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Has OUP Van Man Left You a Bag fop "Santa Clans"? -¡- EXPRESS'FARTHING PER WORD ADVERTISEMENT SCALE. Apartments Wanted, Furnished Rooms to be Let aad Wanted, Situations Wanted, Servants Wanted, Public-houses Wanted and for Sale, Horses and Carriages, Miscel- laneous Wants, Personal, Articles Lost or Found Sale and Exchange, and ether Adver. tisement* of a similar character CPI be inserted in the EVENING EXPRESS fer ONE FARTHING PER WORD. The Name and Address to be Counted. Three in tertians will cost half as much again as One Insertion, and Six insertions twice the price of one. Odd Farthings are not charged. Thus :— ONCE. THKM T1MBS. SIX TIMES. 12 words 3d. 4 £ d 6à. 12 „ 41d 9d. 2 24 „ 6d 9d. Is. 30 „ 7Jd Hd. Is. 3d. 2 These charges, watan muse be prepaid, apply only tO consecutive iaserfcioas. The above scale does not apply to trade advertisements or to announcements emanating from public bodies. Cheques, Postal, and Post-office Orders should be crossed and made payable to Mr. D. "W. THOMAS. v.a obtained advertisers are vequostwi to send Iu cases where Postal Orders cannot be t Halfpenny Stamps. Advertisements may be received at the following p ac CHIEF OFFICE -WESTERN MAIL BUILDINGS, CARDIFF, TV$STERN ThLur. OFFICB Newport. r WESTERN MAIL OFFICII Swansea. WESTERN MAIL OSTICK .Mertliyr. MR. W. H. KEY, Taff-street Pontypridd. MR. C HUTCHINGS, Queen-street Neath. -r-ftI8'.n

