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MASSAGE is the Most Hygienic and Rational Method for REMOVING FACIAL DISFIGUREMENTS OP ALL KINDS, SUCS AS WRINKLES AND BLACKHEADS. IF YOU VALUE YOUR COMPLEXION, PAY A VISIT TO ROBERT LANE'S, SPECIALLY APPOINTED MASSAGE COURT, 3. DUKE-STREET. CARDIFF.

amUiS, MAEBIAGES, DEATHS, AND I IN MEMOBIAM. Notices appearing .under '.he5Ø Headings are charges at the following ratæ:- If inserted in the "EVENING EXPRESS." "WES. TEUN MAIL," and "WEEKLY MAIL, 3s. for 30 Woiils and ld. for each additional NVord. If inserted in the "EVENING EXPRESS" and "WEEKLY MAIL" only, Is. for 30 W ordB and Id. ?fodr •very Two Extra Words. No notices of this description will be inserted unless anthenticated by the name and address of the sender. Telegrams and telephonic messages cannot be acted on until confirmed in writing. BIRTHST MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS BIRTHS. XeKELVEY.-On February 17th, at 231, Inverness-place, to Dr. and Mrs. McKelvey, a daughter.

AUGUSTINE J. STONE (Late STONE BEOS.). 1 FUKEBAIi FURNISHER & FUNERAL DTBECTOB Ferso&al Supervision to All orden- Nat. Tel.: CM?tft, suNroe. rv7i?si?o; n E?rry D-k?, No- 57 Post Offioe Tel. N. IIl, CartHA. Telegrams: STONE BBOS.. CARRIFF. STONE BROS., Barry Dock. K, TyOREING-ST., CARDIFF. :1- And 101, HOLTON-BOAD, BARRY DOCKS. J. MARSH & CO.. FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS, REMOVED, 9. FREDERICS-STREET, and 41. WESTBOURNE-PLACE, Price List en Application. Sstioail Tel. Ko. 0121í. SESSIONS & SONS (LTD->- j CARDIFF. MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, AND CROSSES. I PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CARDIFF. THEATRE ROYAL, (?ARDIFF. Lessee and Manager.ROBERT REDFORD. THURSDAY. February 18th, THREE NIGHTS ONLY. MR. and MRS. Kendal AND THEIR COMPANY. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), for the First Time in Cardiff, the Latest Most Successful Play, by Ernest Hendrie, DICK HOPE. FRIDAY, the Immensely Popular Comedy, THE ELDER MISS BLOSSOM. SATURDAY, Tom Taylor's Evergreen, STILL WATERS RUN DEEP. Prices this engagement-Reserved Seats: Dress Circle 5s.. Orchestra Stalls 4s. NEXT WEEK: The Musical Play, rpHE SCHOOL G IRL. Box Office at Theatre, 10 to 5. Nat. Tel. 362. a429 GRAND THEATRE. Lessee and Manager EDWARD QUIGLEY. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. THE SINS OF A CITY, And PAYNE'S ANIMATED PICTURES. Next Week: A GIRL'S CROSS ROADS. e4093pl3 Tia not in mortals to command success, but we'll do more-deserve it.Addieon. HTjpHE QAEDIFF JJMPIRE, QUEEN-STREET. Hanging Director .OSW ALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT! HELOT HERMANN, The Lightning Horticulturist. The Artistic Man of Mystery. Banjoists, Dancers, Songstresses. THREE SISTERS SLATER, Who will amuse you for a few minutes. The Actor Vocalist, ARTHUR ALBERT, In his Latest Successes. THE BLACK TROUBADOURS, In a Selection of Harmonised and Melodious Glees. HOWARD AND HARRIS, In The Adventures of a Happy Hibernian." THE RITCHIE DUO, The Eccentric Cyclists. The Song Machine, ¡ F. V. ST. CLAIR, Author and Singer of Numerous Songs—All Successes, too. Three Athletes of Strength and Precision— BROS. DURWAL, In New and Novel Feats. Music with a spice of Eccentricity added- FRANCIS AND MELLI, Th« Funny Duo, whose sole aim is to Wreathe your Faces with Smiles. Grand Production of PROF. SELKIRK'S A Juvenile Spectacle, ALL SCOTCH, Performed by 100 Cardiff Children. Next Week;—CHUNG LING 800. Bicycles Stored Free of Charge. Two Performances Nightly. Early One between 7 o'clock and 9; Late One between 9 o'clock and 11. All Artistes Appear at Each Performance. Box Office open daily (with exception of Saturdays) 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. Saturdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Plan of Grand Circle. No Booking Fees. „ 1-18363 g T. M -,k R Y H A, L L 32, St. Mary-street, Cardiff (above) Andrews' Restaurant. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING, At Eight. Doors Open 7.30. ADMISSION PRICES REDUCED. t 3d. and 6d. Best Seats. ST. MARY-HALL, I 32, St. Mary-street (Above Andrews' Res- taurant, Cardiff). pROFESSOR JJICHARD, M.E., SCIENTIFIC SPECIALIST. ,¡ FREE OCULAR EXHIBITION OF HEALING And Amusing Electric Entertainment. Patients recommended by letters from Clergymen or well-known persons will be admitted Free at Six p.m., for Free Treatment. Professor RICHARD'S method of cure is •patented by British Royal Letters Patent, AO. 2,254. Certificated by his Excellency the honourable Sir Fredk. Matthew Darley, ?'?ht. Lieut.-Goveruor, endorsed by the Mms1:er of Justice Professor Richard's method of cure is the only rational applicatiop ?f Electricity to the human ^L has been most effectively em- J Paralysis, Deafness, Defec- Rheumatism, Gout. Stiff Joints, ? Neu?ra?l? gia Lumbago, Sciatica. Spine Troubles.  7?Vmbie'S' Stuttering, Varico- c6e: and other Aiimems susceptible to Elec- tr;c!.ty. Professor Richard has thousands of testimonials from all ?art? o? ?ob? Jrofessor Richard gives private con?lt?t?s free at his ,?pecial irivate consulting rooms ^n St. Mai> nail. 32. So. Mary-street. Cardiff, every day from Ten a.m. to Seven p.m e12501 NEWPORT. nlHE N E I' P 0 R. T EMPIRE, CHARLES-STREET; Managing Director OSWALD STOLL. To-night!-Happy Fann^y Fields, the Merrv, Laughing. Delightful Little American-Dutch -C-irl. The BohemIans. Alfred Barker. Max GPuber with his Elephant arid Horse in Indian Sports. The Accomplished Ventri- loquist, Lieutenant Travis. Benson and Geoffreys. Charles Mildare. Lily Lena. Hugh etanton and Company, in his Successful I atire, For Refonn.G- H,. Chirgwm will1 be here next L18264 MRS. WILLIAMS'S CLEARANCE SALE commences MONDAY NFJrT. for Two Weeks Only when she intends to Offer her Entire Stock all new, clean Goods of the Latest Fashion, at such Astounding Reductions as cannot fail to effect a speedy -clearance. Millinery, Blou,W, Children a fcostumes. Overalls, and Bonnets, Fancy iGoods. Corsets, Underclothing, Sunshades, limufflefi, Gloves, Ties Collarettes, &c., at reduced prices' to effect' a clearance.-Mrs. WUJJAM. za and 30. Royal Arcade. Cardiff. PUBLIC NOTICES HALF-YEARLY MEETING OF THE LABOUR CO PARTNERSHIP ASSOCIATION. On FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19th, a PUBLIC MEETING will be Held in the CORY MEMORIAL-HALL. Chair to be taken at 7.30, by Sir ALFRED THOMAS, M.P. Speaker: Right Hon. Sir JOHN GORST, M.P. Alderman J. Jenkins, J.P. (Mayor of Car- diff), and many others interested in Social and Industrial Problems hope to lie present. Doors open at 6.30 p.m. Selections of Music from 6.45 to 7.30. INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE in the CORY MEMORIAL-HALL, on SATURDAY, February 20th. Morning 10.30, Afternoon 2.30. Papers by Professor S. J. CHAPMAN, M.A. (Dean of the Faculty of Commerce in the University of Manchester) and Mr. W. J. PARRY, Manager of the North Wales Quarries (Limited). A limited number of visitors' tickets may be obtained from the SECRETARY, 15. South- ampton-row, W.C. London. 