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

MBTH8, MARRIAGES, DEATHS. AND IN MEMOBIAM. Notices appearing under 'nese headings are charged ttt the following rataa:— If inserted in the "EVENING EXPRESS. „ "WES. TEN MAIL," and "WEEKLY MAIL," 5". for 30 Wotds and ld. for each additional Word. If inserted ? the "EVENING EXPRESS" an6 "WEEKLY MAIL" only, la. for 20 Word* Md Id. ?for WYery Two Extra Worda. No notices of th'a description will be inserted unlesa tothenticated by the name and address of the eonder. Telegrams and telephonic messages cannot be acted on until confirmed in writing. BtRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS BIRTHS. February 17th, at 231, to Dr. Mul Mrs. McKelvpy, a daughter.

AUGUSTINE J. STONE (Late- 6TONE BROS.), FUNERAL FURNISHER 4 FUNERAL DIRECTOR FersoMt Supervision to All Orders. WiLt. Tel.: CMTHa, No. 7M; EErry Doehs, No. 37. Poet oatce Tel. N. 61?. Cardiff. Telegrams- STOtHt BROS., CABEIFF. STONE BROS., Barry Dockt. ?. TVORKING-ST., CARDIFF. And 101, HOLTON EOAD. BARRY DOCKS. J. MARSH & CO.. FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS, REMOVED. B. FREDERICK-STREET, and 41. WESTBC'URNE-PLACE, Pric* Liat en Applicabioc. Ntticntt Tet. Ko. 0725. SESSIONS & SONS ILTD.), CARBIFF. MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, AND CROSSES. PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CARDIFF. rTHEATRE ROYAL, CARDIIfF. Lessee and Manager.ROBERT REDFORD. THURSDAY, February 18th, THREE NIGHTS ONLY. MR. and MRS. TZ' E N D A L K 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, fpHE SCHOOL G IRL. Box Omce at Theatre, 10 to 5. Na,t. Tel. 362. a429 ?_ r_RAND rpHEATRE. Lessee and Ma.na.ger .EDWARD QUIGLEY. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30, THE SINS OF A CITY, famd P A YNE"S ANIMATED PICTURES. Next Week: A GIRL'S CROSS ROADS. e409Spl8 'Tia not in mortals to command success, but we'll do more—deserve it. "—AfMieon. frHE CARDIFF EMPIRE, QUEEN-STREET. ¥Ü!g Du-ec.tor -OgW.ALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT! MELOT HERMANN, I The Ldgbtning Horticulturist. The Artistic Man of Mystery. Banjoists, Dancers. Songstresses THREE SISTERS SLATER, Who will amuse yon for a. few minntea. The Actor Vocalist. ARTHUR ALBERT, In his Latest Successes. THE BLACK TROUBADOURS, In a Selection of Harmonised and Melodious Glees. HOWARD AND HARRIS, Jn "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 Succesa&s, too. Three Athletes of Strength and Precision- BROS. DURWAL, In New and Novel Feats. Music with a epice of Eccentricity a/ddcdr- FRANCIS AND MELLI, The Fanny Duo. whose Bole Mm is to Wreathe your Faces with Smiles. Gramd Production of PROF. SELKIRK'S Juvenile Spectacle. ALL SCOTCH, Performed by 100 Cardin' Children. Next Week:—CHTJNG LING SCO. Bicycles Stored Free of Charge. Two Performanc&s lightly. Early One between 7 o clock and 9: Late One between 9 o'clock and 11. All Artistes Appear at Each Performance. Box Office daily (with exception of Saturdays) 10 &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. L18863 C T MARY-HALL E, St. M'a,ry-&treet. Cardiff (above) Andrews' Restaurant. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING, At Eight. Doors Open 7.30. ADMISSION PRICES REDUCED. 3d. and 6d. Beet Seats. ST. MARY HALL, I 32, St. Mary-street (Above Andrews' Res- taurant. Cardifn. pROFESSOR RICHARD, 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. No. 2,254. Oertificated by his Excellency the Honourable Sir Fredk. Matthew Darley, Knight, Lieut.-Governor, endorsed by the Minister of Justice. Professor Richard's scientiac method of cure is the only rational application of Electricity to the human system, and has been most effectively em- ployedin cases of Paralysis, Deafness, Defec- tive Si.ght, Rheumatism, Gout, Stin' Joints. Neuralgia, Lumbap-o ?atif-H Spine Troubles. Neuralgia, Nerve Troub?s. S?erPng, V?ico- cele.and other Ailments susceptible to Elec- tricity.. Professor Richard has thousands of testimonials from all parts of the globe. Professor Richard gives private consultations free at hIS specIal PrIvate consulting rooms -tn St. Mary-hall, 32. St. Mary-street, Cardiff, overy day from Ten a.m. to Sevenp.m el2601 ??_ ? NEWORT. ? fjpHENEWPORT EMPIRE' i. CHARLES-STREET. Managing Director pSWA.LD 8TOLL. To-nIght!-HappyFM?y Fields, the Merry, laughing. Delightful LitUe American-Dutch Girl. The Bohemians. Alfred Barker. Max Gruber, with his Elephant acd Horse in Indian Sports. The Accomplished Ventri- loquiat. Lieutenant Travis. Benson and Geon'reys Charles Mildare; Lily Lena. Hu?h Stanton and Company, in his Successful Satire. "For Reform."—G. H. Chirgwin will be here next week. L18864 'MRS- WILLIAMS'S CLEARANC.E u. SALE commencea MONDAY NEXT. for Two Weeks Only when she intcnda to 4offer her Entire Stock all new, clean Gopda of the Latest Fashion, at such Astounding Reductions aa cannot fail to effect a speedy clearance. Millinery, Blo;usps. Children a Costumes. Overalls, and Bonnets, Fancy Goods. Corsets. Underclothing, Sunshades, Goods, Gloves, Ties Colla.rel.tea. Ac.. at Ruffles, pncea to eSect a clearance.—MTB. ?MLUAMS. 28 Md 30, Royal Arcade. OM?. PUBLIC NOTtCES ?_ HALF-YEARLY MEETING OF THE LABOUR CO, PARTNERSHTP A SSOCIATION. On FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19th, a. PUBLIC MEETING will be Held in the COPY MEMORIAL-HALL. Chair to be taken at 7.30, by Sir ALFRED TTIOMAS, 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 te present. Doors open at 6.30 p.m. Selections of Music from 6.45 to 7.30. INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE in the COPY 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.O. London. 3237pl8 TDALL-ROOMS, Bazaars, and Bajiquet- ing-halls Decorated and Furnished Corn. plete by RICHARDSON and CO., Royal Arcade. chambers. St. Mary-street. Cardiff. Nat. Tel.. t092. Awnings and Marqaees for Wedding Receptions. Richardson's Marquees ErecLed (without injury to lawna) as Temporary Ball. rooms, with Polished Floors: a Speciality. el2313 BUSINESS ADDRESSES. FURNITURE. FURNITURE. THE LARGEST STOCK TO SELECT FROM. HUHE BEST IN QUALITY, qpHE CHEAPEST IN PRICE. FOR CASH OR ON EASY TERMS. TO GKT ALL THia GO TO THZ ATLAS FURNISHING CO.. TTAYES, CARDIFF. