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nations of are securities of health to all relief, a'nd comf ?Ver cJime- rhey have "lven hoi'e> generated bv exo*" to milli°ns. In irritation and debility, tration of the any kind, or in general pros- renovating, and resw ^-eir eliect is rapldly, SOQt'lin" the system the morbid They rapidly drive from frame its pristine aniiaS h a!lment' greatly increase the a'^ V1!°UI\ f assist the digestion Uud glve toiie to the stouatch, tUei.-tteto .<»• *>>»< Its course exerts its cleansW, aad' carned tnrouga the lungs therSt mgnPf°WeP over ever^ verting the impure venou^? stnkia5? changes, con- whicu the whole t.auie is recruited"'6 m-i;erial bl00il' by JOHN HEATH'S EXTR1 wUH oulique, iaracd ?TR0NG STEEL PEN'S, Coated, bronzed and ctrhJl- r)ounded points, Golden styles, all ages, and all kin(j 1Se4' •suiti u11 hands, aii terns. So!d by StationtSve^S gross boxes. Hie puulic are i-esntn-T n Js :'n'1 BE WAKE OP VVUKTHLE?S.S^IMITA ee that they really get John Heath's Pen/' to difficulty arise, an assorted sample box will u'10uU1 au-v post on receipt of 7 or IS stamps Ari.ii.o-- T" Se.!it i' r 70, Greorge Street, Biraiiughara, ° Th«. pleasantly palalablo liicinine Syrup is too „ substitute for ail the purposes and uses of th,. J lC~" fashiouvd Castor Oil, and should be in every Ask your chemist to obtain you one bottle, and eLlT ;,t- trial. Price is. lkl-, 2s. yd. and 4s. 6 i. w o! *X!M>rfc ageats, Jluaibold <fc Co, i.50, Quoeu V "i v' Ijondon. it can bo obtained turou-'u'a .v* I puentmediciti-i houies. ° -1" |

NEWPORT INFIRMARY AND DISPENSARY, WEEK ENDrNG JUNE. 8th. Patients attended at the Dispensary 373 Patients attended at their homes 70 Patients in the Infirmary during the week 17 Dr .CHEESE, Surgeon for the week. O. E. BULWEB MARSH, M.K.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P. House Surgeon. SOUTH DISTRICT. No. of Patients during the week 52 No. of Visits paid to Patients during the week. 130 R. COOKE. M.R.C.S., England, L.S.A., London, Vistiing Surgeon.

TIE I SUSPENSION 010 ,\1 fl. mackonochifj The strong hand of the law has at length been laid °Oe of the ringleaders of Anglo-Catholic rebellion. Rev. Mr. Maekonocliie, of St. Alban's, Holborn, ^as been again suspended by the Judge of the Court of ^tcbes, and this time for three years, aud not only officio, but also, which is quite a different thing, IUld to some, perhaps, quite as disagreeable, ab beneficio "J~frotn the emoluments as well as the functions of the tv Ca* °ffice. It is now more than ten years since r18 notorious offender was first cited before the Eccle- astical Courts for flagrant violation of the law twice has been placed under suspension—once for six ^eeks, and again for three months monition after has been served upon him he has been cau- ?°&ed and admonished again and again opportunity *8 been afforded him, with all patience and forbear- Ce» to reconsider his position, and abandon his ille- £ Practices he has ostentatiously set the law at de- a°Ce» and treated the authority of judges and courts, a<* bishops and archbishops, with contempt; and an exemplary penalty has been inflicted; but J?rely, it must be admitted by every Churchman, of ^«ataver school, who has a particle of respect for law order, not a whit too severe for such audacious ^°n3-continued contumacy and disobedience. For years, notwithstanding the sentences pronounced ch"0,i by Ecclesiastical Courts, Mr. Mackono- j, l? bas continued the ritualistic practices for which i. ^as been repeatedly condemned. As an honest and nourable man, only two courses were open to him, to those who were like-minded with him—either he obey the law, or to leave the Church. The latter aud hi8 friends have declared they have no inten- J|° of doing the former they also openly and pub- they have no intention to do. v °e of the most offensive features of the modern de- eIopment of Anglo-Catholicism has been its presump- dUo«s aud defiant lawlessness, In the address on the ttfoes aQ(j difficulties of the Church of England, which th^8 *8aue(l by the Archbishops and Bishops in 1875, 18 refusa\ to obey legitimate authority was pointed 48 one of the gravest evils of the present time, thfc °in^ ^as ^eqnently occurred, they remark, that r8ymen fail to render to episcopal authority Con '^mission which is involved in the idea of epis- th k-y' l3ut obedience has been avowedly refused to ne highest judicial interpretations of the law of the ^aurch and realm. They solemnly remind their brethren of the clergy of the sacred obligation that birids them all to be ready to yield a willing obedience to the law of the Church of England, and to recognise the necessity of submitting their own interpretations of any points in that law which may be considered doubtful to the judicial decisions of lawfully-consti- tuted courts. The clergy, they insist, are hound by very consideration to obey the law when thus clearly Interpreted and to decline to obey, when called upon J>y lawful authority, is to set an example that cannot *&il to be most inj urious in its influence and effects. They charitably express their conviction that the num. ber of those who would refuse such reasonable obe- dience is small, and that the vast majority of the clergy and laity of the Church of England are tho. roughly loyal to its doctrine and discipline. They y recognise the difference between unity and ao overstrained uniformity, aud are well aware that the hurch is rightly tolerant of diversity, within certain "j" both in opiuions apd practices. They would °» narrow, in the least, this wise comprehensiveness liberty must not degenerate into licence and sell* *115 as fundamental truths must not be explained '?y> so neither must those clear lines be obliterated £ q lcb separate the doctrine and practices of our Ile- Church from the novelties and corruptions of O r°k of Rome. rateQe Wou^ have thought that so solemn and tempe- "the if0 would have had some effect in curbing ine th? rong spirit