South Wales Daily News

ItttitlttBS AbitoSStS. DRAKE & GORHAM. COMPLETE INSTALLATIONS OF flE ELECTRIC LIGHT IN COUNTRY HOUSES, MARGAI ABBEY, AS ALNWICK CASTLE, s^plied I WYNYA1D PARK, TO CALLALt CASTLE, I BUCHANAN CASTLE, &■, &c. 66, VICTORIA jgTREET, LONDON, SiV. 7850 (N, n „ A~REALLY ,t a JOOD ^OUND plANO. T1). AT a LOW pride.nt yon See efts the eye of one who wnts ft Dient 3 01 "icrediility as he gjmcos at thest PIN"K"pt> ls *}rue y°u applv ti i>UCK, CfiS- WANOPqfeTRTND ORGAN Mbg b«caus« tV„ AN1) BRISTO rJ such a'1 ""sti-umerit i'lH i'^6 niMH the ProdfrhpVr unlimited canital -i", especial study. *JeI .^lv for cash • m' t0ui|nand enables them to^uy Ja states e!'ormnnie luagn'tu<le of their busies nee tVe con- 8eauent PiU ses'and their Custoii*8 Bre not tr«W tLadvant"-«eS. If their stated* were year's !? co,5'cl not maintain the r '5?^, Elicited testi, "°.r would they be daily favourod^ltlJ«n^ on aPplieit" and rePeat orders. These^n for. WaC'vL lastsare sent and every articular io I>ItV4IEK OF COST.. to sUit ■J* SON, & PINKKR supply onions to ? writtmfers convenience, deliver.carriag P^d. g1 1 o » Spa ran tee, and tune one year fr<* ncpn 3, 4, 5, and 6. Pultenev Bridge, B^"> IrJ— WOODIIOUE&R A 'V;ONJNI'l'EDI LIMITED, 88, QUEEN VICTORIA-STIeeT. LONDON, JjLECTRICAL E NGIFEEP-S, c ONTRACTORS, &c. LOCAL BRANCH OFFICE AND STATES: Engineering DE f 0 T, West BUTE-STREET, CAlLffFF. REPRESENTATIVE SEPH M. BolE. 577 ry Requisite Fitting in Stock for the jggg; T HIS w EEX- T HIS WEE K. T H I S WEE K. THE CARDIFF Tlm§ AND OLTTRWALES w EEKLY NFWS THIS WEEK, CONTAINS A SYNOPSIS OF THE OPENING CHAPTERS OF A EW WELSH STORY. EW WELSH' STORY. JfEW WELSH STORY, QWYNETH, A WELSH LOVE STORY, Was awarded a SPECIAL pRIZE At the Rational justeddvod OF w ALEQ. SWANSEA, 1891. In the official report the adjudicators make the lowing comments upon this Vrodmf ™ ;marl, "p.. a „ p II M D., is » story remaric- ahlo^ S, nf its representations of le for the truthfulness of it- P asain **hlife. ItscolI^ui»1iS.»^J»^dea8„d rfect, the descriptions of n(j t^e J;^tom3 are accurate ancl syr"^troi and always « Jlogue, which is well ^de^ SOH. Domestic lifl introduced, is racy ot Wed b its Ife at a Welsh farmhouse en °f <»'*« »°d;y^tnpur and CS; andlovT^ i» the story, is chastened by adversi y. GWYNETH. gwyneth. GWYNETH. EISTEDDVOD PRIZE STORY. EISTEDDVOD PRIZE STORY. EISTEDDVOD PRIZE STORY. Commenced Publication in the CARDIFF rplMES AND SOTJTH w ALES w EEKLYNEWS ATURDAY, JANUARY 30TH. ORDER EARLY. TO BE HAD OF ALL NEWSAGENTS. FRICE-ONE PENNY. R OOKE'S SOLAR ELIXIR. yTT' J |R ROOKE'S T„ 0f incalculable fij Tx „ service in the Relief .^LIXIR. 1 \R ROOKE'S ;en"care of Incliges- fjj tion Liver Com- jH^LIXIR. J |R ROOKE'S "lainta, Asthma, Ijj Bronchitis, Pulmon- tjj^LIXIR. I »R ROOKE'S rv Consumption, Bii Rheumatism, Gout, =r*LIXIR. ■ |R ROOKE'S scrofula, General Bij |< Debility, and all -g,^LIXIR. I \K ROOKE'S j)igeases of the Ner- g'j vous ysteni. whe- b^lIXIR. fcR ROOKE'S tber arising hom a Jjj Cf m sedentary mode of ^LIXIR. | R ROOKE'S life unhealthy occu- filj 4J ^>tl pation, insalubrious jt^lixIR. ^R ROOKE S gjiixiate, or any Jjj J 0ther cause soever, LIXIR. ^R ROOKE S 1Vl'1ting July ¡3th, 1891, the Rev A. PARKER, Of JI& SfeSnce I gwJJ J^ea. I have never taken them rKecommended ^to'S^SSdft&l»T,w"6e™ prod°c"> ^IK^od results.' — — t>R ROOKE'S oriental pills- ci^«!Sr»S P'L" bboOKKS irA «»°s: P^t D«««.oKBS SftgljjfS P^ JJE ""w j'u, | 4R LOOSE'S MSS. Bilioll3ne!s'MRi P {>« WOKE-s gSSggS^ D«booke.b p«iS- BOIOOQ, P1"-8 »SOOKE* ssyisn^tS |Vl,n„ known to fail. TRILLS. V |JK BOOSE'S JP f na RnnK-K'S THE ORIENTAL |>ILLS. J# «OOKB S PILLS AND I I 15" ROOKE'S pttLS I)" BOOKK P"" nasOOHBB pttLS each by all i JO" aooKE'3 p™-8 [ 5>a. Room^scaeborocfgh, 