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS. PAY THEM A VISIT. CATALOGUES FBEB ON AFI'LIao\TION. fOB MOBB TEAN HALF A aOMTnty DALE. FORTY, & CO.S TpIANOS AND QRGANS Ateo PIANOS br LIPF. BRINSMEAD. EBABD. COLT,AltD. CRAMEB. BOBD. Ac., Ac. ORGANS by MASON and HAMLIN, FARBAND, WEAVER, BELL. Ac.. &c. Special Discoants for Cash, or may be h:ui on our system of extended payments. Sole Aponts i«r the "OBCILIAN" PERFECT PIANO PItATER. Full lUnstr&ted Hate free on a.ppHca.Mon. DALE. FORTY. & CO.. CARDIFF. Alao at Cheltenhani, Birmingh&m, Ac. BEEC HAM'S PI LLS 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'a PILLS. They act as a restorative and renovator of the human system. BEECHAMS PILLS are compounded of those vegetable extracts which repair the wasting tissues and nerve centres. That is why -DEECHAM'S TRILLS are just the thing. Worth a Guinea a Box. A Sitver Watch Free FOR POSTAL ORDER 2e. we will forward one of our Beautiful Maarive 18-ct. GOLD SIMULATION ALBERTS, per return of poat, together with our genuine on'er of a. Solid Silver Watch Free (Ladies or Gent.'B). These Watches are excellent timekeepers, have Solid Silver Cases, and being reliable should be in every body b p,,Ket. We are giving them away to introduce our floods to the public. Write at occe to FLASHALL CO., 19, Norfolk. stre&t, Sunderland. el2602 '1\ NO BREAD EQUAL TO REYNOLDS WHEATMEAL PURE, WHOLESOME, DIGESTIVE. J. REYNOLDS & CO., LIMITED GLOUCESTER. ORDER FROM ANY BAKER AND BE CONVINCED. The Best Brown Loaf on OSer. el2275 §L -pICTURE POST-CARDS. DON'T omit in sending cards abroad to cross out the words Post-card." writing Printed matter only above. If yon do this you may send a card to all places abroad for id. If you omit this, the card will be charged 2d. at the other end of its journey and moat likely refused. But in sending a picture card abroad for 4d. you must write nothing beyond your own came and address on the back. DON'T write anything beyond the address land the words Printed matter only") on the front of post-carda for any foreign country or British Colony Writing on the front of cards is only permitted in Great Britain.—(" Girl's Realzu. Further advice and specimens at STATIONERY DEPARTMENT WESTERN mA-ir,, CARDIFF. BUStNESS ADDRESSES. ? STOP ONE MOMENT. ? x OH, DEAR, DOCTOR, MUST MY J[ A DARLING DIE? ft THERE IS VERY LITTLE HOPE, BUT TRY npUDOR WILLIAMS PATENT BALSAM OF inrONEY. ?-? ?- t THERE IS NO REMEDY UNDER CANOPY OF HEAVEN EQUAL. PATRONISED BY ROYALTY. NOBILITY. DOCTORS. NURSES, and MOTHERS PRAISE IT. WHY? IT contains PURE Welsh Honey and an Essence of the Purest. and Moat Etneacioua Herbs, gathered on the Hilta of Walea, being gathered in the proper season, when its virtues are in full perfection. BRONCHITIS. THERE are thousands of children who die annually from Bronchitis, Whooping Cough. and Cronp. This is a grand discovery for the Cure of snch complaints. The Famotis Remedy for COUGHS. BRON- CHITIS. ASTHMA, and CONSUMPTION haa the largest sate of any chest medicine in Waies and England. Those who have take<t this medicine Tue amazed at its wonderful influence. Sufferers from any form cf Bron- chitis. Congh, Dimculty of Breathing. Hoarse- nass, Pain or Soreness in the Chest, experience delichtfal and immediate relief; and to those who are subject to Colds on the Chest it ia invaluable, aa 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 allowa a Cough or Asthma to become chronic, nor Cons=ption to develop. ConsuiN'ption haa never been known to exist where "Coughs" have been property treated with this medicine. No house should be with- out <t. as, taken at the beginning, a dose is generally eumcient, and a Complete Cure is certain. SEE THAT YOU GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE TUDOR WILLIAMS' PATENT BALSAM OF HONEY, MOST IMPORTANT. 80 MANY IMITATIONS AND FRAUD. Sold by all Chemists and Stores in la., 2a. 6d.. and <s. 6d bottles. Sample bottle sent (poat pa!d) for Is. 3d.. 3a., and 58. from the inventor. Saving in purchasing the iM-ger size bottles. D. TU"OP- WILLLUrS. L.S.D.E.V., MEDICAL HALL, ABERDARB. e12468 THE POPULAR CUHE For COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHmS, and all Chest Affections is TEMPLAR MALINS' WONDMFU)- StXPENKY ? C!OTJGrII ??' ? d. STOJP! la composed of Honey, Squills, Toln, Ipecac, Paregoric, and SOMETHING ELSE. which makes it an immediate FU LL STOP to all kinds of Coughs. Trial Bott!e, 6d. Large Size, 1s. Poet Free, 9d. Powt Free, 1/3. PREPARED ONLY BY TEMPLAR MALINS, CASH CHEMIST, 29, QUEEN-STREET, CARDtFF tl2514 MONEY WANTED  wanted for one month; full security gtvm; JC? prompt return of JE25; private desired.—D 18, Even? ing Express, Catdin. eS796pl9 MONEY TO LEND. THE CHARING-CROSS BANK. Established 1870. 119 & 120, Bishopsgate-st. Within, E.G., and ) London. 23, Bedford-stre?, Charing Cross, W.C., ??Mon- Assets. ?512.475 00 E209 475 0 0 Liabilities. JE209,475 00 CapitalaBdBeEerTe. ?03,000 00 T CANS of jE30 to ?2,000 granted at a few hours' notice, in town or country, m&le or female, on mortgage of furniture. farm, and trade stock, plant, crops, &o., without removal, and to assist pereons into Also on deeds, policies, and reversions. Dis- tance no object. Easy payments. Special facilities to all requiring banking acoonnta. Deposita of EJO and upwards received as under:— 5 p.c. per M., subject to 3 months' notice of withdraws. 6 P.C. per an., subjecot to 6 notice of withdrawal. 7 p.c. per an., to 12 notice of withdrawal. Special terms for longer periods. Interest paid quar- terly. Write or call for prospectus. The Terminal Deposit Bonds pay nearly 9 per cent., and axe a safe investment. A. WILLIAMS, H. J. TALL, Joint ManagMS C<UMS from £20 to jES.OOO ADVANCED AT ? SHORT NOTICE. On Approved Note of Hand, Persona], or Other Securities. ChArges arranged before Transacotions are Completed. Mortgages on Property Ejected at Current Rates of Interest. Tour?Bts' a ? o Season Tickets Purchased and Arrajtged fClienttl on the Payment Principle. Money advanced on Secoud Mortgages. Aunty 1. W. Lloyd, Manager, FIELDING (LTD) HAYE.S-BUILDINGS. THE HAYES. 