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Situations Uscant. CVMXTBT) J Lab/1"l'TII 1.00." Domestic Servant-; ..uar3.!1ted fTnployraect cy Govrn:ae¡¡: aisoiCO Railway Section tor anl »x>pi,c»i..oa fOL'TI to ell and Park, Licensed bureau. Î. ew R0nrt-s;reet. Hath. 18968 ISinrrltB. itríílTdts. &c. 3-?r>eed St urrrey-Archer Gear Gen-'v (vel latest mocel £ 6 15s, worth treble.— Q. -C". uE1. ,tr.3 See. Cardiff. 80 Jn Mtbical ikuu&irs. ECBBF.B Appliances, Kaemas, ruastt Hosisry. 4s- lists frse X'russef. Zs frt: double. 3i Od. —Actiasoc's Ksrah i**i. 10 j;=at REAIj X»vy Ser>;i», direct from Porvmauth. as ased in Ktryai %a» Is J and li Sja yard oar. paid 1)&1:11. i". iieaumunl, .41i. CJu¡r&CLOr, ¡>onm0ilb. ^JGc'TS Wiles Prop j.-iy GdZeltc.'—A Month:? tiegisr.cr o' Houses, Lauds, &c., to be L-e or bold in "^Vules, Monmouthshire. West of E;lg:!1;1d, J. t,0C\i copies ¡;;1t vnositiiu, post, tree, :0 tbe leading ;cb a bit.i.ul^ \VJ.ks:J X'onoioathshire Iz^ertioiid iree. Copies pos'. :ee from Messrs He.'u and tertwee, Ustai? Agents, Auctioneers. <tc., 74, St. Mary-street. OarChl. 2444 jp b"a a- H E if s~ TfTv i h ifiri rlA TB:LS F01: EEDS. Why htiy cammon shoddy Woci Bdd when yoa e*n get besc ENGLISH iEA.T3XKS at Sd per 'b. carriage PF>!d? Warranted drr ,¡à sweet. f'<:a.t¡:r Beds :¡,Je to order. Se 4 ioi ;;G1..¡"3 ane), price li5 :¡ H OAK l> V AND C O FI-'At'iiJ.P. MEtfCBANIs. j 6,161 WrlL:5POOL. NORTH iSli5ceUanam&. ACAbinet Pnoio Is lj, copied fro:a any c.d.v. cr cabinet vneso 6. i* c.d.v.. 0. is 6d I. is 6 i 12 Postcards,, Zs: ICia. 4s 6:1.— Send piuto aad F O. to l-raacis itad Co.. '23. bodaase Hill. E.C. 18-0i V J ATItlMONlAl, toss", seated envelope 5d. wish cir- JUL cuidr -}-i »8Muii.4heU o.'or :juaru»r of century. — g ditor. llco:-t 9 t11 14, Tn'alirx- blilgp. I.o» dor.. W.f. n Miscellaneous Msnts. 'WJ ELSH CliiiiA.—Wanted, Svrans^ii and Nautjearw *T Chi¡¡IL,8w.I'"a. and Dlllwyn Etrasoan \1/ lUe oul:, good spsoimens required; hiua pr1't.. è'l.- \èJ1i"cs, Knlio O P. Cardiff. Sanhs- TilE •HARI>G ■ C}1O3 BASE. (Est. IcTO.i CardiiT Eraoeh—7i. ST. MARY-STREET. ])[111' ches alrO at Manchester. Liverpool. f .eLd Ac., .tc Ihad O!1:Cf:S, LB. li£d: a: d-street, Strand, Loudou Q,nd 29. Sisbopsgace-strect Within, K.C. Ass- lb, ii.lJo.Z-O. Liabilities, £ 7V6,"33. Surplus, £ 3i3.461 LOANS c.t £ ;o io Ai.GCCn.ade 3n any d:¡;; of -ecurity. CEM'.lM'Kjiibl'.ailowedon urrentaccounts, DKX'Obl'i S oi £ .0 sno Lpwai .is received ai. ui-oev— •, .c.peraj»D..n.bjt<.tt0Jiri0Bth8' notice ûl witbdrawal 6p.c. „ a P-c. 12. Special term* Ol :np.rr1od l ht: Ternsinaijle Liecosit Bouds pay neiu iv 9 L',T cent., &r,d uc a i-aie 1:etHTI1@nt. c." 1).'vn6 large. dfrtdeDds to sharelioidera wa pay (/Jolr ralet of mtora-it to our U>po8il.or9, and bv o doinc hav earned the position v>e undoubtedly hólù In the pubiic c >cadence. We have bee:: 8-u.blhh",d for 6 years, ar.d our niqtle poeitiou In the B&:1kj¡, World to-Aay te8tll¡e to the tlUCCeS8 of our busi>:«&s xnetiiods and to the 3lutsta; tioo ol our custoajer3. W cite or call for Prospsctas. A. WILLIAMS ana H. TALL. Joint Mas*?«>rs ^loneu. JpiNAN'ClAL AiSISTAXCE^ JglO TO £500. ID large or «mall aroou^-s n.c<rordin? to reaulremenu ON PBOlilsSOHY NOTE ALONE. With PtiOJIPTlTL DE Md at LOWEST KATES. For Ions or short Der'.».1<«. PRIVACY GCAKANTLED. &epaymer,t,.j to 3uit conveaieace. Ca':i er'.v'r.te HI. LEWEIN A.N D CO., i". Charlesst, Cardiff. 124a—C7a I In Sams ct £ 5 and Upwaids Immediate Private Cash Advances I(ran:ad to aay ResponsIble pp¡"ons. Ocritry. Piof'ss^ion'al .leEf'mnen or Tradesmen. SD4PLY ON WRITTEN PROMISE TO BiPAT. trlote8. oiivacy. Low^.it rates. JOHN J^LQW.V 1. Peabroke-Cerraae, Cari'.S. Nat. Tel. IJOC. 32o7—359a 2C "to £ 5.000 ADVANCED By PxiTats Lender on SltaDle Proaslssor} Notes, fk> Bills o.' Saietaknn and absolute priracy puarantea-3 ITrst letter of appil^cion receives prompt attention. and lntendiag borrowers lue tIVùT1 by a reri»- tentative, vrtia ;g PTrrpowerm to i.oraplete transaction on terms mataally ••■rransed, no choree i-eing made Dùle..¡; boslnees actually ccmp;etell, L'ec a1 cjaotatloos (or short !oaa.« Write iu couifdeace t.i t C. WELLS, i345—408a COKRIDOR CHAMBERS. X. Ll-EsIES. IrlKLliCiQS. OW estaiihahed are pve I'tred to Advance hums from £ 20 to ^30C at snort notice OQ »pproT»«l Note of flaiid, r>e<^oi t' r.r otfc.-r escarlties. Charges arranged before tra: .>a.ion« are eomalesed. Mon^a^es in Pr.i-je -ii effeoteu at current rauesoT •T>iert>.t. Pioperty Purchased. Tratle Bili" T;Uconated. Annuities and fixed Incomes arranucd. Woaty aa«*B< «l on second Tr.orwat—s. — Apply ^ireci as -vt have i.o ageais. Haj&d UuUdiJitfs. Ihe Ea-es. Cardiit. 