The Cardiff Times

jEatrhramiaL JF you are married, or contemplate takin* this important step, we semi you valuable informa- n which you onght to know Send your address, and we will send catalogue and paBiphlet free.—Ad- dress H. G. Kerr, West-hill. Wandsworth. London. 737 Iff"ATBLMONY.- SpinsterTfiSSO"y eaiTy and other 1T1 property, residing in secluded old Manor, feei- ng lonely, desires Marriage .absolute secrecv — A Grange, Advertiser" O, BrIStol. 88 ATItIMONY. -Gentleman, aged 49, widower, m no family, nice establishment, income B3.500 'per annum, wishes to correspond with Christian lady (spinster or widow) with view to early mar- riage. If possessi ng means so much the bettor. Settle- pent will be made.—Address letter to Mr G. Mabery, JJ4, New Oxford-street, London. Musical. PIANO, a bargain must be sold owing to death very little used.—Apply Morgan, 119, Cathays- terrace, Cathays, Cardiff. 222 fllHE Abertillery Temperance Brass Band open to I take Engagements at Club Anniversaries, De- monstrations, Fetes and Galas, etc. Terms on apfliea tioik to J. h. Munro, Abertillery, Mon. 425 ^ihxaiians iffaxant. GROCERS' Assistants.—Vacancies occur for a good First Counterman and a Junior Assistant, in ready-money Grocery and Provision trade. Country town. Both must be thoroughly respectable and able to furnish good references. Progressive wages.—Apply by letter, stating age and experience, to M.B., 36, c/o Abbott, 32, Eastcheap, London. 14760 SOUSEKEEPER.—Wanted immediately, a work- jLJL ing Housekeeper, experienced and steady; not than 26 years of age satisfactory references Indispensable.—Daniel, Grocer, Pontypool. 332 71X> Smiths.—One accustomed to jobbing.—Apply, stating JL wages, and reference to ability and sobriety, to ltd, ywdoe, Aberdare. 308 Q2 weekly and upwards may be honestly realised by either sex, without hindering present occupa- tion.—For sample, &c., enclose addressed envelope to .8Tau. Watta.and Co. (P. 136), Merchants, Birmingham. «—*n>l« is genuine. 517 i .iihtations fliantW. /"IBXTLEMAN (28), good at correspondence and \Jf figures, desires immediate Engagement in office business house, or secretaryship. Good references.— Brookes, Wellington-road, Newport, Salop. 185 m0 Tailors.—Garments made up for the bespoke- JL trade.—Apply M and B, 388, Mare-street. Lon- j ■<*>, N.E. 561 £$tncusf ttraIJilltrs, &t. A Good Agent Wanted salary paid weekly aad commission anyone with spare time may secure 4b good and independent position; any part of England; Unite easy; no risk or outlay no samples to Duy or 1 parry; ample opportunities for promotion.—Apply by 't 0 fl Setter to 65 H, 3, Brushfield-street, London, E.C. 3241 WANTED, Managers of Watch Clubs.—To write to J. Robertohaw, Godwin-street, Bradford, when they will learn something to their advantage. ? Wiqtdts, &r. SAFETIES Safeties! Safeties !—Cheapar than ever; 500 machines in stock machines of all ^gg^-s; safeties, rear drivers, 30in. wheels, balls to all 3, warranted new and sound, from S3 17s 6d Coanioifc 4yrol Machines, over 200 in stock, prices from ø log 6, sen other machines equally as cheap; cheapest "Ck in West of England, having made a large stock, bought in the dead of winter sent ltee on receipt v.1* address, illustrated catalogue, con- taining honored* °* new and second-hand machines neatest bargains eTer offered 50 per cent cheaper SM some in the try **e; agents wanted.—Apply W. R. WarrOow, Cycle Wv rks» Chippenham, Trowbridge, Bridgwater, and Wevf°n-3UPer Mare- Address all letters to 14742 Jør a:t. Tj^ARTHENWARE.—Seeonds, a- SVted cratus, 22 ■ U well assorted best goods, £ 3. Write for lisl- 0Works Pottery, Longtos, Staffordshire- 883 T^l ETTING (tanned) for fruit trees, strawberry beds, tennis lawn fencing, etc., 1, 2,3, and 4 yards paid-¥AM ^94^" êmG Ell Improved System Hand ilnwiafc Machine, £ 5 ^th cover latest style, new, faultless 5s; 57s 6d; sent on trial to any address carriage Address Z 16, Daily News," Cardiff. SPLENDID pair of Opera and Field Glasses, net v> in case cost £ 2 2s 15 mile range; sell 19b » sent on approval post free to any address.—V 17, i Daily News," Cardiff. 17 J OUTH WALES PROPERTY GAZETTE,' A J MONTHLY REGISTER OF KSTATBS, HOUSES, XIANSS, Ac., to be lxr or SOLD in Wales, Monmouth- shire, West of England, Ac. 1,000 Copies sent Moothly, post-free, to the leading inhabitants of Wales and Monmouthshire. Insertions free. Oopiee I poet-free, from Messrs HBltN, Estate Agents, Auctioneers. Ac., 74, St. Mary-street. Cardiff. 2444 mBBKE Black Spaniel Field Puppies, one dog two X bitches, for Sale worth 5 guineas each now fit for breaking in for the coming season.—H. Giles, Monk- ton Heathneld, near Taunton. 303 JliaaUaiuons. FURNISH on our New Hire Svstem. Houses of Apartments completely furnished on a new ays tem adopted solely by us, whereby all publicity, exposure, and inquiries usually made by other com panies are dispensed with. We have an immense stock of Household Furniture of cheap and superior quality. All goods sold on the Hire System at ready-money prices, We make no extra charge for entdit, and all home in a private ran free of No tffrmftft at i>|Twnffiiit awwalm made; ago wSM ntl J ,Dehl."1II ,J, and will undertake to supply furniture, etc., at 10 per cent. less than any price-list issued by any firm in Cardiff. Eleven showrooms. Call and inspect our im- mense steck, and compare prices before purchasing elsewhere. Wo will supply £ 6 worth for 2s od weekly ■ £ 10 worth, 4s weekly £ 15 worth for 5s weekly £ 20 worth, 6s weekly, and so on in proportion. Special terms for larger quantities. Please note the Address: SOUTH WALES FURNISHING COMPANY, 31, Castle-st. (opposite the Castle). Cardiff. 12783-1105-10 A BLESSING to Ladies.—The most Miraculous Medicine ever discovered for all irregularities, and removes all obstruction. This wonderful remedy relieves all distressing symptoms, saves doctors' bills, and preserves health. Thousands have been relieved by ita use, as testified by the numerous unsolicited testimonials. Pills are useless, and only cause disap- pointment. Stamped addressed envelope for price list, and copies of testimonials, which are guaranteed genuine, under a penalty of:elooo, open to inspection and investigation. The most and only effectual remedy on earth. Try and judge for yourself.—"C.T." Das- mail, Waltliamstow. 14710 A complete nativity, matrimonial prospects, future J\ events, 3s; matrimony only, Is.—Send sex, birthtime, Professor Thompson, 111, Glenroy-street, Cardiff. 873 ORNS and Bunions.—A Gentleman many years tormented with Corns will be happy to inform others how he obtained their complete removal in a (Ohort period without pain or inconvenience.—Send ad- dress on stamped envelope to S. P. Woollatt, Esq., Ware, Herts. This is no quack imposture. 14746 SiS VERY HKAD of a ramily should send for Harpur Xwelvetrees' Illustrated Price Lists of Laundry Machinery, and Pamphlet entitled, "How we Wash at Horn* containing most valuable practical experi- ence. Post free.— Harpur Twelvetrees, Laundry Engineer. 8, City-road. London E.C. 14001 I JEWELLERY, Watches, Watch Materials, Toys, Cutlery, Pipes. Wholesale list post free.—Wright, St. Luke's-road, Birmirgham. 356 ]*/■"ARRIED Lady has a valuabltTharmless Recipe 1?|. of great importance to ladies. — Stamped ad- dressed envelope for particulars, Mrs E. Wilson, Elder Grove, Sheffield. 855 SIX Cabinet Portraits, 3s; three for 2si Twelve Carte Portraits, 2s 2d six for Is 4d. Eight-inch Enlargement, 3s; three for 6s. Stamp size, 24 for Is 6d 100 for 3s 3d. Send carte or cabinet and Postal Order, and in about ten days yon will receive highly- Unished copies, with original.—Francis and Co.. 29, Ladgate Hill, London 14001 fpO Ladies.—Infallible Remedy for all Obstructions JL and Irregularities. Safe and certain. Before trying another remedy, send stamped envelope for particulars and testimonials of this. Advice free.— Medicu3, The Laurels, Junction-road, Southsea, Hants. WHY do Men Suffer from weakness, despondency, T T and nervousness, its evils, when they can write to a friend (who has given the matter life-long study) and be cured? Simple self-treatment. Enclose stamped envelope to W. H. Brown, Esq., 14, Chesham-road, Brighton, who will send sufferers prescription free. fftoo,000,000 in Chancery. Why pay for a single name ■? when you can have them all for Is, with instruc- tions how to proceed ? Thousands have already been recovered though our genuine and copyright register. AH could be recovered if you would inquire for your- eelves, instead of waiting to be inquired for. Send at Mice. A fortune may await you. Reduced price of snrrent edition, Is, post free.—COX and CO., 55 and 56, Chancery-lane, London. Established since the oeenning of the century. 