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--_-------_-PRIZE DAY AT LLANDOVERY…
PRIZE DAY AT LLANDOVERY COLLEGE. Prize day at Llandovery College occurred on Friday. Canon Roberts, of Llandnff, preached in the morning. At the distribution, Lord Emlyn presided, supported by Major-General Sir James llills-Johnes, V.C., K.C.B the Warden (Rev. Owen Evans) and professors. There was a large attendance of the friends of the school resident in the neigh- bourhood. The Warden, in his report, said :-Since this day last year, lib boys (49 boarders, 17 day boys) have left the school, and 70 new boys), (;3 boarders and 13 day boys) have been admitted, and to meet the increase in the number of boarders an additional boarding-house had to be pro- vided. In the list of university distinctions for the year are.-—A E Thomas, 1st class honours mathematical finals, Oxford; P T Lucas, 2nd class honours classical moderations, Oxford W L Foot man, :lrd class honours mathematical finals, Oxford; E Mmgau, 3rd class honours classical moderations, Oxford; J D Joins, open classical scholarship of per annum at Queen's College, Oxford T J Lewis, history exhibition (Meyrick) £ o0 a year at Jesus College, Oxford two scholar- ships and two exhibitions at St. Davids College, Lampeter. The last published result of the examination of the school, under the Oxford and Cambridge School Examination Board, shows 25 certificates, 15 higher, with 8 distinctions and 10 lower, with 8 first classes. Those who obtaincd I hi"lwr certificates were :-F P Charles, L E II Gi-iffitlis, B James, R V Johnson, T B Jones, T J Lewis, E R Naysmith, D Thomas, A. W An- drews (with distinction in English), J D Jone?, and W S Morgan (each with a distinction in history), D J Williams (with distinction in mathematics), E. F. Keiby and H. Price (with two distinctions each in mathematics and mechanics). Those who obtained lower certificates were: — G II Havard, D E Roberts, aud L H Walters (with two 1st classes each), E Evans and G. L. Roberts (with a 1st class each), J A Howell, A 13 Jones, R Jones, D J Morgan, and II W Thomas. Six boys have passed the London matriculation examination (four direct from school at last examination)—F P Charles, D J Morgan, G A Williams, and Prytherch in the first division, and G L Roberts and \V T Evans in the second division. The result of this term's examination will not be known for another fortnight or three weeks. Mr W M Lindsay, M.A., Jesus College, Oxford, reported as follows :-I have examined Llandovery College in classics. I found the written work satisfy the two tesls of successful school management-first, that a high level should be reached by the best boys of the form; and second, that none of the boys should sink below a moderate level. These two features showed them- selves so unmistakably in the boys' papers that the warden and masters of the school must be congratu- lated on the excellent results attained. In the two Greek history examinations, for example, no less than five papers exceeded 90 per cent., or, in other words, came within a short distance of perfection, and the average for all the papers was 61 per cent. —considerably more than half marks. In the Greek book offeied for examination, the Sixth Book of Thucydides, one of the most difficult of Greek writers, the best paper reached 93 percent., and the form average almost 50 per cent., while in the Latin authors the boys scored 93 and 9G per cent., respectively, and the average of the form was almost 65 per cent. My oral examination of some of the lower forms convinced me more than ever that those responsible for the teaching at Llandovery College did tho best they possibly could with their material. Lord Emlyn, addressing the company, referring to the changes in the wardenship of the college, said that he and his fellow trustees never had any fear as to the future of Llandovery School. Good men had left the school for other spheres, but they found as they got older that other good men came forward to fill spheres vacated by their predecessors. They had bad an important report read, which was not only highly satisfactory as i regarded picked scholars, but, what was much more important, it showed that the averago all down the school was high. (Applause). Professor Ilartwell Jones, of the University College, Cardiff, the Welsh examiner, congratulated the school upon the excellence of the work, as proved by the unqualified praise bestowed by the reports and the brilliant achievements of old and and present pupils at the universities, as well as in the London matriculation examinations, in which higher results had been obtained than by any other school to the best of his knowledge. The prospects of a large number of certificates in the Oxford and Cambridge Board Examinations were eminently satisfactory, and, judging from the marks which he Ind seen, there was a prospect of more distinctions than had been hitherto obtained in Wales. In Welth, with which he was immediately concerned, the work done was excellent throughout, and he expressed satisfaction that the higher boys had read the older Welsh of Mabinogion. Llandovery College was fortunate in having had two ex-professors of Welsh to preside over its destinies, and was much indebted to La :y Llanover, whose name was a synonym for patriotism. Lady Llanover's services to Welsh literature and education were amply demonstrated by the fact that she had for many years endowed the instruction in Welsh at the school, and by the substantial