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-w_-= 35ivU)i",iHarrti»(it^ant5 BIRTHS. CAT-Es.-On July 25, the wife of Will is ;n Cites, Rail. way Inn, Cwmaman, Aberdare, of a son. DAVID.—On July 28, the wife of George David, Solicitor, Cardiff, of a daughter. I)E.ERE.-On Jniy 29, at Primrose Cottage, Llantwit- Ivlajor, the wife of Mr. John Deere, jun., collectar, Of a son. £ aule.—On the 28th inst., at Bryn Cottage, Cwm avon, the wife of W. Norcliffe Earle, of a daughter. GItIFFITHS.-Ola the 29th inst., at 8, Brondeg-terrace, Aberdare, the wife of T. Evans Griffiths, of a daughter. Hambiy.—On August 1st, the wife of H. P. Hambly, of a daughter. IF./INK.—On July 26, at Southerndown, the wife of Henry 0. Irvine, of a daughter. JON-ES.-On July 30, at Graig Ddu, Dinas, the wife of B. W. Jones, of a son. LFwis.-On July 29, 1894, at No. 5, Kincraig-street, Cardiff, the wife of William Lewis, of a son. BERWICK.—On the 26th inst., at Milford House, Penarth, the wife of W. H. Renwick, of a. daughter. TATE.—Ou July 28, at Portlica-ivl, the wit's of fitmes Tate, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. Ducx—GRIFFITHS.—On July 24, at St. John's Church, Cardiff, by the Rev. Canon Thompson, Mr. William George Duck, chemist, to Miss Amy Amelia Griffiths, of Canton. Banbury—Daviks.—On July 26, by licence at Pontmorlais Chapel, Merthyr, by the Rev. T. E. EdwLirets, Civinavoyl, John HanVuy, tin-house superintendent, Cwmavoll, to SarRa. A.,in. eldest; daughter of Thomas Davies, Engineering Works, Merthyr. No cards. Hague DAVIKS.—On July 24, at Lynnombe Parish Church, Bath, by the Rev. A. J. Clark, Charles Alfred,' third son of Alfred Charles Hague, of Cobden House, Bloomfield-avenue, Bath, to Henrietta Kate, second daughter of the late Rice Davies, of Myddfai House, Cardiff. JOKES—ROBERTS.—At the English Congregatioual Chapel, Pontypridd, by Rev. Dr. Roberts, Ponty- pridd, assisted by Rev. J. P. Jones, Bridgend (brother of bridegroom), and Rev. W. J. Morris, Pontypridd, William M. Jones, manager Maritime Colliery, to Sarah Roberts, niece of Rev. Dr. Roberts.. Phothk rok—Bknsos.—At Ystrad Parish Church (by licence), on August 1st, Joe Protheroe, eldest son of 'Mr James Protheroe, Pencoed, to Sophia (Sophie) Benson, eldest daughter of Mr. C. Benson, Wheat Sheaf. Cardiff, and grand-daughter of Mr. John Penduek, Penygraig. STEVENS-IVI)RTO'-i.-bu Jitlf 30, by licence, at St. Woolos' Church, Newport, Mon., by the Re r. Percy Mortimer, T. Stevens, 122, Queen-street, Cardiff, son of James Stevens, of Wrexham, to Clara, third daughter of the late Jno. Worton, J.P., of Blaen- avon. ■ t, ■WILLIAMS—DAVIES.-At St. Catherine s, Pontypridd, by the Rev. F. B. Williams, James Edmund Williams, Metropolitan Bank, Bute Docks, Cardiff, eldest son of the late Mr. Philip Williams, of Coed- pexnafiin Engineering Worlds, Pontypridd, to Jane, daughter of the late Mr. Lewis Davies, and grand- daughter of the late Mr. David Davies, Gelly wion, Pontypridd. No cards. DEATHS. ALLEN.-On Sunday, July 29, at 246, Castle-road, fq'rdiff Bessie (in her eleventh year), the belovea daughter of Bessie and W. H. Alien. Is life worth l'viucr ? Funeral took place on Tuesday. Bazzakd —On July 27th, at Briton Perry, Annie, aged 49 dearly beloved wife of Charles Bazza-rd. BURROW —On July 28, at the Imperial Hotel, Mount Stuart-square, Cardiff, William Burrow. formerly of Bodmin and Boscastle, Com all, m Ins 72nd Cot—On Julv 26, at Lletai, near Bridgend, Catherine James?widow of Samuel Cox, aged 82, dearly loved CKO^r-On July 27, at 73, Stacey-roaA, Cardiff, Anne Sadlier Crowe, relict or C. H. Crowe, M.j/I., exaest daughter of P. F. Collins, Solicitor and grand- daughter of John Sadlier, sen., the Dublin ^an^er. DAVIES —At Castle-street, Merthyr Tydvil, Bertie Davie's, in his 23rd year, the beloved son of Mrs. and the late J. E. Davies, Temple of Fashion. TnTvsDALE.