South Wales Daily News

LITERARY AND ART GOSSIP. (From the Atliemet'in.) In the next number of the Fortnightly Rerieic will appear the first of two articles by Prof. Cairnes on Mr. Herbert Spencer's Theory of Social Evolution, and also a reply, by the author of "Supernatural Religion," to criticisms of Canon Lightfoct. Supernatural Religion is now said to be by Mr. Pusey, a nephew of Dr. Pusey. In an article on a French biographical dictionary, a con- temporary seems to express wonder at Mr. «. h. Baxter, I M.P., and Mr. Henry Cole being described, among other things, as literary men. Mr. Baxter has pubhsned enough to give him. we think, a claim to the title, and Mr. Cole, under the name of Felix Summcrley, wrote, in his early years, a number of works full of charm. The Almanach de Goilla, which appeared on Monday last, contains an amusing misprint. The Vice-President of the Council of India appears as "Sr Bartle, frere." A statue to Auber is to be erected m one of the public places of Caen, by subscription, aided by funds of the Socicte des Beaux-Aita, the Conseil General, and tho wn. A new comedy, in five acts. by Mr. Albery, will be the next novelty at the Olympic Theatre. ————

THE" SHAKERS AND THEIR TROUBLES. The special correspondent of the Daily News, in a lengthy account of the ejectment proceedings, thus des- cribes the habits of the Shaker Community New Forest Lodge is on the reclaimed common which stretches from Christchurch Beach to Breckenstand, and ia surrounded by the cottages of one or two hamlets. Before turning out of the high road to-day we could see the cliff of Alum Bay and the Needles; and trees along the road, all leaning landward shewed how near we were to the sea. The sheriff's men did their work well, and, after the invariable habit of their kindred, destroyed nearly everything they touched. For a quarter of a mile the goods were cast down without the slightest regard to their character. Straw, hay, beans, taggots filled the trench under the hedge. The furniture, new and old, great and small, lay, and lies there still, in a confused ridge along both sides of the road broken pictures, disjointed tables and chairs, burst linen presses, cracked looking-glasses, books, and wearing apparel are promiscuously shot one upon the other. A neighbouring farmer sent his waggon to save some of the property, and I ventured to suggest to one of the Brethren that the goods would be better for removal. No, Sir," he said, let the law take its course. They have thrust us forth, and here we will stay. What is the use of Christianity, if it does not glTe strength to bear affliction ?" And this I found to be the prevailing sentiment of every brother and sister with whom I conversed. They could give you chapter and verso for it, and ended as they began by.181 pleasant smile and a devout We are the Lord's and He is ours." Some of the men looked hungry, as they must needs look if their tale of severe privation is a true one. Meagre vegetable diet has, they say, been their daily fare for many weeks. There were about hnH-a-dozen women and girls in the road amongst the wreckage. All wore petticoats no lower than the knee, and the trousers of the other sex with a triplet scolloped work at the bottom. Their hair hung loosely and somewhat wildly down the back otherwise they were dressed as well-to-do artisan folks. It was not easy to entice a sister into con- versation, but the brethren were eloquent when once set going. Two or three I should have set down as Ameri- but they assured me that every member was English. An elderly brother told me a tale of his conversion by Mrs. Girling's preaching, of his dispositing of his Suffolk farm, and his unswerving belief in Mrs. Girling, and the near advent of the Messiah. Scriptural phrases thickly interlarded the brother's conversation, and he was ecstatic in his expressions of resignation and faith. A fair, consumptive-louking young man, and whom I afterwards found was his son, stood by to confirm all he said. Thus, the old man would exclaim, The Lord called me, and I went!" Ah, that you did," exclaimed the other; we are in Christ's fold," whereupon the 8 in, shivering in the cold, and touching a broken blind roller with his foot, said, Wo are so. This may seem food for amusement as written, but as spoken there was an earnestness and quiet- ness, a philosophic 1 style of thought and language about the speakers, which forbade a smile. An intellectual look- ing brother, who, like the rest, wore his hair pretty long behind his ears, and was plainly and comfortably dressed in a wide-awake hat and cloth garments, had no objec- tion to my seeing Mrs. Girliug, but drove me to the barn, where, with Miss Wood, and the rest of the women she has taken up her abode in a little mudwalled cottage. A Couple of brothers were waiting, and the mudwalled cot- tage was our hall of audience. There was a fragrant wood fiie blazing on the hearth, and oomfoltaOle it indeed was, with the wind howling in the garden trees outside, nnd shrieking down the wide chimdey place. Luckily for the Bible Christians there has been nothing here like the snowfall we had in London hut the fiost issevere. Mrs. Girling was fetched from the barn, and came down by the cabbage beils, accompanied by a couple of sisters, who lookel in their peculiar costume more like men thiin women. The mother herself wore long skirts, and might or might not set t'le example which the yeunger sisters followed. Mrs. Girling is a hi1, thin, flashing-eyed woman, of ap- parently between 50 and CO yonis of age, and to her brothers and sisters aliUc paid homage. Oloe of the mell held up the small paiafiin lamp wi.ii;h lighted the apart- ment, and mother dear" was ask<nl in subdued tones of affectionate entreaty to sit in the chimney corner. «ith tha shadows of the oak log flickering on our laces, w.>, perhaps a dozen in all, listened to her opinions a.'it statements. AVhat shall we do next? Ah, we ll0t know. We on'y live a moment at a ir'6' r,a c»nnot say what a day may bring forth. \ve ever resisted tao s. erill's officers we have t<>Ken no notice cf ti>eso proceedings of the Jaw from he One of the sisters ill in bed wan urned out like othets, but her husband carried her ii'to ;i Uousi. near. We nevtr wished to keep our pro- a editigs heie a se<_iet, and we can defy the world to say we bait; not live in purity. lno,,lCut a njeniber joins us all natural relations cease-the wife is no longer a wife, ana ine h",b8.nd no longer a husband, except .iu'ee' i m sense that we love each other with a liol ei <?ve- e "ss-.bt each o'-her in love. We tilled «>ur land, »mt it did not support us. No, we never sell. Christ nelc ,u'i •„ we buy—He bought sometimes. A iiinn w ■ R"d children Cast in their lot with us, tllcn l' IOVtfd them 110 more than others in the community. •- sisters are widutrs, and we had about forty are also a nunibt r »f young girls between lb n aiid as Godfearing children as any in the woi.