3237pl8 BALL-ROOMS, Bazaars, and Banquet* ing-hallas Decorated and Furnished Com- plete by RICHARDSON and CO., Royal Arcade. chambers. St. Mary-street. Cardiff. Nat. Tel.. 1092. Awnings i and Marquees for Wedding Receptions. Richardson's Marquees Erected (without injury to lawns) as Temporary Ball. rooms, with Polished Floors: a Speciality. el2313 BUSINESS ADDRESSES. FURNITURE. FURNITURE. THE LARGEST STOCK TO SELECT FROM. TH BEST IN QUALITY, rpHE CHEAPEST IN PRICE. FOR CASH OR ON EASY TERMS. TO GET ALL THIS GO TO TIIBI .ATLAS FURNISHING CO., HAYES, CARDIFF. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS. PAY THEM A VISIT. CATALOGUES FEEE ON APPLICATION. FOE HOBE THAN BALB A CBJr/Oliy DALE. FORTY. & CO.S pIANOS AND QRGANS Also PIANOS by LIPF, BRINSMEAD, ERARD, CQLLARD, CRAMER, BORD, Ac., 4o. ORGANS by MASON and HAMLIN, FAEBAND, WEAVER. BELL. Ac.. Ac. -gpftl-af Discounts for Casirrtjnmty-toe on our system of extended payments. •Sole Agents for the "CECILIAN" PERFECT PIANO PLAYER. Full Illustrated Lists free on application. DALE. FORTY. & CO.. CARDIFF. AIM at Cheltenham, Birmingham, Ac. BEECHAM'S PILLS are just the thing. Worth a Guinea a Box. YOU NEVER KNOW YOUR LUCK in Life if you suffer from Temporary In- disposition, Bilious and Nervous Dis- orders. Sick Headache, Constipation, Impaired Digestion, or Disordered Liver. You are handicapped to commence with. THE RACE OF LIFE IS FOR THE STRONG both in body and mind. Don't you sit down and think you haven't a chance— YOU HAVE, if you will only see to it. GOOD HEALTH and a VIGOROUS MIND may be obtained by using BEECHAM'S PILLS. They act as a restorative and renovator of the human system BEECHAM'S PILLS are compounded of those vegetable extracts which repair the wasting tissues and nerve centres. That is why B EE,'MAM'S pILLS are just the thing. Worth a Guinea a Box. A Silver Watch Free FOR POSTAL ORDER 2s. we will forward one of our ??-? Beautiful Massive 18-ot. GOLD l?? SIMULATIDN ALBERTS, per return of post, together with our genuine offer of a Solid Silver Watch Free (Ladies or EP? ?? \?- ??jl Gent.'s). These Watches are f&(|VM 0J excellent timekeepers, have Solid Silver Cases, and being TSsgijJglir reliable should be in every body b .v.dœt. We are giving them away to introduce our goods to the public. Write at once to FLASHALL CO., 19, Norfolk- street, Sunderland. el2602 ¡q¡¡>¿. 0 BREAD ? g EQUAL TO I I REYNOLDS' 1 WHEATMEAL f ? PURE, WHOLESOME, DIGESTIVE. S J. REYNOLDS & 00., LIMITED. I ? GLOUCESTER. M ? ORDER FROM ANY BAKER AND BE 1 N CONVINCED. g ? The Best Brown Loaf on OSer. el2275 |W MMS A %=man= =M==M==mW&f piCTURE pOST-CARDS. DON'T omit in sending cards abroad to cross out the words Post-card," writing Printed matter only above. If you do this you may send a card to all places abroad for Ad. If you omit this, the card will be charged 2d. at the other end of its journey and most likely refused. But in sending a picture card abroad for iu. you must write nothing beyond your own name and address on the back. DON'T'write anything beyond the address land the words Printed matter only") on the front of post-cards for any foreign country or British Colony. Writing on the front of cards is only permitted in Great Brita.in.-(" Girl's Realm. Further advice and specimens at STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. WESTERN MAIL. CARDIFF, A business man may make Want Ms. as useful to him as his most iisefid clerk-if lie uses them as regularly BUSINESS ADDRESSES.  OH, DEAR, DOC'ro, MUST MY x XSTOP ONE MOMENT. y ? DARLING DIE? ? THERE IS VERY LITTLE HOPE, BUT TRY TUDOR WILLIAMS PARENT JgALSAM OF JJONEY. THERE IS NO REMEDY UNDER CANOPY OF HEAVEN EQUAL. 9 PATRONISED BY ROYALTY, NOBILITY, DOCTORS, NURSES, and MOTHERS PRAISE IT. V7HY? IT contains PURE Welsh Honey and an Essence of the Purest and Most Efficacious Herbs, gathered on the Hills of Wales, being gathered in the proper season, when itu virtues are in full perfection. BRONCHITIS. THERE are thousands of children who die annually from Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, and Croup. This is a grand discovery for the Cure of such complaints. The Famous Remedy for COUGHS, BRON- CHITIS, ASTHMA, and CONSUMPTION has the largest sale of any chest medicine in Wales and England. Those who have takeu this medicine are amazed at its wonderful influence. Sufferers from any form of Bron- chitis. Cough, Difficulty of Breathing. Hoarse- ness, Pain or Soreness in the Chest, experience delightful and immediate relief; and to those who are subject to Colds on the Chest it is invaluable, as it effects a Complete Cure. It is most comforting in allaying irritation in the th-oat, and giving strength to the voice. and it neither allows a Cough or Asthma to become chronic, nor Consumption to develop. Consumption has never been known to exist where "Coughs" have been properly treated with this medicine. No house sliorld be with- out it. as, taken at the beginning, a dose is generally sufficient, and a Complete Cure is certain. SEE THAT YOU GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE TUDOR WILLIAMS' PATENT BALSAM OF HONEY, MOST IMPORTANT. SO MANY IMITATIONS AND FRAUD. Sold by all Chemists and Stores in Is., 2s. 6d., and 4s. 6d bottles Sample bottle sent (post paid) for Is 3d. 3s., and 5s. from the inventor. Saving in pnrchasing the larger size bottles. D. Tv DOR WILLLUíS, L.S.D.E.W.. J'. JL vV MEDICAL HAIL, ABERDARE. eI2480 THE POPULAR CUHE For COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, and all Chest Affections is TEMPLAR MALINS WOND5.RFUI. SIXPENNY 6d COUGH  6d. STO?I ? Is composed of Honey, Squills, Toln, Ipecac, Paregoric, and SOMETHING ELSE, which makes it an immediate F -U L -ISIDP to all kinds of Coughs. Trial Bottle, 6d. Large Size, Is. Poet Free, 9d. Post Free, 1/3. PREPARED ONLY BY TEMPLAR MALINS, CASH CHEMIST, 29, QUEEN.STREET, CARDIFF el2514 MONEY WANTED £ »20 wanted for one month; full security given; prompt return of £ 25; private desired.-D 18, Even- ing Express, Cardiff. e379Spl9 MONEY TO LEND. THE CHARING-CROSS BANK. JL Established 1870. 119 & 120, Bishopsgate-st. Within, E.C., and London 28, Bedford-street, Charing Cross, W.C., 3 Assets ;C512,475 0 0 Liabilities. L209,475 0 0 Capital and Reserve £ 303,000 0 0 LOANS of ?30 to ?2,000 granted at a few hours' notice, in town or country, male or female, on mortgage cf furniture, farm, and trade stock, plant, crops, &c., without removal, and to assist persons into business. Also on deeds, policies, and reversions. Dis. tance no object. Easy payments Special facilities to all requiring banking accounts. Deposits of £10 and upwards received as under:- 5 p.c. per an., subject to 3 mottths' notice of withdrawal. 6 p.c. per an., subject to 6 months' notice of withdrawal. 7 p.c. per an., subject to 12 months' notice of withdrawal. Special tc,rros for longer periods. Interest paid quar- terly. Write or call for prospectus. The Terminal Deposit Bonds pay nearly 9 per cent., and are a safe investment. A. WILLIAMS, H. J. TALL, Joint Managers SUMS from EZO to £ 3,005 ADVANCED AT SHOUT NOTICE. On Approved Kote of Hand, Personal, or Other Securities. Charges arranged before Transactions are Completed. Mortgages OIL Property Effected at Current Kates of Interest. Tourists' and Season Tickets Purchased and Arranged for Clients on the Payment Principle, Money advanced on Second Mortgages. Apply 1. W. Uoyd. Manager, FIELDING (LTD.), HATES-BUILDINGS. THE HAYES. S933 CARDIFF. 