-On July 27, at 3, Rawden-place, Cardift, ^homas Twidle Drysdale, aged 79 years, late Slnp- owner, Town Councillor, and Commissioner of the Pier and Port of Hartlepool. Interred at Cardiff EDMUN^On July 28, at Llandaff, Ephraim eSs-On' Jidy 29Ulat6 Oid Post-office, Cadoxtoa, James Evans, aged 69 years. Deeply regretted by his fap-lily. GEAClI.-Oll july 27, at 152, King's-rood, Can- ton, Emily, the dearly beloved wife of George Geach, aged 48 years. GIBBON —On July 17, after a long illness, Sidonia Lvdia' eldest beloved daughter of Christopher Pride' Dion Hotel, Castle-square, Swansea. In- Ghipkths!cTn^he 31st inst., Maiy, the infant daughter of T, E. and J. E. Griffiths, 8, Brondeg- IiEW??.—bn^July 25, at Greenway House. Narberth, Elvina Margaret Lewis, eldest surviving daugnoer of tte late William Lewis, of Greenfield^ Narberth. XswiS.-On July 31, at Ardwyn Dims (her brother's residence), Jane, daughter of W. R. Lewis, Rangoon, Burmah, aged 23. Funeral oaair- day, at 3.30 p.m., for Ebenezer (C.M.), Dmas. Wnnr iv-On Wednesday morning, August 1, John ^Morg^i, late of the Clives Hotel, Caerphilly, aged 47. Funeral Saturday, at Three p.m. for Saint 47, Funeral Saturday, at Three p.m. for Saint Martin's Church. Friends please accept this inti- Mkml—On July 28, at 23, William'-street, Swan- sea, William Michael, aged 50 years. Deeply re- IfKWBm.—On July 29, at 3, Glynrhondda-street, William John Newbery, aged 43 years, on.y son 0i the late John Gustavus JSewbery, ot Mili-lane the late John Gustavus JSewbery, ot Mili-lane Foundry, -PUT,LMAN-On J-uly 24, at 89, Bedford-street, Car. diS Dock-police-sergeant Thcs. Puxlman, aged 51. ■SAXIHLASDS.-On July 24, at 18,Sanqiihar-street, Adamsdown, Cardiff, Hugh aanttilands, aged 70. STRICK—On July 30, Eachael, wire of Edward Stnck, of Brynnewydd, Swansea, aged 72. of Brynnewydd, Swansea, aged 72. Thomas —On July 25, Maria, the aearly beloved wife of T. J. Thomas, of LNeiiacld AVen, Bargoed.
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fit j 'iTl^g^emoryof my dear sister Tilly, wife of licmuel Williams, Red Lioa. Hotel, Pontypriad, who ^ied July 27,1393. To memory ever dear. In Irvine i-ueBicv of Matilda, wife of Xiemuei Williams, B«d Lion, Pontypridd, vrho died Thurs- day, July 27, 1393. l^It ts.tlie Lord, let Him^do what seeiaetl\ Hun good.
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JHatrimomaL If vou are Married, or Contemplating Taking this Important Step, we will Send you Valuable Infor- mation which you Ought to Know; catalogue an pamphlet one stamp.—W. Kerr, Wandsworth, Lon- don, S. W. 3346d =- -.l.p- 'r' ClencaL C urat W?nted; title might be given; Diwse: 3100; High.—0 24, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. j1!lusíad. Wanted, a Lady Pianist, well up in dance music. —Apply W. IT. Jones, Royal Arms, Brynrna^r. [w5 First Harp Prizes, Nine National Eisteddfod, in- eluding Carnarvon this year, Won in^Nine ^ornpeii- tions by ropUa^of Mr. Barker,^ Caerplnlly. 1984w6, tions by ropUa^of Mr. Barker,^ Caerplnlly. 1984w6, ^ituation^ a.cant. Iaundiyaiaid Wanted immediately; good rofe- rences required; must thoroughly know her^work; good wages: assistance given.—Mrs. Fitzwiliiams, Ciigwyn, Newcastle-Emlyn. 1834y-4 Wanted, a steady, respectable General Servant, with knowledge of eookillg; three in family.