South Wales Daily News

CLEVELAND IRON TRADE. MiDDLESBROuan, Tuesday.— Though the market showed a rather firmer feeling there was not very much business. TlieHa has been an upward movement in Scotch iron, and the holders of Cleveland brands asked more money in sympathy, though buyers did not. readily yield. Still, where they had to get iron. 38s 3d to 38s 6d had to be paid for -No. 3, the makers being at er" the latter price and selling small quantities,while met-- chants did business at the lower rate. The transactions were, however, very limited, the Scotch movement being regarded as probably only of a temporary character. The quotation for warrants was 38s buyers, 6tl more sellers. Grey forge was 37s 3d. Hematite, mixed numbers, was 51s. Shipments are extremely disappointing to the Continent, though fairly gooil coastwise. The total delivery is 28,000 tons to yester- day, compared with 34,000 tons last April, for 13 days. Finished iron and steel producers are getting slack— prices are for iron ship plates or ordinary bars, £ 612s 6d ditto, £ 5 10s steel plates, £ 6 2s 6d, all less discount. Coke about the same—153 6<i at Middl«sbroB*h.

clipping £ t0tiri?3. j;4j- i .rh.¡" J A XI) NEWPORT. SSfefettfcr TO BELFAST AND GLASGOW. FIKS'J'-Cl/ASS STEAMERS Are intended to Sail with Goods and Passengers as follows CARDIFF TO GLASGOW via Swansea and Belfast EVERY MONDAY, p.m. tide. SWANSEA TO GLASGOW, via Belfast, EVERY WEDNESDAY, p.ui. tide. NewportT()GLASGOW. > iaSwanseaand Belfast. WEDNESDAY, tide. NewportT()GLASGOW. > iaSwanseaand Belfast. EVERY ALTERNATE TUESDAY", p.m. tide. GLASGOW TO CARDIFF AND SWANSEA, viy Belfast, EVERY FRIDAY, at 2 p.m. GLASGOW TO NEWPORT, via Cardiff, EVERY ALTERNATE FRIDAY, at 2 p.in. Fares—Belfiist: Cabin, 17s. fid. Steerage, 10s. Glasgow: Cabin, 20s. Steerage, 12s. 6d. Soldiers or Sailors, IDs. Return—Fare and a Half, available for two months. Further particulars from M. Joaes and Brother, Swansea R. Burton and Son, Newport; er 1014 E. TAYLOR and Co., Cardiff. CARDIFF AND BORDEAUX £ 5j\Pwvv The CARDIFF STEAMSHIP gjsjgaBgS&gCOMPANIES FIRST-CLASS SCREW STEAMERS will sail as follows:- ELY Cardiff for Bordeaux April 17 DORDOGNE Bordeaux for Cardiff April 18 With goods and passengers. For Rates of Freight, &c., apply to Mr A. G. Todd 51, Quai des Chartrous, Bordeaux and at the Offices of the Company, 51, Mount Stuart-square, Cardiff 1071 948 HOOPER CAMPBELL & CO., Managers. Telephone No. 141. LIVERPOOL AND BIRKENHEAD JLJ REGULAR STEAM COMMUNICATION The First-class Full-powered Steamships of the South Wales and Liverpool Steamship Companv Limits! PROSPERO, ORPHEUS LLANELLY 0th,?v Steamc:rs! are intended to sail f, (casualties exeepted, and as per conditions in Company s sading bills) as under •— (Liv^ool Whan; West Fr°m ^NELLY M0.wfANDDF,UB,vY. (NeVi11'3 D°Ck>' Bute Dock), (Nevill's Dock), MOXDAY A:-¡D FRIDAY. Spoo^Tffix ?CKSDAY AND SATURDAY. ^omVimiPoo?;VV- From LIVERPOOL [VN est Side, Nelson Dock) est Side, Trafalgar Dk), 8ati7Rdav.' TUESDAY AND SATURDAY. PnrV v Vatos to Bridgwater and District, Burrv M Merthvr, Aberdare, Pontypridd, una ai»o all towns on the Glamorganshire Canal system Apply to Robert Gilchrist and Co., Liver- pool (Managers); Newport (Mon.); Llanelly; and insulate Chambers, 53, Bute-road, Cardiff. 1128 A~MBRICAN LINE. /ZtfrrrrK UNITED STATES MAIL 4^^S&S CEAMERS. UVERPOOL TO PlIILA- 1 DELPHIA, EVERY WEDNESDAY. Passengers and goods landed at Philadelphia on the Wharf of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The shortest and best route to the West. For further particulars apply to RICHARDSON, SPENCE <fc CO., 19 and 22, Water-street, Liverpool. T. C. How K and Co., 31, Mount Stuart-square; C. J. CUDLIPP, Castle-road S. J. DAVXES, 9, Edward- place, Cardiff; fOXEs, BROS. and Co., Bute Docks Cardiff, and at Newport; A. TlL.NKV, Abertlllery; .1. MORGAN, Post-office, Pontypool; J. THOMAS, Trede- ear 