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EXCURSIONS. PAND A. CAMPBELL (LIMITED), P. SAILINGS FKOM CA&DWi' ?d PEARTH. (Wind, weather, and circumstances permitting.) LiuAVE CARDIFF. | LEAVE WESTON. at.. 3.3C, i 1.^0, 2..16, 3.25. 4.25, *1.30. 5.30, 6.0 rym#5.15, 7.0, '15 pui MOD., 30-7.45, "9.30 arn, 3.30, 4.1o. 3.15, 4.40, 5.30, 7.15, *3.0 pm 6.0, *7.0, S.30, S.45 pin Tues.; il—3.0. 3.-W aa. 3.3C ] 3.55 am, 3.0. 4.35, "5.20, *4 30, 5.40, 6.30, 7.45, *3.30 pin | 6.40, 7.25, 9.G, S.15 pm Wed., 1-8.1), 9.25, 10.30 am, 3.55, 10-15 am, 3.30, 5.30. 4.20, 5.15, 6.45, 7.30, *=.40. 9.30 6.15, 7.-t0, 5.25, »i.50, 10.20 Thurs., 2—3.0, 9.35, "10.15, i 8.55, "10.3(" »1L0 am, 11.30 am, 5.5, 6.0, 7.15, 3.1;)! 4,0, 6.10, 7.0, Z.30, 9-10 Ixi., 3-8.0, 10.0 am, 12.0 noon, 3.55, 10.55 aiu, *4.13, 6.4Q, 5.40, 7.50 JJIII 3.50 pm "OURIbT and CHEAP WEEK-END TICKETS ar. Issued to Principal Stations in Vi £ ST OF ENGLAND. Also DAY TICKETS to CHEDDAR and WELLS. LEAVE CARDIFF. LEAVE CLEVEXXJN. 6?t.. 28—hl.jO pm 6. 2 z?? p m ?3 z?-n, ?.o p- ;2{ËÚ, M.K i} 9.5 i?, 9.10 p-u Ved., 1—}.5Q pm 3.35 pm L EAV tfCA RDIF F. | Li £ A V'E" BRISTOL. Sat., -hl.30 pm 5.30 pm :Mon., 30-2.30, b4.45 pm 7.3J>^m, 7.15 pm Tuas., 51—3.40, b £ .50 pm < 3.15 aku, 3.1s pm Wed., 1—50 pm 5.45 pin LEA V ECARDTF F~ j~ LEAVE ~MINEHEAJ>. Bat., 28—2.0 pm 5.0 pm X-Piirs., 2-9.3Q am 7.20 pm LEAVE~CLOVELLV. Wed., It—s.30 am I 4.30 pm liurs., 2—3.30 am 4.45 pm LIEAVE CAHDIFF. I LiAVE ILfRACOMBE. Sat., 2S—j3.30, c7.2C pia JIC.30 pm Mem., 30—19-25 ara 2.15 pm Tues., 31—flO.O am 3.0 pm I Wed., I-t9.S0 5.45 pm Thurs., 2-9.30 am 6.C pm Fri.. 3—9.?0 ?m 5.0 pLt? NRout..e- to Dvon and curnwalL • SATURDAY, AUGUST 28- AFTEKNOON TRIP CLEVEDON and BRISTOL.— Cardiff hi.30 pm, Bristol 5 30 pm, Cievedon 6.25. Fare ^either pnce;, 2s. REGATTA AT JIIXEHEAD. AFTERNOON TRIP MINKHtAD.-Ca.-di5 2.0 pm, afinehead 5.0 pm. Fare, 2.3. od. NOTE.—The time of leaving JCnahea-i previously advertised at 5.30 pm this day, is now altered to 5.0 Dffi. EVEXIXG TRIP ILFRACOMBE DIRECT (Giving about li Hour on Shore).-C2d.1I §6.30 pm, Ilfracombe JiQ.30 pm. Fare, 2A NOTE.—This itearuer starts from Cirdia. MONDAY, AUGUST 30. AFTERNOON TRIPS CLEVEDON and BRISTOL.— Cardiff 2.30 and '¡.'¡5 pin, Bristol 7.15 pm, Cevedon B.10. Yare ^either pia.e), 2s TUESDAY, AUGUST 31. AFTERNOON TRIP CLEYEDO and BRISTOL.— Cardiff 3.40 pm, Bristol 5.15 pm, Ckvedcn 9.10. Fare (either places, 2s. CLEVEDON and BRISTOL.—Cardiff b5.30 pm, Bris- tol 3.15 pm, C15'edoa 9.1?. Fares: C:evedon, Is.; Br; 1.1, 23. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. CLEVEDON and BRISTOL —Car.it 4.30 pm, Bristol 8.45 pm, Cievedon 3.35. Fares: (le\edon, is. od.; Bristol, 2s. Doee not call at Penarth. c Single Trip. § Does not call off Lyainouth. e Via Weston, b Peaarth 20 minutes earlier a Penartli 25 a^niitea earler. h Penarth 30 tDinntee earl.er. ~SPECIAL NOTICET-^Pass^ttgers7-L ucrgage is trans ferred to and from the Steamer at Ca.rdj.ff Free of Charge. THROUGH~BOOKINGS :rr>m alf TAFF VALE and BHYMNEY RAILWAY STATIONS to WESTON, MINEHEAD, and ILFRACOMBE. For Furtber Particulars, TicJsets, ic., appiy to \V M. GUY. 70a, Bute-street; or T. COOK and SON, 2, Duie-gtreet, Cardiff. TeiefTiins: Priairoee." Nat. T81., Cardiff, 211. M576 A R R YR A I L W A Y '? MAGXIFICEXT (RED FLXNEL) STEAMERS. DAILY TIMS-TABLE isEFiVICES, Via BARRY PIER )Wind, Weather, Acc.cjn:s, Hindrances, or othsr Circumstances Permitting). WESTON SERVICE. Traiaa Jeave Daily (Not Sundays). Porta, Bridgend, "m 4terdlff Pc-ntypxi dd. C.LA, u gfeturris (Emr Iv ilins. Al. Vala from fide) Later Station^. Weeton. 7.12 am C-55 am £ .50 affa S. 15 am 3.2C am 9. a am '11, 9 am 11.25 arn 12. 5pm H.Io.am U5 pm 1.45 ptn S.32 pm U1 pm i. 17 pm 4 15 pra 5.48 pm 15 pai 7.43 pm S.c pm ti Weston: Single is. 6d., Day Trip 'A, All Evea'g ?.0 P. and a:tr, :3. returu; .Vednt?d?'