The South Wales Daily Post

THE SWANSEA EMPIRE. Novelty is the prevailing characteristic of the J&apira program»e this week. The five Pyffcdea, ib thsirperformance, "Ten miautea st Ma<!a»e Tnssauds," display great clever- seas :ri -'maktBg up" Mke celebrated people Keliy Gertina is a fena!e baritone vtxawlist; bke stags The Wolf aod ether masculine balindm. The four Bumeiia, masieal j e^seafcries, give a capita! and well-1 apprfeeiated sbew. Sella ana Y ouiig. the bwEeless 18..1y and the olever clown, do loae NIOD-iorfr-ily clever feats probmbly no more estraGrdinar«' exhibit of stage athleticism has gver fee«i> seen ia Swansea. Keneaiy and Cenha are capital statuesque danceri and their basineaa is fresh and enjoyable Mr, Jesse Burtoc, a tenor vocalist; Miss Milton, a aerla-eosaie warbler, and Miss Mtrary, ths Irish songstress, are! sacu extnnlely taUnted, A visit tn Euhntq "in well repay the »?peaditore for aioiissiwix

SW^N»EA MODEL YACHT I CLUB, ) On 8aturaay two watches for 2nd and i of < siass boas-, were sailed in the pond at, BryosaiH Park, aad a large assemblage turned out te witae«s the racing. it was a beauiiiut & :eriKw>8. with » of models having a sail, t,he-y gave "«ay to the racers, and some good tpoH: plaee in a nice easterly j breeze, a tiioogh the sailing was greatly inter- j with by the rowma boats that are n oored 10 tLe centre of the pood. JEnf.rie-» for 2ad. elass:— j Mr. VV. R, Jaai^s • i: Music Mr »r- B. Hodgens'; vigilant, Mr. W.J. Gelds worthy EJs:e J?r TL Fryer; Jeaaie," Mr. j' Hodgens': iSritama,' ifr W. J. Coaens- •< Valkyr:?." Mr. H. Heard; u Veaita," Mr. V, Narup • • Neva." Mr. Borgaas. ■* Musio" aod f "Valk-.rie d-d rotra e. Result: 2at ,C,lt (5 BoaU) 1st, "Elsie," 2sd, "Ethel"; 2nd! h (4 BoaU' 1st, ''Enid," Znd Fia*l (4Sc«a 1st, "Enid, Zud, "Neva." iJ a tries foror.i eiass Curies."Mr. J. jckiw*. 2fid, Aerooa," ilr. IL L.S>ai!s. M r. T. P. iiose Hichards acted as officer oT hi. .!« _4_-

FBOFfiSSIONAUSM IN FOOT- BALL. THE FARTING OF THE WAYS, WATTING TILL WALES SPEAKS. A WWern eorrespoodsnt of the Athletic N^wa t^;S — The reeeptien of the Hu?by ?j altm naaaif^sto by theNorthero duW is teicg wa&ffhaiit with absorbing interest m '.he WWt oi and every ite ot news as t»-> tS* tion Ió be taken y York- luí1"fII a»tii nneashire i? esgerVy sought *:tar« At Wrf* s'a,fcB«i some week or two ago, toe etretiiw Will be signed by eTe;y ciub in »h-s^Nevertheless, we ai > not so pure as !tffl.¡e would like to make out. The ci-oak oi *ja*t«i>asn< is not so very thick in so;) psaces. ami it is practically iaipoasible to prevesit prefessioniliaai,' in some eh-rnse ye farm, ia cttibs whoee Seams are mainly eosspo»«d of artizans, when the fti, ire hsts iae;'?de a geod pro- po<-»ier> :,1 matches with distant i l-vbs CetliPltáøt.igl1 for loss of wages is or^ai* uuvq+smhs. ia anme ptrta of Devon, Aftd I MP tomty of ">p:i'.m that though Kh» c '«• »-(• b" gnel. yet at the special f ork^kire's proposal will of several clubs I .aafc the voting is by ,c, .• »--Uvn* i!.clst-,on ,-)! Western *J;-s •*• -»• ? t:-r to any open support wu^c 'f'ght happen if the Vi oiiii vlnl# inslow in Yoritahire's wake must be i.c>:t. tm. w*i«« fsp.,

