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j'HOMOCEA' IKSTA1TIY TOUOHES 1-, THE I As a Pa(n>Ke!H"i!!(r,> j Sosthinr and Curnli"* <■ t,iibriifon> j j 'Homocpa has no et{iial jn *ne WM: id of healing remetiiiffis. It Mt« like magic, instantly touching the spot afflicted with Faoe-Aehe.Bruises, Sprain*. Burns, Chilblains, rues. Boils, CToers,- fliaixs, and an kindred Ills and Complaints.. t Ail vAolesale houses stocfc Kn»noc?a. Of all Chwnists 5 ajriP.stwT* pr;>"e Is. Hd. or 3s. M. Per box, or tree by post, I -for Is. 3d. aisil 3s. fr«m the Wholesale Agency, 21, Hranilwn j Square. Kirfcsnheaa.

oJ:?" -j ,U Ape You Going to Become Ong$,?j f Our Ppofit Shareholders ? :r L EXPIRESS FARTHING PER WORD ADVERTISEMENT SCALE. Ajjftrtinents Wanted, Furnishad Roams to be Let and Wanted, Situations Wanted, Servants Wanted, Public-houses Wanted and for Sale, Horses and Carriages, Miscel- laneous Wants, Personal, Articles Lost er Fouud Sale and Exchange, and other Adver. tisemenfa of a similar character can be inserted in the EVENING EXPRESS for ONE FARTHING PER WORD. The Name and Address to be Counted. Three in tertions will cost half as nneh again as One Insertion, and Six insertions twice the price of file. Odd Farthings are not charged. Thus:— ONOK, THKWK TIMES. SIX TIMES. 12 words 3c. 4^d. 6d. IS „ 42d & £ d 9d. 2 24 „ 6d 9d. is. 50 „ 7Jjd Hd. is. 3d. These charges, WhlCil muse be prepaid, apply only to consecutive insertions. The above scale doss not apply to trade advertisements or to announcements emanating from public bodies. Cheques, Postal, and Post-orfice Orders should be crossed and luade payable to Mr. P. W. THOMAS. la cases where Postal Orders cannot be obtained advertisers are miutist«d to send "Halfpenny Stamps. Advertisements may bp. received at the following piaces CHIEF OFFICE -.—WESTERN MAIL BUILDINGS, CARDIFF WEST-URN MAII. OFFICE Newport. "WKSTEBN MAIL OFFICJS Swansea. WESTERN MAIL OFFICK ;Merthyr. MR. W. H. KEY, Tafi-atreet .Pontypridd. Mp. C lltircHiNGS, Queen-street Neath.

I_r DEAIII.I-is. DAVLES —On Thursday, the 4tli October, at Broneirioii, Llandhiara, Hargaaret, widow of David Davies, Esq., of Llandiiiasn, aged 80 years. The funeral will take plnccatLlandinam on "VV ednesday, at 2.30. No flowers. m ii bju'h b 'in milli'iiiiniihm i1 si 1 |!■ i■ — hijwh ii iiriimiTTiiTrTinTirirTT Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters .•.dc'iessed to Initials or Fictitious Nanes at any Post-office. Letters ad- IL dressed to Initials or Fictitious Nmres must bear the address of the advertiser or cue of the offices cf the V.'siLorii Mail. .^remis^s to Set. To Let, for Ai-olv 46. James-street. Docks, Cardiff. e5455rl0 ,.Vx Co £ ct. To Let, on Lease. in centre of Cardiff, good Position for Re-building; suit Bottling Stores or Warehouse.—Apply D 7, Western Mail Office, Car- diff. e54b3rlO i1 IBaimiTg. Select Class Now Mskl at Colonial-hall Wednes- days r.id Saturdays. Hall to Let for Dancing Mon- days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Friday*. Hold 24 sets. —Apply Davies, Woodville Hotel, Cardiff. [e5454rl 7 Dancing.—Thistle Academy. Latest and most fashionable ballroom Dances taught by James B. ,Yaekintosh, commencing Monday, October 8. llotunda 'Buildings. St. Mur.v-street (opposite Monument).—For prospectus apnly 46, Arabella-street, lioath. Car, diff. e5334r8 _r Musical* Mandoline and Guitar Taught (Spanish style).— For terms, &c., address Mrs. J. J. Preston, 77, Plas- tartou-avenue, Cardiff. e5682rl2 To Let. Cottage and Stable, suit cabman, in Upper G«m«etown, Carclitf.Apply 99, Cowbi-idge-road, •Cardiff. e5462i0.3 Six-roomed House to Let, Harold-street, Itoath; in gooel repair.—Apply Tredegar House, 331, Cow- hri'ige-road, Cardiff. e5450r6 -For Sale, No. 27, Willdsor.place.-For terms, &c., and application to view, apply to W. C. Clarke and Dover, 31, Queen-street, Cardiff. e3537 pnrT-m—me » ■iiwuwnimi imuinii nitmiiinn"i i^ghb—e—^> Host anfl jFmmft* Lost, on Sundiy last. Plain Gold Bar Brooch, with two hearts on 4 Ije front set with diamonds.—Finder rewarded on returning same to J. iileibel, Jeweller, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. e5671v8 Found, White Terrier Dog; if not claimed in three davs will be sold.—F. Roberts, Deri Deion, L'.svane. e5451r6 Lose,, on Saturday night, Lady's Gold Watch and Chain.—Finder returning the same to the Centr.il PoU" Stat ion will be Rewarded. jmj mnm mi iflterrflaittous. Ilie Latest Discovery.—Shaving without Razor, Soap, or Water: recipe, Is. Id.; bargain.—Watts, Whitworth-terrace, Tredegar. e5437r8 Perth Dye Works—Goods Fcrwarded Carriage Free. — Miss Morgan, close Clarence Statirn, Cardiff- e5431r8 Is Your Watch Wrong? The Best and Cheapest Shop in Cardiff for Watch Repairs of every des- cription is Kier's, 38, Castle-arcade, orwosite Cardiff Castle. e549r!2 Wanted, an experienced Dressmaiker, to Take Charge of Workroom; good fit and sty Ie es- entiat; a good salary will be paid competent hand.—Apply, stating wages required (outdoor), with copies of two recent testimonials, to Co-operative Society, Tony- pandy. 32718 Wanted, thoroughly-experienced and stylish Mil- liref, able to sene; WeIsh.-State full particulars .ni1 salary Samuel and Jones, Nantymoel, Bridg- end. Ia37r6 Warded, Situation as First Hand Dressmaker; to take charge of small work-room; good reference; fit and style guaranteed.—Miss Harrison, 8, FIt. Peter-street, Roath, Cardiff. 2060r6 fFlanctn A CAPITALIST is prepared to make IMMEDIATE PROMPT. and STRICTLY PRIVATE CASH ADVANCES in Sums from £ 10 TO £1,000 TO Professional Ladies and No Fee of any description. Gentlemen, No Bills of Sale. Tradesmen, No public or local exposure. Tradesmen, No public or local exposure. Farmers. I No objectionable Inquiries. Florists, No usual Loan Office For- Market Gardeners, nralities. Hotel Proprietors, And at a Reasonable Rate J eb Masters, I of Interest. And all clas>\es, ON NOTE OF HAND ALONE. Intending Borrowers are Cautioned against the flat- tering Advertisements that appear daily. The majority of them emanate from Agents, whose Sole Object is to Obtain Fees of all descriptions. Applicants cap rely upon it that by applving to me they do so in confidence, and that they will be treated in a fair and business-like manner.—Apply M. BARNETT, 30572 q »imiiimrITini i^iiMirMiiNifiiii jffiigrellancotigi £ >aies* Cfcauce of Lifetime -For Sale, Secret of Water- proofing any Kind of Goods, to stand the severest test for twelve hours or more. No odour. Goods not showing any appearance of having gone through the process. Capital nominal. Fine chance for young man in lu'-rative busine8s.-A:¿, Western Mail Agency, Hardy Plants.—Now is the time to Plant. Golden Marguerite# 2s. dosr. 11 Hug-Ie Margar- guerites, L-. 6d. dozen; Gallardias (grand plants), IF. 6d. dozen; Double Lycbuits (very tine), 2s. dozen free for cash.—Daniel Davies, Lugwardine, Hereford.. e5464rli Greenhouse, (nearly new), lean-to 12ft. by 6ft. complete, £ 3. Banjo, brilliant tone, seven srings, with ease; cost 99s., sell 50s.—74. Penartb-road, Cardiff. e5448r6 Iron Buildings for Sale (New), to ascornmodafe 200, 250, 300 persons—Apply to Harris, iron Church P.t.iider, 7 and 8, Idol-lane, London, E.C. pJj277d SirDties* f-afetv Cushion; diamond frame; balls through- out; new this season: eg 10s.; 11 guinea. machine. —7, Well-place, Cwmbach, Abcrdate. e5449r6 Bicycles, Well-known Makcr; Juveniles, Itumber pattern; diamond frame cushions, bail beaiings; hoys', £ 3 10s. girl's, £ 3 17s. 6d. approval and trial allowed" -Address D 4, Express Oliice, Car- diff. e5459t6 Safety (Solid Tyre) for Sale, in good condition; 1;c.1 bearings; £ 2 10s.