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CARDIFF, TOWN COUNCIL. The monthly meeting of this council was held on Monday, at the Town-ha 1■ when there I,T P"Be?U»8 Jones, W. E. VaspiiiM, Enoch' Trotmoo, Ptoki, EM, ta Duncan, Jacobs, Fulton. m»ti Q Jones, Eowlands, J. Evans, A. TH HQ*R Stone, Armstrong, Cory, Yaobell, and S • THE POLICE FORCE. Bh The report of the watch committee of the 23fch at June, stated among other things th committee had carefully considered the questions referred to them, and were of opinion that t £ police force was thoroughly and efficiently organised and well managed by the head constable, and recommended the council to increase the present force by adding thereto six police con. stables, and also that it was not desirable that the police should be taken from their ordinary dutieB to attend plaoes established for private benefit. This was adopted. PRdtERTY AND MARKETS COMMITTEE. The Town-clerk read a memorial from the "butchers of Cardiff asking the corporation to allow the Koath market to be open at all times. and suggested that Tuesdays and Fridays be fixed as the recognised market days. The consideration of the matter was adjourned till the next meeting. PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. This report contained recommendations that the • owners of houses in several parts of the town ba served with notices to channel, kerb, and metal æh stroets in which their property is situated. Ine report was adoDted. £ ^Cvlor BiRD aaid a memorial had been sent inhabitants of Ellen street, com- condition of the! unfinished part of thoroughfare, whi->h was very inconvenient, 'WI 8 agnant pools of water in it, &c. The mfttee was deferred to the public works com- ml ee. ^v^TrTalbov* °°mplaint had been made -by Mr Talboy, of Bate road, that he had been out» sign. There were other projeotingeiRns in the streat and the quss- nifrHnnla^6" Waa anything peculiar about this particular Rlgn After aome oonveraa- tion, in whioh Alderman Jones, Mr Sanders Mr Enoch, and Aldeman Elliot dropped. Alderman ElUott drew attention to the n^sity for maoadammng M„y Ann street. The matter was referred to tho public works' committee. WIDENING BRIDGES, Alderman Jones said » special meeting of the public works committee had been held with « £ "d to the wideEicgr and altering of the bridges which tho corporation had recommenced them to attend to. For lo;rorlLg tas But3 street bridge £ aiveyor's eEtin^te Ssvsral JE1htrca had b £ en rcedve;1, tbo bfiing fiJ'd the lowest £ 975. The e.omrnittee SS^eaied that the deader of .rt^s«rs Bnrt,ou Tn« Co-,at'298lbe accep^d. C -nncillor D. E. tS68 enggested 0*4 thei^'e.-a Uk n oat-, of the street Bridge be rn ri- n. o of t > thu r«t Ctvnsl i>ETstaR thit. th-3 surveyor ar.3 epec-iScati n of f-h-^ wrk. Haa understood that the 'suggestion w«W j-f iffcdto. MePtrs B-irton and Co.'a tender was vti-i. ti m al a<x- p id. AlCi l^ttii yi:uC>«36d to say that tend-wa anú d] rbiij;od f; cw >>i,750 to = £ 813, T! e -.t I s Joi-ts ajd Jepaju t louder, KI-B actepttd AKtib.au Josss md i. iiad bfec toat th aii.cj.tts u-r ihtte bjid^et be ob. teijitc C-, a paxt cf the Lali tba cor^or^tk/o were 'ut to ktte. bo ibat- the coet tiiight be cpsead over a timbtt; of iils'.e trif>r> ?-'owen raid have to app'y to tie Lccal Government Board fci" pGjyora to do that. medical officer's REPORT. Dr. Paii.e, ti e clfioer of fcsalth, had presented the fcilorlug report to the health ooui- iiiitteeThe tih L: tat daring the four weeks ftclid JT ne 19 WLe 33 1 per 1.000 inhabitants. The desvth ra e 20 3 per 1,(00 inhabitants, aa sgaitbt liu 7 r;r l^OC'O, tto avorsqfe death rate dtiitg vfc3 f f.rrif. period of the 2J typioallarge tovrce enumerated by the B>.gtstrar Ganeral. 11.e death rate from the eeven chief zymotin diseases fcae been 2'9 per 1.000 in habitants, that of the larpe htisg 2 9 per 1,OCO. The deaths from tfcete diseases were as follow1 from ecarlitina in Cardiff; 1 from measles in Cardiff, and 2 in Canton; 2 from whooping coueh in Cardiff, 6 in Rcath, and 1 in Canton; 1 from remittent fever, egfd 2 years, in Cardiff; 1 from enteric fever, egea 5 years, in Rcath; and 1 from simple con- th.Bed fever, a^ed 16 years, in Canton; 1 from itfentile diarrLcoa in Boaoh, and 1 in Canton. FREE LIBRARY. Councillor Keils JONES sail that h3 was absent from the last meeting when the matser of doing without a curator was eizoaeiied. lie explained the reasons the committee had for making the reccmr endation they had made, viz., that they found that they were spending more than their it come, and that tfcty rJightrcàuce tbo expenditure A30 a year by tbe arrangement .they proposed. They bfcd made such arrangements as would have enabled themto go on without a ourator unttlNavem- bu at least. However, tie ccmDdttee had had reprp- eeiD',&t ':c.Ls made to them, and they now reoom- jx <rnded that a curator be ttdvertisad for forth- with. _r Councillor Shackell rtsiarkea thst Mr Bobint-on bad shown them that they might reduce tletx&eLC'Uureabeut j £ 2i_by reducing the number of newspapers and magazines they took in, which was now larger than that in similar towns. On the motion of Councillor HILES JONES, Eeconded by Alderman 1 ay lob, the amended report was adopted. A NEW RATE. Alderman Jones, in the abpenoe of the chair. xran cf the £ nar o-3 committee, proposed that tfc 3 corporate £ cal be sffiscd to I), district r^te of la 41 in tbe £ for the truing six jaontha.? Thia was carried. PKOPOSED EXTENSION OF THE WATERWORKS. Altera; sn jones taid that the watexwotks haa ooirjj into the bands cf the corporation thare lad been a coneiderabie iwcreate in the appliaa- tiensfora supply cf witwr- The reservoir was eepa'ole of hoiaiEg 80 ixiUion galiong and the ctaii.s were 18 in diameter. Complaints reached them choUy or the inauffioiant supply. IhcEe complaints were not always right in ascribing the want of water to an insufficient gtipply, aa tie construction of the houses and of the tanks into which the water may bo brought was not what it ought to be—tanks being often placed at a great height from the level of the water, and too small to hold the water that might run into them over night. Then the mains wore too email in some places—Koath, for instance. A main that was intended for 500 or 600 houses was not sufficient for 1,000. The number of supplies in 1877 was 12,280, since that time considerable increase of supplies had taken place, and added to this great increase was the scarcity of rain. They bad row about 40 days' consumption in the reservoir, i.e., it was a little more than half full. Be therefore proposed that the council empower the waterworks committee to acquire the land tcheduied in the Cardiff Waterworks Act, 1878. for the purpose of making reservcira and other works in connection therewith. Alderman BOWEN seconded the motion. He paid the balance of the revenue for the half year ending March this year was .£6,000. and after certain payments had been made to the waterworks company a sum of.9150 9a 9d was to be paid over by the company to the corporation. Councillor CORY wanted to know what good it would be to enlarge the present reservoir when they could now only half fill it. Alderman JONES said that when a storm came there was abcut three timea as muoh water as they would want, and it was desirable that the reservoir should be large enough to enable them to intercept the overflow at such a time, and keep it in stock. Alderman WINSTONE agreed that it waa necessary to enlarge the reservoir, when it was considered that, between Cardiff, Llaridaff, and Penarth, there was a population of about 95,000 to Bupply with water. After some further discussion, the motion was put to tbe meeting and carried unanimously. The Town-Clerk reported that the corporation on Friday paid an official visit to the Merthyr Art Exhibition, and they presented a sum of .£20 to the Merthyr Science and Art Sohools, the amount being subscribed by the members present. This was all the business.