& 23eatl) £ u BIRTHS. B,EKETT.-On November 2, at 45, Hamiiton-street, Cardiff, the wife of Captain E. B. Barnetw of a jffe' ixlla mo us S€tan t$*_ Wante.fl, VinlTtTCase.-State price to M 6, Expre-ss firrirff el380(u2 $rrnus'r<5 to itt. To Let, Business Premises; suitable for (stores.— Apply 46. Ja.^ej"streiffii in ein — ^)fi)ciagnr, "ISthTys (M*y->treet) Private School J-atin, Fiench, Shorthsmd. Mathematics, &c. E.ata.rtishe'1 16 yel-rl ,ilibt &to cU jCarnaPCf^ For Sale, at Gover's. Wharotn-street., Cardiff, new Light Spring Trolly and One Light Hauling Cart. e5868d8 for IDi^ijosial. Excellent Business for Sale, including stocky and fixtures, near centre of town of Cardiff: ëstab, listed five vears.—For full particulars, apply G. S. Arthur, Estate Agent, 10, Queen-street, Car- J /r 0OOU /do J /r 0OOU /do .SjSj^rirnrMrTrr''S»8gBffgiro83ygS5EH5B^ %ousfttutperg, emnpanionsi Wanted. Engagement as Managing Housekeeper in Drapery Establishment, by educated and highly re- spectable experienced Person 45; undeniable refe- rences security offered. ~L 48, Wester.i Man, C'.ar- Reuses. No 20 Edwavd-t-errace, Queen-street. Cardiff, for Immediate Sale.-Apply within between 6.30 and >p.m. e5890dl2 For Sale, 37, Neville-street; well-built house, with gvrrv convenience; would suit doctor; also One in BortWin-ftreet (oif Cathedral-road), and 100 and 102, Plasturton-svenue. —Particulars Thomas, 108, lvich- Sporting. Gun.—For Sale, Double-barrel Breech-loading Gun, 12-bore with all the latest improvements; price oOs. lent three days on approval; carriage John Jenkins, Ponthir, Caerleon. 7577^71-197 Rabbits Killed at cost of 3s. lOd. With Buffalo Bill's favourite, Noiseless Safety Sharpshooter! Fires shots or balls; kills at 150 yard* guaranteed; 26s. each; catalogues.-Hills- don, Gun Manufacturers, Folkestone. 200 sf'('ond- hani e5865d 35 trDflt5. -BSS^SdoSTM-et With.-Saiity, pneumatio doublf tube tyres very latest pattern; never used; taken for debt; no use to owner; we^tt,jJMb^ 10s wonderful chance sent 011 approval listed Aut. vy^aa _w-5. Regent-street, with, pleasure; cash, £ 6 l^s. o > e3763 W eston-super-mare. Yorrl. Q'cle-Work^^&ntypridd. AWIm to be Cleared regardless of Coat, bemd for »j ecial list*, pe*t free.-Bepairs of all kinds executed ir a suprrisr manner imiim jSSceUaneBusi ^airg. dBeds, a Bedsteads] Bedsteads, Bedsetads.—25 per Cent. less than elsewhere; liandsomely brass mounted ca.ll and inspect.—Woodruffe s, Meteor-street (close Infinnary). e5900d13 Coais.—The Boys are growing. "'Merry_ Hearths s,a Blading Fires."—Send trial oroer Davis, Agent Castle Coal and Coke Company, 22^Kmgs- rcad, Cardiff. — ocPpef-Cent. Less than Elsewhere new stock of Wdsnnelv brass mounted Bedsteads.ooaruffe s, hai a.suiit .v -pnath 'elo^e InhrmarvV eoSOldio i¥lonfP» rTT^prT\T'TST is" prepared oo XMMB^. PROMPT and STRICTLY PRIVATE CASH k tw i vrks in Sums from AD\AM^ £ 1Q T0 £ 1<0oq xO oi Ladies and No Fee of any description. Professional Laeues No Bills of Sale. Gentlemen, yrQ plaT-,lic or local exposure Tradesmen, ^-0 objectionable Inquiries. Farmers. usual Loan Office For- Florists, malitief. Market Gardenei'S, at a neasonable Race Hotel Proprietors, jntere»t. Jele Masters, And all classes, VRT A T.OXE. Obi NOTE n^joned against the flat- Intending mnear dailv. The maiority tering Advertisements thaPpwll0Pe Sole Object is to of them emanate from A,e j, Applicants can rely Obtain tees of all debCript .■ sQ Jn confi,jencej upon it that by applying to and business-like and tiiat they will be treated in & >+»■ mMner.-Apply M. BARNETT 4 87230 9. Caroline-street, Carnifi. -»f% 1 Q PqvnlinC'^uTGCt* vSiirniil* |3ttbltf-i}0u^r5' autr —T-.TpubUKhed. 318th Issue, 60 columns, post free, nH^f,lfll and Largest I.ist Hotels, Breweries, Spirit Vaults Beerhouses, Temperance Hotels, Tobacco- 'p^0.ers' D.iirvniRn'.s Businesses, every de- ntS,vn* -P2J to £ 100,000; loans arranged.—John T% R' F A I 1> Nelsou-sfcr»>et, Bristol. Estab- W95d8_ sL- ,%i—Sr^aufeT_Poeting-house, imiwrtant „„,i railway -junction, Somerset; genuine proof town and laimay Jcoinmandjng prerniges £ 450, in- tiaae ban fittings, horses, carriages.— Down- cludir.g future, mung inn- Hotel Valuer, isrisre^ ,— ——fiS—WalpT—Famous Full-licensed House, close South Wa.1,ron ,nd coal (jistnct; pro- railway station, g £ 30 weekly; profits fully prietor gui-.raate inc;uding lease, fixtures, iit- 50 per cent.; £ 1,000, inciuuu.0 4498d8 tings.—Downaig. — experienced Milliner; a1:Je to .en-e through when required -State age, and salary Evan "nssns'd""Muntle Making.-faated, thowug,.1} respectable Girls as ^crescent, Car- tVThitaker and Jones, 19, Westbcur 4916^10 ~Afent_for Scientific Dress-cutting ^^Q^g^ent Clatworthy, Myrtle Cottage 4875dK fpr Ystalyfera and district^ Classes h^-— £ 757^ Wanted, thoroughly good !MilUjiw far^ Only; to live out.—Apply lo, High aj>g2dl3 Cardiff. 1*- —"rj ^^illiii^ryT^Wanted imniediately, a thorough „o Milliner, quite competent- to Serve Tmotig > ticulars in first letier.—Williams and Jon.nQ2(|9 toria Shop, Ebliw Vaie._ — Wanted, }roori-Millinea', VViliing to Serve at- Coume- when R~,nired.-Apply T. See It, Bdu M.rche Port newydd, Mon. Dressmakers.—"Wanted" First Hand; good class trade.—Personal application, Sharpley and Pntcnaro, Commercial-street, Newport. 4645dlO Wanted] an experienced" Dressmaker; good style and fit.—Apply jvg.ro_line-street, Cardiff..iffi'QjjL, M illiner Wanted; accustomed to serve through. Apply, Mrs. Williams, 25, Boyal Arcade, Car- difL Millinery.—Waiiied, Situation as Assistant in Large BisinesB or First in Small One; accustomed to take Mpa orders; aged 20-Add:^ K. J., 19, Devon- place, Newport. Mon. 450/do iHi s ceihi ncoiB Ineome-Tax.—" Hints to Taxpayers contains all requibite information re KetuiYjS, Appeals, and Claims for Repayment of Overcharges; 115 pag-cs. Post free, 2s. 8rl.—Mitchell, Printer, Victoria-street, Wolverhampton. e5879(110 Your''wiTtclTwrong? The"Best and Cheapest Shoo in Cardiff for Watcli itepairs of every des- cription is Kier's, 38, Castle-road, opposite Cardiff rwv eo8/7d9 £ig:tnnts.. Crauiiirr^, c Wanted, Agents and good Canvassers; whole or spare time; £ 1 week easily earned; quick selling article —Watts, WhitworQi-terrace, Iredegar.[e5b04o8 A"ent Wanted for Pickles, Vinegars, Sauces, Sta- tionerv; first-class salarv and commission.-Howes, -;i Qaeeiisbury street, New North-road, London. ecllS Cattle Coal Companv.Wanted, Energetic Can- vassers to Sell Coal and Crown Fuel at 15s. per ton.- \„„lv P. Wride, Eldon-road, Canton Siding G.W.R., clrdiif- N.B. -Orders punctually executed. eo882(110 Wanted, smart, respectable. Pushing Man as Sales- man for Fruit and Potato Trade; good references; security required. — R 16, Western Mail, Oar- ff. 4814(19 Coai Experienced, energetic Traveller Wanted to Call fpou Local Consumers.—Write, fivinc full particulars, M 10, Western Mail, Car- diff. Wanted, Agents to Sell a New and Useful A;tide to All Shopkeepers.—Apply Lee and Edwards, Stock- port, Cheshire. 4/03dl8_ Wanted, for the Iihondda Valleys, Merthyi, Brecon, and Swansea Districts, Educated Men to Introduce a New and ImpoWant Work of Reference -Topographical and Statistic-dl-of England and Wales;" published by W. Mackenzie; beautifully illustrated with plates, maps, and plans of impor- tant towns.—Apply, personally or by letter, to R. Goldie. 29, St. Marv-street, Cardiff. 4472d8 "Tra^f i W^r Waiitpd, to Sell"" Ale and Stout in Bottles must have a good connection; security required.— Apply, stating salary and references, to L Z4, Wes- tern Mail, Cardiff. 4671d8 Agent Wanted to Solicit Orders amongst Shipping; would suit anyone at present holding a similar appointment.—Address R 45, Western Mail, Car- diff. 4433J8 aveuer Or Posi,,ion of Trust ^'SituationTWanted aa Traveller or Position of Trust by energetic Grocer; tall; good appearance and good references and security.—Jsnips, o3, \V!iiiatn-Ntreet, Newport. Clnlts anH jlflanasTrg. Youth. 16, Seeks Re-engagement 111 any good Office; two years' experience.—Write, with full par- ticulars, L 35, Express Office. Cardiff. e5883dl0 Letters Written, Accounts Made Up, Wrappers and Circulars Directed—10, King's-d. Car- Zlff e583M3 The Mid-Glamorgan Conservative Aseociation invites il -Nfid Application for the Appointment of Secretary, who must be a bilinguist, capable of addressing the polling district meetings, and must give his whole time to the work of the association; duties to commence from January, 1895.