—Morgan, 190, Cowbridge-road. Ciiiton, Cardiff. eo428:fi i;4 IBs. 6d. buys Cushion Tyre Safety, Humber pattern, lonj ball head, Coventry n:alce; bankrupt's stock: listed.at £14 10s. wonderful bargain ever offered, this is genuine. Coma and see boat fare paid. 100 Pneumatics just, as cheap; latest pattern, Eb lCs. each,-R. Warrilow, Weston-super- lolare, e3503 I -Bicycles., -Well-known maker; Whitworth pattern pneui.i;itics, £5 10s.; cushions, £ 4 10s.; juvenile cushions, L-3 10s.; approval; trial u,llowed.-Address C 10, Evening Express. Cardiff. e5416r5 Morris Bros.' Cycle Works, Pontypridd.—Over l' O Cycles to be Cleared regardless of Cost!—Sead for 1 IJ eeilll lists, post. free.—Repairs of all kinds executed » SUDfrior mil nT,pr aud I'liCiipl" -,&s.J' -=- I, parrots. Parrot. —Glover Red-tailed African Talking Crey Major Mortimer. Having two, sell oue with Cage 21s. to nice people.—Particulars enclose envelope, 7, Church-road, Seacomhe. partner ellipse Architect and Surveyor, with good connection and practice, is Desirous of Taking a Partner; splendid opportunity for young man with moderate capital.— Apply, first instauce, to C 43, Western Mail, Car- diff. 2346r9 Paitnership.—Gentleman (graduate preferred) Re- quired by Young Ladv in Ladies' School; most be I ri¡!M riid firm aged from 30* to 40 years.—Full particulars to C 14, Westen; Mail, CardifT. flS'^ro i rt iii eii t Penarth, 18. Windlor-road. — Furnished Sitting- room aud Bedroom for one or two Gentlemen terms moderate; piano, gas. e55841,12 — Comfortable Home for One or Two respectable Young Men andneax town station.—'10, Momnouth- street, Saltuiead. e5418r5 W-.irted. lespectuhle Young Man to Mrare Bed- room and Sitting-room.-77, Paibridge-rorul. Car- (Uff. e5461r6 t-roiMC—to—LetT IVo Sitfing-rooins, Five Bedrooms, Kitehen,v Sruilety, Balh- room, Ac.—-Apply C. S. Arthur, House and Estate Agent, 10, Queen-street, Cardiff. e5^67r!0 Wanted, One or Two respectable Young Men to Join Two; front, sitting, piano.—Apply 36, Tudor- road, Cardiff. c546"rlO Well-Furnished Apartments snit one or' two Gentlemen; terms moderate.—83, Newport-road, Car- diff. e5442r9 Unfurnished.—To Let, Two Large Rooms and Coa Cellar: use of hath..—116, Woodville, road Cardiff. e5423r6 Two Unfurnished Rooms to Let at the Docks; -yc\ ng pe iple with no family.—Address C 20, Evening Expre.-s. Cardiff. e5^27r6 SrrmnfS* ^raucilrrs;, xt Agent Wanted for Pickles, Vinegars, Sauces lirst- class salary and commission.-Apply Howes. 35, Queenshury-street, New North-road, London. Wanted. Salesman on Commission.—Boston Rubbtv Shoe Company, Tower-chamoers, London, E.C. e5194d Manufacturing Stationery and Colour Printim, Cardiff and South Wales Ground.—Advertisers Re- quire a Gentleman to Represent them on the above ground. There is a very extensive aud old-estab- lished connection applicants should have a tharough knowledge of the trade and be of good appearance and address, and it is absolutely essential that they should be well known in Cardiff and the district.— Address, with full particulars of experience and en- gagements, to A. H. Z., Messrs. Street's, 30, Corn- hill, London, E.C. Llll162 -W¡¡rïteëI;- First-class Traveller for Oils, &c.. who is well known to the consumers one at present in the trade preferred.—Oils, 21, Abbey-street, Hul1. [1'12 Wanted. SaIegmMt m Command Foiage Trade; must have experience; security required.-Apply D 3, Western Mail, Cardiff. 210 rb Agents Wanted for Pickles, Vineguts, Sauces; first- class fala.-y awl commission.—Howes, 35, Queens- burv-street, New North-rood, London. 196"19 W:<11te<1, aii energetic Man as Traveller for the Watch Department; good character indispensable; security required.—Atlas .Furnishing Company (Limited). Hnyes, Cardiff. ITTAIG Wholesale Grocery and Provision Trade.—Com- petent Traveller Wanted for G!amo:gan awl Mon- mouthshire good salary and commission will be paid to an experienced man.—Address C 12, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1790r6 Canvassers Wanted. Whole or Part Time, for Neath, Bridgend, Llanelly, and District; good chance to earn E2 to £3 weekly; a local novelty.—Address, by letter, 1", R Western Mail. Swansea. e31113 Agenti Wmted to Retail Cfylon «nd other Teas, fitm Is. upwards; cash terms.—Send envelope for price list (ne post-cards) Select Ceylon Tea Agency, 39. Lime-street. London 320d Canvasser's Wanted in Rhondia Valley, whole or part time; good chance to earn P2 to \ve?kly; a local noverty.—Ad IreM, by letter, F. It, 10, Mor- gan-street, Pontypridd. 31113 Situation Wanted as Traveller Wines, Spirits, or Bar; excellent references and fhst-ciass connection; security.-—Box D 25, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2>-46r9 Dairymen, Poultry, Vegetable, allll Fruit Salesmen. —linei-iretic Young: Man, experienced Buyer and Sales- man (Wholesale and Retail), Understanding Ameri- can and English Dairy, Requires Situation; con- necti.jn North Wales, :1idlan<lE, k-e. highest testi- monials.—Commission Agent, Ram Hotel, CHou. cester. 217f), q Agent, wj1h- safe connection, Desires Another Good Agency for Cardiff and District.—Address (first in- stance) Mr. Thon.&s, 3, Clifton-street, Cardiff. [rlO Young Man, knowledge boolc-keeping. Welsh, and business. Wishes to Represent and Possess Book of good Insurance Society.—C 42, Western Mail. Car- diff. u. 2047r9 Wanted, an Agency by a Gentleman with a Large Connection, calling regularly upon Collieries, Tin, plate Works, Engineers, Dry Docks, Ship Repairers, Rteamslllp Owners, and Steam Users Generally.— Address C 26, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 1839r8 J>I)0]3 Sfestetaiits;, &ï. Wanted, smart, active Youth; assist behind counter; good references,-Cardiff Arms, South Splott, Car- diff. e5445r5 Boot Trade.—Wanted, a Junior Assistant at once able to speak Welsh.—Tremel'.tn, Aberdare. 2297rl2 Drapery.—Smart Young Man Wanted; good sales- man and door-dresser; converse in Welsh.—Full par- ticulars Rex Drapery Company, Swansea. 2281rl2 Drapery. —Smart Juntot- Young Ladies Wanted to Serve Through; converse in Welsh.—Photo, refe- rences, and salary required Rex Drapery Company, Swansea. 2280rl2 Drapery.—Wanted, an experienced Young Man: good window-dresser; must speak Welsh.—Apply, stating experience, salary, and age, Tlios. Yoraiii, Swansea.. 2279rl2 Outfittiiig.— Wanted, smart, Junior; good "stock- keeper aud Wil\dow-ùresse:Statc salary and expe- r ice, J. Lewis, 23, James-street, Docks, Car- diff. 225919 Grocprv.—Wanted, a thorourhly-good Hand for both Counters.—Apply D 19, Western Mail. Car- diff. 2219<-8 Wanted, a Junior Assistant; indoors.—Apply, with I' Ironmongery.—Wanted immediately. Assistant, well up in Furnishing; Welsh indispensable.—Preece, Porth. 2166rll Wanted, experienced Salesiyoman 4or Show room First Hand; petmanenn- to trustworthy and conver- sant. in Welsh.—Apply and state full particulars to Edwards, JJaritmrtlten. 1796r6 Warfed, smart Junior for Gent's. Mercery.—Apph Griffiths und Sons, Newport, Mon. 2136r6 Provisions.—Manager to Oj>en'"Branch". Also^ Young Afin for Fresh Meat Trade: must be push- ing, obliging, able, to produce good referenco, and Lot, afmid J'f work; personal application preferred.— Williams. TmUwn, Pontypridd. 2061rl0 Drapery.—Wanted, a Young Lady fo^ Man fie" and Millinery Sales; WeIsh,-Apply L. Smith, Penfrc, Rhondda.. 