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AUGUSTINE J. STONE (Late RTOrrE BEDS.), I f HyjP"_»_T FUBKTFHKR FTTN15RAL DtRECTOE. ?«i*9&al Supervision to An Orflor*. Tel • Cardiff No. 7M; Docks, No. 37. Oiamrl. N. «&. CwOSS. 'le>, STOKE BMM. CAJtDHT. 8TOJTK 3M<)S., Barry DQCu. g ?'ORS?'G-ST., CA.R.1f))l1;FFr.. noyTCP'-T-RO-?LD, PAMY DOCZ;S. — 301. A~r>' nAESY DOCKS. .C/'tw;, ,£'- J. MARSH & CO.. FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS, I REMOVED, f, FREDERICK STBSIET, and 1 41, WEBTBOTnRNE-Pk&CE. 1| Prloe laitt on Application. Vateoaoi Tel. J1t. (1115. PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CABDIFP. ^THEATRE JJOYAL, CARDIFF. lessee and Manager ROBERT BEDFORD. EVERY EVENING at 7.30. JJlHE ROYAL CARL JJOSA QPERA COMPANY. TO-NIGHT. Priday .CAVALLERIA and PAGLIAODL Misses ALEXIA BASSIAN and LILIAN COOMBER, Mr. EDWARD DAVIES, and HERR WALTHER. Satnrday Night .BOHEVIAN GEBL. Saturday Matinee .TANNRAU8ER. Next Week:- Mr. E. S. WILLARD and Company in THE CARDINAL, by Loois N. Parker, and THE PROFESSOR'S LOVE STORY. by J. M. Barrie. all78 Box office at Theatre, 10 to 5. Nat. Tel. 362. fjpHEATRE JJOYAL, ^JAUDIFF. MAY 9th, SIX NIGHTS AND A MATINEE. IMPORTANT ENGAGEMENT OF MR. E. S. WILLARD AND COMPANY, With the Entire Productions from the ST. JAMES' THEATRE, LONDON. MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY, THE CARDINAL, By Louis N. Parker. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY AITBR-1 NOON AND EVENING. THE PROFESSOR'S LOVE STORY, By J. M. Barrie. Prices: Booked Seats. Dress Circle, 58.; Orchestra Stalls, 48. Seats can now be Booked. a2286 i. mortals to command soecem. but we,ll do mere—deserve it.AddiSm. THE ARDIFF EX P I R E, QUEEN-STREET. Managing Director .OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT. v THE GOTHAMS, tt "-AGES .CrBEEN r'-etft Entirety- Mew Mdftcat Absurdity. Refined Comedy. Classical Vocalism. Hoene: Lawn of Miss Green's House, Gt. Marlow. CHAS. STEVENS, Character Vocalist, who imparts to his songs expression and sympathy. The Up-to-date Musical Fantasts- THE THREE ALBIONS, Who will funose you with some really clever work. LA BELLE NELLO, A Charming Lady Contortionist. DAVE CTOOLE, Another Step to Cheerfulness. "UNCLE WILLIE "l W. J. CHURCHILL, A Genuine Smile Provoker. FltEDA SPRY and B. S. MONTI, ■Presenting an effective Combination of Wit and Humour. ERNEST HEATHCOTE, In Comic Songs. AMBER AUSTA, A Dainty Coon Singer and Buck Dancer. OOO&E and ROTHERT, The North American Eccentrics. Bicycles Stored Free of Charge. Two Performances Nightly. Early one %ftween 7 o'clock and 9; Late one between 9 oeiock and 11. All Artistes appear at Each Performance. Box Office open daily (with exception ol Waturdaya) 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and 7 10 p.m. Plan of Grand Circle. Saturdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. No Booking Fees. L18863 N NEWPORT. THE NEWPORT EMPIRE CHARLES-STRE ET. Managing Director (),SWAID STOLL. To-night! The Comedian, T. E. Dunville, a Solo in Eccentricity. The MoConnell Trio of Singers and Players. Two Smart Clowns, Bros. Artois. Bonnie Florrie Forde, the Favourite Burlesque Artiste. Carle and Carmanelli in "Modern Electricity.' Alma Obrey, Equally at Home in Comedy or Sentiment. Bob Baxter, the Genial Comedian. Pretty Eily Adair. The Charming American, Julie Afackay. L18864 SALES BY AUCTION. SALE TO-MORROW TO LIVERY STABLE PROPRIETORS, FARMERS. CDW KTmPrRS, &c. HITESSP^. W-AT. FOWLER and SON (in 131 conjunction with Messrs. ARMSTRONG and FRANCIS. Brokers) have received irrstrnc- tims to SELL b-y AUCTION, at the Angel Hotel Yard, Cardiff. on SATURDAY NEXT, Mav 7th, at 2-50 p.m. prompt, 75 TONS FRENCH CLOVER CHAFF, now lying in Warehouses at Ely Harbour in iewt. b&gs, comprising about 1,925 bags. For Further Particulars, apply to Messrs. Armstrong and Francis, 8. Queen-street, or of the Auctioneers, 23, Duke-street, Cardiff. BADE S PILLS. EADE-S XjaidLiS. All who suffer from Bout 1321 r or Rheumatittn should EADE'S "OILLS. immediately bave re- X course to EADU'S PILL. .TlADSS a ILL S?ndr?ds of TtaMmo- ?-rn-AiD?S?? a • nials have been reived MJJ ?- from all sorts and condi- EADE'8  of m?B taUifjong a to the wonderful power EAAD-niEr*S c! nrfclLLS. th 11I. have in giving ?i?°- ?i.f m the "ty womt  -L ,TC! ''?'?'- '??e Pills are EADE'S lOlLLb- purely vegetable and per- Jtl? JL feotly safe in their action 1KSTANTLY RELIEVE AND RAPIDLY CURB TO WORST FORM OF GOUT. MUgmtATISM. RSTEUMATIC GOUT PAINS TN THE RRAD, YACLI AND MMBS. AND HAVE THE «TNI>A" nON EVER 6ITBN ANY T,ATK-NT MBDICIWE OF ITS CLASfe. EÅDE'g G OUT & ]It REURATIC PMLig A.toe perfeetlv sAl in their action, aiimmate 5il injurious master, aad highly Restorative. *o;d by &21 Chsmiete. in BottTMls.?d -4 94, ? M?t P_t free for Poøb1 Orde. br ?Prt?t? OTOBG3E BADE. 352, Go?ell- Pexd, London, B.O EADE'S PILLS. CBOSS BROTHERS, WORKING STREET, CARDIFF. BEST OALVAXISZD COKEtiGATSB EEESTS. If. S5. etth I 8ft Is, Hi each en 1*. Sid. aieb t 31. eM? "VH. '?. Sd. &m iCf: 2s. 85. «ch GALTi-STESB TtlUB »STTI?rG in =0 Yzsi Solls_ Per Rol1.1 Ft- Soil. T2ft, :25. 9d. jZin.zZft Zs. 4d. ,1!n. J: 4s lid. I Sin. x Jft 6s. Oi I 40ft. 5s. W. < 4in. x 4fL 6s. M. "SIST QTTALX1T I1003TJIG- AND OTHES I-i;LT3. is., U. Sli., 5.5.. Qù. pr EoII c S '.r;'4!- ..ret wtll ai £ z_\ TJelifary oir "a.:en:o\5e 5le»«. C ilwaaii&a Btrb XCra. Opm and Cloud Taaxs, tfroaght Iron Hurdles. Satsa, and Riflings. remittances ehonld be crossed and made to-th.. firm. "W a^*Tskrajers of cld Load. tiMtT PREPAID SCALE. COMBINED SCALE for Small Prepaid AdTertise- ments in tha "WESTBRW MAIL." and "EVEN- ING EXPRESS":— j ^rtSK. [wK8.|gS5!i^L | :V:: :I" | t' 1 {) U ijq-ZZZ 0 8 ?? ?0 15 to 22 womb 1 0 2 z 0 1 23 to 30 words 14 2 6 4 0 1 Raoh extr* 8 0 4 f 8 1.. WoTds j Small Prepaid Advertisements are inserted in the "EVENING EXPRESS" at the following rates, TJTR«* SIX OT01I. rTI3IKS. Trar«8. I —————— S. D. II. D. »: J4 words 0 3 0 6,3 9 15 to 22 words. 0 5 0 10 1 3 23 to 30 words. 0 7 12 1 9 Each extra 8 0 2 0 4 • i words In all cases the name and address are oomited M part of the Adrortisetnoni. LOST AND FOUND ]^OL'KJ), old EB?UBh Sheep Dog; not claimed 3 6ty< j' wiU sn.-Ellis, St. Fagan's. el4ó5h7 L- OST, on Saturday last, in Llsndilo, a wire-haired English Terrier, white with some black spots; name of ox. nor engraved on collar; dog answers to name of Peter; finder will be rewarded on returning the dog to Dr. McCeintock, Boynl Oak, Llanwrda, Car. martheusWra el44Zb7 SIJ'RAYED to Cefn Main F?mn. near Rapian, ane ? yearling Lamb; if not ct?mcd within three days will bo sold. elWh5 UND Rctnever and Pointer; if not ctatmed ? P days will be sold for eTpenaes.—Appty Stott, Lbn- hiUeth Clmrcb. el436117 LOST from Hantrisant, 3 Ponies, 13 to 14 hand*;  KMT; 2 ye?M; red, white striped forcbtad. dark bay striped fore L-Evans, Hantlgr. 01396h6 LOST from Tondu on Sunday øm.n brown Daeh- Ju hirml bitch; answers to "Gip"; finder zowarded- Dr. Richards, Tondu. el36Hi9 CLERICAL OCTTM Tenens wanted for Cacrwent for Juno; _Lj Sunday duties crnly.-Apply Vicar, Caorwent, Chepstow. el413hS I SCHOLASTIC. P AINTFNG, Sketching, Pokerwwrfc, Woodoaiving, JL Marqaetene Ies,,om.-M Miles, Ctert, S.K. (Art Masters), R.D.S., 17, Wordsworth-avenme, Cardiff, Penarti-t. Newport. el419hlt A?ERGVtISSEJ?Non-Provtded SIho.1, Breconahire.— AW..ted, ??,UCimted Head Master Md ABSistaat Mi$UN-.8; man and wif9 preferred; mixed ?,bool; average 40: s.laries to scale ami boube.-Correspondnt, W elift&d, Ruilth Wolls, BreooasaMre. elSOU A young Ei&dy, diuosxga^ed in tfco evtwuos8* <5»lil<i coaeh in Jingliah, ImUu, and French.—S 24, Evening F.xpcœs, CardiT. el413hl0 D- RESSCtriTlSU (s.:=t>rl;;te Gessoes daJly; i) patterns to memurement; nioderate LileaMeddiaa-gardeiis, Cardiff. el21lh7 MEDICAL. RELIABLE w Looum; ed oiL "j" the 6th.-Appty B 73, Evening Bxprcss, Cani11t. tIMZhT *» /TIDWIFEBY CaaasoB, Tuesdam 1 PJB-, 81. Cbarlea- lYL street; fee, L5 Es.—Stamped envelope Bristol Cottage Hospital. el?817 HOUSEKEEPERS, Ac. WANTED, re-engagement as Working Honsekeepor to gentlem&IL.-M., 32, Manor-street, Cathays, Cardiff. el3czhlo ANTED, experienced Mother's Help.