1œa-9024 Buaxtt^s JJOPKINS J1ARM JJOUSE J^READ, g-POUND L OAVFS; HOPKINS; FARM HOUSE BREAD, 8-POUND L OAVES: FARM JJOUSE B TTEAD, 8-POUND LOAVES; -HOPIKTNSI J1ARM J^"OUSE jgREAD, g-POUND LOAVEs, JJOPKTNS' jpARM QOUSE JgREAD, S-POUND L OAVES, ROPtaNSJ FAITX fIOUSE jgREAD. g-pOU)jD 1*^0 A YES. 6628 22e tHOMAS H EXCELSIOR II RKTA>TNG CH^:ATiriN BOILERS j STEAM aEA»» rp M THO\s and SONS have much pleasure in railing attent^ to the above (new Covering) for which they cla> following advantages, viz. 1 It is excefingiy light, weighing about 18oz. to the'foot super is harely one inch th>ck when fln9ShItdcan be ton when the pipes are hot or cold, and being very >stic, it will expand with the pipe wlien hotfand «,rftCt with the same when cold, it wUl not crack, nd CANNOT fall off when once aP £ liItdis more dlble, being so light, the friction fespecially where lere are Steam ^Hammers) is so much less, as corned with Boiler Composition, that 't It "wiH6stand^'nds of weather without being afiected^and w^T C0NDUCT0R in THE MARKKT. 5 They make ttcoating of Vertical Boilers a speciality, and change the trade to produce a better C°Tbey quote no tetaonial, but would respectfully refer to the followi; wj,(i are some of the firms that have adopted their w Covering Messrs D. Edwardsd Co., Dyffryn Tin-plate Works, Moreiston.. Messrs John Daviei.nd Co., Glanyrafon Tin-plate Works, Clydacli The Ynispenllwch Tilate Co., Glais. The Jersey Tin-plate Briton Ferry. R. Cook Jenkins anc:o., Upper Pontnewydd, Now. port, Mon. Caebryn Colliery Co. andebie, Car. Mr W. Harries, WauiVvydd, Gowerton, Mr Hy. Bowen, Cbem ^v'orks, Morriston. Messrs Vivian and Soi{javo(i Foundry, Swansea. Messrs D. R. David auo., Port Talbot. Contracts are taken much per foot, or in lump sum. Sole Agant for Sout^aies for faQ Frictionless Eii^iiie Packing Compa oidham-road, Manchester. Office l'1, VVestbury-iQ^ Swansea. Works Railway Arc. Paxton-streec. 7085 ESTAB%ED 1762 THE NEWPOR& SOUTH WALES WINE AND 61* COMPANY, LTD. (Late Bi Harrhy), 45, HIGH-STRE%jy;Wp0BT> MON. IiI N I-JOCKS. Old Bottled 1, alKi sheiries. Fine Old Bottled an(j Burgundies. Fine Old Brandies. Fine Old Scotch :uVi3h Malt Whiskies. Fine Old -iica Rums. Nicholsons iii London Gin. Choice J cigars. Scnweppe's and Sui^3 Mineral Waters. GUINNESS'S KXTDUBLIN STOUT. BASS'S EAST PALE ALE. Pilsener s s Lager. MAX GREGER'S CFLIATED CARLOWITZ. Fine Sparkling lpagne Cider. N.B.—Trade Supplied at,iest Prices. Telegraphic Address— TS, NEWPORT.' 7248 JOHN KCHARD, MANAGER. W E. VATIAN AND CO., STEAM-POWER RS, FRENCH CLEANE. &c., LLANDATF-R0.4 CARDIFF. BRANCH estarjieots 248 SSteSTST '.RDIFF. 60,' \VXNDSOK-ROAl>,yARTH 53, COMMKRCIAL-Sij'ji NEWPOR 83, HIGH-STREiil, 1\ 27, CASTLE-STKJiiiil, ^^SKA. Parcels .Received and Regularly to the n' tforks by the following Vu Agents A ^eravou MissMor £ aii,jgcid-place Aber(W,re M1'3^KBchie,^C3rcjai.p]acf Mr W. H. H>tC) Grocer Aberc#"16 Mr D. Jones, Ar House Tt -idirepd Mr 'lodwardt. Adare-stveet lK?.«f' £ vS4SiSel I Mr J. Lockj or> ty Press Maes teg • • • • • • **r J- Castle-street Ash..D. it. uay>es, x 0f Fashion S MessrsBiddlectf-London House NanSel -Mr E-House Pemln,okeI>ockM' ?; S, Jw-street PorthcavJ- • K ^^feestern House 'Mr D. R. Davies. Penrhi Mr J. H. rroii Porth • • [Mr J. Hitchings.S^1 t StnDavid'9' i • Mr W LewLs TreharnS Mr W. H. Hitcliiif3 rrakdU • Mr Jo"e8J Groch^4«e-stree6 i>L^p1s iuioiiuting to fave fihilr^gonfc direct to will returned carriage ]L way. Trade bo°orks aTdVelists senlfIfl0n Wy "W T1 "VAUGHiAND CO., DYERS, <T,„ -Pj^jJRATED FORCLOTJand DRESS CRANING by FRENCH PROC.produci^gper. CtJiA-Wii ^g a superior finish, charg63 pjEOBBrSBAMAMIODOtjjHXIB jj-,rtosBvf EALKAMIC coc E"™ Crosby'S ELIXIR I^LIXIR. ^rosby work? wonders i„ c Jji