8933 CARDIFF. ?10 to &5.COO Advamced on Note of Hand alome, d? without bonda, publicity, or charges of any description whatever unlees business is done. No bills of sale, and the atrietsst privacy guaranteed. On receipt of application representative will wait upon you by appointment and advance you the amount required; re-payable by easy instaJmeits to suit your own con- vemtemce. Special ra:,es for short periods.—Write (In con- adence) to actual lender, C. WELLS. OOBBIDOB CHAMBERS. MARKET PLACE. LEICESTER el2590 rr\HN Old-?tabli?hed rrovinctal Un?on Bank con,- i. trnues t? leM! iBMnente BMM daily, from &10 to £5 000 on note of hand alonG or other security. No omca inquiry chtrKea whatever. Moderate tntoreet Rasy mstalmenta Spectal ratea for ahort perioda. Largest and most hononraNy condu-%ed bustneM in the kingnom. of our regular customers have fxprcMed their tntire satisfaction in repeated tramaac- tions with ua. A g<mtlemam from bank will wait upon you at onœ wIth ca5h.-Ca.ll or (In coulldence) to MaBaee*. Stanley Dowding, 1, Qneea'a-aquare, Bristo)., or to MessM. Davenport and Morinan, Qneem'a-ohaBa- bera. Queen-street ArcadB. CardiS. eU941 PIGEONS, POULTRY, &c. ? RAND Indian Game Cockerel for Sale, 76. 6d.- ?JT Holms Farm, Dinas JPowjs. ??_ el2M7 C- -ÓCK-G(¡ldfincï1êà-7S:- 6d.: Cock Canaries, 10s. 6d7; ? Hens, 4s.-Andrews, Insole Arms, Canton. ep23 SITTINGS now ready, White or Brown Leghorn'; ? also Ba-rred Plymouth Bocks; exceptionally good laying strain; 5s. sitting.—W. W., St. Aryan's. epl8 I MACHtNERY, &c. Q-h.p. Portable Engine. Chae Cutter;20' yards of 0 Belting for sale, cheap.—Orchard. Coal Merchant, We,-bridge, Mon. eS942pl8 MEDtCAL REMEDtES. A BTIFICIAL Legs, Hands, Log Irons, Children's .L-1. Rubber Trusses. Elastic Stockings, Glycerine Syringes, Valgus Pads, &c.; In stock, Chitdren's Buboer Trus8es, Cnltoh Shoes, Trusses, ee Caps Crutches Belts, &c.; lady attendant for ladies' belts and r" repaim done; list free.-Allen Pearce, Charles-street (0i Cardiff. and Bristol. e12192 WAGON Ah!DCOLUERf REQUISITES. C<LEEFEBa, Fencing Poets, Ac., an aizet; creosotoed ? <nd <!tean.—Cnarte?Ca!deT and Co? mnoe of Wales Dwct. 8w<<Met. <0!N PREPAtD SCALE. Advertisements WI, !tld in th?, "EVENING EXPRESS" at the foUo?ng rates:-? ONCl!: TITRPP, SIX ONCE. TIMKS. TIMES. D. R. D. S: D. 12word9or'[ess .5 0 6 0 9 13tol9words. 0 5 01P 1 5 20to26words. 07 1 2 1 9 Each ext 7 0 2 0 4 0 6 I words. COMB!l\l£D SCALE for Sma!! Prepaid Adver- tisementa in the "WESTERN MAIL" and "EVEN- ING EXPRESS":— WORDS. ONCK. THRKR SIX TINIPS. Tisrus. S.D. S. D. S. D. 12orles9. 0 8 1 4 20 13 to 19 1 0 2 0 3 0 2C to 26 1 4 28 4 ?rd"? 0 4 (TsTV 1 0 In all CMee tha Bamt) tnd ?ddrem Me counted M MED JCAL. MEDICAL. _H?IDWIFEBY ClassM held at 61, CharIes-strMt, CM- ?j. dIS.—Letter, Bristol Cottage Hospital. el247t SCHOLASHC QHORTHAND, Book-keeping, Commercial Arithmetic; ? prifate tuition.—Prospectus, Stanton, 92, L';wia- street, Newport. e12654 W ANTED, position as daily Governe"; excellent referencœ; musical; capable of teaching piano; fond of children.—52, Penylan-ros.d, Cardiff. e4054p22 HOUSEKEEPERS, &c. '?tT'ANTED, WorbiD.g HouMkeeper for Business ? WHouse; able to cook; also good General Ser?ant; best references requirod.—Henry Laviers, Maesteg. e5972pl9 T?ISENGAGED.—Good Coot-Houseteeper or Mana- J_? gereas for 2 months.—Marked-street Registry, Aber- g&veiLny. e5S63pl9 DOMESTIC SERVANTS. Q?TUATION required as Bftween-M&id or Under NuTse, I first place; good home.-Apply BK?oksellex, N ew- bridge, Mon. e3937pl8 W ANTED, an expe.rienced Cook-General; wages E20. W —Mrs. Pritchard, Crumlim Hall, Crumtin. el2874 W ANTED 1 Useful H elp; use to general hDu-ework.- W Apply 69,Cowbridge-road. e4017pl8  ANTED, a Cook-General and Housemaid-General.- W Voluntary Hospital, Barr?? Docks. e4094p24 WANTED, Housemaid who can assist in washing and ironing.-Appiy Mrs. W. Harris, 144, High- streeet, Mertbyr. e4022p22 WANTED, good General; good references; not Vf under 20 .-al, Walters-road, Swansea. <-4061p23 TTrOtrSEM.'MD wamted.—Apply Mrs. McDonald, Holly- dene, near LlandaF, StaiiOIl. e4062p23 't.tTANTED, by Feb. 22nd. competent Hoii-e-Parlour- W maid; good references required from last situ- ation.—State wages, Simons, CaB Court, Bridgend. Glamorgan. e401Sp2/ ? IRL wanted for housework; good plain sewer.- 'UT Hall, 28. Windsor-road, Penarth.94&29p22 w ANTED, early in Mar?li, ?x p?r? '?lic -? HOuse-aic; also goc?C Kifr-kenmaid; good characters indis- pensable.—Apply, between 11 and 1 or 5 and 7, to Mr& C. H. Bailey, Bassaleg-road, Newport. Mon. e4025p22 W ANTED Cook-Gen6ral, or experien?e?Gene??al W Servant; small family.—Apply, after 6 p.m., 108, Cathedral-road. e4007p20 W ANTED, do plain '?.?TANTED. good General, about 20; able to do plain Thomas, Ironmonger, Treorky. e4037pl8 T?TANTED,General or Useful Help; farmhouse; miiking.-Mrs. Jon(?s, Winstone Court, Aber- gavenny. e4066p25 tTtTANTED, good Geneial, who understands plain corokin-g; small family; another servant Mrs. Slade, Glanmor Fields Park, Newport, Mom. ep22 't?TANTED, ettomg girt a? GeiMrtJ; laRy aad gem- NVAl?Tt?? 88, Connaught-road, Roath. ep18 TDESPEtTAJBLE young Girl housework Mid baby; JH? aasistance giTen.—25, Botniny-crescent, CantoB. e4028pl8 ? ENN&A-L, good ettaracter, understand plam oook- ?jr ing; family three; wages ?16.—M. N., 154, Osbakifiton-road, Upper Clapton, London, N. e4000p20 WANTED, good G-eneral Servant; able to do quite plain cooking; good wages; references.-M,-& Grifflths, Maesycoed, Abercynon, Glam. e3981p20 WANTED Immediately, strong, respectable Genera] W sma.11 fMniiy; good wages; references required.— Apply Mr. Jonldns, Cambrian Rouæ, ep2C /? EN?ERAL ServMl wanted.-Apply mornings, or Gwrite 1, Dyfrig-street, Cathedral-road. e3998p20 W ANTED immediately, young Cook and House- f PArlourmaid; small family.-Apply Mrs. Green, Fairy LMd, Netth. e3988p20 'J?rUESE-HousemaM wanted, by 3rd March; must be Nclean and of respectable appearance; comfortable home; wages jE12 to jEl4; good references.—Mrs. Lester, Conway Shore, Llandudno. el2653 W ANTED March 7, good, expee?enel-d General; famaby three. nu -mmaid kept.-Apply, stating age, wages, references, D 91, Evening Express, Cardin. e39Kpl8 TTOUSE-PariMirmaid wanted; wa?es ?16 to jE18; lsmall famUy.-State age, height," experience, refe- renoe, to Mrs. Edward Aberayron. e39p-  cfuengaged; E18; thOroughly L-l experienced, alEo Housemaid, L14, and one £10; ldtchenmaids and betweenmaidJ!12, Cowbridge-road. e5929pl8 COOK-General disengaged; 2 years' references; good ? cook; all dishes.