of the Anglicans, and in restrain- it h extravagauce of their ceremonial vagaries, but It ?.an^estly failed to do either one or the other. ..ls nigh time the law be vigorously put iuto force, tue Euglish Church is to be saved from utter confu- i°a and ruin. From small beginnings the Anglo- catholics have grown to be, if not the most numerous, the most active, energetic, aod powerful party in the ■Established Church, and, with their advancing Strength and influence, there has been a corresponding advance in aggressiveuess and audacity. Contemptible in numbers, a mere handful, forty years ago, they now overmatch their Evangelical opponents, and threaten, Unless speedily confronted and checked, to grasp the fortunes and wield the destinies of the Anglican Church, and to overshadow, with their baneful and blighting ascendancy, the great English nation. They gradually advanced, step by step, in doctrinal until now there is scarcely a shade of Cath^-106 between the Anglo-Catholic and the Roman 0 £ unless it be in the one point not yet accepted, lit °Pe's absolute supremacy in personal infallibi- apostolical succession, baptismal regeneration, tip y absolution, sacramental salvation, ecclesias- al tradition, Catholic unity—these were the formu- j tWlth which this school was inaugurated at Oxford are year3 ag°- But these dogmas, absurd as they *re moderate and reasonable when compared witu tau h octrlnes that are now unblushingly held and stitfo ;^e ^°°»ish mass, with its idolatrous super- nable^d* the Romish confessional, with its abomi- by hnn^m jra^8a^on' are now practised anil preached the adnrlf- Anglican priests. Prayers for the dead, auricular '°Df0^ the Virgin, the iuvocatipn of saints, the dopmC°Df S'°n' monastic celibacy, aud, above all, sence—th & transubstantiation and the Real Pre- Popery esemonstruns excrescences and corruptions of Church fh °peuly flouri8h within the precincts of a •And th Was 8ul,P03e(i to be reformed and purified, with th rifcual has developed in equal proportions Paintin gIna of which it is the badge and symbol. bannar^8-an^ crosses aud crucifixes, bells aud decorat"' 1Dce.nse» screens, sumptuous robes, artistic c°Untle10If8' processions, splendid spectacles, manin tivals and ceremonies, occult and magical tation on' ,and all the show aud parade aud osten- n°w to bistrionic mummery of Rome itself, are tinrpaf • ?u?d flourishing in all the luxuriance of bave faiU licence. Hundreds of English churches J>0 • ^en turned into Popish mass-houses, where are w ctrme is preached, where Popish vestments Poi>; Irn' auc^ ^P'sh ceremonies are performed, and °f JSt' are administered. The incumbent bolrla i iU's bas l°n8 been known as one of the al&rl mT £ ers 'n this Catholic revival. We are right last i f -law' desPised and defied so long, has at will vfeD jDt° decisive action, and we trust that it f applied with unsparing rigour and impartiality Wherever it is needed. -Metfodiit liecorder.

NEWTOKT 13UA ii!/ Ob' GUARDIANS. | At the ordinary weekly meeting of this body, held on Saturday,at th Union WJI-1; douse, there were pre- sent—Mr P. Woo.IrHtffiath-chur), Mr G, B. (ieth- ing (in the vice-chair) Llevs E. Jenkins, J. Gritfiths, and F. B. Leonard Messrs J. W. Bebell, T. F. Lewis, E. Thomas, W. Jones (Cefnllogell), R. Stratton, T. Latch, M. M. Cope, S. B. Jones, J. H. Hillier, S. Scard, and W. Baker. STATISTICS. Newport Union Workhouse.—For the week ending June 8tb, the number of inmates was reported to be 239, as compared with 239 for the corresponding period of last year including sick 39. Out-door paupers, Adults 1,108; children, 697 amount of relief: £ 175 lbs 4d. Gaerlion Industrial Schools.—There were stated to be 146 children in these Schools, as against 43 for the corresponding week of last year. Total number re- ceiving Industrial training, 150, viz., 73 boys and 77 girls. POOR-LAW CONFERENCE. The Clerk (Mr W. D. Evans) read a communication from the Hon. Secretary of the Poor-Law Conference for the South Wales District, inviting members of the Board to the Conference, which was intended to be held at Cardiff on the 6th June. THE CARDIFF UNION AND THE CAERLEON SCHOOLS. The Clerk read a letter from the Cardiff Board of Guardians, asking whether a deputation from the body would be permitted to visit the Caerleon Industrial Schools. NEW WATER SUPPLY. The Vice-chairman remarked that as there were means now available to the House to improve its water supply, he desired to draw the attention of the Build- ing Committee to the matter. He trusted that the Board would sanction such an outlay as would make the water supply more perfect as regarded its healthy distribution. A short discussion took place, and the matter dropped without coming to any issue. PROPOSED NEW WARD AT THE WORKHOUSE. The Cuairman referred to its being in the know- ledge of many Guardians that persons often succeeded in getting into the House under the plea of suffering in getting into the House under the plea of suffering from bad legs, and they enjoyed all the luxury that the Infirmary could give them. It was proposed now that a new war' should be opened. The persons he alluded to could be placed therein, and they should not be allowed the dietary of the Infirmary, except by the permission of the medical mau. There was a small building outside that several Guardians had visited that morning, and the total cost of its conver- sion would be something like JE15. It would be simply IODya-ting old building into a ward. I Mr Stratton Is there not room in the House now ? The Chairman replied iu the negative. He also apprehended that the sanction of the Local Govern- ment Board would be required, because it was au alteration in the House. The Vice-chairman thought the sanction of the Government Inspector would be sufficient. Mr Bebell remarked that M r Bircham, the Inspector of the Local Government Board, would be down here shortly. The matter was referred to the Building Committee, and the meeting was brought to a close.

