South Wales Daily News

IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF PUDDLING AND BALLING FURNACES. To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. SIR,—An important improvement has much labour and expense been brought to light by a hard-working man ill the bove branch in the Swansea Valley-Mr Henry Parton. By this improvement, as all are interested in puddling will see by a trial, a great saving will be effected both to masters and men. It will be a great boon tu all workers of iron puddling, and cinder bottom balbng furnaces in particular. It has b en tried with great success by a well-known co rpany in this district, viz., Messrs Gilbertsou and ('0. I unrlwsbnrl the inventor is employed by that firm. Matters nre now uei11g arrmued to get the invention registered, and it is hoped that the inventor will meet with the suc- ce-s he dpserve. The thing itself is very sim: le but effective. It consists ct a jet of steam enter- ing- in through an iron trough in the brid.re working all round the furnace, and out through the roof at the flue jamb. The pu hiler can wotk almo-t entirely without using any fetlins, and the ea.;ti 11" will la-t ten years or more, besi les keeping tne f>ott'iiii cool an 1 in goo order.—I am, &e., Morriston, July 17th, 1370. P. J. H.

RIVAL VOLUNTEER To the Editm- of the SOUTH WALES DAILY XKW.-S. I SIR,—-T observe in your Saturday's issue a letter from Mr Scrotten, the bandmaster of the Milford volunteer bam!, questioning the recur ICY of the notice I sent you of the scene at the battalion drill at H verfordwest Ja-t week. Hence the cause of the present feeling. I have it Oil Mr Harding's authority that he did refer the Milford bandmaster to the commanding officer, a d I have it on equally goo authority that the Milford band was dismissed. Mr Scrotten claims to teach t onpTior ehFs of music to We want to tight." 1. really beg his pa; don for this, my information wr-s not c ura-e in this respect, the tune played being My urand- f ther's clock." I trll-t my reamus win now form a high opinion of Mr Scr.>tt"n's idea ofcl.isio I can only express liJ" ferret that the clock was so ignominonslv ed. What a musical treat lo At a s eriod of the day a number of the MI. ord Corps rema'ked what a lucky thing it u as that the affair did not end in a genera) ineiee, and d ukl v hinted that if it had the Haverfordwest Baud would hlve been almns: annihilated. This goes to Drove the animus feb. an ) clearly indicates the "cheerful" v ay in which Major orders were complied with.—I am, &c., YOUR OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT.

LIBERALISM IN WALES. To the Editor of the SorTrr WALTS VAlLY NEWS. SIR,—I mi'erstand that a oea'-on ill one of the c a: els of North Wale' recently preferred a re- markable petition, of which the folio,ving is a free translation ;—" O great Lord, Inav it please thee to d- stiov that man in England," (mention- ing a very illustrious parsonage by name), I be- lieve he lives in London, who does so much to distress thi clluntrv h, "iIIJa'I:1.ement 1\11,1 love o bloodshed. If I were to attempt to destroy him thev would innri-mii me. hot ,q Thou destroy him. O Lord, for they cannot imprison Thee." Wlide fa v Welshmen woul cart to subscribe to this, ill""n\1lms su; plication in its present form, there can be iittl; doubt that t ey are gr.dually awaking t > the realiiy that there is something seriously wrong in the management of the country's affairs, something so wrong that they them-elves feel that the lime has come when each man must do all that lie can to re-establish a Government which shall act more in accordance with the wishes of the people. The prevailing opinion in Wales is that the present J'arli .merit do; s aot truly represent the pe >:de, and that the members have forfeite t the confidence of their constituents by the culpable manner in which they have contiuii.d t > disregard their well- known requirements. On this p lint one of the members was recently enlightened. He entered f';di,lJ\le t under the allspices of Librlism, but was careful to support only those measures which promoted by ths Government, and to op; ose or disregard those which he \\(;:1 knew his constituents had largely at he irt. lie called u, on one of them to enquire as to the security of his vote, niii as somewhat discomfited t > leam that his constituent had been c .refully noting all the honourable member's pro- ceedings, and had decided never to vole for him again. This voter, hap; ily for himself, was in a position to defy the malevolence of his perfidious representative, but, unfoitiinateiy, instances iii e not wanting w here depen 'e:.ce has been used with, fatal effect as a means of revenue ag inst refrac tory voters. We learn on reliable authority tha one of the members for North Wales some time ago called upon one of his employes to "solicit the favour" of his vote, hut was met with a respectful denial. He at once turned on his eel, thanking the man for his attention. But the mat'er did not end here. The steward from that moment that employe, and, in a short time afterwards a trivial, and hitherto oar- donahle, otfence was considered sufficient reason for his imme iiate dismissal. Then followed in sail consequence, for the times were bad, empty cupboards, stockingless feet, and all the dismal paraphernalia of overty. The loquacious Londoner is f-er ready to enun- ciate very marvellous and macular opinions on every pasil1! Rubjed in train Of 011 omnibus, ard more amnsicir than harmful. We have at luesent iu mind the ludicious picture of an itineiant dealer in shrimps who, although attired in filthy rags, with hare head and breast, thought it his duty all a Briton to har ngue his neihbours in au underground carriage on the disastrous effects of Gladstonian policy. But Welshmen who have for so long been "ilent 0:1 pnlitics will, wh-n they speak, command attention. Since tiie of Chartism and R..1eccaim no such indignation and political antagonism to the "powers that be" has been felt in Wales as that v. h'ch has arisen while watching the act on of the Government in respect to the Bulgarian atrocities, the naval and militaiy dis- plays at Besika Bay and Malta, the Afghan invasion, an 1, lastly, the Zulu war. But if any- thing had been wanting to complete the irritation of Welshmen, the deficiency has been amply sup- plied by the contemptuous treatment which the question of intermediate education for Wales has received at the hands of Her Majesty's Ministers. Much has been justlv urged against the common system of Welsh mini-ieis < f religion alhr ssing their congregations on political matters, but the anxious on this ointmay rest assured that Wels1 men nowadavs are in no such danger of overlook- ing their duty in political matters as to require any minister to step aside from his work of preaching the gospel, to awaken the people to a due sense of their political responsibilities. On the contrary, there is ample evidence to show that Welshmen, who have hitherto refrain d, from a fancied sense of security, from interfering with poliiics, and have suffered themselves calmly to be led to the < oiling booths to vote according to the wishes of their employers, without giving themselves the mental trouble d ascertaining what the system i which the affable candidate will support, feel that it is their duty, in the present state of affairs, to exercise every care in selecting a member ho shall be truly a representative of the peoplp, and many a Conservative member who now enjoys the double honour of representing a Liberal constituency will be startled from his pleasing slumber to find at the next general elec- tion how far this determination has seized the minds of the Welsh people.—-I am, &c., LIBERAL.

THE MERTHYR BOARD OF HEALTH I AND THEIli TROEDiRHIW SEWAGE FARMS. T-i t;ie E,,itf r,.)f tlte SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWH, SIR, — L noticed a fe.v weeks ago one of the members of the b()a d making inquiries res| ecti the financial returns of this farm for last year, and asking the farmer to make a repoi t how the loss or 2."i per cent ha occurred in the receipt of his farm. I congratul ate the above member. IIo.v far the farmer succeeded I don't know but of this I am certain, if the farm lost 25 per cent last year, it will he sure to lose 30 s er cent this year. A few years ago the tann was a credit to the board, but. of ltle years it is growing worse every year. This far u «as, before ever the sewage was applied to it, one of tlm best pieces of land in Glamorganshire; hut, much to the loss of the parish, this (arm is hndnr a considerable lot of money every year, and is still going worse. As a farmer and a hea> y ratepayer of th" above i'ari]¡, I will en ieavoui to give a biid's-eye view of the farm as it is pies.uit. This year the board has a piece of laud in their own ban Is, which was let list year for £10 per acre. I shall be greatly surprised if the boa.rd will realise £ o per acre for it this year, to say nothing about the labour on it. Ag lin take the cabbage and mangolds. They seem to he doing very poorly so far. Oats again are look iig much better than I expecfed, considering thesttethe grouni v. a< in when they were put in. Wee Is again are growing in abundance, but what wonder ? I say the g onlll ought to he plollghell as soon as mangolds and swedes are off the ground, but on this farm last year the ground was not ploughed till the spring. If the pround had been ploughed the severe frost we had last year would have killed all the insec's, etc., and have seasoned t!:e groun 1 to a great extent—especially groimd that is work, d every year like this. In conclusion, I maintain that this matter is well worthy the attention of the Chamber of Trade for Merthyr, and I would suggest to them to appoint a farmer from their owrf parish to draw up a report on the pre-ent condition of the farm, an 1 what remedy it requires.—Yours. &c.. ONE WHO PAYS HEAVY RATES.