-Apply, first place, to 50, The Parade, Cardiff. 1935w& General Servant (good plain cook) Wanted by Pro- ■ iessional Gentleman on A-,iv!tist 24th.-Apply, after six « p.m., 7, Dumfries place, Cardiff. 1958w6 Stone Pollers.—Wanted innnediateiy, Two Men, used to Limestone.—George Hill, Builder, Led- bury. 2i33w4 f Barmaids, Book-keepers, Waitresses, oooks, ,:K¡tehcn!11Úds, l.aundrymaids, Stillroom-inaids, Nurses, OenBrals, good Situations Waiting; fee moderate. een al l'ark Registry, 98, Qusen-street, Cardiff. 20alw7 Girl to Make Herself Gene- rally 'Useful.—Write, stating wages, references, and e, to Mrs. Edwards, ^outherndown^ Bridgeua^fw? — Agents" Wsatcd, in Every Town and Yiliftge, for Jewellery, Cutlery, Spoons, &c.— Address D 19, j Weekly ifail Oftice, Oardigf. 1578c .?- ^ailments; Weston-super-Mare.—OHiton Private Boarding- House, ra.6lilg the sea, near beach; every home com- fort private rooms if desired; tenns moderate. [28455 -5i7 -=-. &! To Let, Several good Shops and Dwellings; promi. nent positicns; Itoath; suit various businesses; Immediate possession.—Hodgkinsou, 138, Castle-road, Cardiff. 1658vv2 Small Furnished Country House or Apartments on line from Ohepatew; lovely country; cows, poultry. —Mrs. Beits, Brookend, Woolaston, near Lydney.[w3 Bath.—4, Bloomfield-crescent; 10 rooms usu" domestic offices; coach-house; stuble: wa:'?-d den splendid Tiews; rent £ 50.—Apply No- 7- 'y'- iHatfjmni?, ,Œr(H)I, &t. Coi'c-rs, AU Siscs—Veridsal, -3oruL*h, Lancashire Xoco. Type; also Yeriia&l S4e»m Engines.—-Ths &imnth»ia Cr«ak and Iron Ccmrau! (Liroitosd), i5ranUi,«wi. 20755 I. Overmantels in llosewood, Walnut, Oak, Eboaisvd, Gilt, and Bamboo, with brilliant cut bevsiied plates, from 3*. 6d. —Harris's. 2125^ Sale Prices.—Advantageous to Parties Furnishing'.— Furniture, Bedsteads, and Bedding :tt Wholesale Prices for Cash; extensive showrooms; inspection invited. Note address :—B. E. Harris, Wholesale House Furnisher, Market-hall (Dock-street entrance), Nwport. N.B.—Two minutes' walk from railway station. Write for lists. 2127wtl Devonshire Cider, pure and sweet, at first cost.— Prices, &c., of Robert F. Rendell, Staverton, Totnen, Devon. Guaranteed "cider only- 1814 w4 Rick Covers, Rick Cloths; 200 in stock, all sbes"; bargains.—Apply at once to E. Paimll and Co., Sailmakcrs, Shes-ie-road, Bedminsie.r, Bristol. Tle- grams Canvas," Bristol. 282d Rare B-)oks and Continental Photos.—Aristotle's Works (coloured plates), 2s. 2d. Sappho (illustrated), Is. 6d. The National Dream Book and Fortune- teller, 18. 6d. Catalogues and Samples, one stamp, —M. Lamotte, 43, M:«sbury-place, Clapham Junc- tion, London Mention paper. Lc4241 Astrology.—If you Wish to Know what Astrology says Concerning Your Future, Send Date of Birth, 12 stamps, and stamped envelope Mr. Bright, 2, Woottnn-street, London, S.E. Lcl318 Milk for Sale, 12 to 17 Gallons Daily, until April, 1895.—Apply W. Reeves, SoutMeld, Hardwicke, near Gloucester. "I iftlo ntV + Money Lent' Privately on Note-of-Hand Alone without Sureties, Fees, or Deductions, to Male or Female, in Town or Country, as follows:- E20 Re-payable in 24 Monthly Instalments of 18s. 4d. 50 „ „ £ 2 5s. lOd. 100 „ ■„ „ „ £ 4 lis. 8d. Other amounts in same proportion.