—Applications. with testimonials, statin" salarv, to be addressed .on or oefore 10th or November next to the Chairman of Mid-Glamorgan Conservative Association, 20, Queen-street, Neath^ Wanted, Youne Man as Correspondent and Clerk, with thorough knowledge of double entry; one used to butcher's business preferred; references re- quired. —Apply 39. W:nd-_st.reet, Swansea. __4724d8_ Smart Youth Wanted for Corresnondence; good writer; progressive salary to suitable »PP^ankir h 45 Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 471U18__ "Wanted, for the Country, Book-keeper; fair draught.man.-Apply fully Powell, Roach, and Co., AecouIltrTlts. R. St. j^hnVsq^m Carfhff.[44-6d8_ FurSture""Removers, Carriers.—Young Man (Book- keeper Clerk. Knowledge of Estimatnig) Reqmres Re-engagement; excellent references.—Address M l. Western Mail. Carrlift. 4752dl:J —Oeiitlernan (25), with irreproachable character, Desires Permanent Engagement (Estate preferred); Surveyor, D'rhusrhtsman, Book-keeper: six yeajs experience.—L 29, Western Mad, Cardiff. 146n«n 0 —Youii^MaiT Seeks Situation as Clerk, Collector, or Similar Employment; gotf referer^-es. twelve vears last place.—Address L 14, Western Mad, C, diff. Toun^'Lady Desires Engagement as Book-keeper, Mother'? Help. or Any Position of Trust.-L 13, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. JlEiJL. Wanted," Pushing, Energetic Manager for Cardiff Branch married man preferred secuntv. -Apply, letter, Morgan, 27, Clifton-street. Car- diff. Outfitting. —W anted immediately, a pushing Junior; g-ocri window dresser and stock-keeper.— Apply, with full particulars, Williams and Company, Treorkv. 4801dl_3_ rirQr>ei'v —Wanted, Well-educated Youth as an Apprentice; also an Improver. Welsh.—Apply, full particulars, Williams and Co Trcorky. 4800dl3__ Gfoce" r y—Wan tied, Manager for Branch Shop mmt be of thorough business habits; particulars with first letter. Williams and Jone^^bbw Vale. _————————-——— ~~?'i and Provisions.—Jonior Wanted at once; Groceiy an Welsh indoors.-Address able to drive am. » liff 4788dl3 M 15, Western Mad, oaroin. —^ t "Mevier Swaiisea, has a Vacancy for a smart xiresses eood window dresser; Young Man for Dresses goou 4713(112 SVKu&L 43i_Wesiern_Mai!Card-:ff. J689d3 Siipenv—WantS, a Young Laoy a* Junior; also an Apprentice; comfortable home.-Appiy ^George Lee Mumbles. —-— Ro^t Trad"e.-Wanted, Situation as Junior Salesman ■n Who esale or Retail; experienced; aged 17.- X,Xwilliams, Rotunda, Sahsbury-road.ar- diff. —' "Comfortable Apartments for a ^e"^fl?na'\ol^di^r0 Friends.-Apply 32,JStocey-road, Cardiff. e58H6dl2 ^C7T"f}mitlemen Friends can find Superior Apart- Office, Cardiff. —— "Vv^ifortable Furnished Apartments Sitting-room n, droom; board and lodgings, 13s. week y lodgings, -16, Brook-street, Canton._e5gjd!0_ ——f^T'Xnartment.s for a Gentleman; all con- veKce-1; n° children; close to town; 'M^rate ™ -19, Gl.y"rhoad(la-street, Car.hil. v4852;>14_ "Qvneffor Furnished Apartments; front sittmg- vrith one or two bedrooms every convenience ^"chTidreii.-S, Northcote-street, BidHnond-roaa, Cai-ditf. 4866d14 h. Cardiff. ^—Hotel Penartli; moeVT^hirn.ingly •tinted five minutes' walk from station; board per K: tSZ «. •*«* "Sa" '-Úl.'li 'a.í;;f Gpntlern:m (no children), near r.ff r (Vmfortable Home to Lady, Gentleman, or sVters of Good Family; highest references given, and expected; terms ^^rt^T^^le^urSshed Apartments or Lodgings for One or Two Gentlemen in Highly r^pec table Locality; moderate terms.^6, Wyndham- ^T^^yaFPenarth-las One or Two Well furnished Rooms to Let to Gentlemen; terms moderate^ Western Mail, ent.s extra bedroom, if required, baths SS&W33U; «*«. <«■ 1 ,w Mftt&gSSgSZ\JSL* Ml ^^SsSWySpfihed ^[ff^Iply115? Nevilll- man dining out; gowl family. IP 4719dl2 street, CardUo- — jfli^ceUaneoug ^ituatwms. Young Mon-ied Couple, with one boy eighteen months old, desire Free Board and Lodging with Gentleman, driving to and from Cardiff daily pre- ferred, in return for services husband exceptionally handy, and used to horses, pigs, and poultry.—Apply L 44, Express Office, Cardiff. e5893d12 To Butchers.—Wanted, Two First-class Men as Shop Managers; wages no object.—Appiy 194, High- street, Swansea. <c5878dl0 PIumber\—Wanted, a Good Hand used to Jobbing and New Work.Apply T. Enilyn Jones, Ironmonger, Penarth. e5v&b Wanted, Single Man (m.loors) to Look After Horse and Garden willing to make himself generally use- ful must be experienced, and have good, personal character; state wages required, and give references. —Apply Warden, College, JLIandovery. 33428 a Country Lad to Attend to Horse and Make llimsellf Generally Useful in the House.-Ap"ly Colonel Phillips. Aberdare. 4819(113 Wanted, an active Lad, vsed to iiorses, to Look After Horse and Trao, and Make Himself Generalb; Useful: outdoors.—Apply, stating p&rtici'lnrs and H Cumbrian tIote|, Burry Port. 472sdl2 ~Young—Man Wanted to Look After Three Cows and Poultry. Assist in Garden, and Make Himself Geneiaiiy Useful; must be a good milker; live in- doors-Apply C., Court-y-Vil, Penarth, Glam. 33329 Wanted, a Situaiton as C'oachman; can ride and drive well, and understands hunters; eight years' good character; married.—Address S. Lewis, Liau- tilio Crossenny, Abergavenny 4905(110 ~~AfTGroom Coacliinsn aged 32; married drive well; single or pair; accustomed to be useful and milk abstainer; good character.—Apply G., Wes- tern Mail, Newport, Mon. 4845d9 Gardener Wants Situation; understand stove, oreenliouse, and kitchen garden; married; good character.—H. S., 7, Crwys-piace, Cathays, Car- diff. 4B5SÙJ.4 Wanted, Situation as experienced Cowman; wife could manage dairy or poultry; good reference.— FrwWirk Uerranl, l'ost,otiice, Bridgend,_ Glam. ¡dlO Aw Oroom or Oroom-Ooachinan; total abstainer; U 11 i Situation i 1 st Footman, or Footman Under Butler; thoroughly experienced; aged 24; height 5ft. 9in. oseellent characters.—T. Smith, 5, Meadow-street,_Bridgend. by respectable Fanner's Son (24); experienced in all branches; good refe- rences.— Address L 47, Western Mail, Cardiff. [d!2 Groom or Coaeluoan Seeks Situation; 14 and 12 months' good character; well recommended.—Thos. Jones, Blaencwm. Trelech, Llajrfyritach R.S.O. [ul2 Situation as Groom-Coachman single-handed; drive single and pair aged 24 weight 9st. thoroughly good character; at liberty now.—G. Powell, Thorney Cottage, Knightwick, near Worcester. 4683(112 Wanted,"a Situation as-Groom under Coachman aged 18 excellent references.—Address O. Griffiths, Berthlanfach, Llandugwydd, Boncath R.S.O. TdlO As Coachman or Groom-Coachman ride and drive single or pair; single; aged 32.—W. Rees, 29, Mansel-street, Pembroke. 4628dl0 Situation Wanted as Groom and Coachman or Groom and Gardener; drive single or pair; under- stands hunters good character disengaged sint le. —T. Allen, High-street, North Petherton, Bridg- water. 1 4522d9 Gardener, Head Working" or good Single-handed; practical experience; aged 28; good reference.—L., 7. Victoria-road, Westbury Park, Bristol. 4447d8 Wanted, by a Young Married Couple (no encum- brance), as Caretakers or Any Phce of Trust; wife a good ianndress-man a good driver.—Caretaker, D 36, Western Mail, Swansea. 4886dlD_ Wanted at once, smart Bov as Page.—Apply, stating full particulars, to J. S. Tunbridge, Royal Hotel, Swansea. 4488d8_ Wanted, smart, intelligent Youth Willing to Learn Bar and Cellar Work.-Apply L 5, Western Mail Office,^Cardiff- 4480u8_ Wanted, Situation as Barman; good references.— Apply, A. Jones, jioyal Oak Hotel, Newport, Mon. 4899dl4 Wanted, Situation as Hotel Manager; cash security or would lease.—Address M 22, Western Mail, Car- diff. 485_3dl4_ Youth Requiros Situation in Hotel, Generally Useful; experienced; good references.—Apply J. Brooks, Cwmmorgan, near Newcastle Emlvn, Car- marthen. 4765 d.9 Situation as MaDager of Small Hotel, or as good Barman.—Address M. 12, Western Mail, Civ- diil ,87.dl3_ Davies S Registry.—Following Dieengaged — Boots ;i.ruieri, Barman, Billiard Marker, Groom, Kitclien- porter, Barmaids, Waitresses, Chambermaids, Mother's Help, Shop Assistants.-—45, Charles-street, Cardiff. 4731dH_ Wanted, by Young Man, Situation in Bar; willing to be useful; give short time.—W. Jones, 1, Castle- street, Trefoiest. 4595d10 Advertiser Seeks Situation as Ostler or Postboy; 2J> years in last place.-Apply Alpha, care of Westby Williams, Bridgend. 4556d9 Boots Seeks Situation; share or otherwise day or night; aged 23; highest reference.—Address A. Simms, Cold Aston, near Cheltenham. 4457d8 To Publicans and Brewers.—Wanted, lie-engage- mtnt by thoroughly-experienced Young Man as Bar- man or Manager; good references and security if required; aged 30; single.—Address J, 4, Western Mail, Cardiff. 4477d8 Club Steward and Stewardess Required by the Committee of the Salisbury Constitutional Club, Swansea; salary i;75 per annum, all found, and a bonus as may be arranged on engagement; mem- bership of the club numbers 1,003 residence in the ciuh, but only candidates without children can be considered.