THE PEMBROKE BOROUGHS. To the Editor of fie SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. SIR,— Kindly permit me to make, through the 11 edimn of your columns, a few observations upon what appeared in the last is<ue of your contem- porary, the Welshman, respecting the retirement of Mr Reed from the representation of the Pem- broke Boroughs. Having had, for 20 ypars past, the closest in- timacy with this constituency, and su,ce Mr Reel's connection been his agent, I have had, if not more opportunities th n others, I may claim without undue conceit, at leait as many as any- one, of judging and knowing the feelings u hich have existed on the parts of that constituency and Mr Reed respectively, and I can emphatically state that never were they of a more co>dial kind than they have been during the last 12 months. Nothing wider of the mark could appear than the misstatement of the Welshman, that there was a manifest coolness between them, whieh has at least grown into open disaffection." The red c se is quite the reverse-as the feeling of respect and for -Nlr Reed has constantly increased since his election. This is no biassed view, but -t well known fact to every one who knows the boroughs, or who has paid the slightest attention to the en- thusiastic receptions, accompanied s they were by every demonstration of respect and admiration, accorded to Mr Reed on those occasions when he has visited the boroughs, to render au account of his stewardship, as well as upon those other oc- casions when the purport of his visits was of a general character, such as inspecting his enter- prizes at Pennar, the .Milford Docks, laying foun- dation stones.^ or other undertakings—or even presiding at elstedlfmbn. The frank cordiality of the kindness evinced towards him was always so demonstrative and palpable, that for unyone to come to the conclusion ex: ressed iu the issue of the WeJshnvm, of the 18th inst., is utterly inex- plicable, when it is remembered that t he sincerity of th Welshman s statements and views are 11.1- ways above suspicion. I am also in a position to combat the statement ns to Mr iteed's certain de- feat rt the next election as, instead of defeat, a recent examination of the ,.ta:e of the register shows most conclusively th t a cert in and mo-t triumphant success woul 1 result lo Mr Reed were he to coute-t tee.-e boroughs again. Those who supported Mr Re d at the l.wt elec- tion o. in r to political considerations only, cannot l)d d s-aH-died, for he has fulfilled every obligation lie then made, and those who were influence by co itmercial and trade nnticipa'ions cannot lie dis- appointed and displease surely, seeing the sub- s ant al character of the un lertakings he ha; fostered, promoted, and established. The immen-e pers n d expenditure these enterprises have in- curred is easily conceived, indeed, so general has been the appreciation of the 6- na 1i le character of these t at many electors who opposed him in 1874 have been caudii enough to publicly declare their future support,^or the a ithdrau al (if their further opposition to him. The Conservative agents in these boiough=, knowing the effect produced by Mr Meyrick's absenteeism and the do-nothing policv whicrh lie has always exhibited and practised, and also knowing that it was an effect v hich was rapidly expanding as the time and prospects of a dissolution g-ew nearer, Fey despaired of being able to sho-,v to the lea 1-rs of the party any convincing proofs of the shadow of a prospect of suceess if any gen- tle nan could be ra-h enough to oppo-e him. To fall back upon Mr Meyrick was an alternative the contemplation of uliich could not afford the most sanguine of them much satisfaction, as they knew, as all in the borough kne r. that Mr Meyrick's absenteeism, and his rigid abstention fro." co- operation in any project to benefit the locality, had worked their natural effect, and sho ved con- clusively that to fight with a candidate who had systematically acted so as to forfeit every claim npon loc; I consi, fer I ti, ,n was to court certain defeat. Mr Meyrick, it cannot be denied, might have been a stron.; and dangerous opponent had lIe turned the. unequalled a 'vantages and influence adherent to the ositiou of a large landed proprietor to a proper account, but since he has so ruthlessly negleeted there and the claims of the locality upon him, what would have been Ids strength, if judiciously made use of, will be his stumbling block, and the cause of certain failure. The cons ituency cannot forget that after his defeat in 1874 he seveied is connection with every institution in the boroughs, thus cnttinl; anrl treating friend and foe alike, and since then he has scarce been seen or his name heard in Pembroke- shire in fact, in every sense a dead to these boroughs as when he was its silent representative in Parliament. What a contrast his was to what we subsequently experienced in the enlightened and inflential representation of Mr Heed. Hav- in felt the satisfaction of such representation, the constituency wi!l surely endeavour to avoid the humiliation and mortification it must suffer if a gentleman w ith no other claim than that lie po.s"se broad acres should be i-e.tiriie(I-for it. The elevate nature of Mr Reed's representa- tion is mo e e'early evidence I when a comparison is made with it, and such a representation as can be afforded by gentlemen of Mr Meyrick's stamp. The high status of one, and the low of the other, re immediately apparent; and the strength and infh.ie ceofone, and the weakness and helplessness of the other, are best understood when thus viewed as contraries. If the Welshman is desirous of a, vocating Mr Meyrick's prospects, let it bstaiu from mentioning his name in conjunction with the name of Mr Reed, as it could not commit a greater blunder than to force a comparison between the intellectual gialltry and reputation of Mr Repd and these qualities, such as they are, of Air M-vrick. Those of the latter gentlemen are d-yarfed to such iufini'esimal proportions that microsc uue aid is required to perceive them. j he Welshmwl refers to Mr Meyrick possessing strong local influence." It seems to forget that local negiect and lr-cal influence are incompatible. What has Mr Meyrick done to benefit the locality ? Nothing not a single project has he snppor: ed to the extent of a single share. Every inducement was made to him to assist in the Co- operative Shipbuilding Society, to invest in the Milford Engineering and Shipbuilding Company, ■and in the Milford Docks, but not a penny would lie eitib irk in them. People say he is a good landlord so he may be, when to he considered good he only takes 03 in the £ for the rent due to him. It almost appears from the slavish manner these utterances are spoken by Conserva. tive organs, that the tenants of Mr Meyrick should be grateful to him that he does not demand seme- thing more than the obligations under their tenancy agreements require. I have the satisfaction of knowing that, much as the Liberals regretted and dep10red the sever- ance of Mr Reed, they never entertained the idea of defeat, or despaired of success but, on the contrary, one feeling only possesses and animates the party the certainty of a certain victory. Whoever may be so- lected by the candidate committee, and finally adopted by the general committee will receive a loyal sup- ort from the Liberal electors and with the aid of a highly-satisfactory register, a crushing and over,, lieiiiiiiig defeat only awaits the gentle- man of local influence which the Welshman indi- cates as the Tory candidate at the coming contest. -I am, &c., G. M. SINNETTE. Martin's House, Pembroke Dock, 21st July, 1879. To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEws. Sin,—At the meeting of the Liberal electors of Ptmbroke Dock, on the 17th instant, called for the purpose of hearing an important communi- cation from Mr Reed, and which, I need hardly say, was a terrible blow to the Liberal cause of the borough, another resolution of importance was carried unanimously, which the reporter of that meeting did not think fit to notice. The re- solution was calculated to, and has, set in motion a power that, for certain reasons given at the above meeting, lay dormant, viz.:—" That this meeting send a request to the chairman and secre- tary of the Liberal Association, asking them to convene a meeting of the members, in order to consider the previous resolution, and to communi- cate > ith the other divisions of the borough, with the view to the formation, on the Birmingham nIall, of an elective body for choosing a suitable Candidate to tight th" bittle of the Liberal party at the next general election."—I am, &c., TR UTH,

"FOR BREAKFAST USE." HOPKINS'S BREAD. HOPKINS'S LLANBOIDY BUTTER. AND HOPKINS'S HALF-C R )WN TEA. AMERICAN MARKET, HAYES. 42441 The bodies of Mr Kenneth Reed, on of Sir Charles Ree 1. aud Mr William J. Anderson, of Belfast, supposed to have been drowned in Louh Allen on Tuesday week, have not yet been re- coveied. CIGARS.—W\ F. NICHOLLS and Co. hold very large stocks of the best liavannah and other brands. None but well-seasoned Cigars ever offered. 20, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, and 9, Castle-street, Swansea. American agency, 72. Pille.street.. Nex Yflrk.) 4065s FITS.—EPILEPTIC FITS OR FALLING SICKNESS.— A ceruiiu method oi cure has btftn discovered for this distressing complaint by a physician, who is do&rous that all sUffererllUlay beiufit from tills providential dis- covery. It is nover known to fail, and will cure the moat hopeless case after all other means have been tried. Full particulars will be sent by uust to allY person free of allarge.- Address, Mr Wiliiams, 10, Oxiord- terrace, Hyde Park, Loudon. Hlftifit

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LONDON, MONDAI EVBNIH6. The continence of untnvonrable weather has caused the Stock Markets to open flat for all Home Securities. The Funds have given way i. Consols are row qut,t, d 7i :0 Æ for Money and Account. N>?w and Ee uced are 97J to J. As regard; Railways. »• furt er fall of 1 has taken plaC'1 i > Brighton Deferred. and A in the Ordinary. N-rih Kaster: and South r.astern A are alo it down. Gre, t K; ster:Metr>• {-.o!itan District,.Metropolitan, (;1 Ordinary, and Caledonian J, and several others (ire.it Northern -A, however, is i lit), Foreign 1!' n s are irregular. Egyptian Unified risen l, while t e Preference is unaltered. Tink;h "i 1bn and Russian of 1873 are £ down, »?:d Ira iuu £ French, Spanish, and South American Stoolis are featureless. Eries are i hi gher, ■■ Iiile Illin-'is :ind Philadelphia and Read- ing isMl".s :»:v ea.slei-. (i,ilnite-i) hive decided to wind li,, the undertaking voluntarily. I here is no recovery in t}v, Home Railway 1. an i pricfs r,3 in some instances "Illi,er thin fc the oneninar. Britrhfon deferred Is now u il.i n «>n the d -.v, South-Eastern A j £ Chatham Preference ami Gfeat Western j, North-Ea-tern i Eastern All'land, London an.; North Western. Hull Nort i i!rit >h g, and Caledonian, Chatham Onli nary, > I etro:>olitan and Metropolitan Distii -t, and S berth Id Or .inary t. Foreign Boudg continue qu:et. of 1873 nnd 1.69 ar,o lower ft n <>n Siturdny, and the B and C Bonds 4. E < i ti.vii, Hungairan, -ni most other issues are st- 1 Italian h-.s recovered the fall of £ i 80" ced t,;t; opènlll;g;,mpp,rJal O,tto1Clan Bank Shares .ie ,j down. The i- u.iis conii ne flat. I e o p" k, t rate of d scou :t is very cu »-• a to i »»-r c.uit, and lo. s o • s curitiss from day froiii daY to day e n initially abn: t i c >nt. .o.l. "r-

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SELLERS— Uriutfcnd 0:is anJ Water Snares ?> if pod Gas and Water Shares itr.m Gas and Water .Sh nes Br st 1, and ffwt of Ensrlan.i Bw-k Shares London and Provincial Bank Shares, at 11} 8walUèa. Bank Shares, at 8: Nat onal Provincial Cauk Shares Rbyniney Ir n 6 per cent DeDentures, at 90 p- -en Ac., ic All within above o'lotat ons. Iir»TT-,Ti All within, THACKERAY AND SA A f, Dlt K 1979, 15& HERBERT RAKE, STOCK BROKER, j Onricis13ANiv BLiLDlN iS, SWANSEA. 40131 Iõ. ROCERTS AND LYDDON. ■Ov;N A.ii) SHA i<,tolviC«t.s, 1,. CHURCH STREET AND VIENNA CHAMBERS, BUTE J'OCKN, CARDIFF. 6620 PURCHASE AND SALK OF STEAMSHIP SHAHK negotiated STOCK AND 8ITARE HROKER.-C. J. ASTON. 7 Ajige:-court, Tn:A>muorton-strftJt, I^oudoi), K.C. SPECIAL iNVKSTMKN tS IN KN'^USH CONSOLS, floated paynljie to bearer, W.L:1 iiilereit Coupons attached, for amounts of £5{) ZIL-0, .t:2tJO. 4300, and l.'JOO. The,. a.re tue co.ivenieut aiul valuable for." of security for country and investors. Investments in High Ciaa> B<jnds auJ Preference 6t>>ck3» also in uai.waya, lVamwaySj Tv^e^raphs, Hanks, Mines, ,¡.r.u ana .\1,SCC,¡.¡LOI¡>I H vtue Securities. speculative accounts opone»i upon ueposit of subotau* iiaJ aeourity. Monthly Pocket List on applicAtiou, auMfu) companion >9 Investors a« i .Specuiatora, 4^1^ Monthly Pocket List on applicAtiou, auMfu) companion >9 Investors a« i .Specuiatora, ma

