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TOBACCO WATER FOR COFFEE. A Naples correspondent writes :-A curious and Wliat might have been a very fenous accident occurred on the 10 li inst. before Fa'her Agostino celebrated Benedictine rreacber of Monte- li.i°* ljega" 1,i3 sen!vn- Ho 's accustomed to *e a cup of coifto in the sacristry before preaclang, but on putting the cup to his lips, and r"In» small quantity he was seized with a wnble nausea and forced to sit down. The cup ^'ned, instead of coffee, an infusion of cut oacco. Father A»os'ino nearly fainted, even Htm? t ^r."P^ 'te 'ia<^ swallowed, but by the relri j 1115 priests belonging to the church he Oxnl* t0 P5*6110'1 I' sermon. No tob BBB^on '9 g'ven by the papers as to how the acc° infusion came to bo niadeand served up.

GOOD STORY OF sin GEORGE ELLIOT. While the N, rtli German Lloyd steamer IIabs- "Urg Was between Fort Said and Genoa one of 1;11, steerage passengers g ive birth to a son. Sir psoiTje Elliot, who was on beard, hearing she was from j)js natjve county, Durham, ordered her every CBTBtor, while the Dean of Westminster, also » Passenger, baptised the child in the presence of a large assemblage of passengers, Sir George Elliot becoming fponsor. The child was utuned after the etoip.

EXTRAORDINARY TRAIN ROBBERY. *18 Press Association Shipley corrcsp'uulenl OT»e«>ra^S:—An fX'ra'!rdinaiy robbery took place ford 8 d!ant* Riilvny on Monday near Brad- »M' "•'chaiicwn named IL od, cf Biadfot d, M-><iay from that place to Bridge reported'that "ho'i ?e lrain at' APJler,y fellow-paps^n^cr wl><! Jm Cen nWat'ked b? il bimof £ 37 16^ 'n0 ,? u"Scd him !u:d ribbed ont of ule c irri > 'i°n a,tempte I to throw t im UITOUO], Tli<ick!fiy~TunVPin l'16 train w ,s passing °ut himself rin„.i tin(i> "ot succeeding, got An empty 1 "Pl,eiired d'tz.d, as if drugged, tface of the thiof'13 jUd^ ln tunne), but no

AN AMATEUR LION-TAMER. rM^?»aK .cxciteir,ent, prevailed at Rediuth on a pun br*ing circulated to the effect tlmt Mr. John tvllnl, outfit!er, of Tower House, l ad made a fnrfVv he would erUer a contnining thr, e «»t-bred lions, at Boatock's Menagerie, which as then showing in the town. Without heaita- BtvV e,lteied ,lie den alone, armed with a large iunm' nnC^ rnilf'e ^e roaring brutes marcti and P aiound the cige in the most improved lion- tamer fasloion. lie tvinced no fear, and quietly ai 0 a cigar, whilst the brutes occasionally Ha W their teeth at him in a threatening man* T* Seveial minutes having elapsed, Mr. Evans *hibited his control over the animals by making ~"em lie down in a corner, and he then delivered a lpriech from the cas*.

[h NEW DANGER. Medical men are coiitinuilly revealing new Canjer8. Dr. James Startin, of Harley-street, now promulgates the warning through a medical Jouroal that eczema on men's for, heads is often canned by tl.eir wesring hats the linings of which oave been whitened aud glazed with arsenic and other irritating subs'antes. The doctor recom- ™endst!mt the lining should be of silk or eoaie lSoft undyed material.

A CURIOUS EXPERIMENT. J, arnp li)ay be li.hled with a pipep of ice. A ■wick and tr>° lnela"ic potassium is laid on the iuiuaediateV UC' l'J0 'ce» w')en tlio water Propsrtv of^^ Pf.'°duces a flame. Tliis ii due lo the *»pidiiyonr "f ,neiil! t'> oxidise with exceeding P'riuient in wil1' water. This carious ex- too much f i ,,ia<1e with gnat caution, as, if take t hee ^i0'l6s'um is used, an explosion