Tfce 'f!" £ «6o«/ published as the orene oi the Ksfeaoti Free Labour Associ- his j'-iss started €» i its industrial & r>r Its i se1, is '• to advocate and > t tueof every working man tv ilo .v. at he "th his own labour iD •whatever asii-ket h« himself ehoos^a, and to irtwi term# be hiuiseif thinks best with Ms ehspl^sr." in «.h«9e days when trade heiug perverted into an a £ gr^«i*« au.-hiaerv for cfMrciog freedom of sct the liberty of the subject, the ttos6 mi arnvbd a day too soon, aud If i" U'a io keep Trad =»Uaions withintha r J"¡t;fmt\.ct4a -s.¡htore of -j ■ f.>o apart from the jsettr^s >' r :-<w urn'c^ism,. it 1vÍil v-,i. q

A STEP TOWARDS UNIVER- SAL PENNY POSTAGE. It is oflSeially announced that arrange- nenta have been made for virtually com- pleting the Universal Postal Union on the 1st of January, 1895, when Cape CoIouy enters the Union. The Cape is the only iarge civilised community not already included in the Union, and its accession has a double value in the fact that it smooths the way for the adhesion of the more remote communities south of the Gambesi to this insatntioa for providing uniform postal arrangements throughout the civilised world.

THE SUMMONS AGAINST AN EX-M.P. THE GIRL SETTLES THE CASE. At the Westminster Peliee-eoart on Tuesday, Mr. Rymer, solicitor, aanotmeed that in the ease of Elizabeth Jacobs, against Thomas Quinn, late member of Parliament for Kilkenny, which was a summons in respect ef the maintenance of a child, tlat a settlement had been arrived at. Mr, Evans, solicitor, said he thought it en iy right to state that his client, Mr. Quinn, denied the truth of the assertions made, but the magistrate said as the summons had been withdrawn statements by either side were quite unnecessary.

EXECUTION AT MAN- CHESTER. SCENE ON THE SCAFFOLD. REPORTERS EXCLUDED. James Wilshaw Whitehead was executed j in Strangeways Gaol, Manchester, at «ight j o'clock on Tuesday morning, fer the mur- der of bis wife at Oldham on the 20th AngusL Whitehead was a young man employed in the cotton industry. He had been separated from his wife for some time, snd on raeenng her in the street cut her throat with a raz-^r. afterwards attearpting to commit suicide. The only motive pus forward was that of jealousy. Subsequently to the passing of the death sentence a petition signed by 37,000 persons in Oldham was pre.-ented by Sir John Jiibbert, one of the members for the bercugh, to the Home Secretary, who de- clined to interfere. Reporters were not admitted to the execution, which was per- formed by Billington, Two or three hundred persons witnessed the hoisting of the biack flag, but there was no demonstra- tion of any kind. The inquest on the body of Whiteside was held this afternoon. The prison surgeon stated in answer to questions by the jury that a self-inflicted wound in the neck which had imperfeetly sealed, w as torn open in the fall from the scaffold. Question? were asked as to the non admission of the press, and the reply given was that the matter lay with the discretion of the high sheriff.