NEWPORT TOWN COUNCIL. I The monthly meeting was held on Tuesday morn inir,. Alder man James Murphy in the chair. There were present Alderman W. Janes, and Councillors H. A. Huzzey, J. Thompson, D. AI Vanghan, J. C. Sanders, W. Oliver, O. Gosa, J. B. Jones, A- B. Bear, A. Blake, J. JS. Biohards, J. Maddook, S. Goes, T, Jones, Jan., and J. B. Jacob. The minutes having been read, the watch com. mittee'a reports were taken as read. PARK-SQUARE IMPROVEMENTS. The CHAIRMAN read the report of the public works oommittee, the first item of which was that the trustees of Park square (Messrs B F. Wool- lett and C. Lewis) objected to pay £ 327 19a 3d, the cost of private improvements in Park square. The committee recommended that the necessary proceedings be taken to recover the amounts. Mr VAUGHAN did not see why the trustees should not pay. They had their indemnity against the smaller landlords. Mr 0. Goss moved that the recommendation of the committee be adopted. Mr J. R. Jones seconded the motion, and it was carried. TEMPLE-STREET BRIDGE. The Monmouthshire Railway Company had sent a draft agreement to be approved by the corpora, tion before the above bridge could be erected. It contained an objectionable clause, that t::s bridge be removed on three months* notioe being given by the company. The works committee had struck cut that clause, and returned the agree. ment to the company's solicitor. Some surprise was expressed at such an agreement having been sent. but the chairman explained that a bridge of the kind could not be allowed to be built without an agreement. TENDERS FOR PRIVATE improvements. The following tenders for works in Bridge street, Clytha Park road, and Caerau road were opened. T.iIn f"lrf.R n* »nn • Bridge Clytha Caerau street; Pari ro d roai £ s £ 8 0 Thomas and Son ••• 128 •*■ 2 £ >9 0 T°r^Francis ZZ 17 ••• 127 9 2ra 10 'J, r- ;+.rfvp.s 149 10 J2S 7 244 11 Y.W. Orntopfceis .gg g „ George V?i!>ins 139 y *</i u Henry Richards_ q )28 0 213 0 Surveyor's estimate MISCELLANEOUS, The nubl'O works committee also reported on J.he puoi.0 It j.ggjjKtjaended an ex- eeveral other Q £ \q (■? drairing a foul praditure of not mo Clytha Park estate, ditch that runs 8 B pTOpQaed to be Maniey street, Dm Son a9ked nameo Oakfield. Messrs' th0 road to their permission to lay a pip f carrying water to brewery from ^e,L^a\J^amrnend6d that per- the brewery, and it waa re> Qf 5g year< mweion be granted on par halta It wan proposed to srghwaH a v°-^wg,rdto'wu- uader the Another waB Cliflonroad, ^8. °Thig hill to tha old toll-houa^, e^acos- • was a project for widening the «oop^^ ^8 inches, and laying down asphalie iuitsai uf tho gravel whioh now formed the nath. The length of- it was 160 yards- A fifth piece was in ?a ;JahvinhgWould C08t asphftlte and £ 17 for otters were approved, exeep!? i he^0« ot§ath spprcaohiag the coma tery. Jcmrnfc.W6re ordered to be carried out by the Mr jACOBAnrpaaC^Min:TTEB'S REPORT. Mr JACOB presented thin reDort The com- mittee reoommended that £ l7 {t 83. amount expended on the South Ward hn naid. Also that two Bums of £ 5 5s and j^ i 8'n Vd be paid for pigs which had been SSgfiJS t oon- sequence of the swine fever. TblooSbtee had net arrived afc a .decision respecting a ecale of fees for wejghta and measures. bL moved the adoption of the report. 5 he motion was seconded and carried. Alderman J ones presented aa aoaaunt fn- the North Ward election, amounting to ^31 2a. Referred to the finance committee. CEMETERY COMMITTEE'S REPORT. Mr Thomps&n r?»d this report. It stated that thfeommittee had invostigated the irregnlarities nrevicua'y repotted, bad had before them Mr Georae Tovey, undertaker, and Mr Pitson, the g? xstss. receiving notico c £ ^aIl6i:3!fi B(.atf>d that better upon tho clerk. The ^sen the Nonoou. arrangements were needed bewse miatakeg formiBt ministers and the ciers orderftd might be avoijc,i. The committee had Jred that grave spacea be mBr^e3 0 Bnl^d the clerk registered. They had strongly censured the Claris fcr these irregularities, and he £ fm #or the mittee that he would carefully avoid future. They aleo recommended thn-t soon a9 convenient the offices of the burial b°?r?jLen4- moved to the Town-hall. Fees for Siring the month of June, £ i1 15s; fees for monuments, £ 5 5s. The grasa in tha oemetery was ordered to be pold- The report was revived and adopted.. committee it was tafceu as Ine taty and improvement pared to report td-day. A.«?_,ed for ;••••••. '+. cf apkee of land in t -i.'ond th eeal of tbe corporation, and t!ia. oi»sod th« businoss cn the aarewda.

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NiiWP^^T t F GUARDUK8. 4 Hr W'fdrrff pre.í3td at the on S>fpvra^, elO Air Ly>.e cccuple.l the vim oilv.i*. lb)( th. aii.rgt- at lu an-jo. 'fie i'niu >: AN sai*: Sis hoje Va^o cone [ • XT tV ( n:t)r>o»a Csvoibr%Q, Bidthf- fc';r hw promised to sea them com f, r?t»'l> ;i.cg<;d '.i1t aacuiauce will satiafy our fri! t<1 M; S'retfrn. Jlii-'iBiiTON: An?thing short of that would not tetiffy me, ■J le CHAIRMAN The boys are in a fair way of doing well. ELECTION OF STJFJEKINTENDSlsT FOR CAERLEON SCHOOLS, The committee had selected four candidates frtm the 43 applicants, viz., Mr Harding, the fccboolmaeter t Caetieosi, aud throe others from a dutan^e. The Rev, J, C. S. DARDY Rpoke on behalf of the cenmittteas to the eeltotion. O^ly one of the ftur held a eimil tr 4. salification to Mr Harding, and none were equal to him. It ought to have been mentioned in the advertisement that the gu&rdians wete only able to appoint a married Loan, and that would have saved tho Bingle men the trouble of applying; but he did not think it made the slightest aifference. Supposing that all the applicants had been equally open, tbe com- c.ittee'a selection would have been the same as icw—v'z., to select the best man on the list. They thought it was pejfeotJy impoBeible to offer only (jtib name. At the same timo it would be fcchsh to bring three men and their wives a long Distance, and incur expense, when they had utc.nimoii»ly agreed to recommend Mr Harding to tho pOiJt. Before incurring the expense of sending for the three men from Ih" distance, they thought it would b better to let the guardians have the opportunity cf judging, and if they thought the three should be sent for the eleotion conld 1:6 postponed for a week. The committee recommcLded the guardians to be satisfied with tie gooci man they had got. Thp VICE-CHAIRMAN did net wish to diotate to the guardians whether they should or should not send for the three candidates from a distance, tut he agreed with overy word which Mr Darby had fcaifi, and begged to move that Mr Harding be appointed, TLeH was one reason for fcikkg that course which had nos been mentioned—that when they bad an appcintment ia their gÜt, and had an old, faithful, and valued servant, it was their duty to appoir t him. (Hear, hear.) Mr BROWN seconded the motion. Mr PRICE wished to know whether Mr Harding's cMidren would be provided fcr by himaelf or by the ratepayers. The CHAIRMAN The children of Mr Harding must be paid for, and not kept at the expense of the ratepayers. Mr (om, OR (the tete erperintsndent), in peswer to another quwsiion as to what had been dtce the esioi when Mr Harding came to ts?e Bcb.cole ho WbS rot married, Whou he had children the paUla ratiov s Vi ere served out to him and his wife as when they had none. The motion W9 oarried nnanicionsly, and Mr Hc-rding v. m called in and informed of the reaalt. Be th&rJked the basrd for the appointment. INQUIRY AS TO THE WHEREABOUTS OF A COMMITTEE. Mr COPE said a long time since a committfe wbb appointed to inquire as to the salaries and duties of officers. Nothing had been done. It was a perfeot farce. If there was ro intention to do anything let the project be abandoned, that the board might know where it stood in relation to questions to b inquired into. The CHAIRMAN said it was an important oom- mittee, and he was only waiting for the returns which the clerk was instructed to obtain. When the clerk was ready with the returns he shonld be very glad to call a meeting. He had no doubt they would eoon put aside the ridiculous notion that they were paying anyone of.:1,200 a year. The CLERK said he had received replies from a number of places, and would be prepared to lay them before the oommittee when the chairman called a meeting. ENLARGEMENT OF THE SCHOOLS. The CLERK said he had had the plans for enlarging the Caerleon Schools returned by the Local Government Board approved, with direc- tions to take the necessary steps for carrying out the work. The VICE-CHAIRMAN thought it probable that the trustees of the Aberoarn Explosion Fund might be able to lend the sum required, at 4 per cent, interest. Be promised to oonsnlt the truetees. Some other formal business was disposed of, and the proceedings terminated.