SUPPOSED MURDER. A murder is bblieved to have been committed at Sharpness, Gloucestershire, on Monday. The crew of a Norwegian vessel, after drinking at a public-house, quarrelled with some of the villagers. A fight fol- w lowed, and when the latter succeeded in driving oft the foreigners, they found one of their companions, Thomas Whitby, 30, a labourer, lyirfg dead on tKe ground with a shocking wound in his neck. It had apparently been inflicted with a sheath knife, which, entering the neck just beneath the right ear, had gone right through. Six of the Norwegians have been apprehended. An inquest was commenced on Wed- nesday, and was adjourned to Thursday. bp I

SHOCKING BATHING ACCIDENT AT PLYMOUTH. Monday's Western Morning Ntios says :— "We have this morning to announce a must distressing and lamentable event. Mr Edward Spender, of West- bourne-terrace, Paddington, arrived in Plymouth on Friday, on a visit connected with the business of this journal, of which he was one of the founders, and of which he has ever since beeu the chief proprietor and managing director. Mr Spender was accompanied from Honitou by his two sons, Reginald and Sidney, aged 13 and 11, who were being educated at Honitou Grammar School in preparation for Winchester. Mr Spender and his sons, with Mr Russel Rendle, of Plymouth-Ðrother of Mr Spender's wife-went for a walk on Sunday afternoon to Whitsands, and while there the three former bathed, Mr Rendle remaining on a rock a few yards distant. A surf was breaking on the beach, but not of unusual force, and the bathers, each of whom could swim, apparently en- joyed their bath. Mr Rendle, however, noticed that one of the lads had floated a little further from his father than seemed desirable, aiid tbi.iking that he would also bathe, and thus could, if need be, assist his nephew, Mr Reudle threw off his clothes, and ran into the water. He stumbled in a little pool, aud fell forward, and as he raised himself he saw Mr Spender standing with his face towards the shore, in water apparently only about four feet deep, with a wave advancing upon him from behind. As it approached, Mr Spender seemed to rise with it but when it had passed over, neither he nor his sons were to be seen. In vain Mr Rendle—at that moment more surprised than alarmed—looked for them round the rocks and out seawards. They were gone and after a few minutes' fruitless searching and watching, Mr Rendle ran to the coastguard station, a mile distant, and fetched the men but they only confirmed his fears. Evidently Mr Spender and his two sons had been swept under and drowned by the action of the wave on the treacherous sand. Not five minutes had elapsed from the time they had entered the water to the time that they disappeared. Up to sundown nothing had been seen of either of the bodies. Mr Spender was the second son of Mr J. C. Spender, surgeon, of Bith. He married a daughter of the late Dr Reiulle there are three younger children, daugh- ters. Mr Spender came to Plymouth in 1860, and four years afterwards removed to London to assume personal oversight of the Loudon office of this news- paper, which, in conjunction with Mr W. Saunders, one of his brothers-in-law, he had established. His activities in connection with journalism did not wholly absorb his literary energies. He was a frequent con- tributor to the quarterly and other reviews and he also wrote a volume descriptive of his journeyings in Norway, for he was a frequent traveller in Europe. He was a man whom to know was to esteem and love, and, outside the literary world, his death will be de- plored by very many in the metropolis and elsewhere with whom lie was accustomed to co-operate, gene- rously and actively, in works of practical philan. trophy.

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RATE OF FREIGHTS FOR THE WEEK. I 8. s. s. d. Alexandretta. Lisbon 9 0 9 6 Alexandria Madras. 18 0 (Egypt) 15 0 Maraiihflm 19 0 Alicante. 15 0 Monte Video. 26 0 Algiers. Martinique. Athens 15 6 Marseilles 19 fro Ancona 14 0 Malaga 13 3 AlgoaBay 31 0 Mauritius 21 0 .Aden Malta l|ahia 24 0 Messina 15 0 Roua Maderia 9 0 Buenos Ayres.. 26 0 Mataro. 17 6 Beyrout. Montreal. Bremhaven New York Bombay 28 0 Nantes Bermuda 11 0 Odessa 16 0 Barcelona 18 0 Palmero 13 0 Callao 22 0 Pernambuco 22 0 Caldera Prombino Coquimbo Quebec 5 0 Cadiz 8 9 Rio Janeiro 24 0 Constantinople 17 0 Rosas Capo de Verde 12 0 Reggio 13 0 Cape of Good Riga Hope 26 0 River Plate 32 0 Calcutta 15 0 Rouen Caghari Ri0 Grande 35 0 Cronstadt 7 6 8 0 St. Thomas 14 6 Ceylon. 29 0 30 0 z;an Francisco.. Corfu Smyrna 150 Copenhagen. 8 0 Syra Dieppe 6 0 Salonica Denia St. Paul de Lo. Fernando Po ando. Gibraltar 9 0 Sierra Leone 13 0 Genoa. 15 0 i Spezzia Grenada Singapore 24 0 Halifax St. Petersburg Havanna 150 Seville. 106 I Havre Tairagona 16 0 Havanna 15 0 Seville 10 6 Havre Tairagona 16 0 Hong Kong Tarauto 13 0 Helsingfors. Trieste 14 6 15 0 Jamaica 14 0 Teueriffe 11 6 Kertch Vigo Konigsberg Venice 15 0 16 0 King George's Valentia j Sound Villanauva 16 0

POSTAL REGULATIONS FOR NEWPORT. The chief office is open from 7 a. m. to 9.25 p.m. on week-days, and from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Sundays. Mails Box Late fee Del^.red by Mails. clogeg t.n letter carriers Morning Mail 9.40 am 9.45 am f London Day Mail 12.35 pm 12.10 pm! ) 2.45 pm London Night Mail 8.15 pm 9.0 pm 7 0 am North Mail 5.55 pm 6. 0 pm 9*40 am Western Valleys N. Ml. 10. 0 aw.10. o am 7~ 0 am Usk & Caerleon Day Ml. 1.25 pin —| 7 0 Cardiff Day Mail 2.25 pm 2.30 pm1 —' South Wales Day Mail ]0. 0 am 10. 5 am 2«nm First Pembroke Mail 1.30 am1 — 7.0 am Abergavenny Mail 1.30 am! —' 7 n I Second Pembroke Mail 7. 0 am I Newport Rural District! 1.30 ami 7' 0 am 1 Pontypool North Mail. 9. 0 am|— 7. 0 am 1 The Town Receiving Houses aud Pillar Boxes are cleared its under: Receiving Houses and Pillars ii?r^ 4th 5th uol. Col. ICol. Col. Col. ] a.m. a m.'p.ui. p.m. p.in. 1 Commercail Street R. H 8 4511 0 4 50 7 0 9 0 Dock Street, Brauch Office •> 4511 0 5 0 7 0* Pillgwenlly R. H 8 4511 0 4 50 7 0 9 0 Barrack Hill 7 q Bridge Street Pillar i 4511 0 4 50 7 0| Clarence Place Pillar I 50 7 0i Commercial Road Pillar 8 45 11 0 4 50 7 0 2 0 Great Western By.Siation Pidar 3 45 11 0 4 50 7 0 Gold Tops Pillar 4 50 7 0 -— StowHillPili.il' 3 30 11 0.4 50 7 0 StowHillPili.il' 3 30 11 0.4 50 7 0 Town Hall Pillar j 4511 014 50 7 0 9 0 Stow Park Pillar 7 45 11 0 1 59 7 0: Dock Head Pillar 3 3l) II 0|i< 50 6 50' Letters to be registered must be presented not less than I half-an-liour before the closing of the box. The registra- tioii fe, is 2d. Letters may, however, be registered until i the closing ot the box by the payment of a double regis- tration fe, The registration fee on Foreign aud Colonial letters, excepting france and those countries circulating through France, is Id. To France, ancf those countries circulating excepting france and those countries circulating through France, is Jd, To France, ancf those countries circulating thrju.,h Fiviiiee, 3d per i oz.

