The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard

The official estimate of the wheat crop in the North-west of Canada, which has been compiled from a thorough investi- gation, is placed at twenty-one millions of bushels—ah in- crease of thirty per cent. over last year. EXTENSIVE PURCHASES OF CORN BY RUSSIA. Vienna, Friday.—The Russian Government is making large purchases of corn, and, notwithstanding the famine in Eastern Russia, the supplies so obtained are being stored. The great rise in the price of corn in Germany, it is thought here, may be traceable to this fact.

Market Reports. CORN AVERAGES. For the week ending July 2.jth. The following are the quantities sold and the prices this year and last year :— QUANTITIES SOLD. PRICES. This year Last year This year La9t vear Wheat 23,934 27,855 33s 6d 35a Od Barley. 578. 180.25s 7d 25s 2d Oats 1,122 2,385 21s 9d 19s lOd I CORN, L-C. CCRRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. 8. a. 8. S. Wheat red.37 to 41 white 40 to 43 Barley, grinding .23 to 29.malting 29 40 Malt, English 32 45 Oats, English feed 20 24 Beans, English Mazagan 28 33 Peas, white 35 38 „ Canadian 32 6d 33 Maize 20 Od 27 Flour, town made whites, per 280 lbs, 35s to 37s. LONDON GRAIN, Monday.—English wheat at Mark Lane to-day was held for 6d advance owing to scarcity. Fo-eigu wheat was the turn in sellers' favour for Australian and New Zealand but not changed for any other sort. Flour was in better request from last week. Value as before. Maize was occasionally 3d dearer on spot, and grinding barley generally im- proved to that extent. Malting barley and oats were slow at currencies. Beaus, peas, linseed, and rapeseed were steady, rye and cottonseed rather dearer on the week. LONDON PROVISIONS, Monday. The arrivals last week from Ireland were 3,190 bales bacon, and from foreign ports 6,428 bales bacon. The bacon market was very tirm last week, and supplies being shorter, prices were again advanced. Irish, 2s to 4s, and Con- tinental, 4s to 5s the market being quite bare at the dose at full rates. The butter market was steady, best sorts met a good enquiry, but underpriced de- scriptions did not fine so good a demand as the pre- vious week. Lard, little more doing. LEICESTER CATTLE, Saturday.—Good average attendance full consignments of home-bred bullocks in good condition trade active for choice lots at firm prices, inferiors flat. Milch cows in good request at jE20 to 923 10s per head for best qualities; secondary 917 to EIS per head heifers, fl2 to L15 per head year- lings, f6 to £10 per head Irish bullocks, JE15 to LIS per head Welsh bullocks, £10 to JE14 10s per head; calves, short supply, sold readily at 923 per head. LEICESTER CORN, Saturday. Fair average attendance of buyers and dealers, very short supplies of home grown wheats but the samples came to hand in good condition. Trade rather slow, holders de- manding higher rates. Red wheats 408 to 42s per 36 attde white wheat, 42s to 45s per 36 Btone. Grinding barley in fair supply, sold slowly at 28s to 30s per 32 stone beans firm oats in good demand at 24s to 26s per 26 stone. BRADFORD WOOL.—The trade here is in a quiet state at present. Spinners keep off the market as long as possible, and only buy very sparingly, whilst staplers are careful not to force sales. The result is that the turnover is restricted. Prices are barely as firm as they have been recently, but it is difficult to get even fractional concessions. This applies to both home and colonial produce. Mohair and alpaca flat. Yarns very quiet. WREXHAM CATTLE, Mon.