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THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF MODERN TIMES -1 that have been received in favour of this Remedy, t&ey would fill a Wec-e all the TeBtunoni^p^bsnea^ Thonsaad Page30f the ordinary size. 4THEY ARE MORE THAN GOLD TO ME -THEY SAVED MY LIFE." « T>*T^ IN fcha BACK and LOINS, or between the SHOULDERS, thiaRemedy will Tf yoti sailer r Ai" lu u 13 effectually remove them. r DTTATION of the BLADDER, SUPPRESSION and RETENTION of the If you »re troubled^6 ONLY SAFE and EFFECTUAL REMEDY OFFERED TO THE WORLD HlIv^j^coLOUREI^ THICK,^and depositing much SEDIMENT, lose "no time, procure ab^rfr)CNf?\^&nd LIVER are BluggSi ^afof'order? this Remedy will gently STIMU- PASSAGES' Pr0m°te th6 8eCretl°n °f "mart??to INDIGESTION, BILIOUSNESS, and CONSTIPATION^ have a SURE RemedyJn^ny*Bov^\ Disorder, such as PILES,CONSTIPATION, FLATULENCE, COLIC, yon have^piTATIoF, and arcTafraid that your HEART is affected, you will Bnd these m\f y^sSOT^mHEASAC^/and GIDDINESS, George's Pills will remove these PAINS sooner THAN^ANY OJER^knw^JMdi|m^. EATINQ^ AND FEEL DROWSY and LISTLESS,one dose of George s Pills ^X^OOTFOODTURNS SOUR and ri.-3s ntothe mouth, a few doses o this Remedy will make your troublwa ^F^EVOUY, EXCITABLE, and LOW SPIRITED, » perfe ANTIDOTE will be found n George's 1)ISAGUEE ABLE TASTE in the mouth,a SINGLE DOSE of George' sPile and Gravel If you a i t u u0 bafore tho dawn of another day. c P lfsLEJ^Us to give you REST try (ieorge's Pills. They will make your bed easy, sleep refreshing, -4 KBVjySStSxEKTION, WEAK, «cl LIMP, tub Remedy. wffl RESTORE your ENEEGY Strength and will make Labour Mid Exercise tho ENJOYMENT of your life. If ou are troubled with N AUSiCA and VOMITING at the thought of eating, a box of George e PillB wiil in^e your meat anda«nk botn b.vVO UKJ ^n^o'utlets of the body, and thus give free •t t IIIGUOSHU^OIJKS, and no >nor/L^OUi) IMP UNITIES will be seen bursting through the root and branch, RHEUMATIC, SCORBUTIC, j.^u.1 jiM j X-A-IjA th&t h.&<I deiied ail otii^R ivemcdiGs .1 irTri\rPVQ "ff OU hie a tenusncy iu L'ilO L'SIO AL S WELLI ArG3,this remedy,by its action upon the KIDNEYS aDd It D1FFIO < f"of BIIE ATHING, this Remedy will prove a friend to you in the hour of need. CONSTANT AILING to FREEDOM FROM PAIN. *t will change tho oALLU VV COMPLEXION to the BLOOM OF HEAL PH. ?4will change your SICKLINESS to VIGOUR; your LANGOUR to AOTJV111 and your -■ Z WKAL 1>EJ&1L1T1' to firmness of SINEW and MUSCLE. U it is APEltlENT, and therefore will remove CONSTIPATION. it i ANTIBIIJIOU-S, aud will, therefore, correct ail uiegularities of the liiVJfiK. uiiik wv I () and. will therofore, keep open the WATK-R PASSAG-KS. 1* i« TOiSlO, and'wiil, therefore, give TONE and VIGOUR to the DIGESTIVE QRGANSj -J in KLOOD-PUliiK' i'lNG and NERVE STRENGTHENING. Lt is, therefore, ALL YOU WANT. rwpo\ucDC ,urSc VVOKLD-RENOWNED PILLS ARE o-JLO EVERYWHERE 1n lioxce; Is. 1 d. and 2a. 9d. each. By Post, Is. 3d. and 3s. riiOPHlETOK—J. E. GEORGE, M.R.P.S., MIW AL\. NOTICES TO QUIT From Landlord to Tenant and Tenant to Landlord, may, be obtained at the" lieporter "Office. Price One Penny. —— ■ I MORTIMER'S COUGH MIXTURE, I For Ctiijilts, Colds, Z, Croup, and Whooping Congli, I Bronchitis, a in1, all Chest Affections. N.B.