< > e»mA%Can say that they are not. Many of o«r SS-iffolk, and fcome from London." lleio t ,,t of hre-itl/ was lifti d at.d a sister enteird, red fared am 0 i Dear Li/:zie," everyb. dy ejacula ed, and the >oitn lady heartily kisse l Mrs. Girling and the d>-ai c w:Ji. The women folk indeed fe!l into each others witl* great warmth, but the brothers bad to be cont -11 | double kisses i n wither cheek. Sister Lizzie had Ifplwrell1 J pen absent from tbe commullitoy, and the unaffected üe- 1 gltt of her friends at her return was as great as her own at lvturnii g. "Bless you, deir," seemed the li.odn of saluation, and men and women invariably em- ployed the affix dear" when addressing each other. One of tLe >>roihers told lite be loved all the sisters,but that it was a love rn-.de h_ly. We do not live after the flesh," he •a d. A laree room at New Forest Lodge was used as a c apol, and here they WoiEhi^ped. What was our f- ria of worship?" answered an intellectual-looking AMI t.dking man, when I put the question to him well, spiritual worship we sing, pray, read, and preach, as the Spirit moves usand when p.' ss. d on the matter, he admitted that the Spirit moved them sometimes to dallce; adding, Ii and quire right too. We do every thing by the Bible,and it says, pi. i-«e the Lord in the d.mce." Airs. Girling, I found, is the priestess or the community, although they pro- fess to have no head. The men are all intelligent, and every one of them, I rhould judge, could preach any number of sermons. The women were qu:et, modest, and 1"C- 8i iv -d, and some ha 1 red eyes as if troin weeping. As a htt Providence was caring especially for them, a hi. tiier told me that, notwithstanding the ex- p duting Tuesday night, no injurious effects I'ave lieen apimrt'it. IVople in the neighbourhsod shrug tiieir t<huuderR and say, Serve 'em right, but they can allege no reasons for tueir rema. k but prejudice. When I left the community at nightfall the roadside was ejected S"O.9 and the sisters were l'r-phrng to pass the night on the straw in the little barn. A tew bitts of food haw. u, en sent by kind neighbours, but where to-morrow's breakfast is to come from ther know not. And so I ieft. the-n, as I foun.1 them, pleasantly s., ling, ana wpeatiflg, The Lad is ours, aad wo are

WHERE THET Alti K-EPT.Anti every other bemng^ Mac'ine worh buving. C J. Thomas's shewing and Washing Machine Depot, 11T and 118, Dock-sureot, Newport, Moo. Mi

I latest Aarticts. f CORN. LONDON GRAIN TRADE REPORT, FRMAT. -The coli weather has cau ed more firmness to prevail in the wheat trade and prices, without being actually h'giier, have had a hardening tendency. Supplies have not been excessive, but it seems verv doubtful whether aDy advance of importance will take place, even if the frost continue. Of late, imports have been falling off, f\WI11V, to the low pricf 8 current here, but there is no doubt that a slight improvement in our market would attract plent iful sup- plies, nieai.wh'le nesriy a million and a half qrs are on passage. There is a large accumulation at the lake ports of America, and shipments are beirg freely made from San Francisco. The im- perial average price of wheat at the present moment is 16s Id per qr be ow that of the corresponding period last year. The quantity of British wheat disposed of at Mark-lane during the week ending the 15th inst, was 4,3S4 qrs, and the average price 4-s 6d. Barley, 3 261 qrs, average 45s 4d. Barley, malt; and b,,P,.g firm. I'"t, nrld maize ruled the turn against buyers but peas were weak. Flour firm. LON LION CORN MARKET, FRIDAY. — Market very quiet; English and Foreign wheat s ow sale at last Monday's pticesf Flotir dull, prices rather favouring buyers. Barley quiet and un- altered. Oats shade firmer. Maize very scarce, and prices quoted fully as dear. but nothing doing. Beans and peas rather firmer Brltlh-Wheat, 1,880; b rley, 4,320. Foreign-Wheat, 10,390; birlev. C,5ro; oats, 74,870 flour, 440 sacks. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, FRIDAY.—The finer qualities or wheat were very firm, and in some instances rather stiffer prices were obtained other descriptions were steady at the rates 1 u,esdav» but 011 the whole only a moderate trade was con- cluded. Flour unchangfd. Barley and peas quiet at previous rates, and beans in slow demand without alteration. Oats quiet. Indian corn was taken to a moderate extent, and closed fully as dear as on Tueshy since which day we have had a heavy fail of snow and continued- hard frost. T PRODUCE. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET, FRIDAY.—Suear market con- tinues inactive small public sales of crystallized Demerara went rat,es- Pries trifle lower on the week, with the ex- T. ,ow brown sorts Coffee steady, plantation sold at last Frid,,Y's atPs; low middling 9ts to 97s; middling 9Ss 6d to 102a of !■' j Fore>J?» kinds bought in. Tea quiet. Indian 8t Price*- Kice very firm, especially floating very quiet. Cotton market quiet, but steady. i IVPHPIMU ^«T?allow' olt1, about 45s- new 48s spot. ^1^ ^ODUCE MARKET, FRIDAY.-Surar neglected, and with the approach of Christmas Colonial produce generally is Quiet at auction. 1,365 basrs of'Kyab rice were sold ft 8s 9d for Bark lls'to m fi ffFe pv nder' 1,728 ^'agS* taken in with 8e bid- Bark, lis to lis 6d for Phi adelphia. Nitrate of soda, 550 tons to arm e at 13s for UK. pi ice on the spot 13s to 13s 3d. Valencia 180 tons Greek S ild at £ 25 10s, e* quay, and holdeis require an advance of Cl per ton. Lard neglected on the spot, Januirv de- livery 6 Is, spring delivery 59s tid to 60s. Palm oil, 50 tons at previous rates. Tallow firm. Linseed oil firmer at 26s to 26HVI Other arneles shuw no change of momeut. MEAT. METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET, FRIDAY.—The supplies have bsen moderaU. With an active trade, prices have UIPH firm. Inferior beef, 'is 6d to 4s middlmg ditto, 4s 2d to\T- prime large dlt'u, 5i 2d to 5s 4d; prime small ditto, 5s 4d to 6s 6d; veal 5s to 5s 4d inferior mutton, 3g 2d' to 3s 4d • middling ditto, 4< to 5d prime ditto, 5s to 5s 4d • larire nnrw' 3s 81 to 4s small ditt>, 4s 2d to 4s Sd per 81b by the carrao^ POTATOES. <-<«.RCAS3. BOROUGH AND SPITALFIELDS POTATO MARKET FRIBAT _W:th f ir supplies of potatoes on sale, trade at these'-nark ta has been steady, at the following rates Regents, 75a to 1 in J- Victor as, 95s to I10s Flukes, 120s to 140s Rocks 60s to 70s per too. METALS LONDON METAL MARKET, FRIDAY. — Copper -Good nr dinary Chili £ S5 cash J. Edwards £ 86 10s to arrive Wallaron" £ 95 10s to £ 96 English firm. Tin Straits £ 93 spot. Australian' £ 91 10s to £ ''2. English steady. Tin plates very firm' sneltfr and lead unaltereJ. Scotch pig iron about 838 9d cash. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET, FRIDAY. Market firm. Business at 82s 7d. Closing buvers'S3s, sellels 83s 6d cash COAL. LONDON COAL MAPKET, FRIDAY. — Good sale for HOU^ coals at list pricis. Hartiev's steady. Original Hartlepool Hett«n's, 30s Ha-well, 2 s 6d,Tunstall, Hawthorn, Lyons, 27a 6d' Shins at mark; t, 26 sold all t gea, 15. 61 BUTTER. CORK BUTTER MARKET, FRIDAY. Ordinary: firsts 1 r;Q^ • seconds. 147s; thirds, 127s; fourths, 116s; fifths. OSs • sixth's 7 £ s Mild firsts, lo2s seconds, 148s thirds, 128s Fir' kins in the market. 1,050. SUGAR. GLASGOW CLYDE CRUSHED SUGAR MARKET, FRIDAY.- Limited business, no chan.e in prices.

fROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. LONDON, FK ID AY EVENING. The House of Lords has lost two of its members, Lord Kesteven, and Lord Sondes. Lord Kestevcn vas the first Baron, and ia better known to the world as Sir John Trollope. He was born May 5, 3800, and at the early age of twenty-five was High Sheriff for Lincolnshire. In 1841 he came forward as a candidate for the Southern Division of that cbunty as a Protectionist, and was returned second on the poll, beating the Liberal candidate, Mr. Henry Handley, 'by 1,604 votes. In 1847 he was re-elected without a contest, and,on the formation of the first Derby-Diaraeli Administration, was appointed Chief Commissioner of the Poor Law Board. Re-elected with trouble in July, 1852, he had to fight for his seat in 1857, but was returned at the head of the ipoll, the defeated Liberal candidate, Mr. George Hussey Packe, being 832 votes behind him. In 1859 the representation was divided between Sir John Trollope and Mr. Packe, and the truce wa." mamtamed at the general election of 1865. In 1868 Sir John was raised to the peerage. He is now succeeded in it by his son, who was fcorn in 1851, and who will, therefore, .be one of the youngest peers in the House of Lords. Sir Charles Trollope, K.C.B., Colonel of :the 53rd Foot, ia a brother of the late Lord Kesteven. Lord Sondes, who has also just died, was born in January, 1794. He is the second eon of Lewis Watson, 2nd Baron, and assumed his mother's name of Milles. He was in the Horse- guards and served in the Peninsular War. He succeeded his brother in the barony of Sondes (which dates from 1760) in 1836. He married a daughter of Sir Edward KnatchbuII, and by her had one son and five daughters, one of whom is Countess of Courtown. His son and successor, the Hon. George Milles, was first brought forward for East Kent at the general election of 1868, and was returned second on the poll, another Conserva- tive, Mr. Leigh Pemberton, being first, and Mr. Tufton and Sir John Croft being the defeated Jjibeval candidates. At the late general election, Kir Henry Tufton (as he had then become) was brought foryard again, but was beaten by nearly 1,100 votes, Mr Milles being at the head of the poll. Milles, now Baron Sondes, is in his fifty-first year, and married a daughter of Sir HellryStracey who was elected for Norwich in 1868, and subse- quently unseated. Mr. Murray is advertising the hundred and twenty-fifth thousand of Mr. Gladstone's pamphlet on the "V atican, and the Roman Catholics are still ebusing it. The Weekly Register, for instance, Scoffs this week at the idea that Gladstone is consistent. "Time was when, as member for Newark, he was reviewed by Macaulay in the Edinburgh as the rising hope of the fttern and unbending Tories Then, in- deed, those memorable words were applied to him in consequence of his having just appeared, fcefore the world as the author of a book about Church and State.' Now, at the opposite ex- emity of his career, when he has run wild to the {Uttermost, he appears before the world with a very jdifferent treatise indeed, though upon a kindred Jfcheme a treatise on the very front of which, so (to speak, the titles are reversed. It is with him "0 longer Church and State—it ia State and Church—the State above the Church, the Church Subordinated to, and, if possible, completely Spflastered by the State." Now, this is fm eminently unfair charge. It 18 true Mr. Glad- StJne sees that practically the Church is subordi- iaate to the State; but he used all his powers last Session to give the Church the utmost freedom, anore freedom 0 than the majority of Englishmen tvere ready to give, more freedom than the Roman Church allows to its children, or would permit to the State if it had the repressive power. I did not judge wrongly when I said that the life of the Prince Consort would be a very popular Ifcook. The first edition is already sold; not a copy is to be had. A new edition is being prepared. ffhe publishers seem to be surprised at the Vapid sale. • Mrs. Eiliott, wife of the Dean of Bristol, has a jiovel in the press, which will be published in January by Messrs. Hurst and Blackett it is called" The Italians." Mrs, Elliott, before her jnarriage with the Dean, was known in literary circles as Mrs. Dickinson, that being the name of Sier first husband. There had been a divorce, and »Ir. Dickinson was alive at the time that Dean (Elliott married her. The denn will be remembered na the reputed author of a very good joke. When Ellicott was appointed Bishop of Gloucester antI Bristol, a good many persons, misreading the name, congratulated Dean Elliott on his promo- tion,but he replied that it was a "c" (see) too many for liim. A man who accuses others should himself be blameless. The Rev. E. M. Chaplin lately wrote jto the Bishop of London, calling attention to the fact that Bishop Colenso had been allowed to frreach at Balliol Chapel, Oxford, and calling upon the Biahop,as Visitor of the College, to rebuke this feet of lawlessness (anomia). It appears that (Mr. Chaplin is a member of the" Confraternity Sif the Blessed Sacrament," which, among other hings,declares that there are seven sacraments, and |khat the Eucharistic Elements ought to be reserved, Sdoreover, when on the Continent Mr. Chaplin, as jp correspondent of the Rock alleges, refused to go the services of the English Church and, de- ]elaring that her bishops had no jurisdiction abroad, (he prefers to go to Roman Catholic services. One of the most singular parts of the Shakers* Relief is overlooked by most of the papers. They teach the Trinity in funny fashion. There is, they ■jay, both Fatherhood and Motherhood in the aDtiity. The Meaaiahship also is dual, and Miss Ann pLee is the female half of it. For some e, I am told, the Shakers have been lomusing the neighbourhood of Lymington. prhe girls dancing in white ou Sunday evening have Called together all the young men of the district to Ilea the performance, much to the grief of good (people, who look upon the thing as a blasphemous Idesecration. Most of the girla are ignorant and entrained. The men also were taken from among ithe peasants. During harvest time Mother Girling her male establishment to the farmers att lB. 6d. each man per day. This money the men '•themselves could not touch. It went into a X>nunon fund, and the 130 people in the house ^rere fed from the common store. 1 heir living Wa3 not unduly expensive, for the Sliaker3 are nearly vegetarians. Nevertheless, notwith- standing their simple food and inexlellsive wap, they got into debt. Antiquarian sentiment and love of bargnining tnay go well together, but they are a queer mix- iture. Greed and glory are a funny combination. "Vet for greed and glory, partly out of respect fur an ancient landmark," and partly from a desire to get a hold on the Government during the bar- gaining about the New Law Courts,the uncommon Common Council of the City of London has deter- tained to let Temple-bar stand. Few, very few, rople in London wish it to remain where it is; but the Common Council refused to Adopt a motion abolishing it. The arguments which caused the Councillors to uphold it were Cfterthe most" bathetic" style "TempteBar, hey cried, is one of the finest monuments of the ity. It is venerated by all who read Metropolitan liistory. No cultivated mind can refrain from worshipping it. To take it down is to run counter tf our feeling of love for the hoary head. There- Sore, we will refuse to remove it until the Govern- ment has agreed to compensate us heavily." These Hie pure City folk. Parliament recently forced railway companies (to have smoking compartments on all trains. Did tit at the same time take care to protect the right* .r non-smokers [ I fear not. Cases have recently come before me in which the only third-class car- triages provided by railway companies have been •moking carriages- Asthmatical people, on pro- ifesting against being choked, were told to take what they could get, pay for second class accommo- dation, or wait an hour for the next train. Is this law 1" Miss Agnes Strickland does not appear to ftave amassed a very heavy fortune by her JIietories of English Queens. Her wlll was proved b few days ago with a personalty under She gives a portrait of herself to the Bouth Kensington Museum, a ring and locket with Catherine Parr's hair in them to her uephew Robert; the copyright of her" Li vos" to her pister, Mrs. Traill, and her nephew, Percy, and (Hie school abi-idged edition to her other sister, Hiiizabeth, who helped to prepare it.