2021r9 Grocery. —Wanted, smart Provisions'Hands.—' Apply, jiersoiially, Griffin and Davies, Cadot- ton. 195-r9 To Grocers.—Wanted, First-class Hand to the Grocery and Prr,vi8iOIJ:<: pushing, obliging, awl not afraid of work; strictly sober: indoors.—Applv, with reference (state salary), to W. D. Cule, Pentre, Rhondda. 2344r6 Wanted, for Fancy or General Drapery.—Address II., Bon Af!, r, Abergavenny. 2156r11 Irontnoasery. —W:mted. Situation as Junior; four years' experience general furnishing and ic,i/ trade; 18: disengaged.—Iron, 8, Dunraven-terv.icc, Tor.ypandy. Ironmonger's Assistant Seeks' Situation (outdoor'); seven experience; Welsh disengaged on the R:a, ult.-Fryuue, r<Mt-oSce, P., ° 1¡j4!.Jrf! iBisrrllaiuousJ Situations'. Wanted, smart, active Youth, assist behind Counter; good references.—Cardiff Arms, South Splott, Cardiff. e5679r9 Boot Trade.—Wanted, a steady Man for General Repairs and Bespoke Trade.—Apply J. Davies, Leicester House, Bargoed. e5ó80d2 To Smiths.—Wanted, by steady Young Man, Situa- tion as Shoeing and General Smith.—W. _Davies, Caerwall Cottages, Ely-road, Llaiv.Uff. eo-32i4 Wanted, Sliorter Hours for Women Workers.—Trv Venus Scap. It saves labour, saves your hands, mill preserves clothes. Ask for it Get it; Test it i e3560 Wanted, strong Errand Boy.—Apply Mrs. Wick- lram, 6, Wyndham-crescent. Canton, Cardiff. [er6 Wanted, Situation as Bailiff or Stabiemar.; expe- rienced in all kinds of stock; abstainer; aged 36; wife experienced laundress; no children. O 32, VVVttt-rn Mail, Cardiff. e5139r3 Wanted, Wooing Head Groom; sober thor oughly experienced management hunters, young horses; good rider and driver; wages 22s. per week.—State age, married, siilgle, weight- D 11, Western Mail, Swansea. 2278rl2 Wanted, a steady Young Man as Groom and Gardener.—Apply, with references, to E. H. Lloyd, Bryntirion, Neath. 2282rl2 Wanted, Groom Under Coachman; single.; ac. us- tun cd to live indoors.—Apply H. Oakden Fisher, Ty Mynydd, Radvr, near Cardiff. 327^'9 Wanted, a Single Man to Work a Milk Round Once a Day and to Work on the Farm; good references required.—Apply to Fredk. Stratton, Machen Plas, near N' ewport. 2226r6 Wanted, a good Working Farm Bailiff; the Wife to Manage Dairy and Poultry, with servant- to help; give full particulars cf experience and wages re- quired. Also, an experienced Cowman Wanted.— Apply Llaugennech Park, Carmarthenshire. [2164rll Wanted, rcspe-ta'.ie Young Man to Look After Stock ü Ue tc milk and make himself generally use- ful Churchman and abstainer preferred.—Apply with references, Rosser, Court, Brecon. 2165r8 ~Wanted, Situali. n as Working Farm,Bailiff under- stands all stock; Groom-Gardener, or Any Place of Tn st; married; aged 30; Wife experienced Laun- dress refetteuees.—Addt^ess KiM.ett, Congres'oury, Siaiifrset, R.S.O. 2187r3 WantFd, Situation as Groom or Groom-Coachman ride well: or Any Place of Trust: seven years; cha- racter— 1) 9, Western Mail, Cardiff.. 217'ifrll Wanted,Grooni-Coachman; married. Wife Laun- dress; thoroughly sober and honest, and good driver,-Homfray, Plas Llannon, Llanelly. 2C74rl3 WoiUd. Young Man (Fanner's Son preferred) to Look After a Horse and Carriage, One Cow, a Small Kitchen Garden, and to Make Himself Generally Useful; an easy place.-Apply, stating wages asked, past services, and giving references, to Re*. M. A. Rr.es, Cwrntwrch, Nantgaredig R.S.O. 32681 Wanted, Two Farm Men—One a., Cowman, the Other as Ploughman both must milk welL-Apply, Miss Ballinger, Clareston, Hav^rfordwt st. 19G2r9 W wtul, Groo u-Gaidener, who understands Flowers and Greenhouse. !-nd Make Himself Generally Useful. -Applv to Miss Anthony, The Grove, Caer- pliilly. 1838)6 Wanted immediately, WagonC". married preferred; house and garden found: cit,r allowed.—Apply Beer, High Mead, near Abergavenny, Mon. 1833r6 Gardener (Single-handed or Under); six years' good experience, inside and out; good reference.— 1. F., 59, System street, Splotiands, Car- diff. 22831'12 Wanteti. Situation as Working Farm Bailiff married, hut no children; aged 38; good reference from last situation.—D 31, Western Mail, C"r- ditr. 2288:12 Young Man Seeks Situation as Groom or Driver; can drive well; good character.—Address Groom, 52, Harold-street, Roatli, Cardiff. 2233r12 Situation Required as Gardener cr Handy Man; Wife as Laundress; iniddle-a.ged.—Apply George Jones, Llwvncelyn, Merthyr Tydvil. 2132rl0 Coaclnnan or Groom; single; aged 29; strong, willing to be useful, and can be well recommended. —Edgington, Williamston, Haverfordwest. [2161rll AiT Second-or Thiixl; well up amongst hunters ride well; good references; aged 25; abstainer.— Apply W. Wright, Spye Park Stables, Chippenham, Bath. 20901-6 Wanted, Situation as Groom under Coachman, or Single-handed; three years' good iefereii John. Tymyi,p>ld. R-.idvr, Cardiff.. 2012r9 Married Man Wants Situation as Cowman; thoroughly understands cattlc; can have good n-fertwe?'. —A|>»?v xi JAiWlo, .Ko: 2, brey, Oarin r!.hensi;ir;\ I030f8 "Wanted. Situation as Groom or Porter; Cardiff preferred; used to horses good character.—J. Bond, 30, Arthur-street, Roath, Cardiff. 1902r8 C,ardeiie Id Working; Scotch; experienced r'- e' In all branches; married, no family.—J. ?¡kJ,aren, Llvsiog Tsba, OvrntAff, Alertliyt. 1887.6 Wanted. Situation as Groom under a Coaclnnan; aged eightei n years; three years' good character. — Applv James Jul in, Mellaston Cottage, Pem- broke. As Groom-GoaeJHiian; willing to be useful; ag.yl 40; married: long charader.-Addres8 Y 42. Wes- tern Mail; Cardiff. 52-317 Wanted, smart active Youth Assist Behind Couu-\ ter; good references.—Cardiff Arms, South Splott, Cardiff. 226'5r9 Wanted, respectable Young Man, to Make Himself Generally Useful; with good character.—Apply Queen's Hotel, Aberdare. 2037r6 Queen's Hotel, Aberdare. 2037r6 Ww\ted7"a~Youug Man Who Has a Knowledge of Hotel Work: to live indoors.-Apply at Bassett Arms Hotel, Burry Dock. • 2031r9 Bool;- (IJoaiJ) Requires Situation, Family or Com- mercial; fifteen years' experience; highest refe- rences.—Applv. Griffiths, Heall Boots, City Anns, Hereford. 2129rl0 Wanted, Situation as Boots (Head or Single- handed); good'char icter aged 28.—R., Bay Tree Cottage, Newquay, Cornwall. 1360r3 Waiter Seeks Situation Coffee-room or Otherwise; five years last situation good r eferences.—Address F. rioare, 44, Howell-road, Exeter. 1934i8 Waiter. by thoroughly expe- rienced Young Man aged 27 first class references. -Address John Wilson, Royal Hotel, Weston-super- Mare. 1877r8 Man and" Wtfe, Without Encumbrance, Would Like Management of Public-house, with View to Pur-chase; testimonials and security.—Address D 26, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2247r9 Printers.—Good Compositor Wanted. Also Jiti- prover— Apply Shimeld Bros., Penarth. 2301 r8 Bakers.—Wanted, a good Second; well up in smi'lls must have good character and experience.— State wuges required (indoors) the Tredegar Machine Bakery. Tredegar. 2238rl2 Mechanical Engineer Wanted for a Railway and Colliery in Venezuela (South America); an engage- ment for two years, free passage out, and g-oocl wages are ottered' to a steady, competent, and indus- trious mall. ,-Apply by letter, stating age, expe- rience, and wages required, to the Guanta Company (Limited), Broad-street- House, London, E.C. [L11461 Electrical Engineering—Sydney F. Walker and Co, Uaye a Vacancy for One Apprentice; premium required.-Apply Cardiff Electrical Works, Car- diff. 2212rll Wanted, Wheelwright; sm^le man: permanent- situation, wanted at once; also an Apprentice.