LATESr MARKETS. COBS. LoNDONCOB MARKET, -Nionday.-Mark- t very ',7 e r 'ji firm owing to the continued wet weather. English wheat in fair demand at fully previous rates. Foreign quoted Is dearer since last Monday, flour firmly held at a slight advance on Monday's quotations. Barley Is, and oats 3d to 61 dearer on the week. Maize also trifle dearer to buy. Beans and peas held for more money, whicn checks business. British Wheat, 1,501 flr;1; b;,rle 335 qrs oats, 900 qrs maize, 20 qrs; flour, 14,632 sacks Foreign Wheat, 46,03*2 qrs; barley, 3,586 oats, 70,679 qrs maize, 27,6S0 ars; flour, 12,219 sicks; 8.254 barrels. Seed market very quiet for farming descriptions, but most kinds are firii)ly held. Fair inquiry for bird- see. is. Blue peas held freely. Prices about 28 higher on the week. GLASGOW CORN MARKET, Monday.—Very thinly attain led on account of t' e Glasgow fair holidays. Factors are tirm, and demand fuil prices for -all tile article.- of the trade. Weather unsettled. CATTLE. LONDON CATTLE MARKET, Monday.—Trade his been briss for choice and useful beasts, the former passi gotf at full prices, and in some few instances rather dearer. Su; ply generally,especially of pi ime British, has been sn ail, a.;d the long continuance of wet weather u aterially affects quality of summer grazing cattle. G'.inulian cottle offered were ordinary in quality, and limited in number. Second-class foreign met a slow g;\1. chiefly due to the abundance at Deptford. No niate-iil alteration in sheep m irket. Lamb, 7s to 7s 8d per Slbs. Calves dull at barely Drevious rates. Pigs ex- tremely dull. Beef, 4s to 6s; mutton, 5s to 7s veal, 5s to 6s; pork, 3s 8,1 to 49 6i. Beasts, 2,570; sheep and iambs, 10,300; calves, 19il pigs, 10. Including foreign beasts, 840 sheep and lambs. 500: calves. 20. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, .Monday.—Beasts, 1,934; sheep and lambs. 1.064. Best beasts, 7'1 to S^d secon, j, 61 to 7jd sheep, 81 to 10, lambs, 8d to 1 OA-1. Best stock verv scarce middling and inferior very plentiful. Tra ieslo.v at 10 er prijea. PROVISIONS. LONDON PROVISION MARKET, Monday.—B itter market exceedingly dull, and prices of foreign very irregular. Friesland, 94s to 98s Normandy, 76s to 100s J'riey, 71;s to 88s Danish. 96s to 106.4 Bosch, OOH to 64s. Landed Irish netrlecte i. Finest American, 80s to 90s. Bacon—fresh Irish and Ham ii;g 4s higher. Hams without improve- ment. La d vTy dull. Chee.-ie-fi,e new American, 35;; to 38s. PRODO: E. LODON PRODUCE MARKET, Monday.—Sugar market very ipiiet, without alteration in prices. Coffee quiet, but steady. Tea—now season's Coniro'i, ex. Glene irn, sold from 10J to Is 7d. East Lon-ion chop realised Is 6J 1 to Is 7d, she Ill" how little demllll exists for fine Xillg- Chow. Indian continues dull. Rice—floating cargoes rather dearer. Cotton .)t-,te 1. Tadow, new, about 35s 3d on the sp: t. IJTVERI'OOL PRODUCE MARKKT, Monday.—i^ugar sfeady. Nitrate of soda, 14s 8d to 15s. Hoin, 4s 3d for common. Linseed oil, 27* 61 to 28s. S irits of turpentine, 23s. Petroleum steady at 63d i>er gallon. Tallo «-, 30s to 31s 6 1 per cwt for Norths. Lard ia buyers' favour, at 30s to 30s 3d. BUTTER. CORK BUTTER MARKET. Mondav.—Ordinary firsts, 77s seconds, G\)8; thirds, G2s: superfine, '.i6s. Miid cure i—first-, 73s seconds. 71s thims, (is. Kegs—firsts, 2s over secou is, 4s over thi: ds, 3s over. IMihl kegs—firsts, Gs over; seconds, same as firisi.es. Firkins in market, 1,557. SDGAlt. CLTOE CRUSHED SUOAIT MARKET, Monday.—A goo i business done at, Sa urday's prices. DEAD MEAT. LONDON DEAD MEAT MARKET. Monday.— Moderate supplies and trade quiet at about pre- vious vahe". Beef, 2s 8' to 5s 2d; prime Scotch do, 5s 2d to 5s 41 mutton, 3s to 6s 4! veal. 4s 8d to 5s 4 1 lar^ pork. 3s 4d to 4- 'small do, 4s to 48 4d lamb. 69$i to 7s per 8lbs. POTATOES. LONDON ROTATO I kRKET. \rl)nd1\y.-Fair sup- pi of new potatoes. trade contioxies slo En dish are quoted 8 to 10s. and foreign 4, to G, per c'.n. Hops. L ) 7POV Ho11 MARKET, Monday.—The planta- tion reports continue very unsatisfactory, and business is active at generally higher rates. Kent 1878% 35: to 126s; Sussex do, 30s to 80s; Farn- ham do 70s to 115s Worcester do, 84s to 115s; Ameucando, 50s to 95s; English 1877's, 20s to 35; per cwt. COAL. LONDON COAL MATIKKI', Monday.—Dull market wit out alteration in best sorts seconds, how- ever, declined 6d per ton. Original Hartlepool, Hetton, 17s Lambtoi), 16s Wear, Tunstali,' 14s. Ships at market, 30 sold, 28 at sea, 20. X T\- S. LONDON METAL lHAUK Monday. Copper firmer good o. inary sold £ 54 5s named brands held for L51 10s. Australian quoted £ 6010; to £61. No announcement respecting what has be n 'one with Wallaroo sale. Tin stea.lv fine foreign, £ 64 10s. English ingots, £;'4, Shelter bette", £ .14 to £ 14 5s. Lea '—English, £ 13 10s. Scotch pig-iron—Ghugow market closed. Quick- silver, £.') 17s Gd.

CITY BETTtXG.—YESTERDAY. STEWARDS' CUP. (MX furlongs Run Tuesday, .July 29th). 10 to 1 agst ^t Augustine, t & o 100 to 9 StylitcB. t & o 100 to 7 — Lincolnshire, t & o 130 to 6 W rrior, t o 2') to 1 P-t r, L 20 to 1 — ICif King, o 'i!5 to 1 — Cradle, t & o 33 to 1 — Spendthrift, t & o 33 t.) 1 — Je s" Anes, t < £ o i:¡ o 1 Thullderbtone, t & o 33 to I I-I R 11, t & 0 33 t;) 1 — Grand Flaneur, t & o 40 to 1 Si loiii,.t, t & 40 to 1 — Venise, t GOODWOOD STAKES. miles. Hun Wednesday, July 30th.) OO to 15 agst Hidott,), t 7 to 1 — Bay Archer, t & o 7 to 1 Kxuiouth, o 8 to 1 — Kylstone. t 9to 1 — lteefcr, t & o 100 to 7 Antient Pistol, t & o 100 to 6 Rliidorroch, t & o 20 to 1 Sign Mauual, t & o 20 to 1 — Auventure, t & o 20 to 1 — Roehanipton, t & o 20 to 1 — GiMcroy, o—after 100 to 6 had been taken GOODWwOD CUP. m miles. Itun Thursday, July 31.) 2 to 1 agst Isonomv, t & o ST LEGER. (1m 6fur 132yds. Run Wednesday, September 10.) 7 to 4 agst Wheel of Fortune, t & 9 1000 to 55 — Zut, t 10CO to ,it; Sa.lte :dor, t 1000 to 45 — Visconti. t 25 to 1 — Rayon d'Or, t & o 1000 to 2S Flavio II, taken

TATTERSALL'S BETTING.—YESTERDAY. STEWARDS' CUP 100 to 8apt St Au.; uitme, t & o 15 to 1 — Styiitss, t .St o 25 to 1 Master Kiidare, t & 0 25 to 1 — Spendthrift, t & o 40 to 1 Centenarv, t GOODWOOD' STAKES. 6to 1 ajsat Ri.lotto, t ii w 6 to 1 — Bay Archer, t 7 to 1 E-xinouth, t 100 to 14 — Rylstcne, t & o 9 to 1 — Reefer, taken freely 100 to 8 — Antient Pistol, t & o 14 to 1 — Stitchery, t & o 25 to 1 — Giideroy, o -c. The American bred Bay Final was one of the winners at Aldershot, on Saturday. He was iu Mr Sanford's team when he came over to this I country. The colt by Victorious out of Seclusion, offered at the Middle Park sale, but which failed to reach the reserve of 1,500 guineas, Las been purchased privately by Mr C. Bush. The go d-looking yearling will shortly join Bowler's string at New- market,

PONTYPIUDD ATHLETIC SPORTS. annu!T^LWeat:ier the Foresters' 12th annual fete and gala, held ut Yiiysvnaharad Grounds, Pontyp.iitd, on Monday. The result of races are annexed bicycle amateur (handi- cap) r„ce. tor persons residing within a ¡ radius ot four nines of Pontypridd • four times round tne course. 1st J. (j' Morris, scratch 2nd, Evau Weeks, 50 yards Stcoinl heat of 7' bicycle race-I- t, H. Tet,soll scratch; 2nd, W. Mor.is, HO yards. Half-mile open (handicap) flat racc--t. R. Cummingsi, scratch; 2nd, Istiaii Jones, 15 yards. One Illile open (handicap) flat r..ce-1st, H. cu sci-,t: ca 2nd, Isaiah Jones, 30 yards 3rd, James Coles, 20 yards. One and a half mile open ama- teur (handicap) bicycle race lit, G. F. Edmunls, scratch; 2nd, H. Jep- so'n, 70 yard's 3rd, W. Mortis, 100 yards. The'other races « ere u.nieci led when my report left, and the ivsults, with final hetts, will appfar in our Wednesday's issue. 1,.a suorts j,i(ige was Lieuten n Morga the staiter was Dr. Hunter. The haudicappers for the flat races were Messrs Lewis, Clnllcott, Nicholas, Palxner, an 1 4;. H ighes for the bicycle races Mr Da'ziel, Mountain Ash, end <>. Hughes. Great credit IS due to the club officials for their excellent lIJ¡1nJ.gUJeut.

WARNING. -RECKITT'S PARIS BLUE.—The Man- ufacturcrs beg to Caution the pub.'ic against mutation square iiiue of ver> inferior quality. Tle Paris Biue, in :¡ua.re.) íusd In th Pl'iuce ot Wale¡¡' l.aunùry. Sold i. wrapoera beaxintt their name and Trade Aiarlr 7000 410

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF. SWANSEA.* NEWPORT July 21 8 13 8 3232 fl: 7 20 7 39 24 5 8 21 8 40 28 11 22 T 23 9 27 9 4533 9 8 38 8 68 24 7 3 35 9 53 29 3 24 T 11 410 2033 0 9 19 9 36 24 110 1210 28 23 4 25 F 10 3710 55 31 8 9 5710 17 23 4 10 4511 3 26 11 26 .11 1611 38 30 010 3911 121 1111 2411 46 24 11 27 S 0 6 27 1111 25 11 5120 4 0 1422 7 23 i 0 38 1 15 23 10 0 23 19 4 0 46 1 2321 4 North Dock !l:1.i, Ba^in silh

WltECKS AND CASUALTIES. The British barque Emma and Alice, from Australia to Java, with coals, was abandoned in a linking condition on the 29th JllIe. The crtw landed at Batavia. The Star of the Ocean, from Cardif ffor Whit- stable, with coals, p it into Falmouth en Monday, wish foretopniasr. ost. The schooner Naiad, Captain Peters, of and for Fal:llouth, fronl Port Talhot., wIth CI)n, went ashore on the .Manacles on Stsuday, aTd is ]ilc-ly to become a total wreck. The crew landed at Fal- I month on Monday.