AT THE AGRICULTURAL ti-)w. ield at FoobHae M»e SILVER MBBAL offered IT "The PES* SE'.V'R-OJ M.'H'NP ff) I)ress,naking and Family Use" wag award-d to "TAVLOVS P AIKST MUoHtyics. It has a new Patent Shuttle, having only one hole •hrsad, and anurnbeT of other recent im r vpm t- p .r-e« wanting Sewing Machine shonld, if unaMe to q, t this one from ftocal Dealers, send for a pros to Tivl Ir's Pa er>» Kt-wi 9 Machine Company, Great DrirtMd or 7 fib* mgi '< E.r HTHE TAYLOR'S PATENT SKWI-MJ MACHIVH, an-I NANV others no., 1.0" U) dealers Be Ie ally mav bo h i(I at HFRRRIT VIICMAS'S N'ftw SEWIXQ MACHIXH Bapor, 2, Working-street, O," I) Kite JSC. John's Church, Cardiff 5521

AGRICULTURAL HONOURS. The Royal Agricultural Society's session at Cirencester terminated yesterday morning. Mr. Edward Hol- hnd, the president; of the Royal Agricultural Society of England, distributed the prizes. Diplomas were awarded to George Burn Murdoch, of Edinburgh, and Charles John Sim, of Cheltenham. TheHaygarth Me ial was awarded to Mr. Burn Murdoch.' College Scholarships were gained by Messrs. Wilson, Malioney. and CatV.cart, and by Messrs. Ward, Miconehy, and Evans—the first three in the higher, and the second three in the lower grades.

j and Cittt JfttteUioence, LONDOX, FTUQAY EVENING. I Tijere is only a M, derate demand for men y this tii:> ning in the open Discount Market, and hills are I s ace. The rate of percent., however, is firmer for "lli' best three montas paper, and the supply of money is atber less than yesterday. \s usual towards the end of the week, and after the conclusion of a fortnightly settlement, the Stock Mark ts this morning are very quiet, and the tone of prices is generally dull. The Funds, however, continue to s i)port previous quotations. English Railways are again all lower, with the exception of Metropolitan Stoc which is firm at a further improvement of per cent. vfanchester and Sheffield Deferred, South Eastern and London nnd Southwestern 149ve receded J, North British, North Eastern, Midland, Metropolitan District, and London, Chatham, and Dover Preference i. and Great Western and London and Brighton J. The fea- ture in the Foreign Market is the continued depression of Peruvian Stecks, which are § to it lower, owing to some adverse statements with regard to the guano de- posits. Bolivian Six per Cents, have also fallen 1, Egyptian 1868 Stock t, Urnguay Six per Cents, r. L-Y Turkish Six per Cents, of 1873 », and the Five per Cents, of 1865 and the Scrip of the New Loan 1-16, On the other band, French Five per Cents, of 187:2 are i higher, at 98-; to 98jj, in response to an improvement on the Paris Bourse. Erie Shares are J lower, at 24^ to 25, and among Telegraph Shares, Anglo-American Stock has receded J, to 73 to 73J. XM M- Hit. The markets art; very quiet. English Railways con- tinue flat, and Great Northern A is flower, and Great Eastern Metropolitan Stock has also relapsed i. The only changes in the Foreign Market are a recovery of 1 in P ruvian Five per Cents of 1872, to 55 to 56, 4 and a fall o a like extent in Turkish Six per Cents of 1871. Erie Shares are k higher, at 24i to 25J but the Telegnph Market is neglected and unchanged. In the Bullion Market to-day no gold operations are heard of. Nothing hp L'i ,1"pe in silver. I BRISTOL STOCK JSICTIANGE,—YESTERDAY RAILWA-FS. Share. Company. Amt. Paid. Prices. Stock Bristol and Exeter £ ioo ..1151 116i 12 Midland Railway, New Shares — 30s 31a im Stock Do. 4 per Cent. Preference 100 971 gyi Stock Bristol and North Somerset 100 li '23 24 10 Bristol Port Rail and Pier.. 10 24.1 6 Stock Great Western TAO 11(>, Do. New Allotment — Stock Llynvi and Oft-more100 'ins IAA Stock Monmouthshire Do^New" Cenl- Prcf^nee'. 100 111 10 Severn and Wye" 60 A 27Ptem S3 » » 5 1 10 Do. Class C 1 a 01 95 T>rem 10 Do. New 5 per Cent.2 J 1 prem MISCELLANEOUS STOCK. Ashton Vale Iron & Coal L. 25 ..16 18 25 Do. Do. New 15 97 Dig IATQ A £ v.onside Engine Limited 7 3$2J Dig 147.9.0 Bristol Dock .Shares 147.9.0.. 90 91 United Gaa 100 ..192 193 Z? Erwtol Steam Navigation Lt. 14 e £ C^dia. -o Bristol Commercial Rooms .26 11 12 -5 Bristol Water Works 26 61 i 62$ ■TX „ New 4 .? Cardiff Water Works, Xew.. 2 2J 2} prem 1 Suspension Bridtre 1# •• 7 W Bristol City Hotel Limited. 19 9J 9| Bristol Col. Green Hotel, Lt. 10 I4j 16J 10 Clifton Hotel Limited 10 ..12 12* Great Western Collier}- Lira. 17 10* 11, „ n New' 17 London & South West." Bank 20 1* 2$prem. 10 B. & S. Wales Wagon 4 2* 2} crem TO Bristol Watron Works 1« 2J 2| pm x D 20 Do New 5 2* 24 pm x „ 10 Western Waff on 10 9i 10 20 West of England and South Wales District Bank 15 831 83i 15 Wilts and Dorset Bank 10 ..40 42 » Crown Preserved Coal Lim 6 616

SPECIAL SHIPPING NEWS. [FROM OUR SHIPPING REPORTER; J LATEST ARRIVALS IN PENARTH ROADS. CARDIFF, Friday night.-Skyjold, 230 light. En- rico, 717, ballast. Al. Ann, 228, ballast Sophia, 63, light. Paragon, 182, light. New Dove, 62, light. Ali 298, ballast. Unrlecimus, 524. ballast. Atlas, 57, liaht: Nouville Marie, 48, pitwood. E. Burnyeat, 115, jron ron ore. Emma, 42, pitwood. Red Rover, 79, iron ore. Dundolo, 717, ballast.