—Apply, age, Yy -I-, wages required. Help, Locke's Adver- tising Offlces, Kowport. elzoob6 MODE'S Help; good meedtowoman; three ew1drm J?t_ -Apply, with refm-enom and particulars, Ghmmer, Langland, Swansea. el393hl0 TJELP CmnpaniOQ uamedia.tely, for mnan family; JM domestica.?,. eood j-?erftM?-??BEr. Kest .?A;" road, ewpmt e13úl9" mO- T,liF,R'g Help Wmted.-Apply 7, OWzfteid-areet, caildiff. el427tilO ADTTS Hetp or CocrnraavDa.- A cbeerful yocnglady JU (18) wishes for a eamfartaJHe home to assist lady in ligiit household cr nnwry dutie&-State salary and duiiee to A. U., ofo Mrs. Morris, 67, BomiHy-crmceat, Cardiff. C243 WANTED, MoUter's Help; thoroughly domesticated W anH acetntocaod to chfldfen; experienced; general kept ,Apply Smithson, 16, Prttces-street, Cardifl. elZS4h7 DOMESTIC SERVANTS.  Kepeet?Mo Girl wanted Immeao.tely for housework. A -Appty 38, WeNSeM-KMd, :mth PaJ*. el345h7 WANTED, a good Plata Cook-General; also Between- W Maid, to slmp oa.-Un. Ramedaie, 54, Yowpo-t- road. el45Shll STAID General or Domesticated Help wanted; rrfe- i3 reneea requirad.-Lougber, 26, Ely-road, LlindajJ. zUbTnl IE[ OUsEiLAI[O-Wattress wamted for good jLl house, facing ma.-Miss Leu, Eadford House, Aberystwyth. e1445b14 tyo?? G?M? wanted between H Md 1?.—Apply A40, Kplott-roaad. cMMhU W ANTED immediaielj', strong, reliable Generaf; W some waelitap- good wagw.-Mrs. Jenkins, Cam- brian House, Cowbridge. el447hll 'TTr'OCSU'r?oanN?d, 5yo<<n!'refM??;st-Mdy? IT experienced; country servant, good wa.it; plate cieallœFœOOr. 16, rri<!ehU!, Shre?'&hury. elhS W ANI'%D. good Plain c-ook.-Apply Mrs. Lewis, fV Officers' House, The Barracks, Newport. eh7 ANTED, Cook-General aad Housoroaid-Waitresa yV in a doctor's hocse near Manchester.—Reply to Dr. Heywood. Darwen. el451hll ?)OOK di5e1l; 4 yews' referemes; thorough good c cook, ?1 bl'3s, dairy, baki*g.—Foster, ?6, rridcbill. Slirow-sbu-ry. el468h5 OOK-General and Housemaid-General; highest refe- rences lequiroo.Apply Penibroke House, Conway- road, Canton. e14641111 ANTED, a yoaB? Girl for light work daily, with W ?od lcfercllC=., Arabelia-street. ,146lb5 ?Toop'Co? w -£25;- fo-tir mz. kept.—Write, m Gf'nM pi-ce ,Cook, 00 6, Windsor-road, Penuth. el430hl4 WANTED, a strong, active girl ?.s Housemaid, about t V 16.—Apply to Mrs. Spcncer, The Old House, The Greon, Uandaff. 1437 ??A?TKD??pen.-ncad eral.; âWo to waaii; no coo???; good wag(?9.-Appty 6, Gwdon-road. ei433h7 KITCHENMAID armed, or Cook-General; steady, Kre?Wc',&'310 Pe?-R; good wages; references requlred.-App.'y PZS, High-street, Swansea. el440hll 7'ANTED, experienced Houso-Parlcmrmaid about 23; 1 f tail preferred; L17.-TAiss Achoson, Howell's School, Llandaff. el397h6 iXT-TED, HOHSe-PaTlourmaid; three maids kept.— W Apply Davies, Canton Bee?t?ury, Cajdtff. o!M56 WAjN TED- experemced single-handed Ccok; not I f under 26; three in family two other servants K-ept.-Apply Mrs. Forrest, Llanmaes, St. Fagan's. near Cardiff. eI40Sbl0  __?. w ANTED Houfe-Pacloarmaid.-Apply Mrs. Loran-go, I 103. Plymouth-road, Penarth. el424h6 fTTA^IED, a tliomouehly expertencod House-PMtour- W m&id; nurse-houaemaid kept.—Mrs. Hugh Rees, Holmesdaie, Ptnarth. el42ShlO ~RTTT-^XPEN, Juno 4th, an experienced Cook-General; f also House-Parlounnaid; small family; good rrformicea rcquircd.-Apply. by letter, Mrs. Jones, Gleuview, Pontypridd. e1417b10  OOD Housemaid-Waitress wanted at <mee.—App?y <jr M<mt.pe!Iier.L!Mdrmdod WeBB. eK15hlO  ANTED, guperior Nur?,maid, aged &lo?ut 20; y\ mut be uæd to and fond of children. Apply Mrs. Chas. E. Smith, Orwell Villa. Newport. elZ2Zh7 GENERAL wanted; tNo in goo-d GR 74, Evening Express, Cardiff. e!334h7  ANTED, a Glri, 14 to 15, for general housework; l f 2 in family.—Apply John Jones, Efail-y^wstoU, Creigiau. e!5T4h9 EXPERIENCED H-Par}ouwthree Emaids kcpt.-Appiy evenings, 100, Penylan-road. el28t1h6 "TVT|V 7"ANTED immediately, ?Q"d Plain Cook.—Apply All F.isitiorp, UlIonifshen. Cardiff. el33lh7 ANTED, good House-Chambermaid; also strong W General; good referemoes.-Apply R 70, Evening Express, Cardiff. °234 ?tT'A?TKL'. fxpeFienced Coojt-Generai io -Ü W f?lmoy; housemaid tept: gocd vmgm-Writa Mis. H lagledow, &0, Cathedral-road. el31Sh7 "TTtVANTKD, ?CE?''M?'mMd, t??Mrt-9? kept; w K2&U fMMiy—?. ST?, ETsnag Exprw-, Swa?M.. eI3Mb6 AS p2?!<n]TiB?M. ante? fzonv; good ?L ?pea, T!!« Ern, Skeny E.?.O. el305h? t \7ANTKj'? a Oook-G6M!'aI =d Ho«semaM-G«ceral.— < T "luntwy H?aptta!, Ua-ry Dock. el297M 1 T 1 1 1 1 1 im 11- i HOTEL SERVANTS. T???T'&D, fc'' ?'etRbre'Ks?e. t 'g:ood. Tuteie?BM?d ?s ock; h'gkle- r?f?s?cos EeoessMT—ApcJ!- Miss Msttiias, l> House Hotei, L;aiKiriir.ocL e9 lVEL'£!!œt& l?dF -Š-S1¡; « T tati in gcod cl?SS Hotel' highest rsf&reniies.— l? 97. WoWm Mail, CardW. e372Sb9 T\ J TTANTEI), good Vlain C 7l: ?<? C; C;k :-Mî);Z3:k r?ef'?oes.—M''s. Gi'sbon, Sh'o 'Hote', Rar;T. el4D5L!O "TVXV ^ANTEdT" General; wa^es &JS; no e: refe'ren?? requ4ted.-Mrs. Mkinto!lh Iaa, Cathay^, Cardiff. e!3S4h9 'XTAN'l:ED, G"'¡ S='c; 1etzr;iToo- If Mt?. jenc?, B!M Anchor Hot., Abmch-w. near Cardiff eMlSh^O WANTED, smart Lad as BDUard Kwl?er; make Vv hiumff (aMtaHy usef?—W. Denutr, WMte l Swan, Atmrgavenny. etOSM A Sovereign for an Evening Express." A Profit of 47,900 Per Bent. See Page 4. i HOTEL SERVANTS^ CoRtfftt&dj IQ^KKCJ rs^Xrej UXiJca; cs^c^ssxt1; | IT>) ctociroem, cz'.lzrr.zili.—a, "?era- ( lAiea, B'owpcit, Kca. FASTEST C?ok, S?..&L. i'-E;5t..QT.x<?—Mr.?-dMa alt- IP nwnd Workman ivqtres StWaUoo; a^ed 30; WæHmd experience; manager or chef.-B., 10. Kcd- land-"ttt, Newport. el352h7 "rjOOKKEEPHE to sesist Managsrees; experienced D sffed 25 to 30; highest referenc.-Apply Alexandra Hotel, Queen-streot, Cardiff. c233 WANTED, Girl for general hotel worbL-Apply Mrs. I" Jones, Ci<?s Keys Hotel, Newport, Mon. ch6 w ANTED, GeneTal for Cardiff.-Apply Idn,. Cham- bcti-ai-u. Yacht Club, Pemarth. el314h6 TITAXTED, so?d General Waitress, with rlferenew, for resta.uTant,—L. Williams, 25, Commercial- street, Abordare. e1292b6 WANTED, General.—Apply Wmiams, Sw= Inn, f Beaufort, ]3reom. el214h7 LAUNDRESSES WANTED, a gcod Shirt Iroaar immodiaSeiy.—Apply Manageress, Neath Steam Laundry. eJ433hll MISCELLANEOUS SJTUATIONS OPBItATOR P.crtoucher, experienced, Yav,? C?r?Ilf ?f utI¡o..pp1.y, "ith refarBnete, Barr, 1, PortT?&d- road, Nattingham. el40St«13 EMPX^OYMBNT in the Ctrn Service.—Male Cmdi- Ed.tes, mt?cr 22 y?rs, and Fjferoalo C?B<!tdatM, under 29, can find excellent Appointments in the Civil Service; good pay, short hours, and retiring pension; salaries, £35 to S.XJ003 a year; we have bad 13.000 suc- cesses; prospectus free; moderate fees.-The Secretary, Skerry's Coiiega, 24, Trinity-street, Cardiff. e1368h9 -¡XT.ANTED, Eng!neir,-hõidjn first-claSs Vf certificate, for coamm st?mer, about lWb.p.- Apply, staun experienoo, Vfith copies of testimonials, and wacco required, to Henry T. Wales, Western Mail- ambro C257 WOODCUTTEBK wanted quickly for coppice wood, tV Mountain Aeh.-Lewis, Hengoed House, Hengoed. el452hll W ANTED, Apprentices tar waistcoat making; also VV good ImproveL-Apply Miss Hayward, 75, Edowroa,d. elMh7 LAI) WAnttlfl, to team Boot Repairing.—Apply JLj Gammon, 14, Molra-place, Adamsdown, Cardiff. 01428h7 GOOD ČÜpentër and-JOw, experienced, as ontdoor Glotadtng Hand required; wages 10d. per hojr.- Apply Tomer and Sons, Penarth-road, Cardiff. eh6 GROCER'S Haulier.—Thomas a!CETs-Porth, have Gvao&noy for esperienœd Man; must have &fat- PHOTOGftAFHIC Artist has vacancy for Apprentice. J r —Maaetyrs. 51, Neville-street, Cardiff. e13!Y.!blO /~tAHirfAKTN,G.—W anted by?*'f{?ber?nd dTtu?tM, \_y board eehool, omc:ee, &c-, or small bune!l5; will do cleanmg and cs?img.—S 99, m..ig Expraas, Cardiff. eh9 YOUNG Gardener, must be c -perencra man I_ brac-:hea.—A?piy Pembroke Ho?Me, Oomwav-r?, Canton. el464hll I NDOOR BOY w-anted (T3-»), to train ia gentleman's JL family ia Welsh village; good wages; excellent prospects.—Ptrilest particulars at once. It ioN Evanlng Express, Cat Jiff. BCTIW CI M?CStNR.—Raatier w.u?ed; and ctive; upM G t. nors-. 1 rom country prMeued stnct abetataer; rcl'1'1!'nCt'ET3Jl8, Mzrk-lmo Stores, Lam- pcter. C1337H7 B- A:BBE.n-šiiitul GcMMjt, SK?ttom c., B-X-Pol', t:ict, =menoemœt. or middle June; only gentieiaea'3 .saloon; speaks ltttlo Engfiah.-R 50, Evening Eipxas, Cardiff. e2I3 TKAViiLLERS, AGENTS. SDPERINTSSNsDEKT.—Aa established company now ?