support given to the new Welsh dictionary, and he could speak of the debt of the Welsh community at Cardiff to her generosity. There was much work to be done in Welsh research, in the collection of dialects and place-names in the history of parishes —work that was in danger of falling between two stools, the moral cowardice which admires every country except one's own, and the diversion of our podicnlllnd literary inspiration to the composition of Chinese puzzles in the form of englynion upon trivial subjects fettered by the Cynghanedd. Turning to the question of the organisaiion of intermediate schools, he thought there was a tendency in some districts to aspire to the institution of Etons and Harrows for themselves, thereby neutralising the purpose for which they were intended. The value of the intellectual discipline afforded by the classics was undoubted; but the destiny of the intermediate schools seemed rather to take the commercial tide, of which "real" or practical studies were an outcome, at its flood. The study of modern languages, for which the Welsh in common with all bilingual nations were eminently fitted, should occupy a prominent place. In the course of his remarks, the speaker said there was one point on which he, in common with other Jesus College men, felt strongly, i.e., the iniquitous policy initiated by a gentleman who had some claims to be considered an educationist, and who having gone across the border into England, used all his power and directed all his weapons against those he had left behind. lie referred to the alienation of the Meyrick Fund. In the present age one scarcely looked for justice or respect for the rights of property. But he wished to direct attention not so much to this Nihilistic policy, which meant the abolition of everything with no thought of what was U> take its place, but to the utter folly of taking away from struggling Welsh youths who had a strong yearning for university education the facilities for.satisfying theirambitiuii. The Principal of Jesus College had sown the wind, and now reaped the whirlwind, aDd the lamentable measure by which the few hundreds a year of the Meyrick Funds would be frittered away and dissipated in the ocean of money necessary for the establishment of intermediate schools was the result of the pernicious policy adopted by the Principal of JOSUH College some years ago. He claimed that he indicated the ideas prevalent .amongst his contemporaries at Oxford and all ..J eftlS College men, who would have rallied around their allilll mater iu the matter if their sympathies had not been estranged. Lord Emlyn distributed tho form prizes, and Lady Hi 1 la-J oh lies aud Mrs Johnes gave away those for Welsh and cricket. PJUZE LIST. Form VI. A.—Form prize, W. S. Morgan Latin, W. S. Morgan; Greek, W. S. Morgan; history, W. S. Morgan and H LI. David (bracketed). Form VI. B.-Cumposit iOIl prize, W. S. Morgan; form prize, G. II. Havard; Latin, U. H. Havard; Greek, E Evans; history, G. H. Havard, Historical VI.—Form prize, T. I.Lewis; English, W. A, Hopkins; French, W. A. Hopkins. Form VL — Cetnfaes, 11. LI. David; divinity, W. S. Morgan; Welsh—1st, T. j. Lewis; 2nd, G. VI. Havard 3rd, J. A. Howell. Matriculation Form-Latin, F. 1'. Charles; French, F. P. Charles; English history, U. 1,1. Roberts; chemistry, G. LI. Roberts; mathematics and natural philosophy, D. O. Giiiliths; special prize, D. J. Morgan; Cefnfaes, H. Davies. Form V.—Form prize, A. E. bonsai;; Latin, A. E. Bonsall; Greek, A. E. lionsaii; French, II. B Jaync; divinity, Davenport Jones; English, J. W. Forbes; extra prize, 15. G. t'iauss; Cefnfaes, I). 11. Williams; Weish—1st, A. I. Parry; 2nd, T. K Thomas; 3rd, A. M..Janit.-s. Form IV.-—Form prize, F. A. Thomas; Latin, T.F. Fisher; Greek, T. F. Fisher; French, J. E. Thomas; English, J. I'ritehard divinity, D. B. Rces Cofnla.cs, F, A. Thoinus; Welsh—1 -= t, L- Thomas and J. E. Thotiiis nd, J. D. Salmon. Form III A.—Form prize, N. 11. Thomas; Latin, li. Tlivwt6; Greek, C. J, Footman French, X. H. Thomas; English, N. II. Thomas; divinity, N. H. Thomas; Cefnfaes, C. J. Footman; Welsh—1st, J. Edwards; 2nd, D. J. Lewis and J. M. James. Form III. B.—Form prize, D.J. Lewis; Latin, D. J Lewis; French, A. C. Biuns English, H. N. Davies; divinity, F. N. Menzis Cefnfaes, J. Lloyd Jones. Form II. A.—Form prize, W. J. Williams; Latin, W. J. Williams; Greek, N. 11. Thomas; French, J. Felton; English, W. J. Williams; divinity, W. J. Williams; Cefnfaes, J. Robinson; Welsh-ht, W. 0. Edwards; 2nd, N. L. James; 3rd, H. C. Davies. Form 11. B.—Form prize, D. W. Griffiths; Latin, A. J. Richards -And D. J. Richards; French, D. W. Griffiths English, D. Griffiths; divinity, D. J. Richards; Cefnfaes, D. W. Griffiths. MATHEMATICAL PHIZES.—Form VI. — Mathema- tics, II. Price; natural philosophy, H. Price. Division I.—D. J. Evans. Division II. A.—J. Pritchard and Davenport Jones. Division II. ti.- Euclid, G. E. Black wall; algebra, R. T. Jones; aritlmetic, 11. T. E. Bamforth. Division III. A. W. J. Williams; algebra, E. W. Keat- iuge; arithmetic, R. R. Thomas. Division III. B. -Eticliti, E. E. Parry; algebra, J. E. Hughes; arithmetic, D. W. Davies. Division IV.—Euclid, C. W. Davies; algebra, D. W. Davies; arithmetic, R. Roes. Division V.—Euclid, D. Y\. Davies; algebra, D.J. Richards; arithmetic, W. O. Carter. SCIENCE PHIZES.—Divisiou II. A.—F. J. Taylor. Division II. B. — M. L. Griffiths. Modern ide.- A. C. Binns, Geriuin.-R. W, Lockyer. The usual votes of thanks concluded the proceed- ings.