GOVERNMENT SIGNAL STATION, LIZARD. [Ships reported by Messrs. WM. BBOAD & SONS, Lloyd's and Ship Agents, Falmouth, and the Lizard, at having PASSED THE LIZARD.] [SPECIAL TELEGRAM.J FRIDAY.—Morning, passed east: Schooner Empress, of Shoreham brigantines Mary Ohva of Chester, Europa of Sunderland steamers Dodo and Rallus, both of Cork; Balbec and Glenfinlas, both of Glasgow, Passed west: steamers Benbow of London, from Cardiff; Stanton of Sunderland, fromBristol; Rosebud, four-niast steamship supposed Canopus of Liverpool; Norwegian barque flying H P M. Passed afternoon: Avoca, a steamer of l-Jublin.; National Steamship Company's steamer cjfJ1 Liverpool, New York, London, with a list to Massed west: Ketch Jack of London brigantine stone Keaumaris; three-mast brigantine Glad- Chame wansea; steamerd Greenwood of London, hazy. barque, Peony of London. Weather-calm,

I PEN.„_ CARDIFF. Cardiff Castl OPOCK. ARRIVALS-Dec. 16. St David's 8, Bak:r'le.rbuck, light, 50 Aid 31 Ilfracombe, ballast Kordula. 367, S^ter, baUast GLAMORGAN CANAL ARHIVAT^ TW I« Hope, Brooks, BrKl^r, lron l8' Caroline, Smith, brick's 53 Catherine Robert3^Will^in9B„8tol) pi Isca, s, Edmonds Bristol, general cargo, 52 Emma Alice, Mayo, GH?" and pears, 12 Resolution, Shelter., Bristol, bricks 31 Unity, Matthews, Barry, stones, 24 PENARTH DOCK SAILINGS, lb. Henry Brand s, Parish, coal, Havre. Winsloe, Jeffrey, coal. Gibraltar. Campanil, H, Bowden, coal, 1'ieppe. bt Vincent, 8, Parker, coal, Bristol. St David s, s, coal, Bristol. Iron Duke, s, Terrell, coal, Bristol. Marquis, s, Windows, coal, Bristol. Sarah Ann Widdup» Macknth, coal, Ply. GLAMORGAN CANAL SAILINGS, Dec. 18. -Happy go Lucky, Daw, light. Marquis of Lonte,^ Smith, iron go Lucky, Daw, light. Marquis of Lorne, Smith, iron rails. Taff, s, Cross, general cargo. Enid, s, Martin, general cargo. Railway, Farthing, iron. Holly Hew, Mayor, light. VESSELS CLEARED.—Dec 18. Dieppe, F. Stonartt, B. 211. coal, Watts & Co Rouen. Ben Macdui, B, 710 coal, Tellefsen & Ce Rouen, Murton, s, B. f00 coal, Tinel & Co Jersey, Handy, B, 50 coal, Jones, Heard & Co Palermo. jlvpr-Stream, B, 100 coal," 80 bar iron, Ronnfeldt & Co Rouen, h. h. xiiston. s, B. 750roal, H. Worms Dakar, Caesar, F, 400 coal, H. Worms Rochefort, Georgette, F, 130 coal, Wayne & Co Nante. Jeune Eugenie, F, 140 coal, McNit'l & Co St Unite, F, 110 coal. Kurness & Sons St Malo, Augusie Marie, F, 81 coal, A herd* re C C Sables d'Clonnc, Basse Indre, F, 180 coal, L. Gueret Mortogne, Bon Nicolas. F, 135 coal, Powell's Duffryn Constantinople, Tebe, S, Aus, 1000 coal, Cory Bros Singapore, Auton Gunther, Germ, 557 coal, M. Krieger Ancona, Attila, Aus, 439 coal, Livingstone & Co Meghine, Napried, Aus, 760 p.fuel, Crown Preserved Co Batavia, Jarge Cornelius, Hoi, 730 coal, A. Bocande Caldera, Linda G., Ity, 943 coal, Burnyeatt & Co Naples, Venti Settembre, Ity, 729 coal, Cory Bros Naples, Lassello, Ity, 816 coal, Indole & Son Santander, Mobino, s, Spn. 660 coal, E. Hancock Barcelona, Aurora, Nor, 454 coal, T. Beynon Cape Verds, Louisa, B, 993 coal, Nixon & Co; fcundries, G. Miller & Co Barcelona, Mun-?aster, B, 950 coal, Bumyeatt"& Co; 20 fuel, Worms & Co; ENTERED OUTWARDS.—DEC. 18. St Thomas, Idun, For, 270, Wang, Hillstrom Sc Co Cape Verds, Massius d'Azeglio, Gen, 500, Dodero, Morteo & Penco Rouen, Murton, s, B, 282, McArthur. Hacquoil Bros Dakar, Caesar, F, 286, Pollet, Morel Bros Barcelona, H. Scholfield, s, B, 622, Flynn, Hacquoil Bros Cadiz, Louisa, s, B, 581, Worck, R. Todd Jersey, Handy, B, 33, Turnidge, Morel Bros Rouen, 11. L. Alston, B, 452, Nisbet, Margrave & Co Bombay, Rochelais, F, 465, Bedand, R. W. Parry Malta, Castor, B, 241, Aquilina, Decandia & Co NEWPORT. VESSEL CLEA-RED.-DEC. 18. Genoa, Stefanino, Ity, 870 coal, T. Beynon & Co ENTERED OUTWARDS.-DEC. 18. Gibraltar, Heptarchy, s, B, 501, Barnes, Jones Bros Constantinople, Due Faglie, Aus, 440, Gianovich, G. Montaldo SWANSEA. » VESSELS'CLEARED.—DEC. 18. Alicante, Strathtay, s, B, 1200 coal, Strick A Son Callao, Viscount Canning, B, 800 coal, Strick & Son Garrucha, Crown, B, 510 p. fuel, 120 coke Poingdestre Tarragona, John Caspar, Rus, 480 coal, Page & Co ENTERED OUTWARDS.—DEC. 18. Valparaiso, Lord Marmioa, B, 430, Howells, Richardson Valparaiso, Hondeklip, B, 225, Biddle. Richardson & Co Ancona, Quintus, B, 448, Galea, Burgess & Co

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BROOKS & CO., TAILORS, MERCERS, HATTERS, &c., II OF NO. 32, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF, Be to announce that they RE-OPENED THE ABOVE PREMISES ON SATURDAY. NOV. 14TH, And that THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK Is now being SOLD AT A GREAT REDUCTION Under Market Value. PARRY AND BAKER, 39 12 Sc 13. HIGH STREET. 5083 CHRISTMAS pRESENTS AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. BEFOBB BUYING CONSULT W. PEDLER'S PRICE LIST OF NEW UMBRELLAS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. These Umbrellas are made with great care on S. Fox and Paragon and Solid Steel Frames. A better assortment to select from cannot be found in tke Principality. GENTS' STICKS AND CANES. Admitted to be the best Housu in the tewn for Sticks, Fancy Qanes, Mounted Malacas, and others of the Choicest Selections, froli best London Houses. STICKS AND CANES DRESSED, MOUNTED, POLISHED, AND FERKULED. IVORY HOOKS, SILVER AND ELECTRO-PLATED COLLARS AND KNOBS ALWAYS IN STOCK. A VARIETY OF LADIES' LEATHER BAGS. PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION. 12, ROYAL ARCADE, CARDIFF. 6447 GEORGE AND JOHN H. BAGRIDGE (Successors to their late Father, John Bagridgc), NO. 6, ST. JOHN-STREET, CARDIFF. PLUMBERS and ZINC WORKERS, AND DEALERS IN PLUMBERS MATERIALS, In offering their sincere thanks for the patronage bestowed on their late Father for the last 20 years, trust, by strict attention o Business, and moderate charges, also to gain the liberal sup- port of the old customers and the public generally. BATHS AND HOT WATER APPARATUS Fixed on the latest scientific principles at a saving of 25 per cent. BATHS, WATER-CLOSETS, URINALS, WASH BASINS, PUMPS, HYDRAULIC RAMS, HYDRANTS, EAVES, TROUGHS, and RAIN PIPES Fixed by Experienced Workmen in Town ar Country. EST!MATES GIVEN. 952 5335 J^SAAC T HOM AS, AUCTIONEER, 24, SEYMOUR STREET. ABERDARE, THE PEOPLE'S COMMISSION AGENT. 