y^ROSRY'S Of PULMONARY CONSt ffT^LlXUt ( ]KOSBY & tion, and has been |jj ^ROSBY'B With signal success rpLIXIK &, Asthma and Broachit ><lROSBY'S Jg|LIXIR 4 CROSBY'S BALSAMIC COU< J^ROSBY'S E|LI'^ISf allii | j,.LDaR" I is an almost infauiiffjj (jtosBVO w CE0SBV'S /^ROSBY'S Quinseys &c jrj^LIXIR ROSBY'S "T?LIXIB ELIlXIR J' ROSBY'S balsamjccou^ /Crosby's Th»8 medicine, Whichj^lIXIR € j free from opium aunj rf^ROSBY'S quills, not only allajh^uXIR i tge local irritation, bUlj >iROSBY'S improves digestion, an^LIXIR. | j „trengthens the constitUU CROSBY'S tio»- He«ce it is' ."f^LIXIR. | ,vjth the most signaij CROSBY'S success in N1 LIXIR. 8 asTHMA, J cASTHMA. ILIXTI-L >^ROSBY'S RKONCHITIS, U.IXIR. koSBV, gssssi— ^JROSBTTS gS^WM)UXIt /^ROSBY'S SWEATS, LIXIR v> DufffCULTT OF ttvtd >^ROSBY'S Ul Breathing, TJXIB ><inn«sMV<s Pain in THE Chest. Jixib CROSBY S ^NTER COUGH, A ViROSBY'S and a1} of the -1XIB. I Throat and Chest. y^ROSBY'S IXIR. ROSBY'S jgaMIC COUGH nIB. >i«n^BY'S ELIXIR /a IXIR. ■ 1 isoidin bottles atlslVad, V^tsOSBY'S Is 9d an<l eac j tXIR. I^ROSB* o hv all Chemists and Crosby's pitentHedicine vendors, tXIE. Crosby's pitentHedicine vendors, tXIE. I or direct fi°m J^ROSBY'S Dr ROOKE, xir- Crosby's scaxiborough, Xib- S^rosby'8 England. XlR ^OSBY^ BALsS^C COUGHJH Jlusittess bbre.ssts. IN YOUR WALK ABOUT TOWN Cali at the OYAL jgTORES, In the H A Y P, CA A R 1) 1 F F i' tT WILL PAY. NEW ZEALAND BUTTERS, Is Idperlb, AUSTRALIAN BUTTERS, Is 2cl per lb. THE FINEST QUALITY IN GREAT BRITAIN. And for CHOICEST JQANISH jg UTTER DIRECT FROM THE FARMER. Same Dairies itit the year round. Gives perfect satisfaction. THE FORMOZA Tea Is tMque, and pleases all who try it—at Is 8d per lb the Best Quality. — These Specialities to be had only at the ROY A L gTORES, IN THE Hayes, C ARDIlfF. JLJL Vy Ce 8015 JfitmNITtmE* JjlURNITURE P; F R F. F. D MAN A CO., OF SWANSEA ANI) Newport, of fcheir lar^e "nd wvied Stock of HOUSEHOLD 1< URNITIJRE. BEDSTEADS. CAR- PETS, LINOLEUMS, and other requisites for complete House Furnishing, feeling sure they cannot be sur- passed by any firm in the kingdom. Being manufac- na^ver?larig? scai0 aro iu a position to supply all Goods at Lower Prices than traders who Knust pay nianufecttirers a profit. Dealing with us you SAVE Tlllg. SPECIAL ADVANTAGES ARE OFFERED TO THOSE ABOUT TO MARRY. Cash or Credit. x>in wor^ Is 6d weekly §J2 » 3s Od „ fof »• Is 6d „ »> 6s 6d 2°° » 10s Od „ • „ largev amounts in proportion. For the conven- our Customers in South Wales the same ad- vantages are offered at either of our Establishments, lo. -P- FREEDMAN AND CO., 27e—7088 MAUKKT BUILDINGS, DOOK-STRKET, NEWPOR1, MON.. AND 53, HIGH-ST., SWANSEA. CROSS B ROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS, DEPOT FOR EVAN'S STEAM PUMPING ENGINES. HAULING AND WINDING ENGINES AND AIR COMPRESSORS. COLLIERY STORE CONTRACTORS. IRON, STEEL, OIL, AND METAL MERCHANTS WROUGHT IRON AND STEEL TUBES WITH LOOSE FLANGE JOINTS, FOR COMPRESSED AIR, WATER, AND STEAM SCREWED AND SOCKETED IRON TUBES. IRON AND STEEL BOILER TUBES. ENGINEERS' BRASS STEAM FITTINGS. PATENT ROLLED IRON AND STEEL SHAFTING. FRICTIONAT, AND OTHER COUPLINGS. MILL GEARING. BRASS, COPPER, AND YELLOW METAL BARS AND SHEETS, PLATES, AND INGOTS. BRAZED BRASS AND COPPER STEAM TUBES SOLID DRAWN BRASS LOCO. AND CON- DENSER TUBES. ——— 5609 21 AND 22, WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF. "DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE" (OLD SCOTCH), WITHOUT QUESTION THE FINEST WHISKEY BEFORE THE PUBLIC (S'ee Analytical Report). TO BE HAD OF ALL THE BEST HOTELS AND WINE MERCHANTS. J. BROWN AND CO., PROPRIETORS, LONDON and GLASGOW. 