14725 $t0tW £ 1'lO"Y! TO LEND IN NEWPORT, CARDIFF, AND SOUTH WALES. I ilROiM £ 10 to £ 20,000, with or without security, at r Five per Cent, per annum, being more thun one- Salf less tnan any other place in the district. Re- payable on easv terms. No fees charged. Apply personally or by letter, THE NEWPORT EXCHANGE AND DISCOUNT BANK, No. 2, NEW DOCK-ST., NEWPORT. T. M. LITTLE, Manager and Sole Proprietor. ^RiUs DwcoBnted. 2«eMp*Mpnex Sxchaniad. Money can be had dh the first application, as teens we no directors to be consulted, nor persons' business exposed. 14752 MO K Ji X, LENT PRIVATELY •A* A FEW HOURS' NOTICE. A Gentleman having a large amount of Capital is willing to grant advances, upon note of hand alone, for any term not exceeding 1& years, from £ 15 to £ 1,000 at 5 per cent., to Clergymen, Fanners, Hotel Proprietors, Lodging-house Keepers, Tradesmen, or to aey responsible Person, Male or Female, in Town or Country. (Without loan aflee ftrmmlUie* #r MtU oj Sale-) Diatance no object, and so long as the interest is paid the capital can remain. No gennino application refused. All communications are treated strictly private.—Apply to the actual Lender, H. Harrison, Esq.- 87, York-road, Westminster Bridge-road, London. 12986 MR-S Rli W. AND S. BERN, ESTATE AGENTS, rHL 74, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, are prepaxad to ad tance from £100 to E100,000 on Mortgage of Freehold erlAuehold Property, and from RaO to £ 1,008 on per- sonal soenrity. 3664 'IMPORTANT NOTICE.—If you want Money, send I stamp for Prospectus before borrowing elsewhere, to Mr Pike, 43, Salisbury-road, Cardiff 14421 mjroNEY LFNT ON NOTE OF HAND AT SHORT 1W| NOTICE, by a Private Gentleman, from ^10 to £ 1,000, at 5 per cent. Why apply to Professional Money Lenders, so-called Companies or Banks, when any responsible applicant can obtain an advance Privately, without sureties and the usnal formalities of a Loan Office? For the benefit of Borrowers I am prepared to grant advances from one to ten yeaxain any part o< England or Wales, to male or female (distance no object), and if desired the in- terest can bo paid quarterly or half-yearly, or as may bo arranged, therefore the applicants get t £ >e full benefit of cash advanced Apply in confidence to the actua lender, H. HUNTER, Esq., 11351 130, Westminster Bridge-road, London. IS. FIELDING and CO., LIMITED, continue to 1. advance from jB& to jSl.OOO on application, with- out delay. > o publicity; no fees; low interest; easy repayments. Communications aad enquiries are treated in strict confidence. Advances made in townorooontry. Prospectuses free, or send stamped envelope to the Registered Office, Th Hayes Buildings (Side Entrance -Dear Batcbelor's Monument), the Hayes, Cardiff. I J&mmr. AAA TO LEND, BY THB SOUTHERN ob 4 OiVVV COUNTIES DEPOSIT BANK, LIMITED, in sums of £ 10 to £ 500, on NOTE OF HAND ALONE, or 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, repayable by easy instalments. No sureties required, and no good application is ever refused. All communications strictly private. This Bank was expressly incorporated under Act of Parlia- ment to advance money at a low rate of interest to respectable persons, and the public are cautioned 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, and carry out the advance, thus avoiding any DELAY.—Apply per- sonally, or write stating amount required, and now repayable, to the Manager, Mr A. J. Suffolk, 1, Queen. square, BRISTOL. District Agent :-Mr A. M. Bailey, Auctioneer, 8, Custom House-street. Cardiff. 540 MONEY LENT PRIVATELY UPON NOTE OF HAND, WITHOUT BILL of SALE or LOAN OFFICE ROUTINE, from :£10 to 25M at 5 per Cent, to responsible persons on their own personal security, and to assist in taking or opening a business. Advances also made upon reversions, Shares, Policies, Furniture and Stock (without removal), in town or country, without any delay. Apply personally, or write to the Lender, JOHN EDGAR, Esq., Fern Villa, St. MaryVroad, Willesden, London, N.W. (private house). 14712 jptthfo smunts. CARDIFF. fJlHEATEE ROYAL, CARDIFF. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. Special Engagement, for Six Nights Only of MR J. PITT HARD ACRE'S COMPANY In Tom Taylor's World-renowned Drama, The rjlICKET OF LEAVE MA-N,, MONDAY, MAY 16TH, Mr O. Barn's Company in the London Gaiety Burlesque, JOAN OF ARC, 1041 3ittubing øWfus. PRINCIPALITY PERMANENT JL INVESTMENT gUILDING SOCIETY. ARGEST, EST, and £ J^HEAPEST k/I in Wales and the West of England. Apply for prospectus to W. SANDERS, Managing SEC., 28, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. AGENTS-Newport: Mr J. M. WOOD, 2, Tradegar. place. Penarth and Barry Mr D. H. EDMUNDS, 4, High-st.. Penarth. 1023-7422 Ebbw Vale Mr J. A. DAVTES, Ida-place. HE TAUNTON AND WEST OF ENGLAND PERPETUAL BENEFIT BUILD ING SOCIETY. ESTABLISHED 1857. INCORPORATED 1883. OFFICES 3, HAMMET-STREET, TAUNTON. SECRETARY MIL ALBERT GOODMAN. BORROWING SHARES. B60 EACH. SUMS of MONEY are ready to be advanced on security of any description of real property—freehold, leasehold, or copyhold—on the most eqmtable terms the principal and interest repayable by Monthly Instal- ments. INVESTING SHARES, B60 EACH, realised in about 13 years and 4 months by Monthly Payments of Five Shillings per share. FULLY PAID-UP S bearing a fixed rate of interest, payable half-yearly, or allowed to accumulate. DEPOSITS received. Interest at 4 per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly, or may accumulate. Prospectuses, or any further particulars, may be ob- tained on application to the Secretary, as above, or to Mr T. WEBBER, 189 25, Queen-street Arcade, Cardiff. S. FIELDING & CO., LIMITED^ CAPITAL £ 60,000. REGISTERED OFFICES, HAYES BUILDINGS, THE HAYES, CARDIFF, Are receiving deposits in sums of not less than jSlO upon the following terms (until further notice):— On demand, at 4 percent, per annum. At Three months' notice at.. 5 „ „ „ At Six months. notice at. 6 „ „ H At Twelve months' notice at 7 „ „ „ For further particulars apply personally, or by letter, to the Secretary, at the above address. 8210-151e Reversions purchased. Annuities arranged. 14723 JJOME, gWEET HOME. Clean as a whistle, Bright u a pin This is the state Your house will be in- If yennew g U XLI a HT g O A P (1. in every department- KITCHEN. LAUNDRY, AND HOUSEHOLD. Easy the washing, Lovely the clothes, Floors nice and clean, Sweet as the rose. SUNLIGHT gOAP does it all. Try it. A WONDERFUL MEDICINE BEECHA^TS" PILLS. ARE universally admitted to be worth GCXNJSA A BOX for bilious and nervous dis- orders, such as wind and pain in the stomach, sick headache, giddiness, fulness and swelling after meals, dizziness and drowsiness, cold chills, flushings of heat, low of appetite, shortness of breath, coetivenoss, scurvy, blotches on the skin, disturbed sleep, frightful dreams, and all nervous and trembling sensations, &c. The first does will give relief in twenty minutes. EVfery sufferer is earnestly invited to try one box of these Pill?, and they will be acknowledged to be WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. For females of all ages these Pills are invaluable, as a few doses of them carry off all humours, and bring about all that is required. No female should be without them. There is no medicine to be found equal to BEECHAM S PILLS for removing any ob- struction or irregularity of the system. If taken ucoiding to the directions given with each box they willsoon restore females of all ages to souud and robust health. This has been proved by thousands who have tried them, and found the benefits which are insured by their use. For a weak stomach, impaired digestion, and all disordexsof the liver, they act like "MAGIC," and a few doses will be found to work wonders upon the most important organs in the human machine. They strengthen the whole muscular system, re- store the long lost complexion, bring back the keen edge of appetite, and arouse into action with the ROSEBUD of health the whole physical energy of the human frame. These are "FACTS testified continually by members of all' cla-isee of society, and ono of the best guarantees to the nervous and debilitated is that BEECHAM'S PILLS have the largest sale of any patent medicine in the world." BEECHAM'S MAGIC COUGH PILLS, aa a remedy for Coughs in general, asthma, bronchial affections, hoarseness, shortness of breath, tightness and oppression of the chest, wheezing, &c., these Pills stand unrivalled. They are the best ever offered to the public, and will speedily remove that sense of opprss- COCBH Piu £ a trial, and the roost violent cough will in a short time be removed. Prepared only, and sold wholesale and retail, by tbfc gf2k* Seat by alt flwjjiito and Patent Medicine Demiert everywhere. N.B.