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Be sure to ask for anrl see that you ge BORWICK'S GOLD MEDAL BAKING POWDER. [2040 "TjlOB THE BLOOD IS THE LIFJL"- Bee Deuteronomy, chap. xii., verse 23. "fï '.1 WORLD FAMED BLOOD: MIXTURE. Trade Mark,—" Blood Mixture." i. THE QlEAT BLOOD PURIFIER itRESTORER SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, Blotches, Ulcerate Sore Legs, Old Sores, Glandular Swelling, Can- cerous Fleers, Pimplus, Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles. Rintf-worms, scald Heads.Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch- Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, liumours and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or nature, are literally carried out of the system in a short time by the use of this world-famed Medicine. THOUSANDS OF T ■•■STI.MON (ALS FROM ALL PARTS IMPORTANT ADVICE TO AL L.—Cleanse the vitiated JL blood whenever you find its impurities bursting through the skin in pimples, eruptions or sores; cleanse it when you find it obstructed and slugish in the veins; cleanse it when it is foul, and your fcelinirs will tell you when. Keep the blooLl pure, and the health of the system will follow. As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and ranted free from anything injurious to the mo delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor solicits sufferers to give it a trial to test its value. FRIEND OF ALL! 1HOLLO AYSPILL PURITY OF BLOOD ESSENTIAL TO LIF HEALTH AND STRENGTH. These Pills surpass all other known meoicines for purifying the blood being safe and yet effective, they re available for all as a domestic and household remedy. In consrestions and obstructions of the Lungs and Liver, they quicklv remove the cause of the disease, and in constipation and disordered r condition of th, llowel, they act as a cleansing aperient,1 removing irritant matter f; 0.11 the intestinal canal, and relieving spasms, cramps, ana painful -rii)iiigs. BILIOUS HKAUACHES, NAUSEA AND FOUL STOMACH, LOSS OF APPETITE AND LOWNESS OF SPIRITS. The cleansing properties of these Pills soon prodouee a wonderful change in the constitution, removing all excess of bile, headache, palpitation, pains after eating, and giddiness. They restore the appetite, clear the complexion, and improve the general health. THE, MOTHER'S FRIEND. FEMALES' SPECIFICS. Every mother of a family should kilo v the value f these Pills in removing all accumulations said restoring sus- Dended or perverted secretions; tlev can be taken safely by females of all ages, and arc invaluable in all children's complaints. SCIATICA, LUMBAGO, AND OBSTRUCTIONS OF THE KIDNEYS. If thess Pills be taken regularly every niarlifc, in stric accordance witli tho printed directions, the n'.ost obstinate cases will soo:. yield, the secretion from the kidneys will become clear una UIUDUI iit) futictioti Of the body should be more carefully watche-d m'st serious consequences ensue from neglect in this n snoct. SORE THITOATS, DIPHIHERIA. COUGHS, COLDS. AND iUiO-SOHlAL, AFFECi'iO.NS should be immediately treated by these Pills, which will when combined with the elfectual use of the Ointment to th part affected, alford such a measure of relief as is scarcely credible the j-ant agency of the two remedies is so ;.ote?u that every formidable pulmonary affection becomes aiuenabh to this treatment. DEBILITATED CONSTITUTIONS,TREMBLINGS, AND LOSS OF NEllVOlJS ENERGY. These Pills are unsurpassed as ^Nervine t)i-,i- cor- rect all lrre^ul.triiies and weakness. Tn-y acc so kindiy, yet so enoixetic.vlly on the functions of digestion, tuat the whole body is revived, the blood is purified, anil Tlie muscles became firmer aad strooeer therefore sulferers from nervous weak- ness in every form should give them a fair aud Innest trial The Pills and Ointment are "old at Professor Hollowav's establishment, 533, Oxford-street, London, also by ncn.ly every respectable veituor of medicine throughout the civilicd world, ill boxes and pots, at s l.;d, is ;\1, 4s <,d, Us, ^is.iuJ 33s each. The smallest box of Pills contains four uuzeu and the smallest box of Ointment one oun e. N.B.—Adv'oe pan be obtained.frea of charge, by applying at the above address daily, between the hours of 11 and I, or i-v fitter.. [173U KIN A liAJN'S LL WHISKY. THE CREAM OF OLD IRISH WHISKIES. PURE, MILD, MELLOW, DELICIOUS, AND MOST WHOLESOME. UNIVEH-SALLY Kecoinnaended by the Medical Profession. Dr. HAS- SALL S"Ys-" The Whisky is soft, mellow, aud pure, well matured, of very excellent, nullity." 