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METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER, J ABERYSTWYTH. Att. Dry. Wet Date. Bar. Ther. Bulb. Bulb Max. Min.Rain. Wird. in. deg. deg. deg. deg. deg. in. May Zá 30-338 55 52 51 56 50 — S.W. 26 30-340 56 5-1.-5 50 58 46 '01 E. 27 30170 56 54 51 63 47 — N.N.E. 23 30-010 56 53 £ 0 57 49 5 — E.S.E. 29 30-000 56 53-5 49 56 45 "03 N.W. 3D 30-090 56 52 48 5 57 47 — N. 31 30'150 56 54 51-5 60 51.5 — E.S.E. Average Max. temperature in shade for week 58*1 Minimum „ „ 48 Total Rainfall "04 inch V. ltEES UAVIES, M.B., Medical Officer of Health.

THROAT IRRITATION AND COUGH.—Soreness and IK k!ii!4 and irriialion, induciri!: eolith and atfei'ting tile voice. For these sympjomx use Epps's Glyc rine Ji jubes' • 't c!t ,villi the gla^ids'ar ihc moment th^y are exeir il an ♦ h- act ofsuclvinjr. ihe Qlyctrme ii theso asrceable ror .feet i>,ri s lvco-nes artiv.l. h<-a!in?. SoU only in boxes, 7JI, tins Is lj.1, labt if'l JA)lES Epp, & Co., Homce^pnth.c Chertiiss, Lon- Hr tinorn-e Munrf, in his work on Xose and Turrat W Oiyceri^ JnjsV.es prepare-! by Jaw •« if" of j:i(k-ul>rct! service as a curative or pjJn- \Vhi> Dr "onion Holmes, Senior J'hyiei .n to Tl»ro»t and Bar Inlirraary, writes After a.i Ivt J 11 1 I ha»efound ya:ir GI-- eerine Jujubes of onsidsr. »bi- Uc in ai-ntst ail fur.nr. oi th-oui

CRICKET. U.C.W. v. CERRDIOION. Played on the Lawn Tennis ground on Saturday iast. Tbe Town had a poor team. Rowe won the toss for the College, and elected to bat. A sensational start w»s made. Three wickets fell for three runs, and four for s-ix. Mosoley and D. E. Evans made I& flight stand, the former making ]2 and Evans 11, the latter a carefully compiled innings. The total reached 52. Jaeger and A C. Powell bowled un- changed. The town did not stand very well, four wickets falling- for 23 runs. Hero Stone joined Japger, and the total was gradually raised to 44, or nine runs to win with six wickets to fall, when Evans upset Jagger's wicket. The outgoing batsman had contributed 21 in first-rate style without a chance. A series of disasters now befel the Town. Stone was bowled by Farmer for 14, and J. R. Evans quickly disposed of the remaining batsmen, the last wicket falling at 50, the College winning by two runs, after a.n exciting finish. J. R. Evans took eight wickets (all bowled) for 17 runs, and the College has evidently a good bowler in the person of this player. Full score:— tl. C, W. J. J_S; Rowe, b Jagger 2 T. L_ Hinchco, b Jagger 0 T. R. Dawes, h A. C. Powell 1 J. &. Jenkins, b A. C. Powell 0 H. I>. MoseJey, b Jasrger 12 J. K\ K vans, b Jagger 2 I D. K Evans, b Jagger 11 E. I. Thomas, b A. C. Powell 5 H.. Hyde, net oat 5 T. \oni:g, b A. C. Powell. 1 J H Fanner, e and b A. C. Powell. 