— Apply Francis, Coachhuilder, Wnit.la.nd. 2168r9 To Butchers. Wanted, a thoroughly good Slaughterman; state wages.—Apply 60, Dean-street, Aberdnre._ 2160rll Wanted. Two Plasterers also Two Carpenters; total abstainers preferred.—Apply E. Bambury, Union-gardens, near Hand Post, Risca-road, New- port__ 2137rl0 ,tii active Yctng Man; must understand warehoi.se work and driving out, wages £1 per week.—Apply, stating particulars, to Edward Jenkins, Maindee, New- port. 2139r6 Pork Butchers.—Wanted, respectable Young Man for Out Back; well accustomed to the trade: live in; wagres 12s.—Apply, with reference, Jeffreys and Sons, Newport, Mori. 2041r9 To Wheelwrights.—Wanted, good Wheelwright as Working Foreman.—None but competent need apply Lewis, lioath. Cardiff. 20J.0t9 Butchers. Wanted, Yfnnir Mm for Shop, g<cd reference.—Apply C'adogan, 124, Portir.aumoor road, Fast Afflors, Cardiff. > 1H5(TI-9 Pork Butchers.—Wanted, respectable Yovr.g Man, about 2.0, to Kdl and A^.s:. —Applv, with P, to R. Hillic-r. 40. Qiio.vi «trt( t. Cardiff. I$57r9 Wantefl at once, steady C'oachbuilder; thorough knowledge of carriage-building and repairing; wages to gofKl man,—Thomas Dix, Aberdare. Wanted, IVo Painters; used to paper-hanging.— Al Rogerstone Hotel, near Newport. 1903r8 Wanted, steady Married Man as Salesman, Aerated Water Business, Tredegar.—Apply Hans;r <l Mer- thyr. 1916r3 A rc.speota'Tlc Boy Wanted to Carry Miik and Assist in Butsh'ring; -UJ:«1 13 to H :Applv W. Hor kins, B rt -her hergwTiift. i{C3r6 iltiblir ^muG'rmmtr^ CARDIFF^ 1~ R AND ^BTE-A~T~R~B~ H WE STG A TE STREET, CARDIFF. Lessee and Manager Mr. CLA RENCE SOUNES TO-NIGHT. M WILLIAM BOURNE, and Powerful Company in the Great Realistic Drama, A N T 0 11 MAK TO M A N. i NEY¡ SPECIAL SCENERY AND EFFECTS. Prices— 6d. to. Early Doors Extra. Second Price at. Nine. Box Plan at Messrs. Heath's, Music Warehouse, Queen-street. MONDAY NEXT, Important Engagement, of Mr. C. W. Gartliorue and Ins Celebrated Comedy Company in" The Colonel," "Impulse," and" The Qneen's Shilling," from St. James's Theatre, London. 52654 rAJlC'Sr~GR A Nl3 WAXWORKS -2-14, Victoria-rooms, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. UNPASELLELED SUCCESS OF SATANELLA! The Talented and Well-known Society Lady Palmist has arrived front the Albert-hall and all the Principal London Fetes and At Homes, and holds Reception, Twice Daily, viz., Two till Five and Seven till Ten, Seats are reserved from Two till Three and Seven to Eight. The Wax we rks open all day, with ever increasing new additions. admission jm uanaL- "1. truants, Barrli?w^» <\rr. Wanted, for London and Countrv, Cooks, £ 35, £ 3: £ 25, £20, £16: Parlourmaids,; £ 16 to £ 20; Housemaids, rID to S18 Ritehemnaids, £7 to £ 16; Nurses, £ 3 to P,20 General Servants, £ 6 10 £ 20.— Write Mrs. Coster, Registry Office, Gloucester.!ero Respectable Girl Wanted.—Apply; 77, De Bu: gh- street, Rivei-side, Cardiff. e5670rll B£1.rma.id requires Situation experienced first-class marine trade, captains, engineers, &c speak French Dock vicinity preferred.—For particulars, address C 13, Western Mail, Cardiff. e5420r5 Wanted, General Servant; understand plain cook- ing; good references.—Mrs. Govier, Cardiff Arms, :.5outh Splott, Cardiff. e5444ru Wanted, General Servant; must have good refe- rences; bey kept.-Apply Sirs. Henry Ensor, 23, Windsor-place, Cardiff. e5681r12 Wanted, by respectable Person, Sitmttioll as Work- ing Housekeeper good reference good cook.— Address D 33, Evening Express, Cardiff. e3683012 Housekeeper's Plac-3 Wanted by Young Person, aged. 30; three years' good character expeiieii je in housekeeping; good plain cook.—Address C 30 Even- ing Express, Cardiff. e5-136;8 Wanted, a competent Cook.—Apply to Mrs, Lewis, 'flu- Main.lee, Newport. 2295r9 Wanted, a General Servant, by the 12th inst; only two in family.—Apply Mis. Dun, raviin-street, 'IVnypandy, Rhondda Valley. 2269r9 Four -¡¡lJe;¡or}:,ärlcufmiuds Wanted. Also Generals and Farm Dairymaid or Housekeeper. Sketch, Hicknian-road, Penaith. 2271r9 Wante.'i, ouse-l',iirlotii-iiia-id-Cook coieliiiian kept; no family.—Af-piy Mrs. Win. Spickett, l vr- Haul, Pontypridd 2296r9 General Servant Wanted able to wash and do plain cooking.—Appiy, with references, Mrs. Lloyd, Chemist, Mertliyr. 22S8rl2 \\anted, goo>l Housemaid; required to wait at table. — Annlv Mr-. Harrap, (iwaunfarren, Mer- thyr. 229rl2 Wanted, by 23rd inst., strong respectable House- maid.—Lloyds Bank, Aberdarfe. 230212 Wanted, General Servant; aged under twenty.— Apply 82, Partridge-i oad, lioath, Cartliff, evening, six to eigi;t._ 2300r9 -WîíitècÇ u: good General Servant; able to do plain cocking and taking. Also Housemaid; must be able to iron.—Apply, stating wages and giving good refe- rences, to Mrs. lloutledge, The Riiyd, Tredegar, Mon. 2239ró Wanted immediately, a Housemaid, willing to Assist General.—Apply, personalty. Mis. Gething Lewis, Nythva, Bradford-place, Penarth. 2252rl2 Wanted, thorough Housemaid; well up in lier duties; good character from last place indispen- sable.—Mrs. Sfcruve, Darran, Neath. 22401'9 W,-iited. Novenit)er lst, a -ood Plain Cook.—Address, with all particulars, to Mrs. J. A. Shepard, Polar House, Tredegar, Mon. 32730 Wanted, good General Servant; small family.— 64; Richmond-road, Cardiff. 2227r8 Wanted, by Appiv, stating age, reference, and wages, to Mrs. Carver, Halgowan House, Cheltenham. 222.1-S WatitKl at ,¡rj¡œ, Nurse-Housemaid. Two Children, voi-nger 3 £ .—Apply AHa. Hornbv, 48. SMw-hi". New- port.. 2217r8 Wanted, good General Servant; Kbout 30; plain cooking, washing, ironing good character; country- girl preferred.—Mariquita Villa, Maindee, New- port. 2223, 111 Wanted at once, good General Servant: must be good t-ok. A'-o, House-Parlcun'maid.—Apply, bv letter, first, to Mrs. Rutherford, Garth House. Tuff's Welt. 32710 Wanted immediately, strong Girl (not under 24) Who Can Wash and Iron Well, :md A-'mst a. Little Generally end of week; cook and housemaid kept. —Apply Mrs. Davies, Grovelield, Penvgraig, Rhondda Valley; 2203r3 Wanted, an experienced Servant, able to do p!:un Cocking MId bhnaginz in a Small Business House.— "13. Mou-a-plaee, Cardiff. 2205r8 Wanted. Nurse-Housemaid, able to sew: children go to school.—Apply, after five p.m., Mis. McDonald, 66, Oakfield-street, Cardiff. 2191rll Wanted, a General Servant Who Can Wait at Table and Understand Housemaid's Work; two others kept; personal character indispensable.—Apply Mrs. Scoft, Thist.leboon House, Mumbles. 2165r8 Wanted, a good General Servant for a Farmhouse. —Address Mrs. Farr, Green Moors, Aberga- venny 2157r8 p Wanted. Pi -i Ccok thoroughly clean and cblifii £ 0.—State age, references, !)_ 8, 1 1L 21S4ill War 1 r ;i,ri as Kitchen>na;d; able to wash.—fsiate saiurr. rewrences, to Davies, Gay-trey House >1 t | c-1. 2174rll antcZC- ^ene sei)3:1ïl. atxiut 18; good refe- rences required.— i\ £ 4 Tudor-road, Cardiff, [rll ¡ Wanted, experi ;ral Servant, able to ilo I jilain cooking: h 1 uivl kept.—Apjily 90, Walter- road, Swrnse- 2145rl0 Wa-.Li.rd. Young Num-maid.—Mrs. Walters, ?1, St. Andrew's-cres.-e-r (iiirdiff. il79r3 Wanted, in a isuud FgAiilv, a good General Ser- vant early riser; or.c- foul of children preferred. — Aj>pty_154._ Xexvpoj ^yadTjCan-liff. ,2178r8_ Wanted at once, Nur«e, about 16.—Apply Mrs. Jenkins, Navigation Stcrgs, Trelmris. 2144rl0 Girl V»"aiitcd imnie<'liai«9y for Light House Work. —Apply 66. PlasturtorMiv^nue, Canton, Cai\li/t.[32700 Wanted, a good Plain Cook.