HOW WALES IS MISREPRE- SENTED- TO THZ JEDITOR OF TUB "SOUTH WA'.ES t DAILY POBT." I Sis,—W:I1 you allow me to make a few ob- I servations in support oi the suggestion from Mr. Grant Alien is reierencij to the pro- posed memorial to Prince Lieweivn. which subject tur old friei;d Catl Morganwg (Mr. J, C. Maan.ng) dealt with in one of your recent issues ia so practical a manner, show- in., how Wales is misrepresented because &he I is misunderstood. It is new nearly a quarter of a century ago that I came to Wales trom the Midi&ads. I very vretl renember telling a geatleman friend, another quarter of a r c€nt(i¥Y~my Bemor, T>hat I had dceided to vieic Swansea with a view to settling down in life there. My friend expressed [much surprise, and spoke of Swansea a j black, dirty, smoky plac*. He said he had j been in the habit of occasionally passing over J Land ore bridge on his way te Tenby, where he spenfc a few days every summer, and his description of Swansea wns a comparison j with the fower regions. That d scrip^ion of Swansea was given me nearly do yaars ago by uzc Tho believed what had come under his own observation. But what is the fact, now:' That same gentleman now represents a iirm ia the Potterte.,t, Staffordshire, and for some yeara past has visited Swansea three or four times a year. His business does not take him 'far in the direction of the Mutnbiei, I but whenever be has an opportunity he spends | all the time he can there, being charmed with the rifJe on the trams around our Naples- shaped Bay and the rugged coast to Langland and Caswell. I could give numerous instances of how Wales, and especiallySwan- j sea, has been mis-represented in the past, because people have been ignorant of ita j many advantages. Cardiff is responsible for much of this state of thir.g*. 1 do not sav this has been wilfully done by those interestf-a in the progress of the sister port. But it m a fact that guides of Wales have been crcupiied from a Cardiff standpoint. Cyrdiil has been made to appear as the great metropolis of t»?e southern portion of Wales, and all the other ports and towns inthePrincipalily ha e be n considered of litths importance, thcr-i ore they have not had fair piay at the hsudg of the compiler. h it not a moat damnabletning to say t.a. "Swaasea 13 abont the last place tLat visitors from a distance would choose for tuoir holiday quarters ?" Would anybody say this who h;A spent 9d. only in a ride on a tramcar to îb£; Mumbles and back on a Sae suiBmer a ciav? I venture to thin* not, Weil, having pointed out how Wales, and Swansea, parucuiarlv has been misrepresented in the p .at' will yoa allow we to state that Messrs, IhITe and Son. the en hrnj of pr,liters and publishers, of London and Coventry, are about to issue a new Guiuo Ol South Wales m whkh not oniv will 1 ScKsthem portion of the Principality be rairiv represented, but Swansea will oecuV>v her ) proper posit-on that is the Swansea Harbour i [ will be p!aeed in the first and irout posiuou in the guide, ind Swansea Town will i', ,u0v Harbour. The work will be profrse1» iilustrated, giving the outside worid a fair and proper representat'oa of ihe and beauties oi Wa1** ;firm of publisher, like Tliffe and Son ahouid undertake to publish such vork at a popular pr:ce shows, if it shows' anything, that they are aVne of this misroprebenuition which ha's been perpetrate^ towards Wales in. the past, and! that thay *icsir6 ass st iq fcuioviy^ jjs the f-'ure. Is not^ this, tbea, a farther ar?ju-1 maii^ in favour or Mr. (xrun t, Allen's sugges- tion, that tke grsai oofcstde metro^oiia ot tn, world &hoaiu be-renin.Jed ot the tfue virtues and ciia'-ms and sceaie beauties ul' V. Ales. Ycuri See., SAXON, Swansea. No- 26.

h. LAXIiOWNEKH' TilGHT.-?. The House cf Lcvas iys., yesterday ic:-apied with a somewhat enriou^ appeal, It was! whether the owner oi* an adioining estate had power without the.voDt.eai, oi his neighbour- lU¡,; proprietor itMcut dow-n such brancuss ot trees as ovpptumg his property. The judges in the leaver courts could not n;»G^na j on the case being taken to the Court o £ ,Appeui j it was thoagf.t the ;aau whose prapei-tv the j tree overhang had a right to nbate tlte'nuu- I ance. This view was also trvUen bvi^o-ilouse or Lords.

TERRIBLE SCENE AT SEA. The stea-.aer Viking arrived in the Tyne OQ. i-jesday from OotlierlKirg, hz'&imv oti board the-crew and passengers wiiieh sLe bad rescued from tue BartW :ool 3ttaiNer, British Qoeon. destroyed by five in the North 8ea. When the Vising sighted tfca Baiish! Queen the latter was erivei)reeil- j:tl".1\ The crew had made efforts to oTtcuam-3 firo but were compell^s to abandon tkft \-es8ei. WhiJe the hfeboai was being latinty-vec, from the burning ship the clothes of «i!B of tho crew caught lire but he was nois injured.