5229 All kinds of transactions undertaken to the best apAantage. JO S E P H G E O RG E MAD D6 X, ESTATE AND HOUSE AGENT, SURVEYOR, ACCOUNTANT, &c. (Late of Saint Fagan's), Begs to inform his friends that he has REMOVED to No. 8, CHARLES-STREET, CARDIFF. 5364 JgJ NGR AVIN G FOR THE MILLION JAMES BICKERTON, GENERAL PRACTICAL ENGRAVER, &e., 46, Bridge-street, Cardiff. Brass door plate with name, 2s. Cd.; Name and Profession, 69.; your name or initials engraved on knife, watch, &c., for 6d. Un- rivalled workmanship. A trial most respectfully solicited. 460g U & 12, WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF. I G J A. STONE, | UNDERTAKER, HEARSE AND MOURNING COACH PROPRIETOR. OSTRICH PLUME AND GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT. Tbe Trade supplied with Hearses, Coaches, and every requisite for Funeral Furnishing. 4 BATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. Medical testimony states, that unquestionably no remedy exists which is so certain in its effects. ASTHMA, WINTER COUGH, DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING alike yield to its influence. One Lozenge alone fri ve<* tio relief. Many remedies are sold that contain Mo«h?a erer violent drugs, but HEATING'S COUGH LOZEN'Pf'k °r posed only of the purest simple druX and tht C0M- health may use them with delicate in OOUGH LOZhNGES are prepaid b Thnm .■ KEfTIDNO;s Churchyard, and sold bv a 1 » lhomas Keating, bt. Paul's 2» 9d. each 7 1 Chemists. 111 Boxes. 1, lid. AS A REFRESH[NG BREAKFAST BEVERAGE "PVANIEL'S TARAXACUM^ or DANDELION COKFE Prepared from the Pure Fresh Dandelion Boot. This article contains in an agreeaMe form all the properties of the root from whic it is p epared, the valuable qualities of 1\"hlch are daily becoming more en. raliy appreciated. f Especially recomm 11 ed to Invalids as an artiele ana par icutarly to those who suffer from Weak and Dysp-pti(! Aff'ctio FU'ulency, Distension, ana BI ury-ob- structions, in all cas s of which it will be found at the same tim extrem ly pi asant o the v rlea-ant W L. DANIEL, uIIST, 64, HIGH STItEjj;T, METHYH.. Sold in Tins o-ilv, at Is. 6d. rTn°itT)ln^8erit b-v rail direct from the Proprietor to any 0 Umted kingdom on receipt 0lAs° th^sEpreparaetion '3g 011^uL°tt,hCF' S°'? nd« the name of Dande ion Coffee,^ .^rs must be sure to ask for, and iee th*t th«y A NT)FT TA\T DANiEL'S.L'^V,1!'LION COFFEE, Which when Once £ 5?' -v Pre erred, both for its a'reeable Taste and »-y- J?aMEL'8 Dandelion Coffee may obtained from «»PecUbIe Chemists and Grocers in the United Kingdom^ a T fO DOLOREUX, NEU RALOIA. /N THE HEAD, FACE, and GUMS. These are almost immediately relieved bv RKADE-S TOOTH-ACHE and TIC DOLOREAUX PILLS. The safest, fAo certain remedy. They cure by at once erves and giving tone to the system, so as to p«ve«tarf«rrence ofthe complaint. These Pills procure a refresh* ° r B rest where sleep has departed from the sufferer for day?' JT the necessity of extraction. Whether the t by taking cold, by a weak state of the nerve'- °~_y & disordered stomach, these Pills prove effeetual- gold by tnnny j j0„ an(^ WilUams, Chemist, Bute-street, &r- diff. in at l.iiJ. and 2s. 9d. each, and sent per post on re- 0r 35 stamps, by the makers, Reade Brothers, Chemists, Wolverhamoton London Agent Sanger. g»05 pii.TC^ AND GRAVEL PILLS we now recognised by all as beinfc THE BEST MEDICINE YET DISCOVERED FOR PILE „ „ AND GRAV.EL, » well as for the following pains:—Pain in the Back, Flatulencf Griping, Colic, a sense of weight in the Back and Loins, Darting Paing ia the region of the Heart. Liver, and Kidneys, Paina in th Thighs, Suppression and Retention of Unne, Pains in the Stomaoh AND ALL LIVER COMPLAINTS. The Proprietor has received upwards of two thousand Testlmo nials in favour of these Pills. Send a halfpenny stamp for an important List of Testimonials from Doctors, Chemists, and in valids from all parts of the country. Sold by all Chemists, in boxes It), ljd., and 2s. 9d. each, and mav be had from the PKOPIUXTOR, J- E. GEORGE, M.R.P.S., HIRWAITJ, GLAMORGAN, For Is. 4d., and 3s. in Stamps. May be had WHOLHSALB from most Patent Medicine Wareho in London, Bristol, and Li verpoo loe F" OR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."—See Deuteronomy, chap, xii., verse 23. CLARKE'S WORLD-FAMED BLOOr MIXTURE. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND RESTORER, For cleansing and clearing the Blood from all impurities, cannr be too highly recommended. For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Disease and Sores of all kinds a never-failing and permanent e. It Cures Old Sores. Cures Ulcerated Sores on the Neck. Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs. Cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the r ace Cures Scurvy Sores. Cures Cancerous Ulcers, Cures Blood and Skin Diseases. Cures Glandular Swellu-gs. Clears the Blood from all impure Mattel, From whatever cause anaing. As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and warranted free from anvthing injurious to the most delicate constitution of eithe1 sex, the Proprietor solicits sufferers to give it a trial to test :t» thousands of Testimonials from all parts. Sold in Bottles 2s. 3d. each, and in Cases, containing six times th* rmantitv lis. each—sufficient to effect a permanent cure in IroAt maiority Of long-standing cases,—by ALL CHEMISTS AND PATENT MEDICINE VENDORS throughout the thiitee Kingdom and the world, or sent to any address on receipt 012" 132 stamps by „ „ F. J. CLARKE, Chemist, High-street, Lincoln. Wholesale: All Patent Medicine Houses. SOLD IN CARDIFF by Joy, and Coleman, Chemists. New port E. M. Thomas, 121. Commercial-street. Pontypool: E Stephens. Clarence-street. Bhbw Vale: L. P. Jones. Bridgend' I A. J. Price; Cardiff, D. Anthony, Royal Arcade, and 39, St. UfaMy-Mtoevt. 18 WHAT ia YOUR CREST and MOTTO J Send Name aud County to CULLETOIC'S HERALDIC' OFFICE, 3< 6J. PI,.iu sketclitd in Hera die Colours, 7s • Creflt engraved on Seals, Hook l'!atc«, and steel Dies, (Jd • MaUA1 el Heraldry, 3s Pd post free, hy T. Culleton, 25, Cranboura-street W.C., Li»..d WEAL iiNGRAVING by OL'LLii.—Crest k_7 Eiiunved on S..als, Ein^s, Book Plates, and .tee; Dies for stamping paper, 7s (id. Livery Lu:V'n Dies, t' 23 Crest en- graved ou silver sjjoons and family p ate, fs per Ô,¡en articles. A neat lJcsk Seal, with etiyrn ved C; est, 12s 6d. Iteijistered LeMer, 6d extra. T. Culleton, fcngraver to the Queen and Koyal Famihr, "5, Cranbourn-street (corner of St. MartinV-iane), London. 