< UPI&Rt?Ta'.NBEKT.—Am eataMiahed compe&y new smart man to the posfttoa of Sopsrintendant of Agents; liberal remuneration would be arranged to realty suitable man.—Address R 95, Evening Exprqus, Cardiff. elXShg  Good OppcrtucAy.—A At-oiam A?ncy Appomt- A mtci is vacant; appheatim ehe?<t be made by trustworthy men of active habits, previous agency exportecca not ascent i&l.—A<Vir»s R 96, Evening Express, Cardiff. el3S0h9 y OU-NG xaaa vraaited; JSe. per week and commission rejruiir work; splendid opWiBC.—Address Compo Works, Bolton, Lanes. el369h9 CLERKS, MANAGERS, Ac WANTED, outside of Curdiff, tpfick Shortiiand Typist (malie); required also to assist with the books under ^apervtetoa.—Stale age, salary, speeds, and other qualificatkiBS, enclosing- photo <to be returned) and testimcniaJs, to S 39, Evening Express, Cardiff. ea459t17 WANTED, in colliery office, sharp, ae Lad.- fV Reply, stating age, S 21, Evening ExprM&, Car- < M e M I O h l Q diff. e141Oh10 DRAUGHTSMAN wanted in CardtC; MQM htvo h? Dlarge experience with general coUiery pL-=, such as ecreening: and washing plant, &c., and be able to make detail drawings; can ceinnaence duties at once.— Apply, stating experience, age, aad salary required, to Box S 19, Evening Expreess Cardiff- c256 c LZRKSHIPS: £ 85— £ 456; Admiralty, War, Excise, Customs Offices; vacancies now; open to all aged 15-23; experience unnecessary; special explanatory pamphlet free—Secretary, Civil Service Bureau, Albert- hail, Edinburgh el231h7 £ 3 Weekly.—Parsons waaietf everywhere for Address- ing Circulars, &C.-Send addressed envelope for proposal, Manager, 3g, Elm Lodge, SOUtbAI4 Middlesex. elS28h7 SHOP ASSISTANTS, MILLINERS CLOTHING.—Smart Junior wanted.—Abed Jones, Market House, Aberavon, Port Talbot. e!394hl0 ANTEoTtwo smart young Ladies for groo-my busi- new, for counter and solicit, for Aberavcn and Port Talbot.—Writing, stating wages and if experienced, R 75, Western Mail, CZMIII. el442h7 ROVISION Hand w:mted as fresh meat Sa!csman; tboron.?bty capable and energetic; w'dgw 32s. per ■week.—Apply Jones, Dickinson, Dowiais. c2S3 GROCERS—Wanted, an Assistant fur hiU town in GMon.outiishiTe; about 2S years of age; 8Inle; a good provi%iou hand and uaad to jointing meat; good references; permanency to reliable man.—Apply, stating wages, S 11, Evening Express, Cardiff. el395h6 OUrPITflNG.-Wa.nt.ed -a¡-õÏíœ, .smart Assistant or Junior ^outdoors); Welsh preferred; early pro- motion.—Apply E. K., Evening Express, Swansea. el323h7 WANTED, ifrst-class X>ressmakcr; must bo stylish f f and good fit; aJso able to speak Wh (out- doors); 25s. per week salary.-Full particulars, first letter, Co-opesrative Stores, Trecynon, Aberdaro. c267 W ANTED, junior young Lady for howrooll1.- tV Whitaker and Jones, West-bourne House, High- street, Caxdifi. C235 D- RESSMAK.-WltUtcü imroediatety, experienced Di?odic- Hands.-Whitaker and Jvnes, W(,tbourne House, High-street, Cardiff. eHHh6 RESSMAKERS.—Wanted immediate}-, experienced DCc,at H&mds.—Whitaker and Jones, Westlxiurne House, High-street, Cardiff. ei212h6 APARTMENTS. m UMBLES.-Ilrivate Apartments, with board; trains jL)(t_ to Swansea Show.-S 29, Evening Express, Cardiff. el431hll LJ-Furnish?ed Apartments, commanding view of W bay.—Mrs. Crabtree, 3, Southend Villa, Mumbles. el446bl4 COMFORTABLE Apartments, furnished; healthy ??MFORTABLEApM-tmente. ffmished?heathy stre&, Roath Park el??U APARTMENT'S, 3 bedrooms, 2 Sitting-rooms; centi?l Aiieax be4,h.-R,*etawn, W.UÛOOlte-rorW, Wton- I super-Mare. c253 EKONT Rooms to Let, with or withot bomd; cêiï- 1. tral.-Apply 9, Brynteg-terrace, Merthyr, ch7 'tj!URNISH?:b ApartjnentsoppositeMackintosh J: Institute; reíere exchanged.—S 17, Western Mail, Cardiff. c254 U NFURNISHED Aparzinenig to Let, Roath Park district.-Apply S 20, Evening Express Office, Cardiff. "H04h5 COMFORTABLE Ilome for young gentleman; every convenience; terms moderatc.-74, Beda-road, Canton. el379hll TVOABD-Resridence or Apartment%; 3 miDutœ from ream and stations.-7, Gordon-ro&d, Roath. ch7 PEN ARTH.—Large comfortable and weU-fBmished Rooms, situated in good poe!tion, for single gen- tleman; good cooking and attendance.—R 62, Evening Express. Cardiff. el3071i6 A-PARTMENTS, fumi&hcd or unfurwsbed, attendance Aif necessary; Comfortable home; wi49w.-10, MQy- road, Eoath Park. el315h6 PREMISES- MESSRS. S. HERN AND PERTWEE, J?JL A.UGTIONs, VALUERS, SniJVHYORS. HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS, for list of Busijiess Premkes and Houses to be let or Sold "We^era Mail" Dail\. I'rinted Register frae. CrSoes, 93. St. itary-etreet, Caidiff. Established 1849. RADYR.—To Let., Aldersyds, desirable rosuience? pl??az-tly s;tu*tLApply Tha Lawe1s, R«dyr, Eeaj CardiiT. e1453h18 rr,Õ¡;e-i:¡:OP.nïléY  CoS?f," 'ftuypandy, a com J( fortable r$',denŒõ, ccntaWtI!: a drawing-room, diJiliJg-room. kitohen, aad scullery, and five nice bed- roo ms.-Apply 3, Vktc>m-gard-road, Neath. ehll rj p.O Let, C3, Gcraglv-3ijreet.: good repair; 3s. weekly; 45, S tough ton-street, 6s. waekly.—Apply ::7, Havclock-sfeet. t'anliff. eJ400b 12 p, Howard-tarrace—Modern Hooa»; quiet; central: O isnraeciiate possession.—Apply 6, Gerdosi-road, Cardiff. ROC SB ror t-ale, Bedford-read, Newport.—For t:ÏI- ff OT?SF? a^ply R 25, WElLtreet, Newport. el420al0 ALE. 61, Stockiaod-stioe*; splendid oondttion imme diate posee&aion; 6 hruses, gross rent, 27! pej- week; prico only £ 390 —Brown, 59, Cowbridge-road. el3T7b9 FOR Sale, one lot or s? jirateiy, 14 Houses in Aber- tridwr, 2 Hooses Caerphilly; an well let at 68. 6d. to 8s. 7 low ground rents.—Pzrt^caJars, apply Heme, 17, Pt;¡,gturtÁJlhI.TCJ!I;Œ. Cardiff. e14001110 TO Lo, from June ;Oth, for one, two, of thr?N- Tmon" Fuinialied Boaæ in beet and healthier part of Newport; good lawn and kitchen gxrfiam; about ton minutes" walk from railway station.-Wrfto K, B., Brontng Express omce, Newport. embe PRErillSES, Gontinued, x*>UCw, — C IP¿r3£¡- ?::c'{ï'I;, \7<stca-oc;paf-i,i3B. c2f3 A2XFiG-i&HGHIE £ i.—0 L<?.?Mp&mr??Ntry. c Rai?. tnm"M, 2 ptlon, 2 baftwm., bath, every convenience; pony and trap if required; fishing aftd shooting m jeason; terms moderate.—David T. Davies, Auctioneer. Maestex c229 SALE, a-roomed semi-dotached Vfila, 3, Claudo-road; splendid condition; skic entrance; modern con- veniences.—Particulars, D. John, 251, Newport-road, Cardiff. el357h9 L LANI,RHEN.-To Let, small VtHa.; bath, h. and c.- Renouf, I-Tinertnn, Cardiff-road, I/lani«hen. eM rR Sals, Penylan Hill, Semi-detached Double-front _r Houses; cellar in basement; ground floor, three receptioo-rooms. large china panrtry, and laTder; first floor, five bedrocms and bilbcrd-Toom, bath, and w.c.; second floor, three bedrooms; ground rent £8 10s.- Apply Coml-ey, N. Penylan-ioad. el2996 TO Let, No. 17. Tudor-mad, CarditT, fowteen rooms, Tbr.tb, &c?; ia good repair. rent £ 1 per week inclu- sive.—Apply Mr. E. H. Crafter, Evening Express, Car- diff. el30C6 OFFICES. s T. Xtrry-stmet, Cardtr.-fleveml well-lighted rooms, singly or in suites, in Western Matt-chambers; paesenger lift; electric lighting; lavatory on each floor. -kr,ply Mr. E. H. Cncfttr, Western Mail. CarffSff. NJSWPORT, Kon.—Western Mail-chambers, 22, High- Nstree.t, to IM as Offices, together or -parate,v; three Bplmdid rooms OIl first floor; recently renovated and fitted electrically throughout.—Apply to Local Manager, on premises. el3007 TO Auctioneers and Orb-era.—To Let, Suite of Rooms on JL ground floor, Western Mvil-chavaimm, Cardiff; rent very moderate.—Apply Mr. E. H. Crafter, Evening Express. Cardiff. e13004 HREE vary hwge rooms on giwid floor, St. xfxy- JL street, CaidMf, saitaWe for solicitor, urehitect, nuetfoneor, estate asent, te.; rent £ 46.—Apply Mr. E. g. Crafter. Evening Express, Cardiff. elSOCS PU BLi^-HUUbES. CORHER Beerhouse; doing fine trade; enrtiroly free: beer bought cheap, leaving splendid profit; ingoing E140. Another Bearbcui'e, £ 70.—Hillman, Skinner-street, Newport. COT3NTRY Hotel, phYtcipa? between two good nArket toTvms; prottible bottling Ixisinew; hmms, e?Tt3; ?230: .tiSd ;t:¡; ;oo:. investigation.