933_(; ze 10 to M,NO Advanced on Note of Hand alone, without bonds, publicity, or charges of any description whatever unless business is done. No bills of sale, and the strictest privacy guaranteed. On receipt of application representative will wait upon you by appointment and advance you the amount required, re-payable by easy instalments to suit your own con- venience. Special rates for short periods.-Write (itl con- fidence) to actual lender, C, WELLS, CORRIDOR CHAMBERS, MARKET PLACE, LEICESTER el251,0 FrUIE Oldlished Proyinci:11 Union Bank con- r tinues 0 lend immense SUMB daily, from £ 10 to £5 OO' on note of hand alone or other security. No cffice inquiry charges whatever. Moderate interest Easy instalments. Special rates for short periods. Largest and most honourably condu-tad business in the Kingdom. Thousands of our regular customers have expressed their entire satisfaction in repeated transac- tion. with us. /1. gentleman from bank will wait upon you at once with cash.-Call or wrtte (in confidence) to Manager. Stanley Dowding, 1, Queen's-aquare, Bristol, or to Messrs. Davenport and Mortnan, Qaeen's-cham- bcrs, Queen-stieet Arcade, Cardiff. eLI941 PIGEONS, POULTRY, &c. RAND Indian Gamo Cockerel for Sale, 7s. 6d.— GHoin) Farm, Dinaa POWIS. el2667 COCK Goldfinches, 7s. 6d.; Cock Canaries, 10s. 6d.; Hens, 4s.-Andrew, In?ole Arms, Canton. ep23 SITTINGS now ready, White or Brown Leghorn; also Barred Plymouth Rocks; exceptionally good laying strain; 5s. sitting.-W. W., St. Arvan's. epls MACHINERY, &c. 8-h.p. Portable Engine, Chaif fCutter; 20 yards of Belting for sale, cheap.-Orcharù, Co<1J Merchnt, N_e_OlL 0S942pl8 MEDICAL REMEDIES. ARTIFICIAL gs, Hands, Leg Irons, Children's ARubbel7 Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Glycerine Syringes, Valgus Pads, &c.; in stock, Children's Iiubr*r Trusses, "rutch Shoce, Tru-??,eq, Knee Caps, Crntches, Bolts, &c.; lady attendant for ladies' belts and trusses; repairs done; list free.—Allen l'earce, Charlns-street (off Queen-street), Cardiff, and Broadmead, Bristol. el2192 WAGON AND COLLIERY REQUISITES. SLEEPERS, Fencing Poets, Ac., all sizes; creosotoed and cleam.-Charles Calder and Co.. Princc of WaJes s waaMa< musei. PREPAID SCALE. Small Prepaid Advertisements are inserted ill the "EVEKTyG EXPRESS" at the following ratw- ONCE. THUEK SIX j TIMKS. TIMKS. D. R. D. S: D; 12 words or less 6 0 6 0 9 13 to 19 words 0 5 0 10 1 3 20 to 26 Words 0 7011219 Eah¡-il words j COMBINED SCALE for Small Prepaid Adver- tisements in the "WESTERN MAIL" and "EVEN- IKG EXPRESS":— WORDS. I ONCE. T 1-1 P. F, F, RIX TIMES. TIMES. :i D. s. D. 12 or less 0 8 1 4 2 0 13 to 19 1 0 2 0 3 0 2C to 26 1 4 2 8 4 K^rd r!" 7! 0 4 0 8 words I In all cases the namti and address are counted as part oi the Advertisement. MEDICAL. M IDWIFERY held at si, Charles-street, Car- difr-Letter, Bristol Cottage Hœpital. e12474 SCHOLASTIC SHOBTHAXD, Book-keeping, Commercial Arithmetic; private tuition.—Prospectus, Stanton, 92, Lewis- Etreet, Newport. el2654 WANTED, position as daily Governess; excellent V references; musical; capable of teaching piano; fond of children.-52, Penylan-road, Cardiff. e4034p22 HOUSEKEEPERS, die. WANTED, Working Housekeeper for Business House; able to cook; also good General Servant; best references required.—Henry Laviers, Macsteg. e.)972p19 DISENGAGED.—Good Cook-Housekeeper or Mana- geress for 3 mon(h5.-M¿uke'street Regist ry. Aber- gavenny. c3963p19 DOMESTIC SERVANTS. ruATiON required as Between-Maid or Under Nurse, IO first place; good home.-Apply Bookseller, New- bridge, Mon. e3937pl3 WANTED, an experienced wag,-s C20. Y' -31rs. P?i,chicl, Crumlin HaU, Crumlin. cl?674 'xl' ASTED, UtetúlHelp; use to general housework.- y vApply 99, Co? lr?dg e- road. e4017p18 WANTED, a Cook-GenBral and Housemaid-General.— Voluntary Hospital, Barry Docks. e4094- "TXT"ANTED, Housemaid, who can assist in washing l V and ironing.-Apply Mrs. W. Harris, 144, High- streeet, Merthyr. e4022p22 WANTED, good General; good references; not l f under 20.-31. Waiters-road, Swansea. -40611,23 OUSEMAID waited.—Apply Mrs. McDonald, Holly- dene, near LlandafI Station. e4062112.5 "TXTANTED, by Feb. 22nd competent Houee-Parlov.r- V maid; good references required from last situ- ation.State wages, Simons, Cae Court, Bridgend- GlaD1organ.e4()1 GIRL wanted for housework; good plain 1-?wIr.- Gli-. 11 25, Windsor-road, Penarth. o4029p22 W ANTED, early in March, experienced Housemaid; also goo,? Kitchenmaid; good characters indis- pensable.—Apply, between 11 and 1 or 5 and 7, to Mrs. C. H. Bailey, BaI-road, Newport, Mon. e4025p22 W A?NTED Cook-General, or experienced General Servant; small family.-Apply, after 6 p.m., 108, Catliedral-road. e4007p20 '\7{T AKTEP. good General, about 20; able to do plain cpoking; washing out.-Apply, with reference, Thomas, Ironmonger, Treorky. e4037pl3 UTA:i\r1D, General or Useful Help; farmhouse; V f milk!ng.-Mrö, Jouæ. WintOne Court, Aber- gavenny. e4056p23 UiÃNTE-ri:<Who undei stands phtin- V cooking; small family; another servant kept.- Mrg. Slade, Glanmor Fields> Park, Newpcrt, Mon. ep22 "l^TTANTED, strong girl as General; lady and gen- ? V tleman.-38, Connaught-road, Roath. cp18 RESPECTABLE young Girl housework and bby; asistanco gi?en.-35, Eomilly-crescent, Canton. I T.? 'e44D28pl8 GENERAL, good character, understand plain cook- Gin. family three; wages L16.-M. N., 154, Osbaldston-road, Upper Clapton, London, e4000p20 WANTED, good General SeiVant; able to do quite f plain "co<)king; good wages; references.—Mrs. Griffith5,Mae?ycoed, Abercynon, Glam: e396?P20 ANTED immediately, strong, respectable General small family; -good wages; references required.- Apply Mr. Jenkins, Cambrian House, Cowbridge. ep4 GENERAL Servant wanted.—Apply mornings, or G- write 1, Dyfrig-street, Cathedral-road. e3998p20 WAXTED immediately, young Cook and House- Parlourmaid; small family.-Apply Mrs. Green, Fairy Land, Neath. e3988p20 N~ URSE-Housernaid wanted, by 3rd March; must be Nclean and of respectable appearance; comfortable home; wages £12 to £14; good references.—Mrs. Lester, Grasmere, Conway Shore, Llandudno. el2653 j I TjTTTASTED, March 7, good, experienced General; 't family three: nursemaid kept.-Apply, stating age, wages, references, D 91, Evening Express, Cardiff. e3S36pl8 HOUSEparjounnaid wanted; wages L16 to L18; small family.—State age, height, experience, refe- rence, to Mrs. Edward Williams, Aberayron. e3935pl3 H OTTSE-Ilarlourmaid disengaged; £18; thoroughly experienced, also Housemaid, £14, and one £10; kitchenmaids and betweenmaids.—12, Cowbridge-road. e3329pl8 COOK-General disengaged; 2 years' references; good cGOk; all dishcs.