—There was a small supply of stock at to-day's market, and a fair all-round trade was done, a good clearance being effected. Beef made from 7d to Hd per lb; mutton, nd to 8d; lamb, Sid to 9d; veal, 7d to 8d. A few pigs were on offer, and these made from 8s to 8s 3d per score lbs. Dairy cows, of which there was a fair show, made up to E19 10s each. LONDON POTATO. —Good supplies at market, and trade steady at the following quotations:—New English regents, 110i to 1203 hebrons, 90s to 1103 kidneys, 120s to 150s early roses, 80s to 100s new Jersey, kidneys, 150s to 160s new French, 100a to 120s old magnums, 120s to 140s per ton. CARMARTHEN CHEESE, Saturday.—A small supply of cheese which sold at from 20s to 22s per cwt. according to quality. CARMARTHEN BUTTER, Saturday.—There was a fair supply of cask butter at our market to-day which sold a.t, for finest quality, from lOd to 10d per lb. Fresh market pound butter, from Is to Is Id per lb. MONMOUTH PROVISIONS, Saturday.—There was the usual attendance at our market to-day, and prices were as follows :-Butter, Is to Is Id per lb; pen eggs, Id each sage cheeses, 5d to 8d each; fowls, 48 6d to 5s Od per couple; ducks, 5 Od to 53 6d. Vegetables-peas, 5d to 6d per qr New potatoes, Os per qr or 10 lbs for Is broccoli, Od to Od each; marrows 2d to 3d each; lettuce, Od per dozen; broad beans, 4d cabbages, Od each; mushrooms, Od per lb cucumbers, Os Id to 03 8d each tomatoes. lOd per lb. Fruit—cherries, 4dand 6d per lb; straw- berries, Od to 6d gooseberries, 3d to 4d per quart raspberries, 5d red and black currants, Od to 3d white do, 01 to 4d. Fish.—Salmon, lOd whole fish, Is per lb middle; soles, Is 8d lemon soles, Od plaice, 5d; haddock 5d fresh herrings, 00 for 0s bloaters and kippers, 16 for Is dried haddock, Od shrimps, 6d per lb. Batcher's meat (prime joints only) Limb Od to lOd per lb; beef, mutton, and veal, 8d to 9d pork, 7d to 8d. LONDON DEAD MEAT MARKET, Monday.— Fair supplies and trade moderately active. Quotations: -Beef: Scotch long sides, 4s 6d to 4s 8d; English sides, 2s 6d to 43 6d; mutton, 2s Od to 5s 6d veal 3s 4d to 4s 8d pork, 2s 6d to 3s 4d; lamb, 5s Od to 5s 8d per S lbs. BIRMINGHAM CATTLE, Tuesday.-Beef realized C)i(i to 8d per lb, a few Od mutton 6 £ d to 81-d, a few 2 2 2 Od lamb, 8d to 9d bacon pigs, 9s Od to 9? 2d per'score sows, 5s 6d to 6s Od porkets, 8s 8d to 9s 0d per score. METROPOLITAN CATTLE, Monday.—The beast trade was very slow. Prices were no lower, but main- tained with difficulty clearance doubtful. Primest Herefords and runts, 5s 4d per 8 lbs, Scotch 5s 2d per 8 lbs. British arrivals 30 Scotch, 30 Irish, 20u Ncrfolk, Suffolk, and Essex, and 1,050 midland, home, and western counties There were 410 Canadians on sale. A full supply of sheep. Cut lambs less in number, and trade generally firmer for both. Short supply of calves, and rates a shade dearer. Milk cows, £ 14 to £ 21 each. Beef, 2s 10d to os 4d; mutton, 3s 61 to 6s 0d; veal, 3a 4d to os 6d; pork, 2s 4d to 38 Sd; and lamb, 6s to 7s 2.1. At market:—Beasts, 1810; sheep and lambs, 11,390 calves, 40; pigs, 10. J CORK BUTTER, Tuesday.—Ordinary Firsts. 87s; seconds, 85s; thirds, SOs fourths, 74s. Kegs Firsts, OOs seconds, OOs. Mild cured firkins—Super- fine, 93s fine. 873 mild, 8ls. Ditto kegs— Superfine, 00s, fine 00s, mild, 78.. In market-791 firkins, 1 keg, and 280 mild. BRISTOL, Thursday.