—Full directions are given with each box. 14719 KEALL'S AMERICAN MANDRAKE PILLS MANDRAKE: MANDRAKE! MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE, MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANT -ARE MANIMCAKE MANDRAKE The great remedy for Bili- ous and Liver Complaints, Indigestion, Piles, A Gravel, and the greatest Blood Puri- fier of the age. Sold in boxes Is l%d, 2s 9d, 4s 6d. and lis. Free by poet by the proprietor. Monday. Chemist, Oardifl- Robb, Chemist, Rosth; Gar- rett Brothers, Newport ;J. G. Isaac (late Hayman), Che- mist, Neath; Newbery and Son, London. Proprietor — Mr KIMTiTi, Cb«mat&Dentist, 199, High- street, Swansea. 80761012 PILLS PILLS PILLS PILLS PILLS PILLS PILLS PILLS PILLS PILLS PILLS PILLS PILLS PILLS PILLS PILLS PILLS PILLS PILLS PILLS PILLS Established nearly half a century. P "ETREEDMAN AND CO., 1,2.3,44, MABKETZBUILDINGS, DOCK-STREET, N EWPORT, MON. Only address as above, and no connection wtIb any other establishment. PICTURE FRAME MAKERS, CABINET- MAKERS, CABINET DEALERS, BUILDERS, and otbera are invited to send for samples and price list of our large variety of English and German Mool- dinga, Oleographs, Chromos, and Looking-glasses. The largest stock in the I West of England of foreign glass, at exceptionally low prices. Samptesual moukftok "d I im abow car4 frutad aadietszaed free at cart, 139ft ASFER A MER ICAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL 4S3&39& STEAMERS. "■■i"" LIVERPOOL TO PHILADELPHIA EVERY WEDNESDAY. First-class, full-powered Iron Steamships. Accommodation for Passengers equal to any Euro- pean Line. Passengers and goods landed at Philadel- phia on the Wharf of the Pennsylvania Railroad. This is the shortest and best route to the West. Apply to RICHARDSON, SPENCE & CO., 19 and 22, Water-street, Liverpool LOCAL AGENTS :—T. H. Austin, Neath-road, Lan dore Brown and Hey burn, 1, Friars Chambers, Dock- street, Newport; S. J. Da vies, 9, Edward-place, Cardiff; J. Morgan, P.O., Pontypool; J. Evans, Emigration Agent, Fleur-de-lis; J. Roberts, Graig Post-office, Pontypridd T. C. Howe and Co., Cardiff. U867 HITE STAR LINE /CTlftftr V V ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. 4 £ £ §g £ S&:LIVERPOOL to NEW TORK, via QUEENSTOWN EVERY WEDNESDAY GERMANIC, Wednesday May 18 TEUTONIC, Wednesday !May 25 Second Cabin will be carried in the voyage marked thus*. The splendid vessels of this line are all of the largest class, uniform in model and arrange- menta, and unsurpassed in the completeness of their appointments. Saloon and State Room amid- ships. Steerage Passage at low rates. Apply to Guthrie, Heywood, & Co., Bute Docks; S. J. Davies, 9, Edward- place, Queen-street, Cardiff; D. T. Davies, 52, High- street, Merthyr Tydvil; James Roberts, The South Wales Emigration Office, Pontypridd; J. Thomas, Commercial-road, Tredegar W. Hancock, 2, Downing- street, Llanelly or to ISMAY, IMRIE, and CO., 34, Leadenhall-street, London, E.C., and 10, Water-street, LiverpooL 10029 /CARDIFF AND BORDEAUX /GTTRRN THE CARDIFF STEAMSHIP ^SjaESnErCOMPANIES FIRST-CLASS SCREW STEAMERS will sail as follows:— TAFF Cardiff for Bordeaux May 13 DORDOGNE.Bordeaux for Cardiff May 16 With goods and passengers. For Rates of Freight, &c., apply to Mr A. G. Todd, ft, Quai des Chartrous, Bordeaux and at the Offices the Company, 51, Mount Stuart*aquare, Cardiff. 1071 9481 HOOPER CAMPBELL A CO.. Managers. IJttMiratiflns. LANDAFF CATHEDRAL. Exterior View, and other Illustrations Large Ground-nlan and Descriptive Article. THK GUILDER of May 7 contains above, being No. 17 of the CATHEDRAL SERIES now appearing. Price 4%d (post free). THE REREDOS, ST. PAUL'S. Reprinted from "THE BUILDER" (15in. by in.), on stout paper, unfolded, for framing, 6d; by post, 8d. "PORTFOLIOS, JL for Preserving the Plates unfolded, 2s 6d; by post, 38. London: Office of THE BUILDER," 46, Catherine- street, W. C. 14765 POST FREE, bD. .L%T THE MODERN TREATMENT OF ON THE MODERN TREATMENT OF NERVOUS DISEASES and EXHAUSTION IN MEN, by Local Absorption. "Simple, scientific, effectual. "-TribuM. 14688 London E. NORTON, 249% HIGH HOLBORN 7121 THE CONFESSIONS & EXPERIENCE of an INVALID, designed as a warning and a caution to others supplying at the same time the means of self-cure, by one who has cured himself, after undergoing the usual amount of Medical Imposition and Quackery. Single Copies may be had (post free) by sending a stamped addressed envelope to the author, ARTHUR DIXON, Esq., 8568 14732 Hounslow, near London. MEDICAL ADVISER, Post Free, with Sketches and Details for Cure, Six Stamps, From J. WILLIAMS, MEDICAL PUBLISHER, 22, Marischal-street, Aberdeen. MHE POCKET MEDICAL ADVISER, JL For Self-treatment of Nervous Ailments, Func- tional Derangements induced by overwork, worry, excesses, and other enervating infinences, aad their associated evils, BY THE NEW LOCAL TREATMENT. A boon to all desiring self-cure' without recourse to physic or the family doctor.' "-Medical. Review* A Country Parson writes thus: Your I Guide enabled me to cure myself and others after years of useless treatment and suffering." "Sufferers from any malady should procure this bandy Referee on Various Ailments,' and thus avoid doctors' fees and objectionable medichm"-Gazow- 14561 $r0jttrf £ &L, to d. GRASS F ARMS, Arable Farms, Estates, Country Houses rents from 5s an acre, prices from£7a.nacre; all sizes. Messrs Rut tor's Monthly Farm Register, post free 2d, is the largest list published. 5, New Bridge-street, London. Farms far Sale 66acres, £ 780; 117 acres, £ 1,200 410 acres, £ 3,000 1,500others. "0\ » ■ • -v gULPHOLINE L OTION FOR CLEARING THE SKIN, SPOTS, BLEMISHES, BLOTCHES, REDNESS, ROUGHNESS. DIS COLOURATIONS, UNSIGHTLY OBJECTIONABLE APPEARANCES, UNCOMFORTABLE SKIN DISFIGUREMENTS, Entirely Fade Away. U ULPHOLINE LOTION makes SKIN K3 HEALTHY, SOFT, BSAUTIFUL, TRANSPARENT. 8HOOTH, SOTFLE, COUNTEBAOTB aaotacrn gg WEATHER, EMBELISHBS and IMPROVES. Bottles, 2a 9d. Sold everywhere. ULPHOLINE.-ThebestSHINLOIION BEAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT, COOLING and REFRESHING. A most DESIRABLE APPLIBATION. ABSOLUTELY PURE and HARMLESS. Bottles, 2s 9d. Sold everywhere. JpEPPER'S QUININE AND JRON 2s. 6d. fJIONIC. 2s. 6d. HEALTH, STRENGTH, ENERGY. GREAT BODILY STRENGTH, GREAT NERVE STRENGTH. GREAT MENTAL STRENGTH. GREAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH Follows the use of PEPPER'S QUININE ANDIRON TONIC. It improves the appetite, promotes digestion, greatly strengthens the nerves, increases strength of pulse, gives firmness to the muscles, alters pale countenance, supplies deficient heat to weak circula. tions, overcomes bodily weariness and weakness, cares many painful complaints—neuralgia, sciatica, &c. is a remedy for dyspepsia, stomach affections, Ac,, and thoroughly recruits tne health. PEPPER'S QUININE & IRON TONIC. MOST IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. A new, smaller size bottle of this valuable medicine is now supplied at 2s 6d, thus bringing it to the reach of all classes, and greatly preventing the many in- jurious imitations largely offered. PEPPER'S TONIC. Insist on having it. Bottles, 12 doses, 2s 6d; next size, 52doaes, 4s 8d. Sold everywhere. p EPPER'S T ARAXACUM AND PODOPHYLLIN. THE SAFEST ANTIBILIOUS MEDICINE. A FLUID LIVER MEDICINE, WITHOUT MERCURY, MADE FROM DANDELION AND MANDRAKE ROOTS, are now used and regularly prescribed by many Physicians instead of blue pQls and. calomel for the cure of dyspepsia, billiousness, and all symptoms of congestion of the liver, which are generally pain beneath the shoulders, headache, drowsiness, no appetite, furred tonxue, disagreeable taste in the morn- ing. giddiness, disturbance of the stomach, and feeling of general depression. Bottles, 2s 9d and 4s 6d. Sold by all Chemists. Insist on having Pepper's. LOcKYER's SULPHUR ][JAM R ESTORER. THE BEST. THE SAFEST. THE CHEAPEST RESTORES THE COLOUR TO GREY HAIR. INSTANTLY STOPS THE HAIR FROM FADING. OCCASIONALLY USED, GKEYNESS IS IMPOSSIBLE. REMOVES SCURF, AND EMBELLISHES THE HAIR, CAUSING IT TO GROW WHEREVER THIN AND PATCHY. 10 Large bottles, Is bd. Sold everywhere. 11845 GEORGE'S PILE AND GRAVEL PILLS vJT are now recognised by all as being the best Medi- cine yet discovered for PILE and GRAVEL, as wen as for the fallowing pains, which, in 99 cases out of every 100, are caused by these painful maladies:— Pain In the Back, Flatulency, Griping, Colic, a Sense of Weight in the Back and Loins, Darting Pains in the region of the Heart, Liver, and Kidneys, Constipation, Pains in the Thighs Sa«p» times shooting down to the caB td the Leg and Foot; Suppression and Retention of Urine Pains In the Stomach, and all Liver Complaints. Thousands have beii med by tbese POlg, and'nmy who lave been pronounced nopeless have been thoroughly restored to health by their use. One Box will convince the most sceptical of their efficacy. In order to suit all who may be suffering from ONE or BOTH of these Maladies, the Proprietor prepares this Vegetable Remedy in the following form ;— NO. L—GEORGE'S PILE AND GRAVEL POJ £ No. 2.