139J8 1 liSrflt>8. HKHN p¥p;i \^lTE.T.>ta(.e Asrerul .L.a -4, S>1. "rt'J prepared to adTaace hO!D £ lou to £100.000 on ."ilort^.vge of Freo- bold or leasehold Property, and iroin £:5 ) to O¡ I ^ersoub.1 secv.ri^y. 3ro. THE _b_LQ-E3TABLISHED "PROVINCIAlT" UKION ->ANK coaktauee to lend tmme.iso sami daily, from tl3 to 5.0Cû. on Note of Hand Alone, cr otter Security, as a few Cl'1!' 1)Qtlce. to a11 <:1a.88e1! m nnr cirt of ng, iacd and V- ales, repayable by easv irftalmeat^. No good applicat:on is ever refused. AH ccm;a;iaicatioas strictly private. ^Moderate iaterest. Special rates forshori periods. The largest, best known, and most bcaowrably conducted Bu^iuess ia f'.e Kingdom. Thousands of our rsf ilar •.usUamers have cypress«d t'neir satisfac- tion m Tepcnd transactions ",itl, us. 'f desired, oce elf our Oficial"- il1 arteud 11.' yonr resjf}Pnce!\t oaee wirh and carry out the advance THEBE and THEN — Caii, or wnte lie cciLfidcncei to the Manager, ilr Stanley Dowdiag, i, vueen-jqaarc, Bristol, or to the Lcuai Ageju^JDarie«; and Co.. 9í. ;t.. Mary-stxeet. CiirdiS. foS Mm"m g; y j toUG^MM | I J^AKAYS O3WP0UK0 ESS £ «C £ ^J/f iINSEED COMPOUND" i* & reliable Gki E'r.srH^h home =* remedy. It aoftcns hard pV.ejrtr; 1 pcrmimrm it, to be expectorated without st. run, soochitig the membranes and aHayirg the irriticn so coinmoalv ex- pcricaf«d." There is nothing to equal Of illJ ChcÜst." at homo and aoroad. Rif the j num.y off era}. HAT'S IN T^AMEf! It depends. A jjood narr.e is everything. So man is h¡;; in pu'b1ic e8tllna.t"n un.I?!s he has deserved it-that is. earned hi? reFltation. It t be same ai-wavs. When an art icle has obtained a good name it has always deserved it. For instance, a good oacne on a ivicqne is like coin oi tt.o realm, just as aalfi. 11 you ars ▼ery ill the name of a great physician is a guarantee, too you feel «ato. It yoti are feeiow par the ::Jame of 1\ zood i.s. a guarantee, too yoo feel safs. BEE C H ,A I' S piLLS BEE C H A S piLLS gEECHAMS pILLS I aro the itreat family physician—they have a gooa name, and you know you are safe in 1UlDg them They bave earner! their reputa- tiOD. wluch is world-wide. Thousands use tbeto every day, and have done so for sixty year* If there was aa Ordpr of Merit for medicines, hke there is for men of high and true worth. BEECHAM'S FILLS would be among the first to be honoured. The head cannot be right if the stomach is wrong. BEECHAM S PILLH kef p the stomach right There ia reaily no reed tu day to catalogue their virtues as a blood puriljer, atonic for the nervous system, or a cure for JI sluggish lirer. The name on the box is all you want. They are so weli known that they RECOMMEND fjl HEMS ELVES. ¡ I MMfw! ere in boxos. Pt'v;-« V: IJJ 156 pills) itd 2s 9d (163 pHIs). I i -1 rp I K B D L N j Wlifa yy.j \r* .rf mysterious prwrip* i tt-'og »r»1 w-arv «»f vea.i»z Kleetric Belts. wr;te to me a_d t will »en<i you a J'.oo(; wi::c;i thows how every can, yooog-iad old, nay w> (Tjic!<Iv and thoroughly cured of >'HIi.VOI■ SN KSS, KXKALSTION, VAiU.CO- | CELE.and DKSlLJTY iron anv cause whatsoever. WITHOLT STOMACH MKDICINjF. r CLfcClKI CITY, i!undswl* of cxirr.a. J'ooii '»ct sral»d, port j frw>. Two niawps.— A. J. I.U'Cn, 92 Oi, <<rsat Hoaoeij-atrew*, rncresT j fJú rimriiU. 156:Q j I Jnbltt ).musemtnts. I CARDIFF. IN E w RJ^R N E A T KT"E~! i.\ JL REDFOP.D- PAHK-PLACE. CARDIFF.. KATRY i;VEXING AT 7.15, ROBZRT EKDfORD'i AND MILTON BODE'3 JJED JJIDIXG "FL000, Powjrfn: cist. includJ^j! .— MUs AXIE PTTRCELL. Hiss NO "LI A (u'Y, iliss AGNES TANDY, Mr A5N5LEY BL RIO". Mr J AY LAlTRIETt, Mr HARItY PICKLE Y, Messrs SEAT II & M^F.SOV, COLMNci-sTSLLA J.RC'UPE of 6 Lady Lancer), m-1 TEn k MAY HOPKINS. Tnrf to Kcserv d Se-K-a — private Bosei. 12 2i, £1 lis 6i, £1 1:>, Dr,».=* CiTC; 4s. Orchestral Stail Rows), 41 ober R)W3.a, vnr3ev(),l ?eats—Bai'joay, Pit Stalii, -s Pit, 13 Gaiiery, 6d. > P E CI A i< MAT IN £ Ef EVERY WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY at 2 Seirs ran no* be booed. Box Offic* from 10 to 5. Nat. Tel. 373. FJPHEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF 1 Leasee and Manager ROBERT REDFO&D. LVI'.RV I\T\'JNU AT 7.50. T! UGLIEST ON EARTH. Next, We-!