The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard

PROPOSED SLIDING.SCALE FOR RENTS. Mr. Gilbert Murray proposes a slicling-scale for farm rents. He says :—Owing to obvious causes. chiefly doe to climate influences, beyond the .control of the most far seeing, the agricultural interesta of these islands are in a very depressed stace. Nevertheless, I cannot accept as sound reasoning the pessimistic view that no improvement is possible. With a circle of better seasons, agriculture will again assume its normal position. Meetings have been held throughout the country, at which various topics have been dis- caased and resolutions passed, chiefly in favour of holding, either in London or the provinces, a general conference of farmers. So far there has appeared no unanimous or definite suggestion either as to the line of action or the source from which the much-needed relief is to be obtained. Mention has been made of a return to protection subsiding the British farmer, or a general lowering of rentt. The nrst may be dismissed without comment the money necessary to carry out the second proposition couM only be obtained by the imposition of hostile tariffs, which would be equally unpalatable, and, under present circumstances, impossible. Then, as regards the third, undoubtedly at the present moment there are still cases where the land is over-rented, white in others it is let consider- ably betow its value. If we take the average re- duction of rents fincf 1879 at 30 per cent., we are not far from the mark if we include Improvements made at the cost of the landlord, for which he receives no extra return, the 6c"re will be considerably increased A single unfavourable season occurs, there is a general clamour for readjustment. On all large estates with which I am acquainted the landlords have invariably dealt liberally with their tenants. No reasonable landlord expects to get more than the land is worth. There is considerable difficulty in adjusting rents to suit all classes of ten&nt'i one man will make it pay where another utterly fai's. In order to obviate all further difficulty and complications we sincerely advocate the adoption of a sliding-scale for rents. This is no new idea the scheme, in a modified form. as appli"d to tithes, has stood the wear and tear of 40 years. Rents differ from tithes in this respfct—that rent would embrace a wider range, embracing the en- tire product of the farm. A small syndicate of practical men would have nodimculty in formulating a scale sufficiently accurate to meet every case. The starting point would be the normal produce of the land. This would remain a fixed quantity. The amount of rent would be regulated by the market price of the different produeta. An improving tenant would then reap the benefit of his energy and capita!. I have no hesitation in recommending the system as being the only practical method which I can conceive of relieving us of our present and future dimculty. Had a similar scheme been adopted in Ireland, the country would have been saved from much un- pleasantness, and a large sum of public money left available for other purposes. We have arrived at a time when some action must be taken by landlords. I trust in their own interests they will cee fit to support the scheme I have here feebly suggested.