—Hillman, Hotel Valuer, Newport. cl364h9 TO be Let, an old-established Market Hotel, agri- cultural and manufacturing town (population 45,000); the hotel is the principal farmer's house, only a few yards fro-m extensive stock and we yards and important horse repository sales; ill-health sole cause cf leaving; ramo hands 3c, years; many years previous tenants; freo for all bottle aes, stouts, wines, and spirits, &c.; very lew rent; extensive stable and yard accommodation; incoming will be reduced to about LM.-B 71, Evening Express, Cardiff. el331hT N--1tAji- =Fn;- Do;??ie-li??n 1,?m lean Ntxt=M ,nd e"k, £500.-Bnmley, Anctionwr. I Brid^eed. elLNUO BUSiNESS PREMISES. S-'4 HOP :;Ul'ediÎl-pi:ominOf\t position; suitable for dKiry; O ?,-dy for ilwSdL,te oo?.,iptin pre- f8'{{-od.at8 full particu181a!, S X3, Kvea- tng Zxp?css, C?niiS. cHi6M ?txCElfLENT Shop. back eatnacs, 28, St. Hek-n's- Erc,d, Rwavom to be Le: best U^jronghftre in Swansea.—Apply Watkins. Printers, Rutland-street, Swansea e 144ltlll POffTJICAWL.—TO Let, a 3 plate-glass windowed JL SlMp: -qvitab!O for 3nY bwineW-?kPPly W. Bur- neU. tiSOSS SHOP and PDm M 1.?*; S Alm S\lit of Fh'str *00™; SUtte of Second-floor Booms; Stilto of Third-floor Rooem; in ftrst-rate posit ion Queen- street, next to Stevens, Ownfectieu-Apply 136, Queen- street. el29E3 J5KTHYR Tydfil.—T° Let, a lock-up Shop.—Apply JyjL Rock Brewery, Aberdare. el401hl0 L ARGe] iolty Room, 18ft, by 36ft.. "itble for [ | j maaufactarers' stock-room and office, ground floor, 1 Western Mail-chambers, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. Also j other Rooms on eame floor.-Apply Mr. E. H. erxft r. Western Mail, CawStf. el27K TV TALCABLB Warehouse to Let; splendid position; V within 2 mimtos of both stations (Clatesce-strect and Crane-street).—Stanley M. Williams, Trosnant. Stores, Pontypool. el3009 I w ARR-NE(OUSE Boom to Let.—Apply to Thomas W Ford and Co., (Ltd.), Pier-street, Swansea. 01396blo rf?O Let, St. M?ry-etreet. (?uTd=, am excdknt Lock-up r Shop, suitable for jeweller, tob&otmjt5t, hosier, &e. —Apply Mr. E. IL Crafter, Western Mail, Cardiff. el2812 BUSINESSES WANTED. C OLLrEErx .-T.T,,anted, really good small Conowas.- Send fnDest paitioolars, R 61, Evening Express Office, Cardiff cM4 BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. T?RIST<H<—C3oee to canU?I market; very pro&ta.Me BDitift-roo.3; takings B1.00C youly; rent C75; illoaminz L=.-Wood. Old Broad-street, Brii?. tMl EOCERY and Lxinn?ctmaeTr Busimm for Disposal Gin a good P-itl*lt. B4w Deck mtmfactory ?gon giv4m for leavi.a &0, Evening Express, Car- diff. elZ5Oh7 FIOM B.MueEs lor Disposal (Glamorgan); best posi- O tioa coilkry district.—Further particulars, S 1, Evening Express, Cardiff. el373h9 Foit immedi-a,.e disposal, Medical Botanist's Btisi- -1: ness; doing £ 8 weekly; splendid opening; stock, fixtures, goodwill, £ 30; immediate possession.—Write S 3, Evening Express, Cardiff. e!3STh9 ICE Restaurant, Victoria-street, Bristol; well equipped and furnished; £ 160; genuine ba.in.- S 8, Evening Express, Cardiff. c242 ONUMENTAL-Business for Sale; well established; no opposition; win cost about £ 350 for stock- ko.-Appty to R 83, Evening Express, Cardiff. c236 LAND AND FARMS. I XNTED, within Z5 miles of Cardiff, about 30 or I 40 acres on high land, with house and outbuild- in-,s.-R 53, Evening Express, Cardiff. elZ85h6 I FARM AND GARDEN. SPECIAL this week, to clear.—l'ansios, Iris, Wall- flower, Primrose, and Violet Roots, 3D for 2s., 100, 65.. Flower and Vegotable Seeds, 24 packets, Is., assorted. Vegetablo Marrow and Tomato Plants, 3 for M., 12, ls. M., 100, Es. Cash with order; rail paid.— Co., Rowanfield-road, Cheltenham. el3032 ARDEN Netting! Garden Netting! I Garden. Net- Nerttinp, best quality, for covering seed beds, fruit trees, fowl runs, ire., &c., 16 square yards for Is.—Grainger, 8, Workinc-street, Cardiff. el2'14 MUSICAL. J-pf ^rJyi SaleT a grand Esty Organ; to be sÕld- P worth doob.-App¡y J. Hall, 5, Hm-street, Bargoed- el46Zh7 IANO Bargaias E%tTaOr iUaaT.-Duck, Son, and Pinker, the Piano Merchants, Pulteney Bridge, Bath, offer the following extraordinary bargains in Pianos:—A 90-gutoea Becasiein Overstrung Upright Iron Grand Piano for 45 guineas; an 80-guinea Bluthner Upright Iron Grand Piano for 42 guineas; a 75-guine3. Roniseh Overstrung Upright Iron Grand Piano for 40 guineas; a eo-guinea Hopkinson Piano for 30 guineas; a 75-guinea Broadwood Piano for 28 guineas; a 50- guinea Collard Piano for 20 guineas; a 50-guinea Kirk- mon Piano for 19 guineas; and a 35-guinea Upright Iron Grand llano, with all modem Improvements, for 17 guineas—Full particulars of these and many other extraordinary bargains on application. Duck, Son, and Pinker, The Great Piano Stores, Bath. el3026 PIANO Bargains.—Walnut, Arthur Allison, a thor- JL ougMy useful instrument, only £17 17s. cash; Hopkinson. a beautiful speotaen of this celebrated make, of grand tone and in perfect condition, originally 45 guineas, offered for £ 25; walnut, upright grand Piano by Justin Browne, equal in every respect to new; original price 75 guineas, offered for £ 39 10s. cash; well-known German made Piano by Mantliey and Co., with handsome marqueterie P-nele and gallery; full trichord; over- strung iron rramo; excellent bargain, £27 10s. cash.— Particular* of numerous other equally good bargains free on application to Thompson and Shackell (Limited), 44, Queen-street, Cardiff; or to either of their numerous branches. &low PIANOS, Pianos, PianM.—R. J. Hf?h and ?on?' P peiel effem in imn-framod Pianofortes, with all th< latest modern improvements. "AIRTISTIC" mo&l; good walnut case; full compass; A cash £ 15 15a. 'EUR(JPJ!A.I. ":Model: fino watn?t ca?; cheek action, .Hi trichord, &,C., ca. £18 18.  •A LEXAKDBB" Model; full compose; liandsome A. marqaeterie paJael. &c.; c-lah. 123 12s. 6d. "TfiNS^SiTP»noforte, in Louis caae; 7uU aize f and oom, rich caw and tone; d"uble sconces; t L25 4a. J}f.Tf-si-cr_;Ä;1Ç',mai\;el1rnJ3 jyL ?a?).?. bciiutifal, rich tom' Mt* LSI; DRAWING-Room odcl"; a p-^ect irftrtlr-e-t iõ! D tcaoh, t«>o, »cd durability; oaih, S??5 10?. -X'E f??l be p'eMcd to ar,"gs f^r aay &f theM instruments to be obtained On cur impro?ad Hire Sv&tem,—For tstrma, &x: call at R. J. Heath and SDntI. 76, Ouoen-street (eomar cf Charlas-streest), CardiiT. Also Posit>prid3, Penarth. ajid Fort TaJbot. ,,1118;> DALE, Forti-. and Co.'s Specialities in full compass, irop-f-amed Planofewtw. |oT.T,EGE;,M»3el; cash, £ 16 16s. <<Jasb A); solid I vralnirt wood oitr-e. ^OLLKOB" Moded; oasb, £ 18 ISs. (cii« B)T"solid I wamut wood cats. EDUa\TIONAL"^odel; cash, £221Cs.; handsome walnut wODd t.2. NFLEXXBLE'' Madel; =:I, £zi!(E.r;Ji- ul'iht plaM; ve!' n. "IRONCLAD" MI; ca.s.h, £281 upright,-gI;.nd X overstrung. '?risZT" Modea; cash, £1 l&s.; magTinocot value f I j overstrung. "KAISER" Model; casSi, £ 42; a full ujcigJit concert gr=d. ALL bole Models mn be hAd on,caw Hire T-kri, A. System for a =U = WOW?ILT. C&U and impt above epeaizliiies if seeking a good a-ad reliable Piajio at a lattflerate cost. DALE, Forty, and C?. Phoo ud 0rpD Umcbents, i.? Bigh-str? Md Ootle ATft4N CM<HS. C"w BICYCLES. TR\CYCLES, &o. tj?'?L??,G'M.? 'El»yOe, DUSIjj. tyxu; slaaoa J JLZIT.—Lo<i, -i.:tj¿:- elCl—i A Cjtllzis £ £ cr £ H (Stir rutcilnM for niciel- ts4 euas< £ U^(t ovcrhanHc^, &o., to Powell's Rating Works, GulMford-otrect, Cardiff. eh7 Winifred Urett, pupil of.Misa Lewis, Docks, passed London College of Music nomination. el429h5 ALL kinds of Silver-plating and Brara Lacquering.— Poweil's Plating Works, Guiklford-strect, Cardiff. eH54:17 AYLTFFE and Sons, Manufacturers or the noted Palsy J Cycle; made in mod.:s, viz., jElO 10s. and L15; fitted with plated rims and free wheels; undoubtedly the best value in Walee; Writs for catalogues; good assortment of accessories kepi in stock; repairs done to any make cycle; also plating and enamelling.—Daisy Motor and Cycle Works. Cardiff and Newport. el2883 RALPH Grocn and Co., 142, Bute DOCKS, corner of L lV.trick-st.rfTt, Cardiff, hold larsre stocks of Clincher Tyres, Cambridge Tyres, Edlin Sinclair Tyres. Beaded-edga Covers, Flap Covers, Inner Tubes, end all Cycle llnbbera and Accessories, and sell at manufac- turers' prices. Garden Hose, cheap. For all water- proof and Rainproof Garments v their prices cannot be beaten. Inquiries for prices of Mechanical Rubbers, Asbestos, and Leather Goods respectfully invited. Note address: no other in Cardiff, C13039 C YCIIE Plag high-grade Coventry Cycle, freo wheel, rim brake; 811 now, not soiled; Clincher plated rims, beautiful machine; all accessories, gas lamp, bell, bag, ix., £ 4 40s.; approval willingly.