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night, Rt Wellington, Shropshire, ftutitdr rickmaker, named Kiclwrd Corbetr, made fr,clUl,_ous attack upon his wife with a poker, <ntertBii,oj c.8 so bacii^ l,,at faint hope is tlie attaeV I°r. vecovery- Corbett, after making a6a°ofl»m 4--i ,iOU6?' antJ nothing more w«6 rtiJ™ M',n<iav morning, when ids body Ill-Overed in a pool of water not far from his ,.U_. oF John H»llin £ 8head, late lessee 8,Jw»mar?^f ° Gai",y Tneatre, London, a olfici^ rec. has been issued by the £ l3-425, of which £ iSC7R0q>nt3 Sh0W £ r0f,sdebts £ 844. 'rim a ">'89 are unsecured, and to losaes in connection ™ fulI,ibutes ,)is insolvency *nd London and to tti« f ")eB|resin M^nchester first meeting is fixed f' X^ -of a club- '*■ uie cDtn GENKBIL COOTLAINT 111 Wlity of the ordinary cocoas of nn t,le '^digesti been late'y shown bv the medical SlT' U ''aving *'k*lles too often used bv ttie foreign 1 t,,at the ^wbined with tlie fatty matters, fornf1»a""f'iCt"rer". rr^ most deleterious to health. TJJ *?*Py r««uit woas iaade with csre, sncfi ns Messrs Cadhnr .°*fe of Sections do not exist.-Whitehall 7^ U'y 3'^«e PlLLS AKD O'NTMENT.-Dnr^™ S°' «nd ercsgire variations of temnlZ' diS" '3 m°re or less liabl3 to Jntfrna! and nfTer in roat> ''vcr, bowels, kidneys. «nd Klciifin th|i n ° Boule degree, and may b3 relieved by rubblnl in aWed by I'r°l'9r dOBOT of the Pills fnr '» t!?tk which full directions accompany each hor* r^urtiJ0^0 thoroughly ni)lster/ R0i|0w^ Uborrp^# ^? w1,l« in ^raedying disease, fxchan^ thl PUltomT an hour for tile of » lifetime. All bronchial »ho,Ud b7;d Uir?at disorderg require that the Ointment »»ith iB !f we" rllbbe<i "POn the skiu twice a da* reinUr|ty' con8idf>'»ble briskness, UI005 tJ CT) (<!)€(& £ Sold lit all Chemists awi Mrdictns Vii\dtrt. PampWat mailed ffes on application to H. H. Warner and Co., Limitod, B6, Clcrkenwell '-r r: r PWE WINTI'-U EVENINGS .J CAMPBELLS (PATJixNT) RHOAD REED MELODEONS GIUNI) NEW MODELS. Melodeons Melodeons Melodeons Mtlodeons Melodeons Melodeons Melodeons Melodeons Melodeons Melodeons Melodeons Melodeons Melodeons Melodeons Melodeons Melodeons Melodeons Melodeons Melodeons Melodeons Melodeons Melodeons CAMPBELL'S world-famed MELODEON8, having Organ and Celestial Tones. Patent Visible Double Valves, and the Charming Bell Accompaniments, are specially adapted for Home Musio. Saared Songs, Secul ir Bongs, and Dance Music being rendered with equal effect. Anyone can play upon them. No know- ledge of Musio is required by the player. (iOOD NEWS! CAMPBELL'S GOLD MEDAL MELODEON. CUT OUT THIS. AN UNPARALLELED OFFER TO EKAUEKS OK THE CARDItF WEEKLY MAIL. OUlt GRANL) PRIZP, MEDAL "OEM" MiiLuDEOX. 6s. 6d. 6s. 6d. With Two Sets of Broad Reeds, Organ and Celestial Tone, sent carefully packed and carringe paid to any address in Great Britain aud lrdanct 011 receipt of P.O.U. for 6s. 6d. CUT QUV THIS. CAMPBELL'S GOLD MEDAL MELODEON. CUT OUT THIS. AN U X P A R A I. LE L K D orrER TO THE izE.I)LLIE]IS OF 'lHt; CAIiDUF WEEKLY] MAIL. OUK GRAND i'KIZE MEDAL MINIATURE MELOD/WN. 103. —— 10s. W:th Two Sets of Broid Reeds, Organ and Celestial Tone, and the Charming Bell Accrimpanments, sent carefully packed an,1 carriage paid to any address in Great Britain and Ireland on receipt of P.O.O. for 10s. CUT OUT THIS. NO DECEPTION HERE. S-100.000 TESTIMONIALS..« Important testimonial from Professor BROWN, the Champion Melodeon Player of Great Britain and Ireland CAMPBELL'S Patent Melodeons are the finest instruments that have ever come under my touch. and only require a trial to advertise themselves." CAMPBBIX'S PATENT MELODEONS are the only genuine Melodeous in the Market. Beware of worth- less imitations. N.B—All lovers of music should at once send for our New Illustrated Privilege Price List for Season 1892, now ready. One hundred thousand of these valuable lists sent out yearly. Send One Penny Stamp to CAMPBELL AND CO., MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS, 116, TLLONGATE, GLASGOW. ESTABLISHED FIFTY YEARS. BEST FAMILY MEDICINE IF jiOTBMRSKLlS I P I L L S.. THEY COOL AND PURIFY THE BLOOD THOROUGHLY. As a mild, but effectual aperient thev have no equal. J hey remove all IMPUJilTIBS. SPOTS, RASHES, IEC., brace up the Nerves, and restore the health. They cure INDIGESTION, HEADACHE. DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, RILE, NERVOUSNESS, Ac. They are invaluable to Ladies, as they correct all irregulari- ties, remove all obstructions, and restore to oomplete health. Used and known everywhere as the Best C Family Medicine. Of all Chemists prioe Is. Ijd. 2s. 9d,, and 4s. 6d. per bo*. LC333 You can certainly fPK fou^htnfi VIiH to jtarts vrio-, lasses or bonny owe jrartof Te RRYBAVIS' ORIFfth, NNW Pain Killer. ^HdSj(OQnfu\ often. ifyit—- J* J o rc 7^1-0 at jEW* h1fi (LYic^ If h eu m atfsui, frfe, umT^iVi

