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The Chronicle Steam Printing Works, 23 and 24, MILL STREET, PONTYPRIDD. ♦•^ESTABLISHED 1863 AS THE FIRST PRINTING OFFICK TN TUB RHONDDA.) B. DAVIES. PRIMER, PUBLISHER. «EBIS!ER Has LARGE and RAPID Machinery to Compete with the Cheapest Houses in the Kingdom, IN iPostfrs. Handbills, Circulars, nil!heads, 31 emorandum Forms, Books, Pam- phlets, Magazines, Club and Colliery Rules, Financial Statements, &e. GEORGE'S Cough Balsam. 'The Books of Brompton RoW< </ Do not contain a case of AatCTT r Consumption which mi 111 nf" .0:" e Aeen effectually cure George's ough Balsam. A great numnerof the r^ost eminent TPhysioiaDain the Kingdom, when every •other means bad failed, to remove affections of the Chest and lungs, •Lave recommetded their patieutB to try ■George's Cough Balsam, -And the result has been immediate improvement and a speedy cure. JPernons employed in factories, coal And Iron mines, close and unwhole- some apartments, Ac., and whose suf- ferings are, therefore, the greater when afflicted with a hard cough, tightness or shortness of breath, AoarBeness, bronchitis, &c., never find "sawything do them half as muoh good George's Cough Balsam. Mothers, pc t whose little ones the 'Jf* "^ao>F seemed to be gathering as e7 gapping upon the bosom or pros- trated in the lap by Whooping Cough, Aaveseen their che^i8hed jdola revived And brought to life again by George's Cough Balsam. Members of Parliament, Military Commanders, Clergymen, Public Speakers aad Singers, Captains of ills of ShipP, Soboolmastera, and other,, uoon -whom the aggravations of a bad ooueh had imposed the necessity for reljn- anishing their employment, hare enabled to resume their engagements $>y taking George's Cough Balsam. It is a truly wonderful Expectorant, -Anti-spasmodic, and Demulcent. No '1fó family should be without it iiho countless Testimo'W'ls. ( PONTYPRIDD JOHN CROCKETT & Co. ^OUTAKIM, Sli toieral Cabinet Makers, aid House For nishers. gkdiMbher for Adult Funerals. Coach for ^Jfuidre%* Funerals. Wreaths in great variety zmadmd's Vo-.ans 7s. 6d. Addto Coffi118 „ » 26s. ^foliated Oak Coffins with White Tria. coiogs and padded inside 60s. • ilbellfbier to carry 8 inside and ooffla out- side (rc"m Pontypridd, Hopkinstowa, Coadpeaotaen. Chaiuwo»Vs aad Tre- foceet to Cemetery 88. ZHatb to carry 6 inr.de and child's tto8. <Mt<nde from above places to Oeaetee? A'rC .1 et 0 -ALI a o o i ftIJI KIDNEYS, LITER, AND DRIBIBY ORGANS. There in BLOOD pf/¡, WW only one way by which any disease oaa be (f cured, and that is by removing the cause, whatever it may be. The great medieaX authorities of the day declare that Hearty emery disease ii earned by deranged kidney* or liver. To restore these, therefore, is the only way by which health can be secured. Here is where Warner's Safe Cure has achieved its great reputation. It acts directly upon the kidneys and liver, and by placing them m a healthy condi- lion drives disease and pain from the system. For all kidney, liver, and urinary troubles; for the distressing disorders Of women; for materia and general debility, this great remedy tat so equal. For DIABETES ask for WARNER'S SAFE DIABETES CURC. For sale by all chemists and druggists, aad at the store* (Price 4s. 6a. per bottle. If your chemist does not keep ilk •ad will not order it, send your orders to tL H. WARNER CO., 47, FARRINGHOON ITBIDIa B liONDON. a.q RUPTURES RUPTURES 44 XJ ODGfE'S I ATEKT 1 "1 Self-adjusting AUTOMATIC HP E U S S SOFT SINSLL is the most perfect we ever examiood." -"Medical Press and and Circular," Out 21, 1885. "HODGB'S Patent Truss is the most comfoitable and effective truss; it gives an elastic pressure, Possessing a very giva advantage. It adapts 'itself readily to the movements of the body."— Lancet," Oct. 3, 1885. *'V«BT ingenious audauccessful trues."