7602 G. A STONE & CO., COMPLETE FUNERAL FURNISHERS EVERY REQUISITE FOR FUNERALS OF ALL CLASSES. Proprietors of Cars, Hearses, Snellibiers supeib Flemish Horses, Coaches, Broughams: and every necessary equipment for Funerals! Price LIST on Application. 10, 11, & 12, WORKING-STREET. 1103 CARDIFF. FI V A S H A N D S 0 N (Established over SO years), COACHBUILDERS & WHEELWRIGHTS, MAKERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF VEHICLES. ESTIMATEQ FREE ON APPLICATION. 8204 AVON-STREET. TEMPLE, BRISTOL, JgUY YOUR L EATHER HAND JJAGS, BRIEF BAGS, GLADSTONE BAGS, PORTMANTEAUS, DRESS BASKETS, LUGGAGE AND RUG STRAPS, HOLDALLS, PURSES, WRITING CASES, &-c., pitom ^JORDEY'S, HIGH STREET, IVEWPORT. YOU WILL GET THEM AT STRICTLY CLOSE PRICES AND SAVE MONEY. 7319 BY ALL THE BEST MAKERS plANOS, ORGANS, AND |^g ARMONIUMS. Latest Models, with all Latest Improvements. Cheapest House for Cash Customers, also for New Hire System'. A VISIT MILL CONVINCE ALL THAT FOR VALUE E. B. BRA5DER' 5, CHURCH-STREET, CARDIFF, IS BEST. MY OKMVAIXgD ad™ «g,m pug,. -»TO NAME OINTMENT. J3( This Ointment is confidentially recommended as an old, tried, and successful remedy for scurvy scrofula glandularsweUings, nngwoim old wounds, ulcerated legs, scald heads, blotches on the face and body St Anthony's fire, burns, chilblains, bruises, piles, fistula, rheumatism, bunions, &c. It will soon heaf up the most obstinate eruptions of the skin of every kind. please note the 1 rade Mark Label on each pot. I "VTO NAME PILLS. JJI For scrofula, scurvy, ulcerated legs, erysipelas, blotches on the face, erupaous on the body, piles, fistula, glandular swellings, &c„ &e. p s' They may. be taken by persons of either sex, are tonic and invigorating, and, acting upon the secretums hey are a truly valuable blood purifiers, and may be used in conjunction with the No Name Ointment in any of the above diseases. gold in pots and boxes by all chemists. Price, 7 Ad Is lid, and 2s 9d each. No family should be without them SOLE PROPRIETOR:— J WHITEHOUSE, 104, DERITEND, BIRMINGHAM. M40 Agents wanted in every district. BSuginm BERRY A N D C O'S, GREAT WINTER lea ran ce SALE CLOSES SATURDAY, MARCH 12TH. FURNITTTRD' A11 f'1.0 intend purchasing from iURE» this Magnificent Stock at CARPETS, GREATLY REDUCED PRICES BEDSTEADS should make an early selection. BEDDING, EVERY POSSIBLE mirrors, REQUIREMENT PIANOS, IN THE CABINETS, FURNISHING OF A SIDEBOARDS, HOUSE WHATNOTS, KEPT IN STOOK. FENDERS, Grand Selection of furniture AND CARPETS IRONMONGERY, f of every description, CUTLERY, Of Best Possible Make, at Lowest ELECTRO-PLATE, Possible Prices. GLASS, EVERY ARTICLE GUARAN. CHINA, TEED AND EXCHANGED IF NOT APPROVED. EARTHENWARE, LINOLEUMS, NO CREDIT OILCLOTH, AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT, itavpv rnnn« Consequently all purchasers may FANCY GOODS. rely upon obtaining the best pos- sible value. SEE THE GOODS AND THE ASTONISHING PRICES AT WHICH THEY ARE MARKED FOR THIS, THE LAST FEW DAYS OF THE WINTER CLEARANCE SALE AT 34, QUEEN-STREET. CARDIFF. T H E b~o~n mT~r c iTe FOR CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE, 111, QUEEN-STREET (Next door to the Queen-street Post-office), CARDIFF. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST HOUSE FOR USEFUL AND FANCY CHINA AND GLASS. P P S S GRATEFUL, COMFORTING. (BREAKFAST) MADE SIMPLY WITH O C O A BOILING WATER OR MILK 14554 3909 280o THE BLAENDAIZE COMPANY, LIMITED, PONTYPOOL, MON. MANUFACTURERS OF FIRE BRICKS, BLOCKS. AND FINE GROUND FIRE CLAY, Equal in Quality to Stourbridge Goods. The Blaendare Company, Limited, make a speciality of the manufacture of Fire Bricks, &c., for use in Siemen's Steel and Glass Works, and hold testimonials from the principal Iron and Steel Works, &c., in South Wales and Monmouthshire 1120 ^1T FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE." c LARKE'S WORLD FAMED JJLOOD MIXTURE. JDP rj^HE GREAT BLOOD pURIFIER and RESTORER. TP0™ CLEANSING and CLEARING the r*~ ^LOOD from ALL MPURITIES it cannot be too nighly recommended. T»;^f.L.?Cro^uia\. Weui'vy, Eczema, Skin and Eload onH ai of all kinds it is a never-failing and permanent Cure. It Cures Old Sores. Cures Sores on the Neck. Cures Sore Legs. Cures Blackheads or Pimples 011 the Face Oures bcurvy. Cures Ulcer, Cuies Blood and Skin Diseases. Cures Glanaular Swellings. From whn?lood lroni a11 lmPure Matter. *rom whatever cause arising. 