-14, Cowbridge-road. e3924pl8 GENERAL disengaged; strong country girl; wash, Gcook, -Radt table.14. Cowbridge-road. e3325p18 HOTEL SERVANTS. W ANTED, Barman; experienced, sober; used to general hotel work; live out.-E 18, Evening Express, Cardiff. e40CSp20 iT ANTED-by March 8th, ?.perienced Waitrcôs,- V State age, reference, Marine Hotel, Porthcawl. e406Sp23 GENERAL Senant wanted; good wages to suitable G,-irl; good home; help given.-S, E. Bowen, Rhos- wenallt Hotel, Abernant, Aberdare. e4067p23 W-A-TEDatonce, Under Boots.-Apply Boots, if Caste Hotel, Ha?erfordwe.?t. e4051p19 SCDLI/ERY5IAID.—Strong Perwn required; wages L16 and launary.-Mauagerec5, Royal Hotel, Cardiff. e»82pl9 WANTED, experienced Barmaid; reliable; refe- V, rences required.—Personal application, Edward, Great Western Hotel, Quaker's Yard Junction, Tre- hajris. e40 £ 6pl8 HOUSEMAID required, about 23; wages £14- and laundry.—Manageress, Royal Hotel, Cardiff. epl9 w ANTED, Chambt?rla^in, if Wyndham Hotel, Canton. c4077plG ANTED, a young Man to make himself generally ufCfnl; aged 17 to 20; must be of good character.—Swan Hotel, Penygraig. el3661 ANTED, good General, 25 to 30; plain cooking if required; good wages suitable person.—J., W'attstow.i Hotel, Wattstewn. e3920p!8 -H- EAD Chambermaid wanted; must have good refe- Hrpncea.-App',y Ram Hotel, Gloucester. £3938p18 DRESSMAKERS, MILLINERS, &c MILLINER -WantEd. first Hand; must be thoroughly experienced oudoors.-Give full particulan, stat- in- sabry, and when disengaged, Manager, Co-oT?erative, Abertillerv. c3940pl3 LEWl, Lewis and Co., Drapers, 8wanea, have cies_ for smJ'actililliner_e2 DRESSMAKING.—Wanted, stylish, competent first DI-Iand.-kpply, full particulars, Hughes-Evans, Draper, Dowlais. e39S2p19 M1LWiERY. W;¡.nwëXPeiienceù, practical Milliner, aged about 20.—Cooke, Draper, Blaena,on, Mon. e3985p20 TRAVELLERS, AGENTS. P?'xVELLElt wanted; mUót be steady and reliable.- 1. Apply 59, Cowbridge-road. e3S47pl9 A Burton.- Brc'rv.ho:e ales ale well-Known, Azr0 ii-cpar?d to anpoint Buying Agents.—Particu- lar. W. 55., Evwiing Express, e3940p!9 HISTORY of ConccrvaL'ye Party, 1854 to IVA. (Pub- at enormous expense). Representatives wanted to solicit orders; suit one used to electioneering.—Write Virtue, Wharton-streei, Cardiff. e4031p23 -A-(ÚN:rswä.:iltêd everywhe;etõseÎ1 art';clc? iIldi;Pn- A'sable to all shopkeepers and most homehoJdcys; good commission.—Terms and particulars from Frank, Arthur, and Co., S3, Aldersgatc-street, London, E.C. ^12671 HOSIERY.—Wanted immediately, a Traveller to H cover South Wales ground (Welshman); must be sober; preference given to one with previous experience. -Apply, with fnil particulars, to D. E. Williams and Co., Park MilL", Llandiio. e4064p23 GOOD Canvassers wanted for piano and organ trade; Gliber-,tl terms to steady men.—Thompson and Shackell (Limited), Pontypridd. e4076p23 ENERGETIC local Man wanted; splendid opming Fj occurs for smart, active man who can undertake outsido Agency spare time; would not interfere with present business.—Address, E 47, Evening Express, Car- diff. e40&Sp23 40s. Profit.—Buying Agenta to supply shopkeepers and 4otbe,rs with our peciàlit1es, Empire Linen PoliEh, Cookey's Grary, Salt, &c; agents weU ted."cu- 11 beam Campany, NutUughmo? œp20 CLERKS, MANAGERS, &c WANTED, an experiaiced and respectable Water V Clerk at Barry Do<jk.—Apply, stating age, refe- rences, wages, &c., to Boole's (Limited), 2S5, Bute- street, Cardiff. c325Dpl9 ASSISTANTS wanted everywhere to address envelopes, &c.-Scnd addressed envelope for prospectus, North (3 H Dept.), 6, York-buildijgE, Adelphi, London. ep20 3 Wc(,I:!y.-Per ons waited everywhere for addressing circulars.-Send, addressed ennlope for Proposal Manager, 8B, Elm Ledge, Southall, Middlesex. e3S91p20 EXPERIENCED Râ"-Man; diæng-aeù; able pi take charge Mrrn'a 4eiiverie3 and check railway accounts—E 46, t LMZ zxpres?, Cardiff. e4054pl9 BUILDERS' Book and .Timekeeper rquie(f Bbro,i,?.iire; accustomed to measuring and abstract- ing; early rt«er.—Apply, by letter, stating salary required, with two last inferences, to Box A, "Tenby and County News" Office; Tenby. c3302p20 BCOT Trade.—Smart ejttergstic Manager wanted -.r pushing t,ade.-?SlatO reference, salary' guarantee required, Boyle and Co., Cardiff. e4005p20 CONFIDENTIAL Clerkship or Position of Trust, or j as Representative in Birmingham.—Experienced clerk, agod 32, with 11 years' high est references, desires Engagement.—Address E. L., 83, Fourth-avenue, Green- lane, Small Heath, Birmingham. e4C15p22 MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS: rrENDf;U invited for sinking a coal pit.-For further Tpar,ic?ilaxs, apply to John Brace, Colliery Manager, PontF.rdulais. e4055p23 IRONMONGERY.—Smart Assistant as :Fir"t Hand; JL must be able to speafc Welsh.—J. Marshall and Co., Barmouth. e3979p20 "TXT"ANTED, good, handy Man, who thoroughly under- V stands all kinds stock and pasture land; cottage, garden foijud.-Applv Chaldeans, St. Fagans. e4075pl9 W ANTED, to Apprentice respectable Youth good V T trade or 39, Evening Express, Car- diff. e4071p23 "VX7"ANTED, Groom-Coachman; generally useful; live 7 V JIL-Apply, with references, wage", and age, Dr. Frost, Llanhilleth, near Newport. e4070pl9 GARDENER wanted?unrnMhed;emgle-haaded? Goccasion.1 a5j'tance; grapes, melons, other fruit; smail glass; lodging foua-3, not board.—Write, enclosing testimonials, Pratt, Beugi{;0M. Cacrieon. e407Epl3 \\TANTED, good, reliable Man of experience, to t?ke AN, charge of coal washer; state wages.—Apply Lan- caster Steam Coal Collieries (Limited), Cwmtiilery. e12675 BAKER, all-round, good experience, and reliable, seeks BPerman?,ncy.-Quarry Ho'j?e, Miskin, Mountain Ash. e4C37pl3 rMO Y.hetl?rightB?'??a???, hali-a-dozen e-?eriened T Men only; constant emp!oyment .-ApVJY S. Stone and Sons, Carriage AVorks, Newport. ep23 GANGER required for Biilding Contract in Pem- Gbrokesb i-e; weil accustomed to drainage, concrete work, and foundations.—Apply, stating wages required, and previous experience, Box, "Tenby and County Timeo" Offica Tenby. eSE23p20 COACHMAN.—Gentleman can recommend for single- handed placc. thoroughly sober and steady, aged 34, married, 3 children.-Addre3S House (Coachman), Coidbrook Park, Abergavenny, e40;ilp22 "5XTANTED, Groom; drive well, milk, attend cows, 't' abstainer; good wages.—Colonel Mayhew Aberglasncy. Golden Grove. e4035pl8 XXT"ANTED, steady Man to ?ttend to horse, "mall V V ga.-den and make himself generally lIefuL- Norma;! Sull_Ha.rdwickø Hill, Che!eW3bn8 TO Hautiers.-IVaiitd t ()nee, steady Man to deliver S beer; good wages and regular employment.—Wes- tern Valleys Brewery, Crumlin, Mon. el2669 WANTED at c.n  a steady, tru?worthy man as f f Ps?5?upors lift Attendant.—Apply Manageress, King's Head Hotel, Newport, Mon. Z973pl9 GROOM-Gardener who thoroughly understands Gqarden a,r nd caro of hoMe; drive; generally useful; a reliable man, not too young, desiring comfortable home and permanency.