—GEORGE 3 GRAVEL PILLS. No. &-GEORGES PILLS FOR THE PILES. Important Testimonials from Doctors, Chemists, and Invalids, from all parts of the country, will be for. warded to any address on receipt of astamped envelope. Sold in Boxes, Is l%dand 2s 9d, by au respectable Chemists. By Poet, Is 4d and 3s in Postage Stamps. Every box is protected by the Government Stamp. Nana.fbe title PILE and GRAVEL PILLS" is Copyright, aad entered at sbdwoorie Hall. ProPrk-r-J. B. GEORGE, M.B.P.s.. Hirwain, Glamorgan. May be had Wholesale from most Patent Medicine Warehouses in London, Bristol, Israrpool, and Man- chwter. 4S79-32&8 CARDIFF DYEING AND SCOURING c WORKS, 1. NELSON-TERRACE, CARDIFF. J. S. HOBBS, „ PROPRIETOR. Moreen, and Rep Window Curtains, Silks, of every description Cleaned, Dyed, and finished in a superior style. Gentlemen's clothes cleaned and returned in 24 hoars. TTO7 B L A I R't3. G OUT AND R"AUNAM, I p-. CUBiC GOUT. CUBE RHEUMATISM. CURE SCIATICA. >. UKE LUMBAGO. CORK NEURALGIA The excruciating pain is quidel relieved, and cared in a Jew days >y these celebrated PHte, well- known SB the Great Kenedy for tibe wove ceaapHUntSy No reatntnt of public goticts. OOYAL NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD XV OF WALES, RHYL, SEPTEMBER 6, 7, 8, AND 9, 1892. UPWARDS OF 2,1,000 IN PRIZES. OFFICIAL PRIZE LIST to be had of Meam T-m beame and Hensworth, RhyI. price 6d. GKNKRJLL SECRETARY Mr L PIERCE-LEWIS Solicitor, RhyL 14762 CPLONIAL HALL, NEW STREET, CARDIFF. EXHIBITION OF GAS APPLIANCES, FOOD COOKERY, DOMESTIC APPLIANCES, AND SANITATION (LECTURES BY MISS LEWIS, OP NOTTINGHAM), WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY, MAY 24TH, FOR TEN DAYS. 14767 H. J. OXMAN, MANAGER. CAUTION.—TO ALL WHOM IT MAY c CONCERN. WHEREAS certain persons Lave recently used the name SINGER" to designate Sewing Machines not manufactured by THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, AND WHEREAS proceedings have been commenced in the High Court of Justice (Chancery Division) to restrain certain persons from using the Trade Name "SINGER," NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons using the aforesaid Trade Name SINGER," either alone or in conjunction with other words, contrary to the Decisions of the House of Lords in "The Singer Manufacturing Company v. Wilson," and The Singer Manufacturing Company v. Loog," or otberwise wrongfully, will be held liable for so doing. (Signed), GILBERT D. W ANSBROUGH, 14755 39, Foster-lane, London, E.C.. 62e Solicitor for the Singer Manufacturing Co. BLUNDELL'S SCHOOL, TIVERTON, DEVON.—Five (or more) Scholarships, of the value of S12 to 220 per annum, will be awarded on the result of examination to be held in July, 1892. Rell. lations, List of Subjects, and Prospectus may be ob- tained from the Headmaster. Tne following are some recent successes since June, 1891 W. O. Allcock, Mathematical Scholarship, Exeter College, Oxford. H. F. Hallifax, Huish Exhibition, Balliol College, Oxford. H. M. MacVicar, Hulme Exhibition for Modem History, B.N.C., Oxford. G. W. Hockley, Second Class Classical, Final School, Oxford. A. H. Browne, Second Class, Classical Moderations, Oxford. E. R. Hallifax, Blnndell's Scholarship, Balliol College, Oxford. F. G. Johnson, Blnndell's Exhibition, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. H. F. Hallifax, Indian Civil Service Admission (direct), 9th place. J. Wyatt, Third Class, Classical Moderations, Ox. ford. H. M. Smith, Mathematical Scholarship, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. B. P. Ell wood, Commission, with Honours, Prize for Military Law. L. Delves-Broughton, Commission, VA. J. A. Stevens, Classical Scholarship, Corpus Christi College. A. B. Sped ding, Sandhurst Cadetship, E. G. Horton, W. F. Hodge, H. Bond, J. M. Collyns, J. A. Dredge, R. E. Balsdon, London Matriculation, First Division. 14757 (gintraticn. COWBRIDGK piREATHOUSE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS' vJ PJWfCIPALS- MRS AND nM MISSES CULVER WELL. 1024-7833 SWANSEA. /GIRLS' BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL, VJT BELLE VUE, SWANSEA. Principals, the Misses PHILLIPS. assisted by resident English and Foreign Governesses and visiting Masters. The house is pleasantly situated in its own grounds, on a hill, and overlooking the sea. 14580 TAUNTON. INDEPENDENT COLLEGE, JL TAUNTON. Principal: Rev F. WILKINS A VELING, M.A., B.se. (Exhibitionor at London University; Pye Smith Scholar; Entrance Scholar at University College, London; Dr Williams Divinity Scholar; Scripture Prizeman at London University, &c. Author of Light and Heat. "Greek Syntax," "Free Trade," "Church Principias. ck.), assisted bs Resident and Visiting Masters. A Thorough Scriptural, Commercial, and nfemaWl Education. Special preparations for Matriculation and B-A-, of London, Civil Service (all brandies), entrance to all Universities, and (for younger pupils) the Cam- bridge Local and the Cambridge Preceptor Ry-in tions. Liberal Diet. Twenty-seven Acres of Land, Cricket Pavilion, Covered Playground and Gymnasium, Swimming Batb, 0*rpent«rs' Workshop. JUNIOR SOTOOL (for bow viator ll); Lady Superintendent. Miss BIXDD, assftaied by Certificated Lady Teacher, ana the College Sta* ef MaoMn. Several SC&olarships. Terms from 32 Gaineas a Year. The Next Tel* will eommMOe on Tuesday, May 3rd. 12413 ALBERT GOODMAN, Secretory JOHN LANCE & CO., (THE GREAT HOUSE FOR HOME SHOPPING) Are now fully prepared with their complete assortment of Spring and Summer Fashions, and they respectfully invite an inspection of the same. M A N T L B 8 An immense assortment of elegancies in aJl the Season's Novelties at all prices. MILLINERY, COSTUMES, QHILDREN'S JJRESSES, JERSEYS, &c., &c. Of the highest class at exceedingly Moderate Prices. COMPLETE SETS OF PATTERNS OF FANCY OB WASHING DRESS FABRICS FREE ON APPLICATION. Caniage Paid on all Parcels over 10s in valne. N.R.—J. L and Co. have just been appointed Sole Agents in Cheltenham for the Systeme Jay Glove. Prices from 3s 6d per pair. ——- 14708 125 TO 128, HIGH-STREET, CHELTENHAM. W E. VAUGHAN AND CO., STEAM-POWER DYERS, FRENCH CLEANERS, &c., LLANDAFF-ROAD, CARDIFF. BRANCH KSXAHUSHKENTS 2, QUEEN-STREET,\rARnnw 248, BUTE-STREET /^ARUIFJT. 60, WINDSOR-ROAD, PENARTH. 53, COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWFOR 83, HIGH-STREET, MERTHYR. 27, CASTLE-STREET, SWANSEA. ^Parcels Received and Forwarded Regularly- toj.thg Dye-works by the following District Agents:— Aberavon Miss Morgan, Tandfield-place Aberdare Mrs Eschlo, Commercial-place Aberkenfig .Mr W. H. Hitchings, Grocer Abercame Mr D. Jones, Anchor House Bridgend Mr Woodward, Grocer, A aiiKimwm .Mr J. Harris, London House Briton Ferry ..Mr D. L. Jones, Villiers-street Cowbridee Miss Griffiths, Fancyliepoeitor Griffithgsown -Mr H. Peach, Post-office Llaadilo Mr J. Lockyer, County Press Maesteg Mr T. Davies, Grocer, Castle-street Mountain Ash. _D. R. Davies, Temple of Fashion Neyland .Messrs Biddlecombe, London House Naatymoel Mr E. David, Cambrian House Pembroke Dock M. S. Cole, 10, Dimond-street Forthcawl Mr R Thomas, Great Western House Pontypridd Mr J. Roberts, Post-office Pemhiwceiber Mr D. R. Davies, Draper Porth Mr J. H. Thomas, Cloth Hall Pentre Mr J. Hitchings, 129, High-street St. David's .Mr W. Lewis, Tailor, Cross-square Trefarest Mr J. Gibbon, Tailor, 88, Wood-road Trebarris .Mr Lewis, London House Tondn. — Mr W. H. Hitchings Usk Mr Jones, Grocer, bridge-street Parcels amounting to five shillings sent direct to works will be returned carriage paid one way. Trade books and price lists sent free on application. W.E. VAUGHAN AND CO., DYBRS, ABE CElXTtRA fgh JQB, CLOTHES AND DRESS GLEANING by FRENCH PROCESS, producing per- maneat colours, a superior finish, moderate charges SpJ promptness of rUqpatob. 1000 PREVENT INFLUENZA. COLD, AND COUGH BY TAKING H AYBLKN'S JJALSAM OF HOREHOUND ON PIBST APPEARANCE OF CHILL OR COLD. STOPS COLD. GIVES PROMPT RELIEF. CURES COUGH. INVALUABLE IN NURSERY. Extracts from recant mwoBeietd Letters ILL WITH ASTHMA I can say it saved my life." 'USED IT FOR 30 YEARS none to equal it yet.' • MOST HEALING Cough Mixture I ever tried.' .BSPBCMALLYwithchfidren;uwdwithnmrkedgood "-CURED MY COLD at recommend it! OOUGB HAD GONE before I flnwhed the bottle.' STRENGTHENS VOICE, nothing so much as it. Preparedonly by A. HAYMAN & CO., London, E.C. SoMejotjjbwe, IWVIA 2a Sd. 4s 6d jwr Bottle. 