—Apply, with full particulars, age. hciahf, .wages, and reference, Mrs. Taylor. VI, O.v.eon-st'ee! Cardiff. 2128rl0 Wanted Kitchen a.'=d tjculiery Maids former able to bake and ùo (la-iJv ivi)- k about 21 yeais; latler not under 18.—H"«. K\.»n». Ffnvdgrech, Br- •. ■. 2065r6 -,V;.llt¡>f,i-ISt >Tov.« Vi,- good Plain Cook: assis- tance given baking; £ 18.—State age and expe- rience, Mrs, C. Bishop, Cwuivythen, L'an- do\(ry. 2063rl0 Wanted, respectable Servant for Elderly Lady; good needlewoman; ated about 40; Church";voman. Also, House-Parlouraiaid; strong; Church gul; good references i wiu-weii. Powell, Gi'eston Manor, (.'o\vbridge. -.JJfc 2059r6 Wanted immediately;* good General Servant.— Apply, stating age,. t%ience, and salary required, Mrs. llc hards, 7%tBp(jr?iti^ House, Poiitnewydd. [rlO Wanted, good Gec.ojal, able to do plain cooking.— Apply Airs. Browne, The Hermitage, Brynniawr, Bre- conshire. •_ ^0 £ 3i6_ Wanted immediately, ^ood Cook; kitcbenni:d kept.—Appl.v, stating H.%es, references, and full particulars, to Mrs. Ba«iS(t, Beaupre, Cowbridge, South Wales. 2062r-10 Wajittd at once, a GirlJfor Housework in Public- house. — Address L. T{i, Stamp Office, Aber- gavcimy.. 201Si-2 Wanted, Second Konsciiiaid, or General; ai)!e to wash well and iron. Afcw <>■ loung J'ariourmaU.- Apply Mi»s Ballinger^ ( lareston, Haverford- west. 1951r9 Good Plain COOE f!,eq:ifffd for Penarth; reliable early riser; no A8 Western Mail, Car- 1984r9 Experienced- General Savant Wanted; must have good reference; aged 9 to ^5.—Apply 36, Well- field-road, Roatli Park q, IS00t8 County Registry for sses of respectable Ser- vants, town and MWy.—Morgan's, 6, Lower Station-terrace, Taif JgHtei^Curuitf. 1913r8 Wsnted "General MBH^~gooil wages given — Apply 10, l^'flcca-rcaHprtMbiypridd. 1931r8 Waute<l inntefliatdBBt^good (.Jenerai Servant.— Apply 3Q» Loadoun-fsjarfctw patditT. 19331'3 Waiite*d,~Mi-s. Fedf«eJ^Etry. 22, Chailes-stiect, Cardiff, experienced three months, also twelve mouths). EX|%SHK'. Cooks, Lftundi-ymaids, Pr.rlourmaids immedfi(te|Bp' 1926r8 ~Wantedr"»0°d GeueralHtvant; r eferences indis- pensable.—Mrs. W. II, «K, Springfield, Ck'nway- rœd, Cardiff. 1871!ré' Waiited, respectaW^BMfemJ Servant, undeistand- iug Plain Cooking; gojB efeitiiuc rcxjuired; two in family,—Apply 2, ^wper-street, Wordsworfli- street, Cardiff. 166j' 3 k ii,)t over 30. Also a House-Parlounnci^ tall, must thoroughly un<1prfintlll duties. Both yjust early risers and trustworthy.—Apoiy C il, Western Mail, Car- diff. 1782r6_ Wanted, a Parlourrn.1 Ri.—Apply Sirs. Waldron, Ll.'indafi. 1897r8 Wanted, intelligent, qt. i k Girl, about 17, to be Trained under excellent C -.o"k: good home and kind consideration to servant .iuing such; state wages. —Apply 33, Plymouth-roM, Penarth. 1780r6 General Servant Wanted'* plain- cooking; small family.—All particulars to.'Mrs. Jenkins, Tylamonis, Briton Ferry. 1798r6 Wanted immediately, e:-1#!nenced Plain Cooks and Genends. town and ^'louufer; good wages.—Apply Jones's Registry Office, Cfyfclia Park-road, New- 'ort. i80Sr6 m m m m Young people could find fteaps of §| j enjoyment these long dreary evenings ? g by starting JImateur g p dEittBttel Hroxt|ub.. | J" Tfeere are plenty of young people in j Cardiff and neighbourhood who would like g to join one. |j| THEY CAN ALL BE REACHED BY || ADVERTISING. lf| S 8 public ^musemeiitsf I CARDIFF. \FJ\ HBATRE ROTAL LKSSKE AXDMJLI?ASEK.MR. EDWARD FLETCHER. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). LAST NIGHT OF SIR AUGUSTUS HARRIS'S COMPANY, With all the Original Scenery, Properties, Dresses, &c., in the Great Drury-lane Success, Life of pLEASURE' By Henry Petfitt and Sir Augustus Harris. During the last scene of the Burmah Act are intro- duced THE FAMOUS MAXIM GUNS, firing at the rate of 600 per minute. Prices, 6d. to £225, Doors open at 7, commence at 7.30. Half-price at Niue, MONDAY, October 8th, FO R SIX NIGHTS, EDWARD COMPTON And the CELEBRATED COMPTON COMEDY COMPANY. MONDAY, Oct. 8th, FRIDAY, Oct. 12th, DAVY GARRICK." The Celebrated Old —— Comedy, in One Act, TUESDAY, Oct, 9th, "CHARLES THE "THE SCHOOL FOR SECOND." SCANDAL." I After which the New Three-act Farcical WEDNESDAY, Oct, 10. Comedy, "SYDNEY CARTON, "MARRIED BY Founded 011 the late PROXY." Charles Dickens's Novel, A Tale of Two Cities." THURSDAY, Oct. 11th, SATURDAY, Oct. 13th, "THE ROAD TO RUIN." "SYDNEY CARTON." Box Plan now open at Messrs. Thompson and Siiackell (Lin'ited), Queen-street. MONDAY, October 15th, 1894, FOR SIX NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE, The Eminent Author-Actor, Mr. ILSON BARRETT AND HIS CELEBRATED COMPANY, In his Latest and Greatest Success, THE MANXMAN. Diamatised by Wilson Barrett from Hall Game's successful novel of the same name. MONDAY, Oct. 15th "THE MANXMAN. (First time in Cardiff.) TUESDAY, Oct. 16th THE MANXMAN." WEDNESDAY, Oct. 17th "CLAUDIAN." THURSDAY, Oct. 18th "BKN-MY-CHREE FRIDAY, Oct. 19th "THE MANXMAN." SATURDAY MATINEE, Oct. 20th, at Two o'clock "THE MANXMAN." SATURDAY EVENING CLAUDIAN." Box Plan now open at Messrs. Thompson and Shackell's (Limited), Queen-street Cardiff. [32633 BALL-ROOMS and BANQUETING 3 HALLS DECORATED and FURBISHED, BAZAARS and FANCY FAIRS Fitted up Complete, PORTABLE BALL-ROOM BAND STANDS, Aud Portico for Froirt of Town-hall. Aud Portico for Front of Town-hall. FLAGS, SHIMLDS, AND DECORATIONS, In Great Variety. Write for Estimates to T>ICHARDSON AND RIO, JL BALL-ROOM AND ROUTE DECORATORS, PUBLIC ILLUMINATORS & BAZAAR FITTERS. WORKS— TRADE-STREET, PENARTH-ROAD, CARDIFF. Distance no object.- e3691 tit?lit gtmusimentg* CARDIFF. THE JJ M P I R IS Manager OSWALP STOLT. .I. ro-NiGHT; THE rjlABLEAUX VIVANTS, lyVING piCTURES As at The Palace Theatre, London. Most beautiful Ensembles of Art and Nature. The Masterpieces of Great Painters, produced with the glow of light and illumination of colour that 110 brush, no matter who wields it, can impart to canvas. The elite, including the highest civil authorities, have patronised these Pictures ir. all the towns where they have been exhibited. Amongst other features of this Week's Programme are ROSE SULLIVAN, The Irish Brilliant and G E 0 R G E LEYTON, The Eminent Character Singer from the Principal London Variety Theatres. Next Week—MISS MARIE LOFT A CONCERT in aid of the Funds of the GIRLS' FRIENDLY SOCIETY Will be held in the LESSER PARK-HALL, Oil MONDAY, October 8th, Commencing at Eight p.m. An excellent Musical Programme has been pro- vided, interspersed with RECITATIONS by Mrs., LEWIS, of Greemneadow, and TABLEAUX by Miss MAUD WATKINS but owing to unforeseen cir- cumstances the Play "CHISELLING" will NOT be ACTED by the Glamorganshire Amateur Dramatic Club. 2256r6 THE CARDIFF and PENARTH REGATTA will be held on WEDNESDAY October 24th, 1894. Chairman, Councillor ROBERT HUGHES. Judge and Sta.rter, Captain HODGE. Treasurer. WILLIAM SANDERS, Cardiff Pilot, Hon. Sec., HARRY MORETON. The Favourite Saloon Steamer Waverley has been engaged for Subscribers to follow the race. [32669 MLORS7^REST^ANN"UAL MEET" K3 ING, LESSER PARK-HALL, WEDNESDAY' October 10th, J. CORY, Esq., will preside at 7.45 p.m. Vocalists, Miss GWEN COSLETT and Mr. R. W. EVANS. Violin, Mr. ARTHUR ANGLE. CHOIR and ORCHESTRA. Conductor, Mr. ARTHUR ANGLE. The Hall will be Decorated. Doors open at 7.15 p.m. Orchestral Selections at Half-past Seven. Admission Free. Collcetiou at Close. [20531'10 BAHRY POULTRY, PIGEON, AND CAGE BIRD SHOW.—(Open to all England.— Several Classes confined to Wales. President, Major-General LEE, K.E., J.P. Will be HELD November 21st. 1894. Over 15Q Classes. £ 200 Prizes and Valuable Specials.—Cheap Trains all over Taff Vale anel Barry Railways. Half Proceeds for Funds of Local Nursiug Institute.—Further Pn.rti- culars from A. H. SIMS, Secretary, 102, Holton-road, Barry Dock. 2064rl0 JwnMMwgawW——a—BWHWwarawjgiw. ■VTEWS OF THE WEEK. iJs SifiSX WfSEKLY NEWSPAPER