1. IT. AUSTIN, Neatli-road, Landore A DYVIES I, Queen-street, Pomlottyn E. DAVIES, 52, 'lligii' stree. Merthyr At'STiN mid SILCOCKS, Swansea • /AS LOBEIITS South Wales Emigration Office, Pontv- pruld A. H. IIIOMAS, Church-street, Blaina and W TNMANLINEROYALMAILSTEAMERS 1 T I'1-^TEttXAmXSTEAMSniP CO., LTD Ll\ tRPOOL to NEW YORK every WEDNESDAY Calling at Queenstown every Thursday APPiy to RICHARDSON, SPENCE, & CO 22 Hater-street, Liverpool- or to S. j. Davies 9 Edwards-place, Queen-screet, Cardiff T. C. Howe'ami Co. steamship Brokers, Cardiff C..1. Oudlipp Castle C H- rSff V-K'1"1? "•,Port <=«• J osi-Ihn-L 'S-<rJ'h<'ma^.Bri,is!l S(-00l,' Llandovery 1^'i r \T' ,°reat WeHter» House, LLuielly ;H -el er' ^larket-stveet, Neath D. L. Jones, Book- Pontvmfl',1 • Ti TS"A '0et' J^it0" Ferry i J- Roberts, T. Davies, Merthyr 1141 ]VEW ZEALAND, TASMANIA, AUS- ro\TT> T ~THE kew ZEALAND SHIPPING K«tf £ PlVt K,°Y^L REAMERS, to New ^hursflav London ^A1°ert Dock) every fourth en route fnr 'i™0"1 da>ater). landing passengers 'J'asmanli^:°rlenenfte, Cape Town, and at Hobart for departures- UStl Through bookings. Next M^i'v {'ons'an"10 • • 4,163 tons Wellington & Ports. J une 2S H'163 tons Wellington & Ports. Shelters i a" 4,473 tons Wellington & Ports. d"ck • Pron]enade deck second saloon on upper liwlu i1-!111* ^m,dships. Perfect ventilation. Electric o'li. Libei-al cuisine. dff and return tickets. Passengers ont- jloi,nv., r break their .lourney at Cape Town or Amdv t °nl?wards at Rio de Janeiro or Teneriffe j,- 1. 0 '"e Company, 138, Leadenhall-street, London 1335 RELIABLE rjiiMEKEEPERs. A NEW ENGLISH WATCH, THE "CAMBRIAN" LEVER, £3 IDS. ENGLISH £3 IDS. £3 IDS. PATENT lOS- £3 lOS. LEYER. £3 lOS. PREEDMAN & SON, JEWELLERS, T, SWANSEA, \V-luSrotlH?in« the above Watcliea to the Public of OennLCa. •ll,,ie!uio" to the facfc of hemg Workw, Migli-class Watehes, suitable alike for the favom-T?! alun or Gentleman, and they will bear the priee comPalison with watches costing double Specification— C'ASES.— F. NG J. I SH G O V E P.NM E N T MARKED, EXTRA STOUT SILVER CASES, ENGINE-TURNED BACK, DUST AND DAMP TIGHT. genuine CHRONOMETER BALANCE Movement—HIGH CLASS, WELL FINISHED, SPRUNG ABOVE, ENGLISH PA TENT LEVER (every part made in England). Guarantee.—THIS WATCH WILL BE KEPT IN REPAIR (FREE OF CHARGE) FOR FIVE YEARS. r,,P?e the above Watches sent Free by Registered ■Tost, on receipt of P.O.O. value £ 3 10s. 10«. 10s. 10,S!' XOTE THE ADDRESS :— H. FREEDMAN AND SON, 7, CASTLE STREETt! SWANSEA. £3 10S. £3 lOK We invite watch club agents to write for samples. ESTABLISHED IN WALES 40 YEAR8 517 HOURE FOR INFLUENZA. AYMAX'S BALSAM of HOREHOUND The most certain and speedy Remedy HAYKANS BALSAM of HOREHOUND For Coughs and Colds and Influenza. ELIEVES COUGH in TEN MINUTES. Invaluable in the Nursery. The bottle of Balsam came. last night Ow ing to its immediate effect I enjoyed a good night's rest. My cough is gone this morning.' —T. C. Turner, (rleeson Park, Dublin,May 'HO. AYMAN'S BALSAM of HOREHOUND :—- For all disorders of the Lungs. JtlAYMAN'S BALSAM of HOREHOUND H- Prepared only by A. Hayman & Co., AYMAN'S BALSAM of HOREHOUND 15, Albemarle-st., London, E.C. odbyaiichemists. Price, Is lid, 2s 9d, 4s 6d. 1022 BILL POSTING AT ABERDARE M- paint? ^ESTABLISHED 1875). Advertisinir a „ J Poster, Distributor, and General throughout^A ^en,ts f1-11 .the Posting Stations description nf District. Contractor for all Also A»ent rl0' distributing circulars, &c. Addres^ -1? TW llon an<^ Mail Steamers.— ^n-street, Aberdare. 