VESSELS SIGNALLED AT THE SWAN- SEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. SWANSEA, Monday.—Wind NW, Weather cloud v. Brig John San'erson. of Belfast; schooners .lulia, of Fo'.vey Rosa Alba, of Goolo steamer Cdea, of Llanell v.

VESSELS SIGNALLED AT THE LIZARD. THE LIZARD, Monuay.—Wind W. strong. We.i: het cl«.a ;y. Barotuet-r 297. Passed Bent— Hanihurir American steamer S'.lefcea, from New York. for Plymouth ship Hindustan Norwegian barque Stolaf foreig b:HCl:;e :¡¡b.lrg; ShIP City Campo. of S", John's—all for Falmouth; steamers Westmoreland, of Liverpool Rosebud an 1 Clara, of Glas-o v biiganti e Primrose, of Belfast; Danish twigantine Catharina barques Reth..lherht. of Liv..rp,,01, from Otago: Jane Lamh, of Bristol brigautine J. Llewellyn, of Aberystvith, from Auagua—hist four for Fal- mouth. Passed U'eH—steamer Adrian; three- maste i schooner Gordo", of Swansea; steamers Dencalian, of Liverpool Sydney Hall, of Lon- dOll; Para, of West Har,lepool; Southinoor, of Loudon.

MOVEMENTS OF SOUTH WALES VESSELS. Alliance as arrived St Naz dre Sunday. Zenaide ss left St Na7.a;re Saturduv, for Cardiff. Chas Go lard ss left S" Nazaire Sunday, for Cardiff, Fairfax ss left St Nazaire Sunday, for Cardiff. Hero ss arrived Calais 20th, from Daritzic. Galatz ss. passed Dover Snr.d.iy, for Dublin. Ll:1nishen gS arrived Barcelona 20th. Ll uiarthen ss passed Gibraltar Sunday, for Altona Llanitougii ss passed Constantinople Monday, for Havre. Car. iiti ss left Malta Saturday, for Falmouth, for otders. Wm Svmington ssleffc Pon-t Sunday, for New York John rlo 'ard ss left Genoa Saturday, for Con- s: antinople. Raleigh's Cross ss left Bordeaux Monday, for Bilbao. Golden Grove ss arrived Ring's Roads Sunday, fr.un Stiiiua, K3lin-ton ss passed Kertch on Monday, for Malta, for orders. Rokeby ss arvd Antwerp Monday, from Odessa. Rim ney ss left Bdbao Saturday, for Newport. Fiftv Nine as arvd Odessa Su:day, from Nicolaieff L E C'hatlewood "8 arrived Bilbao Saturdav, from St Nazaire. lloseimd 8: left Milliao Saturday, for Newport. Cornwall ss left Malta Saturd .y, for Falmouth, for or. fers. Royal elsh ss left Philadelphia 19th, for :altiUJore. Scots Greys ss arrived Philadelphia ljth.

LATEST ARRIVALS IN PENARTI1 )A, • AP.DfFK, Jfomhiy, — Le. ntine Amalie. 187, Elwool, fish. &c. Vesta, 1?2, pitwood; ore; Morning Star, 2[3, ballast Due Sorelli, 850. baliast; Velina, 29(1, ballast; Game Cock, 99, light; Berambio ss 525, iron ore.

CARDIFF—AKRIVALS. 42a. Bilbao, iron ore. fctNiza-re. li^ht. Coronet ss, 1111, Dull, iiyht. E: IH Ui'TB r0Cii., ,Jniy 21.—Earl ot Jersey 8, [,0- iron ore. Condor 8, 0 )4, Loud- n, a'.iast. Rosslvn 545, Bilbao iron o • Cæs ,ru, "s, (H5, .0, iron ore. A-cauie, (li s, Kio and lioms, in." ore and esparto, E\pre-s, 195 1».), Hayie, irsenic. Itochefort ss, alii, Bilbao,' iron ore. landed. Vaieiitn.e, H, Havre, ballast. Nusiika, 417, London, ball .st. WRST bt-TB July 21,-Crlst:¡,J, 35, Jersey, po- tatoes. Anna ,>'a-ia, llrf, Qnimptr, pitwood.' Volant, wool. Harvey. Dun^arvon, moss and a-h. Daunt- less, 39, -It, potatoes. IJ; p-on, 75, Wexford, ballast. Liierpool, lignt. Sar^fi.-ld, 12S. CorK, ballns". Beatrice, II- r.rletta, 63, Wexfoni, halhst. Industry 25, Courtown, OS, Valencia, ballast. J'BNARTII DOCK, July lJI, Legg, Hull, ballast. I:i :lbt: ¡. ..J.), Selnatliiio. Tripoli, esparto and ballast. Bessie ss, 249, Iloskilly, Hayle, liffht. Oriental, 114, Cummins, Dublin,lime. King Ceolric, 1532, Mellvillc, Antwerp, lJalÎ;¡4. EN'TKRED OUTWARDS—Julv 21. Bilbao, Ciimpanil sst, B, ienkin, J H Wils-»n Alexandria, No.-t:iu:nbria w, B, Bros & loorc Aaistcrdam, Sappho ss, B, 506, Howe, F P Carrdl t^uiaiper, Bonne Union, F, lh">, CaJTorine, Morel Bros llor ieaux, Ange Gardien, F, I.),, Fardel, Morel Bros Coueroa, Nadir, F, lis, ..ehormo, More! Bros St Nazaire, Perrl1,Cne S8, F, 591, S .IIze:e:.u E BrCeOIl L. Kocnel e, Jloine F, 572, Meilitr, J Styles Janeiro, Llise, Cer, 305, Wietin^, M Krieijer Cr. n-t.,lt, Jupiter, wy, 2S8, Tellefiea, Tellefsen, Wills C oietalt, Uramus, Nwy, 204, (Irimder. en, T'ellef.-en. Wills & Co Singapore, Enterne, Ger. 023. Peters, M Krieger I Hon«r Konjf, Joliu Nich.dson, B. 085. Catni.bell, Worms Redon, Henry Allen ss. B, ihc. Watkins, J Striek & Son St Nazaire, Laura Giliie, ss, B CIS, Mltclieison, Carrel CLEAITED—July I Aspinwali, Wayfaier, B, 90 coal, Fern a' Co Anisterdan', Sapnho S, J3. 800 c A fcluoau ie 30 sheet iron, liouKer Co 15 conpe1', Carril P0rt fcaid, Kinblehope ss, P., 21.0 coal, II Worms & C0 Call io, Per Ardu.i, D Davies & Co S Catherines, Brothers, B. 190 coal. Corv Bros St Nazaire, Laura Gillies coal, Oueret íst Nazaire, Perrlgne 6, F, 1100 eoal, C <0oi.ia:d C..ueion, Nadir, F, 160 coal, J lies, Hcarll Ingram Bordeaux, Ang-c Uardicn, F, 150 coal, Powell DuiTryn M: tiuique, Nicalini, F, 427 coal, Bacande Bitu:111. Aurore, 10', 210 cOid, Cory B o* Singapore, At tiro, Iv, IO00 coal, D Davis & Sons Cronstaiit, Lodsen, wy, 4,iOco:d, Pymaii, Watson & Co RIO Janeiro, Able, Nwy, 50 coal, Jones. Heard & Ingrain Hong Kong, Primus, UU-, loeo coal, D Davis & Sons IMPORTS-July 21. ilbao, Campanil lXi, iron ore, Dowlais Co Bilbao, Rapid ss, 750 iron ore, I)ow!aig Co Bilbao, Eail of .Jersey ss, 1100 iron ore, Dowlais Co B| eao, Gyon su, 600 it en ore, Meiizam s k Co BIlbao, R"slIlyn<s, sro I:\)U !)re J),wlajs Co Bibao, Oa:sHrea S, 980 iron ore, order RIO and lloms, Cognati Aioime, 320 iron ore, Holloway Bros 1325 bales esparto, orde- w'v 1-j r res? S8' easks arsenic, Tennant & Co and W Y Edwards Bilbo, Roehefort ss, IUO iron ore, Dawlais Co Jersey, Crista 1, 16 potatoes, Sliaplaiid Quunper Anna .Maria, 150 pitwood, order Ga;way, Volant, 220 Ditwood, Tellefsen, Wills & Co Bndg*wut< r, Industry, .00 pitwood, order ungarvoi), Harvey, moss and 1 fisli, order Roicoi., Dauntless, 29 potatoes, England iripji'i, Innusti e, 200 esparto, Stallybrass, Banner & Co

SWANSEA. ENTERED OUTWARDS July 21. Havre, Sables d'Olonne, Alcazar ss, n, 294, Jerikins, E Deburanx Bouloirne, Hampshire as. E, 424, Phillips, J Striek & Sons East London, Leading Chief, B, 814, Wallace, J Striek L uelva, Kenmore, B, 97, Owens, Thomas Bros & Co Para, Milg-gic, H, 228, Bush, W Bowen Para, lVneiope Tutton, B, 198, Jenkins, M Tutton l'eriiambueo, Milicent, B, 221, Jone-, Mason & Co Algiers, Lizzie, B, I/O, Williams, M e 011 & Co CLEARED-Julv 21. Havre, Clara ss, B, to sunar.es, M Jones &, Bro Opoito^ 1 aval J'_o:.ins, B, 19 tinplates, 61 bar iron, Morrison vt Jenkins Boula^ne, Ilampdiire ss, B, 820 coal, Evans & Bevan Sables d Olonue, Alcazar ss, B, 650 coal, C Godard IMPORTS-July 21. Betts Cove, Bal.- i rren, 1650 copper ore, H Bath & Son Lisbon, Polly Mitchell, lc-5 ca pper ore, Richardson & Co Pomaron, Kate, 145 sulphur ore, order Marianople, Louise ss, 1200 barley, J Michael (Quebec, Ann Gray, 90S pieces oa.k, 14 pieces ash, 68 pieces ellll, 38 pieces red pine, 815 pieces white pine, 4135 pine deals, Grcgor Bros 1C0 mats, order Gel"a, Felkiana Ferrari, 650 calamine, Crown Tin Co; 23 jaekages furniture, -be, Italian Consul; empty petroleum casks as dunnage Lisb ,n, Cambrian Belie, 12 Oopper ore, order; 70 copper me, Richardson & Co 138 copper ore, Jose, Ford & Co Bett, Cove, W H B. 340 copper ore, H Bath & Son Puerto Cahello, Gladstone, 161 copper ore. Richardson Port copper ore. 9 packages speci- mens natural history, Richardson &, Co Le C ole, Isabel, 123 copper ore, 80 pyrites, 111 blende, ore, H Bath & Son Po naron, James k Agnes, 215 sulphur ore, T Weir