IMILFORD DOCKS COMPANY.
MILFORD DOCKS COMPANY. The ordinary half-yearly general meeting of the Milford Docks Company was held At 112, Fen- church-street, London, Mr Thomas Woods (chair- man) presiding, on Thursday. The report pre- sented to the meeting stated:- "The dry dock had during the past half-year been equipped sufficiently to accommodate vessels of the length of 550ft., and a screw steamer of 1,OG3 tons had since been docked and undergone extensive repairs. A cargo of coal from one of the anthracite collieries in the neighbourhood was shipped in May last by the Bersagliere tor Singapore, and the directors, to further encourage that business, had provided a 25-ton crane specially adapted for coaling purposes. For the half-year ended June 30, 1,727 vessels had entered the docks, with a tonnage of 128,025 tons. The quantity of fish landed and sent away by railway was 1,122 tons, as against 1,907 tons for the corresponding period of last year and 3,330 tons for the second half of that year, and the coals re- ceived by railway were 6,931 tons, as against 2,23ti tons in the fiist and 3,001 tons in the second half of last year. The number of vessels entering the docks during the first half of this year was more than double that for the first half of 1889, which was 851 and 426 tons in excess of that of the latter half." The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, said that they were makiug steady progress. The much-derided and despised fish trade bad come in very opportunely, and was more than pay- ing expenses. The trade was developing at such a rate that would tax the company's resources pretty well, and they would have to cater lor it. The dry dock had been equipped to accommodate vessels of 550it., and he believed that in time the company would own one of the largest—if not the largest—dry docks in the kingdom. The motto of the directors was rigid economy, but at the same time they did not intend to allow the grass to grow under their feet. As showing the progress they were making, he mentioned that in July of last year 01r vessels entered the docks, with a total tonnage of 14,022, whereas up to the morning tide ot Wednesday 211 vessels bad entered the uvcks during the month, with a tonnage of Hi,705. Mr C. E. Newbon seconded the le^ei uich was adopted. The meeting was then made special, and a resolution, proposed by the chairman and seconded by Mr C. E. Newbou, was carried, authorising the creation and issue of further "A" Debenture Stock to the amount of £ 155,000. It was ex- plained that the money would be used for com- pleting the dry docks and general works. The meeting concluded with the usual com- plimentary vote ta the chairman.
SPEECH-DAY AT CHRIST COLLEGE,…
SPEECH-DAY AT CHRIST COLLEGE, RRECON. The large room at Christ College, Brecon, was crowded on Thursday afternoon (31st ult.), with a fashionable audience, it being the last "speech- day" on which the Rev j), Lewis Lloyd, now Lord Bishop of Banger, would be present as headmaster. The great enthusiasm displayed towards the Bishop from the beginning to the end of the meet- ing fully showed that lie had not only won the hearts of the boys, but the honour and esteem of all present. Bishop Lloyd alluded to the honours gained by the boys during the year, and the very high position attained by the school as compared with schools throughout the whole of the kingdom, it being third or fourth on the list. Since he had been at Christ College the boys had, roughly speaking, taken about 50 scholarships and ex- hibitions (cheers). There were ten first class, twenty second ctass. and, he thought, in the finals they had taken by far more second classes and dis- tinctions than all the Welsh schools together trebled (cheers). lie advised the Urecousliire Joint Education Committee to concentrate their attention and energy on getting a first High School for Girls at Brecon. He knew of no place in North or South Wales more favourably situated for such an institution. After distributing the prizes to the boys, his lordship said he had no sympathy whatever with the sentimental nonsense of those who thought it was nothing but wicked- ness and vice to spend a little muscular energy on the football or cricket field and tennis lawn (cheers). Though no doubt he would have to suilVr tor it, he was not quite sure that he would not present him- self in his capacity and his gaiters on those three fields (cheers).—Addresses were delivered by the master (Rev Mr Bayfield), Sir Joseph Russell Bailey, Bart., M.P., Colonel W.Jones i homas, Mr II. P. Powell, and others, all of whom showered encomiums on the Bishop of Bangor for the high pitch to which he had brought the school.—Mr J. C. Evans, on behalf of old pupils who had been under Bishop Lloyd at Bangor, Dolgelly, and Brecon, presented him with a magnificent silver salver and some plate.-Ali, Evans expressed his confident belief that, to the exalted position in the Welsh Church to which he had been called, Bishop Lloyd would take with him that splendid energy, organizing ability and capacity, and that love of Welsh and Welshmen which had always been characteristic of him. He felt certain he would be beloved as much by the clergy of his diocese, and held in as high esteem in the diocese of Bangor, as he was in the hearts of his old and present pupils (cheers).—The Lord Bishop feelingly acknowledged the handsome gift.—At the close loud cheers were I given for the Bishop. The old boys were after- wards photographed in the cricket field. After- wards they formed a ring together with the masters, and sane "Auld Lang Syne." At 10 p.m. they had a, meeting at the Castle Hotel.