SWANSEA HARBOUR TRUST. An ordinary monthly meeting of the Swansea Harbour Trustees was held at the Guildhall on Monday. Alderman Ford presided, and there were also Dresent the Mayor (Alderman Jenkins), Messrs Charles Bath, L. Tulloch, J. Sogers (ex- mayor), J. Buse, W. F. Biohards, and J, B. Francis. FINANCE. The finanoe committee's report stated that the total indebtedness of Pockett's estate te the trust was £1,444. Of that amount .£610 had been proved due at the time of the fire in 1873. The buildings and other thiags in hand were worth .£575, and they recommended that the balanoe be wiped off as a bad debt. During the month de- bentures to the amount of £ 10,900 had been paid off, and £ 30,500 had been received on loan at per cent. interest on account of new works. Mr CXAS. BATH, in proposing the adoption of the report, said there had been a very large in- crease in their trade, and in their reoeipts. The surplus of revenne over expenditure on the past month was £1,340, against 08193 in the corresponding month of last year. The reoeipts showed an increase of .£180 over those of the pre- ceding month, and of £711 as compared with thoee of the corresponding month last year. By the printed statement they would find that of the Burplns of £ 16,924 on revenue aooount no leaa than £ 8 1 £ 2 had been accumulated during the past 12 mouths. The satisfactory position of the trust was low becoming known ontside, as was shown by the large amounts they were reoeiving upon their loan& All the debentures whioh had fallen due during the past month had been taken np with the exception of £ 10,900, for whioh new loans had been made. A sum of .£30,500 had been received on loan for new works, and £ 20,000 of that had been reoeivfed in one lump. At the last meeting it was stated that a sum of £15,000 had been received from one insurance company. It showed that their position was becoming known when the great moneyed oompanies were ready to invest in their bonds. Thia month the com- mittee reported for the first time the amount paid to the contractor on account of the new docks. They would see by the large sums whioh were being paid that the progress of the work was rapid. Mr Buss seoonded the motion, whioh waa carried. THE SWANSEA AND MUMBLES RAIL WAT. The executive committee reported that the Swansea Harbour Bill, 1880, had passed both Houses of Parliament. The report 81180 stated that the Swansoa and Mumbles Railway Bill had been thrown out owing to the preasablo not haying been proved, and that Mr Dioksou, the promoter, had made propositions with a view oc getting it re-committed as an unopposed Bill. He recommended that the matter should be ro- ferred to the committee already appointed to deal with it. The Clerk stated that the Swansea Harbour Bill had since received the Boyal assent. The Chairman moved the adoption of the report, and, in (olng so, said tbat.^one effect of the li arbour Bill was to make the Earl of Jsraey a life trustee. The earl had shown a graat interest in everything concerning Swansea and its decks, azd his election on the would identify Lira more than ever, not only with the harbour, but with the town generally. The time for constructing the new docks had also beea extended until 1887. With reference to the Swansea Bud Mumbles Bail way Bill, the Chairman stated that Mr Dickson was now willing to with- draw all the clauses to which the trust had ob- jected. Mr W. F. Richards seconded the motion. After Borne disouBBion the report was carried without amendment. The Mayor then proposed, and Mr J. B. Franois seconded, a motion to elect the Earl of Jersey a member of the executive committee. The motion was carried unanimously, and the nesting shortly afterwards adjourned.

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TliAJDE HEPUiiXS. OTO OWN EEPORTHF* OOEKS- BFONPSNTB, TIU; r»K3S ASS'OO!.ft i ION," TMjK f( CENTRAL NEWS," AND 1>TET £ £ 8-"iTT £ C5S. 4>- lTDNET.ON SiQVEIiN TIN PLATE WOKKS n r ill It rec th&t a uiontli ago notioca wre poete*? at the above works :o tue effect that ail ccttrfccta would on the lO h .of July. Not ifce remotest intiication, it is btated, had arisen as to the U{)*hot of the announcement until Situr- day Bight, when another notice was put np to the (feet that the old rate of wages would be main- tained, but it would be necessary to make &a alteration as to the mode of contracts, viz., the time of givicg and receiving of notices. Some of ttw depf-rtnents continued work on Monday, and otheic willre-start to-day (luesday). Maesteg,—'The latest from the Llynvi Works is that the workmen will not resume work uatil they sec what the men at Dowlais will do. As the question cf a reduotion will not come before Dowlais men until the end of this month this ra. solution rreans three weeks more idleness. When it is considered that for a considerable time the Llynvi men have been out of work, and that tbe works are now only carried on by the liquidators, who will not continue unless a small margin of profit oan be made, the suicidal determination of the men is apparent. Cardiff.—Except that tho dulness whioh we had to report last week is now even more strikingly apparent, there is not muoh to report this week. Prices are, if anything, not so firm as when we lallt quoted, and the oollierieB have not been working well. This is pre-eminently the dull wesson" in our shipping trade, and 1880 is no exception to former years, and at the moment the stagnation appears to affect all departments. As a eettled improvement in the iron trade eae-na now to be as far off as ever, there ia more disposi- ticn on the part of the coalowners to quote for for. ward delivery. Several contracts of mora or 1333 importance are now in the market, and the usual contracting for 1881, which will shortly commence to be broached, will be a good index to how next year's prices are likely to rule. The ship- ments, as we have before intimated, have not been very great. For the week ending Friday last 88,199 tons of coal were shipped, a very small proportion being sent coastwise, and the bulk to French and Mediterranean ports. There were aleo shipped 2,340 tons of rails, spiegel, and bar iron. The exportation of fuel and ooke was very small. With regard to the imports, pitwood con- rimee to come in in large quantises, and the con- tract ciders from Bilbao and the Mediterranean ports keep up stocks of iron ore. In tha freight market there has been a little more activity. The uppsr Mediterranean ports are firmer, but the lower section shows a slight weakness as the prcesing orders are being filled up and steamers are rot so scarce. Bay of Biscay and French rates generally continue depressed, but there is mere demand for the Baltic, whioh for some time had been dull. During the woek chartering has been done for the West Indies at good rates, and there are still orders to be filled up in this direc- tion. Brazilian and River Plate figures are fairly mainteined, and there are several fresh inquiries in iron freights. Nbwpokt.—The Italian oontracts for coal hive again fajlen to Newport, the Ebbw Vale Company having secured them. The shipments will be made to Yenioe and Savona. Freights for the United States have a downward tendency, but Mediterranean are firm. Notwithstanding the gloomy pictures drawn of the state of trade in the United States there is a tolerably good demand for rails across the Atlantic. The Ennerdale leaves Bordeaux to-day (Monday) to load rails here for San Franoisoo. The Gilaland is expected here in the course of the week to load rails for Vera Cruz. The Standard and Fosoolia arrived on Friday to load for New York. A Liverpool ship, the Acadia, is loading coal for the Pasifio Steam Navigation Company, to be delivered at Callao. It is extremely rare for that company to load here. The quantity of iron ore reoeived during the week was 6,228 tons; previous week the quantity was 15,290 tons. Pitwood, 1,444 loads, as against 1,106. Iron exported, 2,590 tons, as against 4,380 tons. Coal sent oversea, 24,748 tons; previous week, 21,074 tons. Llancaiach Hottsk Coal Collieries.—The trade for some considerable time past has been very brisk at the Powell Gelligaer Coal Company's Pit. These works, whioh have been working for nearly half a century, are likely to give employ. ment for a long: time to come, as a large area of coal has to be worked in both pits in an easterly direction. At preeent a new piece is being opened up by Mr Balfe, the highly esteemed resident manager. r American Ieon Makkets.