—Applications, with recent testimonials, to bo made to the Secretary, not later than November 12. 4795d9 To Butchers.—Wanted at once, good, steady Young Man for Slaughterhouse and Assist in Shop; out- cloors.-None but good tradesmen need apply, 57, Dyffrys-sfcrtet, Ferndale. 4909(110 Wanted, Grocer's Haulier, to Take Charge of Horses, Deliver Goods, &c.—Address, with references, Taylor, Risca. 4842d9 Electrical Engineering.—Messrs. Sydney F. Walker and Co. Have a Vacancy for One Articled PlJpiL- Cardiff Electrical Works, Cardiff. 4882(114 Wanted, a smart Young Man for Delivering Goods and Soliciting Orders; one with a thorough know- ledge of Cardiff preferred; must have good charac- ter.—Apply M 18, Westenr_Ma-il, Cardiff. 4860dl4 Clark's Civil Service College, 2, CllancefY- lane, W.C.—Best, brightest, and most rapid Instruc- tion and consequent high Success; Day, Evening, and Postal Tuition for all Exams.; Young Men, 14-?5; Ladies, 15-20; over 2,600 Appointments sec. 1 red.—Send for ,complete guide and latest lists, Clark's Civil Service College, 2, Chancery_ialiej I cndon. Specimen papers, hints, and full illfontia- tion, Civil Service Annual (400 pages), 2s., post free. 2534etc Wanted, a good Jobbing Plumber-wld Gasfltter; none but steady, sober men need apply.—C. Ohap- man, 24, Blue-street, Carmarthen. 4797fl].3 Intelligent Voting Men (aged 16 to 25) and ?o\lncr Ladies (aged 15 to 20) who can Study for Few Mon;.}^ at Home to Prepare by Correspondence for Govern. went Situations, with good commencing salary promotion, and pension, write Secretary, Civil Ker: vice Exam Agency, Dulwich, London, 48 ;d2o Shipmaster Wanted to Command Triple Steamy 1,550 tons d.w.—Send testimonials, and stats amonn^ willing to invest in limited liability company, to M 13, Western Mail, Cardiff. l''8-f113 Grocery Hauliers.—Wanted at once, a Young MaJi to Look After Horses and Deliver.—State full pat. ticulars M 14, Western Mail, Cardiff. 478Ydl5 To Pork Butchers.—Wanted, a Young Man for Shop and Smalls must be a good hand.—Cornwall, Penarth. 4789dl3 Carter.—Wanted immediately, a steady, respectable Man; must be used to horses and delivery of wine and spirits, and have a. knowledge of district.-Apply H. Ston e, Neatli. u 4759dl3 Bakers, Confectioners.—Wanted, Young Man; must be well up in smalls and store goods.—State wages (indoors) Price, Confectioner, Barry. 478&d9 To Shoemakers.—Wanted at once, a g-ood General Hand for Rivet-ted Work and Repairs; constant work; must be steady.—Apply G. Lusty, Lyd- brook. 4758dl3 To Maltsters.—Wanted, Under Hands to Work under a Foreman; must have good character.—Apply G. P. Tippins, Maltster, Monmouth. 4747(18^ Butchers.—Wanted, good, steady Slaughterman; able to assist in shop; must be smart.—Apply at once, Mills, Butcher, Mountain Asli. 4739dl2__ Wanted, a smart and respectable Youth to Assist in a Fruit- and Potato Store.—Apply, personally, 143, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. 4721(18 Wood Paveiiient-AVanted, Working Foreman to Take Charge of extensive Building in the Cour;try; must thoroughly understand preparation of masiie, laying of wood flooring, and finishing off; state wage,* required or price per yard for labour; all material supplied.—Address Contractor, News of the World," Whi tefriars-street, London. 233H3 ~WantedrPractical Fitter for Rice Mill in Cholon, near Saigon (Cochin China); good opening for steady young man wages from £ 12 per month aad board passage paid.—Apply, enclosing references, to Globe Passenger Agency, Cardiff. 4699d8 To~Butchers.—Wanted, Two First-class Men «s Shop Managers; wages no object:—Apply 194, High- street, Swp-nsea. 4651dl0 £ 30 a Month-can be made with filO^-For par"- ticidars addre33 Cansig, 154, Leadenhall-street, Lon- don. 4631/117 Wanted, a thoroughly-competent Patternmaker for a Pemuuiencv.— Apply, with full particulars, to Harrop, Benson, and Co., Engineers, Pontar- dulais. 4607dip Wanted, Grocer's Haulier; Welsh; absfàiner.- State age, wages required, including board, lodging, washing, J. R. Jones, London House, Brynamnian, Carmarthenshire. 4529d9 ~To Builders] &c.—Thoroughly practical Man. Requires Situation as Shop Foreman or General; capable of taking entire charge of steam joinery works.—Apply G., 18, Cotterel road, Roath. [4676d8 To~^addlere7—Wa'rited]"by Young Mao (20) Situa"- tion as Improver; good reference.—F. Pope, Bishops- wood, near Ross, Herefordshire. 4621dl0 to Contract to Make 1,000 Quarters of Malt on Commission; barley bought and sold; old malt re-torrefied. K 39, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 4561d9 i^rEws oF Tiifi wi^BK™ .1^ BBST WEKKIY NEWSPAPER gg>erl>aiitg, ^armaitsg, cVc. Wanted, at once, Good General Servant.— Apply, witis references, Ward, 16, Bridge-street, Cardiff. ed9 Wanted] a Good Girl]"at once.—Apply Oyster Stiloon, 57, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. e3887d12 1- Wanted, a General Servant, small family; good wages.-43, Clive-road, Penarth. e5865d8 Wai ted, Girl for Light House Work.—Apply 34, Beauchamp-street, Riverside, Cardiff. ebS88d13 Wanted a, Respectable Young Girl, 15 to 16.- Apply at once, 5, Northcote-sfcreet, Roath. e5812d9 Wanted, Girl, about 14 or 15 to Assist in Light Housework; one who would sleep out.-Apply" 61, CYaddock-streefc, Cardiff. Servants, with good characters, Wanted; Booking Is. moderate lodgings if required.—Mrs. \a.ldron, The Umberleigh Servants' Agency, Somerset-road, Southsea. Wanted, a good General able to wash and cook good wages and comfortable home to reliable girl.— Address M 25, Western Mail, Cardiff. 33438 ""Wanted immediately, in Small Family, good General, who can Wash and Iron Well; cook and housemaid kept.—Apply Mrs. Davies, Grovefield, Pciiygraig, Rhondda Valley. 4897dl4 U A strong, useful Servant, about the end of Novem- ber.—Appiv Mrs. Rees, Gianyrafou, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. 4883d14 Wanted, a good General Servant; able to wash and iron.-c\.ppiy, stating age and salary, to 22, Bargoed- terrace, Tieliarris 485WB Wanted immediately, good Plain Cook.—Apply L. B-, Windcheater House, Newport, Mon. 4S4bd9 Experienced General Servant Wanted.—Apply Llan- daif House, Senghennydd-road, Cardiff. 48o4dl0 Waded immediately, good General Servant for Small Family in ltielinioicl- road. -M 20, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 4857ui0 Wanted, good Plain Cook. Also Parlourmaid latter must be good needlewoman.—Apply Mrs. Bassett Lewis, Hillside, Cheltenham. 4872d14 Wanted, a good Cook not under 25 years of age. Also an experienced House- I'urlourmaid; good wages given to competent' servants.—Apply, by, letter, to Mrs. Storke, Daoesmere, Hereford. 33392 Wanted at one?, good General Servaut: ntain cooking; thoroughly reliable.—Mrs. Pugi" 144'and 146, Castle-road, Roath, Cardiff. 4744d8 Can Any Lady Recommend a tliorougiy trust- worthy Vader-Nurse; strong, active; aged about 18; wages £ 10.—Mrs. Louiy, 5, Norton, Tenby. [4796d9 "Wanted, a good General Servant for London two in family; good wages; train paid.—Appiy Scott, Hazelwood, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. 4821d13 Wanted at once, thoroughly experienced Cook General; aged not under 22; must be able o coos well; three in family; kept; personal character necessary.-Mrs. Llewellyn Thomas, Goring House, Llanelly. 47p4dl2 Experienced General Servant Wanted (25-30); good plain cook; good character required.—Mrs. Lowe, Clydach Cottage, Brynmawr. 4810dl3 _u Wanted, Mi-s Pedler's Registry and Agency 22, Charles street, Cardiff, experienced Cooks, Housemaids, Parlourmaids Nurse< Kitchen- maids, respectable Geneials; immediate engage- ments. 4784dl3 nial Wanted, by 1. ecember 3rd, good Housemaid must be fond of children; four in family; cook, nurse, and boy kept.-Apply, personally, if possible, or by letter, with all particulars, Mrs. Simkm, The Cedars, near Pontrilas. Herefordslure.47&2dl5 Wanted, General Servant; country girl preferred.— Apply 173, Newport-road, Cardiff. 4778d9 House-Parlourmaid Wanted, housemaid kept; good character last place.—Apply, with age, wages, particulars, Mrs. Pearse, Grosvenor House, Cathedral- road, Cardiff. 4780d13 between seven and eight, 54, Hamilton-street, Canton, Cacti 1 4771dl3 Wanted immediately, a good General Servant for Small Family.—Apply 20, Station-road. Penarth. rdl3 Wanted, resp-octable Young Person as Household Help; good references required; from country prc- ferred.-Mrs. Neale, 8, Wellfield-road, Cardiff. ^d!2 Wanted, an experienced Pei'son for General House- work.—Mrs. Beynon Thomas, Ash Grove, Btiig-, Wanted at once. House-Parlourmaids, Parlour- maids, Twenty good Generals.