Dr. D. J. Williams, arId"l>r7 E"Ev»i of Llaneily, have'soeoessfuUy passed tho prm. inal.i of Hop I t'osVgfl .bi- .i» -i.rs, ►MHi.now oc Uiat j;.n:;ot

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■■ -*• OUR FOOTBALL I COMPETITION. E-5 5S. FOR A CORRECT TIP. ONE GUINEA FOR THE l NEAREST. I The ordinary fixtures foe- Saturday cext are made topsy-turvy by tbe trial match— j East v. West—at Newport. Swansea and 1 NeAth have no regular match, and it is I pract-icaiiy certain that the Llanelly v. Mornston match will ba deferred. b. the circumstances some vartition is necessary I in onr weekly compefcitioii. Holders r j ia.SL Saturday's coupons •'■'ill piease note the changes rn^- ie, and work out the tips 7 ^crordic^ The selected matches will .¿.- (a) Trial Match, East v. west, at New-1 port. j (b) Neath v. Dock, at Pem-"> broke Dock. broke Dock. (c) Aberavon v, Penarth, at Penarth. I | (f}j Swansea v. Eliiighton, at Knighton. 111 a ia3k mateli is the re-playvd tie in the struggle for the Welsh Association Cup. ) Vrl" • ")o teanja met at Swansea a couple I of weeks a^o tVrf borne team won by two jjoals to onw goai. In the event of the Five Guinea prize not being won, we shall give £ 1 h. to the ) competitor w+»o sends the nearest forecast of the srorsg mad: The r (I will be jDubiishf-Q a: the jJu.,t of tua following Tuesday. I i1 couroy. j 'I I w ISA'EK OF. SCORS. For. § A gainst G. T. G. T. ¡ f | A. l! B I ii c | D I Name j Address i I & [Coiiii etitorsi must in every case mars their letters with t.ilf1 word "Competition." Any number of coupons aiay b& sent in a single envelope.]

EXTRACARDIN ARY SXJCCESS IN 'THE rREAT:.K>;T OF OBESITY.. Oar corpoieet reader" will be glad to learn how to poaiiivtoty lose two sfcoue :n about a mouth, with ti*« greaietit possible benefit in health,srrengfik, and mu-v ic- by a comparately ns'.y aysrtem. It is -1 singular paradox that the patient, r.-tturning quicKty to a healthy state, with increia»ed .activity >i brain, digestive and other ora>ins. nataraily requires ivor* food than hiti «;rto, yet, notwitiislar. V g :bss, na ausokitely loses in weight one oi w ;.ounda daily, as "She weighing machine v: prove. T'sni.s the. t-is ao suggestioi1 o: stervatioo. It hi. mi er idftf.oted snccesa, and the author who has titeveted years of study ol! the subject. gu5fc.njjt-ess a noticeable reduction witbiu ViPGniy-iOur isours of the trcatrsie at. This is different v-ith other dseases j for tha paiiaot, in some case a, may r'or weeks withe at being ab'« to testify whethtf: the physician has rightly treated him, and may have lierived no real or &ppfn*:atiiapro*einent in v:.mltb. Here, we repeat, the auth* r guaract^os it is twenty- foijr hours, tite scale to be Lila unerring rt«csrdter, TtM, treatment. aiuis at hfie actual rc« t of obesity, so thai the auperfiaeosT fat Jas not return when discontinuing tbe treatment. is pei r'tctiv hanniess. We ad .viae onr readers to call the ¡ I attention of stool, iriend- to tins, beeanao, siiwerely, we ttiias ti e ought to know, i'oi- J their informalioa* wenay *>ay tb.it on sending i'o»i: penny stamps, a book entitled Coipi-^ .'ency aDd the Cure. <j vjG pages), containing I an-eprintor .'res » not it esfioiu some hundreds i or medical and otiiei- Jooraak—British and] ioreifiii—and ofeaet- in tetesting particulars including the book eoa taming the "recipe .can be had post iree fraa n a Mi. F. C. Russell, obnrn S&ou: e, btore-«<4 ceet, Bediovd-aquare, London, W.C.