NONCONFORMISTS AND PHILANTHROPY.
NONCONFORMISTS AND PHILAN- THROPY. A quarterly meetiug of the Glamorganshire Independents was held at Cwmaiuan, Aberdare, on Wednesday week, under the presidency of the Rev. W. S. Davies, Llwydcoed. An able paper was read by the lcv, U. W. Davies, Cwmbach, on "Christianity aud its lelation to Philanthropy." During the discussion that followed, in which a large number of ministers took part, The Hcv. D. Silyu Evans, Aberdare, dealing with the duties of the Churches in relation to the sick, expressed his regret at the lack of interest taken by the Congregational Churches iu the r_, n district in endeavouriug to aid public institutions having for their object, the alleviation of pain. Although circulars were regularly sent to the Churches soliciting support for the hospital, he was grieved to say the percentage of subscriptions from that source was miserably small. The same remark applied to appeals on behalf of convalescent homes, so that many poor members of the Churches were unable to gain tickets of admission from people of their own denomination and bad to seek the aid of the parsons and gentry counectcd with the Church of England. The statistics of the association for the past year showed the number of Churches in North Glamorgan to be If?, with a membership of 9,191, being an increase of 663 during the past year. The total collections for the year amounted to £ 10,673 Its. fnl., the value of the chapel property being Jt6S,435, upon which there remained a debt of
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I-1 U, L BAUIi AU LAC. First Class, Pi-i)l)rif,tnr. C. KRACIIT, YGONT-DORE (AUVERGNE) FRANCE. A* a ?.i INK II A!, SPRINGS wood Tor respiratory organs, chronie rhr-uT.'M -m. wv' Mtis and skin diseases. Casino and theatre open ••\ r.s iiik'hr. Conr.'ru twice H day. rv-ason f.'om June 1st to orm \> j. ell lv\rii '(;r:ir,rp. N.B.—'The establishment I,y t FtiipffiiAL investmWT BUILDING SOCIETY, Established 1851. :lj.(' received on Shares or Deposit. Withdrawable at three <;v 1101 ,t', A<1yan("c made upon Houses and Land PI ospecliis 8ellt 011 application f,a .1. E. TKKSIDDKR, Secretary, Hi, Now Bridge am-et. London, E.C. t KEATING'S POWDER. Kills Fleas. Rups, Moths, Beetles. K P, POWDER. '— Kills Fleas. Bugs, Motfis, Beetles. TTEATING'S POWDER. Kills Fleas. Hugs, Moths, Beetle*. T:c POWDER: "— Kills Fleas, liuprs, Moths, Beetle. KEATING'S POWDER. Kills Fl.s, Bags. Moths. Beetles. This Powder so r«d« bratcrt, is perfectly unrivalleii iu dostroyir.e BUCiS, KLKAS, MOTIlJS, Hr.KTLKS, and nil Uir-ects (whilst per- v' h/innh-SN to all life}. ,\j] \roollerts and furs should be well :,piînkllq:It h he l;)\lrh,.rt)r "l:Lin' itW;1Y, It isinvaluablc to tak.-i to he Seaside. To avoid disappointment insist upon having Powder." \o other Powder is effectual. Sold only in tins, 0d„ Is., and 2s. 6d. P.cware of iniitatioiL 1WP1 bedeceived. WORMS IN CHILDREN, WORMS IN CHILDREN, Am oisily. snnly. nnrt with perfect safety ent rirt of hy ugln» KKVTIX'i'S WO [MI TATM, -!TS. NVarl.v nil chiltlrrn fulTpr from Worms. 1.' suspected, rto n-t wait, you can with ease ctir.e the child (has m> effect cicoplon Worms). Soli"1 by all chemists, in Tice. Is. lid. •neh. ALL INVESTORS SHOULD READ T H F- FI NANCIAL T t ) t )\/B Y TIMES BSOLUTELY TRUSTWORTH DAILY 'r.>>.(< SEND FOR SPECIMEN COPY FREE TELEGRAPH STREET. LONDON. TTNION LINE FOR THE SOUTH AFRI- CAN GOLD FIET/DS. The Royal Mail and Intermediate Steamers sail from Southampton every Friday, tor Cape Port* ealliiiB at I-isbon, Madeira, and Canary Islands. Apply to IM Usioir STKAM Sine Co., LIMITKP, Canute lioad, Sonthsmpton, *n<l Sonth African House, 'U to Hisliopsu'nti' Street., London. €* A CTT "T WEEKLY SERVICE from LONDON vAM JL JjJEi FOR THE T TIVT-P G0LD FIELDS of SOUTH AFRICA. Ill For Information afflv to tht Managers, IW1HALD CURRIE & Rl).. H. SAVAGE'S RUBBER STAMPS "™* 33. CTir.AVSI 1)F, JONDON, E.C. ON Y LENT PRIVATELY. 