—bee that this Picture appears upon tne wrapper. TARE NO OTHER. MORTIMER'S ONLY. THE CARMARTHEN BILLPOSTING COMPANY, 1, BRIDGE-STREET CAKT'IAKTHEN. BILLPOSTING and in nil i V.RARRBES throufrhont the COUP ties of Ce.nr.a then, Pembroke and Cardigan. R. M. JAMES, Manager THE NEW REMEDY! To the Mentally or Physically overworked Coleman's Phosphorous, Quinine & Pepsine Pills Have a wonderful effect in restoring Strength, especially when Debility seta in from overwork or anxiety, or from whatever cause it may be due. Phosphorus sootlies the brain Quinine increasei the appetite and Pepsine (one of the greatest discoveries of the age) assists Digestion. One trial will suffice to prove the marvellous effects of this medicine. It is invaluable in cases of Neuralgia, and prevents Influenza. UNEQUALLED AS A TONIC AND BIUIN RESTORER, As A STIMULANT ASSISTING DIGESTION, FOR WEAKNESS OF THE NERVES, FAILING POWEK, DYSPEPSIA, NEURALGIA, AND GENERAL COMPLAINTS. Sold "in bottles, Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s Gd., 9s., and 21s. cach bv all Chemists and Patent Medicine sndors fn the United Kingdom, or sent frte on receipt of 14 33 54, or 108 stamps, or P.O.O. for £ 1 Is. I here is a great saving in taking the larger size. SOLE AGENTS— J. CHAPMAN & Co., Limited, QUEEN STREET, NORWICH. r^uRE^HAYE YOU A COUCHf^opjl [COUCHJ or TAKEN COLD? I COLD J ftfei-^juSED PROMPTLY HAYMAN 8 BALSAM] W01 ^8 WILL RELIEVE rSTOPS | AWD CURE. f CURES 1 COLD J Invaluable ia Nursery. ^COUGL^ CURRANTS 2Ad Ib RAISINS 3d lb SULTANAS 4d lb LEMON PEEL 4 £ d lb 2 AT T. SMITH & CO., KING STREET BAKERY [CARMARTHEN.! PRINTING! PRINTING! I G OOD, CHEAP, AND JglXPEDITIOl J i pRINTING EXECUTED AT THE "WEEKLY REPORTER" PRINTING & PUBLISHING OFFICES, 3, BLUE-STREET CARMARTHEN. POSTERS (COLOURED OR PLAIN HANDBILLS TRADE CIRCULARS MEMORIAL CARDS (IN GREAT VARIETY BUSINESS CARDS PAMPHLETS ANNUAL REPORTS PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS or SALE }I PROGRAMMES (BALL, CONCERT, OR SPORTS) BILLHEADS MEMO. FORMS CHEQUE BOOKS, &c. Orders by Post receive prompt and careful attention. pRICES ON APPLICATION. The Carmarthen Weekly Reporter PUBLISHED EVEBY THURSDAY EVENING, Circulates throughout South Wales gene^ly, and has the LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE COUNTY OF CARMARTHEN, PRIOEONEPBNNT; POST JtREX 1/9 PSU XCAKTEU THE BEST ADVERTISING .MEDIUM ^OU ALL CLASSES OF ADVERTISEMENTS^ Carmarthen County Schools. THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. HSADJIASTER E. S. ALLEN, M.A. (CANTAB). COUNTY GIRLS' SCHOOL. HEADMISTKESS Miss B. A. HOLME, Late Open Scholar of Girton College, Cambridge; Senior 11 Optime, Mathematical Tripos. FEE :-Boys, Pl 15s. Giels, P-1 8s. per Term (Three Terms in the year.) Reduction for brotfvns or sisters. BoardelsZcaDbe:recei ved,at Loth'.schools. The Term began Se-pt. IGlh. THK OLD COLLKGii SCHOOL | AND THIS Carmarthen School of Conimerce. „ F REV. JOSEPH HARRY. PRINCIPALS | MK_ WILLIAM ROBERTS. PREPARATION for University Matriculation*, Theolociciil Coll-gefc, Civil Service, Piofesgional and Commercial Examinations, includlD the ijoiiuon Chamber of Commerce Examinations. N.B.