Pars, of the Principality. I COSSIP AND CHATTER OF I GWALIA. I • A Column of Notes and News of Wales and Welshman of Interest and Instruction to 0!d and Young. "Put the butter en the done-est side," said a little Swansea boy, surveying his breakfast toa-st a day or two since. After the "Sir John Llewelyn Geranium," 1 now grown at Swansea, we shall not be surprised to hear that some Cymru Fydd gardeners have produced a "Lloyd-George Leek" North Wales climate is somewhat cold for Independia Fawr. This is how a oontempora-ry explains the removal of the "Celt." the organ of the Welsh Congregationalists, from Bangor to Aberavon. How many lives has a. boy got ? A witness Against some youngsters at, Newport Police- court yesterday said one of them wa-s very much neglected, and it was a. wonder lie hadn't been killed ove- and over again. Twenty centres of evangeii-stic work have been formed in Glamorganshire and Monmouth- t-hire since the Rev. John Pugh went in for the "forward movement. Next week Mr. Pugh will help to start a branch in London. Cardinal Vaughan is staying at Ravensburv. Ascot, vv.th. Lieutenant-colonel and Mrs. Ough- ton Gilos. The Bishop of Newport :'nd Mciievia, the Bishop of Emmaus, and Mon- signov Cahdl are also staving at Kavensbury. It is now stated that Madame Patti selected Craig-y-Nos for her "home in Wales because the natives in that locality live to a great age. In the cottages near the diva's home there are seven people who have lived close upon 100 years. It is announced that Miss Frances E. Hughes, sister of Mr. Price Hughes and late principal of the Bangor University Hall, about which there was so much discussion recently in the "Times, is engaged to be married to the son of Prebendary Webb-Peploe. Sir Henry Bessemer is not only a patron of Mr. Charles Wilkins's new work on the his- tory of the iron and steel era, but is taking such keen interest in thelnatter that lie will personully aid the author to make the work as complete and trustworthy as possible. Unless the Cardiff Corporation is content to see thy town going back t.;) its "fishing village days'' in the estimation of the world, # it should start business at once on the editor of the "British Weekly." He has this week again spoken of Liverpool as the "Wehh Metropolis." A little Welsh maiden of four summers, who yesterday got into a shower of rice intended for a bridal party, astonished her mother by asking, "Please, am I married now, mamma?'' The dissatisfied way 111 which she received the reply -clearly showed that she be- lieved her inother didn't know her subject- Evans hast beeft'obliged to ra-nwFrMbttgh ill- health is the one to lipelok at the We Hi meet- ing at Liverpool next Monday evening. This ( will be a disappointment to the Welshmen in Liverpool, as the genial Principal of Bangor College is extremely popular in Liverpool. A Swansea pilot reports having seen a very t fine seal in Swansea Bay a day or two ago. p Some months since a seal was caught ill the 1 nets at this bay, and was sold to Mr. Ben. c Evans. It was placed in a tank in a window 1 of his large establishment, and was subse- 1 quently presented by Mr. Evans to the Bristol j Zoologies! Gardens, where it is doing" well at a pre- enh. a$id i-= quite a favourite with tha visitors. j When Mr. Mtred Thomas rose to speak at the S fhrtitrmw" fudge meeting on Thursday night he absently removed the Bible on,; £ fce puloit de.^k and placed it a little on one side. The pastor, the Rev. W. ^purgeon, noticed the action, and, possibly not knowing what place the gOod Book occupied in the new movement— whether it was to act as a missile or moral suasor—rushed forward, grasped the Book, hurried it away tq a place of safety, and then' sat down to watch for wli<it would happen. One of the candidates for the Landore Ward at Swansea has been in the council lief ore, and councillors there still tell a little story about him. At a "rieeiiig soon after his election the question what committees, he was to be on was under consideration, when he suddenly ejaculated, looking wistfully and ear- nesty at the window. "Mr. Chair- man, I should like to be on the streets Whereupon Mr. Viner Leeder—recently voted the wit of the council—retorted facetiously, "Open the window, then, and jump out! A .simple-looking youth from Swansea clis-- trH -'ii-s iin London the other evening and, going where he didn't oughter, met an artful girl, who addressed him quite familiarly. "You have the advantage of me, ma'nm!" said, the young man, colouring deeply. "0, I haven't," she said, but I could have!" An almost similar circumstance occurred to two' other people in London. One, Iw iling- the other as an acquaintance, accosted him cheer- fully, but was met with a frosty and irritating stare and the remark, "You have the advan- tage of me," whereupon -t-he other replied, "Everybody with common sense has, of courcie. Mr. Ernest Rhys, who is the general editor of Messrs. Dent's new monthly series of "Lyric Poets," first brought himself into literary notice by his excellent Canterbury Poets' series. He M. however (says the "Morning Leader"), better known in Ame- rica, where his own lyrical gifts have a wide appreciation. He lives at Ham.pstead, in a house • which is redolent with his lit-e-rary associations. Mr. Rhys at once impress^ ¡ you with a sense of his intellectuality. Tall and delicate-looking, he betrays a merit ga-ip of the subject of ccuver-ation that gene- rally makes him the equal of his visitor. He is a Welshman, and right proud of the fact. A professor of phrenology who was deliver- J ing a lecture on mental culture in a Pembroke- shire town a few days ago related this inte- resting and noteworthy bet ;Vhen I was lecturing and examining heads in Cr.o-digant- sliire parents would come with their boys to be advised as to what calling they were best adapted to fill with success. Invariably the ,I (L-i pt la first question would be, NV)ii my hov hero make a minister and if I sakl, 'No, the next anxious query would be. 'Will be make ai banker?' :md if I enid 'No' to that also, they would seem greatly disappointed. I men- tioned this to the local schoolmaster, and be said, 'Oll! don't you know what Cardiganshire is noted for! I said 'No,' and he told r.)e>, 'Why. it is famed for its liaisons and its pigs.' It b said^of the late Rhvs Davies ("Rhys y It b said. of the late Rhvs Davies ("Rhys y Glyn Bren. ') tluit one dark night he was out in quest of the house of the celebrated Welsh pidpit orator, "William* o"r Wern." Rhys lost his way. but he knew he was not far from the house, of the grea<t preacher. lie called at a cottage- ill a lonely Joe :\1ity, and a,ked the dwellers therein where was4 the house of "Williams o'r Wern." They said they did not know anyone of that name. "Thee. said Rhys. "I mn afraid you are a lost family! If you don't know 'Williams o'r Wern,' and yet live in the same neighbourhood, you must be nfivfnl sinners and have no respect for hsiy things." Rhvs then went his way, leaving the amazed cottagers in the belief that the "wGo^gn-legged preacher'' was an escaped