< NO WEDDING DELLS KOR TTETl. ^lubiir Jlctirfs. /"CANCER HOSPITAL (Free), Fulham V read. London, S.W—PATIENTS SEEN DAILY on thn^r o'/ra appi'ation a! 2 o'clock. Fuuda urgent'y needed for ^ecerai expenses and for tue Rceeai-ch Department 18524 Secretary W. Howsli %itilding 3>onmcs. THE TAUNTON AND WET OF ENGLAND PERPETTAL BENEFIT HULLDL>"a SOCIETY. ESTABLISHED 1357 Officcs: J, HAMilET-bTREET. TAUNTON. Secretary Mr It. A. GOODMAN BORROWING SHARES, £60 EACH. SUMS OF MONEY r" rea-àv tAJ b advanced on 8ecnrlt.v ol any description of ieai property-f.ee- bold, leasehold, or copyhold—on the most equitable term1; tobe principal and UItres repayable by Monthly Instalments. INVESTING SHARES, £ 60 EACH, rea.1i1<ed in about 13 years aut', 4 uviuths by Monthly Payments oi Fivl; Shillings per sunre FULLY PAID-UP &HARES, i>earinp a fixed rate of mteiest, payable half-yearly, cr allowed to accu initiate. DEPOSITS received. Interest II. 4 per per annum, payable hÁlf.yel.r:y. or may accumulate. Prosoectuses, or any further particulars, may be obtained on application to the Secreiary. as above or to 13 Mr TEOMAS WEBBER, District Secretary, Tower Chambers, Chiirch-strest, St. Jean s- 8qU8;. Ca. ARE YOU RUN DOWN ? IS YOCH DIGESTION POOR? IS YOGH SLEEP BROKEN ? Worry and overwork can do mach t. 1rin about thesj condition*. G*\ILYM EVANS QUININE BITTERS GWlLYM EVANS QUININE BITTEtiS GWILVM EVANS' QUININE BITTEKS GV.TLYM EVANS' QUJMNE BITTERS THE VEGETABLE TONIC. THE ljJuSi V i UJ4 NERVOUbN^si, ^.Aii-NLii, ^.MjiGLiTiON, ui AlJi-t 1TT^ isi'iiUi'i. GWILYM EVANS'QUININE BITTERS (j;\ïLYJI EVANS QUININE BI ITERS, GV.iLYil EVANS' QUlNINE BITTERa, G WILY21 EVANS QUININE BITTERS, VEGETABLE TONIC. Teatixaoaiai. Giiiauu ijyaoa, Twyaradia, aici tuy; xyoiii. rear Sir,— iii iiay, 1301, I became 11 (rom 1J. ver, ¡;,tfa< ù: lJervou proetrauox waa j p: uusery, ao> l vai sj 5ervcu»no!J ceprcsseu, iiyspeytio aau wea<c x uavj y -.r. i l L-csti treu-tca jy ..i^ic., Goctori, <tii 1 oiuaaii trie,- neari>' every patea^ lnediciati, uut ..err, ell a Utuporary ietiai. A lew 11' ago !£lWlu uow \a.rma.r:Jlo.. ■ uvaed uid to try GwUym i±v<un' Quiuias X'¡U£:rJ.4 .L [: i.lru.w;J. i ^9 uoootj t ut uau DO LUUU iu \1" CWI.Wj vo t.lu W6 auy good, i a..a s'iau wj J ci!m. i.een :t..uan-:L1Û\.L 1(,r; nJ"- i am uOW ill ,.HUV3' ¡>,>ca; L.;r.J;J, tuaa coatinuj itu LUJ .0: a hiiie wtuis .¡;èC U) pravtut the illiitJM retuioiQ^. 1 ,toU truly bay tua; .Ü,> u DO umio U)3, 1 i-tovr 01 tqtiai lu o .vtlym Evauj' V'iiiiUJ LlWeri, and you are at pcnco: Lberiy to pubiisn sUttemeut, ai i Ufm& any person guiierui_; auy uar- voiu Wioe, wu. LLUU i1 lrtW ineua u. j CwLjUi i^uuiuid liiltcij U peri4- with. i am youra, HENRY TTLLEfL G\yiL\'M EVANS QUINiNE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS QUININE GWILYM EVANS QUINiNE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS QUININE BITTERA THE VEGETABLE TONIC, lestimocijl. Coeu laiy wcrti, ITeaknnn DoJrytj Weaknasi GfnUemen,—I r.rn pleased to be aols to V, eaknaii I ear testiujoay to toe ueneiit 1 nav9 re- reived by taidng Gwilym Wuiou»« Litter.?. 1 hava meaicme irom arioiis doctori every sprins ior yearj j aot, and was oo'aged to take medicine iii last winter, but as 1 received ttlo beoehs 1 resoived to try Gwilym Evans' yuuuas Bitters, and Uiou_i i have ouiy taien Uire« 2s. Jd. potties,, am abid air-.xiy LO 0:;0 about. 1 Uev" been .WlII&Wo; iroia ft tikaea, iVt. ioufi truly. hi. A. WIIXIAM3. CT^ILYM EVANS' QriXINE BITTERS. GttiLYM EVANS QUININE BITTEKS. GWILYM EVANS QQININE BITTERS. GWILYM EV.ANS' QUININE BITTERS. THE VEGETABLE TONIC. Testimonial. IndlsreHoi Liwydarto-road. isiigestioa J, iPrtiy«wLif».i Dear Sirs,—Gwiiym E-Ii .J.IB y,uinin» Bitten lA, ji my opuiioa, cm v, me gi»U given to !iican;ty. i tnyieL ,iarj derived the greatait josiihls benea:. ;a itubbora .aaEH IIi i latulem-i, tnuijfestioa. Loss o. Appetite, ¡¡üe, eII.¡.:D8¡J¡. 1 uav Uwiiyrn v'Jiuinj iiiUen 111. tuj" owu perjoa to succeed who- Ml wtusr .-ewe. have ¡&il.;j, XHifj i.l'OWEL'j. GWILYM EVANS QUTNINE BITTERS GWILYM QUININE BITTERS I GWILYM EVANS' QU.NINE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS HiE VEGETABLE TlJlC. Beware of imitatioa- See the narno tvaai" oa ¡j) ;abet. d.u.:ip.. s&d iiottie, without whioa nons arc reoujia. Jold everywhera in bottijs .23 yd cc 4s "1 euh, Wtl, JJ beat, r03: ire.) (J., :I!(;ipt.t; at-xiaoi, direct .roui Uid iUU A ropriocoti. I QUININE BITTERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, LIMITED, LLANELLY. SOUTH WALES. PIANOFORTES. THE SOLE AGENCY !"0!l r\IMilFF AND DISTRICT FOU THE WORLD'S GREATEST MAKKRS. B E CHST I: IN, BROAD WO 0 D. BLUTHNER. ERARJ > SCHIEDMAYER. STE< K. NEU ME Y E R. WALDE MA R, PIANOLA PIANOS. & -EOLIAN3 IS REID BY R.J. HEATH AND SONS, CARDIFF. POXTYPRIDD PENARTH AND PORT TALBOT, I Who also Stork Pisnos by BRINSMEAD, COLLABD. KIRKM VN. ¡ STEIN WAY. IBACH, HITMULLE: &c.. &r, FROM 15 GUINEAS CASH OR 10a id MOTTHLY, O.EGAX5 bv MASON I HAMLIN, f BELL, DOMINION, Ac.. Ac. Keduccd Instalinenls'. Special Discount. I Nat. Te1.