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GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. THE VEGETABLE TONIC. GWILYM ( PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE, ) GWTLYM PVAYC' I ANALYSTS RECOMMEND, ( 1? V A XTQ' UTRRRM? L)C! ) CHEMISTS APPROVE. I & Y O BITTEHS. ( PATIENTS DEMAND, AND EVERYBODY PRAISES ) BITTERS. AFTER fTHE INFLUENZA. AFTER 1 THE INFLUENZA. All Patients who have suffered from the Influenza agree in stating that the after effects are more disagree- able than the malady itself. The feelings of depression, low spirits, helplessness, and want of go," are almost unbearable. The best treatment for this is generous diet and pleasant tonics. The best tonic yet prepared, and ore peculiarly suitable for this malady, is— GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. GWILYM EVANS" QUININE BITTERS. GWILYM EVANS" QUININE BITTERS. Tsach tablespoonful of this preparation contains a full dose of Quinine, and a suitable quantity of the active principles of the following well-known medicinal herbs: Sarsaparilla, Gentian, Burdock, Saffron, Lavender, and Dandelion, combined in most happy proportions, and concentrated in a pure state, as well as being scientifically prepared to be suitable to all ages at all seasons of the year, and forming a Tonic Bitters positively unequalled. FOR NEARLY TWENTY YEARS FOR NEARLY TWENTY YEARS FOR NEARLY TWENTY YEARS The Quinine Bitters have been before the Public, and the preparation is so much appreciated, in all places where it has been given a fair trial, that the demand is increas- ing day by day. GWILYM EVANS' BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' BITTERS Is strongly recommended to all Patients who are or have been suffering from INFLUENZA, INFLUENZA, INFLUENZA, and also Patients who are convalescent after Fevers, Colds, Bronchitis, &c., and nre slow in recovering their accustomed strength and spirits • TESTIMONIAL. 15, Wilton Street, Liverpool, March 6th, 1889. My Dear Sir,—For twenty years I have suffered from pains in the back ASTHMA' and Asthma, with a painful Cough, ASTHMA' but I am happy to say that after ASTHMA taking three bottles of GWILYM ASTHMA EVANS' QUININE BITTERS I find a ASTHMA great deal of relief, and hope a great ASTHMA many more sufferers may see your advertisement, and reap the same benefit as I have. I remain, Yours respectfully, C. C ATHEBWOOD. §■ GWILYM EVANS' BITTERS. GWILYM EVANS' BITTERS. CLIMATIC CHANGES CLIMATIC CHANGES CLIMATIC CHANGES Are trying and positively dangerous to many constitu- tions. Fortify your constitution, and brace up your nerves, not by taking stimulants, such as brandy and other alcoholic liquours, with the mistaken notion of keeping out colds, &c., but take a good reliable Tonic Medicine, prepared with care, and in happy proportions, such as- GWILYM EVANS' BITTERS. GWILYM EVANS' BITTERS. GWILYM EVANS' BITTERS. For the old and the young, for the rich and poor, for women and children, for all feeble and delicate persons, we recommend them. They are confidently recom- mended for CLERGYMEN, LAWYERS, MERCHANTS, and professional men generally, who have to devote themselves to study and brain work. TO CLERKS, SHOP ASSISTANTS. SEMPSTRESSES, and all who work long hours in close rooms. To the TIN- PLATE and IRON WORKER, to the COLLIER and MINER, and others who have to breathe impure air. To FARMERS, QUARRYMEN, LABOURERS, and all who have to stand exposure to the weather, we strongly recommend GWILYM EVANS' -QUININE BITTERS. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS THEY GIVE STRENGTH TO THE WEAK. HEALTH TO THE SICK, AND ENJOYMENT IN LIFE TO ALL. THE BEST REMEDY OF THE AGE. TESTIMONIALS. 59, Libra Road, Roman Row, Bow, London, E., Sept. 1st, 1889. Sir,-Ple.-ige send me another 4s. 6d. bottle of GWILYM EVANS' QUININE TMTTT? VNT-QTYRCOG BITTERS. I have tried many remedies NERYOCSNFSS b>for6' I have never known a TST'P'P'VOTTQ'N'"ii,QC specific so remarkable in its effects as ERVOU^NKSS the Quinine Bitters. It seems to build NERVOUSNESS np the exhausted nervous system by v 17 (; vni-avirea a slow cumulative process, which im- AJiitvub'-NJibs parts force and vitality to all the organs of life. I consider it of ines- timable value to all nervous sufferers. Yours, &c., M. J. VAUGHAN GWILYM EVANS' BITTERS. GWILYM EVANS' BITTERS. A SEVERE COLD. 2, Price Street, Kate's Hill, Dudley, June 21st. 1889. Dear Sir,—It is not often that I have anything the matter With me, but a rnT r><3 few weeks ago, I caught a severe cold, rnTT»<5 which prostrated me for-'several days. r«r\T r»a By chance I saw one of your circulars, ^rJf1na and resolved to try GWILYM EVANS' R>NT n« QUININE BITTERS, which I did, with rlXrT^a the most satisfactory results. I