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MUNICIPM. Ettc'rioNs:4* Cardiff But'gesses Preparing for the November Fight. 1:1'4-- Interest in the forthcoming municipal elec- tions at Cardiff is beginning to manifest itself, and in the course of a few weeks the electors may be expected to be in the throes of muni- eipal excitement. Mr. Ebenczer Beavan will not be opposed in tie Park Ward, and pro- bably Mr. Morel will have a walk-over in the South Ward. In the Central Ward there is an idea of attacking the seat at present occu- pied by Mr. W. Evans. Mr. Henry White is the retiring candidate for the Cathays Ward, and the executive of the Cathays Literal Association have approached certain Radicals to .come out in opposition. Mr. M. Roberts- Jones was amongst them, and lie first con- sented to stand, but afterwards withdrew on the ground that he had been adopted as the candidate for Roath. The Liberal Asso- ciation subsequently cast about among a number of gentlemen, and have succeeded in netting Mr. J. H. Jones, who will enter the field against the Conservative candidate. In the Roath Ward there are two or three repre- sentatives of the Urronist party ready to con- test the seat. It is rumoured that Dr. Brogden will oppose Mr. Wii'ia.m Lewis in the Canton Ward, and in the Splott Ward Mr. Charles Jenkins, of the Cottage Hotel, will, probably be asked- to put himself in antagonism to the. retiring member, Mr. Comley. In the Grange- town Ward there is only one man likely to come out against Mr. Brain, viz., lIfr, Mildon, who was so badly defeated by Councillor John- ston two years ago. In Adamsdown Mr. Munn will probably 'lave a Walk over, but there are rumours that a, Catholic will be brought out against -him. A CONTEST IN CAT HAYS WARD. A well-attended meeting of the Cathays I Ward Liberal Association, described in the circular convening rr as of the "utmost impor- tance." was held on Friday night at theCrwvs- road Board School to consider the representa- tion of the ward on the Cardiff County Council, and to decide whetbc:- there shall be a contest at the ensuing November election. Mr. Wm. Jenkins (chairman of the wai-d) presided, and in opening the meeting said the retiring coun- cillor, Mr. Henry White, had no business in the Cathays Ward, which contained such a large preponderance of working men Radicals. --A resolution was then carried in favour of a contest.—Mr. F. I., Short (ward secretary), in reply to the chairman, said he had waited upon Mr. M. Roberts-Jones, who expressed his willingness to contest the seat if selected, but since then Mr. Roberts- Jones had been selected for the Roath Ward. Mr. Merritt (Salisbury- road) had also been approached, but declined, as he was living in the country. Mr. Joseph Heniv Jones, solicitor, was the third candi- date, and he was prepared to stand- i Ap- plause.)—Thereupon a resolution was unani- mously carried selecting Mr. Joseph Henry Jones as candidate for the ward. SPLOTT WARD. On Friday evening a. meeting of the Splott' Ward Liberal Association was held in the Splott-road Board School, when Councillor Comley presided. After Mr. George Davies had been elected secretary to the association, in place of Mr. W. Bailey, resigned, Mr. Comley vacated the chair, his place being taken by Conciilor Andrews, who announcod that the business before the meeting was the nomination, of a Liberal candidate to represent the ward in the county council at the next November elec- tion Mr. Comley, the retiring member, was then proposed as the Liberal candidate, and after several g-entlemen had spoken in favour of his nominatiou the motion was carried unani- mously. Several questions were afterwards put with respect to matters of lecal interest, and answered by the representatives of the ward present. NEWPORT. I A CONTEST IN THE CENTRAL WARD. At the annual meeting of the Newport Central Ward Liberal Association held on Friday even- ing at Hiil-street-rooins it was announced that 1 the two retiring members — Messrs. T. Canning and 1. LtBwellyn-intended to a^ain contest the seats they will vacate on November 1. That being the state of affairs, and Mr. Thomas Parry having announced'his intention of going to nomination against all comers, a .1 contest seems certain.

KEEN'S D.S.F. MUSTARD. As supplied KEEN'S Daf. MUSTARD: to S'EEN'S D.S.F. MUSTARD. H.M. the Queen.

r- 7HE 11 WELSH PULPIT,; The Authors of the Book Reply to their Critics. „ V TO THE EDITOR OF THE EVENING EXPRESS.' Sir,—We desire to raise our protest against a, paragraph which is now going round the press oa-sting certain reflections upon the "Welsh Pulpit" and its authors. Its conjec- ture as to the identity of the authors is a mat- ter of very minor importance; but it is, per- haps, a-s well to state that one of the persons named ha.s no responsibility for the book or for any part of it. What we complain of is the attempt to stigmatise the Ijook i,, a "llyfyr auffyddol. To the Welsh mind the word "a-nffyddol" implies "atheistic" or "irreligious. We venture to say that the book contains nothing that justifies the use of such a. term. We are not super-sensitive. We have not been sparing in our criticism of the pulpit and its accessories, and we aro willing in our turn to be placed on trial. But let us have criticism, not abuse: truth, rot falsehood. With full honesty of purpose we have ridiculed the absurd formalities, hollow pretensions, and offensive hypocrisies that have grown up around Chris- tian life in Wales, marring its beauty and ohoking its development; we have judged the standard of the religious and moral teachings of our pulpit by its influence on the lives of ministers, elders. and people; we have endeavoured to show that the theology of our preachers is not a,brea.st of the enlightened religious thought of our time; we have pressed upon their attention a. more real conception of the duties of the shepherd to his flock, and urged a returil to that noble ideal which we find in Jesus: this we have ventured to do, and we ask, Is it Atheism? The book has met with a far better recep- tion from the public than we had dared to hope, and it is clear that the people of Waits are awakening to the cniftstions we have raised. e' We would respectfully point out to our critics that raucous abuse and unscrupulous false- hood will do the pulpit moi-e violence, because it will more forcibly reveal its w-eakness than any amount of strong criticism ran do. To show how the matter presents itself to impar- tial minds, we cull the following observations from journals of undoubted intelligence and responsibility, and commend them to the con- sideration of our critics:—"This Iwok is a. criticism of Welsh Nonconformity by anony- mous critics, who are not altogether unfriendly, but who desire to see the Welsh Nonconformist pulpit adapt itself more to the needs of the a.ge. —("Daily Chronicle.") "It is a book that contains a g-ond deal tliat is well worth think- ing about."—(" Oswestry Advertiser.") "In its own way it is a manifestation of the new spirit that is abroad, and it is at least honest and earliest, which if saying a great deal."— ("Weekly Sun.") "We welcome the book as a courageous attempt to look at facts squarely in the face, and to draw the right deduction from j them."—("South Wales Daily News.") These j opinions, though they do not confirm all we have written, afford a. sufficient refutation of the calumny that our object i", to undermine the foundations of religion in Wales.—Yours, THE AUTHORS.

