FRASCATI, facing the Sea. Open all the year. Baths. s IOTEL BAUR AU LAC. First Claps, K Electric Light. Garden. Proprietor. O. KRACHT. 11ONT-DORE (AUVERGNE) FRANCE. JIINERAL SPRTNRa good for respiratory organs. chrouto -atl" nervous and cltin dieeanei. Casino and theatre opea c-v tii^-ht. Concerts twice a day. Season from Jane lot te i to ier i,t. J. CHABAUD (Grantee). N.B.-The eitabllihmeat 1,, fill' irely restored and improved hy next year. PERPETUAL INVESTMENT BUILDING SOCIETY, Established 1851. Moneys received on Shares or Deposit. Withdrawable at three uivs' notii e. Advances ma<!e upon Houses and Land prospectus sent on application to .1. E. TRESIDDIB, Secretary, 16, Kew Bridge street, London, B.Q. SANATORIUM, BADEN-BADEN. Altitude «• .Ti«iU?MJVE'u; ov'"1 ,,f IVxlcn. tliKier the medical direction OI I»R M.Si.HNKIDEIi.t I)». W. UKXltT GILBERT (Englishman), zioct,.ie. cxcell, lit Y":Jto,ti"n. hydraulic lift. Prospectus on application to AI, Proprietor. NORWAY. PLANNING OF TOURS. I i •" I ?.■ 1 ickntK. ItEVEJV8 TOURIST OFFICK8 BBROKW anG OU. • A. i < 1:'¡1O.,SJ,'venir..Curi081ti8, IaOi. an ROdFINO, New and Seeond-kalA I ini m L_• Churciie*. ('hitpels, Mission and + jiv S'-h. Scorns, Lawn Tennis, fr* Pavilions, Cottages, v *?>,rarm Ouildinss, Ac. fjN. if To- BuiUiinws here on view. S If- oni of Iron Roofing in <> ITtt 'S WOKRb. ouacki Bermondsey Station. London. 8J. I -'=,=- HAYANNAO CIGARS. To buyers of large oc iTt- small qualities. If you want a really good Cigar at* Moderate Price, write for s.iiHi>!es 3, 4, or 5 different kinds for IB. By post, Is. 2d. TTie PICOADUXY CIGAR STOMS, 1 Piccadiliv, W. (in xt to the London Pavilion). A BERDEEN GRANITE MONUMENTS Jles accurate and beautifel Plans froiii J. W. LB«(?K. Sculptor, A BICRDIMEN. nSOSflOlLDIWOS c« )KUM Chapel Mission Halls, Cla^s and School Rooms, Cricket u4 Lawn Tennis Pavilions, Shooting Boxes, Farm Bnllfr lugs, See, Roofing, new and second-hand. Estimates ani ALL PARTICULARS FREE ON APPLICATION TO THE LONDON IRON BUILDING COMPANY. BATTBRSKA PAliK STATUIX, L. R & S. C. Ry.. LONDON. 8- OW to CURE NERVOUSNESS & DEBILI and to regain lost health, ftrengtli, and vigour. » GT.MNG. Address MRDICUS, 7. Tavigrocic sr.. rtadford Bq., London ftTMNASTIC APPARATUS. Fully Illustrated Catalogue (GrarU) on Aiip' ?° t,J Maker, GABDINKU, Steam Gvmnastic \V«»rk^ i' «l<H*saen, Hoita. FOUND DtAO. thorpe, Iieigliton. spnfl t,, q:, f.«r»i A* ":i'' nr-fC.iÙ try it" eo. .A.e a safe, permanent, and warranted cure of Pimples, Scrofula, Scurvy, Bad Legs, Skin and Blood Diseases, and Sores of all kinds, we can with confidence recomtnend CLARKE S WOELD-FAMED BLOOD MIXTURE. Sold by chemists everywhere. "FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LlrE D **■<:< WORLD-FAMED I THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND RESTORER. For cleansing- and clearing the blood from all impurities. whether the result of Contagious Disease, or foul matter of any description, it cannot be too highly recommended. For Scrofula. Scunr$r, Skin and Blood Diseases, Eczema, and Sores ot all kinds, it is a never-failing and permanent cure. It Cures Old Sores. Cures Ulcerated Sores on the Neck. Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs. Cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the fnotj Cures Scurvy Sores. Cures Cancerous Ulcers. Cures Blood and Skin Diseases. Cures Glandular Swellings. Clears the Blood from all impure matter Prom whatever cause arising. As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and warranted rree from anything injurious to the most delicate con. stitution of either sex, the Proprietors solicit sufferers to give it a trial to test its value. THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS. Sold in Bottles 2s. 9d., and in cases, containing six times the quantity, lis. each-sufficient to effect a per- manent cure III the ATeat majority of long standing cases VFN'nnvN and P-A.TENT MEDICINE w i isr ut the world, or sent for 33 or 133 stamps by THK LIITCOLW AKD MIDLAND CoinrriES Dbu« COMPAST, Lincoln. (Trade Mark-"BLOOD MIXTUKB.") „ t CAUTIOH". Purchasers of Clarke's Blood Mixture—see that yon get the genuine article. Worthless imitations are some- times paimed off by unprincipled vendors. The words Lincoln and Midland Counties Drug Company, Lincoln. England, are engraved on the Government Stamp and "Clarke's World-famed Blood Mixture," blown in t Bottle, WIthout which none are genuine. JSTROHMENGER and SONS' IROIT PUlfo. tJ FORTES, WARRANTED OWN MANTjyAOTURB.fhm Fifteen Shillings per Month Purchase. Illustmted Lilt of Price* with Cash Discount free by pollt,-206, Goswell-road, London, ABERDEEN GRANITE MONUMENTS X*- from £ fi, carriage Mid. Iftcrtpaont tee ante and btMttftL Plana and Prlcel from J. W. LBGGB, Sculptor, üBRDB". SALT REGAL Has attained a high reputation."—DU Analytt. Salt Regal Is a most valuable remedy for dyipeptia toms, and one which we commend to sufferers from In tlon generally. The Ozone which It contains gives toM W • debilitated constitution."—Public Opinion. SALT REGAL K? Prevents and relieves DIPHTHERIA, OHOUDtA, INDIGESTION, FLATULENCE. HBADAOHB, and iUl other stomachic irregularities. PURIFIES the BODY, im- parting NEW LIFE and VIGOUR. ,4 SALT REGAL Possesses marvellous RECUPERATIVE Properties, is Invaluable in RELIEVING and STIMULATING the overworked brain, and RESUSCITATING EXHAUSTED VITALITY. SALT REGAL K3 BRIGHTENS and CLEARS the COMPLEXION, cor- recta all ERRORS OF DIET, Eating or Drinking, is s most pleasant Effervescing Morning Drink, STIMULATING the APPETITE, giving TONE to the Entire System, and is highly recommended by the Medical Profession. 2/9 of all Chemists, or by Post from the MANAGER, Salt Regal Works, LIVERPOOL. SALT REGAL MAGAZINES FOR ALL. Hie Spectator sa3Ts:—"So much trouble is taken with these periodicals, so much ability is at the disposal of the conductors, that it is difficult to bestow the praise which is really deserved without seeming extravagant." THE QUIVER. For Sunday and General Reading. SO Pages Monthly, 6d. CASSELL S MAGAZINE. For Every Member of the Family, Monthly, Td. "LITTLE FOLKS" MAGAZINE. For all Girls and Boys. Monthly, Gd. S SATURDAY JOURNAL. 