—ge references, wages (indoors), Dr. John Jones. WANTED, a tow art. Lad. who can ride bicycles; t T must be respectable and produce good reference. —Apply "Evening Express" otnce..um PREMISES. MESSRS. S. HERN AND PEBTWEE, l?j. AUCTM?REES VALUERS. suRvEyom, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGE"8. For list of Business Preijiiaes and Houses to be Let or Sold see "Western -Nlaij" Daily, Printed Register free. Office?, 93. St. MafT-stFet^, Cardiff. Established I8W. NEWPORT-Road.—For Sale, a well-built House, con- taining three reception rooms, five bedrooms, and every convenience.—Apply 130, Newport-road. e4084p23 EADYR.—To Let, Aldersyde; desirable residence.- IR; Apply The Laurels, Badyr, near Cardiff, ep23 T 0 Let, Family Residence, Les Eaux, Clytha Park, Newport; secluded garden, I acre, running stream, fishponds, tennis lawn, vinery; the house contains drawing-room. 19ft x 18ft. x lift., dining-room, ISft. x 15ft. x lift., breakfast room, 17ft. x 15ft. x lift., six large bedrooms, dressing-room, bathroom, and usual domestic officc.-For further particulars, and order to view, apply to Harold H. Swalwell, 10, Skiiiner-strect, Nowport. e4080p23 A Health Resort.—To Let, a Cottage (partly fnr- Allisheet),near Llanedy Church, comprising two bedrooms, sitting-room, and pantry; 10s. per week.— AppJy Rector, Llanedy, Pontardulais. e4O6Sp23 BUTCHERS —TO Let, a goia? concern, frst-clam 9) Butcher's Shop, Dwelling-houæ, stable; in centre of Boath; good family trade; ingoing moderate.—Apply E 45. Evening Express, Cardiff. e4052p23 ml WO Villas to Let at Ca.doxton, near Keath.-Apply _L Charles, Gower, Dynevor. o40S5pl9 0 Le, The Lea, G frey-roa(i, TO Le, The Lea, Godfrey-r?ad, Newport, containing rthrea reception rooms, six bedrooms, coachhouse, vinery, beautiful garden about i acre.—Full particulars, on application to Harold Swaiwell, 10, Skinner-street, Newport. e4079p23 FOR Sale, Pe vim BHU, semi-detached double-front Houses'; cellar in basement; ground aoor, three reception rooms, large ciiina pantry and larder; first floor, five bedrooms, and billiard room, bath, and w.c.; second floor, 3 bedrooms; ground rent, £ 8 8s.—Apply Comley, 84, Penylan-road. e3357pl9 FOR Sale, or to Let in Roath, large Warehouse, with j' stabling, cellar, lofts, large yard, well, and splen- did stabling.—L. W. Culley, 92, Queen-street, Cardiff. e4043p23 rpo Let, Couper Villa, Wordsworth-avenue, eardiii? A Apply above, J. M. Curnow. C12668 ARADE, Neath, close to markets, about to be JL enlarged, to Let, lease or sell, House and Shop, now carried on grocery and ironmongery; possession March 25th next.—Apply Sims, ?0, Alexander-street, Neath. e4033p22 EX C AI RaTNeath^T 0 beT^tTo?"SoId~ Villa Resi- dence, with stable, coachhouse, and garden; p.leasantlv situated; overlooking town and harbour. Apply Sims. 20, Alexandra-street, Neath. e4032p22 TO Let, House and Shop; suit butcher.-App?y King's THead Hotel, Usk. e4039p22 TO Let, a lOroomed House; partly furnished.—Miss i. Minscott, Limes, Laugharne. e3989p20 To-L-;i7:-CCcil-strëëÇ- Boath? 7s. 6d.: newij Tdecorated-7, Park-plMe. e3922pl8 ABERYSTWYTH.—TO Let, House and Shop, Terrace- j? road; also HOUEE, Alexandra-road; both In excel- lent positions (shop 32ft. lon?).—Apply A. Lloyd Williams, Auctioneer, Aberystwyth. 969p20 SWANSEA.—Lock-up Corner Shop, cellarage; also adjoinin? Shop, central town; new modern frontages; ready few days.—Crabb, Accountant, Swansea. CZMP19 OCSE- waited in ur,h,ti? si, I e a L't Jn coachh ?se.'—E  E:ing Expre, CMdi!l. epl9 SHOP anil Dwelling-house to Let on LeMe.—Apply sJ,n?ett? 136, Queen-Street, Caidiff. e12512 LARGE Premises to be Let in St. Mary-Štroot Cardiff, .ju within a minute's walk of Great W€:t?m Railway Station; Mumble for hotel, club. or restaurant; particu- lars on application.—Address B 63, Evening Express, Cardiff. el2570 TO Let, commodious Warehouse, suitable for work- _L shop and stable, in centre of town.—Apply Dale, Forty and Co., Piano Merchants, Cardiff. e3974pl9 USINEfeSEs!—When you want to buy or seU a busi- ness send full particulars.—Jones, Business Broker, 161, Kin's-road, Cardiff el.2657 APl?LY? to? J. T.  Saunders, Auctioneer and :Et ?\. Agent, 29, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, for following properties to Let:—22. Park-Areet, lls. 6d.; 19, Somer- set-street,■ 7s, 6d.; Saltrnead-road, 6s. 6d.; 44, Davis street, 9s. 6d.; 31, Milford-street, 6s. 6d.; Byron-street, 6B. Gd. el2434 OFFICES TO LET. T. Mary-street, Car .??everal well-lighted room*, ? singly or in suites, m Western Ma i,_Chqbers passenger lift; electric lighting; lavatory on each floor. —Apply Mr. E. H. CTafter, Western Mail, Cardiff. el260S OFFICES WANTED TTST ANTED, Office, neighbourhood Mount Stuart- square.—State particuiars, D 81, Evening Express, Cardiff. c3918p!8 APARI MENTS. -n_ DY wishes one or two gentlemen as Paying Guests; superior home, Richmond-road; terms moderate.— E 3. Evening Expres: Cardff. e3970pl9 GENTLEMAN require? rmnished ApartmenÚ., sitting- Groom and bedroom, C&rdilf; good district.Fu11 particulars to E 42, !£.eSJ!, Cardiff. epl9 F" URNISHED Apartments to Let, terms moderates !P i? self board.—Apply to Mrs. Richard, 6, Crift-terrace, Cowbridge, ne:H rallway stanou e4018pl3 PARTMENTS, furnished, front Sitting-room and Bedroom; board if required; good oooking.-57, Talbot-street. Cathedral-road, Cardiff. e3999p20 mo Let. two Unfurnished Rooms; oven, grale.-19, JL Sapphire-Rtreet, Roath, Cardiff. el26Ð2 BUSINESSES WANTED. A DVEtm. KB, recertly Tett-rned from Australia, A. wants Inn or Hotel; colliery district preferred; i. commands good cavital.-D 89, Evening Xxpnw, Cardiff. PUBLIC-HOUSES. TO Icl singie-licensc-d House, Neath; good position. -E 54, Evening Express, Cardiff. e4074p23 QPLEKDIDCJl3ile-or()¡;-täÜ1ing full-licensed House in ipping neighbourhood; t&ktnp average £ 35; could increase; capitalists only dealt wftlL-I-ntellew, write D. F., Evening Express, Newport. e4C24p22 HANDSOMELY and attractive Pnlly-licensed House, heart of Bristol: most handsome bar, bagateiic-room. and comfortable house; proprietress must give up through i!ln"5; ingoing £350, or reason- able eler.pply Tebbs, Valuer, Bristol. COMMANDING Corner FuI1y-lJcensed House, faces 1 four important -thoroughfares, Bristol; near music- liali; payments to brewers about £1,000 per annum; ingoing £600; half may remain; never advertised before. —Apply Tebbs, Bristol. CLIFTON, Bristol.—Easily-managed Fully-licensed House; it ladies or anyone; present tenant some years; ingoing, including part furniture, £ 350.—Apply Tebbs. Victoria-chambers, Bristo1. FREE Hotel, Gloucestershire; doing large proiitable trade, about £ 4.000 per annum; purch«e arranged with about £ 1.200.—Tebbs, Victoria-street, Bristol. SPIRIT Vaults, be. 51 position. Bristol; counter trade £30, £4) wkJy; purchase arranged with £700 cash.—Tebbs, Victoria-chambers, Bristol. COUNTRY Beerhouse, colli,?y d?striet, ,?omer,,?t- shire; present tenant fa,c years; pays brewers E50 monthly; rent £ 28; garden, stabling, piggeries; ingoing £ 170.—Tebbs. Bristol. VILLAGE Beerhouse, Somersetshire; paddock, gar- den, stabling; ingoing £ 210; comfortable business. -Tc!Jbs, Bristol. V ILL -kG kK;,ly-licened House, six miles from Bristol; tied ales only; comfortable home; orchard, garden, outhouses, 22 acres pasture land; total ingoing about £200: possession next month.