Last week at the annual rent audit on the estate of Mrs. Perry Herrick. at Penhow Castle, Magor, the tenants received a remission of 20 per cent. Mr. SeaIe-Hayne. M.P. for the Aehburton Division, has returned 20 per cent. of his last half-year's rent, due at Michaelma.a from his agricultural tenants in Devon- shire. Mr. Herbert Gladstone, M.P.. and Mr. Hy Gladstone, the trustees of the Hawarden Estate, on Thursday took into consideration the cl-tin s of the tenantry to a reduct- ion of rents, in consequence of the agricultural depression. and decided, at the rent audit in January, to allow a ra- duction of twenty per cent. Sir Watkin Williams Wynn has informed his Denbighshire tenantry, deputations from whom waited upon him a few days ago at Oswetry to ask him for a reduction in their rentals of 25 per cent., that instead of making a uniform reduction all round, he would, with the assistance of his chief agent, Colonel Hughe?, inquire into the circumstances of each individual holding and make individual reductions suitable to the requirementa of ch particular case. A meeting of the Wrexham District Farmprs' C!uh was held in the rooms of the Chamber of Comlwrc., and Agriculture, Wrexham, on Monday evening under the presidency of Mr. John Brereton. of Isvcoed. Mr. T. Busby, Trevor, moved, That this meeting respectfully, but strongly recommends that the landlords and agpnts in the district take into scrions consideration the serious depression in agriculture, and make such liberal abatements during the present and next audits as the circumstances may warrant, in order to help their tenants to tide over the present diSEculties." Mr. David Jones, Wrexham, seconded the resolution, which was agreed to unanimously. Messrs Proctor & Ryland, of Birmingham and Chester, (established 1812), occupy their usual position. a.t< the Birmingham show, with a tasteful-arranged diplay of Roots, etc., contributed by the prizewinners in their recent Competition for Crops grown with the aid of their Manures only. Thf judge's awards, lately published, show excellent results from the use of these well-known fertilisers, which it would be dimcult to excel. Messrs Proctor & Ryland were the first to introduce Prepared Bone "tnd other Special Manures to the public, and which have now been used by most of the eminent Agriculturists of the Kingdom with the greatest success for nearly 80 years, the prestige gained by this firm at the beginning of their career f"r supplying food and reliable Manures havinar never left them, and this was fully corroborated by their trade in 1892. A meeting of Lincomshire agriculturists was he!d at Spalding on Tuesday, to consider the steps to be taken in view of the present crisis in agriculture. A ]etter was read from Lord Carrington, who stated that, as a staunch Freetrader, he could not support t!*e proposed resolution asking for the regulation of the influx of foreign produce. His Lordship asked that questions of fair rents, fixity of tenure, cem pension for improvements, and establish ment of English Land Courts should be earefuHy cosidered. Lord Boston wiote that the influx of foreign produce was one of the chief causes of the depression, but it wou!d be a very dimcult task to induce Parliament to sanction any measure of'a Protective character. If the eSPorc were to be seriously made, he urged the importance of bringing labourers as prominently to the front in the agitation as possible, for therin lay the principle means of bringing pressure to bear upon Parliament, the tendency of legis- lation at the present day being in favour of the working classes. A resolution was unanimously adopted setting forth that the préscni; depressed state of agriculture was viewed with great n)nrm, expressing the opinion that the enormous innnx of foreign produce and manufactured goods was one of the chief causes of the deptession, and urging upon ParHtment the absolute necessity of dividing some remedy for it. It was also resolved to appoint deli- gates to thp A,i, ciiltural C'jnfer&nce, both farmers and !abourers being chosen and it was decided to establish an Association for thf promotion of agricultural and trading interests fjr the HoILlIld Division of Lincolnshire.