910 t0 ^2.000 ad vanred by a private pen t Jem an t o responsiWe persons at a few hours' notice on note of liand alone, at reasonable interest. Easy repayments. Capital can remain if required. 1'0 publicity. Distance no object. Strictest privacy. To start in business, furnish your liouse, to pay your debt* or rent, or pay out an execution. No ■vnuine application ever refused.—Apply personally, or write to j^ctuallender. A. FISTIER, 16, K1KSBURY CIRCUS. LOXDOS.E.& COLLECTIONS OF VEGETABLE SEEDS. Arranged to produce & oontinucrus Bupply of the best Vefetables all the year round, for Gardens of all alzes, h., 7*. 6d.i 12s. 6d., 158.. 21B., 428.. & 10SB. each. WEBBS' BOXES OF FLORAL GEMS, Containing Seeds of Beautiful Flowers, easy of Culti- vation, for the Gardens of ladies and amateurs. 2s. 64.. &8.. 7s. 6d., 10s. 64.. 15a.. & 218. e&oh. All Vegttable and Flower Seedt Delivered Free. j IUuttrated Catalogue, 1«. Abridged Edition, Gratis. IRON BUILDINGS » Mission Halls, Class and School Rooms, Cricket and Lawn Tennis Pavilions, Shooting Boxea, Fa^rm Build- ipgv, &e. Roofing, new and second-hand. Estimates and ALL PARTICULARS FREE ON APPLICATION TO THE LONDON IRON BUILDING COMPANY, BATTERSEA PARK STATION. L. B. & P. C. Ry.. LONDON 8.W. BMIGRATIOJNT. UNITED STATES—CANADA—AUSTRALIA. Best Steamers. Through Fare*. Full information, apply to R QAZB & SON, Shipping Agents, 142, Strand, London. SHEFFIELD CORPORATION X3 PER CENT. STOCK. Issue of E371,320 at par. Forms at Prospectus, 4c., and all information required, will be supplied by W. FISHER TASKER (Registrar). Borough Accountant's Office, Bridge Street, Sheffield. December, 1889. PATTERNS of • Frt* bg Pott, S3j Tax BEST Th« Woku> PnoDvmm. BHj 60. TO 4s,80. PER YD. Tax BEST Tnz WOl\loD PnoDvmm. BHj IUDLAXD DBAPERT STOBES, BIRMINGHAM, SH KENNETH WILSON A CO. H OiTiiMin and FASHIOH BOOKS fre« by poet. IiadiM who wiih to dreiw la tho LATEST STYLE aAHH tile LOWEST COST iliould poisaM these guldM. Mm All Ooodi ner £ 1 Carrlag• Paid. THIS LOT St. inI, POST FREE—I pair Kid Olottt, |H mug tlx*, tan*, blaclr«, and dark thadn, tllh ptlntt, 4 buttons; 1 rich Indian Silk Squart, trtam, mhlta, crimson, and all shadtt i 1 White Irlth Limn Handkwohlef. BLASCHWORTH POULTRY FADM COMPY., pirsley, Ctiouteniershire. zorofusely and Ben'Mtifully Illustrated Pric« lA*t, rogj in". one wtamp. PERAMBULATOR AGENT WANTED FOR r PATENT BASSINETTE. DUnkley, Patentee, Birmingham. CITYDF LONDON Establishe(ITEA COMPANY mi. THESE TEAS; ARE DELICIOUS. TRAVANCORE (Pure Indian) 2/- a pound. CEYLON (in Lead Packets) 2/- „ FIRST RATE CONGOU 1/8 „ PEKOE CONGOU 1/4 „ Samples and Terms to Agents on application to 1,2, & 3, Beer Lane, Great Tower St., London, E.C. IRON BUILDINGS Mission Halls, Class and School Rooms, Cricket and Lawn Tennis Pavilions, Shooting Boxes, Farm Build- ings, &c. Roofing, now and second-hand. Estimates and ALL PARTICULARS FREU: OX APPLICATION TO THE LONDON IION BUILDING COMPANY, BATTERSEA PARK STATION, L. n. & S. C. It). LUX DON, ti.W. BEBDEEN GRANITE MONUMENTS from £ "}, carriajro l«i<l. Insfrijilious arcnrr.te mul Iwiutifnl. Flaps and Prices from .1. ^<'nlpu>r. AHKK1 l-.l-A. vr—*v-1^-11 <'iiiit;_r. costive, TANNiN-WINE. I'j.s l ] in t 1 exluiusliu'i, (,-ljI.>r.>si.- riniemia, and (1nril1 »nv.-« »>«•. UccoiDiii.Mid.'d l.y i lie I'lKMiltv for a-ed ]n rsons, young inaiTH'.i woiiirn, and cluldn n. ISKWAIIK (»F C'.n-NTK^KKITS. Tn obtain til" I'M1. 11 T! i»; .;n Win" Ap|.ly to K. (. x' ■' 1 HAIR COLOUR RENOVATOR. MSTORES COLOFl, TO (iRKY HAIR IN A WEEK. Large Bottles. s. 6d., Post Irree. — 3HAS. BOND & SON, 54S, Oxford St.. LONDON, W. WHITTINGTON LIFE ASSURANCB COMPANY. (Established 1855.) LIFE ASSURANCE. LOANS. REVERSIONS. —ALFRE'l) T. BOWSER, ManRirsr. 