have uuixua no <j0ubt that the one bottle which I took has saved me a heavy doctor's bill, and I shall always praise it. Yours faithfully, JAMES PRINCE. At this season of the year no one should be without GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. A course taken NOW will be available in giving tone to the system, new life to the blood, and in braeing the nerves. IMPORTANT NOTICE I THE Attention of the Public is hereby called to the -L unprincipled and dishonest attempts of some Tradesmen to substitute preparations for GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS, of which Mr. Gwilym Evans is the sole inventor and patentee. These men have no brains to invent, but are mean and cunning" Enough to try to copy the inventions of others, and this they do as far as they think the law will permit. Now, the men who try to substitute a worthless, and per- haps injurious medicinal preparation for another of acknowledged repute and efficacy, are deliberately trying not only to injure and defraud the proprietors of the medicine, but also to deceive and cheat their customers; and if they are capable of resorting to such mean and base practices in a case of this sort, it is but fair to infer that they will try to deceive their customers in all other instances when an opportunity offers, and that they are therefore unworthy olpublic confidence. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS has been before the public for nearly twenty years, and during that period its efficacy and medicinal properties have successfully stood every test made of them by per- sons competent to judge of its merits. PURCHASERS are requested to note and remember the following facts, when purchasing Quinine Bitters :— No Bottle is sent out without the name "GWILYX EVANS' QUININE BITTERS" blown into the glass. No Government Stamp is attached without the name "GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS" engraved on it. No Label is affixed without the name GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS" printed on it. Any preparation offered under the title of QUININE BITTERS," but which does not bear these tokens, is a SPURIOUS AND BASE IMITATION. AFTER THIS NOTICE, we hope that if any purchaser is offered .any other pre- paration as a substitute for GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS on the plea that it is equally as good and much cheaper, he will decline, and refuse the same with the indignation of one who is aware that HE IS BEING IMPOSED UPON. It is to be hoped also that Purchasors and Tradesmen generally will use their utmost endeavours to discoun- tenance and put down these fraudulent and dishonest practices. Gwilym Evans' Quinine Bi'ters is Sold in Bottles at 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each, or in Cases containing Three 4s. 6d. IJottles at 12s. 6d. per Case. Each 4s. 6d. Bottle contains double the quantity of a 2s. 9d. Bottle. Sold by all Vendors of Patent Medicine, or may be had for the above prices free, by parcel post* direct from the Proprietors. Quinine Bitters Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Llanelly, S. Wales. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. Health, Happiness, and Economy. T EA! T EA!! rpEA! Buy ONLY,, PEGLAWALLA BLEND. The very best and most economical TEA in SOUTH WALES. WHY Because it is a Blend of Choicest India and Ceylon Tea. Because it is absolutely pure and digestive. Because it is very strong and refreshing. Because it is cheapest for a family. THE LUXURY OF THE AGE. "PEGLAWALLA" BLEND. This Blend contains the first pickings of the Choicest Indian and Ceylon Plantations. RICH, STRONG, AND ECONOMICAL. ABSOLUTELY PURE. BY LEAPS and BOUNDS do our Sales of Peglawalla Blend continue. The reason is obvious. It has no equal for value. Try it against other packet teas, and the result will be that it will also be your standard drink. THE INCREASE IN SALES OF "PEGLAWALLA" IS ENORMOUS Simply on account of its relative value. THE BEST OF INDIAN TEAS, THE BEST OF CEYLON TEAS, Scientifically blended, making a rich, ripe, and refreshing beverage. Packed in J-lb., |-lb., and 1-lb. packets, 2s. per lb W. PEGLER & SON, The Cross. PONTYPOOL. High Street & Bute Street, TREORKY. Hannah Street, PORTH. Victoria St. and Union St., DOWLAIS. Stepney Street, LLANELLY. The Circle & Queen Street, TREDEGAR. High Street, FERNDALE. Old Post Office, ABERCARNE. County Stores, M E R T H Y R. Water Street, ABERAVON. High Street, SWAJNSEA. Dunraven Street, TONYPANDY. Manchester House, YSTRAD. Church Street, rA B E R T ILL E R Y. Manchester House, NANTYMOEL. Bristol House, PONTYCYMMER. .i EARTHENWARE, CHINA, AND GLASS I C- O WAREHOUSE. 1t ———— •», JR^ NOTED FOB SUPERIOR QUALITY LOWEST PRICES. 