For tile Jinieterbocker •"Brceehca and Logging^, none can excel the jf' West End Tailor, 21. Gower-street, Swansea. [122.13 i lismcaiatc cure oi; JUio worst cases or > j-Coughs, Eroncfcitis, ii'diuerza, and Tight,! ness of the Chest, byicia'Cg the miraculous | {•Cough Cure, prepared o*ly by the Cambrian i I,Dru¡; Company Cheiflisptt, PorMana-stceet. [ Yoa should not miss \1eariug the Weat- i ['minster Singer*" nt ihe Albert Hall on! i Tiinrsday next. Out press notice says: I' eltfeeL- eoneerted %>r solo singing it i«wouut ua difiKuit to u*pass "tic \Vest» rminst^r Si&gers," Adaiiasion:—Ke3erved seats in aren, 4s. three &or ICs. 6<1.; reserved Iseats in balcony, 3s., y'f*nr for 10s. 6d.; | nnreaersed seats, area. ia.; balcony, la, 6d.; i pro roe node and gallery, lis. IXcors open at I "30. to commence at 8 p its?. Ptan of t'-f> nail a' t »virj lr«!s a-. C.v.^»»«io3. a-a«r. hs&th-

S P 0 R T I N G. I KEMPTON PARK NOVEMBER MEETING. MONDAY. RUN AT 1-0. The NATIONAL HUNT FLAT RACE of 100 sovs for four-yearll-old, tive, six, -ad aged allowances.—Two miles. 12 0 Mr Milne's Unioaist, 6 Owner 1 11 12 Mr Escotf s St Anthony, 5 Mr Atkinson 2 12 0 Mr Hibberfc's Hutton Coavers, a Mr W Moore 3 Also raa—Jesuit, Atlilumaey, Florence, Bow Legs, and Tip Top. I Betting 7 to 4 agst Huttan Conyers. 2 to 1 St .Aatboay, 10 to 1 bar three.—Won by a aeck a bad third. I RUN AT 1-5C. I The MIDDLESEX STEEPLECHASE HANDI- CAP ot 100 sovs; penalties.—Three miles. I 10 10 Mr Cam obeli's The Soarer, 5 .Owner 1 10 3 Mr Escott'i Coenraad, 4- Owner 2 10 2 Mr Low's Great Scot II, t .DoUery 3 Also ran-Oxton, The Nuu, Queen Light, Harpist, iad Scrape. Betting 2 to 1 agst Coenraad, 4 to 1 Great Scot II. 6 to 1 The Nun, Oxtcn. and The Soarcr, 10 to 1 H trpist and others-—-Wo» by tbree-parts of a length six lengshs between second and third. I RUN AT 2-0. The KEMPTON PARK NOV EMBER HURDLE HANDICAP of 200 bOYS; peaaitMs.—Two miles. is 3 Mr Lancashhe's BONNY PEGGY, 4 A Wood 1 10 13 Mr Hibbert's GLENLOCH, 4 R Nightingall 2 10 19 Mr Hyams's CAMERONIAN, a A Nightingall 3 Also ran-Partisam, Caerlaveroek, Blanc Mange, Aacajano, aad Wetherby. Betting 3 to 1 agst Aneaiano, 7 te 2 Caer- lavere&k, 5 to 1 Glenicv h and Cameraman, 100 to I bar four.—Won by two lengths fire lengths betweeu second and third. RUN AT 2-30. The ST MARGARET'S SELLING HURDLE KAGE PLATE of 100 sovs l#r three-years- five. six, aud aged. -Two miles. 11 11 Mr Easton's St Duustan, a R Woodland 1 10 0 Mr Serufay a Right Down, 3.Q Morris 2 10 0 Mr Scruby's Probationer, 3 .H Moore 3 Also ran—Dervock, Gloss, Student, Rocktield, DHemma. Shorelark, Kate Paradise, Fairfieid II, Kate Laurie, Gateau, For Bver, Faded Flower, and Hatch. Betting 7 to 2 agst Rockfielri, 4 to 1 St Donstan, 6 to 1 Gateau, 10 to 1 Dilemma, 100 to 8 Right Down and others.—Won by six iengths fear lengths between second and thit d. RUN AT 3-0. The HAMPTON SELLING STEEPLECHASE PLATE of 100 soys for four-yeurs-old, live, six, and aged. —Two miles. 12 2 Mr S Wooalallrt's Chip. 5-R Woodland 1 lii 7 Mr Belville's Prompter, 5.Mr G Davies 2 12 7 Mr Swan's Wynfeer*, a Acres 3 Also rua-Spree Boy, Viscount, Sikh, and The Skipper. Betting 6 to 5 agst Chip. ♦ to 1 Tke Skipper, 5 to 1 Prompter, 7 to 1 Wyucerg, luO to b bar I four.—Wok by a length b:1l third. The I Skipper fell at the last obstacle when with the race apparently in hand. RUN AT 3-30. The RICHMOND STEEPLECHASE PLATE of lOO sovs; for four-yearc-old, five, six, and aged; penalties.—Two miles. 111 4 Capt Bewhke's Stop, 6 Hnct 1 I 11 4 Mr James's St Elmo, a Mr Beatty 2 11 4 Mr Dunne's De Beers, 5 Kavanagh 3 10 7 Mr Mastenna&'s Rory O'More, 4 H Barker 0 Betting 11 to 10 agst Rory O'More, 5 to 2 De Beer 4 to I Stox,), lwO to 8 St Elmo.—Won by iwo len^tLii: had third. Rerv O'.M.re fell. I