NEWPORT. I ENTERED OUTWARDS—July 21. Marseilles, s-anghei, F, 184, Salmon, Budd & Co Montreal, Osdan II, B, 1211. Butchart, Pyman, Watson Venice, Tyne yucen ss, B. 626, Cass in,Stephens, Mawson Smyrna, silver Stream, B. 152, Todd, N J Trecasker Gibraltar, Idiewilu ss, B, 510, Lax, Uethintr, jun & Co Barcelona, John Bviiir ss, B, 4S0. Forsdike, Gething, jun Pernainbuco, ISryn Ivor, n, 332, Clements, Jones, Heard CLEARED—July 21. Brest, Louise Ernest, F, 130 coal, T Beynon & Co Barcelona, John Byng ss, B U70 coal, Powell Duffryn IMPORTS-July 21. Bilbao, Al Villa., 100 iroll ore, Tredegar lrou Co Bilb;w, U.:weaga s. 768 iroll ore, order Bilbao, Nervion ss, 444 iron or", Tredegar Iroll Co Bilbao, Tynenale ss, 650 iron ore, EbLw Vale Co Bordeaux, Times, 296 loads pitprops, orlÍer Bilbao, Maitlaud SS, 834 iron ore, Ebbw Vale Co Hennebont, Aniphitrite, 100 loads pitprops, Stonehouse Bilbao, Windcliffe ss, 1050 iron ore, EuLw Vale Co Biiba.o, Mora ss, bU5 irun ore, Ebbw Vale Co

LLANELLY. CLEARED-July 21. Guernsey, Mary Fanny, B, 150 coal, Nevill, Druee & Co Rouen, Norman ss, B, 130 pig lead, Nevill, Druce & Co Cardigan, Mary Ellen, 40 coal, Norton & Co Ab-rporth, Elizabetn Ann, B, 08 coal, Norton & Co Cardigan, Mary_ Jane, 1», 48 coal, Norton & Co Balmacurra, \\ilsui, B, 200coal, Norton Co „ IMPORTS-July 21. Cagliari, A¡{ne.o; J&ck M, 893 lead ore, Nevill, Druce & Co

NEATH. ENTERED OUTWARDS—July 21. St Yalery SS, Marie Jane, B, 99, Williams, J F Williams Treport, Gudgeon, B, 101, Roe, J F Williams St Petersburg, Ann Catherine, B, 99, Griffiths Lewia CLEARED-July 21. Wexford, Charles Walker, B, 78 coal, M S Williams Portmadoc, Williams, B, 40 coal, M S Williams Aberayron, Eleanor, B, 30 coal, Dynevor Co St Agues, Cornish Lass, B, 90 coal, Dynevor Co C,. arle town, Brenton, B, 140 coal, Dynevor Co .St alery, SS, Marie Jane, B, 160 coal, Dynevor Co 1 report, Guní on, 13, 200 cna], Vyuevor Co Rotterdam, Nuggett, B, bricks, N B Allen & Co Trieste, Ki.lia Lass, B, bricks, N B Allen & Co Bristol, Neath Abbey ss, B, tinplates, ltlorriø & Co

An enumeration, completed on Saturday, shows that there are L020 bouana AtUpty is Darlingtoo.

THE KEPltESENTATEON OF CARDIFF. T) the Editor of the SoUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. I Sllt,-I am very pleased to ob EM; iliat the Liberal Two Hundred arc summoned for Tuesdav, "f< r the putpo e "f selecting a candidate to contest the Cardiff borougi s in th; Liberal interest at the next general electiou," an 1 that two such good men, as Mr Reed and Mr Stitt undoubtedly are, have consented to be nominated. It must be giatif ing to ail genuine Liberals to feel that iu the event of eituer being chosen, the party would be well and efficiently represented but befoie coming to the of deciding between the gentlemen named, I consider each member of the association should be governed ill his choice by two questions :—1st, Would sound Lineralism be represented by either candidate? 2nd. Which of the two is the stronger man to run, *tt;«l consequently th, most likely not I to carry the seat, but to keep it ? N > v as to the first question, I think there can be no doubt of the Liberadsm of both. I was in Birkenhead when Mr Stitt contested that borough against the sitting member Mr Maclver.and heard him speak at se.eral of his meetings. I can testify from all I aT 301111 heard that he is au effective šoeaker, a gentlem. n of high repute, and held "iIl much estimation in that town, and I do not kilo, that they could have a better man for that constituency, but what e have to consider i<—Which is the best mall for Cardiff With regard to Mr Ree 1 I will say nothing. Unlik • M>- Stitt, who is a comparative stranger to Cardiff, Mr Reed's position and capabilities are thoroughly well known to all of us. S ich being the case, there can be no hesitation in my mind as to the answer to be given to the second question. Iu any sei se—political, commercial, and shipping —Mr Reed is the man for Cardiff, and, in going in for bin, I am sure even our opponents will dmit we shall go in for a strong man, who is b to win.—I am, &c., July 21. CARDIFFIAN.

"THE POWE OF IMPROMPTU SPEECH." Tj the Editor of the SOL'TH WALKS DAILY NEWS. SIB.—Under the above heading a letter, signe 1 "Cromwell,' appeared in your issue of Friday. With your permission, I would like to point out to yonr numerous readers the fact that. after the first two or three sentences, the subject matter of the letter in question is taken in exteaso from one of Spurgeoa's "Lectures to Students," on The Faculty of Impromptu Sprech." Such an attempt to achieve literary distinction may now bo et»tiuiated at its due worth. If the example of plagiarism th is furnished with such unblushing etbontory by your correspondent be generally followed, it will prove an evil equally contemptible and as much to be deplored as im- promptu-thinking ministry, When next Crom- well" desires to figure in piint, let him appear in hi own clothes, or refrain altogetlJer-a course which—unless he can abstun from adopting another man's language—many of yonr readers would doubtless prefer.—I am, &c. CENSOR. Pontypoo!.

THE CARDIFF AND SWANSEA SMOKE- LESS STEAM COAL CO., LIMITED. To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWd. SIR,—Mr Lewis, in his letter of Monday, has not hit the blot in the management of this com- oany. Whilst the company are losing £5,000 a year, the directors and officers in London are receiving £3,000 a year for doing next to nothing. All this should be stooped at once, and the offices of the company be removed either to Cardiff or Swansea. Rigid economy in every department could be then more completely ensured; and until the shareholders effect this change, I have little hope of bringing the accounts square, which is all that we can expect to do until times mend. We the payment'to the vendor, as we have agreed, to pay it, but we can, by a vote, make the alterations I suggest, which will be, at all events, a step in the right direction.—I am, &c., A SHAREHOLDER.

NOTES ON AGRICULTURE. tBY A PRACTICAL FARMER.I COBX. I,ONI)ON, wea,her has still been unfavourable for wheat and other cereals over the greater part of the kingdom. Not that there has been tiie continuous ram wiiich occurred through the RplÍlIg alld UP to the second week of this month, but tiie absence of sunshine is very re- markable and extraordinary. The juices of cereal plants cannot be elaborated into a quality that will i roduce a fair yield, either as regards quan- tity or value per quarter, under such conditions. Frolll France, Hungary, and Germany, and all corn-growing countries in Europe, excepting Southern Russia, tiie reports are equally uiifavour- able. America is the only other country, besides the banks of the Volga and the lower Danni e, that is able to make a favourable report. In these circumstances it is not to be wondered at that prices for home-grown wheat have again increased from 2s to 3s per quarter. At Wakefield yester- day the rise was fully 2s per qua ter for home- grown, and Is for foreign saini les. A similar rise on the week occulTed at Mark-lane. The large supplies of foreign alone kept prices from rising as rapidly for quantities in stock. the end of this ill be at home I shall consider more fully below. The top price of town flour is now 43, per sack, or a vise of about 3s oil the v. eek. Ballev and maize have followed the rise of wheat, but of the former—except for grinding purposes—there is little or none to deal in, Clover seed, at the same time, has excitell specu- I.ttoi- ,s th,-re i-i btit little Tirosl)ect of fair ield this year. Oats, in consequence of a large supply, are witnout any material change in value. THE GROWING CROPS. A few observations on this very important topic just now may be opportunely recorded here. As I intimated iast week, I have again been through the Midlands, and the result is my present im- pression is more unfavourable than it was when I ha l been to Exeter, Oxford, and the Midlands a month ago. If I recall the fact that much rain has fallen and but little sun has smiled on the growing crops, I need not enter into an elaborate statement of my observations. But I may say that all kinds of crops—wheat, barley, oats, pulse, mangold, and turnips—are the least pro- lnLfng that I ever remember them, the year 1818 not excepted. Mangold cannot be an average crop, but turnips may recover, as swede sowing has generally been too early of late years. My estimate of cereal crops, at the same time, is that no weather can make the quality gooi, while the quantity cannot be much less than one-third under an average. Grass and clovers, too, whether they be standing or cut, are rotting on the ground. I know something of hay-making. In 1848 I was eight weeks and three days in getting together 150 acres of hay, while in 1849 I gathered the same quantity in fine order in 17 'lays. I need not say the quality of the former year was bad,but my experience that year was not worse than istliatof tlleownei-sof thomandsof acres at the present time. I have seen only two or three new stacks, but around London on the wet pastures of .Middlesex, Kent, and Essex, where London dung is applied with no niggard hand, there are cocks standing with the aftermath six to nine inches high around them, as they have been there in one form or other sines the middle of June. This is a doleful picture, but it is useless to with- hold observations of this importance. What the result will be—coming as this disastrous season does on the top of previous agricultural depression —I need scarcely speculate upon, as the end is obvious. The previous depression has been acknowledged by many landlords in returns of rents. But I hear that some agents are ridiculing the idea of depression—that is, hard times for f armers—being in existence. One farmer consulted his neighbours over his books, and the verdict was a loss of several hundred pounds— over a pound per acre. The farmer communi- cated this well-considered statement to his laud- lord's agent. The reply was not overburdened with eloquence, but it was intelligible and impres- sive, as it consisted in the ii That mode of treating the subject is, I hope and doubt not, exceptional, for although 1 agree that I it is useless tf) sit down and cry over spilt milk, that is no reason why insult should be added to iniurv. LIVE STOCK AND MEAT. There is still a fair demand for stores on account of the exce.s of grass and the bad w eather lor hay- making. The fat-stock trade was heavy etilv in the week in consequence of of 1,400 head of American cattle i aving landed at Liverpool ti.e h-tter part of last week, and 1, 400 an.! oil t simultaneously at Dept- for Informa: ion ,,f ;i,|jese animals, iiou ever, checked the tradiuj 'of home dealers, and the short home supply' the latter part of the week made average in ices. I I the carcase markets, too, where trade was greatly depressed, as I pointed out last Saturday, there has beeu a. full recovery, as country butchers held back iheir usual weekly supplies in many in- stances. S o:t supplies to-day made the trade comparatively brisk, although the weather is very warfll and murky. A MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE. This is hardly a correct term for a new Minster ill anticipation, as the office is to be comnined with the general care of commerce as well. But it is another point gained to have it acknowleged that agric.il ure needs an official in the Gover- nment to give at least half his attention to the re- quirements of our national agriculture. But I am so incredulous on the professions of any Government, be they ptofes-ed "farmeis' friends" or other- II ise that I dl) not see what good can come out of this inte uled appointment, or, perhaps, I shsiud say, creation. I fear the result will again be- after the figure of a high ancient Huthority-" as dust to the eyes." No Minister in Downing- street can do any good till tenant farmers are placed on the same footing in regard to county and local business as landowners and county magistrates occupy. Iqllitaifreewitb a head centre for receiving reports and giving such advice as that experience affords. But a Minister of Com- merce and Agriculture must prove to be abortive Îil re ud to the hit'er bianch of the nation's business, while the men who pay the county and local taxes are without represent; tion a'- the tables where these legal contributions are dispose I of.