15590 1137 DR J^OOKES QRIENTAL pILLS. D ^"I^ROOKE'S i^ILLS. DR. ROOKE S PILLS JT Leen of world TRILLS. | \K. ROOKE'S half o pute for nearly jf D aperlenCte?,tury- an t>ILLS. jjB. R00KB-8 DR II00K:E'S QRIENTAL pILLS. DR. ROOKE'S Cleanse the tomach I PILLS 1\P POOKF'S fr0,m w! uoxlo«s and JT I i:uuKt s unhealthy accumula- t>ILLS, |\T, nnnB.r„ tioas,quickly relieving X" ■ |«. KOOKJ. e> t.j.e complaints con- OlLLS. -S< liected therewith,such X~ Jl^R. ROOKEfr ,ls Giddiness and DILLS. |\R. ROOKE'S SoSvenessJ'Bimous: pttLS. J)R. ROOKE'S piLLS. R00KE'S Sness SS:Of' P^. BR Rook-T"« fensive Breath, Piles, trills k. ROOKES etc.; etc. For FEMALE p 1AR HonirPB COMPLAINTS they Y>n,LS. JJK. KOOKES stand unrivalled, and |\R. ROOKE'S ,have '\E\KI; •be"1 OILLS. B f known to fail m re- T\R. ROOKE'S lievinS .or, the OILLS. .1 f most painful Diseases, | DR OOKE'S QRIENTAL pILLS. T^R. ROOKE'S Are prepared only by 1~)1LLS- lx„ Charles Rooke, M.D., JT |*tc. ROOKE'S Scarborough. The OILLS. Pills are sold in Boxes J | IK- ROOKE'S at Is lid and 4s 6d OILLS. ■ v -r, each, and can beob- JL ROOKE'S tained of all Chemists £ >LLLS. T,_„„ and Patent Medicine M • ROOKE'S Vendors. Directions flULS. Tf for the Treatment of JL • ROOKE'S all diseases with every OILLS — Box. JL Box. JL DIRECT FROM DR ROOKE, SCARBOROUGH, ENGLAND. 1033*9024 Osiuration. CARDIFF. DK j o s e p ii PAltRY, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CARDIFF, ALSO MR D. C. WILLIAMS Beg to state that the EASTER TERM wiit COM MENCE on MONDAY, April 6th, 1891, AT "BEETHOVEN CHAMBERS," 2, NKWPORT- ROAD, CARDIFF (Opposite University College); also AT "CARTREF," 23, PLYMOUTH-ROAD, PENARTH. SUBJECTS TAUGHT :— VOICE TRAINING AND SOLO SINGING. PIANOFORTE AND COMPOSITION. Prospectus containing full particulars may be had on application to Dr. Parry. Full particulars re College Harmony, Counterpoint, Form, Theory, and Sight SiUging to be had of the Register, at the University. 1120 gT. ^CATHERINE'S, CARDIFF. A FIRST-CLASS DAY-SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. WTith KINDERGARTEN for t-IRES and BOYS. PRINCIPAL .MISS TULLIn. SECRETARY MISS G. WAKEFORD. ASSISTANT MISTRESSES. Miss ASHE, 1st B.A. (London).. Miss E BLACKLEB, Cambridge Senior Certificate. Miss A. EVANS, 1st B.A. (London). Miss HAILEY, B. A. (London). Miss HEYM. Kindergarten Certificate (1st Class Gotha). Also the following Certificated Teachers .-—Art Mis- tress, Sloydist, French lady and for Music, Miss J. Evans and Miss Cape. Messrs Scott, Aylward, and Bernard attend to give Piano, Violin, and Singing Lessons. The next Term will begin early in May. 1327 PIANOFORTE, SINGING, HARMO- NIUM, TilEORY. —Miss JULIA EVANS 31 GLYNRHONDDA-STREET, CARDIFF (Certificated Royal Academy of Musio, and for several years Head Music Mistress at oc Catherine's, Cardiff). Terms on application. 215 PENARTH. TVY TOR, WESTBOURNE ROAD, PENARTII. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. PRINCIPALS—MRS AND MISS WHITE. NEXT TERM COMMENCES May 6th. 1818 COWBRIDGE. GHEAT HOUSE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. PmCIPALS-MRS AND THE MISSES CULVER- wi LL- 1024 7833 ABERG A VETNY. MILFORD HOUSE, ABERGA- ..I. VENNY. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. PRINCIPAL — Mrs YATES. NEXT TERM DAY, TUKSDAY, APRIL 28tli, 1891. A vacancy for a Student Pupil. 1700 GLOUCESTER. EDUCATION.—EIGHTEEN GUINEAS YEARLY for Board, Laundress, English, French, Latin, and Music. Cow kept. No extras. Foreign Professor, Gymnasium. References, prospectus, view of country, mansion, and grounds on application to Governess, 7, ALFRED PLACE, GLOUCESTER. Separate establishment for boys. 321 KEYNSHAM, BRISTOL. QUEEN CHARLTON, KEYNSHAM, BRISTOL.—Principal, Miss MILES. QUARTER COMMENCES APRIL 13m. A few vacancies for Boarders. Articled pupil required immediately. 150 WESTON-SUPER-MARE. WESTON-S UPER-MARE, V V EDUCATION FOR YOUNG LADIES. 