5, Mooriraf^ j^rpet. T.ondon. ApentB \Y"nted. JBON BUILDINGS and ROOFING, New and Second-b"A Uilurrhcl, Chr<ls. l\! ¡,ion and HClo01 R()()n: Lawn Tenni, Cncket Pavl¡lnn. 8t&hle, Farm 13tl\ldingl, &c. Iron here on yiew, 1()() tons of Iron Rooting in St, HARBROW'S WORKS. South Bermornlgry Station, LouiiOP. SjL -1Ir. I /ti;f¡1 The best remedy for Aoidit.7 of the Stomach, Eeartbtirn, Headache, Gout and ir-uiu-estion; and the safest aperient for delicate Constitutions, Ladies, Children and Infants. 180, BOND STREET, LONDON, and all Chemists. C!AVJTI gAUTIOff.—Soc that "DINNEFOKD & Co." is on every Bottle and LaVel. 1oZ7. HEALTH FOR T- 1 1 HOL 0 ";p Purify the Blood, correct all Disorders of the LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS, AND BOWELS. They invigorate aNd restore to health Debilitated Constitutio.ns, And are invaluable in COMPLAINTS ineidental to FEMALE'S of all ages. For Children and the aged they are priceless. Manufactured only at 78, New Oxford Street, London, And sold by all Medicine Vendors throughout the World. H.B.-Advice Gratis, at the above address, daily, between the hours of 11 and 4, or by letter. HAVANXA !T OT(; A^S. TO buyers of large or .small (|u,'uititios. It ym xv;int;i rc.'tlly gorxt Gig.ir at a Moderate rrieo, write f->r wiiiij.l.'S S, 4, or 6 di Cerent kinds for is. Hy POST. Is. 2d. 'I'<• 1'IF AIHI.I.V CIOAK STORES, 1, Piccadilly, W. (next t> tlm I.ondon Pavilion). ABERDEEN GRANITE MONUMENTS from £ 5, carrier p:ltd. J iisrr: j if kuks accunio and HeantlfuL Plansnmi Vrirr^.froiHw. Uvidlr smlpror, AlU'XMTl^EK. IRON BUiLQi^GS Mission Halls, CIrpr Srlioo! Hooms, Cricket and Lawn Tennis Pavilions, Shootirrr Hoxos, Farm Build. ings. &c. Hoofing, no w nnd second-hand. Estimates and ALL I'AKTien.AKS KKKIv OX AI'I'ItlCATIOX TO THE LONDON IKON* JU'TfJlTN'G (IOMPANY BATTERSr. A I'AJ.'K S'l' 'i'l T. I.. I v. s. |;y.. I.OXIWX. OW toCUHK N'i:i;i)USNESS& DEBILITY, and to regain o-r nml vic-owr. Free, I stamps. Addrp*' Mnnn v T-iv^Kx-k ll"(lfnrd Sq., Lnndo% imew Serial isgde. In U nyth hf I'arfA. prjpgiTtT. British Battles on I Land and Sea. With "bol1t 800 ILLUSTRATIONS. O't Oi PART 1 i' ,irn of "THE BATTLE OF TEL EL-KEBIR." CA^sKl.l. k CCMJ'Axy. I.IVIT«I>. I.mlyatf mi). London. ( i AI JJ C »# U I U'i ♦ « Forjmrtieulars of Mod ails, Work exhibition. P'^fs, an<iothtr»waixls odiTt'il to readers of '• If ork in CI.mil'(inn w.d, th.. Kxhiliitimi to lie held at the Polyte.-lini.' Ins'! itn'i', sw Aw 70 ..f •' Iforh, ( 1 K R MA N (I' lvilmrir in, ilrt'lcn ).-nc;ir '.Ihd v I>e« I- 'H lV:i-i\ .III I I'o-in i :(•), ri'-asviit.airy .-fumtion, t!-«u_"ti. L.»,|. i:: i-.n-l:*li <■<mif. h:i-lie-1 .Kmrlnh r.'f>rmew)L_ A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. BEECHAM'S PILLS j /s/X 'A fay Mpatent ISl PILLS. /r)j 4J' \EE universally admit- ted to bo worth a GUINEA A BOX for biJious and nervous dis- orders, such as wind and pain in the stomach, sick headache, giddiness, j fulness and swelling after meals, dizziness and drow- siness, cold childs, flush- I ings of heat, loss of appe- tite, shortness of breath, costiveness, scurvy, blotches-on the skin, dis- turbed sleep, frightful dreams, and all nervous and trembling sensations, &c. The first dose will give relief in twenty minutes. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try one box of those Pills, and they will be acknowledged to be WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. For females of all ages these Pills are invalu- able, as a few doses of them carry Ou all humours, and bring about all that is required. No female should be without them. There is no Medicine to be found equal to Beechatn's Pills for removing any obstruction or irregularity of the system. If taken according to the directions given with each box, they will soon restore females of all nges to sound and robust health. This has been proved by thousands who have tried them, and found the benefits which are ensured by their use. For a weak stomach, impaired digestion, and all disorders of the liver, they act like magic, and a few doses will be