r.. LIFEBOAT OUT ALL NIGHT. The steamer Llauthewy, from Goole to Southampton, broke her shaft. and narrowly escaped being wrecked en the Goodwins on j Monday. The Kingsdown lifeboat,which went to the Llanthewy's assistanoe, was out all night in the atorrn.

A J.P. IN A J IXT- At the Mansion-house Police court, Alfred Tempieton Hawkins, J.P., manager and director of tbe National 'Dwellings' Company, was further remanded on a charge of etnbezziitig the company's moneys. The aliegod dal'alcations were stated to be £ 4.314.

A GUNBOAT ASHORE. Rows, Tuesday, The Torpedo Gunboat, Monzamba.no has not keen lost as reported at the Admiralty last night. She went ashore on the coast of ot Istna, bat has been towed off and taken to Venice.

A SCOTCH MIST. TWO GIRLS DROWNED. A lad and two girls were proceecung-along the banks of the Forth and Clyde Canal oil Monday nighi, when they became confused as to the direction they should take, a thick fog prevailing. The lad struck a match and while endeavouring to find their way home all three fell into the water. The youth get out but the t>\o g r'» tore drowned, uespit« ibe lauV uilijuji uUorts to iiave tbem.

BY a& LETTERS ROYAL PATENT. VENTANEASE VENTILATED WATERPROOFS, RARE OPPORTUNITY. SPBCIAL Arrangements. To bring the New IM- nt Ventanese Waterproo before the Public the Patentee ha.s arranged with JJICS. Q JJAN8CHSSTER, 6 AND 6A, CASTLE STREET, SWANSEA tcvallow a. Special Discount of 10 Per Cent. to Bearer of accompanying Coupon. •(jno aim ;mo Mas C. MAHSCHiiSTKK, 6 *ud 6a Castle-street, Swansea. Pleaae allow bearer 10 per cent, (two shillings in the pound) reuuctiim on the pur- chase of Patent VEJiTAJTBSE VENTILATED WATERPBOOF. PATENTEE. Cut this out. 1_ C. A. PKAOoN, ESQ., editor of Pearson's Weekly," writes- "Your 'VentaiEeee' pitent J!Io I think, a most excellent one. The macintosh I bad from you ia bv ffcr the molt cunifortable and pieasaut to wear of any that I have ever worn." Other Testiioonials and Press Opinions c Application. FANCY GOODS, TOYS, KEEDLEWORS &o. GREAT CLE-V RANGE BAL. FOR 14 DAYS, In order to make imu for CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES which will shortly arrive M. M. "pFBI>oclc ts o Serin g tfce wh^e of her Large Stock af REDUCED PRICES. APSLEY BOUSE. NYALTEI48 ROAD and L PARAa £ BUlLDlNGa, MUMBLES, ^^WEDDING RINGS. f WEDDING RINGS, if GO TO f BROUGHTON'S. THti NOTED WiiDDlSfa RIN» SHOP Y SiopHynod am Podrwjrau Priodapcl, l V 31, HIGH STREET, It SWANSEA ;7;: (Opposite Down aud Son.) I A PERFECT FIGURE Ensured by Wearlng. the Celebrated C B CORSETS, Just Received a LARGE CONSIGNMENT of these and other NEW GOODS, to be Sold at REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. Irv JONES, MANSEL STREET & PAGE STREET VERY SPECIAL. TAILOR & £ 11 V IJ j DRAPER Is Offering the folio vving Special Lines SUITS, FBOM 30s. OVERCOATS; FROK 30s, TROUSERS, ■JTROM It's. 6d. A BARGAIN.