-14, Cowbridge-road. e3S24pl8 ?< ENEBAL disengaged; strong country girl; wash, Gcook, wait tab'e.-14, Cow bridge-road. e3925p18 HOTEL SERVANTS. T?TANTED. Barman); experienced, Mber; used to TV general hotel work; live oui.—E 18, Evening Express.Cardiff. e40C6p20 ttTANTED, by March 8th, experienced Waitress.— State age, reference, Marine Hotel, Porbeawl. e4069p23 ? ENERAL Servant wanted; good wages to suitable ?JT girt; good homa; help given.—S. E. Bowen, Bhos- wenallt Hotel, Abernant, Aberdaxp. e4067p23 T?T'AN?TED at once? Under Boots.—Apply Boota, t'T Castle Hotel, Haverfordwest. e4051pl9 QCULLERYMAID.—Strong Person required; wages jS16 ? and laundry.—Manageress, Boyal Hotel, Cardiff. e4082pl9 tTTTANTED, experienced Barmaid; reliable; refe- rencæ application, Edward, Great Western Hotel, Qnater'a Yard Junction, Tre- ha.rri9. e4086pl8 Trir.OUSEMAID required, &bont 2!; wages .E14 and n laundry.—Manageress, Boyal Hotel, CardiS. epl9 TTrTANTED, Housemaid-General.—Miss Chamberlain, TV Wyndham Hotei, Camton. e4077pl9 tTrrANTED, a young Man to make himself generally useful; aged 17 tc 20; must be of good character.-Swan Hotel, Penygraig. el26ô2- TTtTT'ANTED, good General, 25 to M; plain cooking if require4; good wages suitable per50n.-J., Wattstow.t Hotel, Wattstowm. e3920pl8  Chambe'rmaid wanted; must have good refe- rences.-Apply P- Hotel, Gloucester. e39Wpl8 DRESSMAKERS, M!LUNERS, &c H/TILLINER -Wanted, nrst Hand; must be thoroughly experienced; outdoors.-Give full particulars, stat- ing salary, and when disengaged. Manager, Co-operative, AbertiIIery. e594Cpl8 T EWI6, Lewis and Co., Drapers, Swansea, have _JLj Taeancies for smart, practical Milliners. e4026pl8 Tr\RESSMAKING.—Wanted, stylish, competent nrst JLF Hand.—Apply, full particulars, Hu?hes-EvaM, Draper, Dowlals. e5962pl9 TK-ILLINERY. Wanted, experienced, practical H'JL Milliner, aged about 20.-Cooke, Draper, Blaenavon, Mon. e3S85p20 TRAVELLERS, AGENTS. TRA YELLER wanted; must be steady and reliable.- _L Appty 59, Cowbridge-road. e3947pl9 A Burton Brewe r y, whose ales are well-known, A are prc, ar-d to app<>int Buying Isrs. W. Z..ing Exp re- ,s, Swansea. e!949pl9 TTISTORY of Conservative Party, 1854 to 1904.(Pub- at enonllous expense). Repreeentatives wanted to solicit orders; suit one used to electioneering.—Write Virtue. Wharton-street, Cardiff. e4081p23 A GENTS wanted everywhere to aeU articles mdispen- Asabl,D to all shopkeepers and most householders; good commission.-Terms and partiCulars from Frank, Arthur, and Co., 9S, Aldersgate-street, London, B.C. 112671 TTTOSIERY.—Wantedimmediately,aTravellerto cover South Wales ground (Welshman); mt be sober; preference given to one with previous experience. —Apply, with full particulars, to D. E. Williams and Co., Park Mills, LIandilo. e4064p2!  Canvaæers wanted for Pi&W and organ trad- ?JT liberal terms to steady men.-Thompson and Shackell (Limited), Pontypridd. e4076p2! ENERGETIC local MaD wanted; splendid opening occurs for sinart, actl ve man who can undertake outside Agency spare time; would not inten6re with present business.—Address, E 47, Evening Express, Car- diC'. e4056p25 j Os. Front.—BtiyDt? A?ent< to supply ahopkeepetB and 4othem with apedalitte% Fmpft Linm Porish, Cpokey'a Gja.Ty, Satt, te; ttreate WtU tweteted.—Su? ?bom CMaptHV, ifctttnwhMn. eMOBpM CLERKS, MANAGERS, &c TtTANTED, an experisnced and respectable Water ty Clerk at Barry Dock.—Apply, siting age, refe- rences, wages, &.c., to Poole's (Limited), 235, Bute- street, Cardiff. e!950pl9  anted e,?eryvhete to address euve!ope A&c.-Send aadressed envelope for prospectus, Korth (3 H Dept.), 6, York-buildings, Adelphi, London. ep20 3 Weeidy.—Persons wanted 'everywhere for addressing addressed envelope for prcposa' l Manager, 8B, Elm Lodge, SoutiMtU, Middlesex. e3991p20 E- XPERIENCED P.aUway Man; disengag eZ- able X?j take charge firm's deli@eries and cb?ck ;ahl,ay accounts.—E 46, Evening Express, Cardiff. e4054pl9 'r?UILDERS' Booh and Timekeeper reauired irTpem- Bbrolie?hire; accustoiied to measuring and abstr."ct ing; eariy by stating salary required, with two last to Box A, "Tenby and County News" Omce, T&nby. e39S2p20 -rtjO.OT Trade.—Smart energetic Manager WMts<T'for JD pushing trade.-State reference, salary, guarantee required, Boyle and Co., CardiC. e40C5p20 CONFIDENTIAL Clerkship or Position of TrusT or ? as Representative in Birmingham.—ExperiencMl clerk, aged 32, with 11 years' highest references, desires Engagement.—Address E. L., S3, Fourth-avenue. Green- lane, Small Heath, Birmingham. e4015p22 MtSCELLANEOUs S!TUATiONS B. NDIIR invited for smxmg a coal pit.—For further JL particulars, apply to John Brace, Colliery Manager, Po.utardnla,is. e4(S5p23 'rRONMONGEBY.—Smart AM'stant as First Hand; JL must be a-ble to speak Welsh.—J. Marshall and Co., Banaouth. e3973p20 T'?7'ANTED, good, handy Man, who thoroughly under V v stands &I1 kinds stock and pasture land; cottage, garden found.—Apply Chaldeans, St. Pagans. e4075pl9 W ANTED, to Apprentice respectAble Youth good t Y' trade or Business.—E 39, Evening Express, Cai- di?? e4071p25 "l:T ATElJ, Groom-Coachman; generally useful; live t T in-—Apply, with references, wages, and age, Dr. Frost, LIanhilieth. near Kewport. e4070pl3 ? ARDENER wanted? unmarried;smgle-handed? Goccasion.,tl assistance; grapes, melons, other fruit; sma<: glafs; lodging fotind, not board.—Write, enclosmg testimonial, Pratt, Roughton, Caerleon. e407Spl9 'XTANTED, good, reliable Man of experience, to take y y charge of coal washer; state wages.—Apply Lan- caster Steam Coal Collieries (Limited), CwnniUery. ? ? el2675 B- AKER, all-round, good experience, and reliabie. seeks j? Fermancncy.—Quarry House, MisKin, Mountajn Ash.. e4()87pl8 rr!0 Wheel\vrights.—Wanted, half-a-dozen experienced JL Men only; constant employment.—Apply J. Stone and Sons, Carriage Works, Newport. ep23 ? ANGER required fof?BuHding Contract in Pem- Gbrok?shire; well accustomed M drainage, concrete work, and foundations.—Apply, stating wages required, and previous experience, Box, "Tenby and County Times" OmceTenby. e3!M3p20 COACHMAN.-Gentl'man r.an recommend For single- ?' handed place, thoroughly sober and steady, aged 34, married, 3 children.