—The attendance at our market to-day was not large. English wheat in small supply at last week's prices. Foreign, a turn dearer. Barley and maize, 6d dearer. Oats, full prices. Flour trade still depressed. Not much spirit evinced for buying. NEWTOWN, Tuesday.-Wheat, 17s 6d to 18s 6d per 240 lbs new wheat, 14s 6d to 15s Od per 240 lbs barley, 4s 6d to 5s Od per 70 lbs oats, 14s 6d to 16 per 220 lbs eggs, 16 for a shilling butter, .Os lOd to Is Od per lb fowls, 5s Od to 69 Od per couple ducks, 5s to 5s 6d per couple geese, 5s 6d to 83 Od each turkeys. Os Od to Os Od each potatoes, 24 lbs for Is new. per Ib beef, 7d to Sri mutton, 7d to 8d pork, Os Od lamb, 9d to 10 i per lb. ABERYSTWYTH, NIONDAY. -Wheat,6.s Od to 6s 6d per 65 lbs barley, 4s Od to 4s 9d per 56 lbs oats (white), 3s 3d to 3s 6d per 40 lbs (black), Os Od to Os 0,1; eggs, 15 for Is; butter, salt, lid to Is per lb; fresh, Is to Is 2d; fowls. 3s 6d to 5s Od per couple; chickens, Os to 53 Od ducks. 4s 6d to 6s; geese, Os Od; turkeys, Os Od potatoes, Os Od to OR Od per cwt; new, Od. to Id per lb. OSWESTRY POULTRY AND BUTTER MARKET, Wednesday.—The following were the prices Butter, lid to Is Od per Ib; eggs, 12 to 14 for a shilling; fowls, 4s Od to 5s Od ducks, 58 Od to 6s Od per couple, geese, Od to Od each turkeys, Os Od to Os Od each potatoes, 7s Od to 8s Od per bag; new potatoes, Id to lid 2 per Ib rabbits, per couple, 2s 4d to 2s 6d peas, 2s per peck. WELSHPOOL PRODUCE, Nlonday. -Wheat, 5s9d to 6s Od per 75 lbs barley, 0s Od to Os Od per 70 lbs oats, Os Od to Os Od; eggs, 14ato 16 for a shilling; butter, Os 9d to lOd per lb fowls, 4s Od to 5s Od ducks, 4s 6d to 5s 6d per couple gefse, Os Od to Os Od each turkeys, Os Od to 0s Od each potatoes, Os per 24 lbs. GRIMSBY FISH, Tuesday.—About thirty vessels have come in this morning with a moderately fair sup- ply of fish. The demand was brisk. Plaice, 26s to 30s level, 20s to 24s lemons, 30s to 40s soles, 110s to 130s haddocks, 48 to 7s whitches, 28s to 34s per box turbot, 6s to 1011; brills, 3s to 4s ling, 4s to 5a dead, 2s Od to 3s live cod, 4s to 6s each hake, 30s to 40s Od dead cod, 60s. to 80s. per score halibut, 5s to 7s dead, 3s to 4s per stone.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF I WALES. APPOINTMENT OF PRINCIPAL. A meeting of the Council of the University College of Wales at Aberystwyth, was held on Friday after- noon at 27, Chancery-lane, for the purpose of selecting a Principal in the place of the Rev T. C. Edwards, D.D., who recently resigned. Among those present were Lord Aberdare, chairman. Mr Stuart Rendel, M.P., Mr George Oshorne Morgan, M.P., Mr Humphreys Owen, Liberal candidate for Denbigh- shire. Mr Morgan Lloyd, Q.C., Professor Rhys, Jeous College, Rev Prebendary Williams, Rev W. Hawker Hughes, Alderman Roberts, Manchester, and Mr Lewis Morris. The following gentlemen were the five selected out of which the final selection was made. Professor Angus, son of Dr Angus, the well-known Baptist divine, who has been professor at the College since its commencement, and acted as deputy during the Principal's absence in America Professor Lloyd, professor of Welsh and history at the College, Pro- fessor T. F. Roberts, a former student at Aberystwyth College, and for the past seven years professor of Greek at Cardiff College, Mr Thomas Darlington, who has learnt Welsh, professor at Taunton Independent College, and Mr R. J. Lloyd, who, while in business at Liverpool, has studied and taken some of the highest degrees at London University. The candidates were