24 Pages Illustrated. Weekly, 1d. also Monthly, 6d, CASSELL & COMPANY, LIMITED, Ludgatc Hill, London. MADE WITH BOILING "WATER. E P P S S GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. COCOA MADE WITH BOILING MILE. IMPEK ATR.ICE.—Perfect Table Water. SAINT-JSAN.—For the Stomach and Diffi- saBa cult Digestion. PFcSCIEUSE.— For Bile, the Liver, Gravel. In every good Hotel, at every Chemisfa, Drvpgist's, and at Mineral Water I i<itcrs One Bottle per Dav, Ai: information at 4, Rue Greffnlhc, Paris. CASTLE WEEKLY SERVICE fromlOKilOW VAI9 JL AJ £ I FOR TIIE LINE GOLD FIELDS of SOUTH AFRICA. Fw lnftrmatibn apply th* M.-rW6, DONALD CURRIE & < £ 2 £ s H. SAVAGE'S RUBBER STAMPS "SE" Xlx 33, IOXDON, B.C. ONEY LENT PRIVATELY. £10 to £ 2.000 adTlUleed bj » private gentleman to responsibleper801tl at a few hour*' notice ou note of band alone, Rt !eA80nable interest. Eaal repayments. Capital ClaD remain if r<;Qured. No publicity. Distance no object. Strictest privacy. To stut In bu*ine»i, furniak your houle, to pay your debt8 or rent, or pal out an execution. No nnuine application ever refused.—Apply personally, or write to actual lender, A. FI8H3CR, 10. FIHSBPRY CIRCUS. IX)yDOK.K.a COLLECTIONS OF VEQETABLE SEEDS. Arranged to produca • oontbraoaa rapply of tha bert Yafetables all the year round, for Ghu-aexu of all rises, WEBBS' BOXES OF FLORAL lEIS, Oontalnlnc Seeds of Beautiful JViwera, eoey of 0altA- ratios, for the Oardena of ladies and amateuim. 84., sa. 84., 10m. 158., all.. eaoJa. AU VtgftdbU and Flower Steds Dtlivrtd Frit. rUiutrgted CataloQU*, 1«. Abridged Edition, Qratit. (Stató r¡ < ? .iJt Springs) CELESTINS — r Aflfectious 01 the Kldlle.,8, Gravel, Gout, H icumatisni, l.'iali'tes, &C. GRANDE-GRILLE.- For Airectinlls nfthc Liver. &c. HOPITAL.—Stomach Complaints. HAUTERIVE (TABLE). SOLE Aoksh". INGRAM & ROYLE, 52, Farringdon St., London, E.C. VICHY-LIO^ET'Tl.—"The new T,¡,ti\"C." JSTROHiiF.N'uKK U FOli'l'F.S Firteènll1l1iil .'('1' Month Purchase. Illustrated Listof Prices London. VEGETABLE SHDS. FLOWER SEEDS. Webbs' CollectiODS J1rodue Web"bsr Boxes of Floral Gems a consiaut snpply of the best arranged fur the Gardens of Vegetables all tb"year rnund, Ladies and Amateurs. 5/ 7/6, 12/6, 21/ 42/ 5' 7/6, 10 6, and 1/- 105,- each. Delivereù free., each. Delivered Free, For Price# Lists, n(1'iti(I!1c. anJ. Hlustrsiions of tbe best sorts, see Webbs' S11ring Ca tr.lo¡;ue. POin. free 1 a!i; to CI1tomers. VEBT rtourbridge. Invaluable to Butter Makers. If used at time of churning shortens labour and corrects bad tastes. PRESERVES MILK AND BUTTER. Boxes 3d., 6d.,ls., and2s.6u. Sold everywhere. Manufactory—Lincoln. ASK FOR TOMLINSON'S. digestive, tiuiic of f;x"llcr.t flavour, S57-' V" "• '• "lr ii.ruv.iiit in tlietreat. '"TANNIN-WINE. "n'e!f;ith,si8- Prcsi riiic! in stomachic exhaustion, chlorosis, uiMBi*, inuen'vU^'l'V VhfT Faculty for aged persons, JOUBf married COTTXTKRFKITS. To obtain the oui.v Sai: .Rr-jilifiel Win' Ajifly K. GIVES A BEAUTIFUL UNIFORM TINT. DOES NOT MIX WITH THE BUTTER MILK. ASK FOR TOMLINSON'S. Manufactory—Lincoln.