24 GUINEAS PER ANNUM. For Board, English, French, Music, and Drawing. No Extras. SUMMER TERM BEGINS MONDAY, 27TH APRIL. References, Prospectus, and View of House (which is on the Sea Front), may be had on application to the Head Mistress, "ATHELSTAN LADIES' COLLEGE," Beach-road, Weston-super-Mare. 330 HEREFORD. HEREFORD LADIES^ COLLEGE -β-i- COMPANY, LIMITED. REDUCED AND INCLUSIVE TERMS. Education upon the High School System, combined with home trainill and domestic comforts. For terms apply to Miss Oust, the Lady Principal; or to the Secretary, 1\11' Edward Maddison, Led- bury. 10S7 If ■ — **= LAMPETER. THE COLLEGE S CHOOL, LAM- JL PETER. NEXT TERM begins APRIL 27th. For Prospectus, Successes, etc., apply to Rev T. M. Evans, B.A., Head- master. 1807 BRECON. BRECON COLLEGE (The College of Christ of Brecknock). Founded by Royal Charter A.D. 1541. HEAD MASTER Rev. M. A. BAYFIELD, late Head Master's Assistant at Malvern College, and formerly Assistant-Master at Marlborough,College. Fee 50 guineas. At the hostel £36108. Next Term begins May 2nd. 1420 JMPORTANT NOT ICE. THE CARDIFF jyjILK SUPPLY COMPANY HAS ERECTED SUITABLE AND COMMODIOUS PREMISES IN CASTLE-ROAD AND ST. pETER- STREET. And hM Introduced an Additional Branch to their Milk Business by Establishing a MODEL DAIRY, COME AND SEE IT RAW & DEVONSHIRE QREAM MADE FRESH DAILY ON THE PREMISES, SUPPLIED WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. F R E S H BUT T ErR AND FRESH EGGS JQAILY. 371e—1363 O L,?en ?JRTS ^E-FITTED.-Fine Irish to wear 2s 6d Binen, returned free, ready and Irish Cambric HandktrclSfs1" ^ndSMerino Pants ^CHUGH and CO., BEI FAST. 1404 ^JROSBY'S BALSAMIC COUGH J^LIXIR CROSBY'S ELIXIR ELIXffi. „ worWi wonders in cases of Xli eROSBYS PULMONARY CONSUMP- ELIXIR, L TION, and has been used XU ROSBY'S wit}, signal success in Tj^UXIR Asthma and Bronchitis. ^ROSBY'S U_- JgLIXIR ^JROSBY'S BALSAMIC COUGH J0LLXIR J^ROSBYS ELIXIR Tj^LIXIR, j is an almost infallible g ROSBY'S remedy for all Chest Com- "J7^ LIXIR. IJ plaints, and is equally JCj jp<ROSBYS efficacious in IJ1'LIXIR. Sweats, Influenza, Quin- jQi ROSBY'S zeys.&c. |^LIXIR. ROSBY'S XTILIXIR BALSAMIC COUGH f^IIX 0ROSBYS ELIXIR J^jL1XIR CROSBY'S This medicine, which is, JMLIXIR. free from opium and g CROSBY'S squills, not only allays T?LIXIR. the local irritation, but X^r ROSBY'S improves digestion, aiul strengthens the constitu-. IJ rf^ROSBY'S tion. Hence it is used XT'LIXIR. with the most signal' T,.T1, # ^ROSBY b success in Til LIXIR, tflROSP.V's: ASTHMA, X^r I yi R. AJKOSBYS BRONCHITIS, T^LIXIR. gS ROSBY'S CONSUMPTION, liXIR COUGHS AND COLDS, pj /JROSBY'S INFLUENZA, LIXIR. /Srosbt s CONSUMPTIVE NIGHT J^rTVT1? SWEATS, ¥71 LIXIR. (CROSBY'S Difficulty OF f^uxrE ^ROSBV, p. BREATHING, Jhl 0 WINTERCOUGH F,LIX1R- fc;: fc: ^ROSBY'S BALSAMIC COUGH Ij^LIXIR. 4^ ROSBY'S .1jL1:XIR X^LIXIR 1 is sold m bottles at la 1 'ri XTLIX1R- ^ROSBY'S ifd;d4f^h-Ulse^ KLIXIR- ^ROSBYS ^irnefcc^fromineVendors' jg LIXIR. 0ROSBY'S Dp ROOKE, gLIXIR. 0 ROSBY'S saVRBOROUGH, LIXIR. /Crosbys ENGLAND. T^LIXIR. QROSBY'SBAI^AMICCOUGHJ^LIXIr! ^toensea ^nnnunrrmmts. FURNIXURi: BEDSTEADS FURNITURE ESTABLISHED 133D. BEDSTEADS FURNITURE B EDSTE ADS FURNITURE NOTED FOR BliDSTEADS FURNITURE BEDSTEADS FURNITURE HOME-MADE BEDSTEADS FURNITURE BEDSTEADS FURNITURE 1/ f7 p "VTa'1 tT? V BEDSTEADS FURNIT URE 1 1 L BE DSTEADS FURNITURjBEDSTE ADS FURNITUR). BEDSTEADS FURNITURE „ BEDSTEADS l URNITURE i' C EDDERSHAVv. KEDSTEA DS FURNITURE f.A.T,T,„ Bi-jDSTEADS FURNITURE CABINETMAKER I;T3DSTEADS FURNITURE BEDSTEADS FURNITURE UPHOLSTERER, BEDSTEADS FITJNITURE BEDSTEADS FURNITURE 19, HIGH-STREET, BEDSTEADS FURNITURE BEDSTEADS FURNITURE SWANSEA. BEDSTEADS FURNITURE BEDSTEADS FURNITURE ——— BEDSTEADS FURNITURE BEDSTEADS FURNITURE The Show-rooms are BEDSTEADS FURNITURE the most extensive in BEDSTEADS FURNITURE the district, and con- BEDSTEADS FURNITURE tain a Large and well- BEDSTEADS FURNITURE selected Stock of BEDSTEADS FURNITURE GENERAL HOUSE- BEDSTEADS FURNITURE HOLD BEDSTEADS FURNITURE FURNITURE. BEDSTEADS FURNITURE ——— BEDSTEADS FURNITURE Inspection invited. BEDSTEADS 1406 JJASKET MANUFACTURERS. MUSGRAVE AND CO., 241, HIGH-STREET, SWANSEA, MANUFACTURERS OF BASKETS, CHAIRS, CRADLES, HAMPERS, AND WICKER WORK OF ALL KINDS. Wholesale and Retail. 