all present. The first ballot gave Roberts, Darlington, J. E. Lloyd, and Angus, in the order given. In the second ballot, Professor Roberts of Cardiff, was elected Principal by a majority of seven- teen to seven. The candidates were definitely asked by menr.bers of the Governing bodies as to goiag out preaching and it was understood in each case that the person appointed would be expected to give their whole time to the work of the College. Mr T. F. Roberts is the son of ex-P.S. Roberts of Towyn, Merioneth. He was born at Aberdovey and journeyed daily to Towyn for his intermediate educa- tion then conductel by Mr Edwin Jones,. now in charge of the elementary schools at Llan- dinam. At the age of fourteen, Mr Roberts became a student at the University College of} Wales at Aberystwyth, gaining a prize in the scholarship examination on entrance. During four years' residence at Aberystwyth, he gained successively three scholarships, and towards the middle of this period he passed the three examinations for the style of Associate of the College, holding the first place in the second and final examinations. In November, 1878, .he competed for the Vaughan Scholarship. With the help of this scholarship, in May 1879, he matriculated at the delecacy of unattached students at Oxford. In the October following he competed in the joint examination held by St. John's and Lincoln Colleges, and was elected to the chief scholarship offered, viz., one of £100, tenable for five years, at St. John's. Mr Roberts took first-class honours iu classical moderations in Trinity Term, 1881, and in literce humaniores in Trinity Term, 1883. In the follow- ing September he was appointed Greek professor at the newly founded University College of Soath Wales Monmouthshire. In that capacity and it is said, he succeeded in making a distinct mark. His colleagues and students speak of him as the most popular member of the college staff, ready at all times to sacrifice him- self for the welfare of the college and students. Great credit is also due to him for the active part he has taken in establishing "workmen's scholarships." Active as Professor Roberts has been in his purely professorial work, he has not confined himself to that sphere. In many public movements of recent years calculated to advance the educational interests of the Principality he has taken a part. He was one of the founders, and is an active member of the council, of the Welsh Utilization Society, and his last public ap- pearance at Aberystwyth was as a representative of that body at a public meeting held in the College-hall, under the presidency of the Earl of Lisburne. The Association for the Promotion of the Higher Education of Girls in Wales and the Welsh Students' Union owe much to his active and able advocacy. He has been president of the Cardiff Welsh Sunday School Union since its establishment five years ago, and has during the same period held the office of vice-president of the Cardiff Cymmrodorion Society. His services have been given at popular lectures in Caidiffand elsewhere.. He is an ardent Nonconformiit but has taken no public part in politics and he is an ardent Welsh Nationalist. Denominationally he is a Baptist, and is a member of the Tabernacle Welsh Church at Cardiff, the pulpit of which he has frequently occupied.