—Addreae House (Coachman), Coldbrook Park, Abergavennv. e4C51p22 tTt7'AXTED, Groom; drive well, milk, attend cows, yy &c.; abstainer; good wages.—Colonel Mayhew, Aberglasney, Golden Grove. e4035pl8 TtT'A?TED, steady Man to attend to horse, small fV garden, amd maJke himself generally useful.- Norman Sully. Hardwicke Hill, Chepstow. e4338pl8 rMO Hautiers.—Wanted 'at once, steady Man to deliver JL beer; good wages and regular employment.—Wes- tern Valley!! Brewery, Crumlin. Men. el 2669 T?T'ANTED at onoe, a Meadv trustworthy man aa W passen?MS lift Attendant'.—Appiy Manageress, King't Head Hotel, Newport. Mon. e:97:pl9 ? BOOM-Gardenerwhothoroughlyunderstands ?Jf garden and care of horse; drive; generally useful; a. reliable man, not too young, desiring comfortable home and permanency.—Age references, wages (indoors), Dr. John Jones, Clyo.ach. Swansea. e3982p20 ?xrANTJH), tew "*?irt ? Lt<i: who CMi rMa bicycles; ? W mn?t &e reapecttM? and prodne* <<?<t reference?. —Appt? "KTen??s axpTa?" omoe. aUTM PREMISES. SRS. S. IIFIP-N AND PERTVN'FB, J3JL AUCTEONERRS VALUERS. SURVEYORS, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS. For list of Businetta Premise and Houses to be Let or Sold see "Western .Mail" Daily, printed Register free. OfEcea, 93, St. MMT-stieet, Car". Established 1849. T?TEWPORT-Eoad.—For Sa?jt'weU-bmIt House, con- ±\ -tanitny three TWepttOB-' ? BM? .ar? TtMnxms, atm etery convenierce.-Apply 180, Newport-road. e4084p23 T)ADYR.—To Let, Aldersyde; desirable residence?- JL?) App!y The Laurels, Eadyr, near CardiC. ep23  Let, Family Re.sidee, Les Eaux, Clytha Park, TNewport; seebided g-dea, i acre, running stream, fishponds, tennis lawn, vinery; the hoose contains 19rt x 18ft. x Uft., dining-room, 18ft. x 15ft. x lift., breakfast room, 17ft. x 15rt. x lift., six larie bedrooms, dressing-TOOM, bathroom, and ual domestic further particulars, and order to view, apply to Harold H. Swalwell, 10, Skinner-street, Newport. e4030p23 AHealth Resort.—To Let, a cottage (partly fur- ?fi. nished), near Llanedy Church, comprising two bedrooms, sitting-room, And pantry; 10s. per week.— Apply Rector, Hanedy, Pontnrdulais. e4088p23 'nUTCHERS—To LetT ? ? going concern, nrst-dasa JL? Butcher's Shop, Dweiltng-houBo, <t&Me; in centre of Boath; good family trade; ingoing moderate.—Apply E 45, Evening Express, CaidiS. e4052p23 rTYWO Villas to Let? at Cadoxton, near .Nesth—Apply JL Charles, Gower, DyBevor. e4065pl9 np0 Le, The Lea, Godfrey-road, Newport, containing Tthree reception rooms, SIX b-Irooms, coachhouw, vin.ery, beautiful garden about A particulars, on application to Harold Swa.;well, 10, Skinner-street, Newport. e4<T79p2: TnOR Sale, Penylan Hill, semi-detached double?front Jt' Houses; cellar in, basement; ground Hocr, three reception rooms, large china Pantry and larder; first floor, five bodroo=, and billiard room bath and w.c.; second Scof, 3 bedrooms; ground rent, JE8 8s.—Apply Comley, 84, Penylan-road. eS967pL9 TT.IOR Sale, or to Let in Boath, large Warehouse. with J' stabling, ceMar, lofts, large yard. well, and splen- did stabling.—L. W. Culley, 92, Queen-street, Cardin. e4<M8p2! rrW Let, Couper Villa, Wordsworth-avenue, Cardiff.— JL Apply above, J. M. Curnow. el2668 PARADE NeathCto market?about??obe I. enlarged, to Let, lease or sell, House and Shop, now carried on grocery and lronmongery; possession March. 25th next.—Apply Sims, ?0, Alexander-street, Neath. e40S3p22 P ENCAI,3A, Nea.th.=TObe Let or Sold, Vi ua Resi- _L dence, with st&ble, coachhouse, and garden; plea8antly situated; overlOOkIng town and Apply Sims, 20, Alexandra-street, Keath. e40!2p22 rr?O Let, House and Shop; suit bu.tcher.—Appy King's _L Head Hotel, Usk. e4fB9p22 rMO Let, & lo-roomed House7 partly furnished.—Miss J_ Minscott. Limes, LaughanM. _c3989p20 T. 0 Let,27,Cecin-streeC. Roath;7?6dT;newl? i_ decorated.—7, Paf?place. e3322pl8 A BEBYSTWTTH.—To Let, House and Shop, T. road; a.Iso House, Alexandra-road; both in excel- lent positions (shop 32ft. long).—Apply A. Lloyd Williams, Auctioneer, Aberystwyth. s!9€9p20  QWANSEA.—Lock-up Comer Shop, ccllage; also jij adjoining Shop, central town; naw modem frontages; ready few da"Crabb, Acccuntant, Swansea. e:946pl9 R- -ÓUSE wajited in Whitchurch. "with stable ?an<t _Ll coachhouse.—E 2, Evening Express, CardiS. epl9 ?HOP and DwelIing?MU'? to Let ? on Lease.—Apply ? S. Jennett, 1!6. Queea-street. ?C- ardff. el2512 TT ARGE Premises to be Let in St. Mary-.Areet. C?,dif', JLj within a minute's walk of Great Western Railway Station; suitable for hotel, cluh. or restaurant; paxticu- lars on application.—Address B 68, Evening Express, CardiS. el2570 rMO Let, commodious Warehouse, MttaNe for work- JL shop and stable, in centre of town.-Apply Dale, Forty and Co., Piarlo Merchants, Cardiff. e3974plg IU,SINMSF,S.-Whe nYcu want tõbUYOrSell a bus.- _D ness send full partieulMa.—-Jones, Business Broker, 161, King's-road, CardiS el2657 A FPLY to J. T. Saunders, Auctioneer and Esta-te _?L Agent, 29, St. Mary-?tre?t, CardiS, for following propertiea to Let:—22, Pafk-street, 113. ed.; 19, Somer- set-street. 7s. 6d.; Saltmead-road, 6s. 6d.; 44, Davis street, 9s. 6d.; 31, Milford-street, 69. 6d.; Byron-street, 6s. M. el24S4 OFFICES TO LET. dT. Mary-strMt, GMdBI—SeTeMT?eM-tt?ted rootM ? singly or in suites, m Western Mail-chambera; passenger lift; electric lighting; lavatory on each noor. —Apply Mr. E. H. Crafter, Western Mail, Cardiff. el2608 OFFICESW ANTED t?rT ANTED,Cmoe,neighbourhoodMountStuart- W pquare.—Sta.te particulars, D 81, Evening Express, Cardiff. eMMpM APAR1MENTS. T ADY wishes one or two gentlemen as Paying Guesta; superior home, terms moderate.- E 3, Evening EX1)ress, Cardiff e.337Op19 ? ENTLEMAN requiref Furnished Apartments, sitting- Groom and bedroom, C-diff; good district.-FuU particulars to E 42, Evening Express, Cajdin'. epl9 TARNISHED Apartments to Let, "terms moderate; JD self boaj-d.—Apply to Mrs. Richard, 6, Cnft-terrace, Oowbridge, nesj- railway station. e4018pl8 A PABTMENTS, furmi?ed, front Sitting-room amd ??. Bedroom; board tf reqaired; good cooking.—57, Talbot-5treet, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. e3999p20  Let, two Unfurnished Rooms; 0 ven, grate.