—Apply to G. H. Shove, 35, Craveii-street, Strand. London, W.C. Lcl309 tFlirDIttECTOUS" OF I. S. FIELDIKG AND CO. (LIMITED) Advance Daiiv Sums from £ 5 to £ 1,000. Metiiod of Business: FAIR INTEREST. Metiiod of Business: FAIR INTEREST. EAST RE-PAYMENTS. ABSOIjUTE PRIVACY. NO DELAY. NO SURETIES. TRADE BILL- DISCOUNTED. Prospectuses and Particulars Free. 1 Applv at either addresses below:— 1 Head Office-THE HAVE-BUILDINGS, CARDIFF; ALBERT-CHAMBERS STOW-HILL, NEWPORT; 4, ST. OATH A KINE-STBEET, PONTYPRIDD (Opposite Police-station) MONEY LENT AT 5 PER CENT] FROM £ 5 TO 22,030. Why pay more, when a Private Gentleman is pre- ¡' paied to grant advances to Male or Female, upon thfir PROMISSORY NOTE ALONE, in any pait of England or Wales, without Loan Office formalities? NO BILL OF SALE OR SURETIES REQUIRED. The advance can be paid back by easy instal- ments, or can remain out from one to 15 years by paving the interest only. Call or write to the aclual Lender, W. WILBERFORCE, Esq., No. 11, Stroud Green road, Finsbury Park, London, N. (1,11166 £ 75^000 TO LEKD BY THE SOUTHEIOT-COUNTIES DEPOSIT BANK CLIMITED), in sums of S10 to B500 on NOTE OF HAND ALONE, on Furniture, Farming Stock, and all other personal security, without removal, at a few hours' notice, in any part of the country, and to all classes of borrowers; re payable by easy instalments. No sureties re- quired, and no good applications ever refused. All communications strictly private, and every infor- mat-ion given free of charge. This Bank was incor- porated under the Companies Act, 1862, and advances money at a moderate interest to respectable persons, and the public are csuiticned against having anything to do with loan offices and money-lenders, whose only object is to obtain fees. If desired, an Official from the Bank will attend at applicant's residence with cash, :111d carry out the advance, thus avoiding any DELAY. Apply personally, or write stating amount required, and how re-payable, to the Manager, MB. STANLEY DOWDING, 1, Queen-square, 1574c BRISTOL. lotete* BIISTOL. ANDEAN'S SWAN HOTEL; 52, BBOAD-STKEKT, BRISTOL (An Old Welsh House). This Old-established Hotel is situated in the very centre of the City. It has been thoroughly renovated, and is now unequalled for Comfort, combined with utmost Moderation in Charges. HOT AND COLD L UNCIIEON3. TEAS AND SUPPERS. GOOD BEDS. 1366c HENRY BOULTON, Pbokribtob. LONDON. JONES'S PRIVATE HOTEL, 7 AND 8, SUFFOLK-STREET, PALL MALL (Facing Trafalgar-square). HOMELY AND MODERATE CHARGES. Telegraphic Address ;-PLEASINT, LONDON. Proprietor, H. R. JONES. .t!. tlbIirationr;. V E R Y :NJ A N SUFFERING from NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY should send for a valuable pamphlet ex- plaining how all nervous and organic derangements may be successfully treated without stomach medica- tiou. The method is easy and pleasant, and will effect a, perfect and permanent cure4 Sent sealed Post Free.—Address E. NORTON, 24%, High Hol- born, London, W.C. L16050 PATENTS, DESIGNS, AND TRADE JL MARKS. Agency Conducted by Patent Solicitor and Chartered Patent Agent. Advice Gratis on all Subjects connected with the above on receipt of Stamped Addressed Envelope. Patents obtained-British, Colonial, and Foreign, in the shortest time consistent with safety. Drawings of Machinery, &c., made from the roughest sketches. Suitable Trade Marks suggested, carefully drawn, and engraved for Registration at Home and Abroad. Agencies in London and all parts of the World for the Purchase and Sale or placing on Royalty of good Patented Inventions. Inventors with undeveloped ideas are advised to communicate at onoe, when reliable opinion as to novelty will be speedily given, and much trouble, expense, and disappointment saved. Address—Manager, Office of the Journal Invention, 54, Fleet-street, London, E.C. Lc409 New Edition. Just Published, post free, 6 stamps. ARISTOTLE'S wbRKS, Complete Coloured Plates genuine edition; 30 stamps. Paris by Night, or Gay Life in Paris"; illustrated; 30 stamps, post free.