—Apply Tebbs, Valuer, Bristol. T5'ULL Y -Liccmcd House, suburb Bristol; taking £ 25 FwCCIJ3-; possession arran god with £ 300 cash.— Tcbb?. S- UI;i;-Jkgi..uie.I:FuiJy¡Cen House. Bristol; com- fortabie home; ingoing £ 85.—Tebbs, Bristol. CLIFTON, Bristol.—Comfortable Beerhouse; suit busi- c ness couple; ingoing £ 125.—Tebbs, Valuer, Bristol. e4014p22 BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL EXCEPTIONALLY smart Confec,ioD?ry iid ntreÙ- InentBftl?ect.,ble part Bristol; deligh* f,? situa ti, l';1.1Ftcn?-nt 14 years; present tenant bond to give up through ill-health; profits LS weekly; rent £35; closed Sundays; ingoing, everytliLTi-I E360; cost pro- proprietor E400 and highly recommended by J. Tebbs, 76, Victoria-street. Bristol. ATTRACTIVE Refreshment Business, suburb of ABrii-:t,,I; pr ,it Ilitpr4etr e?'s year"; cheap business íor £ 75.— ;,ply to Tebbs, above address. 1-m ED -};išh- Business, Bristol; taking about £ 8 ingo?ng -0. Apply Tebbs, Bristol. EE^5GIM>CEByrFruirerer's, i:£l;íe:: Bristol; taking £ 25 weekly; ingoing £ 150.—Tebbs. "VTEWSAGENXS, Stationery, Lnd Fancv, Clfton, NEri?'L,)I; prgfitable business; everything E?oo.- Apply Tebbs, Bristol. PASTRYCOOK and Confectionery, Bristol; turnover about £700 per annum; ingoing £ 200.—Tebbs. R- KSTAUIA-Din¡ng-Iooms, one of the best Rthorough?fa?-es of Bristol; suit any business couple; iugoin £ 150.—Apply Tebbs. OBALCONIST and Fancy, Rear railway station, TEi';stci-. ingoing, including Etock, L70.-Apply Tebbs. Bristol. BKIXG and Pastrycook, Clifton, Bristol; taking about £¿5 weekly; ingoing £ 250.—Apply Tebbs, Bristol. BOARDING-HOUSE, Weston-super-Mare; grand posi- B tion, facing sea front; fully furnished; £ 400.— T."bb, Bristol BUTCHER'S, Ei?uatc? about centre of Brj(ol; mm- B-andin- rremie, faces three important main thoroughfares; former tenant 30 years; returns average about L-PO weekly; ingoing £ 30C.—Apply Tebbs, Bristol. COMMERCIAL Hotel and restaurant, centrally C sitnatoo, Bristo!; free beer and wine licence: fully furnished; £ 4C-0.—Apply Tebbs, Victoria-street, Bristol. e4013p22 To Lei., small Mineral taking, Anthracite district., T near Swansea; al-Q6 Building Land at Porthcawl; low ground rent.—Deere, Porthcawl. e3952pl9 OLD-established Refreshment House and SIop, 7, Stuart-street, Docks: newly renovated. e-?;?7]p2o GOOD Milk Round for Sale.—Apply 38, Margaret- G,?,treet, Abercynon. 691apia FURNITURE. -BEv and Co.*6 speew banal= for cmh.-Cw=, BSwansea, 1 cuty r-'dd, Newport, POMYPOOL B.EVAN and C??. for handsome Tapestry Carpets, Wbor,dered and ready for laying, from 1. Ild. BjEVAN &ad Co. for Wand patterns and excellent Wval-,ie in Flc:m:Joth and Linoleum. B £ VAN and Co. for Carpets and Ileuth-gs of every JL> deocriptaou a4 lowest prices. BEVAN and Co. for maulve !rOb Eadsteadk 2m Bpillara, from Ll Ila. 6d. BEVAN ind ëo: for splendid H^&d and Foot All- brass Bedsteads, from £ 4 4s. EVAN ani Co for best valne in Wire-woven Mat- tresses, full-sized, from 7s. lid. EVAN and Co. for full-sized own make Feather Beds, good linan ticks, from 52s. ed. BEVAN and Co. for handsome Walnut Sideboarda, Bp,ate-glaw b3cks. from £3 19s. M. BEVAN and Co. for 1mmeLSe seiwtin Walnut and Bother Ovexmantle3, 5s. Ild. to 10 guineas. BEVAN and Co. for p!'c;a\ Bedroom Suites, chest, JU glass, marble Etand, chain, &c., £3 17.. 6& BEY AN and Co. tor grand value Sttu Walnut Bed- Broom Suites, from 10 to 25 guineas- ByA' A x and Co. for Chippendale and other Cabinets Band Sideboards; great variety. TVEVAN and Co. tor American Org=r,, ery instru- D ment wa.rrauted 10 years, from L7 17s. 6d. BEVAN and Co. for hano!ortes, full compass, hand- Bsome walnut cases, from L15 155. TVEVAN and Co. for handsome Saddlebag Suites, l> grand patterns, from 8 10 16 guinew. T>EVAN and Co. for the celebrated Empress Piano, a I > magnificent instrument, 28 ineas. T>EVAN &ad Co. for reaily beauÜtul Suites in tvn-ed D silk, f-?Op 12 guineas to 25 guinas. T>EYAN and Co. for the King of all Pianos; see it W?"fore baying ewhere 40 __s.0806 BEVAN and Co. (Ltd.); Largest Furnishers, Cardiff, j JLJ Swansea, Pontypridd, Newport, and Pontypool. MUSICAL. m R B. Foxhall, Teacher of Music; terms moderate.— 11, Holmesdale-street, Cardiff. VALUABLE Violin; magnificent solo tone; labeiled FtradiA-?rius Cremond, 1690; absolutely perfect; ic.v ck,,p fitted case; lo,ely bow; worth pounds; Z ??111; 18s. 6d.: approval willingly.—Mrs. Tyler, Rockingham- road, Uxbridge. e4071p23 £ 165.—Two Manual and Pedal Organ (new); cae to suit purchaser; first-class work.-Chas. Eden, 86, Abbey-street, Derby. e4036p22 PIANOS, Pianos, PiaIl().-n. J. Heath and Sons' special offers in iron-framed Pianofortes, with all the latest modem Improvements. A iOTSTIC" Model; good walnut cage; full com- XX pass; mh £15 15s. "E- UROPEA.N" Model; 1be walnut cue; oheck actÍDn.on:I. cash, £ 18 !Be A LEXANDER" Model; fuU campam; l?RiiiK 19-6 _Uerj9 pmel, &c., Mai,, £ 23 as. 6d. "TTANDSOME Pianoforte," in L??i?sease; ftU size XX and com, rich cue and tone; doubis sconces; cash, £25 4s. MUSIC Trades A-owiti?n" Model; manellOUll .A A val?i,;beajtfful. rich Wne, cash, CZ1. ""TvEAV/ING-Boom MOdeI'eøtiD8tlumeDt. for t-wc'l, tone, and durability; cash £ 35 10s. 11J E shall be pleased to arrange for any of them, f V instrumenb to be obtained on our improved Hire System.—For terms, &c., call at R. J. Heath and Sons' 76, Queen-street (comeT of Charles-street), Cardiff. Also Pontypridd, Penarth, and Port Talbot. ellies DALE, Forty, and Co. 's Specialities in full compass, iron framed Pianofortes. "COLLEGX" Model; cash, £16 16a.¡ (class A) solid V7 walnut wood case. VSoiLEGB^' Model iGh, CIS I& (clam, B) solid wain-it wood case. ..EDUCATIONAL" Model; cash, = 108.; h-; Pi walnut wood cam "TNFLKXIBLE" Model; cash, £Z3 IOL; full sire, X upright piano; vertical stringing. "TRON CLAD" ?Md.1; i?? L2&; small upright grand 1 o,-mtrung .TLISi;¡;MOctcl; cash. £ 31 10s.; map.i1iœnt valne; I J overstivng. "KAISER'Mo:iel; cash, £ 42; a full upright concert i\ gr.œd. A LL above Models C2U bo had on our Hire Purchase .i: System f0r a small -mm monthly. Call and inspect above specialities if beekiiig a good and reliable Piano at a moderate cost. DALE. Forty, =d Co.. Piano and Organ Merchants, DUi.-h-street and Castle Arcade, Cardiff. elC596 HORSES, LIVE STOCK, &0. A Bargain I'Tr:-?.4ear -er?,Othc,F.- -,?i Pretty j,t bl?ok Mare, B.?.y; 6 years; 15.2; splendid actios: wajTanted sound: splendid worker; single, double harness; trial; guarantee given; £ 26.— Biuo House Fam. Pillgwenllv, Men. epl8 POSTING.—Good Pony and Trap or Wagonette meJt any train.—Telegraph J. Williams, Blaenrhonclda. e4053 TO Contractors and Builders.—Strong powerful !li:ue, 16 hands: also set of Harness, almost new: will sell at reasonable offer.-Apply Fitzgerald, Gethin Arms, Abercanaid, Merthyr e4023p22 X Terriers.—High-class wire and smooth Puppies for .r Sale; make winner?; also some winners.—T. J. Stephens, Llaciphen, Cardiff. e400?p20 HORSE Feed, 9s. Sd. sack; carriage paid; 3d. each allowed for sacks returned; large reduction to buyers of 2 tons and upwards.