3 lk :), Lb. 1 10 52 eERKt?iaioN. J It.. ISePherson, b J. It Erans 3 i\ft. •!agger, b. J. Po. Evans. 21 A. C. Powell, e and b Jenkins. 0 lK O. Davies, h J. R. Evans 3 J. Thoma-s b J. R. Evaii3 2 H Stonev b Farmer l-i P Powell, b J. 14. Evans 0 D. T. Jones, b. J. R. Evan3 0 W. P. Owen, b J. R. Evans. 2 0. Thomas, not out 0 W. J. b. J. R. Evans 0 B. 2. l.b. 2, w. 1 5 50 io-mfrrow (Saturday) the College fixture is v. Machynlleth and on Wednesday next v. Ystrad- menrig School. Both matches to be played at Aber- ystwyth. U.C-W. V. OSWESTET HIGH SCHOOL (PAST AND PREWLKT). Played on Whit Monday on the Gollege ground. The visitors won the to.5S and took first innings, play commencing shortly after noon. Two good old boys —Hnghes and Gough of the Oswestry C.C. were playing for their old school. Jenkin3 and J. R. Evans both bowled well, and Hoehes (24) alone reached double figures, the total only reaching 46. U.C.W. went in and made 49 for one wicket, bnt at this point Joues went on bowling, and a complete collapse ensued. The inning?, which promised to be a long score, closed for 72. Dawes zuid Rowe both played well for 27 and 21 respectively. In the second innings the High School did much better, and gave the homo team a lot ot trouble. Hughes (z7) a«-ain distinguished himself, and Douglas, Gough "and Joues also batted well. Rowe took the last three wickets wi h successive kills, and thus performed the "hat trick." The total reached 77. This left U.C.W. 52 to get to win, and the.e were hit off for the loss of six wickets. Dawes, Hinchco and Rowe were the chief scorers. U.C.W. therefore won by four wickets. Soore: OSWESTRY mG.H SCHOOL (PAST AND PKESENT.) 1st innings.. 2nd Innings. C. E. Sabine, b J. E^ans 0 b J. R. Evans 1 Ivor Hughes, b J. R. Evans. 24 b -'enkins 25 H. C. L.. Dougla.% b Evans. 0 c Young bEvans 17 Gough, c Rowe, b 6 b. J. R. Evans. 10 G. Morris,.c Evans, b Jenkins 2 b Jenkins 6 Jones, c Hinchco, b Jenkins 1 c Evans b Rowe 0 T. M. Thomas, l.b.w., b Evans I Evans b Rowe 0 P. Watkins, b. Jenkins. 2 b Rowe 0 A. J. Ryle, not out 8 b J. S. Evans. 3 J. W. Jam £ 3,b J. R. Evans. 0 eFarmer,bRowe 0 Harvey, c. Dawes, b. Jenkins 0 not nnt 0 B 2, n.b 1 3 B 3, l.b 3, w 1. 7 46 77 u. c. w- ist Innings. 2nd Innings. J. J. S. Rowe, b Jonas 21 b Hughes 9 H. Hyde, c and b Gough 0 T. R. Dawes, l.b.w_, b Gocgb 27 not out 17 J. D. Jenkins, b Jones 0 b Douglas 0 H. D. Moseley, b Jones 0 not out 0 D. E. Evans. b Jones 0 J. H. Farmer, run out (I b Jones. 3 T. L. Hinchco, not out 7 b Dousjlas 13 J. R. Evans, b Jones 0 T. Young, c and b Hughes. 3 run out. 3 W. R. Le Sueur, b Jones 0 c sub b Douglas 0 B 9, l.b 3, w 1, n.b 1 14 B 5, l.b 2 7 72 52 U.C.W. T. ST DAYID'S COIXKGE, LAMPETKS. Played at Lampeter on Wednesday. U C.W. went down three short, but made up their eleven by means of the umpire, scorer, and a substitute from S.D.C. school. One of the absentees was J. R. Evans, the College best bowler, who wrought such havoc with the Lampeter wickets at Aberystwyth. Under these circumstances it was no discredit to U.C.W. to be beaten by nine wickets t Score. 