—"British Medical Journal," May 23, 1885. WITHOUT enlarging; the opening as conical pads are apt to do, while its resiliency ensures the pad beeping its place without exerting injurious pressure. "Medical Times," Oct. 10, 1885. POSSESS decided advantage both in efficiency and comfort over all others with which we are Ivor acquainted. Liverpool Medical Journal," January 7. 1888. "A very ingenious truss."—" Edinburgh Medi- oal Journal." Feb. 1st, 1883. Description, a Stamped Addressed Envelope, HODGE AND CO., Army Truss Makers, 327, OXFORD STREET, LONDON. FACTORY—18, JAMKS STREET, W. ~"Tkn OLXAM fl* Pimm m^DSivir BLAC MVABIflV* To ENSURE A C&EAR SKIN.-Slllpholine Lotion clears off all imperfections in a few days. Spots, Blemishes Irritating Objectionable Appearances, Redness, Roughness, Tan, Uncomfortable Skin Disfigure- ments &c., however obstinate, entirely fade away, leaving the Skin smooth, transparent, supple, natural, and healthy. Perfectly harmless. Sulpholine is delightfully fragrant, cooling and refieshing: coun- teracts effects of weather, softens, and preserves. Bottlers. 9d. Sold everywhere. CORNS, BUNIONS, AND ENLARGED TOE JOINTS.— DELI.AR'S CORN AND BUNION PLASTERS are the only remedy. They differ from all plasters, shields, or compositions ever invented. By instantly softening the callous surrounding the pain goes at once, the corn soon following. Bunions and enlarged toe joints require more time for perfect cure, but the action is certain. Boxes. Sold by Chemists, Jta. everywhere. GREAT BODILY, NERVE, MENTAL, AND DIGESTIVE STRENGTH follows the use of PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TUNIC. By infusing new life into the nerves, enriching the blood, and strengthening the muscular system, symptOLis of weakness disappear, appetite returns, fatigue ceases, and recruited health results. Insist on having Pepper's Tonic. It can now be obtained in 2s. 6d. bottles. Sold everywhere. It costs about lid. each dose. TARAXACUM AND PODOPHYLI IN.—A liver medicine without mercury, is a mixture of juices of the mandrake and dandelion plants, good for headache, torpidity, costiveness, flatulence, heartburn, indiges- tion, biliousness, repugnance to food, general dis- comfort, depression, &c. Pepper's Taraxacum Podo- phyllin, by stimulating the liver with a most gentle action on the stomach, is the safest, most reliable medicine. Bottles, 2s. 6d. Sold everywhere. Insi- on having Pepper's. To DARKEN GREY HAIR.—LOCKYER'S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER produces a perfectly natural shade in a few days. No hair restorer offered is equal to Lockyer's Sulphur for its beautifying, cleansing action on the hair, causing it always to grow. Large bottles, Is. 6d. Sold everywhere. DEAFNESS. NOISES IN THE EARS, <fec.—DELLAR'S ESSENCE FOR DEAFNESS is still the only remedy of any real worth. Its power of clearing the ear passages and often relieving old cases has been proved I during a quarter of a century. Applied on cotton wool. Bottles, Is. lid. Sold everywhere. A DELIGHTFUL FLAVOUR.—CRACROFT's ARECA-NUT TOOTH PASTE.-By using this delicious Aromatic Dentifrice, the enamel of thh teeth becomes white, sound, and polished like ivory. It is exceedingly fragrant, and specially used for removing incrusta- tions of tartar on neglected teeth. Sold by all Chemists. Pots, Is. and 2s. each. Get Cracroft's. LIVER COMPLAINT.—Three-fourths of our functional derangements are caused by interruption of the liver's action. A few doses of RING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS, without mercury, are a potent remedy. Tbey perform all the benefits of mercury, without any of its disadvantages and dangers. Dr.