INFLUENZA: LA GRIPPE. We have for some time heard rumours that this distressing and depressing malady has reappeared in this country but it has now been proved beyond a doubt that it is much more prevalent than is generally known. When, about a year ago, we heard of La Grippe on the Con- tinent and elsewhere, we were disposed to treat the reports of its ravages not over gloomily indeed, an allusion to La Grippe was almost invariably treat ed with levity. Since its appearance, however, amongst us some twelve months ago, and since we have observed its baneful effects on the constitu- tion, we regard its recurrence with special dread, as hundreds if not thousands, of patients have not yet (if they ever will) shake off its evil effects. During the period Influenza raged in Paris and elsewhere last year, it was conclusively proved that Quinine is the only specific. Reports by Messrs Beral; Roberts, Rue-de-la-Paix Swann, Rue Castigoni; Dr Hogg, the Champs Elysees, and other celebrated Parisians, demonstrate this beyond a doubt. It was also generally admitted that Quinine, exhibited in the form of Quinine Bitters, was by far the most pleasant and efficacious way of taking it. As a preventative we know of nothing equal to Gwilym Evans' Quinine Bitters. A few strong doses taken in time will often prove effectual in warding off attacks of this malady, and always succeed in mitigating their severity when a patient is under their influence. These beneficial results of a prompt use of the Quinine Bitters are due to the follow. ins causes.— 1. The Quinine Bitters give tone to the whole system. 2. They fertify the constitution. 3. They brace up the nerves and muscles. 4. They purify the blood. 5. They remove all obstructions and impurities in the human body. G. They strengthen and fortify those parts which have been weakened by disease, and are consequently more liable to the invasion of unhealthful influences. By these means Gwilyn Evans' Quinine Bitters assist nature to expel or repel the attacks of disease, and prevent it settling in the system. When suffering from an attack of influenza, the Quinine Bitters should be taken in double doses and twice as often as are prescribed in ordinary cases. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS the best tonic for those who have been down with influenza. A few doses drive away the scn,e of extreme helplessness and feeling of misery and weakne s felt after a severe attack. It revives the spirits and soo restores the strength. The greater the success of Quinine Bitters, the more numerous are its imitations. We warn the public against unprincipled and dishonest men who devote their talents to copying the productions of others, in order to reap benefit to themselves and defraud others. See that the name of Gwilym Evans is on stamp, label, and bottle. Any preparation offered under the title of Quinine Bitters, and which is not sold in bottles, as above described, isnotgenuine, and the Quinine Bitters Company repudiate any such preparation, and are not responsible for it. The genuine article may be obtained of all chemists in bottles at 2s. 9d and 4s. 6d. each, or it will be sent carriage paid for the above prices direct from the pro- etors Quinine Bitters Manufacturing Company, Limited, Lla nelly, South Wales. fou.siness Jlbtesst* ] SERENDIB (TEA REGISTERED). THESE lovely TEAS are carefully selected JL from the beat gardens, and are packed in lib., Alb., ilb., air tight LEAD PACKETS, which preserve their delicious flavour and strength. Prices Is. 8dfl 2a., 2s. 6d., and 3s. per lb. s HOULD BE USED BY ALL. JgVERYBODY PRAISES IT. R lOR IN FLAVOUR. jgXTRAORDINARY STRENGTH. N OTHING