—Phillips, 5, Commercial- s;t.c<>et, Newport. e3932pl8 CHAFF and Corn, ready mixed, for feeding. 5s. lod. cwt.; carirage paid; 3d. each allowed for sacks when returned; large reduction to buyers of 2 tans and up wards.—rhflHpft, f). -cial-f\.noet. N. COAL FOR SALE. COALS.—Btst Double Ecreènoo, 2. M.; V:ponds, c large, 188.; larje Bedash, 176,; Ffaldau Nuts, 2Ce.; Kitchen, 16s. Sd.; Garth Nuts, Its.; House Snul:5, 125. M.; Forest Cobbles, 19&; Steam Nuts, 158. 9d. per ton delivered; Anthracite Ocean Nuts, Coke; no ag cu send direct; ring up Nat. Tel. 01024; lower pri i., quantities; quotations any station South Wales.—V.<-st End Coal Co.. opposite the Workhouse Cardiff. el2482 COALrS per ton for cash on delivery; red ash large or cobbles (splendid value, good qualify), 175.; handpieked large. 195.; bright hard large or cobblcs (highly recommended). 21s.-Please send postcard, Shields Bros.. Cnrys Coal Yard, IJhymney Bailway. near Crwys Bridge. Cardiff. Established 1875. el2:10 BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, &c. XXT"ANTED, Bicycle in exchange for Dining-room VV Su;te.-E 5, Wewcrn Mail, Cardiff. c4C73pl9 OECOND-Hand Frames and Wheels; a quantity to s sell cheap to clear; would sjit hirer.-Xorton 126. Queen-street, Cardiff. el2639 10 10s. Road Icacer, fixed wheel, for £7 7s.: Gent's Beestou Kumber, free wheel, £16 16s. for £11 lis.; Ladies' free wheel Raglan for £7 7s.; all unused.— Nor.on, 126, Queen-street, Cardiff. eiz3u :r; :;NE, &; I STEWARD'S great Stock-taking Sale is now on for one month only. Send ouick to secure b&rga.i. 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[By Special Arrangem e n+, Copyright.] AN ARTIST S RANSOM, By EMILY S. WINDSOR. "What a steep rock!" cried a. young man, leaning over an abyss. It was in just such a place that Prometheus must have been chained. It seems that these profound cavities have been made for p. refuge for force and violence, those two divinities whom the poet iEschylus had celebrated. If ever leisure should be given to me to devote myself to one of those great works of the artist which pass his name down to pos- terity. this mountain should be my Caucasus. I would bring down the vulture which inces- santly gnawed the liver of that generous mortal whose audacious hand had snatched the celestial dame from the gods." While the young man abandoned himself to his enthusiasm, a brigand of the Abruzzes had glided after him, and repeated, in a terrible voice, the time-honoured formula: Your money or your life. Signor!" The young man turned his head with the indifference of a traveller who had long been awaiting such a demand. My money," replied he; go and demand it of the last innkeeper in the valley. Nothing remains to me but life, and you can take that, if you wish. I do not cling to it." There was a bitterness so profound in the accent with which these words were pro- nounced, that the horizontal position of the robber's gun became perpendicular, and he. moved by the instinct which draws those who have suffered, advanced towards the traveller. "You are, then. unhappy?" said he. "Will you be one of us?" At this moment eeveral other bandits came upon the scene, and with them a woman of remarkable beauty. She ran quickly to the first brigand, as if to assure herself that he had not met with any mishap. "I am not hurt, Mariette. It is a boy, without arm. Some pupil of the school of painting. Do you not see that end of a pencil OIl the rock here. "No quarter," said an old mnn, who appeared to be chief of the band, and whose ferocious aepoct betokened a life of brigand- age. "No quarter. These painters are often spies, who come to reproduce our faces to give them to the Government. They scatter our portraits in the towns and Tillages. It is at such a pass now that we cannot go to church for fear of being recognised. I have had to miss Mass several times. No, no quarter." "But," replied the first fellow, "this one has the air of being disenchanted with the world. And to have mounted here without knowing the paths, he must be a man of resolution. We have lost poor Francesco—who was about his age. I have just proposed to him to become one of us." "Thanks for your offer," remarked the traveller, coldly; "but I have no taste for your trade." "I am thinking," replied the bandit, "that you are a veritable child of Naples, and that yon are flying from the persecution of our Spanish tyrants." "Yes," cried the young man, "I am a verit- able child of Naples; and I hate the Yioeroy and his people as much as you can hate them. ..ht them I shall When it is necessary to fight them I shall "ftofbc the Itt £ Cr f tt W'aw the eword out of the scabbard; but I shall never, under pretence of the public ills, attack innocent people, to take from'them their silver and their gold." "Shoot him. Shoot him at once!" replied the oKf'chiStl"* The first bandit was silent; no voice was raised in favour of the traveller. The woman alone regarded him with kindly curiosity, but she dared not speak in the presence of these imperious masters. I only ask of you one favour," said the young man. It is only to let me see, before dying, the beautiful country which spreads out this side the rock; there, where the sun is emerging from behind those clouds, and its golden rays diffuse their splendour. Let me contemplate this grandeur of Nature one last time." You may advance just to the edge of the rock, at this side," said the old chief. There are no means of flight, and I advise you not to incline over the edge. If the ball which- would reach you did not kill you immediately the fail which you would have could not fail to finish you, and it would save us the trouble of doing it over." Very well," said the young man, I will profit by your recommendation." lie advanced to a little sheif of rock, which extended over the immense Talley, where was displayed all the magnificence of the Italian sun. The first bandit, on seeing this coolness, turned his gun in his hand with a gesture of regret. Hia comrades were prepar- ing their guns to tore. "lieavenbl" cried the young man, entranced with the tableau spread out under his eyes. What marvellous richness! Hits one ever seen a more surprising contrast. Here are all the rigours of nature, all its marvels, all its voluptuousness! One can die after having seen all that! I thank '.L iiee, my God, for this sublime spectacle!" 