—E. Bowker, 27, Renshaw-street, Liverpool. Established 1832. Patronise the Old Firm. 1590c New Edition. Just published, post free, Six Stamps. A TREATISE ON NERYOUS DISEASES and WEAKNESS in MEN, with a description of the most Common-sense and Scientific Treatment eyer introduced. London: A. J. Leigh, 92 and 93, Great Russell-street. Lclll2 BEST FAMILY MEDICINE. I -1.7e w orsssii s Thev Purify the Blood, and t as a" Mild but Effectual 11^ S A9 Aperient are unequalled, and 4 < §§ w beyond this they brace up the -8. |LjU nerves and set every organ in •* ■—»**» healthy action, thus ensuring complete restoration to nerÏect }lea.lth. They are- a certain Cure for Indigestion, Biliousness, Headache, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Liver and Kidney Complaints, &e. For Ladies of all ages they are in- valuable. Lcl275 Of all Chemists, Is. lid., 2s, 91., and 4s. 6d. per box I .'+. "OXQUISITE MODEL Wffm. PERFECT FIT, 'yMd! £ GUARANTEED WEAR. jffflf the Y and PATENT^ DIAGONAL WlfP'lM Will not split in the seams nor f])fyi|sSa tear in the fabric. Made in Black, and all the Fashionable Jw'wiaffiimwhL Colours and Shades, in Italian ^loth, Satin and Coutil; also in 1 SM'fU J HSia the new Sanitary Woollen Cloth, j 4s. lid., 5s. lid., 6s. lid., 7s. lid. f! MBr per Pair and upwards. Three i Gold Medals. Caution.— Beware j "rf" of Worthless Imitations. >r,.py iJUL DSAPEBS AND LADJSS' OUT- r (ILIJ:Fl" 1601 I 9ubIír gtnU5tnuntg. rjlHEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF WILL RE-OPEN ON MONDAY NEXT (BANK HOLIDAY), With tie Return Visit of W. Calder's Famous Coaejiany in THE SPAN OF LIFE. Box rlait at Thompson and Shacltell's. .s 1- :l8lllJlUo; -"mz.-U rational* CABDIFF. DANCING, DEPORTMENT, CALIS-. THENICS.—Miss DAY" begs to announce that' she is Resuming her Classes and Private Lessons in the above Accomplishments, and, owing to the great success of previous ye;irs, she will this season be assisted by Miss Hoggarth, of Kendal, Dumfries. Special Classes for Calisthenics Only. I Schools and Families Attended by Special Arrange- ment, Both in Town and Country. co For particulars 40, The Parade, Cardiff. [31311 BRISTOL. KINGSDOWN HIGH SCHOOL for J!'&- GIRLS, MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, KINGSDOWN-PARADE, BRISTOL. Estab. 1858. E. E. HOBBS. INCLUSIVE FEES for Board, English, French, Music, Harmony, Drawing-, Bookkeeping, and Shorthand, 30 GUINEAS PER ANNUM. Pupils prepared for all Examinations. 602 Certificates (174 Honours) obtained during the past 16 years. References and Prospectus on application to THE PRINCIPAL, [1559c CLIFTON, BRISTOL, CLARENDON COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR LADIES (next Redland Park Church). PrincipÛ: Mrs. MAYNARD; Head- Mistress, Miss MAYNARD.—Examination successes 1893-94: Forty entered for the Cambridge, College of Preœptors, Incorporated Society of Musicians, Trinity College, and London College of Music. ALL Passed, Twelve in Honours. Gold Medal from Cam- bridge Local Examination Committee. Two extra prizes for Centre. Special Small Classes for Junior or backward pupils. Individual attention. Children received from seven years old at fees unaltered for six years. Lectures on Science, Ambulance, Cookery, Needlework, Tennis, Gymnasium. Referees The Bishop of Hull. Revs. R. Glover, and U. R. Thomas, Ciifton. Pupils Re- assembled 8th MAY. 9833c SALOP. ELLESMERE COLLEGE, SALOP. —Church Public School.-Board and Educa- tion, £ 18 18s. per mum. Thirteen Resident Masters; Oxford Local Examiners.