BETTER. JQOES NOT IMPAIR THE DIGESTION IS GUARANTEED PURE. JgEST OF ALL TEA. Owing to the great demand for this tea it can now be had in lib., 21b., and 41b. Tins, same price as packets, and may be obtained from SOLE AGENTS FOR ABERYSTWYTH HOPKINS & CO., TEA & COFFEE MERCHANTS GREAT DARKGATE STREET, ABERYSTWYTH LOCAL AGENTS:- Cardiff D. Jones, & Co., Limited Aberayron \V Morris Jones. Dolgelley R. G. William?, New Shop Abergele VV. Williams and Co. Rhyl W Williams and Co. Cohvyn W. Williams and Co. Calwyn Bay W. Williams and Co. Llandudno W. Williams and Co Llanrwst W. Williams and Co Conway W. Williams and Co. Denbigh W. Williams and Co. Ruthin W. Williams and Co. Oawestry DaviesandEdwardi Wrexhun J. Brunt. Bangor R. Jones, Bradford House Carnarvon H. J. Foulkes, Pool-street Llandudno J. Littler. Penmaenmawr H. Roberts. Holyhead Robt. Jones, Railway. Builth W. Price and Co. Barmouth Messrs Morris and Son. It is only a very few years ago the discovery was made that the Island of Ceylon possessed peculiar advantages fer growing Tea the soil producing kinds superior in most respects to.either China or Indian Teas. EVERYBODY SHOULD GIVE IT A TRIAL. GUARANTEED PURE SERENDIB SHOULD BE TRIED BY ALL LOVERS OF GOOD TEA. PIANOS, &c. LOWEST PRICES. Clearing out. Making room for new styles. Great advantages. Don't delay. W. K. WHEATLEY & SONS, ABERYSTWYTH. MR. C. K. WHEATLEY, PROF. PIANOFORTE TUNER. Pianos Tuned singly or by the year. Special attention given to American Organs and Harmoniums. NOTE THE ADDRESS:- 30, TERRACE ROAD. MRS. GARNER, CONFECTIONER, 20 & 21, TERRACE ROAD, ALL KINDS OF CHOICE CONFECTIONERY Fresh Each Day. ORDERS TAKEN FOR BREAD. Special Confectionery made to order on the shorte notice. Schools, &c., supplied on Moderate Terms. [i906 OYSTER, CRAB, AND LOBSTER, SUPPER ROOMS, LADIES ROOMS, 11, PIER STREET, (NEAR TOWN CLOCK.) WILLIAM BURBIDGE, From London. Begs to inform the inhabitants of Aberystwyth and the district that he will open the above premises. ON JULY 4th, 1891. And will carry on the business of Fishmonger, Poulterer, English and Foreign Fruiterer, Florist &c. A Choice assortment of fruit of every description. All poultry sold will be guaranteed young, and fresh and will be dressed as in England. Consignments of Poultry, Fruit, and Cut Flowers solicited. [k239 POWELL'S POWELL'S POWELL'S PURE FRESH MEAT BREAD. PASTRY. PIES. PRINCE OF WALES' STEAM AND HOT AIR BAKERY (By Royal Letters Patent), 38, GREAT DARKGATE ST., ABERYSTWYTH. ABERYSTWYTH EMPORIUM, PORTLAND STREET. MR W. HTWEMYSS BEGS to announce to the Public that he JD has taken the premises lately known as the Skating Rink, near the Town Hall, where he intends to carry on the business of Auctioneer, Valuer, Estate Agent and Accountant. A special branch of the business will be periodical Sales of Cattle, to which he calls the attention of Farmers. Furniture and property of all description sold on moderate terms. All communications to be addressed to Auctioneer, Sale Rooms as above. Monies paid over at end of Sale by arrangement. References- Nati Provincial Bank, j679 Aberystwyth. flublic t)ticcs. RODERICK WILLIAMS, BUILDING SURVEYOR AND UNDERTAKER DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS. WORKS SUPERINTENDED AND MEASURED, 13, NEW STREET, ABERYSTWYTH, AKD AT MILLFIELD COTTAGE, LAMPETER. [j 689 MR. J. D. ROBERTS MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF VETERINARY SURGEONS, VETERINARY SURGEON, 38, PIER STREET, ABERYSTWYTH, Provincial Veterinary