-Ca.-ulfi 01199. Foul y;>rK;<l 21. GIVE YOLT. PIGS SOME GIP. j PiOS that have OIP it A ■ e -oape swine fevc IeS IS^Q^kfcepfreefrrni woi !!• ^LM II jMEp crain».. gripes <t fir.- j?* y jBSfesfetrd well, tlirire, aod | j £ (WCIlTmCi fit-ten rapidly Sample -.r;r; ba, 3 lb,. 1'6; Ih¡; Cash with orJer t — Sold 1-y all rorx: AJer- ■ .i,ir.tH. Mani.f-rr.u i C. HAMLIN, Marcourt, SAulSBURV. ('■«ARDii'J- AD"> ERIi.->iN^. i/i^L i j wll.Su A J", u Lj-l'.CL LA-. uii> \j Xi.y j ili'AN Hjili LO, or nCE" AND woiu">-i r AitK-siREEr LAitXiiFi'. rtC'KETARY: 1RANX IL tlMTSO.S. Propne^rj A the Principal Matioos u, *<? acd agjibournood. Cor.tracoo. io. -X. ofHyn,Uorc>. Aavot"Uaa; Circular Dt;uibutiai £ •-»' Ail ardea prom;>uy a"ea S.M j dipping goitres. (;AADIA.\T PACIFIC LINE. l Af>Tr ST or Sailings tiI Pamphlet, re Work .p(y land VVages. apply 10 Canadian Pacilic CAN 4 its (Railway, IS. SL Aucustine's-parad?, 'I Bristol, or .oca- agents. STAlt LINE. -LIVERPOOL t to AUSTRALIA, caiang at Capetown (South Mricj, totis Jan. 17 MF.Plr. 11,S84 tons Feb. '1 Affile, U48 tons Mar. 14 &CEYir. I?.509 tons .Apl. 11 The accommodation OD these twin-screw steamers ,:ornpÜ3/ jiiEokmg, readi:1/r, and dining roouis. Fucs-To Austra-ia, to £27; to Capetown, 15s to £7..2 It. For further particulars apply to Loeal Agent* or to Ismay, Inane and Co.. l iverpool; 1, Cockspur- street. S.T.V an i 38, Leadenaall-ssrt-et B.C.. ondo A liOYAL :\IAIL.-CAKADA ft. and C S. i'usurpass'd for ht. 2nd and 3rd cia»*es. Speeiai • at rs to Ontario, Manitoba, a.nd Cfciiaiian North v.tv Handbooks free, —Applv Allans, St. Pall Mall 19, .!¡:mes ;;tt, Liverpool, and ICS, Leadenh&lUstreet, Loudon or o U .1. Trounce awl Sunil, Bote Docks, Cardiff: Captain J. A. ScoH. 15, Cathays- terrace, C.tb:v C Stuart, i5, Mount Stuart- sqnure C J Cud.ip. 32. City-road; Db.vies de Co., "8. Charles-stieet Cardiff. RTOP ONE MOilEXI'. -\r A Cil, DEAR. uOCTOR. MUST 1lY I' DARLING DIE: THERE IS VFfty LITTLE HOP ji BLf TRY I EDOR 1LLIA PATENT B A L S A 31 U F H 0 N E Y. iULLL IS NO REMEDY UNDLR THE CANorV OF HEAVEN EQUAL. TATRONISLD BY KOYALTY. NOBILITY; DOCTORS, NURSES and MOTHERS ITLA-ISE IT. IT ntaio.1 PURE Welsh Konev and an Lisenaa of tlio l'uret and moei efScacjous :*aLnered on the H lis o: WJea, b, in athel ii, the proper reason, \Jeu '^irtuti* are w juit p^iiectiou. BRONCHITIS. THERE f thon,->ands children who lie anmially Uoin Broncaui-. \">'hoo;.irn; Loug.i, and Croup, i t.i, i. 3 grand discovery for ttie curs oi sucn com plaints. It a INVALCABLL or \S•ai-ciicsted Men, Delicat> Women and ctmdren. it cure., uiiea ad otaer remediei laii. it HIM. Cou nj. COIOJ, liroiicluti Asthma, i ghtr.nsi 0^ -t: hesi. ] currtj Lioiiiiaiids of 4Jdreu Jl Bro.-cuia> aud Wbocping Cough, it curoj tor one Khiiii;i; v Lta fouiids Lavd oeen spcat ui TitY l'l. U von Mvei Cou^h, tryi". you ha to ncold, try 't- If vou iuv: Bro.ich.tb. try It It loosens the phlegm and promote* expectoration, produces wanath and wUliort tù 41.: cnest, and IV; rt:Uw tleon \.beo yuh uavu lW w.L&L.t oJ. rw A STIPENDIARY AND A MAGISTRATE IS THO COUNTY OF GLAMORGAN '1 feel it rn" duty to inform yon thai I havebeea csin' ludor Willumi' Balsam of iloney in my ;ami!y. ivuich is a lar £ cr many years, and have proved tf, rreat value, '.iavui™ used nothing cbo lor Congo during ..ltI. W h00p,Dg Cougn, and liran- ci.itii, and can highly iteuiaiiiLud it to ail parenu iW fcUCU COUipi-liiiii- SEE THAT YOU GET THE GENUINE ARTICL3. lUDOit WILLIAMS' PATENT BALSA. OF HONl^T, MOST IMI'ORTANl'. SO MANY IMITATIONi AND FRAUDS fold v- all Cliemistn and Stores in 2,. 6d., <S. 2d. bott-hl. Sample bottle (post paid) for 13.3.[ is., and ;i irom ths u..V";U4 bavins in purchati ■» the larae* size bottlei. cO JY RJLUL OR ^RILLIAMS, L.S.D.E.W, MEDICAL UALJU ABERDARE, 1111 I Also POWDER & LOZENGES S | CURE INDIGESTION. 1 || TRY THEM. OF ALL CHEMISTS. j§ POSTAL( DELIVERY ••SOUTH WALES" DAILY NEWS," The Proprietors of the "SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS" bus to annonni-e That hy a special concessi^a i f th Postal AuiborHics they are enabled to despat^ij their First Edition jiornin; by th; Mails leavin? Cardii: at .'C nid S 45 a.m. Country subscriber! residing the IimH, n '.LAMOKI.ANSRIRK, CA H MAE ."UENSHIRE, PEMBROKESHIRE. CAP DIG A N'SHIR E, 3.. portion; oi BRECONSHIRE and MO.VMOT~TBv>RTR.L Omprijed .wsthrn the Tredegar inri Rhymn<»y VnJIey Postal District- may now have th* "SOU fii WALES DAILY E.3" delivered at U-,PU residecxes riailv Iw th same po^t a:; Mia' winch conveys their London letters. 