—For Particulars apply to Rev. R. BEYISS THOMPSON, M.A., Head- master. Lcl319 LIVERPOOL. ret 60 GUINEAS SCHOOL SHIP "CONWAY" LIVERPOOL. FOR TRAINING YOUNG GENTLEMEN TO BECOME OFFICERS mercantile NAVY. OR PROSPECTUS AFPLY TO THE CAPT.. A.T.MILLER .R.N. tourame Companies RAILI¡VAY PASSENGERS' ASSU. RANCE COMPANY INSURES AGAINST RAILWAY ACCIDENTS, ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS, EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY. Capital, £ 1,000,000. Established 1849. Compensation I paid, £ 3,350,000. 64, CORNHILL, LONDON. A." } Secretaries- A. VIAN, cere arIes.. Agents for Cardiff-Mr. W. Thompson, G.W.R., Cardiff Treg'erthen Dunn and Co., 12, Mount Stuart- square; Mr. R. Richard, Station-master, G.W.R.; Mr. E. Post, 63, Gorse-laue, Swansea. Lcl230 FJ1EETH! JTJENTISTBT! rjlEETH —— JL Restore Mastication, Digestion, and I MR. KEALL, SURGEON DENTIST (38 Years' Experience 28 Years in Swansea 199, IIIGrH-STKEET, SWANSEA. (Just below the Great Western Railway Station), Begs to intimate that he can produce a perfectly I. fitting Set of Teeth in one clear day. The very best workmanship guaranteed. Painless Dentistry by Gas, also by Anaesthetics, Cocaine, and Ether Spray. Partial Sets from 5s. per tooth. Upper or Lower Sets from Two Guineas. KEALL'S TONIC AND NEURALGIC MIXTURE Sure and Speedy Cure for Neuralgia, Tic Doloreux Rheums, Toothache, and all Nervous Pains. Is. ld., and 2s. 9d. per bottle. Through any Chemist. Cardiff: Mr. Munday, Chemist, 1, Duke-street; Mr. Robb, Chemist, Roa,th. Newport Messrs. Garrett Bros., Chemist3, 171, Commercial-street. Neath: Mr. J. G. Isaac (late Hayman), Chemist. Llanelly Mr. Morgan W. Jamas. London: Newberry and Son. 30131 FOR ■^TASTE -j^EWSPAPERS APPLY TO -VVAL KEY THOMAS & CO YV -L fJUDOE-ROAD, cARDIFF. rjTEETH! rjTEETH! fJHEETH A COMPLETE SET ONE GUINEA. 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As Mrs. W. writes — BY ADOPTING YOUR TREATMENT, MY TROUBLE AND ANXIETY WAS AT AN END WITHIN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS, AFTER FOUR MONTHS OF HOPELESS WRETCHEDNESS AND CONTINUAL DISAPPOINTMENT, to my intense joy and surprise." A SWORN GUARANTEE is enclosed with all Testimonials and Medicine, which is inexpensive, as one bottle at 4s. 6d. is gene- rally sufficient for any case. Full particulars will be gladly forwurded to any lady on receipt of addressed envelope. Write privately at once to- MRS. C. W. M., 145, STOCKWELL-ROAD, LONDON, S.W. 6 6 TCTEATING'S POWDER." a Kills Fleas, Bugs, Moths, Beetles. A 6* TTHEATiNG-'S POWDER." Kills Flea.s, Bugs, Moths, Beetles 66 TTTBATING-'S POWDER." >\ Kills Fleas, Bugs, Moths, Beetles. 66 /-EATING'S POWDER." Kills Fleas, Bugs, Moths, Beetles. 66 T7"EAT][NG,S POWDER." I"\ Kills Fleas, Bugs, Moths, Beetles. This Powder, so celebrated, is perf ctly unrivalled in destroying- BUGS, FLEAS, MOTHS, BEETLES, and all insects (whilst perfectly harmless to all animal life). AU woollens and furs should be well sprinkled with the Powder before placing away. To avoid disappointment insist upon having Keating's Powder." See the signature of Thomas Ke;¡,ting is on the wrapper, without which you are defrauded. No other powder is effectual. Sold only in tins, 6d., Is., and 2s. 6d. WORMS IN CHILDREN WORMS IN CHILDREN; are easily, surely, and with perfect safety got rid of by using- KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. Nearly all children suifer from Worms. If suspected, do not wait; you can with ease cure the child (has no effect except on worms). Sold by all Chemists, in