1 r "Chaster, March 5, 1888, rheumatic pains in my arms and ye:vrs. I also had a bruised shinbone, through which I could rest for only a few minutes at a time. All sorts of remedies were applied, but none did any good for more than a few days. I was recoiu- menaed to try Clarke's Blood Mixture, which I did. ^.01? takmg the first bottle I felt relief. I was told that eleven bottles would effect a perfect cure, I only took nine bottles and a half, which cost me 2s 6d per bottle It is now ten months since, and I have not felt tlia least pain 111 fact, I am perfect in jny walk, and am iu as good health as ever I was. in icy lii'e. Moreover, I told two friends of mine who were laid, up with rheumatic pains of my cure, and they triad your Clarke's Blood Mixture. They are tailcrs by trade, and in seven days they were at work again, and they say it cannot be too ilighly.prais2d.-Hoping 1 am not intruding, I remain, yours sincerely, Howarth, Sergeant, Depot Cheshire Regiment, Chester. As this Mixture is pleasant to the taste, and war- ranted free from anything injurious to the most delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietors solicit sufferers to give it. a trial to test its value. Sold in bottles, 2s 9d and lis each. Bv all CHEM- ISTS and PATENT MEDICINE VENDORS through, out the world, or sent for 33 or 132 stamps by the LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COUNTIES DRUG CO Lincoln. TRADE MARK, "BLOOD MIXTURE. Ask for CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE, an do not be persuaded to take an imitation 1005 AD E'S JpiLLo. "BTIADE'S "S^IL/jS. All who suffer from Gout J2i J. or Rheumatism should gTRADES HjfeU.LS. immediately have recourse JL to EADE'S PILLS. Hun- jfilADE'S jTJILLS. dreds of Testimonials have JLU JL been received from all gTRADES HjfeU.LS. immediately have recourse 1 JL to EADE';j PIf.I.S. Huu. jfilADE'S jTJILLS. dreds of Testimonials have JLU JL been received from 11.11 g^lADE'S ILLS. sorts and conditions of D JL men testifying to the BLADE'S IJIL1S. wouderful power thesa .JL PiiLs have in giving relioi m the very worst cases. These Pills are purely vege table and perfectly safe in their action. INSTANTLY RELIEVE AND RAPIDLY CURE THE WORST FOUM OF GOUT, RHEUMATISM, RUlmMA":1G GOUT, PAINS IN THE HEAD, FACE, AND LIMBS, And have the largest recommendation ever given any Patent Medicine of its class, MPORTANT TESTIMONY FROM WALES. COULD NOT SLEEP FOR PAIN. OUT 2, Dewinton-terrace, „ Llwynypia, Rhondda HEUMATISM Valley, Souih Wales. Dear Sir,—Your Gout J 1 OUT and Rheumatic Pills are Rn a famous -emedy, and one H K U M A T I S M of the best I ever came ^.TTm across. My wife has been li OUT troubled with Gout in her RW m hands for twelve year*, HEUMATISM and the pain was almost Aihi, unbearable some nights 4 2j_OUT she could not sleew for w-fc n vtTat „ pain. I resolved to try a O HEUMATISM bottle of your pills, and to my surprisfc. after she cxeat hnnn ?ain left her hands- ^'cy wes make wZf ,? mankl"d, by the blessing of God. You can maKe what use you like of this.—Yours truly, Mr George Eaeie, CBAK, WAKELRN. 