1st Innings 2nd Innings Rowe, c Jones, b Wolfe 3 b Wolfe 30 T. R. Dawes, Ibw, b Wolfe. 0 b Wolfe .9 J. D. Jenkins, b Wolfe 5c Jenkins,bEdwards 4 T. L. Hinchco, b Edwards ..11 b Jenkins I T. Young, b Edwards 1 cLongfieldbWolfe 1 H. D. Moseley, b Edwards. 0 run out 2 Farmer, c Jenkins, b Edwards 2 c Wolfe, b Jenkins 1 H. Hyde, c Jones, b Wolfe. 0 not out 0 W. R. LeSueur, b Wolfe 5 b E.W. B. Jones, not out 9 b Edwards 1 Roberts, c Wolfe, b Edwards 1 absent 0 Byes. 7 Bye l 44 58 ST DAVID'S COLLEGE. Ist Innings 2nd Innings Jenkins, c Young, b Jenkins. 0 J. Davies, b Jenkins 24 R Fewis, lbw, b Kowe 3 Wolfe, c LeSueur, b Jenkins. 3 not out 4 J. Edwards, b Farmer 14 Rev J. M. Jones, b Hinchco. 20 not out 3 Longfield, c Jenkins,b HinchcoLG A. L. R. Bowen, not out 4 lbw, b Hinchco.4 T. Lloyd, by Hinchco 1 Davies, c LeSueur, bEinchco. 0 J. W. Davies, b Jenkins I B 3, w 2 5 Bye 1 91 12 ASDWTN SCHOOL Y. U.C.W. SECOND XI. Played on the "round of the latter on Wednesday last, and resulted in a victory for Ardwyn by three runs. Appeletou, Windsor and J. K. Griffiths played best for the losers, and Waters, W. G. Jones and D. Thomas for the winners. The school not having the best eleven up were obliged to find substitutes. ST. DAVID'S. COLLEGE C.C. V. WAUNIFOE. A cricket match between teams respresenting St. David's College, Lampeter and Wannifor was played on Saturday on the ground of the former. Drizzling rain in the morning made it difficult to score, and the day was quite in favour of the bowlers, and no high scores were consequently made. As there was no time to play two innings each, the collegians were beaten by five runs, on the first innings, thus show- ing that the opposing parties were nearly equal. We understand that the return match will be played next Wednesday. Score :—Waunifor, 56; S.D.C., 51.

TRE"RDDOL, PETTY SESSIONS, THURSDAY, JUNE 2ND, before Mr H C. Fryer and Mr J. T. Morgan. An application for a license to store gunpowder, made on behalf of the Ystradeinion Mining Company, was granted; and also the application of Mr Thomas Williams, North parade, to store powder in connec- tion with the Penpompren mine was granted. A temporary transfer of the Black Lion, Talybont, from Mr Richard Delahoyde, to Mr Evan Davies Jones, Free Trade Hall, Taliesin, was granted also of the Black Lion, Bow-street, from Mr Jenkin Jones to Mr David Edwards. Isaac Davies, Argoed, Talybont, was summoned by I W. H. Pagh, supervisor, Aberystwyth, for keeping a dog without being licensed.—George Thomas Gay, an officer of Inland Revenue, proved the case, and defendant wa.s fined 7s 6d including costs.