Tins, Is. ljd. each. Lc522 BUY THE jgjYENING- jgJXPRE S S gMARTEST JgjYENING- pAPER .AL! JT IN THE p R O Y I N C E S SPECIAL c ARTOONSI I EACH DAY. PRICE ONE HALFPENNY. w-ft id n TOOTH-ACHE CURED INSTANTLY BY SRI S 8 11 8°" STi Prevents Decay, SSTM BuNTER 5 Exiri,:tio!ws^rs k*51* Keur&lgir Headachea snd »11 Nervs || £ PM! H, E Pai&s removed by ij(7NTS14'3 S§§ f Bf| gS? g3 KKBrYINE. Alt Chsmiste,la, US. Il^ Owing- to extensive decay in two double teeth, I suffered for days excruciating pain. I was recom- mended to try Bunter's Nervine. I did so. To my joy, the pain quickly and entirely ceased. I have since repeatedly derived the greatest possible relief in severe nCl1ralgiclteaclache from four to five drops of Bunter's Nervine, taken upon a lump of white sugar."—Rev. Aubrey C. Price, B.A. (late Fellow of New College, Oxford). Bunter's Nervine' is the best specific we have yet met with for the cure of Toothache."—The Family Doctor. [Lcl042 BUNTER'S NERVINE. ALL CHEMISTS, l/l. ALICEY, THOMAS, AND |jO (LIMITED) BUSINESS IS NOW CARRIED ON AT TI-IBIR NEW PREMISES, IN rjlUDOR-ROAD, 4 ARDIFF. SANTA L MIDY. These tiny Capsules are superior to Copaiba, Oubebs, and Astringent Liquids, and will cure the same Diseases in forty-eight hours without inoon venience of any kind. Each capsule bears the name "MIDY," PARIS. 8, RUE VIVENNE. Price 4s. 6d., of all Chemists, or Post Free from VaLCOX and CO., 239, OXFORD-STREET, LONDON, W. 1401228 j =: dipping ,Ð-OtíîtS+ <?: NEW ZEALAND 1^1 TASMANIA, AUSTRALIA r Calling at Teneriffe, Cape TOWO, • andHobart. J SHAW, SAVILL, and ALBION COMPANY (LIMITED) Despatch their Maguiflcei}t Royal Mail Steamers frons London (Royal Albert Dock) every four weeks. Passengers conveyed to Teiieriffe and the v Next departures:— Aug. 10, IONIC, 4,753 tons, Capt. W. H. Kidiey. Sep. 7, TAINUI, 5,031 tens, Capt. E. J. Evans. Leaving Plymouth one day later. k The R.M.S. IONIC, having recently been ni" ■) with New Engines, and also re-decorated,_ pr an exceptional opportunity to Tourists Travellers. «ed j By this favourite route the intense heat ot ™ j- Sea is avoided. Unsurpassed accommodation and cuisine, 2nd, and 3rd Class. Reduced Fares. Special Terms for Settlers. „VJ,vs- Cheap Return Tickets Round the World. :No,tr°{ to ment Emigrants Carried by this Line. APP f" Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company (Limited), leadenhall-stfeet, London, E.C.; or 51, iq45 London, S.W. L -—1 THE ABERDEEN LINE. | LONDON TO AUSTRALIA, f Via Cape of Good Hope, in 42 days. oj ABERDEEN, Capt. A. T. Wills, 3,659 tons, Aug. ;i AUSTRALASIAN, Capt. T. F. Spalding, 3,6o0 to Sept. 22. gajl These naasjniflcent full-powered Steamers wi" as above for MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY, taKi b Passengers for all Australian and New Zealand The accommodation for first and third class ?»»» g-ers is very superior, and a Surg-eon will acco»P j each vessel. Fares-Saloon from £ 50; Third Class froo guineas inclusive. ■, r<0„ For Particulars apply to Geo. Thompson 24, Leadenhall-street, London, E.C. ALL A N L I 11 ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS TO UNITED STATES AND CA^A^J. Under contract with the Canadian Governnie' j_ conveyau32 of the Cur adian Mails from 2d LAUKENTIAN ..For Quebec and Montreal. CARTHAGENIAN For St. John's and Halif« JÄI! 2 (I SARDINIAN For Quebec and Montreal-» J.g NUM1.DIAN For Quebec and Montreal. FARES FOR OCEAN PASSAGE:— Saloon, 10 .to 13 guineas. Second Cabin and Steerage at lowest rat ■ £ |I, T1 trough tickets to all stations at special Passengers are landed on th-: railroad WI1f Lco»- trarsferred from ship to train without anJ sneci^ Aienience and expense. The Company s J | conductor acco npanies West-bound passenge^- Note.