20, GREAT. T|i'CxLFIELD STREET. LODO, W. fl TO ALL WHO SUFFER from Indigestion. TO ALL WHO SUFFER from Headache. TO ALL WHO SUFFER from Bile. DR. SCOTT'.S BILIOUS AND LIVER PILLS wi, Ix; f°.und invaluable, giving speedy and durable relief- these Pills, tlie recipe of jhe late Dr. Scott, of Bromley, have now been before the public for over 7u vears as a GKA'KUAL i'um'd;/ aperii-iu Medicine without Mercury and may be relied upon as a cure FoR BILIOUS and LIVER UOilTLAlIS, lWDlOKSi'IOA", WIND, SPASMS, FoCL BREATH NEEVOUS DEP.IEOSION, lititirABiLITY, LASSIXUBE, Loss OF APPHTITU, Drsi'KPsr. llEAirrBtaty, SOUR EKUCTA- TIO'-is, LoNv-Nyss OF SPIIUTS with sensation of fulness at the pit of the STOMACU. GIUDINKSS, DrzztxEss of the EYE", and all those other symptoms which none but a sufferer can'des- cribe. They are invaluable for HABITUAL CosnvuNtss, Cosfikmkd SLUGGISHNESS OF LIVER, or for persons suffer- ing from JILES, and can be taken at any time without re- straint from business or pleasure, hence they are a most valuable domestic medicine, being mild in their operation, and grateful to the stomach, giving a healthy tone and vigour to the different secretions, causing the necessary organs of the Stomach a-id Liver to resume their activity thus restoring the appetite, promoting digestion, and strengthening the whole system. They should be kept at hand by all Heads of households, to re,orl to on anv slight occasion of ailing on th., part of those under their charge, as by paying attention to the regular action of the Stomach, Liver, and Bo we s.many a severe illness is avoided or miti- gated. I hey will be found .in slight cases bv a single dose to restore health to the body, with a happy frame of m;,id prepared only by W. LAMBEftT, J.4.. Yere-Sneet, LOIHlon, NV. in boxes Is lid,, and three times the quantity ill one 28 fd., or post free IJ or 35 stamps, and sold bv all r. snect a,ble medicine vendors throughout the world The Kenuine are in a square Kreen package, with the name and address William Lambert, 8, King William-Street, Charing Cross." ]n engraved 081 the (rovernment Stamp. Do not be persuaded by anyone to buy any other medicine instead, but insist on bavin#? the right lake down tho particulars.— Scott 8 tiitious and tjiver i tdj, wrappr. ( 'is'j'i i/ e f/ 'fn p t.c.k Hje. a [JWI THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HOARSENESS—All su, :ering from irritation of the throat and hoarseness wil i tie agreeably surprised at the almost immediate relief ifforded by the use of Srown's -Bronchial Troches, s fhese famous ",lozenges" are now soid by most respectable jhemists in this country, at ls.l-Jd. per box. Peop e roubled with a "hacking cough, a "slight cold." 01 oronchial jinoctiotis ennuot try them too soon, us troubles, if allowed to progress, result m serious Palmo aary and Asthmatic affections. See that the words Brown's Bronchial Troches" are vl1 the Government Stamp around each box. -,Ilan ufacttire(' by JOHN 1, BBOWN & SONS, Boston, United States. Depji 4^, f Oxford-street Loudon. 493 ■25 YEAIiS EXPEDIENCE OF Dit. LOCOCK'S PULMONIC WAFERS.—MR. HAYLAND, Chemist, 20, High Ousegate, YOUK, writes I have sold the vvaftrs for more thau *5 years, and my own relatives and customers have found the greatest benefit from their efficacy in various forms as Cough, iickhng hi the Throat, Bronchial Affeciions, &c., and from lime t j time various customers have given the them. i have never known them disagree with anybjdy. Elicited testimony to the good they have derived from they give instant relief to Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, asthma, Consumption Ithenmatism tnd all .Ne.vous paias. Soid by a lDraggists, ut is lid 2s 9d 4s 61 and lis per box. THROAT IIUUTATION.—Soreness and dryness, ticklirg and rritation, inaucmg cough and affecting the vok For these symptoms use Epps's Glycerine Jujubes. (July in boxes 6d and Is, labelled ''JAMES EPPS & Co*, Homoeopathic chemists, 4{>, Thrcaducedle tit., and 170.' Piccadilly, Loudon." guian-.ssc. ES TA BUSHED N E A LI L 1 A (; E T UEY THE O I'I I U I N A L "LUDDING T O N d Ui 'j S THE CELEBRATED HORSE, SHEEP, AND CATTLE lEnICISE, (REGIS l'EREDj, TANDS UNKIVALLKL) as a safe, effectual, and O speedy REMEDY for COLIC OR GRIPES IN HORSES; DIARRHOEA OR SCOUR IN CALVES, FOALS, &-c.; COWS IN DIFFICULT CALVING EWES I AilBIISC MARES IN DIFFICULT FOALING. As an external application for Fly Calls. Ulcerated or Sagged Udders, Bites of Dogs, Swellings, xa it is safe ami bei.etieial. Sold III bottles, 'Is. iid., ;s., and lUs., by all Chemists. Sole Manufacturers and Exporters (for T. Luddingion, Canwick- road, Lincoln), TOilLLVSON Ac II AY WARD, Lincoln. Cbserve-Tiiat T. LL'iiiji.v.iro.v's Signature is engraved on the Stamp allixed over the Corx on eaeil Bottle. [TOMLINSON- & Co.'s BUTTER POWDER MAKES Firm and Sweet Butter iu the Hottest Weather, prevents it turning raueid, removes the llavour of sour grass, weeds or ranti herbage, quickens the churning, and Increases tne value id. to 3d. per lb. TJ.\JLI'O:.< & BUTTEK POWDER. Sold by Chemists and Grocers, in 0d., Is., aud *s. t;d. boxes. TICKS, LICE, SCAB, FOOT AND MOUfH, And all Contagious Diseases. "THE GrLYCtiRI-NE DIP," FOR SHEEP AND LAMBS, IS a certain preventive and cure of Scab; is also de- structive to Ticks, Lice, aud all Parasites infesting the Skins of Sheep and other animals; its emollient and stimulating properties greatly promote the Growth of the Wool, and being a i'owerful Disinfectant, it arrests the Spread of Contagious Diseases. It does not discolour or act inju- riously upon the natural yolk of the Wool, but feeds the Fleece, and maintains the natural lustre. Sold by Agents in every Market Town. Price fid. per Pound, in various size Tius and Drums. Sole Manufacturers and Exporters, TOMLINSON & HAY WARD, Chemists, Lincoln. THE "GRANULAR BROWNING," IMPARTS a RICH COLOUR and SUPERIOR