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A DISCOURAGED lAN. It's the last time I am going to try Lack is against me, and I'll jnst give up There is uo use in trying to do anything, when the odds are against you." It was John Harris who was doing the talk. (|ng. His wife was sewing buttons on the (children's clothes after they had gone to bed. As she held the buttons in her mouth, to pre- vent them rolling away, she had no opportunity to answer her husband, even if she had the Inclination. Mr. Harris resumed 41 I'fn clean discouraged, that's what I am. Of course 1 don't think of myself"-here Mrs. ilupris'i lip i-urled a little, and one bntton esetyed, aId rolled nnder the table—"it's you 'and" the ciuuireu .I'm worried about," another button rolled away—"and if it wasn't for leav- in^' j'ou alobe, Mary, I'd He did not finish what he was saying, as just thyii "Mrs. Harris coughed, and all the buttons "flew otft of her month. "'I#' l§ll-it such a bad failure?" she asked pre- seiitiyinShe was darning the children's stockings now, having sewed on all the fugitive buttons. It couldn't be worse. When a man's partner-takes all the money out of the business, and—Stefyrf* to a foreign country, everybody 'hoQQtist>itiiiB> to death as if he had been dishonest, All the creditors are clamouring for their money, All the creditors are clamouring for their money, 'Bot'iHicauaf, they need it, but because I haven't ':got:it:u:.tt"s no use, Mary; I'm a ruined man, '.ttd '¡"dt'goii)g to find a way out of it all." bW V" asked Mrs. Harris calmly, although the ling, fleuder needle she was using trembled and vibtttMd in her hand. .4ei-e are more ways than one," he answered I shall not live to see you want, ifiL.fW1 a burden on you and the children, w eFei,18 no dishonour attached to my name now. .(hawi lived within our means and tried i,Q- •ttcceed. It was rash, I suppose, to *«f ln one venture and lose it 1 « n°, \°»t all," suggested his wife f'yaoj have health, wife and children, and an UBbfemifclled character." "Poor capital, these," retorted her husband ^Ittotnily.' No, I am going to give up I tell yoa, tUty, I'm a discouraged man! You don't LknowWht it is to endure business worries; #om^o are, sheltered and protected from all these annoyances." ",Are they ?" answered Mrs. Harris, with dry had done the work of three women that day. She had been cook, and nurse, now «a» twaa;) seamstress. She had cut and contrived, »counted i rpennies, and was engaged to give music da;to the doctor's daughter, to otf set their 8 Her whole frame quivered with piur of jan*ed and tangled nerves. But it wed into her mind that she dared to Doe th8 Next Thynge" was the COttid°sle it f!amed and hunB UP where she ^?« sa?> T tlme8 a day- orAiii; <tif „i8ay' her husband after a £ °°my th0Qgkt "there's a way out of ■JL'fJiliv*^Aman haa been dri™» to it- I if T w by a mob of circum- LL r °Qt oftheway^ou and the fcui H! would have enough to li^T on comfort- ablv the rest of your lives. It's only anticipat- fi.al fate by a (ew months or years." »ar"« fold«d 'he laat stockings *bHH*aid them neatl, away A 'hmar«d about her lips. "John," she said in a arm voice, U I have a (latffciavour to ask of you. f.What is it, Mary ? iU,*yd>on't die in the house." Before the astonished mati could speak, ah* | <antinued | Because it would be so unpleasant for the ebiHren and me. It is our home. I have the < rjfteed of it in my possession, sent to me by my ftt^r yesterday. And I should hate to have *ny unpleasant associations connected with it. Mftpuld very much dislike to have you buried nthe four corners near here with a stake GV,»iY#n through you, though people would soon j that we belonged to you. For I "j I » notr own to being the widow of a coward •ny children bear his name. And eren if (.:YOGl wre Dot held responsible I would be ashamed ir, you had written your own epitaph, fe ll«s a. discouraged man.' „ n. *rria dumb with surprise. T* FU •» 'continued his wife, "that it is a ,,vdunte thing for men to say that they will trhh out of it all, and that women do not realize desperate the situation is, and a lot more d^Tp)ish that they ought to be ashamed ot" r& John tried to tpeak, bat his wife hftd the 10')1. ■'It is only a coward who would take refuge iu death and leave his wife and children to fizht the battle of life alone. "And right here, John, I want that subject to end for ever. It is hard enough to live with a man who is chronically discouraged, but when he hints as getting out of it, I object! John Harris never again made any vague and improbable threats, but took the dilemma of business by both horns and practically mastered it. Nor has his wife ever heard him declare since that evening that he was a "discouraged man.