4 1ULLETCFS PLATES Tor MAKi^TNG 1 require no preparation, and are easilj used. IBMW Plate, Is; Name Plate, 2s (id set of Moveable numbers, 2s 6d; Crest or Mnnogram Plates, 5s with Directions posl free for cash or stamps, by T. Culleton, 26, Cranbonm street (torner of bt. arti- W.C., London. YIslTliS(j (JAliDS by CULLETON.—Fifty V best quality, 2s. 3d., post free. including the engraving W copperplate. Wedding Cards, 66 each, 5 i Embossed Envelopes* wtth Maiden Name, 18s. 6d.—T. Culleton, Seal Engraver, Zi ^aiuxjurn-s^reet (corner of St. Martin's-lane), W.C., London. Qulleton's GUINEA BOX of STATION- velorwf contain8 a ream c £ the very best Paper, xnd 509 En Motto 8!amPed in the most elegant way witk Crest aad eluded or Ad,lr,:S'1' alui tl.e engraving of Steel Die, 1»- U)urn .;treet t0 an-v I,art for P- °' order.-T. Culleton, 25, «a»- wura »treet (corner of St. MurtinV-lane). London. 4 £ 9i b7 C ULLETON, the most eto- Btomried in Colmi~ndo-n' Quar'er-ream Paper, and 125 Envelopes W tol v part o^th a">' Monogram, 6s. No cha^e for D^ fho O^ioen a^id Die sfnb pt 01 ^PS -T. Culleton, Engraver °-5Sr ( 18 but oue GRIFFITHS U atamSS:PIt00F SAFE DEALER KW% '♦ ,_] Miinor^na m°st extensive assortment of Safesi by Chatwood, Milner, and other eminent makers, at aim* iaJf tn8 price of new. A Guarantee with each. J lustiated Prioe Lists PofltFrAA. GRIFFITHS, tbo SAFK MAN 43, CANnotj-Strkkt E.C. 83 l'HK PATENT METALLIC AIR-TIGHT COFFIN COMPANY, LIMITED, X Undertake, in cases of Peath from Small-pox or other contagious Disease, to forward, within one ftJ 1 hour from receipt of order, a, PATENT METALLIC AIR-TIGHT COFFIN, of suitable size, which,when closed, will effectually prevent the escape of any I noXIOUS gases. I WORKS AND OFFICK 158, GREAT CHARLES-STREET, BIRMINGHAM. I ONE BOX of CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS i.1 w ranted to cu'e all discbarerea from the urinary organs ID either sex, acquirer, or cr i stitutional, gravel, and paills in the back. Sold in boxes. 4s. 6 » each, by all chemists ant patent medicine vendors or sent to: any address for tIO stamps, by thl! maker, F. J. Clarke, Consulting Chemist, High-street, Lincoln. Wholesale Agents, Barclayand Sous, London, and all the whole- sale houses. Sold in Cardiff by Joy and Coleman, Chemists New- port, E. M. Thomas, 121, Commercial-street; Pontypool, E Stephens, CI9.rene-street: L. P. JoneR. Ehbw Vale: A..J. Price Bridgend; Cardiff, D. Anthony, Royal Arcade, and 39, MU) treet. Swansea: James Hughes, 20, Castle-street. 12 BUy KliiCKiTT'S JPAliiS BLUE, in Sqvaree. And beware of inferior imitations. I have been lATHf DRESS to the PRlKt 1. of WALES for several years, and I con sider RKCKITTS PARIS BLUE is the BEST I ever used. and undoubtedly greatly superior to the trDark Blue.—ELIZA ELDER. 8329 To all who have a SEWINvnMACHINE. Why se r.ii to the Makers for REPAIRS when you can ha»e them done at 1 all the cost by William Edmunds, Practical Machinist, 37, Rup^rra-street,Newport, Mon. Machines on easy temswIIeJI required. Best Needles, 18. per daoQn. All other requiRt«e a% equally low prices.. 3663 ONEfcf BRUT HEKttV^P^UMCIPAL iilLL POSTERS ind DEUt»RKRS, HIGH STREET, NEATH, and BRITON FERRY. culars addressed and delivered. Sill Posters to the stern and Neath and Brecon Railways, and the principk otionearo. of tbo Principal Pont.intr Plac«s. 18 RESTORE YOUR SIGHT Those who are troubled with Inflamed Eyelids, Dimness Sight, or Weak Eyes, should use COCKLES' EYE WATER. This noted application has been before the public upwards of years, is used by Royalty, the nobility, the clergy, and the offion of th serviœø, and ne<>ds no recommendation restores impainIQ vision and overwrought Eyes, cures Weak, Wartery. Inflamed and Near-sighted Eyes, and stimulates tho Ejoe to health in all other diseases. Perfectly safe, and patients will speedily find relief from its use. is. 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. per bottle. Cases It ,ndia, 21s. Of all Chemist*. 3560^ G_ Uiploiua ol Alerit, Vienna, 187a. OODALL'S QUININE WINE. The best and most agreeable Tonic yet introduced. Foi the relief of Indigestion, General Debility, and Loss of Appetite. it is INVALUABLE. Recommended for its PURITY by the "Fooc Journal, 'Arthur Hill Hassall, M.D., Wentworth L. Scott Esq. F.C.S., F.A.S.L., F.R.S.S.A., &c. Sold by Grocers, Oilmen, an. Chemists in large Botties at 13. Is. lid. 2s. and 2a. 3d. each. Prepared bv QOODALL. BACKHOUSE, and Co., Iieeds 1248 Diploma of Merit, Vienna, 1878. YORKSHIRE RELISH.—The most deiidoo* jL SAUCE in the world to Chops, Steaka, Fish, Jto. bold by til Grocers and Oilmen in bottles, 6d., lB. and 3s. each. Trade (ark, Willow-Pattern Plat6. PBOPRIBTOBS— GOOD ALL BACKHOUSE, 4 00.. Leeds. 126C rflHE RIGHT THING IN THE RIGHT X PLACE. BEECHAM'S PILLS. BEECHAM'S PILLS have now been before the Public between Twenty and Thirty years, and the rapid sale from the commence- ment, and the still increasing demand by the Public, is one 01 the best guarantees to the Nervous and Debilitated. ThouslJ1111 in every sphere of lifo with one voice pronounce them tbe e- the safest, and the surest for eradicating all those complaints which neah islIeir to. They stand without a parallel, and ba- the largest sale of any patent medicine the world. They aw admitted by all to be worth a guinea i box rtnr bilious disordws I such as wind and pain at the stoma' J, Bick heaJache, giddiness ) fullness after meals, dizziness and drowsiness, coM chills, flush f ings of heat, loss of appetite, shortness of breatn, uvr^tiveness scurvy and blotches on the akin, disturbed Bleep, Uvahtnii dreams, nervous and troinljling BdQSfttioQBt &c. The first dose will give relief in twenty minutes. Sufferer'! are earnsstly in; t vited to try one box, which they will admit \o be t WORTH A GUINEA A 3X. t For females of all ages these pills art iuvaluable, as a few doses of them carry off all gross hnmoqWjjgsft ai: obstructions, and bring about all that is required.should be with- out them. There is no mo^cine t° ba foncd to equal Beeoham 8 g Pills fo* removing ?? irregularity ol the system] ■ If taken according to the directions given witn each box. the* B will soon restore females of all agos tc sound and robust health ■ "BKKCTHlM'7^TeTr^1C»r,Q r?cl°est0d t0 that the ft affixed to each box of th^plil^- if™ T ^government Stamp | prn.