CARDIFF, CYSOIRODORION CAERDTDD.—The usual fort- nightly meeting of this society was held on Friday night at their chambers in St. John's- equare, Major Jones, the president, in the chair. There was a large gathering. The Rev. H. Elvet Lewis, Llanelly, delivered an interesting lecture on Goronwy Ownin and his Poetry." With all his faults-tho fault that characterised Coleridge in England and Burns in Scotland—the lecturer declared that Owain was the greatest genius of the eighteenth century, and that his poetry would live as long as the Welsh language. Votes of thank", proposed by "Dyfed" and seconded by Cynonfardd," brought the meeting to a close. DBOW.NISG FATALITY.—Daniel Walters, about 22 years of nge, who had only recently joined the Highlaud Prince as third engineer, and William Robert Apley, 8, Harpur-slrtef, were walking along the quay on the north side of the Roath Dock on Thursday night, when the former suddenly missed his footing and fell into tie water. Grappling operations were at once commenced by the police, and continued through the nigh', but it was not until Friday morning that the body was recovered by Constables Hanley and Duucan Munro. Deceased is supposed to be a native of SWANSEA. SCALDING ACClDENT.-An infant, firteen months old, daughter of Mr. Curl is, 21, lioland -street, was admitted to the Cardiff Infirmary on Friday suffering from severe scalds to the ftce and chest. The child was attended to by the house surgeon, and was detained at the institution in a critical condition. Fi RE IN GBEAT FREDERICK-STREET.—Shortly after six o'clock on Sunday morning a tire broke out at tlie residence of Mr. Hiilfyard, 41, Great Frederick-street. Police-constabh s Evan-s an 1 Wheeler, who were on duty in the npi«hl''GUi'hood, entered the premises and found the bdd clothes in a back room in flames and the occupiers of the «part.ment—Emmanuel Jenkins and his wifo, both 72 years of age—in a prostrate condition. The constables at once removed tbo aged couple to a purer atmosphere, nnd when they had rcc >vered they were handed over to the care of Mr. Halfyurd The fire in the meantime was extinguished with a couple of buckets of wllt"r before much damage was donp. ACCIDENT.—On Saturdity evening Jane R gaD, 87, residing «t 44, Elm-street, Roath, was admitted into the infirmary suffering from injuries to her shoulder, sustained by a f,ill in the street. She was attended to by the house surgeon, and was detained in the institution. ACCIDI'NT.—On Monday Evan Rees, a carpenter, residing at 53, Harriet-street, wan at work on a scaffold at Mr. Vaughan's dye works, wilen lie fell and fractured his right thigh. Rees wis taken to the Cardiff Infirmary, where lie was attended to by Dr. Mnreland. THERE is no tonic, after all, equal to Quinine, and in 110 way can it be taken to greater advantage than r Ken combined with other medicinal herbs, such as Sarsaparilta, Gentian, &c.,asin Gwitvm Evans'Quinine Hitters, We strongly recommend this preparation for indigestion and weakness. Sold in 2s. 9d. b;>tUei.