-SHORTHAND, BOOK-KEEPING, and TYPE-WRITING taught. Day and Eveuiug Classes. For Terms List of Successes, &c., [apply to Principals. MR. ERNEST COLLIER, M.S. A. AROHIIKOT AND SURVEYOR, QUAY STREET,CARmARrA-N. NEW JAMS! NEW JAMS! NEW JAMS! I Z. D. JONBS, COLOMBO STORES ¡ Fi-aneis Terraoo, I .i OA 11 M Alt Tff'l'N _u-'l> J. B. ARTHUR, WHOT 17Q'\T n (1 WHOLESALE GROCER CORN, FLOUR, AND SEED MERCHANT, PRIORY-STREET, AND THE QTTAIZ" STORES CARMARTHEN. Barley, Round and Flat Corn, Flour, Barley Meal, Indian Meal, Middlings, Bran, &c., at lowest possible Prices. THOMAS PHORPHATE THOMAS PHOSPHATE! A LARGE CONSIGNMENT JUST ARRIVED PRICES VERY MODERATE. SOLE AGENT FOR THE DUBLIN & WICKLOW CELEBRATED MANURES. KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS. GO t ANOTHER CURE. This heading is quite unnecessary. Thousands of Sufferers have been cured by the use of KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS. They are quite different to others, being compounded of herbal extracts, which have a specific action upon the liver and kidneys. Their curative effect in such disorders as Biliousness, Head- ache-, Sluggish Liver, Indigestion, Wind, Con- stipation, Depression of Spirits, Impure Blood, ache-, Sluggish Liver, Indigestion, Wind, Con- stipation, Depression of Spirits, Impure Blood, Tic or Rheumatism, is something marvellous. DOSK.—ONK PII.L ONLY. Use KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS, and they will Cure you. They are sold at most Chemists and Stores, or will be sent direct on receipt of 7 £ d., 13id., and 2,9, by the sole proprietors, KERNICK & Son, Ltd., Cardiff- NOTICES TO QUIT. FROM LANDLORD TO TENANT AND TENANT TO LANDLORD, May be obtained at the REPORTILY. OFFICE Blue-street, Carmarthen. PRICE ONE PENNY. | CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS are warranted to cure in either sex, all acquired or Constitutional Discharges from the Urinary Organs, Gravel and Pains in the Free from Mercury. Established upw irds "f 30 years. In bi>xf»s. 4s 6d each, of all Cha nists and P..ter«t nc-Vi-Pd rs throughout the World, r se: t for si sty ^tanipO y the makers, the LiiiouhuvuiJ MitH.t:id Counties Drug Company Lincoln. W. T, ROGERS, R.P.G. (Meniberjf t he Registered Pluml>ers' CoRipauy), Plumber, Gas-fitter Wire & Electric Bell-hanger, Z) 9, NOJT-SQUASE, CARMARTHEN. All kinds of Bath ltooin and Lavaton Iteqiiisites supplied and fixed. eiveqt Designs and Prices on apjylication.\ } Repairs executed on the shortest liotia SPECIAL ATTENTION TAID TO ALL CLASSES OF COUNTRY WORK. COMPETENT WORKMEN SENT TO ALL PARTS. GOOD WORKMANSHIP. COMBINED WITH REASONABLE CHARGES (J? Wedding, f aisd Engageiiieut Kings. 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Carmarthen Centenarian. -
Carmarthen Centenarian. Mr J. H. Evans. Brynmarlog. Newc^tle Emlyn. has forwarded to the "Western Mail" an interesting photograph of a Carmarthen- shire centenarian, from which an accompany- s'keteh. is made. The subject of the photo- graph is Joseph Gla,s-. who was 100 years of age on May 2nd last. Originally, he says lis name was Gwydr and it was anglicised in later years. His certificate of baptism is -aid to be at St. Peter's, Carmarthen, his native town. Joseph Glass has lived through, the most stirring generations of British his- tory. He can remember Picton and his soldiers departing fcr the Peninsular war. That must, indeed, be a very distinct recol- lection indeed, for with Picton, the hiero of Carmarthen, went the father of Joseph Glass After the campaign. Glsss (or Gwydr) pere returned to sweep the chimneys of his native town for many years after the gallant Picton fell en the field of Waterloo.