72, Goswell-road, London. EADE'S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS oi°lon ,(^l0mists in Bottles, Is lid and 2s 9d GFmi^Sif.rS? for Posfcal °l derby the Proprietor SM. E EADK- 72, Goswell-road, E.C. Ask for TM^iTTTM^rw*'011 obtain, EADE'S GOUT AND la.EUMATIC PILLS. 234e fj]ADE'S BILLS. _L 14527 5591 EEAD OF HORNED CATTLE VVERE SLAUGHTERED BY ARMOUR & CO. LAST YEAR. T,v ARMOUR'S EXTRACT OF BEEF. WSIINGUISHED FROM ALL OTHER ^AT EXTRACTS for retaining true NATURAL TASTE <fc STIMULA'J'- PROPERTIES OF freshly- COOKED PRIME BEEF IN A MORE MARKED DEGREE THAN ANY SIMILAR PREPARATION, ARMOUR'S EXTRACT OF BEEF. M^nnfactured by the exclusive'' ARMOUR i> 9 s the Life and Flavour of the •Beef are Preserved and NOT Burnt Oct. 7 -1 ARMOUR'S EXTRACT OF BEEF will make Invalids Beef Tea without the „ addition of Soup Stock. "°ld Medals and Highest Awards at all Exhibi- tions. Adopted by H.M. and U.S. Governments. Solp Everywhere. Write for a copy of "Practical Hints on Cookery (sent free) to Armour and Company, 59, looley-sfcreet. London, S.E. 5841 FIRST-AND FOREMOST ROWN AND POLSONIS 0ORN JpLOUR HAS A WORLD-WIDE lIr-PUTATION. 226 Note —Purchasers of "torn should^msist on being supplied with BROWN AND POISON &. It is ) istinguished for uniformly superior quality. 1017 MPORTANT.-One Box of Horton s JL I.X.L. Pills are guaranteed to cnre all private cases and comlications of the urinary organs, whether acquired or otherwise. Also gravel and pams in the back. Free from mercury. Post free for 4s from G. D. Horton, M.P 8 (from "the General Hospital), Aston- rd., Birmingham Agents Cardiff-A. Hagon, Chemist o9,Bridge st.,and 11 Bute-st. Merthjr—Wills,Chemist. Swansea—I.loyd, Chemist, Oxford-st. Newport- Young Chemist. High.st,. N.B.-IIasneverbeen known to fail. Letters answered, free. Pjcasn name apper. 3732 rilHE CARMARTHEN BILL-POSTING Jt COMPANY, 13, GUILDHALL SQUARE, CARMARTHEN Bill-posting and Advertising m Branches throughout the Counties of Carmarthen, Pembroke, and Cardigan. 6643 Swansea office: ks OF THE SOUTH 'W AT.JES DAILY NRWS." No. 2. COLLEGE-STiii-IiT. I Itotmsa Àbbrt5Sts. JJAVID J-ONES AND COMPANY LIMITED, w ESTMINSTER STORES, AND CANTERBURY MEAT MARKET WHARTON-STREET. I DIRECT IMPORTERS OF PRODUCE FROM AMERICA, SWEDEN, HOLLAND, DENMARK, AND NEW ZEALAND. 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A PARISIAN MURDER. A horrible murder, the confessed author of which is already in the hands of the police, was (says a Paris correspondent) perpetrated on the person of an old woman named Chipot, on Friday, in the suburb of Ivry-sur-Seine. The victim, who was a widow, lived alone in a cottage, and carried on a clandestine retail wrae business. When ndfou, the body was horribly mutilated about the head, the assassin having driven a heavy iron poker through the right ear into the brain. The house had been completely ransacked, and a small quantity of cheap jewellery was missing, but it is not yet known whether there was any money to steal. A notoriously bad charaoter named Bauheim, who lived closw by, was at first summoned as a witness, but his answers were so confused that suspicion fell upon him, and he was arrested. In spite of numerous bloodstains on his clothes, Bauheim stoutly d'enied all knowledge of the crime; but his eldest child, a boy of nine, on being interrogated, was unable to adhere to the falsehood with which he com- menced his replies, and finally stated that be accompanied his father, and related the whole affair. The recollection of the horrible scene when the child saw his father commit the atrocious crime caused the boy to hide his face in his hands as he told his story, and he shrieked with horror as he described the ghastly stare of the woman's eyes. Bauheim confessed his guilt at a late hour on Saturday night, aud his wife has been arrested as an accomplice.