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RAILWAY RATES. Perishable Articles in Transit. The agitation of the traders of the United Kingdom a<r,i:n. t the railway companies with respcrt to their rates and charges lias reached an important-stage with the recent announce- ment ot the President of the Board of Trade in favour of Government action next- yoar. Mr Lloyd George's adroif-sioll tbat a ease has been rp.ad, out for a reasonable alternative to the prevailing system whereby almost all pcdsh. able articles Lave to b- carried 'a-O their owners' risk bas been received with the liveliest satis- faction by the triipi-s c, •* We tinnk." said a proiajnent member of the Federation of Fruit C.i-owcrs, who has had a good deal to do with the preparation of the rate on behalf of the traders, that the time has arrived for tho Government, to lake action in this matter: and the fact that Mr Lloyd ireorge m knowledges tho urgency of the fjuesition is a sufficient indication of the bandi- caj> to wiiirh wc are being subjected." So far as the fruit and vegetable trade is con- cerned, a good deal of the trouble with the rail. way companies arises out. of the nature of the clarifications. It is contended in opposition to the present system that, when the classes weie arranged and approved by Parliament fruit-growers were so badly organised that they had no re presentation whatever. Hence it has arisen that their commodities have been treatf-d ail the way through as fancy articles." The net result, it is affirmed, has been <o put. upou commodities having the largest sale the heaviest transit charge. It is genpivilly admitted that the cojit- panies' -risk rate is of a prohibitory character, and from this the traders argue that the rail- ways :JI'I- determined to relieve themselves of all responsibility—save, of course, as to proved culpable negligence—with respect to perishable commodities. Mr Munro. a leading fruit- broker in Covent garden, contended that the company's risk should be (qua] to about 5 per cent.. and it given in fvidence before tbe President of the Board of Trade last .luiy that the companies themselves bad quoted this figure before the Departmental Committee appointed by the Bonrd of.Agri- culturf. Commenting upon this, be instanced an otviier's risk rate given on goods travelling in large quantities from London to Edinburgh and Glasgow, which was42s6d per ton. whereas the companies -risk rate for goods in exactly the same packages TO 10(F.; per ton. Jt, ap- pears. too. from the j-taieraent of this witness that goods are frequently li-ist in transit, and that in such the companies repudiatc all liability because they have been consigned by and signed for on an owners' risk not, The conference of railway managers for the determination of rates is another thorn in the side of the traders. This combination of the companies, it is alleged, makes for the per- petuation cf local disabilities which might otherwise be removed. I know personally of rases," says Mr Monro, which I caunot men- tiun in public, where the different managers have owued that it would be to their interest, and greatly to their interest,to give us more reasonable charges, but because their hands are tied by the other railways they cannot Jo it This system of combination is becoming a most serious one to the trade, and it seems to be getting worse every year In regard to the question of railway rates and charges, it must of course always he borne in mind that the companies themselves, through their expert advisers, are on en able to put quite a different complexion -pon thealleg tions made against them. Many of tho in- stances of pi^efeiential treatment cited agair.st the English railways before the Depart- mental Commit tee, indeed, were explained to the satisfaction <jf the examining board. And as tho President of the Board of Trade h°s already informed him elf of the arguments of the railway directors sgiin-t the traders' pro- posals with reference to companies' and owner' risks, an inT, ,i, a od equi table sett le- nient of the matters in dispute dlOUld be well within the range of practical possibilities.