^ King's Pills remove all liver and stemach com- plaints, biliousness, headache, sickness, shoulder pains, heartburn, indigestion, constipation, so ensur- ing perfect health. These old-fashioned Pills still keep ahead of all others as the great liver remedy. Sold everywhere. DR. KING'SLIVER PILLS, containing dandelion and quinine, without mercury, are far above all others as the surest, mildest mains of removing indigestion, biliousness, headache, dyspepsia, obstructions and irregularities of the liver and stomach, so ensuring perfect health. Dr. King's Pills are sold every- where. To STOP COUGHING, a few doses PEPPBB' WHITE COUGH MIXTURE arrests the most troubleso me fito f coughing, restoring relief and tranquillity to the irritated membranes and air-passages. Soothing, comforting, and demulcent, its action is quite differ- ent from ordinary Cough Remedies. Bottles. Sold everywhere. FOR GARGLING THH THROAT AND MOUTH, use PEPPER'S TANNIN THROAT GARGLE.—An application of great service for sore throat, whether inflammatory, relaxed, or ulcerated. Tannin Gargle is strongly re- commended to speakers, singers, Ac. as greatly pre- I servative and sustaining. It is also a valuable purifier %s a mouth wash, being singularly agreeable, astringent, and cleansing. Bottles. Sold every- where. SULPHOLINE SOAP IS A TOILET SOAP CONTAINING SULPHOLINE.-lt is a. delicately refined, chemically pure Soap, intended for general use, and is free from the injurious acrid oils peculiar to common, imper- n' "n fectly prepared soaps. Sulpholine Soap is excellent for washing at all times and rendering the skin soft, clear, and pliable. Tablets, 6d. each. Sold every- where 'V E. iVAUGHAN & CO., mm DYEING AND SCOURING WORKS. MjANDAFF ROAD, CARDIFF. Branch Establishments '7, t'EJ^KHERBTOWN, 1 CAEI™ 2 .b u T! STREET,$L/AltDlFF. 52, (J- AJ FECIAL STREET, NEWPORT. 83, hK li SiTEET, NEWPORT. :27, C S'l F o HEET, SWANSEA. A (/<1. for Rhondda:- MR. J. F. S, TAILOR & DRAPER, HoN" Aii TO'EET, PORTH. A FAMOUS MELODY. In Scotland and the North of Ireland this sayfmw is very common in the mouths of the peasantry. though all who use it may not understand its origin. It arose out of an old song: "There was an old man and he had an old coir, And he had nothing to give her; 80 he took out his fiddle and played her a tune— Consider, good coir, consider; Tikis is at time of year for the grass to grow, Conesder, good oew, consider." The old cow died of hunger, and when any gro- tesquely y song or tune is uttered, the north country people say: That is |he tiim tbs old cow died of.* MATRIMONIAL ITEM. "I iun very sorry that I did not get acquainted ith yon rantit I had become a widower," said Colo- nel Percy Yerger to bis second wife with whom b8 does not live very happily. "What do you mean by that? asked the part- ner of his joys. Nothing, except, that I would much rather that you had been my first wih," replied the fond but. band, carelessly. Why do you wish that I had been your first wife ? '■ Because some other woman would be my pr* sent wife, darling." A CONSIDERATE EDITOR. He walked into the sanctum with a sort of get. ray- diploma-riglit- in. my-pocket look on his coun- tenance, and drawing near to the editor's desk, i4 quired: « Can I see the editor ? Yes. What do you wanU" "I would like to write for your paper." What's your name? "John Adams." And you'd like to write for oar papar ? o u Yes, sir, if you please. Got a pencil ? Yes, sir." Well, just write your name and addrmp MA Pll see that it's sent to you. Save you all the troa- ble of writing for it, you know. Good morning. It is no great matter to live lovingly with good- natured, humble and meek persons; but he who can do so with the forward, wilful, ignorant, peevish and perverse hath true charity. A Christian ought to be honest first, and then pious if he can. Business before pleasure. Pay the milk bill, and then go to prayer-meeting. An ill argument introduced with deference will procure more credit than the profoundest science with a rough, insolent and noisy management. The best armour is to keep out of gunshot. ADVERTISE INjjTHE CHRONICLE.

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