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I-rkt:_c-I CORN AVERAGES. For the week ending November 26th. The following are the quantities sold, and the prices this year and last year QUANTITIES SOLD. PRICES. This year Last year This year La.et year Wheat.68,216.74,194.27a 5d.39s Id Barley. 187,773. 179,068.26s Od.30s lid Oats.20,822 .19,401.17s 7d.22s 4d CORN, <&c. CFRREXT PRICKS OF GRAIN. a. s. a. s. Wbfat, red.28 to 33.white 30 to 34 Ba.r!ey, grinding .IS to 26.mating 26 40 Ma)t, EngH?h .33 40 Data, English feed .18 23 Beanf, English Mazagan .32 34 Pea", white .34 40 Canadian .28 29 1 i rlC .21 22 Floor, town-made Whites, per 280 Ibs, 30s to 32a Od. LONDON CORN.—The London market on Monday was dull in all its branches, there being the usual indisposition to enter into coutracts for which payment would have to be made between Christmas and the New Year. The mild and damp-laden atmosphere, moreover, was against the condition of all market s:ap!es. English wheat was dull at currencies, which in Londcn, however, are not quite so depressed as they are in the shires. Foreign wheat was 6rm for American, but very dul) for Russian and Indian sorts. Ftour \\as bard to: sell at last week's rates. Barley WM Is lower for all but the finest eorts of malting these were quite nrm. Russian feeding barley was held more firmly than on Friday. Oats were 3d down for moat sorts. Prices are a great contrast to last year. Maize was fair!y steady, there being no super- abundance on the spot, and the American new crop not beiug likely to be on free supply here much before February. Beans and peas wer" fairly steady, but rye was again Js cheaper and oilseeds were not quite so good a trade as on Monday last. LEICESTER CORN, Saturday.—Good attendance, with full supplies of home-grown wheats, but the bulk of the samples were out of condition. Red wheat, 26s. to 29s. per 36 stone; white wheat, 28s to 31s Od per 36 stone barley, a dull trade. Old beans, 6rm at 38a per 38 stones oats, 19a to 23s per 28 atone. NEWTOWN, Tuesday.—Wheat. OOs Od to 14a 6d per 240 Ibs new wheat, 009 Od to lOa Od per 240 Ibs barley. Os Od to Os Od per 70 Ibs; oats, 16s Od to 18s Od per 220 Ibs eggs, 0 to 7 for a shDIing butter, Is 3d to lo 4d per lb fowls. 4s Od to 4s 6d per couple ducks. Os Od to 5a 6d per couple geese, 4s 6d to 63 6d each turkeys, Os Od to Os Od each; potatoes, 3a Od per cwt. OSWESTRY POULTRY AND BUTTER MARKET Wednesday.—The following were the prices:— Butter, ]s3d to Is 4d per Ib; eggs, 7 to 8 for a shilling; fowls, 4s Od to 5s Od ducks, 5s Od to 6a Od per ceuple; geese, 6s 6d to 7s each turkeys, 6s Od to 7' Od each potatoes, 2a 9d to 3a per measure; rabbits, per conple, 2s 4d to 2s 6d peas, Os Od per peck, Beef 7d. to 9d per Ib; mutton, 8d to 9d veal, 7d to 9d pork, 6d to 8d. ABERYSTWYTH, MOITDAY. -Wheat, 5< to 5a 6d per 65 Ibs barley. 3s 6d to 4s Od per 65 Ibs eat: (white), 3s Od to Oa Od per 00 Ibs new wats, Os to Os (black) old, 3s Od to 3s 3d eggs, 10 for a Is batter, sttt, lld tQ Is perib; fresh, 1/2 to 1/3 fowls. 