found to work wonders ou the most important organs in the human machine They strengthen the whole muscular system, restore the long lost complexion, bring back the keen edge of appetite, and mouse into action with the rose- bud of health the whole physical energy of the human frame. These are FACTS testified con- tinually by members of all classes of society, and one of the bcrit guarantees to the nervous and debili- tated is, BEECHAM'S PILLS have the largest sale of any patent medicine in the world. BEE, MAGIC COUGH PILLS. As a remedy fot Coughs in general, asthma, bronchial affections, hoarseness, shortness of breath, tightness and oppression of the chest, wheezing, &c., these Pills stand unrivailed. They are the best ever offered to the public, and will speedily remove that sense of oppression and ditlieulty of breathing, which nightly deprive the patient of rest. Let any person give BEECHAM'S COUGH PILLS a (rial, and the most violent cough will in a short time be removed. Prepared only, and sold wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor, Thomas Beecham, St. Helen's, Lancashire, in Hoses at Is. 1 d, and 2s. 0d. each. Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicina Deal- ers everywhere. ]ST.B.—Full directions are given with cach box. "ACTS LIKE A CHARM." JONES RHEUMATICURO The Great South African Remedy. \\t\)gt.t\i ll IUMB/TGO COU'R COu,. Never Fails toCureGout, Rheumatism, Rheuma- tic Gout, Lumbago; Sciatica, and Neuralgia. THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS. TESTIMONY FROM ENGLAND. 18, Pigou Sheet, Liraeheuse, London, Julv, 1886. DEAR SIRMany thanks for sending the RHEUMATJCURO as ordered It has cured my wife, who has suffered for many years from Rheu- matism and Neuralgia of the head, etc. Having given and recommended it to all my friends, my stock is entirely gone. Would you kindly send me word vhera I can get it in London, as I know many who would gladly use it if it were obtain- able ill London. Kindly write per return. RHELMATICURO once known here would be largely soleI. I remain, yours tnlly, M. BABOT, Chief Officer of the Eiatc." Prepared only by the Sole Proprietor, J, JONES, Loiia glycol, capblown SOLD EVERYWHERE. Wholesale London Agents—W. SITTUN & 76, Chiswell Street. Suffering from Nervous IXlniity, V ivTvJlV Decline, Exli.iu.strd Vitality. I'.rain and Kidney troubles, &c. Certain A' cure by the improved Vivndnm'tu' >u. ~i\ I S? V 1-LOW TO ACT -ADVICE IMtl.E. iU.Dx> Sealed Hook sent for t?lnee stamps. EDWIN PRICE, íli, Chancery JA-uie, London. WNC~W<»OX>S' MO SUBSTITUTE. SOI.D EVERVWHi.rt» WOOD*- Quinine, s'anrlianiiin*, nnd nn,SPn*r5\,v'l1'-f<ltIn,Vj1^V •reuse, for Rtrni«fthonin« tb- H«ir, mul ivrmtink it fn !rnsr off, ]».M. and 3s. fill.. MKt fir, Wmiuy A M>NS hcn.^t>, 1 iMiMuth, rtlKOAIiESK 1'KVLO^' Vjilliok. Abfoluti lv vrj hjnit. a liival. '1 li.■ li-ic.i.'iB 0:1 ni the World. One round relieved !«• «»;•'••• •'••.V; "'V,"1 <"vcnp. tions. Of «rocer» (iVi i" ,\s ■ale: CFYI.ON CO.. HCRCR ■.1 •; ■' ■■'JCTI. WHITTINGTON LIFE A^UEANCE CGl\I"c' LIFE ASUR T: 'S. Lt. 1<- B urn's GO UT AND RHEUMATIC. PILLS. CURE GOUT. CURE RHEUMATISM. CURE SCIATICA. CURE IJj MBAOO. CURE NEURALGIA. The Excruciating Pain is quickly relieved, and cured in a few days by these celebrated Pills, well- known as the Great Ile- medy for the above Com- plaints. No restraint of diet during use. Sold by all Chemists at lsl^dandasOd per box ONE BOX OF CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS is warranted to cure all discharges from the Urinary Organs, in either sex (acquired or consti- tutional), Gravel, anp Pains in the Back. Guaranteed free from Mercury. Sold in boxes, 4s. fid. ench, by all Chemists and Patent Medicinc Vendors throughout the World; or sent to any address for sixty stamps by the Makers, THE LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COUNTIES DRUG COMPANY, Lincoln. WEAK MEN MADE TKON G. All who suffer from NERVOUS DEBI- LITY, LOST VIGOUR, EXHAUSTER VITALITY, KIDNEY DISEASES, &c. A Treatise explaining the renowned MAR- f-Tux treatment, by local absorption, the only positive cure without Stomach Medicines, will be sent in plain enve- lope sealed for three stamps.