152 lONE BOX OF CLARiOrS B 41 PILLS V/ is warranted to cure all derangements of the Urmary Organs (acquired or cowdtuftow). Gravel, and Paras in the Back Guaranteed free from Mercury. Sold Boxes 4e 6d each, by all Chosaists and PstsutlSeficae Vendors thnM^oot the world, « tommy Mfcwforaixly stiMpoby OwMalw^ Mil—"ri Dms 6a: Xnsiwas J.i) £ i«ss £ B. o W Q P E N, THB MAGNIFICENT NEW PREMISES OF THE A TLA s BURNISHING COMPANY, L IMITED THE "p|" A YES BUILDINGS, THE HAYES, c A R D I F F. THE LARGEST BUILDING Devoted entirely to the Furnishing Trade IN THE PRINCIPALITY. THE VERY LARGEST, BEST-SELECTED, AND NEWEST STOCK OF FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS, CARPETS. PIANOS, ORGANS, HARMONIUMS, LINOLEUMS, TOILET WARE, I BEDDING, OFFICE FURNI. TURE. FITTINGS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, ORNAMENTS, &c., &c., And all Household Requisites in any one Establish- ment out of London. All Goods made and finished in our own Workshops, under our personal supervision. Work, make, quality, and finish guaranteed. We shall esteem it a. pleasure to show visitors, if purchasers or not," over our Extensive New Premises, Work. shops, &c., so that all can see Furniture in its various stages of manufacture. All Goods Delivered Carriage Free within 100 Miles. LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND BEST HOUSE FURNISHERS IN WALES OR WEST OF ENGLAND. Special Low Prices for Cash or on our New Hire Purchase System. CATALOGUES POST FREE. A TLAs UP-NISR-ING COMPANY, -c3L F L INATED, THE HAYES B UILDINGS, THE HAYES, A R D I F F. LATE OF ST. JOHN-SQUARE, CARDIFF. 14711 J. SESSIONS AND SONS, "j^JANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS, PENARTH.ROAD, CARDIFF. DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS. UMBER, SLATE, AND CEMENT MERCHANTS. ENAMELLED SLATE AND MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES. MONUMENTAL WORK, COUNTER SLABS, BATHS, &c. SANITARY EARTHENWARE APPLIANCES. RANGES, GRATES, GAS FITTINGS, AND RAINWATER GOODS. JOINEln AND MOULDINGS. RED, BLUE, AND GREEN ROOFING SLATES. ENCAUSTIC TILES, BLUE, RED, AND WHITE BRICKS, &c. DTTCKETTS PATENT STONEWARE GULLEYS. NOTE ADDRESS— pENARTH ROAD, CARDIFF. TELEGRAMS :-SESSIONS, CARDIFF. TELEPHONE NO. 133. 9509 ZEBRA GRATE POLISH. This new polish is easy to work, takes less time than the ordinary Black Leads, and gives a bril- liant polish. It is a KINDNESS TO SERVANTS to give them ZEBRA GRATE POLISH; it saves all hard work, and the mistress is delighted with the fire- places. Sold by Oilmen, Grocers, &c. ZEBRA GRATE POLISH. TESTIMONIALS. "Itmakeseasy work, and takesonly half the time. I am surprised at its economy; its polish is splendid." Sold by Oilmen, Grocers, Ac. Tebra GRATETPOLISH! MJl PRESS NOnCK. "It produces a beautiful jet black polish with the smallest possible amount of toil and time. Every housekeeper should make a point of having this Black Lead, as it is really a splendid article, and the best we know of its kind. Sold by Oilmen, Grocers, Ac. 14643 22ND YBAB OF ATTENDANCE. F. GRAHAM YOUNG DENTAL surgeon (By BxaaiinatioaX 37, PARK-STREET, BRISTOL. PROFESSIONAL ATTENDANCE, CARDIFF AND BRIDGEND, 1ST AND 3Rn WEDNESDAY IN EVERY MONTH. NEXT v JUS IIS, WEDNESDAY, May 4th and 18th, and June 1st and 15th. CARDIFF.—At 22, CHARLES-STREET (adjoining the Catholic Church), from 3.30 to 7 p.m., BRIDGEND.—At Mr DAVIS,' CHEMIST, 22, CAROLINE-STREET. from 9 to 2.30 p.m. CHEPSTOW EVERY TUESDAY, at No. 1 BEAUFORT-SQUARE, from ll a.m. to 6.30 p.m. No fee for consultation. Efficiency with Moderate Fees. 10582 A N EXCELLENT GOOD THING" A for A CHES and PAINS.— ELLIMAN'S Universal Embrocation. CHES and PAINS.— ELLIMAN'S Universal „ RHEUMATISM. From A. Barton, Esq.. The Ferns, Romford. I write to say that had it not been for EDiman's Embrocation I should have remained a. cripple up to the present moment." LUMBAOO. From a Justice of the Peace. About a fortnight ago a friend advised me to try your Embrocation/ and its effect has been magical" ELIJMAN'S -rofRheumatism. ELLIMAN'S for Lumbago. ELLIMANtS for Sprins. "plLLTMAN'S for Cuts. »TM AN'S for Bruises. I^LLIMAN'S for Sore Throat from Cold. ELLIMAN'S for Chest Colds, Bronchitis. ELLIMA-WIS for Sfcrffiie38) Cramp. CRAMP. Chas. S. Agar, Esq Fon^^ate» Meakellys,cey on _,g.,Fonw r writes The coolies suffer omch from carrying heavy loads long distances and they get cramp in the muscles, which, when well rubbed with your Embrocation, is. relieved at once." SORE THROAT FROM COLD. From a Clergyman -—"For many years I have used .your Embrocation, and found it most efficacious in preventing and curing sore throat from cold." CHE&and PAINS.— ELLIMAN'S Universal y.mbrocation. AND IT ItoTHAVE, OR I WILL HAVE NONE." T^LLIMAN^ UNIVERSAL EMBRO- dM for Ehenmatism, Lumbago, Spiains, Si:888' v1 Sore Throat from Ccid, Chest Colds, Stiffness, Ac.—Is jitd and 2s 9d. Prepared only by EI'T'TMAN, SONS, & CO. Slough, England. 14253b -fZ-FATING?S poWDER." xing Fleas, Bugs, Moths, Beetles K EATmo>s power," Kills Fleas, Bugs, Moths, BeeUes, -KFIATINWS POWDER." Kills Fleas, Bugs, Moths, Beetles ""K"EATING'S P1)Wbm." 1 irtiu Fleas, Bags, Moths, Baetlea. TZ"EA^q^5wder." KHb Fleag» Mottiis, Beetles. This. Powder,celebrated, i» perfectly unrivalled in dertroy^ng Brfos, BEETLES, and all Insects (whsi^ perfectly harmless to all an&nallifel All woollens and fnrs should be well sprinkled with placing away. It is tovahiable to take to the SeaaUeLTo avoid disappointment insist upon having "KeatinVs Powder." No other Powder ubavin ]Kaw -etpi,o,,w, d6edr, Is, iaNno d o2ts h6ecr L PBoewwdaerer pf. Dori be deceived. WORMs IN CHILDREN. WORMs IN CHILDREN, are easily, surely «nd with perfect safety got rid °f byt<}»rag HEATING'S WORM TABLETS. Nearly aU children suew from WorrotiV If sawiected, do not wait. You can with ease cure the child (has no effect eon WOODS. Sold by all Chemists, m Tins, Is l%d each. Iteœ 41e rjlOBACCONlSTS AND PUBLICANS. 4d; Irjgi. xifatTss 4d Pigtail. 3s M; 3s 5d Llzht Het&ras, 3s lOd; Cut COTM 3S 5d Nary Cot, & g?. Yankee Bluster, 4s 6d: %d ^ild cfera, 4K' 6d, 5e 6d 2d cigars, iarge, 7s 6d to 12s 6d PwT^ ■ 1& 6d to a)s per 100. Packet tohaccoa »f .111 J^S^kna. ^s 6d; courts. 5e6d &6d^»^b gross; as, M French smarted. 7s 6d vulcanite stem mpM, Is 4dper do-^en- id wood pipe^ dozen; 3d do., Is4d; 4ddo. Wdo^^U 4a uosen Is, 7s W M*^fL,J?T^fcom9dd«!en; ^dra. rabber, frwn 3s 6d fancy, 4a 6d and a«wards. Common clays, fwwhat you want. Will becarefuily drfØJØIlt 14:r- IRE 14741 KNOWING. (^{.EORGE NAISH & SON, 79, GREAT FREDRJJJCK-STR Biil1- CARDIFF, JMTABILSHKD rUBl^IC BILL K';„Who wots the largest nnmber and best EStooi stations in the town aud ueigh- ?^fr°?^ ,All entrusted to him will be speedily àbrtS5t5. JgENSON'S L UDGATE" WATCHES. Are the Cheapest, the Best Value, the Strongest and the most Durable English Watches ever made. Made in thousands on an Improved Interchangeable System. They are not liable to failure, but possess Extra Strength, greater freedom from accidents, and Higher quality than any other Watches sold for Double the money. BENSON'S "LUDGATEn WATCH In Silver Cases. In 18ct. Gold Cases. £ 5 5s. £ 13 12s I the Modern Three-quarter P1a.te Make not the fuU plate as sold by other akeri gENSON'S J^UDGATE" *^ATCH. Best London made THREE-QUARTER PLATE English Lever. Jewelled, 13 actions, in rubies, Chronometer Balance, Patent Enlarged Barrel Patent Dust and Damp Proof Ring Band, Keeps better time than, and is double the Strength and value of, any Bo 5s Watch vet made. Made in Four sizes. A Neat and Elegant size For Gentlemen and Youths, or in Extra Small Size 1°JA k^jes. Also Strong and Full size for Workmen ana Artizans, and a Special Large Size for Railwav Men and Miners. In Handsome Sterling Silver Cases, with Extra Strong Crystal Glass, any size, B5 5s. In 18ct Gold Crystal Glass Cases, Gentlemen's size, £12128. Ladies' size, in 18ct. Gold, £ 1010a. BENSON'S TiUDGATE" WATCH Will be sent, together wit,h Warranty for correct performance, to any part of the world, free and tiafe, ^receipt of P.O.O., payable at C.P.O., Bank Draft, or gENSON'S PAMPHLET, the largest and best of its kind, con- taining over 200 Pages of Prices and Illustrations of every class of WATCH from £ 2 2s to £ 500, CLOCKS CHAINS, JEWELLERY, and PLATE. New edition just out, sent post free on application to J. W. BENS ON, ESTABLISHED 1749, MAKER TO H. M. THE QUEEN and ROYAL FAMILY, The ADMIRALTY, WAR OFFICE, INDIA OFFICE, etc., etc. THE STEAM FACTORY, 62 AND 64, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON. WATCH, &c., CLUBS.—These Clubs were first originated by J. W. Benson over 40 years aco Applications invited for Agencies, which form a con- siderable increase to income. Full particulars cost free. 14509 JpiANOS, JJARPS, QRGANS. HEATH AND SONS, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF, Invite the Public to inspec their Large and Varied Stock of Instruments, by all the Leading Makers at the Cheapest Prices and Largest Discounts PIANOFORTES, From 10s 6d Monthly, by Broadwood, Collard Erard Kirkman, Brinamead. &e. Sole Agents for the Celebrated STEINWAY PIANOFORTES One of these Splendid Grand Pianofortes may be Hired for Concerts, &c. ORGANS, FROM 5s MONTHLY. Sole Agents for MASON & HAMLIN, &c SEND FOR NEW PRICE LIST AND DRAWINGS POST FREE. Every Instrument Guaranteed and Kept in Tune Free for One Year. Pianofortes Exchanged, Repaired, and Tuned in Parts of South Wales JJEATH AND SONS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT WAREHOUSE, 51, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF, AND 34, TAFF-STREET, PONTYPRIDD 943l NEW MUSIC DAILY. 