—C. House, Devon Villa, WaTiiscats Grove-road, Weston- guper-Mare. e13033 A LL Cycles in stock offered at gTealy reduocd prices, j? to make room for atterat?on of prcmisœ; aM ht?h- grade machines. Also several Motor-cycles.—Norton, 125, Queen-street, Cardiff. er2947 BS.A. genuincs Machines; every part st=p-d with B. tbave guns; gnarant«ed for two ymrs; NMV Departure or Morrow Coasting Hub, Crabbe brake, Clincher or Dunlop tyres, hollow. plated rims. jET 19s. 6d.; 80 page list free; trade supplied.-IVarrilow and Co., Woston-super-Marc. WARJULOW'S Knock-out Cycle for 1904; genuine W Clincher tyrre; guaranteed for 13 months; free wheel, rim brake, half-inch chain, any goar, Wedgewoo1 piated rims; guaranteed o.e Jtar, and all accessories given fres; £ 4 10s.; finest line in the trade; SO page wholesale Itet flve; trade sufplied.-Warrilow and Co., Wcstcai-euper-Mare, 300 Second-hand Ladies' Vtoo Wheel Safeties, with t_ ) rim brake, double tube tyres, beautifully plated and enamelled all over, at £ 18s. 6d.; 80 page list free; trade supplied.—WarrHow and Co., Weston-super-Mare. ';¡tMiR.ILQW"S IN4 Kemk-out.-500 West MachtnM. i' I?tdiM' MM! Gents" A1 Clincher tyres on plated rims, front and back rim Qrabbe brake., ball bearings, freo wheel coa&feer; New Departure or Morrow in place I of Grafcfco brake; rock bottom price, JE5 ITs. 6d.; 80 p&g'O list free; trade supplied.—Warrilow and Co., Weston-super-Mare. ^00 Second-hand ffiaebnoes from each, ladies' or | J genti', pneumatic or cushion tyres; aeed for 80 page wholesale list flee; trade supplied Warrilow and Co., IVepton-supeT-Ma.ro. ACCESSORIES.—W&rriiow aM Co. have the largest J A.%to3k out of LcTmon of everything, and will supply anyone at tha lowest rock bottom prices: send for 80 page wbolesa^0 list free; trade supplied.—Warrilow a-nd | Co.. Westcn-auper-Mare. 1,000 Rim Pov.t-rfuI Brakts, beauUfuliy pteted, fit anj machin^, 2s. lid,; sold by others at 4s. 6d.; SO p.].? whotosw hst free; tra?e euppVM.-WoLrrilow and Co., WHStonsu?r-M?rp. t.l.KIiEtk1-jJi-tí;Hi;,et,-ir';lIi-ï. ttaadard pattem, uKh and h<Uf-mch pitch, at 2s. l?id?. ?? nd ?6. 6d. each; 80 page 'holesalc list free; trade suppM.—WarrHow aM CG., We?ston-mper-Yiare. '000 1 i?ala-?d CM??, Ucezsed by the DuTdop 'f.J(;ö.,  ? any ,?ze, and st?MLteed for 13 mntb?, 8s. 9cL I etch, 60iled covers at s. each; 00 page wholesale list free; trade supplied—Warrilow and Co., Weston-super- Mare. ?,OOO G38 Lamps, plated, 2s. lid. and Z6. 6d.. each; plated oil lamp3 at Is. 8d.; thoosamto of others; 80 pago wholesale 1 ist free; trade supplied.—Warrilow and Co., Weston-supea-Mare. 1,000 Stxndard pattern Frames, guaranteed one year, beautifully plated and enamelled handle bars, gear and cranks all complete, 31s. 6d. each; SO page wholesale List free; trade supplied.—Warrilow and Co., Weston-super-Mare. 2,000 Pairs of best ball-bearing Pedal-, guaranteed, fit any machine, 2s. lld. the pair; 60 pago wholesale list free; trade euppvied,—Warrilow and Co., Weston- 61J.l>CT-Mare. 1,500 New Sables, go-mo wifh plated springs, ladies' JL a.nd gents', at 2s. 9d. each; 80 page wholesale list tree-—Warrilov/ and Qo., \Veston-«upcr-Mare. 1,000 Back and front rim Crabbe Brake, fit B.S.A. or JL other machines; hack brakes at 7s. Md. each, front at 7s. 6d.; 80 page whdteeale list free; trade gupplit-d.- Warrilow and Co., Weston-super-Mare. 1,000 Inner Tubes, with valves, any size, fully guaran- tied and tested; finest value in the trade, 2s. Ud. cach; 80 pag-e wholesale list free; trade s.upplieú- amlow and Os., Weston-super-Mare. DEALERS =11 ttbers SUIM]iad at rock bottom pri( Dvith Taything m=octed in the cycle and motor trade and should send fcot. SO page wholesale list free.— MOTORS, MOTOR CYCLES, &e. I'OR Sale, Quadra= Mctor Cycle, 3-h.p.; in splendid ccwlitlon; 'PUt accumulator and stand; extra strong B. wheel; built to order, 2411L frame.-Apply Crown Hotel, Aberoarn. e202 MOTOR Cycle, 2?-h.p. L2?; Lady's Cycle, fZ 158,; Gent's, £ 3 10B.; uDscr2.tcW; worth double; c?y payments if desired.-r-G 7, Bveatag Express, Cardiff. .12725 GREAf Clearance of MQtor Cars, Motor C?le? Gand Motor Tricycies.—M new =d "'Cand-h&nd Cars; Bena 3i-h.p., splendid order, £28, carry three poople; another to carry four, 1-10; splendid 65-h.p. Car, carry four persons, with Tonneau body, two cylin- ders, Dunlcp tyres, beautifully painted, cest £ 160, sell- ing at £ 48; great reductions, 3i-h.p. genuine De Dion Car, Dunlop tyres, carry four, ad good as new, selling at £45; another genuine De Dion, 4-h.p., carry four persons, at £50S; 6 new latest pattern Care, just from Paris; genuine Do Dion, 6J,-h.p. engines, large Tormeau body, carry four persons, three speeds aad reverse, price £ 250, selling at 175 guineas to clear, all complete with Miclielin tyres, spare part. fully guaranteed; also 40-h.p. Mercedes Car, 16-h.p. latest Btanz, and a number of others, any trials; 25 new and second-hand Motor Bicycles, gerraino Minerva and B.S.A. Frame, li-h.p., Clipper tyres, as good as -new, £ 15; others at £ 13* 10s.; Quadrants, &c.; genuine OTmonde 2i-h.p., as new, not used 100 miles, £ 25; brand new 2-h. P. Motor Cycles at £25; Motor T¡icyck>, 2-h.p., genuine HumbeT, Do Dion engine, Dunlop tyres, L15, others at ti.7 and £18, mar- vellous bargains.—Warrilow and Co., Weston-super-Mare. CYCLES, Alotom, and Accærories, direct from fac- tory to rider; 3,000 new and second-hand Machines actually in stock from 5Cs. tach; B.S.A. and Eadie's Machinœ; marvellous bargains in accessories; free to any address, 80 page catalogue, wholesale priccs, eye- opener to all, 50 per cent. cheaper than others; agents -ti,anted.-Warrilow and Co., Weston-super-Mare. FURNITURE. BEVAN and Co., Ltd., largest Furnishers in di?- Btriet, Cardiff, S?-3Me&, PontyprMd, Newport, Pontypool. BEVAN'S for really strong and relnblo Leathel WCloth Dining Smtea from L4 1. M. BEVAN'S for the celebrated Empress Bedroom Suitæ, JL) wonf?rfu) value, only ?5 17s. 6d. BEVAN'S for every requisite for Furnishing co"ge Bor .MitB?on throughout; highest Y?ue, lowest prices. BEVAN'S for vcr?' mMsivo Zm. pillar full-sized all- BbTa.??; Bedsteads, L4 12s. M. only. BEVAN'S for end1e:ty andaswlUld!Bg"nlue Bin overmantels: theso goods cheaper tb&n ever. B EV.k,N'S for Floorcloth, Linoleum, Hearth Rugs, JD poor Mats, Matting, pendens, Fire Irons, Lamps, &c. BEVAN'S splendid choice of C*b?ppeWd -.Cbint., Bpr!?ea fivm L3 17s. M. to £26 5s. BEVAN'S for grand amy of Saddlebag Suites, hand- Bau,me and durable, from £ 6 19s. 6d. B- EV AX'S tor free de!iTery. fair d?UnK, and largest JD S??ettom in tbis put of tbe kinom. BEVAN'S for grand value in Sa.Un Walnut Suites, Be,?iliplete with plat6 door wardrobe, E6 17s. 6d. SEVAN'S for American Organs at about half music warehousemen's usual prices. B EVAN*,R unbroken record of S4 years ia a guarantee of good value given. BEVAN'S foT grand MOW of"pljHe?taaB back Stde? Bbo?rd,s from !? to 25 gUiNeu. BEVAN'S for the grand Exhibition Bedroom Suites Bin blmk or Mtin walnut, 18 guineas. BEVAN'S for handtome bovdared Tapestry Carpets, ready for laying, all sires, from 13s. Ud BEVAN'S for the magnificent King Piano, 40 guineas"; Bovery purchaser d"lighted. BEVAN'S for splendid figured silk Drawing-room Suitel<. 12 guineas; well worth 18 guineas. -BEYÄ'S for the ap'emdtd Mozart Pl.tIo, eptendM Bm!;e. 10 ymn, warram.y; 28 guineas. BEVAN and Co., Ltd., Tne C?rduT''?rniat)eM, Car- J? dff. Swamca, Pontypridd, Newport, }'ontypooL f'J2315 HORSES, LIVE STOCK, &0 HARNESS -)iâTë;-¡5- 6 years, ?:'Cob, V< har.dr, 5 years. £ 15: both varranted "un.d; Quit to rids and dii«c-, eiiet, wit1t ail traffic; vet.:s examin- ation or 14 days' free trial; also Trap aad HimatE.— Brown, 7, Oxford-place, TjOTSjoc-road, dselteaiatn. ]J10I? S?e, 2-y&ar-<'H eEtira Poay.v?neF e?y F tixn? Khowo.—Janee, 45rOCk?, IVaanllwyd. ei7 FOR Sale, chestnut, Ccb, It haBda. TMin?? vM?? P well-bred. pass mNL>!F.J'. Tcdd, Butcher. 117, Oiifton-street, Roath, Ca»dig. «M2Shl0 A Nic>3 Lot of vcung Pig? for S.-Apply HoTmi Farm, Dinas Powis. C2bZ rl ABBITS^Ymipg Priie-bred J?tch, "Hun?ayaM. b Belgian Har 2L"i from Rd. each.