„.0j j 1,{L if not on, they are a forgery. & T Ro? t only, and sold wholesale and retail, by the proprietors I hnf l ,DlsPe™ng Chemist, St. Helen's, Lancashire, in ■ xes at Is. ljd. and 2s. 9d. each. Sent post free from tho Ppo« ■ prietor for 15 or 36 stamps. ■ Full directions are given with each box. B Sold by all Druggiits and Patent Medicine Dealers in th E United Kincdom. 37M K AYMAN'S BALSAMof HOREHOUND K the most certain and speedy remedy for Asthma, Coo- B sumption, Bronchitis, Coughs, Influenza, Diffieult Breathing H Spitting of Blood, Hooping Coujfh, Hoarseness, Loss of Voice, &a H It gives instantaneous relief, and rapidiy effects a cure. H| IT HAS A MO8T PLEASANT TASTE. ■ Testimonials are unnecessary, as there is scarcely a family Br South Wales which has not proved its efficacy BL. IN THE NURSERY M It is invaluable, as childron are fond of it, and take ii eagerly Immediately it is taken couching ceases, restlessness is gone, and refreshing sleep ensues. No lady who has once tried it vrsvX- sver afterwards be without it. Prepared only by A. Hayman, chemist, Neath and sold by a. Chemists. Price Is 1.w1 and 2s. ffd. per bottle. 35 m< AISH'S LIVER FILLS are now everywhere acknowledged to effect a speedy and marvellous cure in all Liver Complaints. The symptoms are as followsGiddiness in the head, pains low in the right side, increased by presmse; pmn under the collar bones and between the shoulders, wincI. in' the stemach, dry coupli, habitual costiveness, 8Íckneaø on be stomach, acute and burning sensation in the region of the stomach, commonly called heartburn extrem weakness, pain in the back, increased pain on taking anything into the stomaeh, palpitation of tha heart, severe pains in the h^d, spots travers- ing before the sight. Bel!e-vue, Clifton. To'Mr. Maish.—Dear Sir, -I have b«.en a sufferer for years during the last two I have not been able to retain any animal food upon my stomach, vomit- ing daily. I was ordered to discontinue medicine, and take a ohange: but to no purpose. My pain in1 the stomach, bat head, and between the shoulders was1 somethingdrradful. Some time after I was advised to try your Liver Pills, whieh I did. I have not taken the third box, and am happy to say the sickness has left me more than two months: all the pains are gone, mid I now feel equal to any of my domestic duties, and shall ever feel pleased to speak of your Pills as I have here described.— Yours truly, LOUISA Rook."—Sold by the Proprietor, EDWARD MAISH, 3, St. Michael's-crescent (late of tho Bristol General Hos- pital, six years), and Chemists. In boxes, 7!ci-, la. 1jd., 2s. 9111. M!P or by post, 14 or 33 stamns. 2648 p THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIKU f THOMPSON'S BURDOCK PILLS overcome.. t the worst forms of diseases, and the foulest state of the s blood, stomach, liver, and kidneys they go to the core of even ft disease where no other medicines have power to reach. The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER cures the following com HH plaints: Indigestion, or wind in the stomach or bowels, giddi mt ness in the head, dimness of sight, weak or sore eyes, loss at B1 aiemory, palpitation of the heart, liver, and biliout K j ibi*.ruction», asthma, or tightness in the chest, rheu Kk matics, lumbago, piles, gravel, pains the bade. HB scurvy, bad legs, bad breast, sore throat, sore I^ads, and sores Ol ill descriptions, burns, wounds, o: white swellingu, scrofula. pi icing's evil, gatherings, tumours or uanccra, pimples and blot H )in the face and body, swelled feet or logs, scabs and ltoh H Eryspelas, jaundice, a.nd dropsy, and fevers of all kinds. In boxes at Is. ld. and 2s. 9d. each, sold by most Chemist*,ro >1 rorn t.'vi e^tabHsliment. 34. T- 0 TilE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED ) Read the New Work, Entitled. ,• "HOW TO ENSURE HEALTH." |»< Just Published for two Stamps. Br DR. BARXES, M.D., (U.S.) H A TREATISE ou the LAWS GOVERNING LIFE, and ths CAUSES. SYMPTOMS, and the TREATMENT of all diseases de- pending on Exhaustion of Nervous Vitality, such as Nervouj Debility, Mental and Physical Depression, Palpitat'?"' or th« r Heart, Noises in the Head and Ears, Indecision, Hj and Memoiy, Indigestion, Prostration, Lassitude, Spirits, Loss of Energy and Appetite, Pains inj", »ni I; Limbs, Timidity, Self-Distrust, Dizziness, Loyo »olituie » Gronndiess Fears, and many other ailments, whicf' fleeted, i bring the sufferers to an early Death. Together aint« oc fe- Chronic Rhoumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, EpileP*^ 8l«ria, anc H all diseases of the Nervous and alimentary sysf >n3 H The Appendix to this valuable work <*L"ring an^ ,i.1Be I PRESCRIPTIONS for the alleviation of sun tfa a the cur« M )f minor disorders, with full instructions P eparatior and use. rtv(riene, or th« I Contains also some friendly advice on Wjft,iH. ■ WAY TO PRESERVE i „ W Illustrated by numerous teKtimoniaJ« h t^e patienU, ho have been restored to health it*oUS author's uiatnt. entality. jetter post 8ent post free for two stamps °rHnsdale Squar« 8tan?P*- Address, Dr. J. A. BARNES, 48, V> Barnsbury, London 893 R- C. LEE OH, CONTRA 8 k • AND ADVERTW^. C 17, WOOD-STRBfk T. ABV^niPV •* 3, CARD IFi-blfjnost «cmin?n™?TfKrt ?ta Rents all the Principal Roath. *'OSTIKO STA TiONS in Cardiff, fr -Cr'cr tor Aberdar and SONS, at theirast^e«t, m the town of in tl'ieCou^ street, and in the 'Countv OK CLAMOKOAN pookseller and .ews^e;u Cemmercial-street, ji Frederick Gay, V £ erS in the COUKTT OF C.RMARTHBN by Newport, and sellers, Carmarthen, Williar Thompson a»df> ennarthen, and R. Ifemard Rees, Bookseller Aees, Bookse tborg, ui t ie COUNTY PEMUROKF.. by R. C Llauell.v, Qfrtta&t* ^etnt>roke, Thomas Davies, Bookseller TreA-eeks, poC)c, Thomas Harriea, Bookseller, Haverfordwest^ Job11, Bookseller, Havorf rdvest, others in th and Mi1- Cardigan hy Anne Williaitu, Bookseller, ("ardigstn, COUNT r^ani Bookseller, Aliervstwth, and others: in the -rt ox Brecon by James Wheeltr, Newsagent, Brecon, Jones, Bookseller, Brynm'.wr, and others in tbc i^yirrY ov RADNOR l.y Miss Francis, Newsagent, Llandrindod wells Mrs K. Price, Newsagent, Rha ader, and others. CARDIFF DECEMBSR