FLAVOUR to Roasted Meats of every description, Chicken and Game Gravies, Soups, Beef Tea, &c. Sold m bottles, ls. and 2s. Od. each, by Chemists, Grocers, and Italian Warehousemen. Sole Proprietors an*! Inventors. TO.UL1NSON & HAY WARD, Chemists, Lincoln. Li2i)i "S^IFF^STABCIL STIFF'S STARCH. One Trial of this beautiful Starch will prove its Superiority TRADE MARK, I Q TJ E E i N BESS." REGISTERED 10rH APRIL, 1877. -s' T I F STARCH. STIFF'S STARCH. Sold by Grocers, Druggists and Oilmen; and Wholesale REDCLIFFE STREET BRISTOL. [610 THE ATTENTION OF LAD IE S IS CALLED, THE ATTENTION OF L.VIMKs"ls~CALLED. THE ATTENTION OF LADIES IS CALLED THE attention of Ladies is called to the wonderful JL efficacy of KEAliSLEl"S WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS, which have proveti by thousands annually for many year past to be the most effectual remedy for that complaint to which f«mal ;s are liable—Headache. Gid, I iiiess. Nervous Depression, Pallor oft lie Lips, tind genera) debility of the sys em, often accompanied by palpitation of the Heart. The most obstinate case* (of app sreutly con- tinued invalids) have yielded to a mu'-s of these Pills. Soil by all che nists, ill Hoxes at is, '.td. W'r ippml in WHITE Paper. IIO sure to ask f"r" ivli ARSLK V 6," aud seo you get them, as S Ilnetimes :1. puriou:i arti;:l<! lS ot1\Jr\1. By post "for 34 stamps, of Sanger & S LIS. ON'ord-strjot, ONE BOX OF CXTARKE'SIFPILLS is warranted to cure ali discharges from the Urinarj Organs, in either sex, acquired or constitutional, Gravei and Pains in the Back -"01.1 in Boxes, 4s. tid. each, by all Chemists and Patent, Medicne Vendors; or sent to any address for D0 Stamps, by the Maker, F. J. COAHKE. Consulting Chemist, High-street, Lincoln.— Wholesale Agents, BARCI.AT & SO8, London, and all the Whole- sale House. Newport (Moil), J. YOUNG CHEMIST; E. M THOMAS, 121, Oommereial-5trr:rt; G. Price. 127, Com- merciai-street; JAMKS EDMO CDS, 5, High-street, and PAINE, 3, Commercial-street. Ebbw Vale. I P. Jones THE TRANSVAAL. "rTHE TIMES," May 26 and Sept. 5, says This UBW BRITISH I COLONY has probably the finest climate in the world. It is productive alike above the surfnee and below; it can grow, in fact, anything and everything, while its mineral wealth. in gold. lead, coal. cobalt, iron, and copper, is well-nigh inexhaustible." F CAPITALISTS & MERCHANTS are invited to inspect thePLANS made from careful Surveys by Government Surveyors of choice weli-watered FREEHOLD FARMS, and buy while prices are low; aosoon as the colony is settled, prices will be more than doubled. FARENTS and GUARDIANS may just now purchase for Three or Four SHILLINGS per acre, FARMS which will be worth at many POUNDS when their Children and Wards are of age. FARMERS who can scarcely make both ends meet here may live well and realise handsome fortunes in this Colony. I have sold more than a THOUSAD SQUARE MILES of good FARM LAND during the last few months, and have a few very choice. well-watered, carefully selected SURVEYED FARMS sttil 8 OG hand, for sale at In. Sd, to 8s. per acre. Ten per cent, deposit: the balance on production, about four Bonths hence, 01 iregistered Government Title, free to Pur- chaser. WILLIAM ELLISON. Architect. Mansion-house-buildings, 4, Queen Victoria-street, London B.Cl thTocarina; THE NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT. Played at Drury Lant Theatre, Wett minster It Brighton Aquarium*. At the Crystal Palace, and Alexandra Palace, Ac. CAN BE LEABNED IN HALF AN HOUR. OCARINA. ''The tone bears a striking resemblance to the vox humana stop of a large organ.—Musical Times. CARINA. "Nothing like it, either in shape, sound, material, or construction, has hitherto been seen. It is astonishing to hear such soft sweet sounds issuing from so eccentric-looking an Instrument.Brief. /~V CARINA. Emitting such sweet sounds as are seldom V/ heard.—-South London Press. OCARI NA: Really very agreeable music, and is not Vy difficult to play.English Mechanic. /CARINA. "A most remarkable and entirely novel musical instrument In duets, and quartets also, the instrument produces excellent music. It is a small compact instrument, and its cost is trifling compared with its musical value."—Weekly Times. THIS ORIGINAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT is Unequalled j. for the Beauty and Voice-like Quality of its Tone. and the ease with which it can be acquired-a very little practice enabling the performer to play operatic or other melodies. It has a complete chromatic scale, from the lower B, to the upper E, and is thus not confined to any particular key, but can be used with other instruments, notably the pianoforte, to which it forms a rharmingaccompaniment. PRICES.—Nos. 1, 2s., 2, Ss., 3, 4s.. 4, 6s., 5, 6s„ 6, 7s., 7, 8k Nos. S and 7 Specially tuned to go with the Pianoforte. Instruction Book, 6d. Books of Airs, Is. 6d. Packed and Forwarded on receipt of P.O.O. or stamps. M. BARR, 80, QUEEN VICTORIA ST., LONDON, E.C. PJI Gi NIX FIRE OFFICE, Lombaru-street and Charina; Cross, Loudon. Established 17S2. Prompt iinrl liberal Loss Settlements. Insurances in all ;>;irt> of the world. 112 JOHN J. El.OOM !• iKLiSecretary. FLOUT LINE !— FOB THE TEETH AD HREATH.