—The Ironmonger publishes the followingoable dispatch, dated New York, July 9 The general tone of the market has been muoh more buoyant during the week, and although no marked advance in the prioe of any article has been made, there are substantial indications of improvement in the near future. The demand is mostly from oon Burners whose requirements are steadily large. There is a rather improved demand for Scotch pig, and prices are now tending upwards nnder an increasing demand. The demand for sorap iron and old rails continues good, although somewhat irregular, and prices are again advanoing. The steel rail market la active, with a good amount of aotual business, and a strong demand. Prices are stiff, at 58 dols. to 60 dols. Tin-plates are more active, and there is a good business and a growing demand at prices whioh are beooming firmer. To day's nominal rates are Ordinary cokes, 5.25 dols. j ordinary oharcoals, 6.2bdola. SWANSEA Coal and METAL Tbade. — Con. sidering that this month is one of the dnllest in the whole year for steam coal, the trade for the past week has been fairly active, and in point of quantity has exceeded that of the previous week. Prioee, however, are weak, with a slight down. ward tendency, oolliery proprietors, rather than let orders pass through their hands, allowing a slight rebate. At the same time there ia un- doubtedly a tone of firmness exhibited that pro. mises well for the future, but until this and the next month have passed no actual improvement can be well expected. On carefully reviewing the weekly reports of other coal ports, it is observable that Swansea stands well to the front, and in many instances takes a prominent lead. When the new dock is Completed and the railway arrangements perfected for bringing down the coal traffic of the Bhondda distriot, the port will have a better opportunity of developing its vast local capabilities; aa it is, owners of large steamers are discovering that they oan make use of the port with perfect safety, and gain a conBiderablo time by so doing. The patent fuel tude continues very brisk, and tho exports for the past week show a considerable advanoe over the previous week. Coke is dull, without demand, 12a 6d to 138 being the highest obtainable, f.o,b., for best descriptions. Holders of stocks would do well to sell before a further fall takes place, for it is generally expected that the old price of about 1[)s per ton will be current ore long. From the monthly returns of the harbour trust, just published, it appears that the revenue received generally during the papt month exceeds that of the corresponding period of last year by JE856 Os 6d. An important item, worthy of con- eideraticn, as showing that the port is becoming more brown and used, is that during the first six months of this year 2,683 vessels, of an aggregate tonnage of 455,676 tons, entered the port, while during the Sesame mouths of 1879 the numbers were 291 fewer and the tonnage 86,115 tons less. In the metal department of our trade a few new orders have been given out, and others are under negotiation through local agents. Prices, however, remain low, and a certain dulaess prevails that looks ominous for the immediate future, added to which the closing of the Worcester Tin-plate Works, the blowing out ot three furnaces at the Brynaman Iron Works, and notices at Cyfarthfa and Dowlais to terminate existing contracts at the end of the month, do not tend to improve matters, although so far as Dow- lais and Cj farthfa are concerned it means a reduo- tion of wages to the extent of at least 5 pgr cent. It is rumoured that a Bimilar action on the part of some of the large colliery proprietors is about to be adopted in our immediate locality. It is said tHe will on'y apply to the anthracito collieries, whereas extra advance in wages has been made. Swansea EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. — The exports of steam coal for the past week show a decided improvement on those of the previous week. Patent fuel also shows a marked increase. The exports are as follow :—Bordeaux 140 tons, Cape Town 576, Caen 1,295. Catania 300, Cadiz 240, Dinard 100, Granville 485, Honfleur 260. La Roohelle 730, Montreal 2,800, Madeira 1,241, Mor. laix 120, Maraaa 120, Lisbon 580, Monte Video 825, Palnden 80, Palma 320, Pernambuoo 530, Rouen 1,100, Smyrna 1,135, St. Nazaire 450, and St. Malo 140. Patent fuel: Rouen 330 tons, Caen 910, Bordeaux 740, Catania 300, St. Malo 360, Algiers 1,450, and Nagasaki 1,240. Coke-: Nil. Imports: Rivadeo, 300 tons pit wood; Huelva, 1,198 tons sulphur ore; Redon, 50 tons pitwood; Peneacola, 1,083 pieces of timber; Porto Cabello, 600 tons copper oe; Pont TAbbe, 150 tons of potatoes; Sables d'Olonne, 99 tons wheat flour; Bilbao, 1,vOO tons iron ore; Seville, 690 tons copper pyrites; Jersey, 28 tons potatoes. BARROW IRON Market.Our correspondent, writing on Monday, saysThe market this morning is very steady. The improvement noted during the past few weeks is maintained, and there is every indication that during the next few months hematites will be in better demand. Bessemer pig iron is quoted at from 70s to 75a at makers' works, and forge iron is selling at about 70s per ton. There is a better demand for steel rails and Amerioan and other consumers are beginning to place new orders. Iron ora is firm, although one or two large sales are noted at about. 14s per ton at mines. Shipbuilders and engineers are very busily employed, and the minor indus- tries of the distriot are doing a fair business. Coal and coke steady, but shipping not so brisk. CLEVELAND Iron Market.—Our Middles- borough correspondent writes on Tuesday The market was animated, and a good business was done in pig iron, merchants being short and very dnnirous to cover now that prioes are moving up. wards A little of No. 3 was sold at the opening nf the market for 418 6d, and evsn 42 6d was naid and the market dosed with 42s freely nfflftrAd or 2s 6d more than last market. Forge wm Is less than No. 3. Prospects are looked nnnnas very healthy, though the advance in nrices is ruled pretty much by Glasgow. Connal's warrant stores contain 670 tons more than last Tuesday. Finished iron puces are 5* per ton better than a fortnight SKO. Merchant bars and fully M 10s at the work*; batter dec end ie reported. The Blast Furnaces "'Tho 'a fiiD-i'a'T vt>-yeeiitjg t'1? .urt ai '3 O; th^ TV?t-&ni on 30, 188">, e-i c wi<fe'-N»v."rab« 13, 187*. an-j MwjVi St *88» frcra Trade Circuity o. A a furnaces built in the United Kingdom on Juiie.31, 1 )Ss0 8-1 "i: total n«e ,-«•> ;•? i' :,ai ia t'13 'ÛZ.l to Kii gcout t-n j u;.b 3J, IS O, 55: ercal--Ie iiu tit. total 111.' 1. e. '.•••tarauo-.o »& ma. 6'iace l»*i return, ftarob 31, lS3 i 3: fur.-&o*s bl .<*n out, fÜce h'flt rC:IHJ¡" 3-, 1;8.1. 5 L t' f.m ieii'g ;.y*iiy o' Copper5 Mu.c4, 1 Llynvi, itmdu -i d 0.; .wr", Coatp*oy,; 2. Fv-ii.es uto vr. b I r>i'ui'a, M&rc'i 31, 18od, 15, U.:h" Company, 3 Bl.-tntvcu 1; Prtt-t N i>; Ie ni, March 31, 183" G, U L: 8, L t 7 0 and BiiiiLA lronw^ffs. I>e«M>Me ia taa total camber cf furiaoee bcilh (,L,,{)o c? ru^n, Maroh 31, lSeO, 2; increase in r-umbor of furnaces is blast on March 31, 1880, as co<ap>red with November 13, 1879,142 i^creasa in number of fpit,aces in blast on J o.e 3), 1680, as compared with November 13, 1879, 103. Copr-ER Gee Trade.At the Swansea" ticket- ing htid on lufc<.c.-jji the averages of copper ores sold WHO as £ «i»ow :Wiioliea-le 21 csrts., 2 043 tclr, vrodnce par CNlt., 8; coppor contents, 164 tcre 32y*vt■ 3' ly^bs.; price per 2icwt. of ore, k4 8e. 5d. price per 21owt. of ore oepper, £ 54 17s. 4d. price per tiit ot produce, 10s llfi; total groes value, L9,(-33 12". The buyers were as follow -Copper Miners' Co. 140 tons Nevi!l, Druce and Co., 181 tons; Vivian ani Sons, 181 tons; Williams, Foster, and Co., 707 tons j Lan- doie Copper Co., 834 toss. THE NORTHERN Coal Trade, The return under the sliding scale arrangement Phown that the price of coal in Northumberland is almost un. precedentedly low. For the quarter that has just enced the average realised price has been a frso- ticn under 5e Oid per ton. Bnt this very low price is apparently regulating the demand, and the Customs' returns now issu'ng prove that the thipments of coal from the Tyne ports are much in excess of thoee for the past year. The ret rn of prices fir the Durham coal trade ia not issued br every garter, bnt it is believed that that for the present period will show an increase] in the !&es ever that for the pastj an advance that, if accruirg, will he due to the higher prices that are being pnid under contracts entered into a few months ago for coke. The current price for ooke at the Tcefcice blast furnaces is now about 10s le1" tcr, bnt it is ej own tha-, some contracts are running f jr ocke aa high ps 16a per ton, and the t £ ff ct of th™ e high prictp ia expected to oanee the average price of coat to be raised for the O)\1n., of DnrbalB, Although a, large portion ot the shipments of coal trom the North are to ttu Thames, yet this yror thore has net bean so marked a fall in the demand as ia usual in the summer eeason, and the state of the coal trade of the North is in4ber betttr than usual at this time, eo far sb the volume of demand is concerned, tut the prices are very low. oiten unprotitably EO. Wolverhampton IRON T.RADE.-Our oor- reependtnt writes on Wednesday =—There has to day been a etrong but not an active market. Finished iron makers were firm at qunter day prices. Ihere bad been mostly an advance upon the previous two weeks, end the rates accepted in that fortnight they would not now take. Beyers would not advance upon those terms, con- eequently the sales were few. Pig makers held their ground at last week's advanoe without effecting much. High class sorte were especially Etrcng; hematites, it was announced, will be de- clared up in e. few days. Coal and native stone were offered on somewhat easier terms. Cornish TIN STANDARDS.- Cornish smelters on Wednesday advanced tin standards £3 per ton, making the present rates .£83 per ton for superior common, and for superior fine.