'i'he young man sank upon his kneee in an ecstacy of religious admiration. "Stop!" said the old chief. "He says his prayers. Let us respect his devotions." The young man did not arise. "What litanies is he reciting then?" impa- tiently cried the old chief. "I shall go and ta.p him on the shoulder and tell him to finish his beads." He approached the young man, who, pencil in hand, was sketching the landscape which he found so beautiful, and from the midst of thick bra.mbles bringing out an abandoned hut perched on the slope of a hill. The old chief had no sooner cast his eyes on the work of the painter than he uttered a cry of surprise and satisfaction. "My house!" cried he; "my old house where I was born. Poor roof, devastated by the soldiers—ruin which will soon be no more- there it is! Yes,, by my faith, he has dis- lodged it from ainong the rocks which sur- mounted it." "It must be a charming habitation," said the painter, nonchalantly. Oh, if you had Been it!" continued the old man, how it bloomed in the bosom of roses which blossomed around twice a year. The door which opened to the setting sun was embowered in honeysuckle. How smiling and beautiful it was! My father lived there like a king to the hour when, having missed paying one of thoee odious taxes which oppress the people, some Spanish and German soldiers came and pillaged ail. destroyed all. My father died while defending himself, my mother died through grief, and I fled into the mountains. I have sworn a. hatred to me-n. Since that time I have taken terrible revenges. I have hardened my heart. I have burned many houses. I have seen floods of blood flow. I have been avenged, but I cannot find myself before this ruined home without feelings of sadness." The old chief, whose eyes were full of tears. again fixed his regard ou the work of the artist. Great was his new aftoniflnnent! In place of the ruin, a beautiful oottage, whose door was wreathed with honeyencklee, aDd near which bloomed roees, was growing under the rapid pencil of the artist-vrhile the old man gave himself up to his memories. vC said, he» is really it"; and he laid his hand ofiefr tionately on the artist's shoulder. The rest of the band, surprised by this scene, came up to them; the artist received compliments on his talent. Is it not true," cried the young man. fluttered by their words, that Nature is there, living, and that she comes and paints herself in my eyes as in a mirror? Is it not true that I am not made to become a prelate, a cardinal, but that I have in me the genius of a grand artist? My parents sent me to the fathers of the congregation of Somasca. I do not complain of that. I learned to read the Latin poets there; but when the fathers wished to teach me—me. a poet-me, a painter-me. a musician—the laws of their philosophy, I said adieu to their syllogisms, to their metaphysical disputes; I fled far from them. I am eighteen years of age. My heart is full of enthusiasm and love; I prefer death, sudden death, to a life of weariness. I have traversed the mountains, to choose a summit from which I could throw myself some day, j; fortune did not smile upon me. My family it poor; my father, Antonio Rosa, is an humble and laborious artist. If he had only per- mitted me to work at his side! But no, they wished to make a theologian of me. I would rather run over the mountains. I prefer to expose myself to the barrel of your gun." Young man," said the first brigand. "fear nothing more; we take you under our protec- tion. I have been a painter also; and, though you see the life that I am leading, though I have left my brushes to arm myself with the carbine, it is because I love the daughter of this old man. Look at this woman, whose features are as pure as the Madonna of Raphael. I love her with all the strength of my body! I became a brigand in order to possess her." "the is beautiful, in truth," said the young man, raising his eyes to the bandit's com- panion. "She would make a splendid por- trait. I offer it you for my ransom." The young woman's eyes sparkled, and the old chief smiled while regarding her. The only tender fibres left in his heart were the ones attaching him to his daughter, and to his old home. "I accept your proposition," said the brigand; "but it will not be a ransom. I shall cover your sketch with gold, as no doubt one day the lightest stroke of your pencil will be covered. I predict a brilliant future for you." The young man set to work immediately, and he produced, feature for feature, the superb creature who posed before him. All the band were in ecstacies. "Here are two hundred ecus of gold," said the brigand, putting a purse into the artist'* j hand, when the portrait was finished, "is that enough?" j "I should just think so," joyously exclaimed J the young man; "the miserable dealers who I bought my first sketches have not habituated { me to this price. I have had to penetrate the } most savage places of the Abruzzes to receive j encouragement. And of whom? And how? I shall consecrate all my life to art, I will give it that which I owe to it. Art has been my saviour, and henceforth I shall sign all my pictures with the name Salvador." "Very -well!" said the brigand, while regard* ing the portrait of his beloved one, "and the ages will repeat the name of Salrator Boea 1" (The End.;

IREADÂBLE STORIES -1 BY I OLD AND NEW FAVOURITES I To-morrow will appear in our columns < a Short Story, entitled- ,HIS MOTHER'S BISCUIT,'J I By STEELING KANE. 1 Among others in the series a,re: "A GASTRONOMIC COURTSHIP," VIOLET E. MITCHELL; A PUNCTURED TYEE," L. ST. DEANE. "THE U?<DEBTAKERS DETECTIVE," MRS. GEORGE CORBETT. JACK'S ENGAGEMENT," W. J. LAMPTON, ROMANCE OF SPINNING "WHEEL," V. E. MITCHELL. HAUNTED," PROF. HAP ALP WILLIAMS. THE MAN SHE HATED," AMY MONTAGU*.

MARK DIDN'T WAIT. I An acquaintance of Mark Twain tells the, following amusing -tory: "When I lived with my brother in Buffalo." he says, "Mark Twain occupied a cottage on the opposite side of the street. We didn't see very much of him, but one morning as we were enjoying our cigars on the veranda after breakfast we saw him come to his door in his dressing-gown and slippers to look over at us. He stood at his door and smoked for a minute, as if making up his mind about something, and at last opened his gate and came lounging across the street. There W88 an unoccupied rocking-chair on the veranda, and when my brother offered it to him he dropped into it with a sigh of relief. Se smoked for a few moments, and said: — 'Nice morning.' 'Yes, very pleasant.' 'Shouldn't wonder if we had rain by-ami- bye.' 'Well, we could stand a little.' 'This is a nice house yu have here,' 'Yes. we rather like it.' "'How's your family?' "'Quite well—and yours?' '011, we're all very well.' "There was another impressive silence, an& finally Mark Twain crossed his legs, blew a puff of smoke into the air, and in his lany drawl remarked: 'I suppose you're a little surprised to see me over here so early. Fact is I haven't been so neighbourly perhaps as I ought to be. We must mend that state of things. But this morning I came over because I thought you might be interested in knowing that your roof is on fire. It struck me that it would be a good idea if-' "But at the mention of fire the whole family rushed upstairs. When we had put the fire out and returned to the veranda, we were- hardly surprised to find that the humourist hadn't waited."

Two smart young men were sitting opposite a Salvation Army lass in the Twopenny Tube. One of them leajied forward and remarked, Do you believe that tale about Jonah? The reply was in the affirmative. How can you prove it?" Oh, I'll ask him when I get to heaven." But suppose he is not there? continued the smart young man. "Then you. can ask him."

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