1066 EY'S ERNOTIN COLLARS AND CUFFS!, MEY'S new improvement known as KRNOTIN makes these goods theoretically and practically perfect. MEY'S ERNOTIN Collars and Cuffs are linen-covered, so manipulated in manufacture as to produce two sides cloth. MEY'S ERNOTIN Collars and Cufis are made from one continuous piece of Cloth run over top from base to base, so as to produce a perfect and round edge. lu EY'S ERNOTIN Collars and Cuffs can- L not chafe or irritate the skin, and cannot be matched for utility, economy, comfort, and appearance. No washing bill, hence no annoyance. Can be worn twice as long as the rellineu article! Failing supply by Local Tradesman, Price List will be sent post free by the Manufacturers— CHAS. E. MEY & CO., 116, NEWGATE-STREET LONDON, E.C. 14748 Jl ARMERS, SEND YOUR OWN WOOL TO BE MADE INTO CLOTH from In 3d to 2s 4d per yard. Blankets from Is 2d to 2s 6d j.er yard. Flannels from 9d to Is 6dper W. Stocking Yarn from 9d per lb. Patterns for- warded to select from Carriage paid to and from the Mills on all orders of over 22. TYLER AND COMPANY, MAESLLYN MILLS, LLANDYSSIL, 13607 SOUTH WALES. 1139 TRADE'S JpiLLo. EADE'S pIldAS. "I^ADES jpiLLS. jgJADE'S jpiLLS. JglADE'S T>ILLS. FA, ADWS pILLS. All who suffer from Gout or Rheumatism should immediately have recourse to EADE'S PILLS. Huu dreds of Testimonials have been received from all sorts and conditions 0; men testifying to the wonderful power these Pills have in o-ii- relief in the very worst cases. These Pills are purely vege table and perfectly safe in their action. INSTANTLY RELIEVE AND RAPIDLY CURR THE WORST FORM OF GOUT, RHEUMATISM, RHEUMATIC GOUT, PAINS IN THE HEAD, FACE, AND LIMBS, And have the largest recommendation ever given itny Patent Medicine of its class. IMPORTANT TESTIMONY FROM WALES COULD NOT SLEEP FOR PAIN. ol CUT j^ H ET M ATISM OUT I R HE-WUMATISM OUT JVH BUM ATISM GOUT RHEUMATISM 2, Dewinton-terrace Llwynypia, Rhondda Valley, South Wales. Dear Sir,—Your Gout and Rheumatic Pills are a famous -emedy, and one of the best I ever came across. My wife has been troubled with Goat in her hands for twelve years, and the pain was almost unbearable some nights she could not sleep for pain. I resolved to try a bottle of your pills, and to my surmise after aha took three doses, the pain left her hands. They are a great boon to mankind, by the blessing of God. You can make what use you like of this.—Yours truly, CHARLES WAKEUN. Mr George Eade, 72; Goswell-road, Londou. EADE'S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS Are sold by all Chemists in Bottles, lsljjdand 2s 9d or sent post free for Postal Order by the Proprietor GEORGE EADE, 72, GosweU.road, E.C. Ask for and be sure you obtain, EA.T)]' GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS. 14527 5524 600 E ADE'S pILLS. BETTER TO BE BORN LUCKY THAN RICH.—.J. THOMPSON, 44, Oxtord-street, Swansea, oas discovered a new remedy in the extract of Burdock for all diseases of the Blood, Stomach, Liver, and Jiidneyg, thousands of cures have been ejected by tne power, of these wonderful Pills after all other medicines have completely failed-a proof that foulness of the blood is the sole cause of every disease, as well as the life of every living creature. Therefore, at the spring of the year, and during the hot weather, the Great Blood Purifier THOMPSON'S BURDOCK PILLS, should be freely taken, as they purify the foulest state ?i ^00<^ few doses cleanse and strengthen the the stomach, regulate the bowels, and remove all diseases of the liver and kidneys. Pains in the head, and all derangements of the nervous system are speedily and effectually cured by the same, extraordi. nary medicine. All sufferers are highly recommended to try them. Sold by all Chemistsand Patent Medicine Vendors, in boxes Is l%d and 2s 9d each. 3120 DEAFNESS, HEAD NOISES, ETC.— WANGA'S Great Registered CURE for DEAF- NESS and HEAD NOISES rfever Fail, and will cure you. Only try it once will prove it in a few minutes. Indigestion, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lum- bar, Gout, Neuralgia, and Partial Paralysis relieved in a few hours without any discomfort. Advice, Testi- monials, and Pamphlet free 2 stamps. Registered 2s and 4s the 2 bottles, from all Chemists, or post paid to any address from Wanga, Wartburg Col- lege, Love Walk, Denmark-hill, London, S.E. 524 A SUR G E ON, ^fwl^fea,5l^tte,lsiye P«ctice, and life-long study DKBUJTY, will forward Free Prescriptions by Chemist in the United King- for the -treatment of NERYOUS EXHAUSTION, -r Confidential Advice Free on all Diseases send a^^ifnVTe!!0P0 to the Resident Surgeon, LNSTITUTE. BBUSSWICK-ROAD, LIVERPOOL. Name this paper. 14735 BILL POSTING AT ABERDARE (ESTABLISHED 1875). 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It is unani mously admitted by all who have given it a fair trial that there is no tonic preparation yet discovered so efficacions and unfailing as these famous Bitters, which are undoubtedly THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE yet discovered. It is of the ut- most importance, at this season of the year-when all natnre awakes to renewed life and ac- tivity—that the blood, which is the fount of life, and is diffused through all parts of the system should be rich and purcjffree from all taint and germs of disease, which may have been left 11 it by any previous ailment or in. disposition. Impure Blood is a fruitful source of many complaints and illnesses, and is generally caused by some derangement of one or more of the vital organs of the body GWILYM EVANS' BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS Is admitted to be among the best purifiers of the blood which have been yet discovered and though several vegetable preparations are offered to the public as Bloo." Purifiers, none can compare with these Bitters in their efficacy to attain the desired result. It is also acknowledged by thousands in all parts of the world to be the best remedy of the age for NERVOUSNESS, INDIGESTION, AND WEAKNESS. GWILYM EVANS' BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS CONTAINS A suitable quantity of the active principles of Sarsa- parilla, Burdock, Dandelion, Lavender, Saffron, Gentian, and Quinine, combined in most happy proportions and scienti- fically prepared to be suitable to all ages, at all seasons of the year, and forming a Tonic Bitters positively unequalled. THE VEGETABLE TONIC THE VEGETABLE TONIC Contains no Iron, or any other mineral substances, which, while doing temporary good often leave behind them „ pernicious effects. This pre- paration is purely Vegetable, and is a Natural Tonic, being composed entirely of Nature's Remedies, which cannot injure the most delicate female or child, while, at the same time, it is always effectual and bene- ficial, when taken by the strongest adult, to restore the body to its normal healthy state, when any of its organs have been deranged by disease. Send for Pamphlet of Testimonials. FRAUDULENT COUNTERFEITS. We are particularly anxious to caution the public against the attempts of some members of the Trade to pass substitutes or even counterfeits of our prepara- tion. Ask plainly for GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS, and see that the name GWILYM EVANS is on the label, stamp, and bottle. Every bottle sent out of tho laboratory is prepared according to his recipe and under his direct management. Sold by all Chemists in 2s 9d and 4s 6d Bottles, or direct from the Proprietors, carriage paid by Parcels Post. QUININE BITTERS MANUFAC- TURING COMPANY, LIMITED, LLANELLY, SOUTH WALES. American Ot-Mr R. D. WILLIAMS, Pharmacist, 1132 Plymouth. Penn. 13188 15c, LUNG LUNG LtJNO LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG SAVE YOUR LIVES BY TAKING QWBRIDGE'S L UN G TON I C, THE MIGHTY HEALER. It has a power over diseases hither- to unknown in medicine. Are you at all weak-chested, or inclined to be Consumptive, with just a tonch of cough now and then ? "Try this Wonderful Medicine. The Cough and Weakness will dis- appear as if by magic, and you will feel a strength and power you never had before. HAVE YOU A COUGH? A DOSE WILL RELIEVE IT. HAVE YOU A COLD? A DOSE AT BEDTIME WILL REMOVE IT. Bronchitis and Asthma it relieves instantly. The Spasms of Coughing so dread- ful in Whooping Cough become less with each dose of the medicine. I have much pleasure in certify- ing that your Lung Tonic is a most valuable remedy m cases for which it is recommended It first came under my notice at a patient's house, and from curiosity I was induced to try its curative effects during a sharp attack of Bronchitis contracted by myself when travelling, and I con- scientiously assure you that I found immediate relief. I have since given it a place in my surgery, have pre- scribed it in several cases, and can thoroughly recommend it. You are at liberty to use my name.