CRICKET. SOUTH WALES CHALLENGE CUP TIE. CARDIFF v. SWANSEA.-The matoh played, in the Cardiff Arms Park on Saturday between these two clubs waa invested, in the eyes of crioketers, with considerable interest, Be, not. withstanding that, so far, neither olub has yet held the challenge cup, it ia always expected that both will make a good bid for it. Play had been fixed to commence at 10.30, but it was nearly 11 before the batsmen appeared at the wiokets. The ground was in excellent order but a trifle dead, and high scoring was scarcely expacted. The weather, with the exoeption of a couple of slight showers, was delightful, and it is a matter for surprise that the game attracted bo few spectators. As will be seen from the score Cardiff gained an easy victory, possessing as it did a marked superiority in' both bowling and fielding. CuthbertBiches and E. U. David were first at the wiokets to the bowling of Lidgey and Smith, who each sent in a maiden over, but in Lidgey's second, Biches hit him for 2, and the getting 1 off Smith in his third over, but in the same over E. U. David was bowled without scoring. His place Was taken by J. P. Jones, who soon followed Riches's example and became very Ibusy with both bowlers, Lidgey being the principal sufferer, Jones hitting him in three overs fo 3,2, and 3. W. Farr was, therefore, substituted for Lidgey's skittlers, when he had bowled nine overs, but the change brought no result, as both bats- men continued to score freely. Trower soon after relieved Smith, but only to be thumped so severely that he gave up to Lidgey, after bowling four overs. Foster went on in place of Farr. The scoring board showed 60 up, and the batsmen seemed well set when J. P. Jones managed to lift one of Lidgey's, and it was well secured by Smith. Two for 62. Foster not having paid Smith went on, the original bowlers having thus changed ends, and with his second ball clean "yorked" Calcntt. His next over waa fatal to ftiohea, who was capitally oaught by Foster at long-off. Williams got Lidgey to leg to three and was then bowled by Smith. A. E. David was oaught and bowled by Lidgey after Bconne one, and Thackeray hit th £ 'wlmebo,rler well to leg for three. E. W. Jones made one off each bowler, and then drove Smith for two, when tbe bell rang for lunoheon, the score standing at 85 for six wickets. On resuming, both pi syers scored, but in Lidgey's third over Thackeray's wicket was put down by Carlyle, and he had to retire. Charles Riohes get two and brought the 100 up, but failed to do more, and E. W. Jones was caught by Trower in Lidgey's next over. Berkeley got two two's off Smith, and B. Jones hit him to leg for three, but in the next over Berkeley was run out, and the innings terminated for 111. On Swansea going in the bowling was entrusted to Williams and B. Jones. Griffiths scored one off Jones and two off Williams, but on the latter's third over was caught at the wicket. W. Farr seemed able to play the slows, as he sent one to leg for three and made an off drive for the same number. Thomas, who was batting with great caution, also eent one to leg for three, but in the same over Farr was neatly caught by Cuthbert Riches. Two for 14. Foster only spored one, and then played the ball into his wicket. Lidgey followed, Thomas slipped the first ball of the over for one, and in the next over Williams cleaned bowled Lidgey with a beautiful bailer. Perkins was stumped after making three, five wickets being then down for 23 runs. T. Smith joining. Thomas, made the game look better, until ,at last B. Jones got a ball past Thomas, who had played a very careful innings for 10. Only two runs were added, when Smith was caught by C. Riches; seven for 41. The remaining wickets only produced three runs, and Cardiff was thus victorious by 66 runs on the first innings. Swansea, having to follow or, put together 71 runs for six wiokets, of whiob Carlyle bad contributed 44, not out; but as it was evidently impossible to play out a sccond inning*, the sasie interest in the game was no lorger felt. The following is the score:- — — CAEDIOT. E U. David, b Smith 0 Cuthbert fiiohes, 0 Foster, b Smitlt SO J. P. Jones, c Smith, b Lidgey30 H. Caicutt, b Suath I. 0 A. Thackeray, st Carlyle, b Lidgey 15 W.H.^iUiams.b Smith 3 4" Vi; l^vid, c and b Lidgey 1 r'L Jones, c Trower, b Lideey. 17 Charles Riches, c Foster, b Lidgey 2 C. M. Berkeley, run out 6 B. Jonee, uct cut 3 Extras 4 Total Ill SWAN SEA c' c A. K. David, b Williams3 JoneB 10 w lT Cuth-Kiches. b B. Jones 7 H. L.N. FoEter,' b B. Jones 1 H. Liokey, b Williams 4 F. E. Ptriune, at A E. David, b B. Jones 3 T. fcanth. c Chas. Biches, b B. Jones 9 P. D. Tiower, b B. Joces. 0 C. C. Chambers, lb w, b B.Jones. 3 F. Carrie, rot out, — 0 C. Farr, b B. 0 Extras — 5 Total 45 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Caj&DIFF. Overe. Knns, Mdns. WcktS. Lidgey 23.3 37 7 5 fcmith 23 43 5 4 Farr 7 9 10 Trower 4 jo 0 0 Foster 2 7 0 0 Foster I 2 7 0 0 SWANSKA. Overii. Runs. MdnB. Wckts. W. R. wiuigms 13 10 7 8 B. Joren 13 30 3 7 Newport v. LLANDOVEP.Y.-These clubs met again at Swansea on Saturday, to compete for the South Wales Challenge Cup, a former match having been drawn slightly in favour of Newport, ti-e Llandovery men having, when time was called, 27 runs to ipake and one wicket to fall. Newport again went first to the wicket, and were disposed of for 55 runs. Llandovery made 233, to which number C. P. Lewis contributed 37 and A. E. Kempthome 72. The batting of the winning team was good all through. Llandovery SCHOOL v. CADOXTON.-A mstc'h between these clubs was played at Swansea on Wednesday, the former winning by an inninars and 65 runs. C. P. Lewis batted and bowled in fine style. Score LLAWDOVBBY schools. D. S, Jones, b Llewelyn 0 Carver, b Kempthorne 5 C. P. Lewis, b Jenkins 56 G. Evans, b Renipthorne .I.a O. Jones, c Llewelyn, b Kempthorne 35 F. Cornish, c Llewelyn, b Kempthorne 11 J. O. Evans. b Llowelyn £ Lewis, 1. b w-, b Llewelyn 3 A. E. Lewis, not Out A. Rowlands, b iitwelyn S Extras 3 Total 126 First Inningp. CADOXTON. Second Innings. G. Wercnp, c and b Lewis 1 b Bowland 1 H. Button, 1 b w, b O. Jones 1 lb w, b Bowland. 0 C. Sutton, run ont o not out 9 Aylwin, i> O. Jones. ia b Bowland 2 H. Young, lbw, b Lew'i'a" 1 b Rowland 0 J. Moore, b Lewis 0 bA«C»Iiewi8 0 L. JeiikiBS, c Eowhmd'b Lewis 1 b. A. C. Lewis 0 L. Kempthorne, b Lewis" 2 b A. C. Lewis 3 W. David, not out 4 c G. Evans, b A. C. Lewis o M. Art old, c C. P. Lewis, b „ O. Jonea 5 b Itow'&nd u J. T i.l..we]yn, b Lewis" 8 b T owkrd J Extras 2 Extras J| Total 37 Total. 24 Tlr-r6 1r¡¡,<¡;('r-ar- ¡¡, the 570t prr.ivrrsnry of Cherry Fsjir, btfiokt.on-on-r^e?, t» | If cal imr instituted fi'e n»rturiea f-co by Pefe. A t!t"s t,.) 1 euccetelui COIDtethors in rural giaiss.