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Man of Many Wiv&. SUPPOSED CAPTURE OF WITIHOFF. Buffalo. Monday:—The police here hope that in a prisoner named Anderson they have the notorious Dr. George Witzhoff, known as the man with a bundred wjycs." Fifteen months ;'go VVit.zhoff, under various aliases, was wanted by the police of America and England on bigamy charges, but he siipped the detectives in France, and no clue has since been gained as to his whereabouts. The man arrested here (says the Chronicle ') is charged with swindling a woman of foreign origin named Wagar of £2,000, by marrying her and then deserting her. The poiue hope that they will soon have evi- den re enough to attach other charges to the man, who bears a resemblance to Witzhoff. and whose methods are said to have been similar. For the present, however, they decline to state definitely that the man they have .s the deutist ladv-killer of international fame. The career of Wit/.liotT. supposed to have been arrested at Buffalo on charges of bigamy, reads like a fairy tale. There is no telling how many unfortunate women in Europe and the T-nited States his wiles have ensnared, how many victims he has ruined, how many lives have been blighted by the man who was de- scribed as the champion bigamist, and who carried on his operation uader numerous aliases. He is between 40 and 45 years of age, of powerful frame with hypnotic eyes." and a bright, cutertainmgmanncr. Born in Switzer, land of resnocta.bli! parents, he emigrated to 1-rncrica and learned dentistry in Philadelphia. His career of crime apparently began in Chicago. 'He is believed to have participated as a princi- pal in over 30 marriages, and lie has hired gen- tlemen to gei.married for him on a hundred or I more occasions, when it has not been con- venient for him to go through the ceremony personally. His object has aiwavs been to obtain as much money as possible from his dupes, ad then to desert, them. It is believed that he has secured over £5.00a in cash and jewellery from his numerous vic- tims- Wits.hoff is not the only man carrying fin this business in America. According to Mrs Charlotte Smith, president of the Women's International Rescue League, there are to-day in the United States no fewer than 50,000 women who have been married, robbed, aud deserted be professional bigamists. Witzhoff married seven wives in one week, and several of them?have complained of being drugged as well as fascinated by the captivating dentist. According to one of his" wives." a. Brooklyn girl, he was an accomplished linguist, and played the piano like a ma tor. He was well up in the different religious faiths, and could be Protestant, Roman Catholic or Jew, according to the belief of the lady he was courting. Organised Gang. Witzhoff belonged to an organised gang in New York which operated through the medium of matrimonial agencies. These agencies looked out for eligible young women, and. according to one informant, more than 1.000 scris had been married and deserted by this At Springfield Witzhoff published the follow- ing advertisement — A professional gentleman, of nice appear- ance, age ,2, desires the acquaintance of a sincere, affectionate lady, with some means object matrimony triflers ignored. Address particulars in first letter. Address Busy Bee,' thp Journal." Twelve ladies responded to this advertise- ment, and one, a boarding-house keeper, en- trusted Witzhoff with £100. Shû was. of course, deserted, being a vulgar woman," and the dentist looked out lor afresh partner. He got various sums from young ladies in Chicago, and married a nurse in Windsor (Canada), from whom lie received £100. One of Witzhoff's victims in this country- was Alice Bell, a South London girl, who, some time ago gave her i-eniar table experiences to our correspondent She married the arch- bignmist under the name of Dr Weston, and as sucii he carried on the business of a den- tist in Waterloo-road, Manchester. During iesidence there, said Alice Bell, money simply flowed in. Witzhoff told her they would have to move from Man Chester, and tha.t he had been married before. He said he had been a wicked man, but. he would be good from that day forward, if he had to sa-acp the streets for her. He told her of his wives" in America, and of his life-long duplicity, and said the police were after him Having dis- guised himself, they came to Londoa, and the bigamist bought a ticket for Dieppe. His last, Wfrdr. to her were, Cheer up. dear; things will soou be better." A kinder man she never wished to sae. Miss Bell returned with her baby to her father's .house.