3s 6d to 4s 61 per couote; chickens, 3/6 to 4/6 dacks 5a Od to 5/6 gee-<c. 4/6 to 5/6 turkfys, 6s to 7/0 potatoes 3" Od to Os Od per cwt; new, Od. to 04 per lb. WELSHPOOL. PRODUCE. Monday.—Wheat, 48 31 to 4s 6d per 75 Ibs barley. 3s 6d to 4s 6d per 70 Ihs:oats. 133 Od to 15s Od per bag butter 1/0 to Is 3d per !b eggs, 0 to 10 for a. skilUag; fowta, 3s 6d to 4s 6d ducks, 4s Od to 5 6d per couple geese, Os Od to Os Od each turkeys, Od Od to Oa Od each potatoes. Is per 20 Ibs. LONDON PROVISIONS, Monday.—The arrivals last week from Ireland were 2,746 bales bacon, and from foreign ports, 4,824 bales bacon. Owing to the continued shortness of supply of bacon from all centres, and no immediate prospect of an improve- ment in the supply of hogs, the market for this article was very firm last week, and prices were advanced some 4s to oa on Irish, and 3s to 4s. on continental. Butter last week found a better demand, and as prices abroad have been for some time relatively dearer than in our market, this improvement has caused an advance in sailing rates here for all descriptions excepting colonial, which was unchanged in value. Lard Very firm market, little oSering. CORK BUTTER Ordinary First, 120s "econds, 97s thirds, 85s fourths, 74s. Mild cured nrkins: Superfine, 123s; fine, 116a mitd, 92s. Cools Superfine, OOOs fine, 112s. Kfgs: Mitd, 90s. In market, 420 nrkins, 76 mild. CARMARTHEN BUTTER, Saturday.—At our market to-day there was a fair supply of butter on oner, which realised from Is Id to Is lid per Jb, and fresh butter in pots sold at Is 2hd per Ib, according to quality. Cheese sold at from '22s to 24s per cwt. MONMOUTH PROVISIONS, Saturday.—There was a small attendance at our market to-day; rain fell nearly all day. Quotations were as foUows—Fresh butter, from 1/4 to 1/5 per lb. H<n eggs 0 to 10 for I". Dressed poultry fowta from 4s Od to 5s chickens. Os to Os per couple ducks, from 4s 6d to 5a 6d per coup)e geese 9d to lOd per lb. Batcher's meat (prime joints)—beef. from 7d to 8d per Ib legs and loina of mutton, 7d to?Sd per !b; Iamb, from Od to Od perib; other joints Od to Od, and pnrk. Od to 8d per Ib. Garae pheasants, from Os to 5s. 6d. per brace; hares, from 3s Od to 4s each leverets, Os each rabbits, Os te 2" Od per couple; grouse, Os. per brace; parti idges, 3s 6d to Os per brace. Ftsh—soiea, Os Od to Is 6d per Ib; lemon Boleg, OJ to Sd; plaice, 5d per lb; dabba. 4d per !b- cod Od to 4d per lb; codling, Od per lb; whiting, Od pt-r lb; smelts, Os per basket; oysters, 16 for Is Od shrnnps 6d. per qt Wye salmon, Od to Oa Od; turbot. Is 2d to Os; bnl), Od to 8d mackerel Od each, and kippers 0 to 00 for one shilling sprats, 0 per pound; and shnrnps 6d per qt fresh haddock, 4d per Ib dried haddock, Od per Ib; halibut, lOd per Ib btoatera ib for a shilling. Veg-titbles-Pot Itoes, Oth for Os; cabbages Od to Od each caulinowers, Od to Od. each; beas,0dpermeasnre. LONDON POTATO.—Large supplies at market, and trade very duU at the following quotations Suowdrops, 60s to 80a hebrons, 60a to 75s mag- nums, 55s to SOs; imperators, 50s to 10s: regents, 00" to OOs per ton kidueys, OOs to OOs champions, 45s to 60j per ton white elephants. OOa to 00-) white, OOa beauties, OOs to 00.! abundance, OOs early rose, OOa tJOO periton. BIR}1 fNGHA:\l CATTLE, Tuesday.—Beef realized 2 i)Ad to 7.1 p-,r Ih "born mut'oa. 6d to 8d iamb, Oi to01;vea), Oi to 01. Fine weather, fair! supply, fair trade. WRHXHAM CATTLE.—There W,tS about the utual suppty of stock at to-day's market, and there was a. gond c)t-ara.