NEWPORT. MAY DAY SHOW.—A meeting of the committee was held at the Towri-hall on Monday, Mr. E. W. Wiiiory in the chair. Mr. C. D. Phillips, who is away from home, having intimated his intention of resigning tha presidency, it was decided to adjourn until Friday, that Mr. Phillips might be communicated with. SPRING MEDICINK.—The old Spring Medicine— flowers of brimstone and treacle-has been superseded in the present age by GSWILYM EVANS QUININE BITTKKH. It speedily ciearj the blood of nil impurities and strengthens the system generally. Sold by all chemists in Us. 9J. and 4s. tid. bottles. 6437

SWANSEA, DKATHS OF OLD INHABITANTS.—Mr. Thomas W. Richmond, of the May il-s, and Mr. Peter Holway, builder a.nd contractor, have both, we regret, to °ay, joined the majority. Both were very well known and old Swansea inhabitants. WE have no sympathy with those paople who always complain of beb;g miserable and out of sorts, when a course of some good tonic like GWII.YM EVANS' BITXKBS would soon set them right. Agents e ery- where. Buttles 2s, 9d. aud 4s. 6J e<icti. 643V

BRYNMAWR. SCHOOL BOARD,-The fil"f!t mi" t¡¡;i of tile new' elected Llanelly (Brecon) Schorl Lio uvi was held on Friday, when Mr. John Watidns and Mr. W. Roberts were re-elected chairman and vice-chairman respectively. Arrangements were made for a special meeting to consider the development of the scheme for the South Wales and Monmouth- shire Industrial School. IF you wish to escape the dangers that tbrea'en your health after the trials of the p.ist winter, take a course of GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTKES. It is purely vegetable and the best tonic known. 8 in 2s. 91. and 4s. 6J. botties. 6137

BLAENA VON. DEATH OF MR. JOlIN WORTON.—MR. Worton, the esteemed manager of tlie lilaenavon Iron and Steel Company's works, died on Friday at his residence, Blaennvon Park, after « brief but serious attack of rheumatic fever. Hopes of Mr. Worton's recovery were entertained to within a few hours of his demise.

BRIDGEND. NURSING ASSOCIATION.—The annual, meeting of the subsciibers to the above association was held lit the Town-hall on Friday afternoon, under the pre- sidencf of Colonel Turhervill. The following officers were re-elected President, Colonel lur- bervill; treasurer, Mr. T. G. Smith; and hon. sec- retary, Mr. T. J. Hughes. The balance-sheet for the past year showed a balance in favour of the association of £ 20 11s. 7d. The reports of thn work done during the year referred in high terms to the conscientious and skilful manner in which Nurse Grace Bennett had performed her duties. The report of the health committee showed a favourable balance of X43 4s. 9d. Letters were read from Dr. Naunton Davies and Dr. A. Hood suggesting certain modi- fications in the rules, and the same were referred to the general committee for their consideration. On the motion of the Rev. F. W. Edmondes, seconded by Mr. A. J. Williams, M.P., the following resolution was carried :—"That tins meeting is of opinion that the establishment of a cottige hospi- tal for Bridgend and district would be of grout public benefit, and hereby expresses its readiness to forward such a scheme when duly formulated." WOMEN'S LIBERAL FEDERATION,—On Thursday evening a meeting was held at the Town-ball for the purpose of forming a Women's Liberal Associa tion at Bridgend. Mrs. A. J. Williams presided, and Mrs. Morgan-Browne, Mr. A. J. Williams, M P., and Mr. T. J. Hughes addressed the meeting. Several ladies present subscribed themselves as willing to form such an association.