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N .B.-Established 1867, since which period the money advanced by Mr CHARLES exceeds £5,000,000, and no good application is ever refused. TRUSCOTT, PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, LAPIDARY AND OPTICIAN, TERRACE ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH. JUBILEE NUMBER, ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS> READY JUNE 13, PRICE ONE SHILLING. By special permission of her Majesty, the Proprietors will publish as their JUBILEE PLATE a reproduction of ANGELI'S PORTRAIT of the QUEEN in STATE ROBES' now in Buckingham Palace. There is no truth in the report, which has been widely circulated, that the Queen has given Mr Frarifc Roll a commission to paint her Jubilee portrait,' and I understand that her Majesty has no intention at present of having her portrait painted by anybody. The full length state' picture of the Queen, whicÀ! Angeli of Vienna, painted last year, and which is now hung at Buckingham Palace, is 'the Jubilee portrait: and becomes Crown property."—World, Dec. 15, 1886. ORDERS SHOULD BE SENT IN AT ONCE TO A NEWSAGENT OR BOOKSTALL. ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS OFFICE, 198, STRAND, W.C. SAMUEL ALLSOPP & SONS, LIMITED^ Beg to call attention to their New Brand of LIGHT BITTER BEER, w HICH, as well as their EAST INDIA PALE and other Ales, can now be OBTAINED either in Cask or Bottle from any Dealer or Orders for same in CASK if sent t(il their OFFICE- HAMPTON HOUSE, RAILWAY TERRACE, ABERYSTWYTH, Will receive immediate attention. HOLLO WAY'S OINTMENT & PILLS. Manufactured only at THOMAS HOLLOW AY'S ESTABLISHMENT, 78, NEW OXFORD STREET, LONDON THE PILLS THE OINTMENT Purify the Blood, correct all Disorders of the Is an invaluable remedy for Bad Legs, Bad Breast* LITER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS, AND it is^l^s^ BOWELS. For Disorders of the Chest it has no equal. They invigorate and restore to health Debilitated FOR SORE THROATS, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS8- Constitutions. COLDS, In all Female Complaints are invaluable. Glandular Swellings, and all Skin Diseases it bAO- no rival; For Children and the aged they are invaluable. and for contracted and stiff joints it acts like a oJ¡arllt» N JB. Advice Gratis, at the above address, daily, between the hours of 11 and 4, or by letter. FARMERS, FARMING, AND SEED. THOS. GRIFFITHS, GENERAL GROCER AND SEEDSMAN, BEGS to call the attention of Farmers to the Largo Stock of AGRICULTURAL SEED he has laid in, and which he guarantees to be of the best quality.—Best Cowgrass Clover, English ditto, Welsh Red ditto. Best White Dutch, Alsyke Clover, Trefoil. Pacey's Scotch Perennial Ryegrass from 18 to 26 lbs., and Imported Italian Ryegrass also a large stock of Vetches and Peas. The whole of the above Seed of the respective kinds has been selected from the very best known, and grown with great" care, they therefore cannot fail to give every satisfaction to the Purchaser. WAREHOUSE CLOSE TO THE TOWN CLOCK. ESTABLISHED 1826. THOMAS WHITE, (Son and successor to the late Elizabeth White,) MANUFACTURING LAPIDARY AND JEWELLER* EGYPTIAN HOUSE, TERRACE ROAD, AND YORK HOUSE, MARINE TERRACE, ABERYSTWYTH. A splendid collection of Jewellery of the newest designs, comprising Necklets, Brooches, Ear Rings, &0, always in Stock. GEM AND OTHER RINGS. OLD CHINA IN GREAT VARIETY (ST ANYTHING NOT IN STOCK MADE TO ORDEK. DEALER IN SILVER AND ELECTRO PLATE. N.B.-No connection with any other firm in the town the same name. GILDING AND ELECTRO PLATING. Beach Stones and other Pebbles Sliced into Slabs, Drilled, and Cut into any Shape or Fora. Cabinets, Tables, Ac., inlaid. Church Deooratioaa ALL WORK DONE ON THE PREMISES. THE ONLY WORKING LAPIDARY IN TERRACE ROAD. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS EXHIBITION, 1878. KINAHAN S 4T THE CREAM OF OLD IRISH WHISKIES." LL PURE, MILD AND MELLOW. DELICIOUS, AND VERY WHOLESOME. I WHISKY. THE PRIZE MEDAL, DUBLIN EXHIBITION, 1865.