1456 NEW FISH AND GAME SHOP, ST. HELEN'S ROAD. ^LFRED Jl J^NDREWS, FISH, GAME, POULTRY, AND OYSTER SALESMAN, respectfully informs the Residents of the West End of Swansea, and the Public generally, that he has Removed to his NEW PREMISES (adjoining Sutton's Stone Yard), which he has fitted np upon the most modern style, and hopes to merit a continuance of their patronage. MUMBLES OYSTERS delivered to any part of the town at Is per dozen. All orders promptly attended t). Deliveries daily, Town and Country. 1435 W. rpHOMAS AND COMPANY, GLOUCESTER BUILDINGS, SWANSEA, ARE RECEIVING WEEKLY CONSIGNMENTS OP WELSH EGGS AND NEW ZEALAND BUTTER. 1387 P U R N I T U R E t JIURNITUHE O W N & g O N FOR GOOD SUBSTANTIAL FURNITURE, JGEDSTE ADS JGEDDING, CARPETS, LINOLEUMS, AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF HOUSE FURNITURE. STEAM CABINET WORKS- 221, HIGH-STREET & MORRIS-LANE, SWANSEA. The Largest and Cheapest Steam Cabinet Manufactory in South Wales. Illustrated Catalogues Free on Application. IMMENSE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. Carriage Paid on all orders above £10. or de- livered Free in our own vans. 1364 QLARK'S rjlEAS ARE UNRIVALLED. w. S. CLARK, GROCER, TEA DEALER, AND PROVISION MERCHANT, 77'OXFORD-STREET, SWANSEA. 1383 J-. BRADER & SONS FOR PIANOS, ORGANS, AND HARMONIUMS, ON THREE YEARS' SYSTEM. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. ONLY ADDRESS 1396 9, WIND-STREET, SWANSEA. jj^EWIS' BRUSH MANtJFACTORY, 61, OXFORD-STREET, SWANSEA, IS THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN WALES FOR BRUSHES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. SEE THE WINDOWS. 1413 FLOWER SEEDS, VEGETABLE SEEDS, JL' AND FARM SEEDS. THE BEST QUALITY ONLY, AT LOWEST PRICES J> ARSONS & CO., CENTRAL SEED STORES1, 5, OXFORD-STREET, SWANSEA, And at BRISTOL. 1356 HAIR R}1JSTORR.1 If you wish to keep your hair healthy, clean, and strong, use JONES'S HAIRGROWER and lLAIR FALLING PREVENTER successfully stops the hair from falling, thoroughly removes scruff, and causes an abundant growth of hair to shoot out. The result of 20 study. Price 2s per bottle, by post ?s 3d. Pre- pared and sold only by J. 11. JONES, Practical Hair- dresser, 26, College-street, Swansea. Numerous testi- monials, local and general. Originals can be seen at ny time. A trial wiII suffice. 1521 ■ Ijp 0 S M O .K E R s. WHEN IN SWANSEA, CALL AT 2, COLLEGE STREET (Bottom of High-street). "LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HAVANNA, MEXICAN AND BRITISH CIGARS. Pipes, Pouches, Cigar-holders, etc., in great variety. Low Prices. PROPRIETOR — A. DAVIES. 1316 rpEETH TEETHTT~TEETH M R KB" A L L, SURGEON DENTIST, 199, HIGH STREET, SWANSEA (Just below the Great Western Railway Station), Begs to intimate that he can produce a perfectly flttmg Set of Teeth in onei'lear day. The very best workman- ship guaranteed. Painless Dentistry by Gas, also by the new Anaesthetic Cocaine. Partial Sets from 5s per Tooth Upper or Lower Sets from Two Guineas. KEALL'S TONIC AND NEURALGIC MIXTURE. Sure and Speedy Cure for Neuralgia, Tic Doloreaux, Rheums, Toothache, and all Nervous Pains. Is l%d and 2s 9d per Bottle. Through any Chemist. Cardiff Mr Munday, Chemist, 1, Duke-street Mr Hobb, Chemist, Roath. Newport: Messrs Garrett Bros., Chemists, 171, Commercial-street. Neath Mr J. G. Isaac (late Hayman), Chemist. Llanelly: Mr Gwilym Evans. London Newberv wT NS E A OFFICE OF TIm "SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS," No. 2, COLLEGE-STREET. ORDERS from NEWSAGENTS will receive prompt attention. ADVERTISEMENTS received up to Seven o clock p.m. will secure insertion in next morning s issue of the DAILY NEWS." SPECIL NOTICE. W. H. CHAPMAN CO. (FROM CAMBRIDGE), JJIGH-PLASS UpAILORS AND ROBE JY/JAKERS, Beg to inform their Patrons in South Wales that they have OPENED an OFFICE at BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF, where a Manager will be in Attendance to Receive Orders. Telephonic communication with our Head Establishment, Queen's-road, Clif- ton, Bristol. Telephone, No. 565, Bristol. 