Surgeon for the County of Cardigan to the Royal Agricultural Society of England. Mr ROBERTS attends every monthly market at Tre- garon, and may be consulted at the Talbot Hotel. ESTABLISHED 50 YEARS. SCOTLAND HOUSE, GREAT HAMPTON STREET BIRMINGHAM PEARCE BROS., THE OLD ESTABLISHED MANUFAC TURERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPET FACTORS AND COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS. BEDROOM, DRAWING ROOM AND DINING ROOM SUITES. WOOD, BRASS AND IRON BEDSTEADS IN GREAT VARIETY. SPRING, HAIR AND WOOL MATTRESSES. SMOKE ROOMS, BILLIARD ROOMS & OFFICES FURNISHED & FITTED THROUGHOUT. ELECTRO PLATED FACTORS, SILVER WARE REPLATED AND MADE EQUAL TO NEW. SPECIAL TERMS QUOTED, IF NECESSARY, TO SUIT CONVENIENCE OF CUSTOMERS. Letters addressed to the Firm receive prompt attention. 808 M. H. DAVIS & SONS, ABERYSTWYTH (SOLE AGENTS FOR CARDIGANSHIRE AND MERIONETHSHIRE.) HAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER CONSIGNMENT OF THE CELEBRATED ADRIANCE BUCKEYE MOWERS THE EMPORIUM 16, PIER STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. MRS D. MORGAN be<»s to inform her numerous customers and others that she has a large stock of MILLINERY, MANTLES, CAPES, JACKETS, &c., for the season Post orders will have prompt attention. ALFRED NOYES, Is now offering the following genuine Articles at very low prices, viz., Citrate of Magnesia, Is bottle for 6d 1 Doz Seidlitz powders in a box for 8d Enos's Fruit Salt, 2/9 size for 2/ Dinneford's Fluid Magnesia, 1/ bottle for 9d Fraser's Sulphur Tablets, 13id for lOd Finest Castor Oil, 1/ bottle for 61d All kinds of Patent Mediciens, Tooth, Hair, and Na Brushes, Combs, &c., kept in stock at equally cheap rates. FOR READY MADE CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND GENERAL DRAPERY GOODS GO TO DANIEL THOMAS, DRAPER AND OUTFITTER LJTTLE DARKGATE STREET ABERYSTWYTH. COALS, COALS, COALS. WHARF AND OFFICE RAILWAY STATION, ABERYSTWYTH. JOHN JENKIN JONES, (Of the Coopers Arms) COAL AND LIME MERCHANT. HAS Always in stock the best selection of t i House Coals at the cheapest possible price. Special terms made for truck loads and large quan- tities. Also Lime supplied in truck loadf at a very low rate. business cPtesjsrjs. =- I JOHN ROBERTS, SPIRIT AND WINE MERCHANT, GOGERDDAN ARMS AND LION ROYAL HOTEL, ABERYSTWYTH, V A U L T S :-2, BRIDGE STREET. s d ad. GIN rom 2 3 per bottle. SHERRY from 2 0 per bo* IRISH WHISKY „ 3 0 j PORT 2 6 SCOTCH Do. 3 0 MARSALA 1 PALE BRANDY 4 0 CLARET 13 RUM „ 2 9 „ Champagne and all Sparkling Wines of best quality. SOLE AGE T FOR WORTHINGTON'S CELEBRATED DINIER ALES, 3s. PER DOZEN IMP. PINTS, LOCH KATRINE SCOTCH WHISKEY, 3s. 6D. PER BOTTLE. COFFEE ROOM LUNCHEONS FROM 11 A.M. TO 2 P.M. DAILY ør Breaks for the Devil's Bridge leave the Hotel. SAMUEL ALLSOPP & SONS, LIMITED, BEG TO CALL ATTENTION TO THEIR SPECIAL STOUT, WHICH, as well as their EAST INDIA PALE and other Ales, can now be obt^ either in Cask or Bottle from any Dealer or Orders for same in Cask if sent to tbl OFFICE- HAMPTON HOUSE, RAILWAY TERRACE, ABERYSTWyrf1 WILL RECEIVE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION.. „ » Rcckitt's I WARNING. 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Ti thp only euro yet discovered Tor Ithflumatism (acuts and chronic), (*our, sciatic*, Lurabasj0* <tc. ]S.B.—TkvH*awh currtl already and Tm* of Thousand* again will be permanently cured thryuyh LEWIS1, Caution Rware of worthier imitation*. Svne are yevttinc without the name 'k LL W IS, 'I } DDYXDL tnaraved on the Government Stamp. ht*i.