-19, JL Sapphire-street, Roath, Card'a'. el2662 BUStNESSES WANTED. A DVEBTL EB, receetly returned from Australia, ?\ w?nta Inn or Hotel; colltety diztrict preferred; eonummda tood capital.-D 89, Evening Expreca, CM<HfE <!92:Bl8 PL'BUC-HOUSES. T0 Let, -,ingle-licens?d Huse, N-th; good position. JL —E H, Evening Expr&ss, CardiS. e4074p22 ?PLEXDlb Chance of obtaining full-licensed House in shipping neigbbourhodd; takings average E3?; COUld capitalists only dea.1t writeD.F.,EYemng'Exprpss,Newport. e4C24p22 ,rj'AXDSOMELY Fitted and attractive Fully-licensed -J.l. Home, heart of most bar, and comfortable house; proprietress must giye up through illness; ingoing £350, or reason- able Tebbs, Valuer, Bristol. C°:lo:l.llIAXDIXG Com?r FuUv?licensed House,faces four important thoroughfares, Bristol; near music- hall; payments to brewers about £1,000 per annum; ingoing half may arlverti8ed before. -Apply Tebbf, Bristol. I CLIFTON, Bristol.-Easily-managed Ful1y-licensed House; it ladles or an?one; present tEnant some years; ingoing. inc]udmg part furniture, L35,0.-App1?3? Tebbs, Vicl,ri a-r_ hambers, Bristol. FREE Hotel, Gloucestershire; doing large prontable trade, atout £4.000 per annum; purcha8e arranged with about £l,200.-Tebbs, Viet oria- street, Bristol. I SPIRIT Va?l,s, bet position, Bri-qol; counter trade L30, £40 ,kly; purchase arranged with E700  Victoria-chambers, BrL<tol. C ODNTRY BeeThouse, c?alliery district, Somerset- C shire; present tenant five years; pays brev;us ?30 monthly; rent ;E26; garden, stabling, piggeries; ingoing jE170.—Tebbs, Bristol. V ILI-A,GE Beerhouæ, Somer?etshire; paddock, gar- den, stabling; ingoing L210; comfortable business. —Tebbs, Bristol. TT'lLL.?EFuDy-IieensedHouse,six miles from outhouses, 22 acres land; total ingoin-, about £200; pœion next Tebbs, Valuer, Bristol. TTtULLY-Licensed House, suburb Bristol; taking jE25 Fweekly; possession arranged with LWO ch.- Tebbs. C<C1T Beginners.—Fully-licensed House. Bristol; com- fort able home; ingoing £85.-Tebbs, Bristol. C- LIFTON, Bristol.—Comfortable Beerhouse; suit busi- nœs couple; ingoing L125.-Tabbs, Va?uer, Brhstol. e4014p22 BU8!NE88ES FOR D!8P08AL  smart Confectionery and Refresh- Ement Busine!'s, resctable part Bristol- delightful situation; last tenant 14 years; present te?.t bound to giye up through ill-health; profits weekly; rent £.35; closed Sundays; ingoing, ENO; cost pro- proprietûr £400 and highly recommended by J. Tebbs, 76, Yic, Bristol.  Refreshment Business, suburb of ABrii?tol; present proprietress three years; cheap for £75.-Apply to Tebbs, al)ove address. T?RIEDFishBusiness, Bristol; taking about .S8 weekly; ingoing jE80.—Apply Tebbs, Bristol. G- REENGBO'CERY, Fruiterer's, Rabbits, Fish, &c., \J!' Bristol; taking .E25 weekly; ingoing .SlM.—T&bbs. N--EWSA, Stationer}-, and Fancy, Clifton, i\t Bristol; prontable business; everything JE500.— Apply Tebbs, Bristol. PASTRYOOOK and Confectionery, Bristol; turnover about E700 per annum; ingoing E20O.-Tebbs. R- and Dining-rooms, one of the best thoroughfares of Bristol; suit any business couple; ingoing £150.-Apply Tebbs.  and Fancy, near railway station, J_ Bristol; ingoing, including dock, ?70.—Apply Tebbs, Bristol. BA.KING and Pastrycook, Clifton, Bristol; taking jD about JE25 weekly; ingoing .E250.—Apply Tebbs, Bristol.  Weston-super-Mare; grand posi _D tion, facing Eea 'front; fully furnished; jE400.— Tebbs, Bristol  situate about ntIe of Bristol; com- Bmandiiag premises, faces three important main thoroughfares; former tenant 30 years; returns about weekly; ingoing £300.-Apply Tebbs, Bristol. ?OMME?CiALHotelandRestaurant,centrally situated, Bristol; free beer and wine licence; fully furnishec' E40D.-Apply Tebbs, Victoria-street, Bristol. e4013p22 district, ?0 Let, small Mineral taking. Anthracite district, low ground reBt.—Deere, Porthcawl. e3852pl9 0 LD-establisbod Refreshment House and Shop, 7 Stuar;-s:reet, Docks; newly renovated. eU97p2O ? COD. Milk Round for Sale.—Apply M, Majgajet- Gstrwt, Abarcynon. e391UP18 FURNITURE. ftEV?LN tUMi Co.'s special bar?<uma fof caah.—CttdiS, Tt'EVAN and Co. for harndsome Tapestry Carpeta, JD bordered MMl ready fo? IayiBg. from Ms. Ud. J) value aild Co. for grand patterns and exceuent value in Flocrrcloth aDd Linoleum. ? D,BVAN &nd Co. for Carpets aD4 Hetfthfuea of every JD descripUon at lowest prices and Co. tor Mtsslve Irott Bedstettdt, ZtB JD pilhus. from Ll Ua. 6d. T?EVAN tnd Co. for splendid H?t?d Mtd Foot AU- J? braaa Bed<?ta<lB. fiom ?4 4t. BEVAN 'DEVAN tnd Co. for beat Tnine in WTre-woTen Mtt- T?EVA.N and Co. for full-sized own nMLke Fe&thaf JD Bedt, good Unen tict.s. tiom X2a. 6d. T??VAN and Co. for handsome W&tnut Bid?boM?a, Bplate-glass backs, from £3 198. 6d. BRVAN and Co. for immenæ adection Walmt and other 'DvE-?niantles. œ. Ild. to 10 guinw?& "'[)<EVAN and Co. for special Bedroom Sttites, chest, glass, marble 81.a.nd:, chairs, k. :£3 17iL 6d. T?EVAN amd Co. tor KTtmd ?ttue Satin Walnut Bed- JD room Suites, from M to 25 gTiineas. T)EVA-N and Co. for Chippendale ajtd other Cabinets VAN and Co. for American Organs. ev-ery fnstru- J? ment WMranted 10 ye<MS. from JS7 17tt. 6d.  and Co. for lli=ofortes fnll oompaB8, haDd- Bgome walnut cam, from Z15'15s.  and Co. for hand80me Saddlebag Buit4m J..> grand pa.tterns, from 8 to 16 guinea& BEVA-W and Co. for the celebrated EmPrem PiaDo, a JL) m?mincent instrument, 28 Ruineaa. T?'EVA-N and Co. for really beautiful Suitae in B?red Bsflk, from 12 guineas to 25 guineas. TD?VXN and Co. for the King of all Piaaoe; see It Bbefore buying elsewhere; 40 guineas. ëlO8œ TVETAJf and Co. (Ltd.); Largest FunHshers, Cardie, BSwanna, Pol1typridd. Newport. znd PontypoJl. MUStCAL. ¡f"R. B. Foxhall, Teacher of Music; tenne moderate.- JYJL 11, Holmesdale-street, CardiS. e4MEp22  Violin; magnificent solo tone; l&belled Str&divarius Cremond, 1690; absolutely perfect; lockup fitted case; lovely bow; worth pounds; sacrifice las. 6d.; willingly.-Mrs. TY1er, road, Uxbridge. e4071p23  Manual and Pedal Organ (new); case to suit purchaser; first-class work.-Cbas. Eden,  Abbey-street. Derby. e4036p22 TDIANOS. Pianos, Pianca.—R. J. Heath and Sons' special offers in iron-framed Pianefortes, with an the latest modern  "ABTISTIC" Mode!; good v?nut case; faU cm-? ?CTL.pass; cash .S15 16s. "'EjlUROPEA?"Modei;6net?lMttcaae;check Jl? action, tri?ord, &c.; CMh, jEl: lae.  