—A few drops of the liquid "Floriliuo" sprinkle. 1 or., wet tooth brush produces a pl3:i?:tut lather, which thoroughly cleanses the Teeth from all nunwites or impurities, hardens the gums, prevent tartar, stops decay, urives to the Teeth a peculiar pearly whiteness, and n. delightful fragrance to the breath It removes all uupleasani odour arising from decayed teeth, or tobacco smoke. "Tue Fragrant Floriliue"' being composed ia pari of Honey and sweet herbs, is delicious to iue t-xsi-e, and the greatest Toilet discovery of the age of all Cheullts and Perr'umav Prepared 1, ieury O. GA.LLUP, 413 Oxford-street. Lccdon i 19 F THEHK AUK ANY LAIX1. .vho have not yet used the GLEIS FIEIJU STA«<;H, they J.IV reapec; fully solicited to give it a trial, and carefully lollo.v o il the directions printed ou every aud if his is done, they will say, like the 'iaecu's Laundress, It is the finest Starch they ever used. When you as-K lor ..W.tSFii.i.D STARCH, see iliac you g-e" it, as inferior dirk «re often substituted for toe sake or extr.i lU'I)11t. iletnerctore 01 spurious imitation 4 j \Ve can honeat'.y dec'.xre tnat .dacniwrn and Can#>on PENS are liesi anxs. "They come iS a bJ);¡ au 1 a ')]"3,;i11;; t,) mul." The Pickwick, the ;,1 í lYave^e-y Pen." The Standard say-; They n-rc a tr.-ax.ire i and Is per box. Soid everj-where. 7d au is id by post. Just" out the Oommerei il p- u. for fi • \1.1; "10-ei.uen "boxes Packed and Forwarded on receipt of P.O.O. or stamps. M. BARK, 80, QUEEN VICTORIA ST., LONDON, E.C PJI Gi NIX FIRE OFFICE, Lombaru-street and Charina; Cross, Loudon. Established 17S2. Prompt iinrl liberal Loss Settlements. Insurances in all ;>;irt> of the world. [12 JOHN J. El.OOM !• iKLiSecretary. FLOUT LINE !— FOB THE TEETH AND HREATH.—A few drops of the liquid "Floriliuo" sprinkle. 1 ou :i wet tooth brush produces a pl3:i?:tut Luther, which thoroughly cleanses the Teeth from all nunwites or impurities, hardens the gums, prevent tartar, stops decay, urives to the Teeth a peculiar pearly whiteness, and a delightful fragrance to the breath It removes all uupleasani odour arising from decayed teeth, or tobacco smoke. "Tue Fragrant Floriliue"' being composed ia pari of Honey and sweet herbs, is delicious to iue t-xsi-e, and the greatest Toilet discovery of the age ;V;ce 2*. txl of all Chemists and Perr'umav Prepared • ieury O. GA.LLUP, 493 Oxford-street. Lccdon 19 F THEHK AUK ANY LAIX1. .vho have not yet used the GLEIS FIEIJU STA«<;H, they J.IV reapec; fully solicited ;o give it a trial, and carefully lollo.v o il tlie directions printed ou every packag'1, aud if his is done, they will say, like the 'iaecu's Laundress, it. is the finest Starch they ever use I. When you as-K lor ..W.tSFii.i.D STARCH, see iliac you gel it, as inferior dirk «re often substituted for toe sake or extr.i pr^i't. iletnerctore 0; spurious imitation 4 We can honeat'.y dec'.xre tnat .dacniwrn and Can#>on PENS are t!ie liesi Uth'-j anxs. "They come iS a au 1 a oi.-ssm; to aicu." The Pickwick, they'd, .ui ,he lYave^e-y Pen." The Standard says They n-rc a tr.-ax.ire i and ls per box. Soid everj-where. 7d au is id by post. Just" out the Oommerei il p- u. for fi 'V ^iiag "10-ei.uen "boxes containing all the kin is. !>y p)sc is Li., t'^tentees" Macuiveit and Cameron. i» -ia-j-str. i; ijn'.)ur,rh OHAP}'> SKt.V — i' j i.; MILK AND Sl'L?HLT<i s jAi> a c^bia^tion of tlie two articles ac:vg specifically ,,001 th- siiu—the milk giving so mess, smo',ti:i ,e v., ;m ele^a-ice the sul- lihur, purification. -an ;>e 's&ed with u i vantage in .-ill mild aiiectious ol the skin.— It is an eicgunt combination."— Veda-: ■■ frc,. h-om the irri- tutm^ fiiGcts of c^irboliO i ooul tiii* soiios-— Kecort' I "evetlioe, Hay It, Cornwall. I have received the soap, and am most p.ea^ed with it.—La-.h; £ >liz«bet:i ic combination."— Veda-: ■■ frc,. h-om the irri- tutm^ fiiGcts of c^irboliO i ooul tiii* soiios-— Kecort' I "evetlioe, Hay It, Cornwall. I have received the soap, and am most p.ea^ed with it.—La-.h; £ >liz«bet:i St. Aubjii- The soap is mild, purify in#, aud most agreeable. It is especially idee for clii John £ cans, Stale Apothecary, Dublin. In tablets, Gd and Is. by all chemists and feri'amers. Ttie Albion Sanitary So-ip Co., 512, uxfoWl-street, Lo-,dcn all iSub- stit,(.,es. 1733 [ 2tI{tt't$;f$. K-v DANDELION AND QUININE T 1VER s >ILLS. ±j L FOR BILE, FOR WIND, JIOR LIVER, and FOR STOMACH COMPLAINTS, FOR LOW SPIRITS, DEBILITY, FOR WEAK DIGESTION. TESTIMONIAL. ONE OF THOUSANDS. The Cottage, Carrick-bree, Bantry, Ireland, I June 21th, 18G7. I feel great pleasure in bearing testimony to the bene- ficial result of a trial of King's celebrated Dandelion and Quinine Pills, which after an interval of seven years' intense suffering from torpid liver, complete loss of rest and appetite, severe palpitation, wind, low spirits, and general derangement, restored me to the possession of the most perfect health I ever enjoyed, after every other means had proved unsuccessful. With feelings of the deepest gratitude, I subscribe myself, MARY B. MAERIS. To M 3ssrs. W. and H. Goulding, Apothecaries, &c., 108, Patrick-street, Cork. ONLY TWO MEDICINES REALLY ACT UPON THE LIVER one Mercury or Blue Pill, the other