—THE MAKSTON REMEDY Co., 2491, High Hol- born, London. (;np. THE BLveD iS THE L!FTV -? 'L .9: WORLD-FAMEB TitTiEAT BLiJiin"^PuHiFoTS RtSTU'RtR. F'or ileanaijij; nnd rlcarinij the Mood fre-n nil irnf'iiril io», whe'hrr the result, of (.'nnt.na:ious I)isoauo, or foul mntter of any de.w-ript.ion, it ca«mot. ]>c too 1HL-!I y rrrommeiHled. K«r.Scrofula. Seurvy, Skinand Blood Disetises, Eczema, nml Sores of fill kinds, it is a never-faikng end ltormnncni euro. It Currs Old Soro?. Cures Ulcerated Sores on the Nedk. Curef. Uicenl cù Sore Logs. Cures lllnckhendfi, or riinples on the FlOh Curew Scurvy Sores. Giirc^ C'aucerous Ukefe, (;Irt' Rlfiod and Skin Ditennet. Cures Glandular Swcllmps. Clenrs tho Blood from nil impure matter. From whatevor causc nrisinw. As t.I: iv.i\inro is pleasant to the tnste, and warranted frpn 1' anvt Ilin iajnrioiis to tho most delicate con- st,ittitioti (If eitlier sox, tho Propriotors solicit BuffcreDtl to give ii a triul to best its ynlno. THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS. Sold in Bottles 2s. M., and in rwsep, containing six times tho quantity, lis. each—(mtlicicnt to effect, a Per. trtunenl care n the gratf. infijoritj- of !nnp tctandiiiK' CRses, BY AIL CHEMISTS nnd PATENT MEDIt'l'NR VKSDOUS t.tirou<rhont tho wodd, or pent, for .< or 1.39 BTANI-J>K by :IIIR LH>COI.N AND MIBHSII (.'VNTIER nUG CoMHK r, Lincoln. (Trade Mark—"BI OOD MIXTURE. ) c -A. ii rFibN. Pnr«V-;i«fr8 of Clarke's Blood Mixture —RO« thnt, von Ret the ('11!lin() arkiclo. Wnrth;p<L imicitions are porno- times pnlined off hy unprincipled vendors. The words co, :11C" an. 1 Midland CnDt.i(,1\ I>ni<r (lomjiany, Lincoln, :P.lld;n,i," fire eni^ravfid on the Governmotit Stamp, and •'Clarke's World-%)med Blond Mixture," blown in the Battle, without which none are genuine. SANATOHIUM, HApKX-liADEJST. Altitude 60 mi.'ircs atiovi' tlic trnvl 1'ivlcr tlift mertlcal direction of Dlt S.Sdll.NKinKli* III;, w. li KMI Y (ilI,»KHT-(HnRli»hman>, K loot ri I- JI<htMiv. n x l.ii r. r!i "n. tivil rail lie lift, rrospectn* oilpplli-Hi ;i>n »<> M. I.r: M 1'rl\l'1.t"'r. (Ø) RW A Y:. — PIJAl\ NI KG OF TOTTHS. cirsnlnv II" EI: Tnr H 1ST 01<'F'ICF.S BERGEN and r*!I l: i S i'L\ N 1 a P1\or< Souvenirs, CurioMtieq. IIOIN I5DILDI>ROS ,NA KOO^ILCG, AND SOCO'BD-HFTLII CUurc\ Mi*Pinn nnd ♦ 3L S. hv"! I/iwn Tennis, A c'nrk^f rnviljciK. Cottnp^ 1 -rf il"" 's ,lf yAfiDIl')w/\V()RKS, Smith lyn'iiiniijlsyy Station, Lopdon, S.K. MADE WITH BOILING WATER. E P P S S GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. COCOA MADE VTITII BOILING MILK. i 1 I- -S, z -"z -L. p -L. 4 ;o. ) oEronrxt- CATTjrON.—n#nwin« CH L ORODYNB. lliki remedy lor Wifrrrhrrn.nvToiitrry, Fever,&c. on rn«* st.imp the name of luveni.or, Dr. J. Collis Browne. mw% mm PURELY VEGETABLE, Perfectly Harmless. U>&gV Will red«€e from two fc> five pounds per week; acts on the U>&gV Will red«€e from two fc> five pounds per week; acts on the food in the stomach, preventing" converb'on *nto. tV Send stamp for pamphlet. Botanic Medicine Co., 3, New Oxford" Street, London, W.C. OVENS ■' Smokeless & Cloiin. ni Fuel. K.ikc C intinuotisly. 1 lundreils in use l'ur Vmkeries, Prisons, Asy- lums, I itstitutioll*, Schools, &c. W. F, MASON", Kngineer, I j' •li 'j si jlit,, M ;ui('better -n and all other Skin Diseases sp,lily cureil 1 i liv Dr. Wilsun's Kei»ic<ly. Send stainpeil aildreiss for sample to Dr. W ilson, l<i, I'oi'illiain itreet, Liver- poi.l. Az N%ii,rante(I etine of Pimplos, Scrofula, Scurvy, Dad Legs, Skin and Blood Diseases, and Seres of all kiuds, we can with confidence roconnnend 'JI-AKICU'S WORLD-FAJTED BLoei) MIXTURE. SOLD by CHOWISTS evuiywhese. i