- 20, GREAT TITCHFIELD STREET, LONDON. TO SECURE RECKITT'S BLUE GENUINE Always see the Name on the Wrapper. BRADBURY'S SEWING MACHINES. BRADBURY'S BASSINETTES. BRADBURY'S PERAMBUATORS. Highest Award, Gold Medal, Inventions Exhibition 1885; Highest Award, Liverpool International Exhibition, 1886. Write for terms and Price List to D. DAVIES, 1, PRINCESS-ST., ABERYSTWYTH ~THE CORRECT TIME! WITHIN REACH OF ALL! By writing for STEWART DAWSON & CO.'S Magnificently Illus- trated Pamphlet you can SAVE HALF THE ORDINARY RETAIL PRICES; and with your purchase also secure A Superb Jubilee Present of Great Interest and Importance, By purchasing from our Pamphlet. Even the buying of our lowest price Watch at 25s will entitle you to above; and purchasers to the amount of « £ 3 will receive Two Splendid Presents. These presents are only offered for a short time during the Present Jubilee Year. All who wish to secure these must write at once, when we will forward, for Two Penny Stamps, our beautiful Illustrated Watch Pamphlet, containing the finest and cheapest selection of Watches in the world, and full particulars of the above Presents, address- STEWART DAWSON & CO., ENGLISH WATCH MANUFACTURERS, LIVERPOOL. A SAFE FAMILY MEDICINE!. Prescribed for more than Half a Century. JJR. F LEMMINGS, QUININE AND CAMPHOR JpILLS NERVOUS DISEASES, I BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, FLATULENCE, FEBRILE DISORDERS, HEARTBURN, INDIGESTION, I STOMACH COUGHS, and Loss OF APPETITE, LIVER COMPLAINTS. A MILD AND SAFE TONIC APERIENT. Free from any injurious ingredient, Compounded entirely of a small quantity of Quinine, Turkey Rhubarb, Tonics, &c. These Pills, on account of their specially mild character, may be taken by Ladies at all times, and by all persons of delicate habit. In- valuable for the host of troubles attendant upon Disordered Liver, Langour, Irritability, Lew Spirits, Depression, Constipation, &c. DR. FLEMMING'S PILLS 2 Are now put up in Bottles at Is lid, 2s 9d, 4s 6d (instead of Boxes as heretofore), and may be had of MOST CHEMISTS, or Post Free for Is 2d, 2s lOd, and 4s 8d, from BARCLAYS, 95, FARRINGDON STREET, LONDON. Mourning Cards, in various patterns, printed, a Welsh and English, at the Observer Office, 1, Nerttt Parade, Aberystwyth. ESTABLISHED 1835. THE STAFFORD & NORTHAMPTON SHOE WAREHOUSE, V, BRIDGE STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. DAVID R. JONES, LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, AND CIDLDBEN'S. BOOT AND SHOE MAKER. A Large Assortment of BOOTS and SHOES always in Stock. Boots and Shoes made to order. REPAIRS NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED- • All Orders entrusted to his care will be punctually attendei to.-GIVE HIM A TRIAL. AGENT for the Celebrated K" BOOT. AGENT for the MAGNETOD" BOOT, for the, Prevention of Cramp, &c. MONEY ON TEEMS, Privately, in sums of £ 10 to ii2,<J00, to male and female in Town and Country, upon approved Promissory Notes, on the following terms without deductions JilO, twelve monthly repayments of XO 17 11 » „ 2 4 9 » 8 17 2 Larger amounts same in proportion; quarterly or half-yearly, or by special airangemenla made for repayments* half-yearly, or by special airangemenla made for repayments* to suit the convenience of the borrower extending over a longer period. Advances made immediately upon mortgage of furniture, trade and farm stock, plant), crops, farming implemjnts, or any available security, at a lower rate of interest than tharged by other tffices, without r* raoval, and also to assist persons into business. Responsible applicants can hliye the money without Bill of Sale. Distance no object, as loan may be paid by Cheque or Posta 1 Order, and (if necessary) if the interest is paid the Capital' can remain. Abo upon freeholds, leaseholds, reversions, life policies, without publicity, from 1 to 28 years at 5 per cent. Prompt and personal attention, and no genuine application ever refused. Strict secrecy observed. Write or apply personally for prospectus (showing the advantages offered) to the actua lender, MR A. H. DAVIS, Savoy House, 115 and 116, STRAND, LONDON, W.C. Private entrance in Savoy-street. Printed by Steam Power and Published by JOHN MORGAN, at the Observer Office, 1, North Parade Aberystwyth. SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1887.