THE TIN-PLATE TRADE. THE QUESTION OF WAGES. TheP-Executive Committee of the Glamorgan- shire and Carmarthenshire Tin-plate Association held a mcetinfatthe Cameron Arms Hotel, Swan- sea, on Monday, when a three hours' discussion took place upon the question of wages. An adjourn- ment till Thursday was then agreed to, when some recommendation will be arrived at, to be commu- nicated to the quarterly meeting, which takes place on that day.

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LUNG AFFECTIONS. Station Terrace, Tondu, near Bridgend. Jan. 30th, 1879. I have much pleasure in informing you that I have re- ceived great benefit since wearing the Lung Invigorator that you kindly tent ino, and shall be pleased to recom- mend your Appliances t > anyone that I know.—WILLIAM KIRBY. WEAK CHEST AND DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS. 117, Bedford-street, Cardiff, March 20th, 1879. Dear Sir,—The Appliance I had of you during your late vi.it to Caiditf for my little boy has given great satisfaction, lie h is derived great benefit from wearing it., his chest 1 elng stronger he is in much better spirits and more lively. I would recommend ( ur Appliance to all suff(.rers. Yours truly,—Mrs DAVIS. SCIATICA, PAIN, AND WEAKNESS IN KNEES. 7, Southey-street, Roath, Cardiff, December 16, 1878. I have much pleasure 111 bearing iny testimony to the gre .t beneit I have already received from your Mag- netic Appliances. 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A Pamphlet containing numerous acknowledgments of CUBE" eTeeted in ea'e3 of ASTHMA, BROCHITIS, and mane other Affections of the CHEST and THROAT, INDIGESTION, LIVER COM PL INTS, CONSTIPATION, RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO, SCIATICA, NEURALGIA, SPINAL DISEASES, NERVOUS or GENERAL DE- BILITY. &c., and PREVENTION of SEA SICKNESS, togetVr with price list of, and fuil directions for wearing, the Magneticon appliances, can be had on application, or will be sent post free by MR. GEORGE BAKER, -MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, SOLE LICENSEE OF EDGAR WETTON'S PATENT FOR THE WEST OF ENGLAND & SOUTH WALES, Who will be with one of his duly qualified assistants in ATTENDANCE DAILY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE At his New Consulting Rooms, 56. CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF, lo give ad vice as to the application of Cnrative Magnetism, and explain the nction of the Ma,neticon" on the system. HOUhS OF ATi EN DANCE —10 a.m. to 8 p.m, CONSULTATIONS FREE. PATIENTS MAY BE VISITED AT THEIR OWN HOMES (BY APPOINTMENT) FREE OF CHARGE. BRISTOL, U, Park-place, Clifton BATH, 13, Bladud- Buildinits, Paragon NEWPORT, 114, Stow Hiil MIL- FOlt:) HAVEN, Agent, Mr T. John, Yictoria-road. HYDROPATHIC AND BOARDING JLJL ESTABLISHMENT. MATLOCK HOUSE, WESTBURY-ON-TRYNM, (Adjoining the Clifton Downs ) Proprietor-Mr GEORGE BAKER, M.E. Manager and Bath mm, rd. ad Millard (12 years at Liir.p'ey Stoke). Terms, Mas, 42s, and Z212z56d per week, per diem, from 6s, according to bedroom. Liberal table, delightful .scenery, pleasant company; home suit- able alike for the robust as for the invalid. Letters or telegrams will receive prompt attention. N.B.—One mile and a half from (riiftoii Down Station. 42529-42539 Q \\T F. BULL AND CO.'S to K w ARE THE BEST E-I H CASTLE BUILDINGS, £ O 17 AND 48, AVIND-STREET, X/l pa S SV A N K A 41703 DIN N E FOR D'S MAGNESIA. The Medical Profession for over Forty ye*rs have ap- proved of this pure solution as the best remedy for ACIDITY OF THE STOMACH, HEART- BURN, HEADACHE, GOUT, AND IN. DIGESTION, An as tho safest Aperient for Delicate Constltutfou, Ladies, Children, and Infants. D 1 N N E F O R D'S MAGNESIA. 7175 K ERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS, for 11 MAD ACHES, BILIOU.s COMPLAINTS, IN- DIGESTION, COSTIVENESS, RHEUMATISM, and rIC-DLOHEUX. They are eaay to swallow, being very .H,, require no confinement indoors, strengthen the system, and have been tried by thou?andj, who pro- nounce them to be the best medicine in the world. Tes- timonials. From J. Balbirnie, Estp, M.A., M.D., Lecturcr on "Physiology," author of "Treatise on the Turkish Bath, itc. I have examined the Pills known as Ker- nick's Vegetable Pills.' I certify their composition to be purely vegetable I have also triel their effect, and con- sider them one of the best aperiant pills for constipate I habits that I know 6, Upper Churcb-street, Bath. Dear Sir,—I have suffered grestly from indigestion, and have derived great benefit from KKRNICK'S Vegetal) e Pills. Yours truly, A. SILVESTER." Prepared only by S. P. KEHMCK, Manufacturing Chemist, Cardiff. Sold in boxes at Is lid. and 7jd. 1—120 RELIEF FROM COUGH IN TEN MINUTES. HAYMAN'S BALSAM of HORE- -EIL HOUND, the most certain and speedy remedy for Asthma, Consumption, Brociiitis, Coughs, Influenza, Difficult Breathing, Spitting of Blood, Hooping Cough, Hoarseness, Los3 of Voice, &c. It gives instantaneous relief, and rapidly effects a cure. IT HAS A MOST PLEASANT TASTE. Testimonials are unnecessary, as there is scarcely a family in South Wales which has not proved its etlicacy IN THE NURSERY It is invaluable, as children are fond of it, and take it eagerly. Immediately it is taken coughing ceases, rest- lessness is ghne, and refreshing sleep ensues. No lady who has once tried it would ever afterwards be with- out it. Prepared only by A. Hayman, chemist, Neath; and sold by all chemists. Price Is lid n 1 28 9d per bottle 39562 THE AMERICAN MANDRAKE PILLS. (Trade Mark Mandrake Pills." Registered,) .111e Greatest liiomi l'unlier lól tiie Age. The highway to disease is through the blood. The American Mandrake Pills distroy all impurities in the hlued thereby striking at the root cf all disease if taken according to "directions they will very readily cure all BILIOUS and LIVER complaint-, GIDDINESS PAINS in the HEAD, PAINS in the BACK and BETWEFN th' SHOULDERS, GRIPING PAINS in the BOWFI% WIND and SWELLING of the ABDOMEN, INDIGES- TION, Ulcerations of all kinds, Had Legs, Lumbatro Sciatica, Tic-Doloreux, Scrofula, Scurvy Stomach Coughs, Asthma, Yellow Jaundice, Neuralgia, Gout, and Rhematism. If you suffer from PILES, Take the American Mandrake Pills If you suffer from GRAVEL, Take the American Mandrake Pills If you suffer from DROPSY, or any Disease of the KIDNEYS, Take the American Mandrake Pills You will not be disappointed, for their effect is certain. Sold in Boxes, ls-l^d, 2s 9d, 4s 0d, and lis each, by all Chemists, or Free by Post by the Proprietor, 7039 19056 F. P. KE/VLL, Chemist, 199, High-street, Swa nsea. T^OR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."— JL See Deuteronomy, chap 12, verge 23. CLARKE'S WORLD-FAMED BLOOD MIXTURE, THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND RFSTORER, for cleansing and clearing the Biood from all impurities, cannot be too highly recommended. For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Diseases, and Sores of all kinds, it is a iiever-fall iiig and permanent cure. It cures Old Sores. Cures Ulcerated Sores on the Neck. Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs. Cures Blackheads or Pimples on the Face, Cures Scurvy Sores. Cures Cancerous Ulcers. Cures Blood and Skin Diseases. Cures Glandular Swellings. Clears the Blood from all impure Matter. From whatever cause arising. d As this mixture is ploasant to the taste, and warranted free from anything injurious to the most delicate con- stituti n of either sex, the proprietor solicits sufferers to give it a trial to test its va'ue. Thousands of Testi- monials from all parts. „ Sold in Bottles, 2s Od each, anu in Cases, containing six times the quantity, lis each—sufficient to ettect a permanent cure in the" great majority cases—by all CHEMISTS AND PATENT MEDICINE VENDORS, throughout the United Kingdom and the World, and sent to anv address on receipt of 30 or 132 stamps by F. J. CLARKE, chemist, High street, Lincoln. Wholes le All Patent Medicine Houses. SOLD IN CARDIFF by Joy and Coleman, Chemists; D. Anthony, Royal Arcade and 39, St Mary-street; S. P. Kernick, Wholesale, 28, Duke-street; A. B. Hoi 1 way, 65, St Mary street. Pcnarth W. D. Jones, chemist; R. Proctor, chemist. Newport .E. M. Thomas, 121. R. Proctor, chemist. Newport .E. M. Thomas, 121. Commercial-street; G. Price, 127, Commercial-street. Pontypool fi. Stephens, Clarence-street. Ebbw Vale • L. P. Jones. Bridgend A. J. Price. Maeiteg R. D. Morgan, chemist. Iliynmawr A. E. Evans, chemist. Merthyr E. W. Harris, 123. High-street. AGE WOODCOCK'S WIND PILLS TESTIMONIAL ™ m n Manchester, June 13, 1877. To Mr Page D. Woodcock, Norwich 1 have found your PilU an excellent, pre. paration for the Constipation and Flatulency so common in both sexes. They possess great ad- vantages over other Pills Their. uniformity in .strength the sniallness of the dose, and the cer. tainty of taeir action, commend them to those who require a Tonic to assist digestion, relieve Wind in the Stomach. exert a special influence on the Liver, and als t:-i peristaltic motion of the Bowels, result.ng from Chronic Indigestion and lack of Assimilation. The more my experience in their varied applicability extends, the more their beneficial effects appear, and many households have found a great fr end in i our preparation for the promotion of a healthy digestion. Their favourable action is all that could be wished for. 1 am, faithfully yours, Tuos. FOSTER KJER, Sers-eon. OF ALL MEDICINE VENDORS, at Is lid and 2s 3d. sfli&a NOTICE. rpHE JNDIA |> UBBER 0OMPANY QUEEN-STREET, 0 A R D I F F Beg to announce that they have CLOSED their BUSI- NESS in Queen-street, and have DISPOSED of the STuCll to the SOUTH WALES INDIA RUBBER COM- PANY, BUTE DOCKS, Who will in future carry on the Business and Execute all Orders from their Wholesale and Mcchanieal De art- ment at the Docks, aud t,) wlmm all OUTSTANDING DEBTS MUST BE PAID. A Large Assortment of INDIA RUBBER DOLLS, TOYS, & BALLS, Will be Offered to Wholesale Dealers at a Great REDUCTION, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, AIR AND WATER PILLOWS, BEDS, &c., &c. AD DRE-.3 .