.  Is. 6d. •Vednt^dpui and after, 15. 6d. ;¡;. LY.\ï()T;TH, A);D ILFi{ACOBE SERVICE. Porth, Bridgend, F t P., -i, ttrdW Poiitvpridd. Callia; Leaves fBiver- :c Mine. All V*i» liiraccroSw ride). Later. Stat.ooe. Daily at 8 37 am 9. earn c.c am 5.30 pm Steamer calls Minehe-d Thursday, 2nd; Friday, ird: Saturday. 4th; Monday. 8th; Tuesday, ?th; Wed- 1t>"{\a", 3th. Returns from at 5.50 pm each lay: Wednesday, 8th, at 3.30 r. F-res.-CaiC..ff 'o If;n,1j,.t1-Day Trip, 2s. Sd. and is.: Ilfracombe, 3s. and 45. Saturday, 28'r,Aftcmoon Trp Minshead and Cruj$ -Exlmzs Train C.?,li' ? R4??!rs?de -.13 pn, 'intermediate times see bills). Miaeh?ad 7.15 pin. Fare: Mmahead, 2a.; Cruise, 2s. Sd. Monday, 3Ct:1.-Clcvel:y.-Expp, Cardiff Riverside 9.37 am (intermeaiate timej se? bills), Ciovelly 4.10. Th., Trip previously ade,tt-, to M''tnbie>s and Tenby on this date is t7navo;dai:ly .Caiifeiled. Tuesday, :;¡t —Cloreliy.—Carditf Riverside 9.37 am (intermediate times see bill;), Cioveliy 4.10 pm. Wednesday, kV—Afternoon Trip bri,,¡ol.- Train Car- diff Riverside 3.40 '.cailing stations to Barry), Bristol 8.0 pm. Fare: Cardiff, 2B. 6<1.; Cugran. and Barry fctitions. 2s, § Calls off Lyrmouth to itid fro. steamer for Forth and Bridgend Sections. Through bookings from all Barry, Til, Rhymnev Btatioaa. E. LAKE, Gaaeral Manager. a,t960 "MUCH IN LITTLE." Scientists are endeavorzirg to rethice the bulk and to render all articles Bi €d for food more portable. As a result, you can new carry your breakfast in Gr- waistcoat pocket and the ingredients of a ?-<xt plate of soup in .the other. This result has Ion? been attained in Pharmacy, whilst inew and imp-roved methods af selection and concentration have been introduced. Although established over half a century. KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS ire np> toO dare, and contain the essence of meoiciEal herbs in their purest form, and. therefore, in the highest deg-ree cumtive. For a. disordered stomach, impaired cii.e,;t,ion, lner, impure hlood. a. yellow or muddy complexion, biliou3ne.s. 4c., theiie celebrated. Pills are Tinsurp-aased when taken ordlllg to dirpet?ns aecomp-anyin? each box. ?Sold in 7?.. l?d.. and 2s. 9, bSes  and Stor?. or direct of KER lCK &?L;mi-te-d,), The La,bcrat?y- Ca,rd?.. ??j ■ I W. P. CARYL, PSMC THE Qualified Eyesight Soecialist for SIGHT-TESTING and SPECTACLES, 16, HIGH STREET Abcade- CARDIFF. And 15, UNION-STEEET, SWANSEA. e504 TO-DAY'S OUTLOOK. This is an expression often used in connec- tion with national or pnblic affairs. But it may very well be applied to a matter having II, more personal beailn?. Wbat-is your out- took from the point of Health? Is it hope- ftil, or is it dark and doubtful? Does your life on tJie whole seem hKeiy to prove a sac- cess? The answer to these questions largely depends upon the state of your Health. The root of de<pr€eeiori and despair is more often found in our bodily condition than in oar worldly cireumstajices. The "well" man ie always HOPEFUL. fhas is easy to understand. If your digestire and secretive organs hs-ve been allowed to become deranged yea will look, very lite- rally. with a jaundiced eye upon all your Burroamdings. Take adcoie of Reecham'e Pills and note the difference. Your health will speedily riee to its normal level. The Stomach. Bowels, Liver, and Kidneys will at onoe begin to resume their perfect functions. The drab of life will become rose-colon red, difficulties will vanish, obwta-cles will disap- pear. Your activity will increase, your meutaJ vigour will revive, your whole out- look will improve, for all of which THANKS TO BEECHAM S PILLS Sold everywhere in boxes, price lili (56 pills) and 2/9 (168 pills).

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