2389 No NAME OINTMENT. 1 This Ointment is confidentially recommended as au old, tried, and successful remedy for scurvy, scrofula glandular swellings, ringworm, old wounds, ulcerated I legs, scald heads, blotches on the face and body, St Anthony's fire, burns, chilblains, bruises, piles, fistula, rheumatism, bunions, &c. It will soon heal up the most obstinate eruptions of the skin of every kind. Please note the Trade Mark Label on each pot. ■\TO NAME PILLS. J3i For scrofula, scurvy, ulcerated legs, ervsipelas.i blotches on the face, eruptions on the body, piles, fistula, glandular swellings, &c\, &c. They may be taken by persons of either sex, are tonic and invigorating, and, acting upon the secretions, hey are a truly valuable blood purifiers, and may be used in conjunction with the No Name Ointment in any of the above diseases. Sold in pots and boxes by all chemists. Price, 7id, Is lid, and 2s 9d each. No family should be without them SOLE VROPRIETOR J. WHITEHOUSE, J94,' DERITEND, BIRMINGHAM. 1272 Agents wanted in every diatrict. 1U5itt£ss ^\Mrf55 £ S. rjlHREE SYSTEJ rjlHREE Year* gYSTEM JpiANOFORTES BY BROADWOOl), ,J>IANOFORTES BY COLLARD, pIANOFORTES BY BRINSMEAD, pIANOFORTES BY NEUMEYER, piANOFORTES BY KIRKMAN, piANOFOR^ES BY ERARD, AND ALL THE LEADING MAKERS, t.. FROM 10s MONTHLY LiUil Paid for; after which, and Without any Further Charge whatever, the instrument becomes the Property of the Hirer. fJIHOMPSON AND gHACKELL, LIMITED, QUEEN'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE, CARDIFF THOMPSON AND gHACKELL. LIMITED, 32, CASTLE-STREET, SWANSEA. THOMPSON AND gHACKELL, LIMITED, 118, HIGH-STREET, MERTHYR. rpHOMPSON AND gHACKELL, LIMITED, 35, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEWPORT, ALSO AT 30, BRIDGE-STREET, AKD H2, ^WFOUNDLAND-ROAD, BRISTOL. „ MAESTEG, CHELTENHAM, GLOUCESTER, PENARTH, PONTYPRIDD, &c„ &c. THE rpHREE "YEARS' SYSTEM Was first introduced into South Wales by THOMPSON AXD SHACKELL upwards of thirty years ago, since which time many thousands of homes have been ren- deied happy by the possession of a Musical Instrument on such easy terms. The Monthly Payments are so low that. there need be no house without a PIANO, AMERICAN ORGAN, OR HARMONIUM. THOMPSON AND gHACKELL, LIMITED, Are always pleased to send Full Particulars, with Descriptive Pamphlet, Photographs of the Newest Styles, &c, free by post, on the application of. any. intending- purchaser. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. The most liberal Discount is allowed to Cash Buyers, and a large number of SECOND-HAND PIANOS are always in Stock to select from at about HALF PRICE. rpHOMPSON AND SHACKELL, LIMITED, CARDIFF, SWANSEA, BRISTOL, CHELTENHAM, NEWPORT, MERTHYR MAESTEG, PENYGRAIG, GLOUCESTER, PENARTH, 1047 169e CARMARTHEN, AND PONTYPRIDD. W E, V AUGIIAN AND CO., STEAJVI.POWER DYERS, FRENCH CLEANERS, &c., LLANDAFF-ROAD, CARDIFF. BRANCH F.STABLISHMKNTS 32, QUEEN-STREET,) BUTE-STREET J ^ARDII l'. WINDSOR-ROAD, PENARTH. J3, COM3IERCIAL-STUEET, NEWPORT. 00, IHGIl-STHEET, MERTHYR. T», 27, CASTLE-STREET, SWANSEA. creels Received and Forwarded Regularly to the *i 0r ky the following District Agents Aberavon Miss Tandfield-place J'are —JIr Esclile, Commercial-place AoerKenfig ,Mr w, H. 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ARCHER.—Major-Geneial is tlie higlir rank. LAW (giving a lift).