—This line provides the cheapest ^(!t0|)a, I convenient route to all parts of Canada,-M- v; {j,e y'; the North-West Prcvinces, British Columbia, Western States of America. Cheap throug: to Australia and New Zealand via C-P-R-, ccuver, and Honclula.. „„„ in Young Men. desiring Agricultural Experi- ^jt'i f Canada should in the first place communicate the Allan Steamship Co. roiiB^ To TOURISTS. SPORTSMEN, and others.—«iI)g Trip Tickets to the Wonderful Scenery and I! Districts of tlie Rooky Mountains and British bia, a;id other places of interest in United btat Canada. „ +he lates' j British Delegates' New Reports and all t"° Maps and Pamphlets free. vnrk Direct Services from Glasgow to New 10 Boston and Philadelphia all the year round. Full particulars on application to ,iall" ALLAN BROTHERS ancj CO., 103, .Lea"f;j; or street. London, and 19, James-street, Liyerp ,v to S. J. Davies, 9, Edward-place, Captain Scott, Emigration Office, 47, Cathays-tem.ee, 3I, » W. J. Trounce, Bute Docks, Cardiff; T. C. ie Scott, Emigration Office, 47, Cathays-tem.ee, 3I, » W. J. Trounce, Bute Docks, Cardiff; T. C- ?,V Mo ant Stuart-sqaate, Caiaiff .W. M. i. f Printer, 47 and 48, Wind-street, and T. B. and Co., Swansea; W. H. Rees, Auctioneer, j ville-place, Neath; Philip Davies, George r- Brecon Frederick Allan, 28, St. J oh n' s sq ■' rf or<|* gavenny; John W. Francis, Goat-street, west; Milton, Locke, and Phillips 3, ^1u f,vbyTn.e I street, J. Young, 7, Tredegar-place, and -if"^port> and Brown, 1, Friars-chambers, Dock-street, p. J. Mon. A. Tilney, Steam Saw Mills, Abertihe'7 j. p. Evans, Hat House, High-street, Merthyr A p. J- Davies, 62, -Glebeland-street, Merthyr Rees, Trealaw, Pontypridd; J. Davies, ]). Rowlands, Penygraig, near Pontypridd, V,$Iiesl Smith, 42, Hannali-st-reet, Porth E. H- yoBt- Baglan-chambers, Pentre; James Poberts, G 3j.reeit office, Pontypridd; Elias Thomas, 74, Dyflry ^rejier" Ferndale; Isaac Jones, Stationers'-hal!, jfoiT'J' *1 bert; William J. Harry, 39, Woodfield street, trCefe h ton; Edward Rees, 7, Travis-street,Thompso^ Barry Dock; Wm. Parsons, Hairdresser, ^(.h-r0 f road, Ebbw Vale; William Bingham, Chepstow; John S. Lambert, Emigration As Wcodlands, Porth; and J.H.Down, New u j.} Bridge, Bristol. | jr^ U B Y I X T tf 3 Is Guaranteed by A FREE SAMPLE TO CURE B!oo<UeflsneS TO CURE ITcuzal.,I;ll TO CURE Pa!pi¡;¡.tíon, TO CURE Indigeatio^' TO CURE Pains t TO CURE Pains m 1 < ( d ( And All Disiasss Arising from Poornes t Deficiency of Blood. 11 1 A FREE SAMPLE BOTTLV ) .M. 8m M Aeaaipt o! 4d. for ————— LEWIS, j J THE PHARMACY, USX, JVIONMOU^' I t: 16960 V I.. f Cfl'0 j g fe j À. B. C'r 1* n-OD rjiime ■■■ & PRICE ONE PENHY- | c,' It. ————- g V A R M E R S! F A P' I' Jj FARMERS! Save your Money and Kcep your Jri vour OWN WOOL made into CLOTli!3' ,t*0^ 1^1 BLANKETS, STOCKINGS, &c. „ S Patterns forwarded, and Carriage i J a the MiUs on all Orders over £ 2. „ „ j TYLB It A IB MAESLLYN MILLS, LLAJSTDYSSIA" t0 WADES. —4 |^NE BOX OF 0LABggrge3< Jj V/ PILLS is warranted to cure all cu or a f,r the urinary organs, in either sex, aea14^ (joa*3^. m k tutional, gravel, and pains in the back- ea« 0i>» -w free from Mercury. Sold in boxes, • g 9, all chemists and patent medicine vend sta"??)^ the world or sent to any address %ti the makers, the Lincoln and Midland ^0^ (4 Company, Lincoln. — — | Printed by the Proprietors, Dam offices (Limited), at the Tempor Weekly Mail," Tudor-road, Cardiff.«» Glamorgan,