—Miss Bull, Park- Registry, 4, Frederick-street, Cardiff. 4715d21 Wanted, Sewingmai'd"able to cut out. and make boys ind L-irls, clothes; including light duties.—D 35, Western Mail, Swansea! 4711d8 Wanted, a General Servant; not under 25 years old; one cow kept; two in family; will any ladr recommend?—Apply, stating wages and giving refe- rences, K 5, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 33403 Wanted, House Parlourmaid; tall; must thoroughly understand her duties.—Apply, between two and six, Mrs. Lvnn Thomas, Green Lawn, Feuylan, Cardiff, or by' letter. 4674dl2 Wanted, experienced General Servant; nurse- housemaid kept,—Sirs. Fell, 25, Westbourne-road, Penarth. 4677d12 Wanted at on<aTrespectable Girl as Housemaid and Assist with Children.—Appiy Queen's Hotel, Abcr- dare. 4o7t>d8 Wanted, Nurse; "oori needlewoman and child's dressmaker.—State age, wages, experience, and refe- rences, Cilwendeg, Boncath H.S.O.South Wales. fdlO ""Wanted, a good Ger.eral Servant, to do plain cooking, for a Business House.—Apply Y., Western Mail. Aberdare. 4603dl0 Wanted at once, an experienced General Servant; must be a good cook housemaid kept.—Apply, with references, to Mrs. Merchant,- Plasydderwen, Ponty- pridd. 4604dl0 Wanted at once, an experienced HotI5e-ParlourÏilâ¡;[ — Apply, with references. to Mrs. Merchant, Plasy- dderwen, Pontypridd. 4635dl3 Wanted, good Gener111 (about 20) for Small Family; must have good references; state wages re- quired -Apply Mrs? Wadiey, Whit- ohm-h. Cardiff. 4591dlD Wanted, experienced General Servant; must under- siand plain cooking. Apply, with references, after six 1Q8, Newport-road, Cardiff. 4643d 10 Wanted, superior Girl as Nurse-Housemaid; aged about 21; must have bad experience 111 nursery, and be able to sew; wood charaeter.-App;y, even- ings, 170, Newport-road] Cardiff. 4625dl0 Good Cook; must be early riser ;nd able to bake good references indispensable.-Croome, Stow Park Circus, Newport. 4577d-J Wauled ininiediately,"Coc*s, House-Parlounnaids, Generals.—Mrs. Evans's Registry, Eim-street, Car- diff. Disengaged, Cook Generals, Young Servants; S^od_rof-nwioes stamp. ^7<33__ Wanted, thoroughiy~experieiiced Nurse for Young Baby.—Apply, with all particulars and references, to Mrs. Bridges, ProL"eHt, Pontardulais, Car- marthen. 4528J9 Wanted, a Gener^Servant; must be able to do plain cooking,—Apply Mi's- Pool, Turkish Baths, Merthyr Tydfil. 4505d8 Wanted immediatelyr_House:Parlou.rmaid. Small Family; three servants 'kept.—Apply, after Six p.m., Mrs. Rhys Griffiths. 71. ffewport-road, Cardiff. rd8 Thorough General Wanted; good plain cook; good references required; housemaid and man kept. —Mrs. Lloyd, _Bryntirion.' Neath 4445d8_ Wanted, for Village Rectory, by November 14th, experienced General Servant; good cook; Chmch- woman preferred.—Mrs Isaac Morgan, The Hill, Neath 4446d8 Situations Wanted~as General Servants for Several strong Country Girls; various ages-16 to 20.—Mrs. Coster, Registry Office, Gloucester. I363dl7 As Kitchenn»idT^herTicnlleryniaid is kept; aged 20.—M IV, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 4861dl'4 L a ■ IDelp TDQlanteb t I r| « Is the cry of many a Worn-out | Housewife. & Kf M Twelue Words in the "Express" Advertising B Columns (at a cost of Threepenoe), will S/ M do away with this, and bring to your ff KJ home the best, most industrious and quick girl you euer saw. §J p She's waiting now! jiyfS a^si :t9nb!Ü Smueemtntsi* CARDIFF. rjlHEATRE R O r A L LESSEE AND MANAGES MS. EDWARD FLETCHER. TO-NIGHT and During the Week, Mr. GEORGE EDWARDES' COMPANY in the Phenomenally Successful Musical Comedy, entitled- entitled— A 0"BTT G,KL' TO-NIGHT First Appearauce of the Renowned Prima.-Donna, MISS MARION HOOD as "ALMA SOMERSET (The Gaiety Girl). Prices, 6d. to 1-2 2s. Early Door 6.30. Doors open at 7, commence at 7.30. Half-price at Nine. Booking Offices at Messrs. Thompson and Shackell's (Limited), Queen-street. Telephone No. 521. Nov. 12th, Mr. Fred G. Latham's Co. in the most successful Play of Modem Times- THE SECOND MBS, TANQUERAY. Box Plan now Open. 33377 ARCTS GRAND WAXWORKS' Victoria-rooms, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. Unparalleled success and popularity of the talented Society Lady Palmist S A' T A N B L L A, Who hol-is Two Receptions in her Temple Twice Daily, viz., Two till Five and Seven till Ten, in High- class Seientific Palmistry,, Seats Reserved from Two to Three and Seven Eight. The "Demon Swing," D'Arc's latest sensational The "Demon Swing," D'Arc's latest sensational illusion; never exhibited in Cardiff before. Everyone should try it. The Waxworks contains all the leading Celebrities of all Nations. Just added magnificent life-size figure of the late Czar of Russia. Open from Ten till Ten. Admission, 3d. Children, 2d. 4841d8 BALL-ROOMS and BANQUETIN JLF HALLS DECORATED and FURNISHED, BAZAARS and FANCY FAIRS Fitted up Complet PORTABLE BALL-ROOM BAND STANDS, And Portico for Front of Town-hall. £ LAGS, SHIELDS, AND DECORATIuNS, In Great Variety. Write for Estimates to Richardson AND £ Jo BALL-ROOM AND ROUTE DECORATORS, PUBLIC ILLUMINATORS & BAZAAR FITTERS TV* WOEXS- ti*ADE-STREET, PENARTH-ROAD, CARDIFF Distance no object. e3169 A RTIFICIAL TEETH. COMPLETE SET ONE GUINEA. -INGLE TOOTH 2s. 6d. Five Years Warranty. Prize Medal. GOODMAN & CO. 10, bUKE-STREET, and 56, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. ARriF(oiAL TEETH PAINLESSLY FITTED by AtmosMlp.ri0 Suction, at one-third their usual charge*, No Extractions necessary; perfect aad per- manent. life-like appearance; special SOFT j'Ate-i t'tjj, for Tender Gums jierfect for Mastication and kjWh. C0,.{;v1'RY PATIENTS SUPPLIED in ONE VISIT, u Fate allowed. sPEOU,/ ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIRS, EXTRACTIONS, STOPPING, &c. TESTIMONIALS. Dr. ANDREW WILSON (late R.N.) says: —"1 can recott;menfj Mr. Goodman as a very skilful and humane ,t)clltist His reasonable charges should attrace to him all classes." Mr. b- VYSr:, of Plaistow, says:—"I am very well p.easp^ with the attention I have received from you. The Artiflciai Teeth supplied haye given Bie j>erfe(Jt satisfaction, as a previous set I had from &h0tiler dentist were by no means com- fortable. 1 am indebted to Mr. Andrew Wilson, editor of neaith,' for recommending me to your establishment. Consultations Free. Speciality in WHITE ENAMEL and GOLD FILLING^ AMEMCAN DENTISTRY, and PLATELESS P^ATE-. entering look for the name— GOODMAN aild CO., 10, DUKE-STREET, and & QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. VO.NTYPS' 68. TAFF-STRBET (over Glamor- gaiishirj Bank)- NEWPORr: Ig BANESWELL-BUILDINGS. SWANSEA: Ik CASTLE-STREET. Hours. IQ A. Consultation fre«. jutilgf ^mngrments. CARDIFF. THE |] I P I B K, -EL ro-NiGHT: M!ISS Katie Lawrence' With her Latest Successes, "The Best Friends of All," &c. THE LYDIA CROFTON COMPANY In After the Ball," an unequalled Sketch Quartette, including the celebrated American Comedian, J. F. Driscoll. THE DESMOND SISTERS, Charming Vocalists and Exceptional Dancers. The Gay Deceiver, WINGARD, A most Whimsical Wizard. MISS FLO PENLEY, Serio-Comedy Songstress and Dancer. BOB vokes Comic Character Vocalist, And last, butnot least, THE TWO M'NAUGHTONS, Who have takell the place of the Two Macs. Next Week-MISS ALICE LEAMAK, THE KARNO TROUPE. T^"EVV gTSTEM FOR PIANOFORTES fyiHOMPSON & gHAOKKLL J^IMITED ^i:;w gYSTi.M FOR AMERICAN ORGANS PHOMPSON & G-HAC KELT^ IMITED. r j •J^EW gYSTEM. FOR HARMONIUMS rj^HOMPSON & ^HACKELL, ^IMITEP QUEEN'S BUILDINGS, CARDIFF. Also at SWANSEA, NEWPORT, MKKTHYli PONTYPRIDD, ANB PENARTH. Laa-gest and Best Stock out of Tendon t* Select train. All Instruments wurranted and exobangeo it not ¡o;ppr0vea. TIIUWS From lis. Monthly, all Nxw Illum STSTK* NB.—New £ ue wifch PJb«t«grpb8 and full etailed pM-ticuHu-s seutfos on applicatiøns. T>EAF PERSONS should be told of 51 P the Visit of Mr. LEIGH, Inventor of the Most Perfect Device tor Restoring Hearing. This Invention consists of a. Miniature Gold Ear Trumpet (fitting comfortably in the ear invisibly), with a stretched Artificial Drum fitted over the inner end, which a\. aches itself by suction to the drum of the ear. The advantages of this device will be seen by all who need it. Consultation Free. Advice and all particulars by post on receipt of letter describing any case of deafness. Hours 2 to 4 6 to 8.-25, Tudor- street, Cardiff. 4915al4 MANUFACTURER, Horsfortt. Offers his Own Goofla direct from the Loom at Mill Prices, via Serges Fancies; Cashmeres, Beiges. Meltons, Mantle Cloths Patterns sent free on application. Save all intermediate profit. Special Lot of Dress Meltons, all shades, at ^Address MANUFACTURER, HORS- ye.RTH. NEAR I