FEATS OF ENDURANCE. Two Welshmen Start for a Walk Round the World. The "Illustrated London News" says:—"Two young Welshmen have just started on a deci- dedly daring tour round the world. They are determined1 to; wa,1 k as much of the long;, journey as possible, and to work their way along. Messrs. E. It. Loudon t'nd Herbert G. Field set out with an enthusiastic belief in the possibility of aow-mplishing their adventurous task. They only know French. Ix-youd their native tongue tflipy have but a slight acquaintance with any country outside of Great Britain; and they have no encouragement from their relatives in this matter. After walking through France tliev hope to skirt Northern Italy, and pro- oecd into the Ottoman Empire. Their pro- gramme includes India, the United States, and Australia,, and may take four or five years to carry out. Cyclist* and travellers have before now ihrown a girdle round the world with record-breaking speed; these young men do noL attempt, such emulation, but hope to do a. far more striking thing by their independence and self-reliance. One cannot withhold a sym- pathetic interest, from Messrs. Louden and Field.

CADBURT'S COC'OA.—"A food alike suitable for buildiug up the growing body and for repairing the waste which is inuduital to all the processes of .Health/ — el 7355 ->

An Infant Monarch, i EVERY DAY LIFE OF THE LITTLE KING OF SPAIN. He is a Bright and Vivacious Child and a Thopough Little Spaniard. Considerablot interest 'has recently been evinced in the doings of the young King of Spain at San Sebastian, where he has been staying for the whole of the summer with his mother, the Queen Regent. The following details, which have been communicated to mo (says a "Morning Post'' correspondent) in a letter from one of the chief personages of tha Spanish Court, gives a fair idea of his. Majesty's every-day life. In accordance with the traditions of his family, his military edu- cation is considered to be of very great impor- tance. For this reason he is almost always accompanied by his military tutor, Colonel Loriga, a distinguished officer of Artillery. The supreme director of his studies, however, is General Sanchez, general of division, a net one of the most distinguished officers in the Spanish Army, who, after a brilliant career in the Engineer Corps, was transferred with, the rank of colonel to the general staff. He is the author of numerous scientific works oa. the art of fortification:, whioh a-ria sery favour-' ably known abroad. He provides his Royal pupil with an essentially modern education., which is not merely limited to the study of science and letters, but includes an important share of moral and political philosophy. The ideas inculcated by General Sauchez are very broad and liberal, though, of course, strictly Christian and religious. It may be noticed that neither of the two officers mentioned above is a grandee of Spain, or even noble. Every morning the takes a cold "tub, a practice' which was commenced when he was only a few months cid, and when at Madrid: there is a daily walk, in company of the tutor, ''in the magnificent Royal domains situated m the neighbourhood of the capital (Mascola oata Hie Ca.mpo el Pardo). The walk is followed by %alf an hour's bodily exxercise in a spec: al gymnasium, establish d in the Palace, and!, of course, a riding is an indispensable oarr of the day's wo-k. This t8»es -,Ylar,e in the .a-, !ital)les, '-7 mount being a 1)ony. elemlsansr; foaled in the. Royal .stud: at Aranjuez. The Ki;nr has several litthv f"' "di-. of his own age,; who are his playmates, chief among ,being- the- sons of tlifs Duke de Alba ind I Duke do Sotomayor. His Majesty already ■ speaks ,.very fluently English, French. German, U and Italian, which have been taught to hiitf'j by native governesses specially selected by/ the Queen Regent herself. t- The Queen Regent is. above all things, a, n.other to the King, of whom she never speak? otherwise than aN "the child. He works very hard, and as lie has been always'very delicate —though now his health is much more robust "than it was—he is as a rule somewhat ex-, hausted when the winter seasoo is over and the holidays approach. When at San Sebastian, however, Df\ liolidiy are imposed, ama the little King, freed from educational and' official t^irps-—for wheo m ha* ma3t$> hüs. of —njeikur híù rlling in the water, collecting shells and build-J ing castles on the sand. He is also very fond'' of fishing for crabs. His only playmates He lii ? little sisters, and when they fall out with hbu he is apt to remrtid them, if they give him too hard a slap, "Do not forget. It is I V.IK am the King." Both the King- and the- l'mcesses bathe every day: but the Queen Regent has not done so this year. The boy battalion wlncli the King reviewed a, few days ago is not the King's Battalion, as has been erre-neously stated, but aiv ordinary scholars' battalion, such as exists o most of the princapal Spanish towns, and consists almost exclusively of town children, with very few visitors. It was organised by Senor Career, a wealthy resi- dent, and ;1, distant relative of the famous financier Salamanca, who built and at one time owned almost- all the new part of San Sebastian- In appearance the little King is very bright and :»t-triictive, and he has lost jthat over- v < ighted look which he had as a very young, (hild, when his head seemed to be too big for hii shoulders. His manners are very bright and vhaeious. and from head to foot he is a thorough little Spaniard. taking much more after his father, the lat." Alfonso XIT., than after his Austrian mother. His power of repartee i* already famous, and he loves to exercise his baby wit upon the aged generals and diplo- matists of his Court. He takes easy likes and dislikes, which are not always in accor- dance with political exigencies. Thus, oue of 'o his gTeat personal favourites is M. Sagasta, the chief of the Liberal party. After a recent change of Cabinet he asked peevishly why M. Sagasta no longer visited the Palace, and insisted that he should still come to see him. Among the principal personages who ewr- round the Queen Regent and aid in tlje bringing up of the Royal children are the Marquesa de Mirafloi-es, who is the governess of the Princess des At-turias and the Infant* Maria Teresa. She is assisted by a ^econdi governo.-s, Condesa de Mirasol. The Grand" M a-ter of the Household and Grand Ecuyer is the Duque de Meoina Sidonia, the Grand Chamberlain the. Duke de Sotemayor. TJi< elnef of the King's Military Household is General Cuenoa. who was a gTeat personal friend of the late Alfonso XII. Condess,; Sastago is the Grand Mistress of the House- Iwud, and the principal Ladies of Honour1 attached to the person of the Queen are Con- d.esa de Sorrondequi, Marquesa de Mai-towH, Condesa de Cumbres Altas, and Marquee dp Pcnaflorida. Lastly, one of the most in- fluential and popular person's at Court is the? Queen's private secretary. Comte de Morphy, who was the late King Alfonso's bosom eom-( pan ion during the whole period that elapsed between the Revolution and the Restoration. When the late Kim- was a student at the. Military College in Vienna it wan frequently Comte de Morphv who paid out of his modest purse for the King's amusements, the Royal. exchequer in those c?.ys of exile being often at a low ebb. Comt., de Morphy is a mem-, bcr of the Academy of Fine -Art. of Madrid, and a very cultured musician. Some of hit compositions display more than the ave-ajjn talent of an amateur, and the musical evening* which he gives in his own. apartments air frecuented bv the plite, of the literary and' artistic world. He is universally esteemed and beloved.

THE CHANNEL CUT. Tre posed Winter Service Betwesw Cardiff and Weston. TO TFIK EDITOR OF THE "EVENING KXPBMW.* STE. --I think that the Weston people shouM follow the example of Cardiff, and either give a. r free landing (as their pier is not very suitable convenient in rough weather), or at the feast grant pier tickets at 5s. each. the same MM Clevedon Pier, and also run omnibuses to the Woston Railway Station a,t 2d. per head. If not, let the Cardiff people look about for som# other place to make a junction with the Great Western Railway or London and South Western lires. A little money spent at Burnha.m woiil# make it a Mfc and convenient terminus for the Channel ferr.w.l CHARON. TO THE KLIFTOT? OF VH* SVSKIKO XXPP.KM. SIB.—I was glael to see the notice in tht "Western Mail" that Messrs. Edwards Robertson, a-nd Co. propose to have a winfca service of boats between Cardiff and Wostoni Permit me to suggest that if the authorities Weston were to put a carriage or carriages on the rails between the Pier-head and the towju for the convenience of women. children, alii elderly persons, the pleasure of the trips wonli be greatly accelerated anel the number of passengers increased. A jjtony or a. small bom wronld easBy draw the en. wages-back and fom. —I am. A FRFQu'.rj^T PASgFJS&BBB. —1—gvimim— t-MagxtaawagiM'iiiwiMHwy1

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