Model; fall compass; has?dootiu 1 mamueterfa panel, &c.. cash, £23 !2s. 8& "TTAifDSOME Pianoforte," in Louie CMe; fnn size JjL M? compass, rich case tad tone; douMe cash, E25 4s. "'??USIC Tntdea Association"Model;marveaom jLH- ?al-ia; beautMut, rich tone; CMh, S!L "'r?RAWING-Room Model"; perfeot inBtrument for JL? tone!i, tone. Md dar?biUty; e?sh jH5 108. AvE shall be pieMed to arrange for tmy of theaf I f iD5trumenta to be obt3.ined on our improved Hire System.—For terms, &c., e&Il at R. J. EMth and Soma' 76, Queen-street (CMBer of Charles-stroW, CatdiC. Aleo Pontypndd, Penarth, and Fort Thibet. ellISS DAT F*crty,.a= Co.'s SpeoiaMes in fou mmpmol JL? 'Mn rnuned Pl&nofcrtea. "/?OLLECB" Model; Oteh, BM Ms.; (dMt A) aQ!{d walnut wood caee. "£'t<)LLEGE" Mode!, caat. :CIS Mt.; (cmaB B) eoUd \1 waJmut wood CMe. T.1 DUCATIONAL" Modet; CMh. ?22 10e.; h<md<ome walnut wood ew- ?TNFL.EXIBLK" Mod?; caeh, ?a ICa.; tall e!ze, J? upright phno; vertical striB?int;. ?TBONCLAD" Mcdel; caeh ?28; mM?l uprieht ?TMd ccentrung "T ISZT" Modet; oaah. :£31 10a.: mafaiaeent TW%e; "KAISER" Modet; oaah, £42; a full upnght concert  &bove Models can be on OUT Hire Purcham ASystem far a snull @am monthly. Call and 1nBpeet above specialitfee If seeld11¡¡ a good and reliable st, a moderate cost.  Forty and Co., Pimno and Organ Merchants, _L? Hit;?-<treet attd Cattle Arcade, C?rdiS. et0696 HORSES, LIVE STOCK, &c. A Bargain t. Undeitakm, Tradesmen, other APretty jet black Mare, Bonny; 6 years; 15.2; splendid action; wazran ted sound; splendid worker; single, double hamese; trial; fuafMttee given; :C26.- Blue Huse Fann, Mon. ep18 P OSTING.-Good Pony and Trap or Wagonette meet j"? a?ny tr?in.—Telegraph J. Williama, Biaenrhondda. e<05! T 0 ContYactors and Builder-. trong powerful Mare, .1. 16 hands; also set of Harne85, almost new; will sell at reasonable oSer.—Apply Fitzgerald, Gethm Arms, Merthyr e4M3p22 T;1OX Terrioirs.-ELigh-clan wire and smooth Puppies for .J:' Sale; make winners; also some winners.-T. J. Lianishen, Cardiff. e4008p20 'rirORSE Feed. 9s. M. sach; carriage panL:? M7 each allowed fo sa.ck returned; larg. r*uction to buyers of 2 tons and 5, Cominercial- street, Newport. e3932p18 ?HAFF aad Corn, ready mixed, for feeding, 5s. lOd. ? cwt.; carriage ptid; M. each tUowed for eacka "han ret large reduelion to buyers of 2 tou and when returnedk4 large reduction to burem of 2 tons and upwar4l-J*)p, 5, Commercdal-straft, Newport. COAL FOR SALE. ?I?ALS.—Best E<ouMc Screened. 22s. 6d.; Vip?nds. c li r,-e ,,&fl la.re Red3$h, 17s. Ffaldau Nuts, 2Gs. Kitchen, 16s. 9d.; Gaeh Kuts, Us.; House f-malls, J2s. &d.; Fofest Cobbles, 19s.; Steam Xuts. 15s. 9d. per ton Kuts, Coke; no agen-s; send ring up Nat. Tel. 01024; lower prices for quotatioM any station South End Co.. the Caxdiff. e12482 COALS per ton for cash on delivery; red ash large or eobbles (splendid value, good quality), 175.; handpicked large, 198.; bright hard large or cobbl85 recommended), 21s.-Please send postcard, Shields Bros.. Crwys Coal RhYIDlley Failway. near Crwys Bridge, Cardie. Established 1875. el2310 BtCYCLES, TR!CYCLES, &c. WANTB;D, Bicycle in exchange for Dinin,-?-,oom t T Suite.—E 55. Western Mail, Cardiff. e4C73pl9 Q BCOXD-Hand FTames and a quantity to U sell cheap to clear; would suit 126, Queen-street, Card:S. el26oS £-lOlOs-Roaœr, fixed wheel, for C7 79, 13 Beeston Humber, free wheel, L!6 168. foT Ell Ila.; froo wheel Raglan for 7s.; all unu.<oed.- Korton. 128, Queen-street. Cardtff. el2!!S CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c. s TEW-KED'S great Stock-taking Sale 18 now on for ODe month only-. $end quick to secure bargaim. 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[By Special Arrangement—Copyright] AN ART!ST'S RANSOM, By EM!LY S. WINDSOR. I "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 a refuge for force and violence, those two diviniti&e whom the poet JEschylus 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 hare euffered, advanced towards the traveller. "You are, then, unhappy?" s'aid he. "Will you be one of us?" At this moment several 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 ber&elf that he had not met with any mishap. "I am not hurt. Marietta. It is a. boy, without arms. Some popil of the school of painting. Do you not see that end of a. pencil on the reek here," "No quarter," said an old man, who appeared to be chief of the band, and whose ferocious a&pect 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 ajid 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 disenchamted 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 jnst proposed to him to become one of us." "Thanks for your oner," 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 you are nying from the persecution of our Spanish tyrants." ,"Yes," cried the young man, "I am a verit- able child of Naples; tMid I hate the Viceroy and his people as much as you can hate them. When it is necessary to nght them I shall not be the last to draw the sword 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 goJd." "Shoot him. Shoot him at once!" rephed the old chief. The nrst bandit was silent; no voice was raised in favour of the tra-veller. The woman alone regarded him with kindly curiosity, but she dared not apeak in th<e presence of theaa 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 tJlis side the rock; there, where the sun is emerging from behind those clouds, and its golden rays diSuee 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 okd chief. There .are no means of night, and I advise you not to incline over the edge. If tbo ball which would reach you did not kill you immediately the fall 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 ma<n, I will profit by your recommendation." He advanced to a. little shelf of rock, which extended over the immense vaJley, where wae displayed all the magnifiomoe of the Italian aun. The nrst bandit, on seeing this coolness, turned his grm in his hand with a gesture of regret. Ria comrades were prep&r- ing their guns to hre. "Hea-vens!" cried the young man, entranced with the tabLea-u spread out under his eyes. Wh<H marvellous richness! Has one ever s&en a more surprising contrast. Here are all the rigours of