—If a haulier picks up a passenger, as yun describe, against his master's orders, then h- would be the person liable to pay the line but if th« master knew and permitted such a practice, he would lie liable himself. W.L.M. (marriage. licence). A common licence may be obtained of any "ulTogate of the bishop of the dioces* ill which you live. Ii you do lIot, know àny clergyman near you who is a, surrogate, write to the Registrar of the diocese at the cathedral town—St David's, if yon are in that diocese Llandatf, if in this. The fees will be about you will have to sign all affidavit. A special licence can only be obtained from the Archbishop of Canterbury, at the Faculty Office, Doctor's Commons, Loncon, E.C. It is sup- posed only to be issued to members of the highest circles, and the cost is £;)0. "Vou may also obtain a. certificate, which has the same effect as a common licence, from the Superintendent Registrar of our Cniou. the tees for which are about 2s but a clergy- man may legally refuse to marry you on that.

THE TEMPERANCE PARTY AT ABEB- CARN AND THE VICAR OF MYNYDDISLWYN. TO THE KDITOR. SIE,—I should like to reply to the Vicar of llynyddishvyn through your paper. The vicar says I was the only ratepayer present who ob- jected to give the refreshments to the paupers. I did not do so. I merely suggested that it should he optional to have beer or tea. Believing drink to be the seed bed of pauperism and crime, I con- sidered I was watching- the interests of the rate- payer^ by so doing equally with the Vicar. Ha says I was not required to be there. Does ha mean I had no right to be there ? If so, 1 should like to know who has. I have no doubt the Vicar has great power in the parish. At the same time, he is not" the parish." He accuses me of having a nice cup of tea, but not at my own expense. I believe it was at. the expense of the ratepayers. If that is wrong, I stand guilty but do not all th« committee, Ahe vicar included, also stand guilty, the only difference being in the liquid drunk. A to the poor old pauper referred to, I merely asked him a. question—if his house was freehold—and by so doing was able to have him made exempt. I think a vicar should set an example of charity to his parishioners by stating facts as they were sub- mitted at the meeting, and not putting things in a wrong light.—I am, &c., RICHARD JONES. Bryn-terrace, Abercarn. April 14.

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS IN CARMAR- THENSHIRE. TO TH: EDITOR. SIR,—What is the reason for this fresh agita tion for more schools than have been mentioned by the joint committee in East Carmarthenshire ? What will the gain be to the county in lessening the rates or otherwise ? Does the scattered popu- lation of East Carmarthenshire justify more than two schoolsOne strong school at Llanelly and one strong school at Ammanford will be better than three for the eastern division. Ammanford being a centre for agriculture, chemical industry, paint works, woollen factories, iron foundries, tin- plate works, and surrounded by numerous flourishing collieries, makes it most advantageous for technical instruction in these subjects. Am- mantord is the most convenient centre ilt the county (after Carmarthen and Llanelly), commanding the largest population within the shortest radius. Ammanford is surrounded by three railway stations, giving great convenience of access by the Great Western Railway and London and North-Westei-n Railway. There is a direct com- munication without changing once from BrYIr amman, Garnant, Glanammah, Pontardulais, Llandilo, Ffairfach, Derwydd Road, and Llandebic stations. The road accommodation is exceptional, there being more than nine carriage roads approaching the town. It is recommended by the act to take advantage of existing schools, and in this respect Ammanford has pessessed a successful school for the last 12 years, which proves more forcibly than words or arguments the advantage that the place possesses as an educational centre. No fair committee can ignore Ammanford in the distribution of intermediate schools for Carmarthenshire.—I am, &c., April 13th, 1891. TAXPAYER.