*t upon having Lewi*" in order to prevent disappointment, AFTER, A FAIR TRI ALM SOLD IN THIS DISTRICT BY Mr J. LL. LEWIS, Chemist, Aberayron, Mr W. M. JONES, Patent Medicine Vendor, Aber- ayron, Mr E. P. WYNNE, Chemist, Aberystwyth, Mr E. CEREDIG EVANS, Chemist, Cardigan, Mr T. DAVIES, Pentrefelin Shop, Ccllan, Mr B. LLEWELLYN, Commercial House, Cilcennin, Mr D. EVANS, Post Office, Cribin, Mr MORGAN, Patent Medicine Vendor, Cross Inn, Mr JAMES WILLIAMS, Patent Medicine Vendor, Dihewid Mr T. LEWIS, Patent Medicine Vendor, Drefach, Mr J. W. EVANS, Chemist, Lampeter, Mr T. LL. MORGAN, Chemist, Llandovery, Mr. J. EVANS, Chemist Llandyssul, Mr. E. JONES, Patent Medicine Vendor, Ll Mr. D. D. JONES, Patent Medicine Vendor, Mr. JONES, Medical Hall, Llanybyther, Mr. HUGH DAVIES, Chemist, Machynlleth, Mr. EDWARD REES, Chemist, Machynlleth. ýJ Mr. D. LEWIS, Patent Medicine Vendor, Mr. D. JAMES, Patent Medicine Vendor, 1 Mr. T. JONES, Chemist, Tregaron, AND OTHERS. Sold in every Town and Village throughout Wales, and also in London, Liverpool, and Thousands of Bottles are sold every Month. POWELL'S 38, GREAT DARKGATE ST., ABERYSTWYTH. FOR SULTANA CAKES, FRESH PASTRY, BUNS, AND EVERY KIND OF CONFECTIONERY. VTEW ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION J3| (LIMITED.) Capital subscribed and Paid-up £ 600,000 with power to increase to £ 2,000,000. Head Office, 40, Threadneedle-street, London, E.C. West-End Office, 25, Cockspur Street, S.W. Edinburgh, Office, 23, St. Andrew Square. Dundee Office, 6, Panmure Street. Branches and Agencies-Australia, India, Ceylon, China, Japan, Straits, Madagasgar, Mauritius, Seychelles, Aden, Paris, New York, San I rTrancisco, Zanzibar. Money remitted to any part of the World by draft, letter of credit, or by telegraph. Bills of Exchange, Interest, Warrants and Coupons collected and cashed. Circular Notes issued, Current Accounts opened, Banking Agency business geneially undertaken. INTEREST ALLOWED oz DEPOSITS. At 3 months' notice 3 per cent. per annum At 6 months' notice 4 At 12 months' notice For 3 5, or 7 years certain ESTABLISHED 1806. COACH- BUI.LD ING AND rnam ME CARRI. AGE WORKS I RICHARD REES (LATE E. & R. REES), BEGS to inform his Customers that he has removed to large and commodious premises near the Town Hall, where the business will be carried on as before in all its branches. NEW CARRIAGES MADE TO ORDER. Repairs of every description executed by experienced workmen with neatness and despatch. A good and well-selected stock of carriage appliance on hand. 1 BARMOUTH. OWEN JONES ACCOUNTANT, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT. OFFICES IDRIS HOUSE, CHURCH STREET. j736] CARTREF ODDICARTREF. GWALIA HOUSft (PRIVATE HOTEL), J 9, UPPER WOBURN PLAE TAVISTOCK SQUARE, LONDON W.C — tOfl! Cab Fares to Paddington, London Bridge, *1 1, and Waterloo Stations Is. 6d. 't,fl' Cab Fares to Euston, Midland, Kings Cross, "vf St. James' Hall, and Principal Places ) Amusements Is. Five Minutes' Walk from Euston Station, )J Kings Cross, and Gower Street Stations. PROPRIETOR R. PRICHA^' LATE PORTIA Telegraphic Address—" GWYNVA." GRIFFITH ELLIS & Co" MECHANICAL & AGRIOULTU1^ v ENGINEERS. MAKERS OF i THRASHING MACHINES, cn.f' CUTTERS, HORSE GEARS .tc.' I' IRON & BRASS FOUNPfJØ PROVIDENCE FOUNDRY, TREFECHAN, ø ABERYSTVV^/ k!32] J. H. EDWAR.DS, TAILOR AND DRi\:r' sl/ FOR CARPETS, OILCLOTHS,. 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