Swallowing Contest.

PROFIT-SHARiNG. Eighth Appropriation in Connection with the Express" Soheme. The eighth appropriation in connection with the profit-sharing schema of the Evening- Express took place at Tudor-road, Cardiff, on Wednesday night, when 24 bonuses off 5s. and 36 books were distri- buted, the participants again representing a large area. Mr. George Padfield and Mr. J. H. Mills, the trustees, were prasent, and the former once more explained the working of the scheme. Altogether, including the last appro- priation, £ 48 has been awarded in cash, in addition to 288 books. It should be further distinctly understood that subscribers to whom books a.re awarded are not debarred from parti- cipating in future distributions of the money bonus.

BARCELONA TRAGEDY. Expeoted Early Release of the Prisoner Willie.. A Reuter's telegram from Barcelona on Wed- nesday states that the Englishman Willie, I who murdered Senor Bofill, of that city, about two years ago, but was acquitted on the ground of insanity and admitted into a Government lunatic asylum, now shows no signs of madness, and it is believed that he will be released. It will be remembered that Mr. Willie, who was a representative of Messrs. Watts, Ward, and Co., of Cardiff and Newport, bad some differences with the Bofills, and, in a fit of madness, shot the two members comprising the firm, one being fatally wounded. There was no question that at the time the prisoner was in a very nervous state, and for days before the tragedy he was unable to get any sleep. Although the murder was apparently a cold-blooded one, the people of Barcelona re- cognised the fact that Willie was not responsible for his actions, and when tae first horror of the crime had passed over they really sympathised with him. His sister, who was with him at the time, has remained with him ever since, and has as far as possible ministered to his com- forts. It will be a great relief to his friends in Cardiff, who are very numerous, to know that his release is expected shortly.