-)cf. at a slight advance on last week's quotations. Beef nude from 5?d to 6?d per )b 2 mutton from 6d to 7 d. Veal iii,(Ie from Od t3 Od per lb. Pigs fetched from 9s to 9d 6d e*ch per soore Ibs. There wili a fair show of dairy cows, and the best made up to jE23 each the price's of the others varying from j&17 to ;E20. Store pigs fetched from 30s to 12s each. METROPOLITANCATTLE.Monday.-There wa. & large supply of beaats, with a slight increase in th< number of choicest breeds, for which there was a firm trade, with a. slight upward tendency in value but the other grades were slow of sale, besides being a shade lower. Top value primest Scotch 5s. per 8 Ibs. The British arrivals comprised 90 Scotch, 550 Irish, 2SO Norfolk. Suffolk, &nd Essex, and 1,840 midtand. home, and western counties. Choice sma:I sheep were more in demand, and dearer second quality without improvement. Catf made nominal. Pigs slow. Milk cows, fl5 to f22 each. Prices :— Beef, 2s 6d te 5s Od mutton. 3a 6d to 5s 6d peal, 2a 6d to 4s lOd ?: ??? ? ?- P"' S!?. At market: Beasts 2,400. sheep 11,900, calves 10, and pica 25 No foreign arrivals. LEICESTER CATTLE. Saturday.-Fair average supplies of horned stock, moderate attendance, trade very stuggish, and prices extremely low. Milch cows were in f?ir demand at jE14 10s. to fl5 10s per head young Stock ?2 10s. to JE4 per head and bullock? ?9 to fll per head calves nat at 2s. to 10s per head. ? LONDON DEAD MEAT MARKET. Monday A fair quantity of meat on oner, and trade slow except for best qualities, which realise steady prices at the following quotatfona :—Beef, 2a Os to 4s Od prime Scotch d)tto, 4s Od to 4s 2d mutton, Is 8d to 4a 6d veat, 2s 6d to 4a 8d large pork, 3a 8d to 4s 6d small ditto, 49 8d to 5a Od English tamb, Os Od to 0/0 per 8ibs. BRADFORD WOOL.-The market is firmer than t it has been all the year. Though full a.dvaBc<a ar,- not obtained, consumers are gradually hardening tendency. Botany topa mak "g are not so succe sful as they expected after the advecers cBttblished at the London wool sales, but a l-'?ce business is doing at slightly more prontabte i?rge Ytrns are dearer all round, and money ia pa??s. Ytrns are dearer all round, and money is pa'ates. twofold?, alpacas, aod tnohfur. ??d for C

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TT*? ? /? 1 1 SotdEverywhere, Beware ot Colds -?-??- and Sore Throats. -A -!At VV IESSENC- N KN WN" FA 1 the only :m'l Ct i-tain for IRHEUAIIATI, c"M, GOUT9 SCIATICA, LUMBAC-O, ?? STIFF JOINTS, SWOLLEI,7 4 LIMBS, ??] Pa-x*ns in the Side and E,?,ck, Alid all XIDI\TEY If 'ou sntfC']' frr,;m flJT\' nf t ho;(' tron !,I, oug-ht to try its if i, r, well 9 (' but kllow wüo sn!ff'r. yon benefit them 1Jy infol'llJillg them of the àhoyc fad. ? N.B.—Oils, I-tHiiments, Ei'r:brocattons. &c.< are useless, a.s it is impossiMo H for such to strike &.t the root of the evil. CAUTION 9 None ra genuine without thc Jiame Tyddyndu t;13 Stamp aid a/fixed to every wrapper otitside. Of all Chemists and :fc,Udw' Velli1or. the, 1,1, or p03t freo for 2/9, from the Sole and Grigi. CHEIIIST JOHN I- C; D AS! P t1 '/Rv"¡"d r. :u-r! V 'r. (" -y L-. I. 'c .-O .i f-ø'j ,¡" jj". U 'In;=-=- :L'4I." T ? A <f?- ?- ?- ??? ?E, Dispense Chemist, ?JOCAL AGENTS ? Mr. J. P. THOMAS, Dispensing Chemist; and Others. 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For females of all a.)?"8 thes them carry off a' 3 Pills are invalual,le, a,- "L fc,, (loses I that is requir?d.? humours, .?d br? ?Mut <pm There is nn medi ?? tematc sho'?.d b? w?thc-t-t '?movi? a?y??r cine to be for.nd to c.,ual B?ch.?-. 