—JOHN GREEN M.R. C. S.L., Headby, Yorks." Prepared byW. T. OWBRIDGE, Chemist, Hull. Sold in Bottles, Is lid, 2s 9d, 4s 6d, and lis, by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Ven- dors. 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Best Permanent Posting Stations in Cardiff and Neighbourhood Contractors for all descriptions of Advertitring Circular Distributing, &c. 'Ul orders prnmptiy to 0 15200 WANSEA OFFICE K3 OF THE "SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS," No. 2. COLLEGE-STREET, ADVERTISEMENTS received up to Seveno'clock pja will secure insertion in next morning's issue at tiie "DAILY NEWS. Estimates given for Adver- tisements. j == I$tesitttss ÀbbttsSts "ELEVEN MEN FROZEN TO DEATH." They had wandered round, and round in that blinding snowstorm hopelessly lost, in a place only a hundred yards square; and when cold and fatigue vanquished them at last, they scooped out a cave in the snow and lay down and died, not knowing that jive steps more would have brought them into the true path." Thus eleven precious lives were lost in making the descent from Mont Blanc in September, 1870. They suffered the bitterest death recorded m the history of those mountains, full as that history is with dreadful tragedies. Sad to think that they were so near safety, and yet through ignorance so far from it. Alas! how many die, under different conditions, but for a like reason. Here is a man who says, "All my friends thought I was doomed, and I did not care whether I lived or died." He explains as follows:—"Up to October, 1885," he says, I was a strong, healthy man, and equal to any kind of work. At this time I was taken with a pain that seemed to shoot straight through my heart. I felt as if some- thing was squeezing my heart, and I was in dreadful agony. I had to abandon work and lie up. Then I fell into a low, weak way. I had no appetite, and every morsel I ate gave me a great pain at the chest and a tight, uncomfortable feel- ing as if all my food turned to wind and did not pass my stomach. I had a great pain at my back and sides, and was never free from pain night or day. Such food as I was able to take lay like a load on my stomach, and my heart would thumb so badly I could get no sleep, and night after night I would lie awake. I became that weak I dare not lift the lightest article, and so nervous that the slightest sound startled me. Even the children's noise at play upset me. When I ventured out of doors I had to often stand and rest, and my legs were so unsteady I could not walk straight. All this told on my spirits, for before my attack I scarcely knew my strength, I could lift a sack of flour with ease. I went to our doctor, who said mine was a bad case. He gave me medicines, but I got no relief from them. Now better, now worse, but never well, I remained in this state for ovsr 12 months, and was under the doctor all that time. At last the doctor recommended me to go to Norwich Hospital and put myself under a cele- brated physician there as an indoor patient. I did so in November, 1886. The physician said, 'Your heart is strained and very weak.' "Whilst in the hospital I was examined by three doctors, and after being under treatment five weeks my case was pronounced incurable. The doctors said I would never be able to do hard work again and would never get any stronger. I was now anxious to get home, so I left the hospital, but kept on receiving medicine as an outdoor patient for three months longer. Getting weaker and weaker, I gave up taking their medicine and tried different medicines my friends told me of; but nothing did any good, and I lingered on month after month. Now, indeed, I began to despair, for from a strong, powerful man I was reduced almost to a shadow, and did not cara whether I lived or died. In June, 1887, a book was left at my house which described a preparation called Mother Seigel s Syrup, and I read of one like mine being cured by it. I said to my wife. Here is a case that exactly corresponds with my I had lost all faith in medicines, but as a last resource sent to Mr Edgerley, Supply Stores, Bungay, for a bottle, and had not taken more than half the contents before I felt better. Wife/ I said. 'I believe this Seigel's Syrup is go- ing to cure me.' "I began to eat and the food did me good, and I grew stronger and stronger. After taking three bottles 1 got back to my work strong and healthy, and since then I have never looked behind me. By taking an occasional dose I keep in good health. I can now eat anything and do any kind of work, and went through harvesting as well as anyone, and can lift a pig with ease. I thank God that Seigel's Syrup was ever made known to me, and feel that I owe my life to it. You are at liberty to publish this statement, as I am willing to tell anyone of the benefit I have derived from the medicine. Yours truly, (Signed) MR ROBERT WRIGHT, „L "Earsham, Bungay, Norfolk." Witness (Signed) ISAAC WEIGHT, Grocer and Tea Dealer, Earsham." Mr Wright's complaint was indigestion and dyspepsia, and the heart disturbance which so alarmed him was the result of the mechanical pressure of the stomach against the heart when the latter was inflated with the gases created by undigestad and fermented food. Many are mis- led thus to mistake indigestion for some other malady. We can only say we are glad our friend found the true path (the right medicine) before bis disease left him no remnant of life to blow into a flame.

THE WEEK'S MARKETS. CORN CORN GLOUCESTER, Saturday.—-Theie was a little more L English wheat offering to-day, but the extreme prices of last week were obtained. Foreign quiet, at previous rates. Califomiau, 37s to 37s 6d No. 1 Northern rates. Californian, 378 to 37s 6d No. 1 Northern spring, 57s 6d to 38s 6d antl iine Russian, 39s to 40s per 29õlb. American maize under scarcity. 23s and grinding barley, 19s to 19;; 6d per 2301bs. Oats held for 3d per quarter advance. NEWPORT, Wedne%day. -There was a moderate at- tendance at to-day's market, and more than an average amount of business was done. Wheat—English and foi'eign showed an advance of 6d per qr. Barley was unchanged. Oats steady. Maize, which continues scarce, was quoted at 6d higher. Beans were same as last week. CATTLE. ROATH (Cardiff), Tuesday.—There was a plentiful supply of cattle on offer at our market to-day, chiefly, Irish, winch met a slow trade at about late rates. Good finished cattle were scarce. Sheep and lambs were more plentiful, some especially good lambs being on offer, which realised good prices. Calves were a large supply, and pigs are still very scarce. Quotations Cattle—Best quality, 60s to 63s per cwt secondary lots, 56s to 58s per cwt; inferior cows and bulls, 50s to 54s per cwt. Sheep—in the wool, yJ/id to 9y?d per lb. for prime yearlings shorn sheep, 8 Ad. to 8%d per lb. for small weights heavy sheep and ewes, 7%d to 8d per lb.; lambs, 10y2d to lid per lb. for extra choice lots. Calves, 7d to 8%d per lb. for best lots. Pigs baconers, 10s to 10s 6d per score porkers, 10n 6d to lis 6d per score for choice light weights; sows, 7s to 8 per score. There was a large attendance of country buyers, and a con- siderable amount of money changed hands. At the close a few lots remained unsold. NEWPORT, Wednesday.—A fairly large supply of cattle and sheep, and a good attendance of buyers, but business proved the reverse of brisk, although no quotable decline in prices can be stated. Best. beef, 6%d second quality, 6d to 61f4,d inferior sorts, 5d to 6d wether mutton—shorn, ?y2d to 8V»d in wool, 8%d to 9d lamb, 10%d to lid and veal, 7d to 8d per Ib Porker pigs, 10s 6d per score. PROVISIONS MONMOUTH WEEKLY PROVISION MARKET, Saturday. There was a good attendance at our market to-day. and business was fairly brisk. Poultry was scarce, and high prices realised. Quotations were as fol- lows :-Fresh butter, Is 3d to Is 4d per lb. Hen eggs, 16 to 18 for Is. Dressed poultry fowls, from 5s 6d to 6s 6d per couple. Butcher's meat (prime joints)—beef, from 8d to 9d per lb mutton, 8d to 9d per lb lamb, is per lb; veal, lOdper lb pork, 7d to8d per lb. Fish-Wye salmon ,2s per lb. soles, 2a per lb.; lemon soles, 9d per lb turbot, Is 2d per lb; plaice, 5dper lb whiting, 4d to 5d per lb shrimps, 6d per quart oysters, 15 for Is kippers, 12 for Is CHEESE. NEWPORT, Wednesday The pitch of cheese at to-days market was the largest of the season buyers were numerous and a clearance was speedily effected. Caerphilly qualities sold at 58s to 63s; single Gloucester, 45s to 50s and double Gloucester, 60s per cwt.