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THE REV. C. F. AKED. Invitation to Assist Dr. Clifford. A cleflnile invitation has been forwarried to the Rev. F. AkeJ, of PembrokeCliapeLLiver- pool, by L'r. Clifford and the deacons of We&t- bourne Park Chapel to become the colleague of thedoit-orat Paddington. Mr Aked's answer has not yet been received. In Baptist circles, however, it is maintained that he will accept, the offer from America. Somu anticipatory criticism is recorded in Liverpool, to the effect that if he goes to the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. New York, he will lx: known as .Mr Rockefeller's private chaplain, and no pulpit force in America can live oown a reputation of this character. I A well -known Baptist correspondent writes: — Fifth Avenue. Church, New York. to which Mr Aked has been invited, is popularly known as the church of the millionaires. Mr Rocke- feller is one of the trustees, and his son, John D. Rockefeller, is a member, and the loader of a large Bible cla^s for men. It is said sar- castically f hat he feeds this class on platitudes, except occasionally, when he attempts to instruct the members in the beneficent workings of Providence as displayed in the use and pro- grcss of the Standard Oil Trust. Another famous trustee and member is Mr Hughes, who defeated Mr Hearst in the great fight for the Governorship of New York He is a man of different type Tho-o who know him say that he represents the vcry hct demerIts in Ameri- can liff). He did not allow his friendship for the Rockefellers to influence him in the recent I investigations into the methods "of the Standard Oil Trust- RVPIJ his opponent, Mr Hearst, was obliged to conii ss that he had never feeu such an indictment- Mr Rockefeller is a trus■ tee at Fifth Avpaur He t,t1I' retains his membership at Euclid-avenue Chun-h, Cleve- land. Ohio, of which he was one of the founders. He is most regular tn his attendance both at the Sunday services and at the wc*k-njght pray?r meetirg. At Ihe lalterh* ntlen leads the meeting in prayer with great emot ion. some- times with tears running down bis face. This has led scoffers to say that the Standard Oil Tiust is explosive at one end and evar gelis- at the other Mr Rockefeller's complex character they explain by saying that hi., mind is built in water-tight compartments, of which ODe is labelled Religion and another Stan- dard Oil Trust.'
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A COURAGEOUS LADY. Robber Seized by the Coat. I At Westminster Police Court on Monday George Roberts (46). giving a Westminster common lodging-bouse address, and with a bid police record, was before Mr Horace Smith on a remanded charge 01 stealing a purse frem Airs Leila Wood, a young married lady, living lit Hans-crescent Hotei. On the forenoon of the 18th inst. Mrs Wood was walking in Herbert-crescent, Brpmpton- road. with her purse firmly in her left hand, when the prisoner suddenly ran against her and snatched at, her purse. Retaining her hold, she seized him by the coat, calling for assistance from four men on the opposite side of the road As they took no notice she let her purse but iuereas-xl her bold the prisoner, though he nulled her into the middle of the road A lady eventually came to her assistance, and eventually a policeman arrived. The purse contained about 24s and receipts and other papers In the struggle prosecutrix said that her glasses were pulled away, and gold chain attached was broken. The purse was wrenplied from her and dropped on the ground. Constable Baker said that the purse was picked up. Prisoner made no reply to the charge. Mr Horace Smith committed the prisoner for trial, and complimented Mrs Wood on her courageous conduct
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INEBRiATES7H-iE--BLAMED. Mr Ford ham, the North London magistrato, II' Magistrate's Strong Comment. spoke strongly on Saturday of the working of the inebriates' home system- A woman, re- leased from the Fannfield Home eleven months before the expiry of tbe three years for which she bad been sent there, and found twice drunk withm eight, hours, occasioned his remarks. I f, he said, silt, bad been })erinitt»»d b>-the authorities at Farmhold to have completed the sentence, which the magistrate in his discretion passed, she might have, been reclaimed from this dreadful craze for strong drink. But it seemed as though the Farmfie'd people knew better than the magis rates, and this wps one of the results. hu would have to go back. (She protested with tears ) Mr Fordham added that it was a. great waste af public money that these homes should be kept up by the rates and the objects frustrated to an extent by the officials.