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Haverfordwest, August 30, 1879. "To Mr. W. H. Bf-j. Chemist, Haverfordwest. Dear feir,-My Hnir was coming off dailv, by and your recommendation I tried SANDELL'S HAIR BS- STORER. and aftar tts;ng three bottler it entirely stopped, and T have .now a good Crop of Hair.—Yours truly, T. H. Kusskll." 5007o SWS^K I TT' 8 |"ascsedin TE £ I LAUNDRY j ID R. I N C E 0 F W AI PARIS .>< J.J: B L tJ EJ, SKE THAT TOP G £ X IT. AS BAD QUALITIES ASE oyTBlS SUBSTITUTED. JOKES BROTHERS, PRINCIPAL BILIi-POSTEBS AND DELIVERERS, HIGH-BTBEET, NEATH, AND BRITON FEBST, Circulars Addressed aud Delivered. Bill-posters to the Great Western and Keath and Brecon Railways, and thm'-Pnneipa,l Auctioneore. Lfciacjes of U.. Ptiu-cinal Posting Places. Bill PORTING — PHILLIP R. J AMES. TEEORKY, having taken to the business of Mr. Alfred J. Jones (late of Treorky), as BILL POSTER and Bhondda Valley Crier, trusts that by Btrict attention to business and fair prices he will merit the support and patronage of all. Rents all the principal Posting Stations in the Khoadda Valley. 124 A Certain Cure for Nervous Debility. 1 Gratis, a medical work, showing sufferers how they may be oured and reoovet Health and Vitality, without the aid of Quacks, with Recipes for Purifying the Blood and Removing Skin Affections. Free on receipt of stamp to prepay post- age. Address Secretary, Institute of Anatomy, Birm. Bgham. 2913o BELIEF FROM COUGH IN TEN MINUTES. HAYMAN'S BALSAM OF HORB- t M HOUND, the most certain and speedy remedy for Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, <fougliø. influ. enza, Difficult Breathing, Spitting of Blood, Whooping Cough. Hoarseness, Loss of Voiee, Ac. It gives instani taueous relief and rapidlv effects a care. IT HAS A MOST PLEASANT TASTE. Testimonials are unaeoessary, as there is scarcely family in South Wales whioh baa not proved its efficacy, "*w LN THE NUESEEY It is invaluable, as ohiloren are fond of it aad take it eagerly. Immediately it ia taken coughing ceases, rest* lesenesa is gone, and refroching sleep ensues. No lsdj who has once tried it would ever afterwards to* with, oat it, t Prepared only by A H A Y M A N CHEMIST, NEATH, And Sold by ali rice Ie. It(,- tud I*. lei net Dc .tIe. (pOWBttIDGii.-KO^iafi.«Shoula snv 1 difficulrv arise in obtoiuiruc Cou aa of th* mornn^tr of puu ifatios. j P t T ,rrrrV jfc. BEST FafcTST WElkKLY FATES IN Vf.fc.LES a\iMiSAY ii'U to a hivb oi Mm & |a Tajixj-'g or TaLE Sa» £ \r.—Aa iv. Scene ili ..l'-1..2..l-r:. t'(; V** f-f |'N y*?~< -3] f ^"»• t>i V- •.i t ,y. iiMiihi. i -SI washiiiLiv "1 p -H4 i r-U:||| i »• r t pnri;1 j* v' Vy' In Square Canisters, t „ s; ■ p^ilSGJ,' AS PREPARED FOR TKB TABLE OP f H.R.H. TH Z P ft i N O E OF WALES. This repnta- tion is still pre-emment!y Factory Established A.D. 1742. 11EDALS LONDON; PARIS, 1867, 1372, 1878 j PHILADELPHIA i MOSCOW. V-.Jc. 0 U P* /v. Man* u factu rcrs \0 PURVEYORS TO H.R.K B'f SPEC;'AL.WAPiKANI V THE PRiKCE OF WALES. ■fi; V C '•*$V £ v\ \V-' ;Uv- ■' £ l_ rr u ^'f^s 1: CFTHE K.'J:c:Td CFTHH LEC!C;J „ [^QUALiTr-) f -r. A-V'.FOR^ UNIFORM I Genu-TvEor J Or rtL'ijJl'K DCi'3i £ .S'Jt-ZRFIKL' •'». | r. H r R ?"% fi <« IV P •7 n$r r; K-g. 8^4 S fS« iJLT cta li'.S.—Genuine GI7LY with fac-simile of Baron Liebi,r-Is Sig-nature, in Blue Ink, across Lebel. b use in most households throughout the kingdom Ask for LieLig COM PA NY'S Extract, and see that no other is substituted fur it. EXTRACT OF MEAT' C ATTIC I".—In ccnsequcnce cf nunierous inferior and low- pried substitutes being in the market (scnetimes ac- conLpanifcd by misleading chemical analyses) pur- chasers rrrist insist on being supplied with the Company's Extract, which for fine flavour and perfect clearness is pro- nounced by all competent authorities to be the best. J. & C PRICE & BEOS., (FIRST RRIZE AWARDED &YDSEY BXHIBITIQN, 1879. THE OLD STONEWARE POTTEBIES, ESTABLISHED 1740. 1 RU TOL. OYFXCZB, VICTOIZIA-ET, Manufacturers c f the far-toned BP ISTOI. 6TONEWABE (glazed inside and out with a vitriifed enamel). Spirjtjara, Pitkljng ,v>. d Preserve Jars, Stoppered Jars for Acids. lHtie, Ink EcttleE, Ezpcrt .an, Muitard, amd Salt JUyBf Export Ale and Porter Bottles. Drag Jars.6 C-zget; Beer EottJcs, Jars Cised in Wioaer Work, aad Covered Jaw Of every description. 51 G.fKDBQUfTS F.TriLm d 1 Jr SEA VEX "Vt medicine yet discovered for Pile and Gravel.und all Iiv« Oociplaicta. The Proprietor has reoeived u? ward* of two thousand Teati-mcnL-iff in favour of these PWB. Ilold by all Sfcexciflts in boxes. Is. ijd^ and Sr. d, Koh. J. F, EORG E. Eirwain, Olm. by ?17 ir bf FL feed )r n BtMMMh I O.I50EG1TS PILlH «ad I ~v> VEXi FELLS—fcr Paixss I !n the Back* Flatulency, Griping, | Colic, a aecse of weight is tbe Eaek 8 and Xioine, Darting Pains in tne 1 region of the Heart, Liver,and £ L;d- £ aeys. Fain, in the Thighs, B'uj- presaica s.r;3. Eetention of Urine, I Pvri« 'tcrcEoV, kd, 35 £ *:y f hr.c Cross th* Pi sjsrJatoi, f:. GBOKSK. I 1.. (/XEOBOn FlliB ind UT asAVfiii priiTa. —nag • halfpenny etutp te a imporlul Urt otrmWnwuahi teat I&atoq j Gbemlste, and InvaiUU hea all I parts ot she aountey. May be had [ wholesale from most Patent XLaOU I cin? WarehoctesirLijadoE. Brirtel, I ana l^vwrpw-, Pold e I Is ik& ac^,S»W I J. E. GJY<x..¥ Jt.. KitwsJfi I e, Rule ,<è- Licensed horse bl^ughteh WO&KS, CANTON, CARDIFF MESSES. B. GKSH & BROS, Having latelv tsken the above Eusiepss frors ♦•heir father, John Gash, beg r? £ pectr?ry to state tkt they will give the Highest Price for Dead u :1 l>;ss hla Horses, also Dead and Siaeaso-i Cattle. AH Orders to be addressed to 2, Li.'jicaii-road, CinUn, utisii will be punctuaHy attended to. THE REV. JOHN SHEWARD, of Milton, Kent, writes, October 29, 1S78:—" My nerves were so shattered that I dreaded the simplest duties, and lost all energy and pleasure in the per- formance of them. The despondency I endured became almost unbearable. feiuce taking COBaJKN'S PILLS the change in my health for the better is very maried. I have lost that horrible dspressioa, my rerves bre much stronger, and my general health very greatly improved. lcannet erpreas how truly thankful I feel for the remarkable end pleasing change. COB- DEN'S QUININE AS D PHOSPHORUS PliuLS give strength, energy, and vigorous vitality to oonetitutions in any way enfeebled. Infallible in Neuralj^i.-—Asi for COBBEN'S PILLS," 2s. 9d. and 4g. 63 and tav» no others. Any chenoiet wil! pet them if they are net in stock, or they wiU be sent Post Free on receipt of S3 or I 54 stamps (great saving), by the Susser Drug Co., 135, Quef n"a road, Brighton. Local Agist—ill. Hutohins, Chemist. Wind street.! olA25 fiEE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIES.— JL. THOMPSON'S BURDOCK PILLS purify the oulest blood, and relieve evary Dises.se ct Stomach, Liver, and Kidneys. Pure biochi gives hoW 11.. Thousands have been cured by these wonderful Pills whose diseases could not be reacted by asy other medicine. For rheumatics, lumbago, piles, gn.v«l; pairs in the back, scurvy, bad legs, wounds or while swellings, sorofulacr king's evil, cancers, piinples c-acl olotches on the face and body, s or i-gi, erysipelas, jauodice, dropry. and fevers of all kinds, In boxes at Is. lid. and 2s, qil S-ald by all Chemists, or from the Burdock Pill Mann'sclory, 4J, Word,street. Swansea A PHYSICIAN'S GIFT.—NSRV003 DEBILITY, ITS CAUSE AND CUES.—A new Medical Work, on the cause of Nervous Debility and Premature Decline of Mashood, with instructions, whereby the following Maladies are speedily and per- manently removedLassitude, Depression of Spirits, Pimples, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains in the Back, Love of Solitude, Groundlass Fairs. Palpitation of the Heart, Noises in the Ears, and General Prostration, Postage, two stamps.—Address J. Baines, Se jrstar* Wellington Bouse, Tavistock street, Bedford square., ijondon. Ll- Znxt Published. Post Pre-P. Two Stains, A TREATISE ON NBRVOU* DE- bility, and the Diseases induced by it, with a Burt, Method of Cure.—Address Dr. J. Hamilton, 4114, Oxford street, London. o4445 BLAIR'S GOUT PILLS THr. EKGLISH EEULEDY FOR GOUT AND EHE^isIATISai. The excruciating Pain is quickly relieved and red in a few. days by this celebrated Medicine. These Fills require no restraint of diet during their use, and are oertain to prevent the disease attacking any vital part. Sold by all Chemists at Is. l £ d. and 2s.9d. per box, 3324, GLAZED MANILLA r C ASTBIDG E JL.fc £ £ Lb I IN GEEAX DK £ CANI/o Theu Labels are oonaddw-&bL- Chea^ai thax OlctA esse, are well fl £ .i3bed, poeaeec the neri*. U to write upon, and being mLd from Vegetibla I ■peciaily for LabalSs can be rewm-nand-4 u a t.