A PLEA FOR DEVONIANS. TO THK EDITOK. Sir,—There are about—as near as I can judge— 10,000 Devonians in Cardiff and district, all of whom would be willing to visit their native county on any special occasion, such as Easter or Whitsuntide. if a reasonable fartj was charged by the railway companv- On looking over the list of excursions this Easter, I was rather surprised to find that the Devonians had been left out in the cold—that there was no excursion to any part of Devon. Why is this ? Surely it would pay the Great Western Railway to run a.n excursion to, say, Exeter, for 10s there and back, leaving here on Saturday at about 1.30 or 2 p.m., and Exeter, on the return journey, on the following Tuesday some time.—I am, &c., Cardiff, April 13. DEVONIAN.

THE IRISH CRISIS. MR PARNELL AND THE IRISH IN GREAT BRITAIN. A deputation from the London Parnell Leader- ship Committee waited on Mi Parnell and several of his colleagues who are also members of the National League of Great Britain, in the Confer- ence-rooni of the House of Commons on Monday mghfc. The deputation consisted of Messrs Geraghty, Mark Ryan, M.D., Barry O'Callag- han, M. Cronin, W. Dolan, D. J. Sweeney, and H. O'Reilley. The object was to consul* with Mr Parnell as to the future policy W be adapted by his supporters in this country.— After a. long conversation it was decided that a manifesto should be at once issued bv Mr Pa,rneU and his supporters on the executive of tin National Lsague counselling the branches in Great Britain to refrain from sending delegates to the forthcoming convention of Natienal League branches, announced to be held m Newcastle-on-Tvne on May 16th. and sum- moned by Mr T. P. O'Connor, M.P. It was also decided that a convention of Parnelt Leadership Citmmittees and branches favourabls to Mr Parnell should be called at an early date, and that pending this convention a. provisional executive should be formed for the purpose ot carrying on the work ef the organization. The leadership cemimttees already existing- will tee requested to affiliate themselves with the recon- stituted body.

LORD JAMES DOUGLAS AND THE CENSUS. Lord .Ta.me Douglas writc9 :—May I request that you will kindly insert this leMer as a HajJ denial as to what took place in the West London police-court ot April 10th ? According to the re- ports published in your paper, as well as others, I am made to appear as the returner of the census paper in which I describe my wife as a cross sweep" and a "lunatic," and my son as a shoe- black." Now, sir, when the census paper came I was ill in bed. suffering from rheumatic gout, and the paper was not tilled up by me. My two stepsons—boys of 14 or 15 years of age—got hold of the paper and filled it up as described, with no knowledge of mine. The first 1 knew of it was the rpport in the Erewit;i Standard. For their ridiculous and childish folly both boys de- serve a good flogging. I hope you will itindly give this publication, as by the newspaper re- ports I am placed in a very ridiculous position.

THE BOY MESSENGERS. In the Queen's Bench on Tuesday—bef ore J ustice* Smith and Grantham—the eases of the Attorney* General versus the Boy Messengers Company, and the same versus the District Messenger* Company, were down ^for hearing. The Solicitor- General stated that in both cases the defendant-* had consented to an injunction against them on terms which had been signed by counsel. Ttx Postmaster-General was only anxious to vindicate his authority, and he hoped there would be no occasion to enforce any injunction. The com panics might continue their business.

CARDIFF HEALTH COMMITTEE. A meeting of the Cardiff Health Committee was held on Tuesday morning, under the chairmanship, of Alderman Jacobs, there being also present- The Mayor (Lord Bute), Alderman Cory, Councillors James, Ramsdale, T. Rees, Shepherd-, Brain, Andrews, and A. Rees, Mr W. Harpui (borough engineer), Dr Walford (medical officer of health), and Mr J. Woosey (superintendent of scavenging). The only question arising out of tin medical otticer s report was as to the supply of water to vessels, Dr Walford stating that through a. defect in the Act of Parliament port sanitary authorities could nob compel shipowners to pro- vide a proper water supply. Some corres- pondence had taken place with the Local Govern. ment Board, and they suggested that they should be asked to obtain powers to insert in the act governing these matters s. clause similar to that relating to urban sanitary authorities. A series of plans v/ere exhibited by Mr Harpur (borough engineer) of the Infectious Dis- eases Hospital, which it is proposed to erect on the. Canton Moors. The drawing showed a number ot. blocks of buildings, all detatehed, but connected by covered ways. In the centre of the site will be situ' ated the administrative block which isto contain upon the ground floor a doctor's room, dispensary matron's, visitors', nurses', servants', and dining- rooms, with kitchens, wasVihouses. and general stores. Upon the first floor are eight servants' bedrooms, 11 nurses' bedrooms, bathrooms, &c. The two chief ward-blocks will each give accom- modation for 22 patients, with nurses' rooms, bath-rooms, vcc., while the isolation ward it meant to accommodate six patients. In addition there will be a laundry, a boiler-house, mortuary, stable, and ambulance shed. With tha object of securing dryness, the whole of the ward buildings will be raised upon arches standing four feet from the ground. whlle. the administrative block will be built upon a terrace a similar height above the ground level. A verandah will run along the southern side of each of the wards. It was agreed to call a special meeting for the thorough inspection of the plans, Mr Harpur, in the meantime, to fill in the dimen. sions of each of the rooms.

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