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FELL OUT OF A BOAT. I The Cardigan Drowning Case. As a result of ragging the river Tivv on Saturday afternoon' and Sunday, the body of the cnt'ortunate^sailor. Richard McKenna, of Skeer:e«, Comity Dublin, aged 26 years, who lost I his life by lnng fcotu a boat into the water, was • ecoveted at 5 'p.m. (1:1 Sunday. 01.1 Monday iifternoor. an inquest was held at the police station by Mr J. H Evans, coroner lor the I district, wit h Mr George Thomas as foreman of the jury The evidence of the crew of tbe vccsel and other witnesses having been taken, which showed, that every effort had been made to saw; the man, a verdict oi Accidcnt- tally drowned was returned.
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Secret Commissions 4 PROVISIONS OF THE NEW A( Coinmercial Bribery and Tip: An Act will come into iorce with the Year creating a new misdeem incur in fcbo," of the givers and receive/- 't bribes. Ner the receiver nor the donor u! eo-yjaission till now, been made amen. to the criro law, but. under the Prevention of Corrup Act, 1906, this s altered, aIL, the public g' rally, and commercial men in particular, do well to study the provision., of the Bill its meshes are wide. A legal correspondent says —How far really goes the judges alone can say; but case of tiw butcher who tips the cook certa. seems to be covered and the housewife remembers the shopman (in the hope t will be more attentive to her needs thai those of other customei's) and the diner > makes a humble offering to the carver (in expectation that his portion will be the juic may both he found to be offending against precepts. Even the Crhristmas box. pure • simple, may be open to suspicion afte- festive season of 1906 has come an j gone- The Act embraces a if agent?," all pi cipais," atfd all persons having busir relations with them and it define: age» as including any person employed by or act for another, and. principal as including employer. It declares that if any agent corrup accepts or obtains, or agrees to accept attempts to obtain, from any person, for hi ,If or for any other persou. any gift or C( siderntion as an inducement or reward for do or forbeariug to do, or for having after t passing of this Act done or forborne to do. a act in relation to his principal's affair or bli ness, or for showing or forbearing to sho favour or disfavour to ny person in relation his principal's affairs or business," he sb be guilty of a misdemeanour," and liable, indicted, to imprisonment tor two years, a ii ot £ 500, or both, and, if summarily convict* to imprisonment for four months, a fine or £ or hoth. And the person who corruptly giv or agrees to giv e, sucb gift or consideratior is similarly dealt with. What is there to protect the butcher. t, cook, the housewife, the shopman, the dia or the carver ? Either as donors or done they would seem to be in grave peril- If tb. consulted a lawyer he would probably assu ihemtlia-t the governing" ord in the stat" was the expression "corruptly;" and th unless the giving or receiving were of a corru nature no offence would have been committe1 But the authorities tend to show that the wo .0 corruptly in the present Act is used in ti samli sense as the word maliciously other penal statutes. An indictment contai ing the adverb maliciously is usually sui ported by proof that the accused did the act question wilfully and it is quite possible tJ1; the courts would hold, with reference to tl present C'oactmeot that if the payment of ti commission or making of the gift was intend 1 to be prohibited by the statute, evidence I a corrupt motive would not be necessar' And this view is supported by the judici definition of a bribe. "If a gift 1 made," said Romer, L.J in a recent cas to a confidential agent with a view of ndu ing the agent to a~b in favour of the donor relation to transactions between the donor ar the agent's principal. and that gift ,s secret between the donor and the agent, i.e., is wit! out the knowledge and consent of the prtncipfi then the gift is a bribe in the view of the law And a bribe is necessarily corrupt. But cook1 tradesmen, and housewives may take comfo from other sections of the Act. Prosecutions for offences under the Act a not to be instituted without the consent of tl Attorney-General or the Solicitor-General, an it is also declared that t^eVexatious Indictment Act shall apply to such prosecutions. Mor over, accused persons, if indicted. are not be tried at Quarter Sessions, but belore a j'udp or the High Court. All of which provisions wi check proceedings for trifling breaches of tb law But till th" C-outts have had an opportu- nity of interpreting the Act. no man can ss with certainty what it means. Words whic arc plain enouch to legislators and i iyrnc often puzzle and sometimes baffle the ¡n(1 eu1Ïncnt lawyers. New League Formed. A working committee has been formed t found The Secret Commissions and Bribel Prevention League." in view of the Freventic of Corruption Act. 1905, which comes into forc. on January 1st. The design of the eague that its operations hail be governed by a larg council representative -)f all the principal ccci pations 0; the country, and of chambers1 commerce, trade associations, and the inst tutcs of a], professions, and administered by committee of workable size selected from th council. The support of all persons interest* in maintaining unsullied the commerce of tl United Kingdom is invited. Mr A. B. W Gwyt 52. Coleman-street, London, E C, ij aqticig r secretary pro tem. The members of t1 working committee incli I'ec- the chairman of + council of the Loudon Chamber of Commcrc and Lord Fortescue, chairman of the. Cantet and Mess Co-operative Society. Limited.
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a. As each M.P. left the House of Commons o Saturday Miss Gawthorpe. the fruffragis' handed him an inst ribed AN-hat woman really wants for a Christmas present Members laughingly thanked her, and openir the envr.lcpps, pulied out slips on which wet printed. A Vote," in big Mack letters. —^
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