- 'i uUde that will stand au averase amount of dix-i DANIEL OWEH AND COMPANY STEAK PEINTIK^ WOr..{3, M.arE,s ft LUGQAQK LAJBZL8,- SAMPLS CTCiOTH LABELS, ('AKCHMEJTT LID»5-» Labels of all kinie, to ,.t:at km or Order, Pitted 01 Plain at tLe :i,ov« Works. SlQMt JJISEASES OF ^THB HAIU AJsD Mr. HADDINOTE CEUBH fof the Hospital 8t. Louis, Pans), may be cd*. •<«.* n«iwm»ii. or b" Louis, Pans), may be cd*. •<«.* n«iwm»ii. letter, at his residene?, 26, "Net don, W., between the hotu'v O^OX CF CLA.SKSS B 41 thlnrinnit to cure all discharges from organs, in xi sex, acquired or oonstitu- onal, gravel and pakE 1. the back. Sold in boxes. 4s Cd each, by all vstu^'ist? and patent medicine vendors; or sent to ary for B0 Ramps, by tbe maker, f. J. Clarke, Cooe-.ating Cbemiat. Apothecaries* Hall, Linooln. Whole rii)« Ae- riB Barclay and Sons, London and all the Wlio'esele Boa sea. npOWLE'S PENJ^TBOrAL & STEEL .J.. PILLS FOB Fi^lA-LES quickly correct all rregularities snd relieve the distressing eympt?M so prevalent with the sex. Boxes la. 1t-. a2a. i-A., ût ZLil chsmista. Sent anywherenpon rsceipr of staai. bv the Maker, E. T. Toww,-Chemist. HOifeins-a^ r^A'bTBL ABO |L> "SAIIiWAT«v on» ;U is waiefk, trie.- ,.i, .■ oy iKv*t. dt V* W -ESTERN MA7II~-GUA BANTE £ D T LAEGESI C7 £ l.CUl ATIOJJ i oy \"illt. dt V* W-E,qTE-R-T ItlA T < fT^UNEB^LS. a." Fir&t-elias Polished or Covered Coffin, naetal plate engraved. Flannel Drees; Hearse asd Pair, Co&eh and Pair as 6 0 Pecond-r-lase 4 4 0 Third-class u. S 8 0 Fourth-class 2 10 0 Children's rge Funerals from 18s. 6i. Hearses, Shellibeers, and Mourning Coaches. ANDREWS AND MA SH, 80. ST. MAEY-STREET, CARDIFF. kT B W P 0 BT II 0 -1 Sctabliahed J D B BBS, SILL P0BTE5 AND ADVERTISING AGEKT,' *r.tis all the FEIKCIPA3D POSTING STATIONS n tov-E and tsjghrou?hx>df Two rood Bill Poeters, I. Horse and kent. LLANASlrS-3T5EET. I t> — dairy ur.i&agiLe mr n* SBST QUArisrr. HualMtaNj hp X. E. MINES, n, JtEDCLDTT I BRISTOL. Writ6 for JUak. arh Hays it in tour houses.— LAKPLOUGH'S PYEETIC SaLINE, and use otricr. This is the true antidote in Fevers, Eruptive AHeetions, Sea or EJioua Sickness, Small-pox and Headache j liavf)g peculiar and exclusive merits. Use no substitute. See perpetual ir junction against imi- tators also the unanimous judgment of the Lords JDsticeE Bramwell. Brett, and Cotton, 22nd January, IS78, aga.nst the Government, in favour of its tree sale by all Holborn Hill, London, 83569k LIVER COM PLAINTS DB. KING'S DANDELION AND QDININE LIVER PILLS (Without Mercury). Tex Best Eikedy fob Biuoirsnss, Stomach PEnaKGEMwra, FLATULENcz. Pi.:srs Bxtwkes JU5 6Kori,D*E8, Bad Appetixie, Ik-dig*stiok, Acidity, HK^rAciii., REAKTBtrE?^, and all other Bymptozne of Disordered Liver and Dyrpepsis,, Acknowledg-e-f; by mairy eminent eurgeons to be safest and mildest Pills for every constitution. In boxec at Is, lteL iI. Iki.. sad te. CkL. at all chemista. S9-.077 rjlEB LEADING DAILY PAPER JL MnotBB T ABGEST CIRCULATION IN w r 0 r. POSTAL DELIVERY OF TH* "WESTEEN MAIL." Bv a tpeoial eouoenion of the Postal Authoritiee, fee Pnchahar ia now enablea to despatch the first edit'an morning ty th6 mail trains leaving CsxdifT at 2.38 ard S.45. ixmuim By this meant persons resident within ko lbobe GLAMORGAN SHIEE. i PEMBE0KE8HIK*. CAfcM A IK-EgNSHIEE, I CAEDIGANSHIEE, an- those poraona ot iwxscoirBsias LUC Konom ssinx comprised within the Tredegar and Ehymuej Valley Postal Districts, are enabled; o haw the Wxstzbb Mail deliveni at their residenosa, on the morninr of publication, by the mum poet aa thai whioh oonvevi, their London letters. The Biookd Editiox of the WUDJUr Mail aan be forwardt,i to Reai&bnte of the following and All other places within the CardiB Postal Distriot in time toI he first g.3gr.ii»g delivery s- Bury EecwiUi Bonvilstoce Cadoxton Caerphilly Castletown Cefn Mabiy Sourtyralla Dipas PowlS Lsndongh Lisvase 1 T .Inr.^gVi wr. iTarshfleld Melicgriffith Micha elstone-le- Vedn Morganstowa Penarth Peaooed Vedn Morganstowa Penarth Peaooed Pentyrch Peterstone Pwllypant; Badyr ft Andveveg I St! St. Mwion's St. Nioholae Bully TaSf» Well Toag*yElaJS W almit Tree Bri4f Whiteharoh Yst»d*y»* Lofdo* and West of Enghrnd suhwrlbM wwtw tbelr papers on tne afwnic^TpnbSSSan. w Any lrreg-uianty in Ub dcLver* ot the WxsrrM* Man, fci to'W PaWishac. at the SeadOfLse TERMS OF SUBSOBIFTIOR. rer QlljLvtft.- -POO ne igo I n lU.1t.yeu- Ole < Year 118 8 AU avifcriptioff miut b. pa" in "uh". The aDove remmrks apply also to the WEEKLl M a Ti., which oaa be eup^uedby post to Subaorihea t tile toupwim rates of subscription «> Par Quarter, poet^ree < Palf»ye««. N. e 5 e year lit H. « 0 11 0 Aa ii-ti.e oatf c'the ^TrsTisat, 2?. -B 1.[tT,nrtM Mmu •& t* pa«f <« Wtwfp For O* ae OrJsre rc vr TAfle — shei, H. M^ckskeis Thokas, *8 rpHE X 8* COLüüi £ V £ &r SAT us DAT, II tt!iræ_:C!=- EVERY ONE SHOULD Tgy ^rnLl-IS'S ^JONDENSED ^AUSAPA T? !T T A akd ^UIKINT.. Sent Free by Eeturs Post, wít full particulars,tor;2b øa INFALLIBLE Eestorer of Broken-down Health and Blood Purifier; Cures Indigestioii, diiver Com. plaints, Gout and Skin Diseases; Prevents Consump. tion: Eestores Nerve Power, an5. Prolongs Liie A Case of Extract dissolved in three pints of forms as Essenoe equal to that sold at te. 6d. per pint or more. THE GKBAT OBJECTS OF THIS MEDICINE ARB A,—To purify the system of all earthy deposits end morbid matter, and impart to the blood suoh pro. perties as to make it new, pure, and rich. B.-To cleanse the stomach and bowels of J..çri4 Humours, Acidity, suad Kucuous Matter, whioh cause BO many and fatal diseases. C.—To esta.b:i?l> a healthy and natural flow of the cretions of the Eidneys and Bladder. D.—Ta impart tone and strength to the Digestive Organs, and to give great vigour and vitality tie all the organs o tthe body, E.—To counteract the ti lefleots produced by the utJe of Mercury, and to remove all Scorbutic ùup. tions. E.—To cause a separation of all Diseased, Impure, and Poisonous Particles from the blood, and bones, and efieot their oomplote expulsion from the body. G.—To cure Rheumatism, Carbuncles Bad Legs, 6:1110.. dtilar Swelliiigs, Seurvr. Debility, Pues, Neu- ralgia, Sore sof all Ulcers, n.riaing from whatever cause. V W. E. WILLIS, Bbgisteeed CFnriar, NOETHGATE, GIiCUCiJSTEE. NO AGE. 4.3460 YEGETAJBLE PULL £ .«| If rr.Ti e Jler froa Eeadachee, Eilioas blsiota. IntUscrtvon. Cocr-vf>B6 £ fe: BheumatiruL, or TSo» Doiorfjx. V" KEiiKICK'8 VEGETAEijF PILLSj Ttity are easy to swaDov, being very small j no Ùl strengthen tte sytuem, and ntvt I j.m H '.Louaana^ *rli0 procoaaot tL.ta. t«~ tot tae bi-st >«r if »♦ the Wts'ii. In J|4. it, aad fta. 8tl. of SMKrt Chemlsfr*, KEE?.ICE'S YEGETABLB VTCilJI LC'ii2vGS.' £ 4~Ciis;e Lossafss or' tj-r tiosi afikaeicfus rr-aiedy ever Intatcdnoed for WQEfcas. inEocs: t ic. thsir cbajFMtfr, thsr njay 1; teien by children on ali a wife perfect safety. Taey asre !!1 Ubfcfnl tor ohiidrfcB 0 df uoate stosut^sL* accl pÄot oom. piexion, M they ftxengteen tht a?st«»: by j(j,, M appetite. À1 kxs& Is. Hi of most Ckeitiat* Ooi £ fOCfEGB Juk. Tbl-iJh i-r.c;c-oiaieiy telir.vM i?ror.iiitia, Infrv'.i.zi, DJSouliy oi B-'i-tiung, fee., jeomotsa, of cosgekiefl prJtrii. i'1-ic.ceian eaty-eud healthy refipiratiou. ul€ »?*ves>i* C-.»''»-aiaptiCT) by a spefdy reacvaJ of disease true. tt»s StOijcs. Afn' doset ere girurcZiy kijfieimt ts couok. In lid. and 8ft, M B <> -tai Gnemist*. ÓI' KEEKIOF'S DANDELION OONDIf jnL MEKT. Prepared from the nnest Cofiees, with an aAn-.i'urfc of the celebrated Dandelion Boot (M f sucocsaiullj employed in oasea of 1..51 Compltmta), togethei with other wholesome ingrediente. iorminga dsiioicus end healthy breakfast beverage. In ^T*i at Sd„ MiO. 1.. 8d. each of moet Grooers. T ,fut Mara, Man Crake jnus A ITflsini imI X.