-a, NeviUe-stroet, Cardiff. -c1331blO SALE, black Mars. 16 hands, 7 years; goed in all barnoiB, Z15, good Poa^ 13 hands, nearly new Pl&a.SU!(3 Trap, £14, tEd. iiernee4.-4j. Jones, Lower Race, near Poctypeol. filSrehS SQUIRE iig Ptroders euro Colds, Wheesingi and Inflammation, and cause pit., to fatten ia half the usual time; 12 powdere, Is., poet paid. SQUIRE Giles' Worm Powders for Pigs; used by the kj leading breeder#; four packets, IF.-Of all Seed Merchants, or of Squire Giles Co., Cardiff. e11709 WAGOfJ AND COLLIERY REQUISITES. SEKEPERS, Fencb1: Posts, tic., all sizes; creosa<tad and ale=-Challe CaMer and Oo., Prince of Watw Dock, Swaswe*. ell567 SPORTING i jipiiGOi' i'iiUiiis.—Two aailss, p2ez.-7 cf bs^w. 1\7¿;? p ;t_ ?-i  i b-rd, CZ p: v.s\ 1:; orJ.y two rois r.t "7 GZS tims.—Apply Power's FirLicj Taenia Ercccn. e!42Sh6 171ISHING Tack! c.-l- r-,or quality, mOOM'atc pr'ccs; samples forwarded.—Steel, CapchaU, mah:tf;ow, "awk. el450hll CARTRTDGES.—The Cardiff Cartridge, 7s. 9d. per lœ; loaded with Schaltzo or Amberite smokeless pow- der, Is. 9d. per 100; once used always used: samples given free on personal application; Nobel's Ballistite, 9s. Gd. per 100. Orders for 1,000 cartridges delivered free.—Supplied only hyCros-s Bros., Cardiff. GUNS, Ritics, 3Can?. Cartri?d,e Bags, and Gall -un acc?s,??oz-es at lovet prices; FpeciLl a ttn- tion to all class of repairs; Double-barrel Breecbkwdmg Guns, from 32s. Cd. CROi-S Bros., Gunsmiths and Ammunition Dealors. 3 aw 4, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. el2W7 DOMESTIC ARTICLES, SPENCER, the Universal Provider for BabiesT" St. Joan'square, Cardiff. Q PEXCER for Latest Designs in Bahy Carriages. Send V for price Itets. See his showrooms. SPENCER'S Bath Chairs, Invalid Chairs. Sesid p.c. )0 for list. SPENCER'S Wonder of the A?e Sewing 1.1hine5, rpl,*e, for 58, 6d. Snd p.c. for li?ts. SPENCER'S Mamgiing and Wringing Machines, Washing Machines. Send p.c. for lies. QO PE"ICLRIS Knitt ing Machines. The Eclipse is the best Knitter in the World. Send p.c. for lists. SPENCER'S only address is St. JDhn'? Ch??h- square (opposite Ch.r?h), Crdjff, e'12804 CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c. FR Sale, stylish Wagonette, Warner wheels, rubber .r tyres, complete; equal to new.-S 38, Evening Express, Cardiff el458hll rS Sale, two strong Brakes, with movable covers; .r in good condition; carry 12 and 14; price £10 each.-Willia-s, Poplars, Merthyr. olDB2h6 BRAKES! Brakes!! Brakes!—Four-in-hand, nearly n,,?; 2 new pair h,, -m Brakes; W? -t e-, all sizes; Pleasure and Business Traps and Carts: 3 Con- tractors' Carts: 2 new Spring Tip Carts and Cranks.- Knight and Davies's Works, Caerleon-road, Kewport. eh9 OYKR 70 Vans, Trollies, and Carts of ail descrip- tions at J. Norman's Showrooms, Market-road, Canton, Cardiff. To!. No.. 470. elZ624-2 MEDICAL REMEDIES. SKIN Speriaiiit.—Saffertrs from Eczema or any sktn complaint whatever, consult Prof. Crosswaite, Herbalist, Thomas-street, Newport, Mon. (near Post- office). Hundreds cured. Call or write. el301h6 ARTIFICIAL Iiegs. light and strong: Steels for weak leg, "pt") Supports: Lady Attcndant for Elastic Stockings, Belts, &c.: Crutches, Trusses, Eyes, Ban- dages, &c., in stock; illustrated list.—Maker and re- pairer. Alien Pearce, Charles-street (off Qi:cen-strfrot\ Cardiff, and Broadmead, JJrleto!. e!284a iVilSCELLANtOUS. I MISCEllANEOUS. LADY will adopt. child as own; good liorme: jCM) premiui Evening Ex;orcss, Merthyr. e!3S5ii9 BOOT Dealers will save money by filling up their sizes wce.hly at Boyle and Co 's Wholesale Ware- house, Woman by-street, Cardiff. el2970 npjiETH Specialists.—Established NewporL, 1m; TAmeri=.,l Dental Co., 81, BriGge-reet, corner Cam- brian-road.Cor suit ations free. el:02h6 MRS. Rich, 109, Castle-road, Cardiff, Wardrobe Dealer: letters punctually attended to. oUIIS4 m DKZ. Proctor, distinguished PaSxnist, Phrenologist, jl 17, Wharlen-fltreet, Cardtff (near Free Library). 8f2904 IS your Watoh Wrong? The best and cheapest shop in Cardiff for tL-o repair of watches of every: description (English or rcrign) is 36, Castle Arcade (third shop from Castle-street), by James Keir (for ten years with Mr. Spiiidi(m). Clocks and Music Boxea i cleaned and lc-pairod. MISCELLANEOUS WAfjTS W AINTED, in corlfidenc,, Addresses of Persons t afflicted with Stairmer"ng.-Itagill, 5, Edward's- tervaee, Cardiff. ol.1110 rr?Tr?WEITBE? seccmd?han? ?mt<'d.—State make, II X size, prce ,R 11, Evening Expr, Cardiff. eh9 WANTED, good ?-pt?te Photos of Views in Scath TT Wales towBs; prices, which must include sole rijht of re-predaction, to Masager, Western Moil, Car- diff. c221 WANTED, Sunlight, Lifebuoy, Mttchl?a. Red Lion I TV Soap Wrappers; l?d. doz., ca&h return; spiecial prices for large qUa.!Ù.-Ed, Darling, Phimptou- rœd, Wakefield el344h7 OLD Gold, Sliver, 1)? ads, amdOM Teeth Hates ?7 bought for caEh; oOers made, if not accepted goods returned; watch malarial dealers; watch Kpairers.— Caryl and Co., 25, Ro¥al Ar,?z?, C'?rdiC. el26M MISCELLANEOUS SALES. }7TEATHBRS for Bedding amd Other Purposes, guaran- J' teed purified, from 6±d. per Jb.—Wnte for samples of feathers and bedtiaks to Jenkins Bros., Feather Merchants, 20, Water-street, Carmarthen. eKCThIO I BILLIARD Tables; cash cr easy terms; delivered _D and fixed free of Billiard Works, Government Contractors,1 Plymouth. el366hl6 rpo Grocers -Hope for Sale; 5A lb.; trade only 3Up- Tp!i,<L-S 2, Even!= ExprMs, C&rdie. eI31Zh16 FE Sale, large Smith's BeUo"; good &S ew.- ? jDWiU?mMoote. Smith, Port Talbot. el324h7 SHOPKEEPERS' OpperUmity.-SO Gross of Combs, ks Studs, &c.: Haberdasbery, to be sold at half cost, in small or large quantities Write for list, or will call with selections. Cardiff and district, Mr. Benson, 52, renarth-rand, Cardiff el336h7 SHOP Window Fittimgo.-Griffiths, Manufacturers, Stirehley, Birmingham. New catalogue. el2Wh6 LADY going to South Africa, offers, privately, magni- jLj ficent 10-fcinea. Cabinet Fish Knives and Forks, containing 12 pairs sterling silver-mounted, Government hall-rnarked; perfectly new; will sacrifice for 40& sent on approval most willingly before payment.-R 58, Evening Express, Cardiff. » el295h6 BASKET of Fresh Fish (about BIb.), cleaned, carriage paid to any address, for 2s. 6d.; hawkers and fryers supplied.—Ernest Morris, Milford Haven. el2944 "T OOK, Mun! Look you, now!I c'o C Mam.-Ice Utensils and Sundries for Freezers; Transfer Pots, Tubs, Glasses, Spoons, Wafer, Cornet, and Boat Holders, lea Tablets; Ice Cream Caits, the cele- brated Ice Cream Mixture, Tins of Wafer, Boats, and Cornet Biscuits; Freezing Salt and every requisite in our large showrooms to select from.-Greader and Son, Scale Manufacturers and Complete Shop Fittere for all Trades, Caroline-street, Cardiff. Est. 1876. "The Old Firm."Nat. TA. 1276. el2779 MONEY TO LEND. A Banking AoC'1atiOD will advance to rewom'ble ABouseboMers from C3 to any amount,—Apply Manager, Splott Bank, CaTdiff. el245bLI1 £ 3,000. ready for mortgages ( £ 100 and upwards), in Rhymney Valley, or anywhere in South Walee.- Write Taylor, 178, Inverness-place, Cardiff. el310hl3 THE Odd-established Provincial Union Bank con- tinues to lend immense sums daily, from £ 10 to £5,OJO, on note of hand alone or other security. No office inquiry charges whatever. Moderate interest. Easy instalments. Special rates for sbort periods. Largest ana most honourably conducted busriness in the Kingdom. Thousands of our regular customers have expressed their entire satisfaction in repeated transac- tions with us. A gentleman from bank will wait upon you at olwlo with cash.—Call or write (in confidence) to Manager, Stanley Dowding, 1, Qu^en's-equare, Bristol, or to Messrs. Davenport and Morinan, Queen's-cham- bers, Queen-street Arcade, Cardiff. el2766 I MOEV TO LEND, Gont'n-ed I mHIJ CHAEE £ G-GR0 £ 3 BAITS. JL :;■? A 1\ E:e?;s-='?- ?i??, L.C.. MZI  £ 3, Bedío., Ciaring C?oa, W.C., ) ?