ATLANTIC RACING. Atlantic record breaking runs have begun early this season, for though the run of the Mnjestic is not record-breakiiig as regards time, it is certainly so as regards speed. '06 per knot better than the best of the Teutonic does not look very great, but the best time of the Teutonic was better than that of any other steamer from Queenstown to New York by one hour and thirty-seven minutes, the second best being the Majestic herself. It is certainly characteristic of the White Star steamers that their best run- ning has not been made in their first or second season, but that they improve as they go on. In the case of the Majestic, her run was of course helped by the strong-east winds which blew on the Atlantic" but while she was outward-bound her sister ship tho Teutonic was coming eastwards, and her passage was not much beyond the average of the time taken on the eastward run by these steamers.

THE QUEEN'S SHAWLS. The tribute of shawls annually paid by the Government of Kashmir to the Queen has been forwarded from Calcutta by the P. and O. steamer Cathay, which is expected to arrive in the Royal Albert Dock to-morrow. The Customs regulations regarding the examination of goods imported into this country are so stringent that, although the case containing these shawls k addressed to the Secretary of State for India, the Commissioners of Customs will not allow it to be delivered without being examined by an officer of Customs, in spite of a request made by the India Office that the package shall be delivered I free.

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CORRESPONDENCE. t BARBARY (Tithes).-In June, 1887, a return was ordored by the House of Commons of the property and revenues of the Church of England. It was comnleted and issued last year, and the results are given in Barker's Facts and Figures for 1892. So far as we understand the return, the income from tithe rent charges alone, excluding other sources of in- come, for the thirteen Welsh counties, is abou, £ 183,000, of this, £ 40,000 is derived from modern en- dowments.. „ Gild as (Cantata).—No performance is illegal unie^s a price is charged for admission to the building where it is performed. When that is the case, the building must be licensed for a stage-play or opera, &c., bin we ire not sure whether a sacred cantata could oe reckoned as an opera or not. We think not, unless dresses and scenery are used. S. A. (Fixture).—Where a tenant has erectcl a cow- shed on his landlord's premises, he cannot, in the absence of agreement to that effect, remove it at the end of his tenancy, or at all. A farmer who has put up such a building with his landlord's con- sent is, however, entitled to compensation under the Agricultural Holdings Act.

CARDIFF INFIRMARY. TO THE EDITOR. SrR,-Allc)w me a small space in your valuable paper in support of a letter which appeared in your yesterday's issue, Re Municiplization of the Cardiff Infirmary." As the present existing body are elected by a stipulated amount of con- tributions, subscribed by them. and as the services of the physicians who attend are given eratituously, there is no one that the public can hold responsible for the conducting cf the institu- tion and for the many acts of neglect which we hear from day to day, of poor women and men who have to wait in their draughty waiting-rooms four and five hours at a tim" before receiving any attention. Even then they do not receive tho courtesy due to respectable citizens of a Free Country, but as though they were paupers who are in receipt of charity, and who to obtain the same are obliged to go to public-house or parson. 1 should suggest, in order to remove this stigma o. charity, which is obnoxious to the vyorking classes, that ,the institution be maintained by the ratepayers, and its governing body be elected from the Municipal Boards who are responsible totnem. This would create an equalisation of the whole of the inhabitants for its support, as not one-halt of the working classes of Cardiff at the present- time contribute towards it, and in thecase of those that do contribute their ticket for admission to the Institute are held by their employers. If tti,3 institution be maintained by the rates the cost would. not be felt by any individual, considering the large niiintwivyi inhabitants, and it would alse remove the disgrace which exists in a town like Cardiff, with but one public institution of its kind and that constantly in debt, which is certainly a disgrace. There are over 100 places of worship in the town, and all those supported by the rate- payers and the State. And to think that this institution, which ought to be thefirst consideration of all Christians, whose first thought ought to be a g for the suffering ones, should be neglected is a reproach that will never be removed until the mstitution be maintained by^ Mill-lane Chambers, Feb. 27th.