—100 Pairs of TROUSERS to clear from 7s. 6d. to 10s. NOTE Tirr Ad»re&s 45, OXFORD STREET (Opposite National Schools), SWANSEA. W. RUNDLE (PRACTICAL TAILOR; Is now Showing a Choice Selection of Fewest CLOTHS for WINTER WEAR "Eret-y Garment Made under Personal Super- Vttien. Fit and Style Guaranteed. tiXuHELEN'S ROAT) (Ofpo&itk HosfiTAX, SWANSMAI. Noffa.—Ladies' and (Gentlemen's Wafer- prot>OGannt«its Made to Measure. 201f j OLDEST KSTillLh-iUK-') i'U ftl Aftii! NCY SSANCHESTEU -\OVKMl>l,U HANDICAP. AJtred C» (X>k will forwiu-l iree, on pete.pt oi addrei "CROOK'S PRICE RECORD." Containing nicies and'Latest Market Mweirteau on eioove. Letters posted :"y the Ni*kt Jfxil arrive in >Ostendethe toliov/ing day, and ;»ngwero<\ by r *'urn of post. Letters must be prepairt. YQI\ wW be ynite s:tfe in th", ¡¡".n,t" < Mr. CaooK See"l»eiL'4 1.; :t. ¡S-;3. AOidfMsAUrcd Crook, etiebde, I Always Buy EDDERSHAWS I I I FURNITURE. 19, HIGH STREET. OPENING ~OF CASTLE BAILEY STREET FIRST GRXND DISPLAY OF X M A S NOVELTIES, TOYS, CHINA. &c., AT B U N N E-YS. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 24. I_T AND FOLLOWING DAYS. 1 and 14, CASTLE BQUAUF, 1, OXFORD STREET, a.nd 8, GOAT STREET, SWANSE FLOWER TUBES. A GRAND ASSORTMENT IN THE NEW COLOURS AND SHAPES. WELL ADAPTED FOR CHRYSANTHEMUMS AND OTHER FLOWERS. TAYLOR AND COMPANY, G, CASTLE-SQUARE, SWANSEA. ,105 UtiTAB. A 1235. REAL THE N°IED WELSH SH0P rola FLANNELS -I# V F°B GENUINE SHAWLS x WELSH of T Ft A D_E Cm^flannel th\ ;< Every Description J SHIRTS, always in f C A R D I G A N HQUS £ "1 &c. STOCK. COLLEGE STREET, SWANSEA. Orders Received. JOHN_JONES. r'4 U. MASON COLT,INS, GOLDSMITHS' HALL, STEPNEY-STRtEX, LLANELLY, IS NOW OFFERIN^ TUB WTJOLS OF U IS VATCABLF- blCOH: OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY AND ELECTRO. PLATED ARTICLES AT A REDUCTION OF FROM 48, to 5,s, in the SOLID SILVER GOODS REDUCED 3s. in the £ A Large Stock of English Lev er Watches at Selling Off Prices. C. MASON COLLINS. STEPNEY-STREET, LLANELLI ALSO AT BtJRRY PORT. CARDIGAN JACKETS THEY ARE BETTER AND WARMER THAN OVERCOATS, AND ONLY QUARTER THE COST. TRY ONE OF J. H.PANK'S SPECJLAL VALUE FROM 2/6 TO 12/a •t- AND iOJ, OXFORD STX I I I NO HOXTSE EQUALS DOWN & SON, FOR RELIABLE FURNITURE. WHY Beontrae they are tha LARGEST MAKERS BY MACHINERY IN WALE^ Have thoMOSfle ^XSENSiVE STOGK TO SELECT FROM, *ud give the BEST POSSIBLE VALUE. W- A VISIT WILL. AT ONCE CONVINCE ONE OFT aE MACT. yURNITU KE TO SUIT COTTAGE OR MANSION. CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREE. A ESTABLISHED NBAHLT HALF A CENTUKY. HIGH STREET AND MORRIS LANE, SWANSEA rpHE LICENSES INSURANCE CORPORATION