CARDIFF MUSICAL SOCIETY. The Bailot for Priority in Booking Seats. It is anticipated that the season 1894-5 will he the most successful yet held in connec- tion with the Cardiff Musical Society. The policy inaugurated in 1592 of producing the most- interesting and modem werks has been justified, and at the present time the society k in a flourishing condition. The ballot for priority u: booking seats will take place at the I'ark-hall on Saturday at- three p.m. All applicative for tickets made not Jatet- than the first post- on that date will participate in the ballot. The booking of will take place at the Park-ha-11 on Saturday, November 24-, at two o'clock. There will be a slight alteration in the second concert on February 20. 1895, the committee having accepted the dedication to the society of a work written by Dr. Reid. organist of Chichester Cathedral. The work, whicti has beeii written for soprano solo and choru«, will take about twenty minutes to perform, and will be conducted by the pcni- poser. Dr. Hubert Parry's Ble.st. Pair of Sirens" will be po-rformed at the la=>t concert of the season. A magnificent orchestra has been engaged to aid the members of the society 1:1 their endeavour to render the different woiks in a manner which will be both pleasing and effective.

CANTON'S NEW REOTOR, Reception of the Rev. A. Henderson Yesterday. The reception accorded to the new rector of Canton (the Rev. A. Henderson, M.A.), at the National Schools. Leckwith-road. Cardiff, on Wednesday evening, was a most cordial and flattering one. The room had been tastefully and artistically decorated in Oriental style, relieved here and there with palms and ferns, which presented a delightful contrast. The company present numbered nearly 400, and was representative as well as of the parish of St. John's, Canton, of St. Paul's, and St. Cathe- rine's. There were amongst those present the Rev. J. and Mrs. Baker, the Revs. A. Spencer and R. C. Barton, the Rm-. J. S. and Mrs. Buckley. Dr. and Mrs. Brogden, Dr. and Mrs. Evans, Dr. Pearoe, Mr. and Mrs. Symonds, Mr. W. P. James, and Miss James, the Misses Rev. A. HENDERSON, Rector of Canton. Lynch-Blosse, Mrs. and the Misses Wake, Dr. and Mrs. Richardson,and Mr. Woosey. After 'be reception, during which a musical entertain- ment was given, Dr. Evans read an address of welcome to the rector from the parishioners. The address stated tha.t the appointment of the Rev. A. Henderson had been received with great pleasure, and his advent had been anti- cipated with muoh satisfaction. Mr. Henderson was not a stranger to Cardiff, and knew Cardiff work.—The Rector, in replying, stated tho,t since he bad been in Cardiff- a space of a week-he had been greatly touched by thp cordial greetings given to him. It was. like returning home to old friends, and he hoped no word or art of his would ever alienate that friendship from him. Mr. Hen, derson referred to the late rector, the Rev. W- K. R-osedale, and to the late Rev. Vincent Saulez, who was rector of the parish before Mr. Ro=?edale- He would likA, also, to refer to thd two .curates, to whom the parish owe ] a great deal for the manner in which they had so faithfully carried on the work without a head.—The Rev. J. R Buckley and J. Baker also spoke.-nnrîng- the evening songs and glees were rendered by the choir, and Messrs. Chappie. Williams, and John, and piano solos by AT Is., F. G. Lee and Miss Dare. Mr. Wilkes accompanied. BIOGRAPHY OF THE RECTOR. The new rector of Canton (the Rev. A. Henderson), who is 40 years of age, has had a very varied experience that ought to be of service to him in his new parish. Ordained in 1877 by Bishop Frazer, of Manchester—"the bishop of all denominations''—his first curacy was at St. Oswald's, Manchester. This parish touched the notorious "Angels' Meadow." Here he remained for five years. Mr. Hender- son went from here to the London suburban parish of Lilhurst. where everything was a contrast to St. Oswald's. After being two years there he came to St. Andrew's, Cardiff, as senior curate, where he spent seven mc..t arduous years, and during that time won the esteem and respect of all the parishioners for his invarying kindliness of disposition and earnestness in the prosecution of his labours. Mr. Henderson has, therefore, the advantage of thoroughly knowing Cardiff life. The St. Andrew's people presented him with a cheque for £ 140 or £150; and on the occasion of his leaving for the living of Burton, Pembroke- shire, a few months later gave him L50 and if I a magnificent illuminated address, the work of Mr. T. H. Thomas, the well-known Cardiff artist. After having spent two years and a few months at Barton. Mr. Henderson was called hack to Cardiff by the Bishop of Liandaff, but before leaving Burton the parishioners pre- sented him with a splendid gold hunting watch, suitably inscribed. The n",w rector has com- menced his cuties with every promise of success. On Sunday night last the attendance at St. John's Church, Canton, at which he official ed, was so crowded that many people were obliged to stand in th3 porch, and others failed to find standing room and had to go away.

BILLIARD PLAYING. Swansea Landlord Fined for Allowing Gaming. At Swansea. Police-court on Wednesday Daniel Francis, landlord of the Joiners' Arms, Three Crosses, was fined £1 and costa for allow- ing illegal gaming with billiards. The case proved by the police was that billiards were played, the loser paying fo:- a quart of beer every g-aine.