— SOUTH WALr/3 INDIA RUBBER CO,, BUTE DOCKS. CARDIFF. 40877 KECKITT'S PARIS BLUE. Used in the PRINCE or WALES'S LAUNDRY. ECKITT S PARIS BLUE. A** Used in the DUCHESS of EDINBURGH'S LAUNDBT. RECKITT'S PARIS"BLUE. Is l!Svd .buy the poorest on account of its cheapness, nd by the richest on account ot its Beautv 41009 GEOB-GE'S ( A Marvel Ious Remedy for r.'io Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTH- MA, BRONCHI IIS, &c., &c In /^OUGH J Chemists1.3 Ud a"J 2S9J" Note.—One dose relieves, a few BA T Q A iif doses euro. AJJSAjVI. 8OL« PROPRIETOR, a A. GEORGE 6028 YPeaUe» Pontypridd. 391S7 bottles, is I id and 2s 9,1. COUGH J Chemists1.3 Ud a"J 2S9J" B." ¡ùI ChellllS. Note.—One dose relieves, a few BA T Q A iif doses euro. AJJSAjVI. 8OL« PROPRIETOR, a A. GEORGE 6028 YPeaUe» Pontypridd. 391S7 "]\/T AISH'S LIYER PILLS are made ex- -LTJL press-ly for INDIGESTION or LIVER COM- PLAINTS, which may be reoognised by the following symptoms Giddine s in the head, pains low in the rig-ht side, increased by Dressure; pain under the collar bones a.nd between the shouUers, wind in the stomach, dry cough, habitual costiveness, sickness on thestomaeh, acute and burning sensation in the region of the stomach, tcrtfimonly called lie:t:tt,urn; extreme weakness, pains In the back, increased pain on taking anything into the stomach, palpitation of the heart, severe pains in tfre head, rots traversing before the sight.—We'sh Agents -Cardiff, C. Yorath (282, Bute-street), and Ccie.'nan and Co. Newport, .r. Edmun'¡¡ (Rig;, -street). Swansea, A. Po.vell. Carnmrtheu, White Bros. Pontypool, Roderick. Blakeriey, Phillpotts. Cinderford, Cordwm. Ooloford, Williams. Haveiforilwest, Williams. Lydney, mith. Merthyr, E. W. Harris, Newent, Cromwell. Newnham, Hardnian. Pembroke Dock, Williams. Tredegar, Cress- well. Dowlais, J. Itidlfe. Penarth. W. D. John. Sold by the Proprietor, EDWAI.d MAISH, Cot ham Brow, Bristol (late of the Bristol General I lospital. six years), and all Chemists, in boxes, 7d. Is i Jl, 2s 9d, or by post 14 or 32 stamps. A family Medicine. Reliable testimo- iiials accompany each box. 34812 TIFF'S STARCH. S'I'IFF'S STARCH is war ranUd FREE FROM AD- j ULTERATION. Messrs STIFF'S STARCH ST1KF 4 CO> »><>vcvcr can- not guarantee any Sta: ch to be their manufacture,unless Q TIFFS STARCH. h-i ElSS," CJTIFF'S STARCH. HASI-AU!1 has ^na'ys^D our Starch, r.iul rcpo t?d it QTIFF'S STARCH. w\u!4nufacturT aaV^ and equal in every respect to the Best Stiffening Starch 0 TIFF'S STARCH, he ever examined." The to the Best Stiffening Starch 0 TIFF'S STARCH, he ever examined." The accuracy oi this I igli testi- monj:,1 confirmed I y the STARCH. monial i? conifrmed by the for our manufacture. s for (iiii- niniiitfacture'. TIFF & CO., kj 29, RKDCLIFF-STREET, BRISTOL. "PLEASANT EFFERVESCING MEDI- JL CINE, READE'S CITROUS SALINE. This pre- paration makes an agreeable and refreshing draught, immediately relieves Head-ache, Acidity, Biliousness, S.ckuess, Fevenshness, Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Influenza, Skin Eruptions, and all diseases caused by an undue excess of acid in the system. Its use prevents and cures Fevers, Small Pox, Stone and Gravel, Apoplexy, and Paralysis, all of which arise from too large an amount of acid elements in the body. Whenever the mouth is foul, furred, or coated, this Saline is the best of all remedies. Sold by all Chemists, in Stoppered Bottles, at Is Iid 3s 6d, 4s, and lis each. Sent by rail direct from the Makers' 7J1 SO, 51, or 132 stamps. Sole makers, Reade 1 rotbers, Chemists, Wolverhampton. London Agents, t?nifer and Sons, 150, Oxford-street. Ag-ents for Cardiff, Mr Anthony. Messrs Coleman and Co., Chemists, High- street, and Mr Joy. 234 37 the GREAT BLOOD punii-'iiii.. THOMPSONS' BURDOCK PILLS ovor- come the worst forms of diseases, and the foulest state oi tho blood, stomach, Liver, and kidneys; they go to the core of every disease, where no other medicines have power to reach. The GREAT BLOOD PURIFJElt cures the fallowing complaints Indigestion or wind in the stomach or bowels, giddiness in the I ead, dimness of sight, weak or sore eyes, loss of memory, palpitation of the heart, liver, and biilous obstructions, asthma, or tightness in the chest, rheumatics, lumbago, piles, gravel, pains in the back, scurvy, bad legs, bod breast, sore throat, sore heads, and sores of all descriptions, bums, wounds, or white swellings, scrofula, or king's evil, gatherings, tumours or cancers, pimples and blotches on the face and body, swelled feet or legs, scabs and itch, erysipelas, jaundice, and dropsy, and fevers of all kinds. In boxes at Is lid and 2s 91 each, sold by most Chemuts, or from the Burdock Pill Manufactury, 44, Oxford-ptreet, Swansea. 10 ,T RUPTURES. Wh¡te',¡ ;\[:¡C' In;ll Patent Lever Truss Co.. Limited. \V KITE'S MOC-MA1N LEYER TRUSS T » is a.lowed by upwards of 500 medical men to be tneinort effective invention in the curative treatment of HERNIA. The use of a steel spring, so often hurtful in its eftects, h avoided, a soft bandage being worn round the body, waiie the requisite resisting power is supplied by the MOO MAIN PAD and PATENT LEVER, fitting with sc much ease and closeness that it cannot be detec- ted, and may bo worn during sleep. A descriptive cir- culw- inay be had of the manufacturers, 228, Piccadilly, London. Single Truss, 16s, 21a, 2Cs 6d, and 318 Od- Double Truss, 31s 6d, 42s, and 52s 6d; Umbhical Truss, 42s and 52s 6d. Post irec. P.O. Orders pavable to JOHN WHITE, Post-oftiee, Piccadilly. ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE-CAPS, &c, 4s 6d, 71J 6d, 10s, and 16s each, post free. CHEST EXPANDING BRACES (for both sexes). For Gentlemen they act as a substitute for the ordinary braces foi Children they are invaluable. 5s 6d, 7s 6d, 10s 6d, 15s (id, and 21s each, post free. JOHN WHITE & CO., Manufacturers, 228, Piccadilly, London 7168 (0040 w ORTH A"GUINE~A A BOX BEECHAM'S PILLS Are admitted by thousands to be worth above a GUINEA* BOX for Bilious and nervous disorders, such as Wind and Pain at the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Fullness and Swelling after Meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold Chills, Flushings of liest, Loss of Appetite, shortness ot Breath, Costiveness, Scurvy, Blotches on the Skin, Dis- turbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations, &c. The first will dose give relief in twenty minutes. This is no fiction, for they have dono it in thousands of cases. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try one box of these Pills, and they will be acknowledged to be WORTH A GUINEA A BOX For a weak Stomach, impaired Digestion, and all disorders of the Liver, they act like MAGIC," and a few doses will be found to work wonders on the most iru. portant organs in the human macliine. They strengthen the whole muscular system, iostore the long-lost com- plexion, bring back the keen edee of appetite, and arouse into action with the ROSEEUD of health, the whole phy- sical energy of the human frame.—These are FACT3 admitted by thousands, embracing all classes of Society, and one of the best guarantees to the Nervous and De- bilitated is BEKcnAM's PILLS have the largest sale of any Patent Medicine in the world. Full directions are given with each box. Sold by al] Dru^gi ts and Patent Medicine Dealers in the United Kingdom. 90AM T"OX of CLATI.AE' B 41 PILLS f ;s warranted to uro all (iisjbarge-s from tbe uniuary organs in either sex, acquired or constitutional, trravel, and puns in the back. Sold in boxes, 4s 6d each, by all chemists and patent medicine vendors or sent to any address for 60 stamps by the maker, F. J. Clarke, Consulting Chemist, IIi?li-strect, Lincoln. Wholesale agents, Barclay and Sons, London, and all the wholesale houses. Sold in Cardiff by Joy and Coleman. chemists. Newport, E. M. Thomas, Commercial-street. Pontypool, E. Stephens, Clarence-street. L. P Jones, Ebbw Vale. A. J. Prico, Bridgend Cardiff, D. Anthony, Royal Arcade, 39, St. Mary-street, and Kernick and Son, who'e- sale agents, '28, Dukc-strcet. Pcnarth, W. D. Jones, chemist. Swansea, James Hughes, 20, Castle-street. G. Price, 127, Commercial street, Newport, Moil. Cardiff. A. B. Holiv.av. St. Mary-strcot. 9—100 Penarth; R. Pro tor, chemist A new Medical Work of \:til importance on tl.e Cu e el Debilitating a id other Diseases. RHVIKKI) KDlTIOX. Just Published, 144 pages, 1 y I ost, in Envelope, to all parts of the World, Two Stamps. THE AVARN1NG VOICE. A Special jL Xe iieal Work on the C. use ar.d Cure ofNenom Di b 1 iy.'•< su.t ng from the Errors of Youth and Manho. d. By lii- NRV SMITH, Doctor of Mcd'.cine <f the Uni-.er- sily o" Jena. Tills IS A NLW MEDICAL We R C on the Nature, Treatment and Cure of Nervous, iieiiUl and Physical Debility, Lownecs of Spirits, Indigestion, bpness of Sight, Want of Enertrv, Deafne s, Epilepsy, Pile Pre- mature Decay, Ilc.dmhe, &c.. requiting 'r01" Loss if Nerve Power, the results of Intemperance, Late Hours, AA'orrv, Brain Toil, &c., which, if neglect el, end in Confirmed Debility and Premature Decline. GIVES TUB ADVICE AND INSTRUCTIONS by which Thousands have been restored i 0 hialth. 