Dandelion. Thousands of Constitutions have been destroyed by Mercury, Blue. Pill, or Calomel The olily sate remedy is DR. KING'S DANDELION and QUININE LIVER PILLS, which act gently on the Liver, and remove all the above symptoms. Sold all 4pver the world by all Chemists and Medicine Vendors, at ls lid, 2s 9d, 4s 6d, and 11s per box. (Established 1791.) CORNS and T)UNIONS instantly relieved and surely J3 cured by JOBE'S IVT-LEAF PLASTER. Or all Chemists at Is 1 td per box, or by post for 14 stamps, from JASIKS KOBKK, 29a. Creat Portland-street, W., Loudon. ri 6 i'i COBDEWS QUININE & JJHOSPHORUS pILLS (REGISTERED), THE NEW TONIC. PHOSPHORUS is the life-giving element in the blood, and the thousrht-givinjr power of tiie 'Il'a in In conjunction with Quinine it is one of the most powerfu curative asrents known. All nervous diseases mean a want of Phosphorus 111 the brain and nerve centres, and to cure them is to re-introduce the deficient property. COBDENS QUININE AND PHOSPHORUS PILLS Have been invented to accomplish this end, and there are now many thousands who can testify to the success of this mode of treatment. If your brain is overworked, your nerves unstrung, if you sutler fivm nervous or general debility, or feel a want ui vigour and vitality, try a course of COBDEN'S QUININE AND PHOSPHORUS PILLS. They act directly on the blood, vitalising-and enrichintr it to a They act directly on the blood, vitalising-and enrichintr it to a surprising degree building uy the system, and throwiiu .). the g-erms of disease. They thoroughly recruit the general bodily health, and restore the nervous system to a proper healthy condition, no matte from what cause impaired. COBDEN'S QUININE AND PHOSPHORUS PILLS. 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. Maybe obtained of any resp.et:ibte chemist, who will get them it he does not keep tltem HI stock. Ask for Ccbden's; d,uot /■r. put oJj with ? sr jilvr, Viema t i<il for yourse.l!. fta >uld any ditlicultv occur in obtaining the Pills, they will always be sent by return of post ou receipt of 33 Lr 51 stamps ( rcat by the SUSSEX DRUG COMPANY, 135, QUE EX S HO AD, BRIGHTON. Agent for Newport, Mr. PEAKMAN, LL.Commercial-slreet, London Agents: Sanger and Sons, Oxford Street: 'Ju-clay and Sons, Farringdon Street: Tidman and Sons, \V1ls0u Street: Hovenden,City Road Mather, Farnn don K0.10. Illl TH$NEWPORT, PILLGWENLLY, AND MAINDEE PERMANENT gUILDING SOCIETY lucorporated under The Building Societies' Act, 1874.' OFFICE 6, TREDEGAB-PLACE, NEWPORT, MOX. TRUSTEES: L. A. HOMFBAY, ESQ., J P E. J. PHILLIPS, ESQ., J.P. EBENEZEli LEWIS, ESQ., J.p. HOARD OF DIRECTORS CHAIRMAN BENJAMIN EVANS, ESQ., EX-MAYOR. VICE-CHAIRMAN: T. P. WANSBROTT(tH. v,() TP Ma. WALTER EDWARDS. MR. THOMAS PONSFORD. MR. ENOCH GRIFFITHS EEV DAVID EDWARDS. MR. W. S. LANG. MR. HENRY FAULKN:;?.. M ??. R. E. PAYNTEIC. MR HENRY ALLEN. M ??. R. E. PAYNTEIC. MR HENRY ALLEN. Mr. H. B. SKETCH. Mr.. JOHN LINTON. AUDITORS MESSRS. THIB.E, CLAITKE, & CO. BANKERS THE LONDON AND PROVINCIAL BANK. SOLICITOR: MR. JOSEPH GIBBS. SECRETARY: M n. W. MI L T 0>r LOCKE. Applications received drily for Investment Shares and also for advances on 1:e:11 and Leasehold Property. The Directors are prepared to receive deposits of Sums of Money, repayable on ishort Noice, at interest r.cigin" from Four to Five per cent. tSu'iscripfcio 1 Meetings the FIRST TUESDAY in each Month, up to 9 p.m., at which hour the Office closes, at Seven p.m. Conies ol tue rules, forms, and all information can be obtained trom the StiCxiETARY, at his ufiice, IYedegnr-pl.-ice. SIX PRIZE MEDALS.l JtiT¡i.1 SIX PRIZE MEDALS. ROWLAN DS MACASSAR OIL Prevents the riairtailing off or turiiin, grey, strca-.h-n it and eradicates scurf and dandriff it contains no lead °r any other mineral ingredient, which cannot be said of most other Hair Restorers. Price 8s. 6d 7s., K's. 6d, (family bottles equal to 4 small) and 21s. Ihe Genuine Macassar Oil bears on the wrapper the signature "cdlv,y-4-ffc&f in red ink. Buy no imitations under the same or himi'.ar name. Sold by Chemists, Perfumers and Hairdressers. 112ö7 LOAfsS lif* TThiOsfiL ituUKiir Up to £ 2COO granted in any part of the Country by an irfluenti. iupjny established 1853, repayabie by easy inftalrnents. two sureties required. No Bill of Saie fir vr pleasant ..nq\.1f¡" Prospectus post-free from PRO- FESSIONAI. AGENCY, 10. WALDROOIC, CANNON STKCET STATION, T.ONDON. Loans under £,10 not entertained. £ 100-000 ready to he rdvanced on House property, repayable by instalments during a loug term of years. nnn"R"^D"Y^ « V V-/ v J by the National Deposit Bank 16 and 17, iiusseil-street, lovent Garden, London, in sums Iro:u £20 to £ 2,00J for short or long periods to Clergy- men, private Householders, Farmers, Clerks 1) Lodging-house keepers, and Tradesmen, upon th.'l¡' own security. without any kind of sureties. The strictest privacy guaranteed. If desired a gentleman direct fOffi the Bank will call upon any responsible applicant in Kngland or Wales and advance the amount applied for. Borrowers can also call or receive the money throngii the post, Genuine proposals immediately attended t-. Prospectus, Balance Sheet and Press Opinions for warded. L137 IA. S. COCHRANE, Manager.