A PLEA FOR THE CHILDREN. TO THE EDITOR- SIR,-will you allow into a little space m your columns to plead for a cause whose claims and neecis press daily more urgently upon tue can- sideration of the public? A few weeks ago I heard the secretary of the Waif and Stray Society (Mr Munro) plead earnestly and elo- qusntly on behalf of these little outcasts, and the idea was forcibiv impressed that such a work of rescuing the young was too urgent to oe sut asi Of course, all tha Christian sects have such homes," which they willing support, but doubt. less all of us regret that, owing to the pr essure of home apnea's, we cannot support such a work as we should like to do. But now, sir, if the clergy of all denominations in a town would band to- gether, kindly preach one Sunday in the year in their churches on t.ie devote the offertory (as they do cii Hospital Sunday) to the funds of the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, could ot something substantial for this cause be effected. The society is an undenominational one, and, ot nnZ™ this charity would not interfere with any .TSw«t »ith:which, church might to cm- It is surely superfluous to plead the necessi ty for this united work. Every week we read in the newspapers of most frightful caseg of cruelty to children exposed by the N.%tional" %nd olier societies, which are, alas, only too true. There are cases so horrible that it is most painful for an adult to read them. What must it ba uien for t.ie children to suffer them ? L 't every parent and Kuardian think what they would reel if any ot tlvnr precious treasures were to be treated as. nearly all of these rescued children have been, and they will need no further incentive to spur tnem on in helping forward noblea woric.-I ani, &c., A LOVER OF THE CHILDREN. Feb. 27th, 1892.

THE YSTRADYFODWG SCHOOL BOARD AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION. TO THE KDITOK. s -With your kind permission, and humbly Ir begging pardon of "Wo the People of Porth," I ask the question. Did the Ystradyfoawg School Board act within theij-. xt^rits, and with ^ust reason, in applying to the Local "Board to claim the administration of the Technical Education Act? As an Ystradyrodwg rate-payer and voter, I am concerned iu looking at the question, selfishly, if you like, from the following stand- points:—The object of the Act; existing pro- visions; the cardinal principle that those who pay should have control of the d of taxation and whether, in case vi faulty ad- ministration, a more effective one can be applied. Now I take it that the object of the Act is to bring means of technical education to thedoors of the people, just as the Education Act of 1871 brought elementary education within reacu of ail. It is without the question to say Ystradyfodwg made no application (assuming this were true in fact), for it is in such cases that the value of the Technical Committee should operate, and give to the people the benefits they were too apathetic t0Secondly, looking at the existing provision we find that in the Rhondda, classes have been held for very many years in Istrad and irebel oert, whi e th«v have also been held in Penygra.g, Cwmpark, and Mardy. The Ystrad centre h« done splendid work, owing to the concentration of population, teachers, and apparatus. Where no such provision existed the proper way would have been to visit possible centi^ mvUn^ such to form local committees, and open cla-s.es, a»a offer them a lump sum, in the form of a grant, to miiln thfl classes in the best manner possible for « £ £ £ of «h. locality, to such sum being spent, on apparat tn Via audited bv tho county auditor. No,v in viowofco»troliiiiF<ii*hurseiDents, v;hM cWmh'ry,tedytod»?; In population it is larger than many S and in this respsct comprises one-^venth of whole of Glamorgan, barring Cardiff which are counf'es m t.iei- own g unt'or the County Council Act. It has a popu tion'of 68,000, » School Board £ 240,000; the »» -■! tt. «» »s-j Ferndale. Pnttin 1 say, at the high rate of RI a lec;ture, --ty, for 40 weeks Lead of for the winter), this makes a total return of £ 380 for £ 2,000.. Can this be bettered ? f°' fe™eSn°diKr.ljSTS Si to «Sg"d^.°i„gTtottl of £ 1,200, toying te DC eng k nrizes. and travelling ex- fSe?'S'oS» thPo h»id«o.iie ««. And the "monstrous absurdity in the eyes of an irresponsible correspondent become a good stroke ,V)i;cv with freedom of action, com- & »ith Iito.,1 economy, Sf oWci 11.™ no doubt ttot tho Wtat.0,. Technical Confutes to aid am, &c., x Feb. 25.

INFECTIOUS DISEASES HOSPITAL FOR TCPTHK editok. of thVM Terection of a suitable building for erectwn of a stàtue to his memory while, living', in Cur inidlt. I endog" my card.-I am. ke., G. H.

DEATH ~OF WALTER WILLIAMS 41 j Heath of ACr We regret to ree?^, k })iaoe at Swansea Walter Williams, whic .jjie deceased was a on Sunday at the age -.y'iiiim the proprietor son of the late Mr John Qf his father he of the Cambr^n, an etorship, a position ha succeeded to the V™PcJ^ntly when the paper maintained till 1c'ul^e liability company, wus taken over by ac0Otnplished scholar and The deceased was possessed qualities an ardent Iovj entertaining companion, winch made him » Qf the Savage Club,and Hewaaiuiorifil jj,. £ jewis Morris at Jesus r Ciwl (Word He was on terms of personal College, O. • most notable literary friendship time—Dickens, Bulwer Lytton. wTC PolHni Mark Lemon, and G. A. Sala. Ha had a capital t.uior voice, and so gained as an Ha '?aar^&iin9 Ree. from whom he received a h ndsomfsilver tankard. By his death Swansea genial and accomplished soul wlj& had Jfe "r reSed due inoan% to turn his abilities to account, would undoubtedly have nwd« a grea mark in more than one department of Ufa.

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