DO WHAT YOU CAN. Seek not so much for great things, rather be faithful to the opportunities of the pre-ont, smad though they may Ef'-em. Do what you can and do it now. If you caunot give go.d, sympathise with the suffering. Teach chuaren it you cannot instruct men. If vou cannot become a pillar of state be a support and comfort to the household. Be a cavidle in the chamber if you cannot be a star ia the ■skj. brladden and brighten the home circle if you cannot illuminate the city. Counsel the few if unable to preach to the thousands. Be a liolp, a.:1 encouragement, and a blessmg to those around you, so they will be happier and wis"r for having known you. How many readers can truthfully say, I owe mv life to the good counsel and advice of a true friend ? Yes; Miss M. Moon, of Whitebrooks-lane, Red Post, near Hath, sayis:—"Friends not advised, but actually proemed a bottle of Vi-itritr s Safe Cure for me, and it did me so much good I continued its use. I owe my life to it, and am a yonder to all about me. co Vvhen 1 commenced to use it I could not walk or lie, but had to be propped up straight ir be-1: even then, at times it seemed as if I should be strangled. I was given up by three doctors. Now I enjoy good health. I have recommended Warner's Safe Cure to many lady 'sufferers, and it has always helped them. Ladies who fed weak, enervated, run down in health, Wil maver regret having tried this ren cdt, as it seems to have a, hani.v effect v litnevf r a tonic is required. t,c212

GRAND THEATRE, CARDIFF, Mr. Tom H. Taylor, thqlOpular and courteous manager of the Grand Theatre, is, we under- stand, abeut to leave Cardiff to resume his duties at the Queeu's. Birmingham. Mr. Arthur Horner, brother of the famous playwright (Mr. F. Horner), takes up Mr. Taylor's position at the former theatre on Monday next.

Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway. It is stated that this line will be onen for mineral traffic, and. probably, also for passen- gers, at the end of the present month.

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CHINA ON HER KNEES. "UANT CHINA Ob, please, eomefooefy come and stop this fight."

He Played His Own Dir £ e V O AND LEAVES A NOTE ASKING FORGIVENESS. A Last Tune on His rOe¡ío and then alGi Musician Kurriz Sent a Bullet Through His Brain. Christina Jer-genseu stopped on the stairs leading to 'her home, in East Seventeenth-r-treet, New York. She had cbessed herself early and gone out into the foggy morning after a pail of fresh milk for her sick lodger, old white-haired Josef Kurriz, a musician She leaned against the stair railing-and listened it. the sweling strains of music as They floated down the dark hallway and filled the dank atmosphere with sweet melody. She knew that old Josef was amusing himself by playing on the violoncello, something he had not done before for weeks. The music brought back to kindly Christina vLions of youth and childhood. <:Her ears were opened again to the rustling of leaves on the trees in the Wurtemburg forests. There were children gaily dancing on the green turf; the sturdy, rosy-cheeked boys and girls shouted with laughter— A pistol shot stoppped her musingis. The music suddenly ceased and a great stillness which fell over the house alarmed her. As she hurried upstairs the pungent odour of gunpowder floated out through the door of Kurriz's room. She heard a groan. Josef Kurriz sat on the bee. On his arm lay the neck of his violoncello, and in one hand a smoking pistol was held. His head was bent over the beloved instrument, and his white locks, all dripping with the life blood which flowed from a wound in the right temple, intertwined with the strings of the 'cello. The kindly blue eyes were closed in death, and tha spirit which had called son»r from the instrument had flown away. In a notebook was found a written explanation, meagre but convincing. It read: — I write to all who know me that I cannot bear any more of my life, for I suffer most mi- sneakably day and night, and I cannot sleep. 1 did not think of doing evil, until I b. to be crazy; not from hunger or bad at<>ut. a-s the landlady has done all she could for me. Forgive me, a wicked sinner, this, a deadly sin. JOSEF KURRIZ. The suicide had no relatives in America. He went to the United States ten ywri ago, and had played in many prominent orchestras in New York. He was a member of the German Army during the Fsaaoo-Prus&iaB War, and played in a regimental band. His instrument was an old-fashioned one, and had been in his possession over a scare of years. He had suf- fered from a competition of diseases, and had- been confined to his 100m for weeks. When they laid the old man out 011 the bed and took away the 'cello it was found that SOLe of the strings had parted. The bow was tightly clenched in his left liand. where he had placed. it when he took up the, pistol to fire the fatal shot.

SAD AFFAiR NEAR CARDIFF. Traveller Dies Suddenly in a Railway Carriage. On Wednesday evening-, abeut seven o'clock, a blacksmith, named Thomas Iliehards, residing at 17, Hill's-texTase. died suddenly in a railway carriage between Hengoed and Cardiff. He had to run to eaten the train, and it is thought the excitement, acting OIl a weak heart, caused his sudden decease. Dr. Fiddian saw the man when he was brought to Cardiff Station, but he had expired before reaching town. The body wao remaved to the house of the deceased, Hill's-terrace.

STRUCK BY A JiBBOOM. A Sailor Killed on Board a Ship at Barry Dock. A seaman named Henry Turbin. agpd 40s a native of Liverpool, where lU" wife and family live, was engaged about 11.30 on Wed- nesday morning on board the sailing ship Nag- pore, of Liverpool, lying at the east- side of J;:orry Dock, when a rope snapped, and the ubboom, which ha was in the act of hoisting at the time, swerved round violently, and struck him a heavy blow on the side, the in- juries being so great that Turbivi died almost immediately. Dr. Bray was summoned, but nwJieal "kÜI was iiii Dock-constable1 Light had the body removed to the mor- tuary.

MEDiCAL STUDENTS. An Opportunity for Cardiff Men to Win- a Schsiarship. The authorities of the Medical School of Stai George's Hospital. London, have decided to offiM ea-ch year an entrance scholarship of the vtdmM of £ 85. constituting a free perpetual entry, fiaM competition by students of provincial umversaH colleges who have reached the stage of the M.B. examination of L»ndon. or the eorrespori#a ing examination in the Victoria or DurhasSj University. The competition will held jfHj October, in two of the following subjects, at tibifl candidate's option, viz. Organic zoology, botany, anatomy, and physiology. This decision has been taken with especial refe- t renoe to the Cardiff students.

A RAILWAY SERVANTS' BANK. Important Action by the London and North Western Directors. The directors of the Loudon and Norft. Western Railway Company have issued a cir- cular to all classes of their employes, announ- cing the establishment of a savings bank, with its head office at Euston Station, "into whir;, any servant of the oompa,ny and his wife o: any child (being under sixteen years of age< o. such servant- will be entitled to deposit." terest at the rate ri per oent. per annum o;, sums up to £ 500 and 2-^ per oent. per aonu-; on sums exceeding J6500 will be allowed, an;, will be guaranteed by the company. Deposit- of one shilling, or of a multiple of a shilling »t oue time, will be received. Seven notice will be required for the withdrawals of deposits, at the expiration of which period pay ment will be made on the first wages pay-da*' following. It is arranged to open the bank f: t.he 1st of January next. We underatan the stationmasters in the service of the 4c, will act as receivers of deposits, and ti;: ceipt will be accepted as the receipt of the com- pany. -¡r-