By GUM !-The annual meeting of the British Dental Association at Hastings passed off in a most amicable spirit. It is true a cantankerous membei attempted to shore his teeth, but he was promptly stopped by the president with some molar-fying observations! EXTREMES MEET.—The Princess of Wales has started a subscription list on behalf of Mrs. Grim- wood. Mrs. Grimwood appears to have been such a favourite with the Indian people among whom she lived that we should not be surprised if sub- scriptions came not only from the many rich, but also from the Maid-pore KNBADy PERSONS.—There are rumours that the London bakers are imitating their dough, and going in for a rise." It remains to be seen whether these doughty men will prove to be wise men of the yeast I Louis Tussaud's Exhibition in Regent-street has been completely destroyed by fire. Strange to relate, though all the wax figures began to run furiously, none of them managed to escape the flamea. The Innocent wants to know whether the grease- paint used by Signor Tamango, when he plays the title role of Verdi's Otello, is the same as that which usually passes by the name of Verdi-grease ? We should say so. An inquiring correspondent to a contemporary rvants to know, you know, whether anybody can't "learn to toss the caber with a little practice ? To which the Innocent, nettled at what he con- ceives to be a trespass upon his own especial preserves, answers that it all depends upon the fellow's caberbility." Appropriate Church for a Wedding Ceremony— at. Bride's. From Judy. MODEL EXAMS.—-Music. I.—What are "acci. dentals "1 Is there any office in which you can insure yourself against their occurrence ?—II: Discuss the definition of marriage as the common chord of two flats." Under what circumstancee can such a chord be resolved ?—III: What figures ought to be played Bach-wards ?-IV: II there any re as m for thinking that hurly-<rUr jy men ought to be invited to take part in the Handle Festival? Supposing that you were tt •a -e thrj suggestion to -she liroct^r of the Festival, shoal 1 you be surprised if he replied to you in the key of D Major ?—V: Distinguish between a good second an l an augmented second."—VI: What I h i le 0[ the musical conductor who spoke 3 ) sel iv-m, that he came to be known as the Leader oii ne Wortfl ?—VII; What do y )U understand by Pan's Pipes" ? Is the best variety made of meerschaum, cherry wood, or briar ? ARMS ALL ROLTND --For horse-breakers: Colts. -For burglars: Rifles.—For billiard-markers. CannonsFor revolutionists: Revolvers — For moral philosophers: Maxim guns—For dwarfs: Small swords.—For sociable people Clubs.—For unmarried: Single sticks --Far misers: Close

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WINES (by Imperial Measure.; ;wr Gal. per Dox. per B»ttk PORT-Good 8a 188 Is 6d ft Good Prmty WtUM 10s 22s Is lOd Fine Old e 148 30a 2a 6d „ Superior Old Dry Wine. I > igs 9d 0 42s Be 6d SH«B»T 8S 188 Is 6d, „ Good Dinner Wine 148 308 28 6d Superior Old 198 ad Me 3s 6d SPANISH PORT in Bottle' Is 6d CLARET ditto ) to. Is Is 6d., Is 9<1., 2s., Je 3d., 2s 6d., &e. ROTISICLON ditto Is 8d BUROONKV ditto 2s., 2s 6d., & 3s. C/HAftij'AOiNe, quartii and Pint8. Moet's Giesler's, Heidsieck's, &c. SPIRITS (by Imperial Measure.) per Get. per Doz. per Bottle. BRANDY-Imperial.. 16a 3Ss 2s lOd Good French (Pale or Brown) 20S 42s 8s 6d Finest Selected Old. 26a 54s 4s 6d MaiU'ii'is, I-lenneitev'.q, and other cased Brandies, per case or bottle, at lowest prices. 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I mean a radical cure. I have made the Disease of FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS, a life-long study. I warrant; my Remedy to cure the worst cases. Because others have failed is no reason for not now receiving a cure. Send at onoe for a Treatise and a Free Bottle of my infallible Remedy. Give address in lull. It costs you nothii g for a irial. and it will oure you.- Address. lJr II G. ROOT, 28, £ NE?4€L £ A.GAIAENS$ Lor t:rm MR. S. T. RODERICK, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, COMMERCIAL-ST., PONTYPOOL, (Battalion Bandmaster of 3rd Vol. Bait. South Wales Borderers), GIVES LESSONS IN THEORY, COMPOSITION, AND PIANOFORT E. — Terms on application. — THE LARGEST PHOTOGRAPHERS IN THE WORLD. A. & G. TA YLOR (PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE QUEEN), WESLEY CHAMBERS, (Nearly opposite the Town Hall,) 157, Commercial St., NEWPORT. 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