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This Book should be read by everyone, young or old of either sex. It teaches How to avoid Disease. How to regain Health. Health; a Social Science. Being a treatise of the Laws Governing Life-The in- fringement of which is the cause of all Disease. Nervousness, Debility, and all their concomitant symp- toms explained, and full instructions given, for every sufferer, how to obtain restoration to health. This Valuable Work (1-.4 pagesjgives PR.ESCR1PTION8 1A I'LA Lis EAGL1SU with lull INSTRUCTIONS foi their preparation and u e. Contains ,-pecial Remarks on Rheumatism, Sciatica, Gout. Neuralgia, Epilepsy, Palpita- tion of the Heart, Hyrfciria, Indigestion, Loss of Energy, Mental and Physical Depression, and all diseases of the Nervous and Alimentary Svstem. Also a descriptive pamphlet on the functions and dis- orders peculiar to the female sex, by the same Author, entitled, T|"AHE FEMALE'S FRIEND aud ADVISER, which will 1 be sent GRATIS to any address on RECEIPT of STAMPED ENVELOPE. — Address, Dr. BARNE5, 48. Lousdals-square, Barnbury, London, N. L^i-ORTANT TO INVALIDS.—Consult a qualified and r gistered i hysician personally, Letween 11 and 1 o'clock daily. Consultation by Letter Free. All who neod I advioe oil matters of health, if unable to have a personal Interview, should at once send full particulars of the Case by Letter, enclosing a stamped addsessed envelope for leply; this will receive immediate answer, with advice and full instructions how to obtain a perfect cure. Hundreds of lives have been saved, and health fully restored, by correspondence.—Address Dr. BARNES, AL Lousdale-sauaro. Barnabnrv. LondomL S. 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For the convenience of persons leaving home for it, short time, subscriptions are recehed for one. two, ef more weeks, at 9d per week p. epaid. F|?^V;T,L ACIIE, TIT, DOLOLTEUXL -NEURALGIA, PAINs IN THE HEAD, FACB. ti. 0U)IS. These di.-t-e&sing complaints are almost irauiedktelv reli&.ed by R-CADE'S ToOTH-ACHE and TIC DOLCS I.Ei. A PILLS. The safest, quicke.-t, and most certall remedy. They cure by at once soothing the nerves aud gi\ing tone to the system so as to prevent a recu"reno4* of the complaint. These Pills procure a refreshing ntgnt s rest where sleep has departed from the sufferc#- wl uayVand Prevent th« necessity of extraction. Whether the complaint is brought on by taking coid b» a w eak state of the nerves, or by a disordered stomach. these Pills prove effectual. 3-ld by Messrs Anthony) Co eman & Co., Chemists, Higb-st/eet; Joy & AVIl'iiamV Chemists, Bute-street, Cardiff, In boxes at 131d. anl 2s 9<1 each, and sent per post on receipt of 1 oj 34 stamns, by the makers, Reade Brothers, Chemists WoJ, ▼erhampton, LonuonA<ents; Sanger & Oo. 8S-234 10, 11 & 12, WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF. 1 G. T 0 N E UNDERTAKER, HEARSE AND MOURNING COACH PROPRIETOR. OSTRICH PLUME AND GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT. <, The Trade supplied with Hearses, Coaches, and every requisite for Funeral Furnishing. f —! GEORGE'S PILE AND GRAVEL P!LL3 are now recognised by all as beinj; the best Modi- cine yet discovered for PILE and GRAVEL, as well as fat the following pains, which, in 99 eases out of every 100, are caused by these painful maladies ;— Pain in the Back, Flatulency, Griping, Colic, a Sense of' Weight in the Back and Loins, Darting Pains in tIle region of the Heart, Liver, and Kidneys Consti- pation, Pains in the Thighs, sometimes shooting down to the calf of the Leg and Foot; SuppreAAlon and Retention of Urine; Pains in the Stomach, and all Liver Complr-lnts. Thousands have been cured by these Pills, and many many who have been pronounced hopeless havs been thoroughly restored to health by their use. One Bos will convince the most sceptical of their efficacy. In order to suit all who may be suffering from oq, or BOTH of these Maladies. 1h » Proprietor preparee t Vegetable Remedy in the following form NO. l.-GEORGr-S PILE AND GRAVEL PILL& NO. 2.—GEORGE'S GRAVEL PILLS. NO. 3.-GEORGK;S PILLS FOR THE PTI. Important Testimonials from Doctors, Chemists, and' Invalids, from all parts of the ooudtry, will be forwarled to any address on receipt of a stamped envelope. Sold in Boxes, Is lid and 29 9d, by all respectable Chemists. By Post, Is fd, and 3s in Postage Stamps. Every box is protected bv tbe Government Stamp. NOTICE.—'The Title PILE AND GRAVEL PILLS," is CopyriKht, and entered at Stationers' Hall. Proprietor—J. E, GFORGE, M.R.P.S., Hirwain, Cils- morgan. May be had AATiolesale from most Patent Medicinf AVarehouses in London, Bristol, Liverpool, and Manj- cbestrr. -ir.7J 3281 TTOOKE'3 ANTI-LAiTOB'H What is it? A Handy Guile to Dome* Medicine. Every Household should possess a oopy. DR. ROOKE'S ANrJ:'I-LANCErt, All invalids should read the Chapter oa thf. functions of Digestion, showing by what pro. cess food is converted into blood-llùw bloo4 sustains the whole system How Nervou#' Power nfluences all the bodily organs to per- form their allotted functions—Principles QC life and death unfolded. Dying seldom ao- eompanied with pain Mental vision airpliflcnt prior to tin death of the body—Immortality of li e intelligent principle. R] ROOKES ANTI-LANCET. The Nervous, the Dyspeptic or the Hypo- chondriac, should read the Chapter on the Origin of all Diseases from depression of Ner- vous or A'ital power—IL w explained—Produc- ing or exciting c.uises of Nervous Depression— Effects of tiie mind on the Body—Effects of Excessive Joy-Anger" Grief and SU., so Sudden S lrprisc and Fright—Hard Stu y Ifot Relaxing Flllids-Iutemperonce in Eating and- Drinking— Sp rituous Liquors—Loss of Blood — Impure Air. RI ROOKES ANTI-LANCET Read the Chapter on th* Destructive Practice Of Bleeding, illustrated by the case3 of Lord Byron, Sir AValter Scott, Madam Sialibraa, Count Cavour, General Stùncwall" Jackson, and other public characters. R. ilooKEI'S ANiTI-LANCEr.- All who wish to preserve health, and thus pro- long life, should read DR. ROOKE'S ANTI- LANCE P, or HANDY OUlJE TO DOMESTIC MEDICINE, which can he had GliA VIS from any Chemist POST PREE from DP. ROOK^ Scarborough. Concerning this book, the late eminent author Sheridan Knowles, c-bsgi ved:— IT WILL BE AN INCALCULABLE BOON TO EVERY PERSON WUO CAN HEAD AND THINK." IL POOKE'S ANTI-LANCEP. -S.J' A Clergyman, writing to Dr. Rooke, under date July l.'itb, 1874, speaking of the ANTI-LAN- CET," say «• Of its style and matter I can judge, for I have b en an authoi on other themes for thirty ycr.rfi. Nov.e 1ut mind among men could have conceived or flrritten'your introduction. It is the m08t:perfelt delineation I ever read of the human framA and the links between the material fabric ane the spiritual unison of body and soul." ROOKE'S ANTI-LANCET, 0& HANDY GUIDE TO DOMESTIC MEDICINE, Can be hlld GRATIS of all Chemists, or Port; Free from Dr. Ro ke, Scarbro'. IL ROOKE'.S ANTI-LANCETV Ask your Chemist ,or a copy (GRATIS) of th* edition, containing 172 pages. — — 1 CROSBY'S BALSAMIC COUGH ELIXIR. ROSBY*S BALSAMIO COUGII c ELIXIR. Opiates, Narcotics, and Squills, are too often invoked to give relief in Coughs, Colds, and all Pulmonary Diseases. Irstevl of (such falla- cious remeries—which yield momentary relief at the expense of enfeebling the digestivf organs, thus increasing that debility which lies at the root of the malady—modern science points to CROSBY'S BALSAMIC COUGll ELIXIR as the true remedy. 'I ROSBY'S BALSAMIC COUGH ELIXIR. Da. ROOKE'S TESTIMONIAL^ DR. ROOKE, Scarborough, Author of th^ "Anti-Lancet," says; "I have repeatedly observed how very rapidly and lnvarl kly it- subdue l Cough, Pain, and irritation of the Chest in cases of Pulmonary Consumtlon and I can with the jyreatest confidence recommend it as a most valuable adlunct to an other-iae strengthening; treatment of this disease. 7TR0SBYS BALSAMIC COUGI? i ELIXIR. CLERGYMEN, SINNERS, and PUBLIC SPEAKERS will find It the most effectual safeguard against Hoarseness, Chronic Bronchitis, and all affections oi th- "ocai iorgans. B AL S CÕÜaff ELIXIR. TRAVELLERS, SPORTSMEN, EMIGRANTS, and others, exposed to euddea changes of temperature, easterly winds, fog. wet clothing, &c., may, by a few timely doses of this medicine, ward off all unpleasant con- sequences. ROSBY'S BALSAAIIC COUGIL ELIXIR. PULMONARY CONSUMPTION. To those who are suffering under this malady the medicine will be found of inestimable ser- vice, as it almost Instantly relieves t' e moat distressing Cougth, Pain in the Chest, Difficulty of Breathing, &c. For the Night Sweats, so fearfully weakening In this disease, It acts as a specific, invariably checking them in the courso of a few days. CROSBY;-S BALSAMIC cotTOÏÏ ELIXIR. This medicine, which is free from opium and squills, not only allays the local Irritation, but improves digestion and strengthens the constitution. Hence it it used with the most signal success In ASTHMA CONSUMPTIVE NIGHT BRONCHITIS SWEATS, CONSUMPTION DIFFICULTY OF BREATH- COUGHS and COLDS ING INFLUENZA. PAIN IN THR CHEST WINTER COUGH. And all affections of the Throat and Chest. (" CROSBYS BALSAMIC COUGll J ELIXIR. Is gold in bottles at Is 9d, 4s and lis. each, by all respectable Chemists, and wholesale by JAm. M. CROSBY, Chemist, Scar- borough. 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