* CW ARE Y OU F»If you suffer from j JL3- Siiious and Liver Complainta, Giddiness, Patia t ib the Heed, Pains in the Back and between thi Khould&ra, Griping Paine in th* Bowala, Wind, aai towelling ot the Abdomen, take TEE. AMEEICAK KANDBAKE PILLg. IjTDIC-^STtCK' sod aKlti train of disoomtorts ac« rtrjoved ca if b? magic, and the Patient is titoraft ttcn s, liie ot nervous despondency to appreatefctt* bibesinga of full health foDd I' yon fufier bom PELBS. Take Am Anasrtasn jfanflTaX nils It 70s softer from GEAVEI% Take the Amsrtw FID* If jvc. rr £ er tron DKOPSY, ot any Disss si of ttaa JLUjH EYE, Take the MaMnke PilII, Xos will not be disappointed, toe their e&eot is oertain 1-Oid inBoxea, Is lfd, III 9d, 4s 6d, andUasanhi Greei saving by taking the larger boxea. Sold by all (SieBiiit. everywhere,—f, P. EEALL, Chamiet, 196, High street Swansea, free by Post by the Proprietor, Sold in Koath by Mr Bobtl, Oardifl, Mean Oolasnsn and Oo 1 Newport, Mr J Young j Keath, Mr mil UanaQy, Mr I Hughes; Pontypridd, Mr Bassett; Osrdigan, Mr ■ Q vans. T—*— w- in r Mrrrr~T mljjinB IØII BUPTUEES.—BY BOYAL LETTEKS PATEJfT T^THITE'S MOO-MAIN LEVER W V TRUSS COMPANY LIMITED. I iWHITE"8 MOC-MAIW LEVER TEUSS ip allowed by upwards of 600 Medioal Men to be the moet invention in the curative treatment ot HE&NIA. The use of a steel spring, so often hurtful in its id here avoided, a soft bandage being worn rou-^ he body. while the requisite resisting power is suvpli-x: by the MOC-MAIN PAD and PATENT LEYEfi., with so muoh ease and closeness that it aanso: be detected, and may be worn dnringaleep. A desor -itive circular may be had, and the Trass (whioh cam. to fit) forwarded by post, on the circumlerenoe of the body, two inehes below the loins, being sent to uhe Manufacturer, Mr. JOHN WHITE, 228, PICCADILLY, LONDON. Frioe of a Single Truss, 16s, 21s. 26e 6d ,and 318 6d. Postage free. Price of a Double Truss 318 6d. 42s. and Us 6d. Postage free. Prioe of an UmhUioal Iruse, 42s, and 52a 6d. Postage free. Poat-offioe t. rdera to be made payable to JOHN WHITE. Post oflloe. Piooa. dilly, NEW PATENT ELASTIO SrOOKINGS, KNBB-OAP3, MJJ Ac. for VAEICOSE VEINS, and all oases o( WEAENES8 and SWELLIKGS of the LfcGS. SPUA1 KB, fcc. They are poroua, light in texcure, IWd inexpensive and crawn on likt a-^ crinary stocking. Price 4s 6d, 7e 6d, 10s, and 16s ea.jU, vost free I^HPJST EXPANDING BRACES (for 'J both sexes). For Gentiamen they aci a substi- tute tor the orcinary braoes. For children they are invaluable.; they pwvent orill arid prvw-rre the symmetry of the cheet. Prioes tor children, fie 6d. ILDII 78 6d; Adults, 10s 6d. fcfrd, and 21A, tost free. 1 TTK WHITE. MA> u FACTUEE^. 2:r:S. PICCA- DILL1, LONDON. 22319^1 A New ftedioal Work of vstsi itapor&aiwe ou the. :.re of Debilitating an3 other TXa^asss.—B»vis<>d E Just Published, Free Edition, 100 pares, by post, in envelope to all parte of the world two stamps. THE WARNING VOICE; or, DEFrT.I« J. TKW* CAUSE, CONSEQUENCE, 8 rfcPTOlfS. rEEATMXNT. By HENBY SMITH. Dootor <4 Mediome aT d Sunfery of the UniTersity of Jena. T fcie s a New Medioal Work on the Nature, Treatment, und Cure of Nervous, Mental, and PLys-.cs) Debility, oess of Spirits, Indigestion, Dimuees of Sight, Wj nt of Energy, Deafnese, Epilepsy, Pilw, Premature Dmsj, Headache, lie.. resulting from Loss oi Nerve Powoc. the results of Intemperanofe, Late Hours, Worry.Br&ta Toil, ko, which, if needed, end in oon. Armed Debility and Premature Decline. Gives the Advioe and Instructions, by which thousands have been restored to hea-lta, ffiastrxted by Cases and Testimonials from grateful natients, with IIUI8.nI of Cure used in eaoh case, Henzy Smith (Doctor at Medicine of the Boyal University oJJenal. S. Barton, cresoent London W.C. 439 A FACT WORTH KNOWING BEECHAM'S PILLS Sotted by tliocMads to be wortkabovea OUZinU A BOX for bilious and nervous disorders, suck as wind and pain in Use Ntomaoh. eiok head aobew giddinses, fallsun and swelling after masla, dizzi- nese and drcwainesa, eold flashing* of heat, lose of appetite, shortness of breath, ooetiveaesa, ecurvr, blotches on the ùín. disturbed sleep, frightful dreams, and all nervous and trembling sensations, to, The first dose will give relief in twenty minutea. This ie no houon, ior they have done it in thousands of oasos, Tue Proprietor of these Pills have obtained tat gre^t expense} a patent tor them he challenges the the hole world to.pro~.uoe a medknne equal to them, for removing the abcve complaints, and restoring the Pf tieut to sound and Itsting health. Every softer* ie fcajreectiy invited to try one box ot thece r&la. an# they wi!2 h« aeknowledged to be WOBTH A GUINEA A BOX. POOl: reintjfl* of all ages theee Pills are invaluable ma few aosee of them carry off all gross humour*, op*, -il oostructacns. and bnng about all that is reqsureu. 0 female sbotaa be without tliem. There is no e to be found toequal EESGHAWH PIT, 1A tor teit -!« any obstruction or irregularity of the system, it t -•«« aooc-rding to the direction* river, wrch win I; restoretesaaies 01 aaa » bet-th. For weak vtomaoh, bnp»<iS»d di^wtion, and ;1, orders of the liver, they lint d, doses will be found to wort wonders npor th* important o in the hTm.f.c iiischiu« > strengthen the vrsole c-iAsaular §yts.r.ou, ret>to» » long lost complexion, bring ba: "xe koeb eu. >1 appetite, and arooae into actios with the Ã:()b1\j¡, health the whole phj-sicfel energy of th< bumr n f., ú Theee are "FACTS" admitted hy'tboa^ndt, em all classes of sodetv, and one of the best guaranw the nervous and debilitated a, Bi'Jst HAJVT'P T! < have the largest sale of any patent medieini b odd. B MAGIC roUGH PILUs At a remedy for loui1. r+. -i-tti, ssttuua, (Ulhcuxvy Of breathing, shorti.«M-> f -ih. tagfctneec anc c pression of the cb.t, til«nn» Pills cujl urriyaIlecL cnat sense of der ■ ««. eionand difficulty erf bre»>' ■< i, nj-htij Atj-'vj tne patient of rest, l.«t at.t ,-?ve BEJfCIi* COX. GI3 Pll.1.fa a tarml, aaC ';1, mot) vlol<n\tcourh wiU In a short time be removed. CAUTION. ^Tbepubiifl are requested to notioe <na» the words-BEECHAM'# PILLt, St. the Government Stamp akxea to eaoh Doxof th« 1 for^ftry, inspaxed only, and seic whclde&kretail h« ^oprietor, T. Beeoham. Cbemiat, Su Baien'a. li. oa. f~f .'i 2s 8d eaoh. Beo- j«I tre P^Ppetor for 15 or 86 etampa.—So: by Midick* Vrnidorctn W, W directions an givon with eaeh box. 1"0" THII BLOOD IB TWI LlJ'a. CLABKJr8 > WORLD-FAMED BIJOOD MIXTUBAI FU&i: lEa A" 0 EESTl-U b.it pun. C&DDOt be too .Il:V'loJ.y reooJWD8Dded.. ki^, Sr^ IHaeaewi. and ki^, Sr^ IHaeaewi. and Curee Uloerated Botes on the Naek. tfioerated fitore Lega. Cures Blaokheada. or Ptmpl«> OD <'he Nm Oures Scurvy Sores. ^ree Cauoscons Closm. Ourea Blood and SJàD Curea G SweBiags. Clears the Blood tromai Impute Matter From whatever cause arising. As f.hia Mixture is pleasant to the taste, aac t&nted free from anytting injurious to be I flriwtia ooreSlt.ation of erfcber the Pro-w -« solicita pfteren to fve rt a trial to tee. its v«)n« Thousands ot teflaiaonials from *d h*, CUBA- Ot DBOPfiY. -Dear Sir^ ^my wif.^ beL*uf i2S??Sf 1r&I drOP8J. W 8h! publish this ify^lSSL TcusreatUber»»» Pllbliah this if you Pleue. Sold In bottlea. JOP Ccr. timee the qõWltit)' 118 each. ana in ooatatlÚllt. ID&D8Dt 4 lluftioieDt tIo eII80t 80 or 132 atatt>p^b^ ut wocid. or esnt oo teoeip» "• y. 5. PLARK^/CTbemist. Apotheosrlse' «a £ COUKLES ABTIBILIOUB PILLS p T the last SOyeem for „ In L 1 0 u ■ i**iotioi« la Boxes at la. l|dw Is. NL« 4e. NL, and VI* fX>CMiE*S ANTEBILIOUS pILlS In use the aet 80 years far IILIOCS COKriAlIt.. Is Boxes at la. ]|d« So. fcL, 4a. Mm ts COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILlJi v THE OLDEST PATENT KEDICIN*. 'a. In Boxes at If. 1tG.. H. 8tl. "7'À VVJiSTERN MAIL. V t THE CCMMS&CIAL PAPSB FOR WALKS