-"  A»=ne<s £ 597,730 0 0 Liabilities E2&5,6S0 0 0 Capital and Reserve £ 312,110 0 i LOANS of &:0 to L2,000 granted at a few ?onM' notice, in iown or country, m&'o or femJJe, on -tga,?ze of furniture, farm, and trade etock, plant, cr-PS. &0., wtt11ouf. removal, and to 2?ss-2t persons into bufiaess. Also on deeds, policies, and reversions. Dis- tance no object. EcMy payments. Special facilities to all requiring banking accounts. Deposits of £1() and upwards received M iirder:- 6 p.c. per an., sttbject to 6 months' notice of wHhdra.waJ. 7. p.c. per an., Sl¡bjt to 12 months' notice of withdrawal. Special terms for ImWer periods Interest Vaid c¡ur- 5 p.c. per an., subject to 3 months' notice of withdrawal. terly. "rite or call for prpectu.. The Terminal Deposit Bond* pay nearly 9 per cent., aud are a safe in?wtmert. A. WILLIAMS, H. J. TALL, Joint Managen. SUMS from £ 20 to £:000 ADVANCED AT SHORT NOTICE. On Approved Note of Bllud. Personal, or Other Charges arranged before Transactions are Completed. Mortgages on Property Effected at Current Rates of Interest. Tcurista' and Season Tickets Purchased and Arranged for Clients on th9 Payment Principle. Money advanced on Second Mortgages. Apply 1. W. Lloyd, Manager, FIELDING (Ltd.), HAYES-BUILDINGS, THE HAYES, 8933 CARDIFF. £ 10 to LS,CDO Advanced on -Note of Hand alon«, with- out bon.-is, publicity, or charges of tmy description whatever unless business is done. No bills of sale, and the strictest privacy guaranteed. On receipt of appli- cation representative will wait upon you by appoint- ment and advance you. the amount required, re-payable by easy instalments to suit your own convenience. Special rates for short periods.—Write (in confidence) to actual lender. C. WELLS, CORRIDOR-CHAMBERS, MARKET-PLACE, LEICESTER. el2590 For the BEST CIPRE the World Produces Apply to QEORGE M. SWAN AND CO., TEMPLE GATE, BRISTOL, For Prices and Partionlars L196 The OLDEST and ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY. EVERYBODY USES IT, TEMPLAR MALXN8 BORAX, CAMPHOR, & ROSEMARY HAIR WASH, IN PENNY PACKETS. It eradicates all dirt, clears away dandriS, improves the growth, and makee the hair BEAUTIFULLY SOFT & GLOSSY 7 PACKETS FOR 6d. GET IT TO-DAY FROM TEMPLAR MALINS, CASH CHEMIST, 29, QIJEEN-STREET, CARDIFF •12977  ffilRZEsj ?!t)CARS  J j?yEACH  N??t 5 FOR 1? JM OVER 25 YEARS I 5^WH| REPUTATION FOR B BBM EXCELLENCE 1 X j| tM\ I MANUFACTURED rrom S I ■ I i B? HAVANA TOBACCO M? \J| wt<AppMW)TMFtNESTJM?. 9 '? NOT OIRTAIN"LE B )BM YOU" I Wk USUAL TOBACCON!3T; 1 fl ??? WRITE FOR NAME 0? ■ B NEAREST DEALER TO B 1 ?< ? RiNEXTER&SOM?P | 8 ??*??5?€ l CIOA" MAMUrACTUMft?. B NOTTINGHAM. I r YOU T —"S r YOU can start a Bank Account! It's what you SAVE does it. Not what you earn. The way to save is to buy your requirements from the right place, at the right price. It means that you have then got the full value of your money in the goo-Js, and a substantial bit back, for your banking account. H. SAMUEL GIVES YOU HIS WORD 5< (at veil can dep-nd upon what he sells you to represent HIGHE:*T POSSIBLE VALUE at WHOLHSALF. I'EICES! aad rou may return your purchase any time within ono ■ month it you <J.cll't lifce it, and hs-ve YOCS MONEY BACK IN FULL. | Compare with usual Retail Prices! A Id St-mrg Ord?? V?a??-her- ? for =. besnti- 4/6 folly a?ehedt clO$e fitting &MM, Rt-rama gold mousts, keyless movoment, good time- keepers. Usual pries, S'P. 9/0 8000 GoM Bt-chft ? nmnMOM dcsigTs JO a handsome present; splendid vdne. Orm- aanlv soW at 4;ti. 31Elect's SSver-platsd '!??.? CrM<?, ba!ld- 'O some 4P!'Je!l-, best g!w> betHes. r. -? u pries, 6, 2/9 S?osg, well-aa4* Pair cf '?rrM-E, ir !1:, 219 ,,?trotg?Oak-e. Costia? usually 5, SO Solid SiJver-aiounted Button Hooks, 10D. I usually costing 1,16 q Far Handsooie, Solid Gçld, BesutLhillv Chaaed ,.r.R.S.ll:r Q/Q 7? For ?'' MaDt.el Clocks in beautifully polished and handsomely decorated wood cshk, ornamental dial, 50-hcxlr movement, guat.ood t!Jn-kcepe!s, Qrdin!i1y sold j Q at S,« For "±'0 A1! Ul!iya.}!ed siiestic* of Sohd Silver B!"OO<:es Ú! !atœt di, eau? to those -J Mk!. o,-dimani? at ,6 .For X'~  COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. YOU ARE NOT ASKED TO BUY. N Whan you have found out HOW to speed your money we know WHERE you will spend RAILWAY FARE PAID up to 30 miles on purchases of 25/- and oyer. ■ ? CALL rro- DAY! I H. SAMUEL, 7, ST. MARY-ST., CARDIFF. I r
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F ,.=   I I Fa:'r?6r b ?? 16? ?iVi i 0-Itk??I. ??%F ;p"?, I was on a wheeling tour and stopped for supper and all night at a forlorn-looking farmhouse. I was surprised to see no woman about, all the work being done hy the owner of the place, Ezra Dale. After supper I lighted a pipe and sat on 'he porch euioking. Dale came and sat beside me. You have finished you evening chores early," I said. "When my wife is without a servant, she never gets the dishes washed before nine o'clock." Waal, ye see, I don't do it that a-way. I wash dishos oncet a week. Then I put 'em all on ter the wagon, drive 'em inter the creek, take a; mop, an' when I get through they shine iike pewter." "Don't you think a wife would be handy? She could do your mending." Don't need no wife. I got needles aa' thread an' buttons There's my kit." And he handed me a case containing the articles mentioned and no more. I Where's your thimble?" I asked. Don't need no thimble. I tried one oncet an' couldn't use it. It's handier to git the head of the needle ag'in the wall an' drive it through that a-way." "Did you never have a love affair?" Yes, oncet. It was when I was a young feller—very young an' very green. I used to look on a, gal as a heathen would look on a sacred image. There was a little one livin' across the creek, Farmer Owens' daughter Daisy. Purty? Ye bet, an' gentle as a kitten. She tuk a shine to me. I was a fair- lookin' young fel:er then, straight an' slim an' light on my feet. One evenin' I was a- passin' Farmer Owens', and Daisy came runnin' out with her finger a-bleedin' an' asked me ter tie it up fur her. I had to git her arm under mine somehow an' hold on ter her hand an' wrap the linen strip an' wind the string an' a lot, of things all at the same time. Whte I was a-doin' of it her hair got my cheek, an'—waul, I lo-sl my head an', turnin', put my arm around her an' kissed her. Do ye know, ft ranker, I've since mode up JIl; mind done it all a-purposc. 1 b'lieve she cut her linger omentiontilly. I tell yc, women folks is tricky." 1 think that was a very nice feminiue way of catching your attention," I remarked. Co oil." That's jist what I did do. I went on from day ter day, week ter week, till it seemed to me if anything happened between me 'an that gal I'd collapse. Somethin' did happen. Farmer Owens tuk a farm hau' fur the hayin', an' what did Daisy do but take him out in her buggy that her father bought fur her at Christmas an' drive right by that house a-purpose ter eliow him off ter me. I tell ye, stranger, she had the wickedest eye iu her ye ever see." Another feminine trait," I observed. 'Miss Daisy was evidently a woman." "She was a, woman, stranger, an' the worse kind of UL one," Dale went lugubriously. She broke me all Up. I jist reiited this farm an' went away. I didn't come back fur ten years., Then I made up my mind that women I folks wasn't wnth worry in' about, an' I tuk my farm ag'in an' began ter work it. The fast time I went by Fanner Owens' Daisy come out—she had grown to be a fine lookin' young woman of twenty-six—an' what do ye suppose she did?" "I can't imagine." Asked me if I wouldn't tie up a cut finger. She had the same wicked look in her eye she had when she drove that lopsided farm han' by my house ten years afore. Women is the pesistentest crittera I ever eee. I jist squared off an' said Ye don't git me that a-way agin. Ye done it oncet, an' that's enough.' But, do ye know, stranger, she was so slick about it that in five minutes I had my arm about her an' she was li- restin' her head on my shoulder. She was a-cryin', too-crrin' crockerdile tears, no doubt. ¡ Waal, we was engaged, but it didn't las' long. The question come up as ter whether we'd be married by a justice or a parson, I I don't like parsons xnyseif, an' I wanted a justice. Daisy wanted a parson, an' she was so blame set about it that I reckoned if she was as obstinate about a small matter like that she'd be want-in' ter run the farm, si I called the thing off, an' I've been livin' alone here ever since." Mr. Dale," I said, "you have mistaken natural feminine traits for general