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PROPRIETOR: R. PRICHARD, LATE PORTMADOC. Telegraphic Address-" GWYNVA. rk 119 ECONOMICAL FUEL. BRIQ UETTES, Made from the celebrated COCKSHEAD PURE COAL, suitable for domestic and other purposes. FREE BURNING. CLEAN. LASTING. NO WASTE. NO SMELL. Will burn six hours or more without attention. Convenient to stock, and will stand all weathers. With the above can be supplied cle:xu SMALL NUTS from the same seam of coal-specially situable for bakehouses, kitchen rouges, greenhouses, &c. For information as to Agccta, Prices, &o., apply to CHATTERLY-WHITFIELD COLLIERIES, LIMITED, TUNSTALL, STAFF. m795 MESSRS. HENRY HILLS & SONS CELEBRATED CHEMICAL MANURES FOR ALL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE Have been extensively used throughout the Country for the past 53 years. Thia is one of the oldest Firms (and the only Welah Firm) in the Trade. The Best Recommendation to the excel!ence of this WELSH MANUFACTURE is the constantly growing demand for these :,h:¡urea in Wales, where they are best known. Agents required in all unrepresented districts. Highest references given and reqmred. WORKS AND OFFICE AMLWCH, ANGLESEY. Oct 2f!th. 1S92.m905 ;I r 'rA I 11'i-< (s. O}I' 1k'l1J 2/ [) t. T 4'6 11/ Clt 1« ï. '1!!f THE PHARMACOPOEIA An extract rom the second edition (page 188) of the of thePharmacopcs the Royal College I ?Pysiciana ? LC.ia2r', by l)r ?. F. Collier. D?'shed oy Longman and Co.:— "It is no small defect in this compilation (speaking tt the New Pharmacopoeia) that we have no purgative -nass but what contains aloes; yet we know that ,ioen-,orrhoidal persons cannot bear aloes, except 5t be ic ;he form of COCKLE'S PILLS, hich hieay consist of aloea, scammcny, and colveni tvbi?h I think are formed into a sort of ompmnd 'xtract, the avidity of which is obviated, I suspect, by m alkaline process, and by a fourth ngredient unknown to me) of an aromatic tonic nature. I think 10 better and no worse of it for its being a patent nedicine. I look at it as an article of commerce ard l(YKiestio convenience, and do not heaita.te to say <t K :h<. best made Pill in the Kingdom a muscular purge nucous purge, and a hydrogogu, purge combined md their effects properly controlled by a dirigent ana iorrigent. Tint it doe' not commonly produce ysemorrhoids, like most aloetic pills, I attribute to be- ng thoroughly soluble, so that no undissoIvcJ )articles adhere to the mucous membrane.' COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOITS i'ILLS L/ OF PURE VEGETABLE INGREDIENTS AND FPEE FROM MERCURY. I In uso among all classes of society EIGHTY.NINE YEARS. May be had throughout the United Kingdom I In boxes at la. Ud., 2s. 9d., 49 6d. 11s. GREAT ORMOND STREB.r. LONDON SUMUCHT. You know that poor soap and hard SUNUCHT- rubbing are injurious to your clothea. SUMUCHT- You know also that a lame back and sore SUNUCHT- knuckles, and a dozen other miseries, are SUNUGHT- regular attendants on the weekly wash. SUNUCHT- Perhaps ycu do not know, however, that SUNUCHT. !ll these annovar.ces can t'e avoided by SUNUCHT. the use of SUNL'GHT SOAP. It saves SOAP. in every direction, time, labour, aad the SOAP- clothea. Why not try it on yonr next SOAP- wash and convince your<?!t thut?e are SOAP. right. 11.857 rabc Jlbbrtsscs. F. BENNISON, FISHMONGER, &c, LISBURNE HOUSE, 29, TERRACE ROAD. THRESH FISH daily caught by our own JP boat in the Bay. Fresh Salmon from the Teify? Severn, and ether rivers. Ice alw&ya on ha&d Hornera' clotted cream and cream cbeebe. AGENT FOR HEDGE'S ROYAL CAMBRIDGE SAUSAGE. POSTING STABLES, NEWFOUNDLAND STREET, (next to the Public Baths) ABERYSTWYTH. HORSED AND CARRIAGES FOR HIRE by the day or hour PhEetona, 2s. and 2a. Sd. per hour; Waggonettes, Ciose Carriages, &c., 2s. 6d. per hour. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. MESSRS MURPHY AND ROWLEY, Surgeon Dentists, Aberystwyth, (Established in 1857), T)EMOVED from 37, Terrace-road to the Premises lately known as the WELSH HARP HOTEL, in Terrace-read and Corporation-street. Mf Rowley will visit Machynlidth the fust and third Wednesday in each mcrtti, attendance from 2 to 5 o'clock at Mr Hughes, Doirey View; Lampeter, at Mr Evana', Grocer, Muelfre House, High Street, tba 6rst and third Friday in eacn month Aberayron, at Mrs. James', 15, Market Street, the second and fourth Wednesday in each month Towyn, the second and fourth Fridays in each month, attend- ance from 2 till 5 o'clock at Mra Jones, 43, High-street* near the Railway Station. Consultations Free Welsh apoken. [h60. T. ROWLANDS, FAMILY BUTCHER, 6, BRIDGE STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. rtl ID BEGS to call the atten<!ton of JL JL?. townspeople, visitors and others, to hia splendid stock of beet, lamb, mutton, and veal. THE BEST QUALITY KEPT AT LOWEST PRICES. ALL FAMILY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDEE TO. m054 LEWIS TERRACE COAL YARD, R. ROWLAND JONES. COAL, BRICKS, OIL, <b HAY MERCHANT, WHOLESALE & RETAIL. BEST ENGLISH AND WELSH HOUSE STEAM AND SMITH COAL. TRUCK LOADS AND LARGE QUANTITIES AT COLLIERY PRICES. ALL COAL3 BY RAIL ARE DOUBLE SCREENED. It is well knnwn that there is a far larger percent- age of Slack by Ship than by Rail. Low priced coals are the reverse to cheapness as they contain a large quantity of rubbish that will not burn. An effective Remedy for Indigestion and all Stomach and Liver Complaints. HUGHES' OF CASTELLDU STOMACH AND LIVER PILLS In Boxes, Is. I hd. & 2s. 9d. Prepared only by JENKIN W. EVANS, MANUFACTURING CHEMIST, MEDICAL HALL, _LAMPETER. HEADSTONES, CROSSES, MONUMENTS. AND MURAL TABLETS. IN GRANITE, MARBLE, SLATE AND STONE \¡,( ONUMENTS restored, relettered and 31 every description of MONUMENTAL WORK execute, estimates free. HOSKING AND MILLER, ENAMELLED SLATE AND MARBLE WORK MOOR STREET, ABERYSTWYTH RODERICK WILLIAMS, BUILDING SURVEYOR AND UNDERTAKER DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS. WORKS SUPERINTENDED AND MEASURE 13, NEW STREET, ABERYSTWYTH, AND AT MILLFIELD COTTAGE, LAMPETER. [j689 FARMERS SEND YOUR OWN J? WOOL To be made into Cloth from Is. 3d. to 2a. 2d. per ya."d. Blankets from Is. 2d. per yard Stockin Yn.ru h-om 9d. per lb. Flannels from 9d. to la Carriage paid both ways on orders over JE2. Patterns forwarded to select from TYLER & CO., Maesllyn Mills, LIandyssil, South Wales LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. Mrs. G. TABBERER, BIRMINGHAM WARDROBE DEPOT, 34, LANCASTER STREET, NEAR CORPORATION STREET, Buys Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's LEFT-OFF CLOTHING, for which she pays the best price in the trade. Lettpra aod parcels receive prompt attention. Parcels returned if price not approved. Estabtisbeft over :;0 years. m884 PRINTING, PERFORATING, DIE-STAMPING, PAGING, G AND LITHOGRAPHING ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE AT THE « CAMBRIAN NEWS OFFICE, MILL STREET, ABERYST-XyTtt f' <? A CCOUCHEUSE.-Home. before ?nddur? ?LTL. connnement at Welsh tr.dned Nurse'a.- ?- Jones. 39, Mayton Street, Hornsey Road, HcF London, N. ()