CADOXTON-BARRY. SALARY OF THE ASSISTANT OVERSEER.-At a special meeting of ratepayers on Thursday even- ing, Mr. D. J. Lloyd presiding, it was resolved to grant Mr. G. Hnwp, assistant overseer, an increase of salary from a5 to £ 240 in connection with the joint offices of collector and assistant-overseer. ST. PATRICK'S DAY.-The third annual dinner of the Irish community of the Barry and Cadox'ou district was held on Thursday evening at the irVitchnl Hotel. Dr. P. J. O'Donnell presided over acomnany numbering nearly 150, including the Rev. Father Byland, the Rev. J. W. Matthews, I Alderman J. C. Meggrt, and Dr. Kelly. A dance was subsequently held, Mr. C, Gwinnutt being M.C.

LLANDYSSUL, EUDDEN DFATH.-Early on Friday morning was tound near her residence the body of Hannah Rees. locally known as Hannah Clochydd," hpr father having been for years the sexton of the Parish Church. The deceased was about 50 years of age and was unmarritd. Her deutli is attri- buted to a fit.

LLANELLY. SUDDEN DKATH—Mr. John THOMAS of Dafen- row, uged 69 years, died suddenly on Sunday night. An inquest wiJJ be iield to-day (Tues- dUy).

ST. CLEAR'S. EISTEDDFOD. On Thursday a successful eistedd- fod was held at Cape) Mair, the chapel being crowded. In the absence of the Rev. R. Morgan, through indisposition, the chair was taken by Mr. W. B. Lewis. The adjudicator in music was Mr. J. R. Lewis. A.C.. Carmarthen literary, &c., Mr. D. C. Evans, schoolmaster, the pianist being Miss Jamer, Kieff House. Capel Mair Juvenile Choir won the prizi on "Dewrion Filwyr lesu," and Seion Choir on the chief choral competition, the piece being "Teyrnasa lesu Mawr." The secretary was Mr. W. L. PhiUips, Black Lton, and the treasurer Mr. J, Thomas, Foxhole.

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I did so, but must COnteMi had not much faith that I should receive any benefit. However, after taking ft couple of bottles, I found myself improving, and after taking seven bottles and using one pot of the salve, was pleased t) find mvsell thoroughly cured, and better on my feet than I haye been for many years. I send you this testimonia totally unsolicited, and solely for the good of others,- I beg to remain, tienUemin, yours faithfully, ° "WILLIAM Cann. Sold in Bottles 2s. 9..1. and lis. each by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the W orld, or sent for 33 or 132 Stamps by the LINCOLN ANP MIDLAND COUNTIES DHVG OOWPAXV, LINCOLN TRADE MAliK, "BLOOD MIXTUKE." Ask for CLAKKE'S BLOOD MIXTOUE and do not be persuaded to tit-can imitation. r,eS QjTAKUAlliJ E M EDI E S Look for Trade ^Tnrlc—•• Drowning M in seizing Lift Buoy" on each Label. 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On Tuesday afternoon at Vincennes, the opening flay of the meeting. The clllar event, the Prix de Vincennes, attracted ten runner. Energique, who Was backed against the field, winning in very easy fashion for M. Edmond Blanc. The stakes were Worth £ 696. It is probable (writes "Captnin Coe") that the two Co warned o3 jockeys, T. Loates and Cnlder will make tneir re-appeirance in the saddle at »OVA^D' tvi ^fU Bgam<,fc them having been re- moved. Whether they will ride anything in the Handicap or not, says Mr. John Corbett, we have for V" Wllen 3 ckeya have been suspended havnT Per'od, or of their own Choice have retired from the saddlr, on re-appearing they Beldom do 80 well as they had done before, Ford- being a no.able exception. btenCor°ef "nder National Hunt Rule 100 hnve addition11^ n fol1lowiD8 jockeys for 1892, in Morgan l i10S^ already published Thomas isdffiii 5 Cornelius Doyle, Daniel Manning, list f }m,lbon3as Jennings. The following it Eranta* J°ck.fcF9 to whom licences have been 5c £ £ i.. "$!«. under 95 of the rules of Fred^ u Ta(^ltlon to ti.ose already published to Mr ° M atile8 •^xtt^iHarry Clialoner (apprentice ItWiii* ^'Vwson)» Michnel Dawson, Harrold Willio* John Peaks, William Taylor, Wil]iatn John Harvey, Hairy Saunderpon, Thomas Alfrs^' a John Taylor, Ray Tomlinson, and a neckford (apprentice to Mr. W. J. Jarvis).