cussed- II neas." That's what they is, I tell ye, stranger. Ye don't understand." You have declined to give up that which to a, woman is a great deal, while to you it is nothing. Miss Owens was right to insist on being married by a parson, and you were ungenerous to refuse her. Now, let me give you a bit of advice. Miss Owens is still single? Yes. Well, go to her and tell her that when you first, met her you were a blundering idiot and that later you were an obstinate brute. Say that if she will over- look your past errors yon will spend your life in doing penance." lvhy, stranger, if I was ter do that I'd never have my own way about anything afterwards." It is the only way to have your own way about everything with a. woman. Toss it all into her hands, and she'll toss it right back to you. More than that, she'll expect you to lead, and if you don't lead she'll not I respect you." "Ye don't mean it! Say, stranger, what I sort of a makeup do ye call that anyway?" The next summer I rode past Farmer Dale's place. It was the trimmest looking farm in the country. After supper the farmer told me how much better contented he was while Mrs. Dale was washing the dishes. EDGAR PENNINGTON. TO-MORROWS TALES-" THE END OF V FREAK," by Annott-e Overton, and" OX THE VERGE," by F. A. Mitchel.
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I A WISE CHILD. I Œ:t mamma., she easd, with a little burst of girhsli confidence, "what- do you think? Mr. Iddyot proposed last night" Ah, did he, my dear? And what did my little girl say?" Oh, I told him that an engagement waa too solemn a.nd gatrod a tbing for me to enter into without serious thought and considera- tion, and that I would give him my answer in a And now. mamma mine. we must go to work and find out if he really and t ruly has a. thousand a y ear "You dear, wise little girl 5 cried the iond ¡ mother, folding he-r child to her bosom and weeping softly over her. I
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The of to Debt 1-1 # zJ I i t 1 $- t 0 8 *,q- I- A party of noblemen were amusing them- selves shooting near Dijon, France. After a shot by the Marquis of Toui- aimed at some- thing seen indistinctly in a thicket, a, humaa cry was heard. The party rushed to the point whence it proceeded and found a young girl or sixteen lying on the ground bleeding from a bullet wound in her side. From the OPj1(L"itc dir2ctiua a man came hurrying, and whcti he saw what had happened he took the girl up in his arms and, shaking his fist at the huntsmen, cursed them for what had been done It is thus that yon overrun our peaceful fields, you nobles who never toil, but feed on what we common people produce? And, not content with wasting the fruils of our toil, you ruthlessly shoot our children with- out taking the trouble to discover that they 'are not birds. Wait, messieurs! The day will come when we will cruh you under our heel- It was an accident," replied the marquis. "Here; take this, throwing him a golden louis. "Were it not for your threats I would make it ten times as much. Come, mcssieuri. Let us go on." The party proceeded on their way, but bad not gone a dozen yards before the coin was sent spinning past the ear of the marquis. One gentleman, a young fellow ot twenty, remained behind. Kneeling beside the girl, he stanched the blood with his cambric handcrchief, then said to her father: Let us carry her to her home. I atn a student in the Paris School, of Medicine. I will sec what I can do for her. Henri Duriac did not leave the home of Antoine Gamier until the daughter, Lizette, was out of danger. Indeed, he alone saved her life. The country doctors of that day knew nothing of surgery and could not have carried safely through such a dangerous casx>. Three weeks bad elapsed when the young (Joel" said lo Gamier: The cri,<i~ has pnsst'd. Any physician can now alteiul to the dressing of the \I, lUll d." 1) H UT." replied lilt fa'.hei', why hivO you taken this trouble? You are a noble." Yes, but I am a man." You have given me the life of my daughter. Some day I may repay you." "I do not need money, and I trust that I may never need your assistance," replied the young surgeon. Eighteen years later came the Reign of Terror. Henri Dariac, no-.v Count Duriac, was about to be arretted, but succeeded in escaping across the border. This was the I beginning, before the revolutionists had become so drukeu with blood that they, sacrincsd women and children. Count Duriac had been married, and his wife and his daughter. Louise, were about to follow him when they received a warning not to attempt to do so. lime. Duriac, though beloved by all the lyrovit" ill- she lived, was at lad arrested ard with her daugtei- taken to the conciergerie in Paris. One day they were led out to be tried. For what? For being of noble birth. A. man sat behind a rude table, ready to act as judge and jury to send prisoners to tha guillotine. Mme. Drriac and Louise sat. waiting their turn, watching the people who were pronounced traitors to France" marched away to die. A portly man, who showed by his dre.s and bearing that he was an aristocrat, stood before this self- constituted tribunal. "Your name?" asked the judge. I am the Marquis of Tours." The judge flushed. Do you remember, marquis, hunting for birds and s'hootiug a maiden?" The marquis paled, but said nothing. "Traitor to France said the judge. "Take him away:" In half an hour the marquis' head rolled into the basket. Next!" These," said a gendarme, "are tha Countess Duriac and her daughter." The judge started. Madame," he said, you are accused of being a traitor to France. What is your defence?" I make no defence. Defence would be useless." H'm!" said the judge. "Take these women to the little gaol in Rue St. Jacques and bring them here to-morrow for sentence. The executioner is too to-day to attend to them." That night a muffled figure appeared before the little gaol in Rue St. Jacques and pre- sented an order for Mme. and Louise Duriac. Throwing a mantle over each to conceal her features and especially her attire of a gentle. woman, he led them through some of the narrowest streets in Paris. Stopping suddenly, beside a. carriage and opening the door, he bade them enter Not doubting for a moment that they were going to the guillotine, they obeyed, and their conductor mounted the box beside the coaohman, and they were driven beyond the barrier. Stopping now and again for fresh horses, they travelled until at last they heard the splashing of waves. Then they were directed, to alight and were put into a boat. Take this letter to Count Duriac, madame," said the conductor, "and tell him that the man who gave it to you may sooa be executed as a traitor to France." The prisoners were rowed to an English. I vessel standing off the ooast and in an hour were sailing for England. Once on board Mme. Duriac opened the letter to her husband. and read: Count—Eighteen years ago a fiend shot. my daughter, and a noble titved her for me. I have sent the fiend to the guillotine, and I have sent the noble two lives for the one he g'ave me. MARY BLAKE CRANDALL.
COULDN'T UNDERSTAND IT.
COULDN'T UNDERSTAND IT. In many larts of S,uth Africa railways are t till eomparati/\ oly a new departure, and in consequence a largo proportion of the farmers are entirely ignorant of the way the eosiaea work. One stalwart colonist, who thought I himself cleverer than his companions, was fctanding on the platform cf a small up country- station during shunting operation*, He had been explaining the principles of steam as a motive power to an interested crowd, when suddenly the engine began to move backward*?, pushing a siring of trucks. His eyes grew wide, and he gasped out: 1 can understand how- the engine pulLj the trucks, but I'm bothered if I know how them trucks pulls the engine, back again."
- WARNED.
WARNED. And so thi- is dear little Tommy r said the pretty young lady. Came and Lit on my lap. won t yon. Tommy? 'there now, let's be friends. And, oli, Tommy, what would you think if your papa, were to bring you a new mamma. some day-a nice, new munma who looked just like me?" r Y.,ozild-n't care much," said Tommy, but, grandma says if ever he makes such a tool of himself as that she'll put poison in her coffee."