A GUARANTEE FUND, LIMITED. FREEHOLDERS, BREWERS, LEASEHOLDERS, MORTGAGEES, and liaviag an Insurable Interest in Licensed Property, SHOULD INBURE AGAINST DEPRECIATION Caused by Loss of Licenses. For Prospectus and Particulars apply to the Local Agents:— H. GOLDBERG AND COMPANY, S, CAMBRIAN-PLACE, SWANSEA- TsutvaoNS No. 185. THE SWANSEA PURE MILK C009 11, DE-LA-BECHE-STREET, SWANSEA. fBS- PUREST MIIjK 'j DELIVERED TWICED^^ IS* RICHEST IN CREAM J I jrSs-TO ALL PARTS .# t The Swansea Pure Mnk Company desire te iatpress upon their Customers timt tJIØ. ■ late proprietor*, W. T. Perkins and Co., have now NO CONNECTION WHATEVER with the present Firm. All Milk sent out by the y.P.M, Co. ia of guara nteed hygienic parity, and is IS «Mr«fuUy tested to ensure bath PURITY and QUALITY before leading the I I CARBOTRON PORTABLE STOVES. For which neither CHIMNEY a or FLUE> is- R«quiE*d» Fuel burns without SMOKE, SMELL, or FUMES. May be seen in use at 4 MORGAN BEYAN AND SON& 24, CASTLE-STREET. SYfANSEA. THE TY-MELYN HOTEL: HIGS-STltE wT, BWANSI5A. This GId-Established Housa is now UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. tOW E N MORGAN, Choioe and Well-Seieeted Stock of Wines, Spirits, Burtcn aud-.«Ui«r I' t Cigars of Finest Brands, -( WM. HANCOCK AND CO.. LTP* BREWERS, WINE AND SPIRrr IMPORTERS. CIGAR DEALEBS, SWANSEA, OFFICES: NO. 4, CAMBRIAN-PLACE. 'I TELEPBONENo. 38. _.J HOW TO LIGHT A SHOP PROPERLY SEE LEGG'S NEW OUTSIDE LA.,1117, COSTS ABOUT ONE FARTHING PER HOUR FOB 8A& 17 & 18. NELSON-STREET. FOR L ADIFS' AND nENTa WATERPROOF BOOTS GO TO M 0 A Y E R A, CASTLE-STREET, SWANSEA, AND AT MORRISTON. six .r IG COAL MERCHANTS, HATJLIERS, AND POR BEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL I HOUSE AND KITCHEN COALS* Apply DIRECT TO THE BLAENGARW COLLIERY CO., LIMITED 18?? CAMBRIAN PLACE SWANSEA. S. i> a L fi, CONFECTIONER, OF 29, OXFORD STREET, HAS OPENED AT 96, BRYN-Y-MOR ROAD, With the same High-class Qualities of CAKES AND PASTRY As Sold at his Other Establishments. A TRIAL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS 11. f JACOB JENKINS Bpl j A COAL MERCHANT, &C iHESl !} S I In washing, MATCHLESS CLEANSER is «t A'in: sV- ,r.ou "i- •- m ■•- perfect Tivasur«. .'save* much wori» and tunc, to uas a I

A KIDNAPPED BOY RECOVERED- A KIDNAPPED BOY RECOVERED- A boy named J as. Leech, aged 12, who mysteriously disappeared from h\s home at La lid port three ears ago was on Tues- day restored te his widowed mother. day restored te his widowed mother. He was found recently sleeping in the open air at Rochester, is a deplorable condition,! having been u^s^rted by a man and woman named Canaon. He states that three vears, ago, whiie playing at Laodport, he, was abducted by the Cannons, who usert him t^ obtain money by begging.