ALLEGATIONS AGAINST POLICE CONSTABLES. At Wednesday's meeting of the Cardiff Watch Committee, Alderman Jacobs presiding, the following lettsr containing serious allegations against members of the borough police force was read w r 7. Perth-street, Cardiff, 13th April, 1892. c 10 the Chairman of the Watch Committee. ^1" take the liberty of directing your attention T g £ aSte- 0n Tuesday, the 5th of this a P°'lcenian (name given) enter a public- ofti» .ne^r market along with a prosti ute, and ,ar"s tbem drinking together. I have al -o seen two police constables (numbers given) and a «nukmg in a public-house while 011 duty. I to la,»' a11 the facts before your Committee ™ I can also give you the names or number pi 15 policemen who I have recently seen drinking in public-houses while on duty, and several of them were in the company of prostitntes.-I am, air, your obedient servant, THOMAS MURTAGH, Chairman, the Head Goilstable said that he was only able to make inquiry into one of the charges, and he was pleased to say that it appeared to him to be groundless. The woman referred to by the writer was married, and the officer had gone to fetch her to attend the Quarter Sessions, where she was a witness in his case.—Councillor Jibenezer Beavan said that the charges were of serious import to the police. There was evidently nothing in the charge.—Mr White Pardon me, Mr Beavan. I think there is a lot in 1 n* -rJ lce 'laVf! their characters to pro- te^Mr Beavan: That is what I mean. l~e Constable suggested that the writer be asked to attend a meeting of the com. mittee.-Mr Beavan Yes, but we will want to know the antecedents of this man. Who is he. The Head Constable: I know something about the antecedents ot the man, but I would not like to pre- jndice the mind of the committee on this subject. Mr Beavan said they should have the writer before them at as early a date as possible, in the interests of the men accused, of tne Head Constable, and the discipline of the force generally. It was unanimously agreed to ask Mr Murtagh to attend a special meeting of the com- mittee to be convened by the chairman.

THREE CHILDREN BURNT TO DEATH. Au inquest was held at Radford Woodhousa, Isottingham, on Monday, on the bodies of the thre? children of a collier named Tandy, who were fatally burned last week in a fire which occurred at fcheir home through tho ignition of lace placod before the kitchen fire to ary. —The nurv returned a verdict of Accidental death."

"THE WELSH REVIEW." Affairs of Mr Ernest Bowen Rowlands. At the London Bankruptcy Court on WednGS" day the first meeting was held of the creditors of Ernest Bowen Rowlands, against whom receiving order was made orythe petition of the National Press Agency, Limited, Whitefriars- street, creditors for £ 445, mainly due in connec- tion with the printing, &c., of the Welsh Review." From the preliminary examination it appears that the debtor was called to the bar in 1889, and in 1891 brought out the "Welsh Review;" that he had no capital of his own, but borrowed between JB500 and £ 400; that the paper was printed by the National Press Agency, Limited, and was published by Messrs Kegan Paul and Company; that he over-ordered the first number of the magazine-a monthly review-by 15 000 copies, which had led to difficulties which he had not been in a position to clear up. He had, in March last, assigned the Review to Messrs Ranken, Ellis and Company in satisfaction of their claim for printing the same, and he had now no further interest in it. It further appeared that his income for the last three years had been between £ 1,000 and £1,500 a year, and that his expenditure had exceeded that amount that he had icept no books of account that he was entitled under the will of his grand- father, the late Mr J. D. Brown, to a rever- sionary interest in certain land and houses in Pembrokeshire, the value of which he had no idea of, but that it was contingent on the death of his father. It was 1.10th share, and was mortgaged for £ 1,500. He declined to state as to whether be had made any losses by betting or gambling, hut stated that he had never engaged in Stock Exchange speculations or in accommodation bills; that he had no settled income, had lived from hand to mouth, and had never been in a position of solvency. He attributed his failure to his expenses having exceeded his income mainly owing to the heavy expenditure on the Welsh Review in bringing it out, &c., he having done practically the whole of the work himself. Amongst the proofs put it was one on behalf of Mr A. D. Kemp for £ 401, for which security was held aver the reversion, but which was not valued. Mr Chalkley (Lewis and Lewis) pointed out that the claim appeared amongst the fully secured creditors. The Chairman asked the creditor whether he intended to abandon his security, not having valued it ? Mr Kemp's representative said that that wa3 certainly not his intention. His client considered he was fully secured. The proof accordingly stood over. The Chairman said that there was another proof by Mr W. R. Kemp for j6455, against which security was held, which was unvalued. Mr Kemp said he appeared as attorney in support of the proofs in question. A sum of j6800 had been advanced upon the security of property worth about £ 700. The last debt he considered was secured to the amount of about JS300. The proof stood over for amendment. In reply to a question as to whether there waa any proposal, Mr Leonard (Dobbin, Billings, and Co.), on behalf of the debtor, asked for an adjournment to enable a proposal to be made to the creditors. He suggested a month's adjournment, as that would enable his client to make a proposal which he thought would be satisfactory to the creditors. The Chairman said that he must have some idea as to what the proposal was. Mr Leonard said that it would take the shape of 7s 6d in the JB, part in cash and the balance by instalments. After some discussion the meeting was ad- journed for three weeks.

CARDIFF ROYAL HOTEL. The Deputy Town Clerk Explains. The subject of the dismissal of a summons which had been taken out against the manage- ment of the Royal Hotel, and the withdrawal of other summonses, came up at an ord in ary m eeting of the Cardiff Watch Committee. on Wednesday, Aid. Jacobs, one of the three magistrates who adjudicated in the matter, pre- siding over an attendance which comprised Councillors E. Thomas, Jenkins, E. Beavan, White, and Hughes the Deputy Town Clerk (Mr P. C. Lloyd), and the Head Constable (Mr Mackenzie). In reply thereto, the Deputy Town Clerk gave a detailed account of what took place in court. He said that after an absolute plea of guilty on the part of the defendants, and after a full and ample undertaking regarding the future conduct of the house, he was satisfied that the object of the prosecution had been attained. He thereupon in- formed the Court that there was nothing on his brief to which he need call special attention. Six summonses had been taken out. this being a customary course adopted in quasi criminal proceedings. When a conviction did not result on the first summons it was usual to withdraw the subsequent charges, the first case submitted beingpresumablv the strongest. The reason no evidence was taken was because it would have been a work of supererogation on his part to at- tempt to prove a charge which was admitted. Here was an absolute admission; whereas it was frequently difficult to prove a charge with mathematical correctness. was asked why were not the facts explained. There was only one fact in the charge, namely, unlawfully allowing the premises to be the habitual resort and meeting-place of prostitutes. There was nothing on his brief but which pointed to that charge, and, after the full admission, he did not feel justified in saying one word regarding the facts mentioned. Again, he was asked if he insisted upon a fine being imposed. It was not for the advocate to suggest to the Bench what they had to do. It would be impertinent in the highest degree. All the advocate had to do was to prove his case. If there was an admission of the truth of it, nothing remained for him to do. It was for the Bench to deal with it in the exercise of their judicial discretion.—Councillor White, at the conclusion of the Deputy Town Clerk's explanation, remarked that the outcome of the whole matter was that a summons, to which a plea of guilty had been entered, was actually dismissed by the Bench. (Hear, hear.)—Council- lor Jenkins presumed that after this decision, a shebeener who promised to do better in the future would be entitled to be let off.The Deputy Town Clerk That would be a matter for the Bench.—On the motion of Councillor Thomas, seconded by Councillor Hughes, a resolution was unanimously carried expressing complete satisfaction with the conduct of the Deputy Town Clerk on the occasion of the recent prosecution.

MONMOUTH STATUTE AND HIRING FAIR. This fair, which is better known as "Mop," was held on Monday in delightful weather. The forenoon, as usual, was devoted to the sale of cattle, sheep, horses, &c., of which there was a good supply and a fair demand. Trade in horse" and pigs was, however, slow. Prime beef niade. 8d per lb., best wether mutton out of the woof made 8%d per lb. pork, 5d to 6d. Good horses for draught and agricultural purposes made from j650 to £ 60.

SEQUEL TO A MOCK TRIAL. An inquest was held on Tuesday at GeashilU King's County, on a man named Dawson, who had met his death under singular circumstances. On Monday he attended a local fair, and in tb evening was subjected to a mock trial, a custom* of the district. He was sentenced to be iln- prisoned in an outhouse, and while endeavouring to escape fell heavily. The medical evidence waJ to the effect that the skull was fractured, and tbf: jury returned an open verdict.

REV E. MATTHEWS. We are glad to learn that the Rev Edward Matthews, the well-known Calvinistic Minister, is now much better. He had a serious attack 01 illness on Saturday, but has since rallied, althougb be is vet unable to leavelus rooitu. i

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