rhe Tin-plate strike at Llienelly.…
rhe Tin-plate strike at Llienelly. A SETTLEMENT EFFECTED. The following are the details of the settlement effected by the Llanellv Dispute Committee — Western Works.Grotip No. 1. consisting of two Babcock boilers, now employing one man 8,t 4s lOd per shift of twe've houns. Dec'ion: That three shifts of eight hours be instituted at the rate of 4s 7d per shift.— Group No. 2, consisting of two Babcock boil now employing two men, one at 4s Id by day. and the other 4s lOd by night. Decision Rate and conditions to remain as at present. Old Lodge Works:—Group No. 1. consist- ing of two Lancashire boilers, now employing one man at 4s 4d per twelve hours. Deci- sion The rates and conditions to remain as at present.—Group No. 2. consisting of three Lanco-hire boilers. Decision That three shifts of eight hours be instituted, at the rate of 4s 3d per shitt. South Wales Works.—Group No. 1. coai- sis^'ng of two Babcock bo lers. Decision That three shifts of eight hours be instituted (helpers to be discontinued), at thie rate of is 9d per shift.—Group No. 2. consisting of four Lancashire boilers. De sion Rates and conditions to remain as at present. Burry Works.—Two Lancashire boilers. Dee' 'f':ll: That three s1 ifts of eight hours be instituted, at the rate of 4s 2d per shift. Morfa Works.—Decision (both groups) That rates and eondtions to remain as at present. Old Castle Works—No. 1 group. consisting of seven boilers. Decision: The rates and conditions to remain cs at present.—Group No. 2, consisting of two single Babcock and Wilcox boilers and a Lancashire boiler. De- "ision That the hours remain as at present, but +he rate be advanced (2d per shift) to ts lOd per shift. Th foregoing decisions became cperzt-ve from Sunday night, and are to remain in Force till June 30. 1003.
Friendly Societies and Memberp.…
Friendly Societies and Memberp. IMPORTANT RULING AT LLANELLY. An important ruling affecting Fdiendly Societies and their members was nnde by its Honour Judge Bishop at the Llcntlly County-court on Monday. It arose cut cf a laim made by Arthur Mitchdl gaillFt the ocal district of the Ancient Order of Forcoters. Mr Mitchell was expelled from he Order on account cf the fact th.2t when m the sick list of the district he was fcund mt of doors at a late hour, and he sued for lamqg-es for wrongful expulsion. At the !nst court the point was raised as to whether the judge had juri diction to deal with the case. and he reserved judgment. After some discussion, his Honour read his judgment, which was to the effect that he had jurisdiction. Mr D. Rees Edmunds gave notice of tppeal. He had been instructed to imme- diately take that course. His Honour said he would be only too pleased to allow Mr Edmunds to take the case to a superior court.
Mr Lloyd-George, M.P., and…
Mr Lloyd-George, M.P., and l ord iWrhyn. Speaking at a concert given by the Bethesda Male Voice Welsh Choir at Wands- worth Town Hall on Sunday in aid of the Bethesda quarrymen Mr Lloyd-George. M.P. presided, and thanked the audience for the support they were giving to his poor country men in their brave struggle for the elemen- tary rights of citizenship. An honest. God- fearing. cultured community, they had not held out for two years-a time unparalleled in labour disputes—amid dire distress among their women and children without gocd cause. In the beautiful Welsh valley w -e fine chapels, built by the quarrymen out. of their own earnings, and an excelLnt secon- dary school, built largely by their contribu- tions. How was it that such men had for two years been locked out of a quarry which undoubtedly once belonged to the people, which, in his judgment, still belonged to them ? (applause). Here was a wealth de- posited by Providcnce for the people of these valleys, and one man locked them out, and said they must only enter en his terms. (A Voice "Don't call him a man.") Well, a lord (laughter). What had this lord who was not a man done ? In other employments when a dispute arose between employers and men. the agents of both sides, trained men, who understood all the issues, met. end in ninety-nine cases out of a hundred the mat'. r was settled at once (hear, hear).. A man who had a penond grievance was not the man to settle it. His mind was warped. and hi-. sense of proportion became exaggera- ted. Il was time the country intervened, and. 8t any rate, saw t'-at the men did not starve while fighting their case with the arrogant and supercilious lord (aipplause).
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