nature, all its marvels, all its voluptuousneas! One can die after having seen all that! I thank inee, my God, for this sublime spectacle!" The young man gank upon his knees in an ecstasy of religious adnupa.tion. "Stop:" said the old chief. "He says his prayers..Let us respect his devotions." The young man did not arise. "What lita,nies ie he reciting then?" impa- tiently cried the old chief. "I shall go and t'a.p him on the shoulder ajid tell him to finish his beads. He approarlbe-d the yomig nian, who, pencil in hajid, was sketching the landscape which he found so beautiful, and from the midst of thick brajnbles bringing out an a-bandoned hut perched on th'e slope of a hill. The old chief had no sooner cast hje eyes on the work of the painter thaji he uttered a cry of surprise amd sa-tisia-otion. "My house!' cn.ed he; "my o-ld house where I was born. Poor roof, devastated by the soldiere-rmin which will 800n be no more- there it ie! YM, by my faith, he ha.s dis- lodged it from among the rocks which sur- mounted it." "It must be a charming habitation," said the painter, nonchalantly. Oh, if you had seen it!" continued the old man, how it bloomed in the bosom of roees which blossomed around twice a yeu. The door which opened to the setting sun was embowered in honeysuckle. How smiling ajid beautiful it wa&! My father lived there like a king to the hour when, having missed paying one of those odious taxes which oppreas the people, eome Spanish and Germaji eoldieis oajne &nd pillaged all, destroyed &11. My fa.thM- died while defending himself, my mother died through grie<f, and I ned into the mountains. I have sworn a hatred to men. Since that time I have taken terrible revenges. I have hardened my heart. I have buirned many houses. I have seen 1loods of blood flow. I have been avenged, bot I cannot nnd myself before this mined home without feelings of sadneas." The old chief, whose eyes were full of tears, again fixed his regard on the work of the .artist. Great was his new astonishment! In place of the rain, a beautiful oottage, whose door was wpMhthed with honeysuckles, ajid Qea.r which bloomed roaes, was growing mnder' the ra.ptMi pencil of th& GetlOt-wbik the old man Ba-re himself up to his naemories. Th" i,, iull se" h% wi,h str ozi0.- thAL í is really it"; a<nd he laid his ha-nd affec- tionately on the artist's shoulder. The reft of the band, surprised by tbM scene, came up to them; the artist received compliments on hL- ta-lent. Is it not true," cried the young man, flattered by their words. that Nature it there, living, and that she comes and painta 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 Soma.sca. 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 a.m eighteen years of age. My heart it full of enthusiasm and love; I prefer de&th, sudden death, to a life of weariness. I have traversed the mountains, to choose a summit from which I could throw myself some day, if 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 nrst brigand, fea.r 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 dy 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." "Ehe 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 nbres left in his heart were the ones attaching him to his daughter, and to his old home. "I accept your proposition." sa-id 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 yon." The young ma.n set to work immediately, and he produced, feature for feature, the superb creature who posed before him. All the band were in ecetacies. "Here are two hundred ecus of gold," said the briga-nd, putting a purse into the artist'w hand, when the portrait was finished. "Li that enough?" "I should just think so," joyously exclaimed the young man; "the miserable dealers who bought my nrst. sketches have not habituated me to this price. 1 have harl to penetrate the most savage places of the Abruzzes to receive encouragement. And of whom? And how? I sh-all 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 Salvator." "Vefy well!" said the brigand, while regard- ing the portrait of his beloved one, "and the ages will repeat the name of Salrator Rosa. (The End.)

READABLE STORtES BY OLD AND NEW FAVOUR!TES To-morrow will appear in our colnmiM a Short Story, entitled— "H)S MOTHER'S B!8CUiT," By STERLING KAXE. Among othera in the series are:- "A GA8TBONOMIC COURTSHIP," VIOLET E. MITC_HEMt "A PUNCTURED TYRE," L. ST. DEANB. "THE UNDEBTAKEB'S DETEOTIVE," MB8. GEORGE COBBETT. "JACK'S ENOAOEMENT," W. J. LAMPTON. ROMANCE OF BPESTNIKG WHEEL." V. E. MTTCEELL. HAUNTED." PROF. HARALD WILLIAMS. THE MAN SHE HATED," AMY MONTAGTDZ.

MARK DIDN'T WAIT. An acquaintance of Mark Twain tells the following amusing story:- "When I lived with my brother in BuSaJo." 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 ajid smoked for a minute, as if making up his mind about something, and at la-at opened his gate and came lounging across the street-. There wae aji unoccupied rocking-chair on the veranda, ajmd when my brother oCered it to him he dropped into it with a eigh of rehef. He smoked for a few BMNnents, and said:- 'Yes, rery pleasant.' 'Shouldn't wonder if we had ram by-ajid. hye.' 'WeU, we could stand a littie.' 'This is a nice house you have here.' 'Yes, we rather like it.' "'How's your family?' 'Quite well-and yours?' 'Oh, we're all very w&ll.' "There was another impressive si]pnce, and SiL&lly Mark Twa.in croaeed his legoS. bi&w & puS- of smoke into the air, and in his lazy dra,wl remarked: 'I suppose you're a little surprised fr. gee me over here so ea.rly. Fact is I ha.ven't' been so neighbourly pe,r 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 nre. It struck me that it would be a good idea if——' "But at the mention of are the whole family rushed upstairs. When we had put tile, &re out and returned to the veranda, we were ha.rdly surprised to find that the humouft&t hadn't waited."

Two smart young men were sitting opposite a 8a.lva.tion Army laas in the Twopenny Tube. One of them forward and rema-rked, "Do you believe that taie about icnah? The reply was in the af&rmatiTe. Hew cam you prove it? Oh, I U ask him when I get to heaven." Bnt suppose he ie not there? continued the smart young mac. "Then yoa can ask hun."

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