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JpRIZES FOG 2D.! 60.000 EVERY MONTH! PlilZES! PKIZES 1 PKJZiiS I I To suit everybody, men, women, boys, and girls. No hard tasks, no guessing. "Prizes" are not given by Chance, for everyone gentling gets one within six days from receipt of letter, All you have to do is to write your full name and address very plainly on a piece of Paper, and post it with two penny stamps, or four half- penny one? preferred. This offer is guaranteed perfectly genuine, and £ 5 reward will be paid to anyene proving It is not. Pain has already paid £ 4,000 in Cash Prizes, fianos, Watches Jewellery, &c., and will shortly give .L"R<V>,NED House, or its cash value, £ 300. I need (mHrehr^i7ra,OUni,Htlir' early, as you please yourselves you need not have unless you like Address letters W. T. Pitin !t'he Prizerim&" 39, Queen-street, Folkestone, and 14, Bt. Mich«l W^et,' Folkestone. Lc796 THE MAGIC SS NEV lHt t'AH<. Cure Obstructions from any cause. These Fl lis are fat. superior to Pennyroyal Steel and Bitter Apple Pilh. being prepared from drugs far more effica- cious. Post free. is. 3d., 2s. 9d.. and 4s. 6d., a Box, from BlQHOIt THOMABSO, Westminster Bridge-road. Lon- don Cardiff, Wholesale and Retd). ALFRED HAKON. Oliemiit, 39, Bridge-strele. LCSSg I^Pl'S'S (BBKAK.FA8T) QOCOA. GRATEFUL AND COMFORTING. MADE SIMPLY WITH BOILING WATER OB MILK. L8137 OLD SHIRTS RE-FITTED.-Fine Irish Linen 2a., or very best Linen, returned free, readv a 2,-M. A New Shirt sent free, Zs. 9d., 3s. Sdl. M. »d., 5s. ad., or 6a. 9d. Best Linen Collars, 2s. 9d. halt aozen. Lists and Patterns Linen Goods—Irish Oambrie Hdkfs.-f,ee.-E. and B. M'Hugh (Limited), Belfast. 97859 OANlEL OWEN & UU.'S A J) C OAN1EL OWEN & UU.'S A B C RAILWAT TIMB I'ABLES, the only one pii'- Hi. St "JSSSfiSu^ 2,1 w"n V

CARDIFF. GAME SUPPER.-At the solicitation of a number of friends, Mr. E. Buikhardt, manager of the Royal Hotel, on Friday revived the feast of a game supper, for which that well-knowu hostel was at one time famous. Nearly foity gentlemen attended, and Mr. Councillor Lasceiles Carr, chair- man of directors of the Royal Hotel Company, was unanimously voted to the chair; whilst Mr. Richard R. Watkins was el< cted to the vice-chair. It is unnecessary to say that the "spread vvas in every way admirable. Toast and song, jest and sentiment, enlivened the subsequent pro- ceedingF. and a very jolly evening was spent. PROPERTY SALE. --On Friday evening Messrs. Evans and Hughes offered for public competition at the M.,rt, tit. Mary-street, several lots of free- hold and leasehold properties in Bute-street, Tempeiancetown, and Gowbiidgeroad, Cardiff, Lot 1, a freehold detached house in Cowbrtdge- road, was sold for S-860. Lot 2, Nos. 67 and 68, Millicent *treet, was withdrawn, £ 640, the highest bid, not reaching the upset price. Lot 3, a corner shop and dwelling-house situated at No. 3, Cathays-terrace, was sold for £405. Lot 4, No 52. Constellation-street, realised £200. Lots 5 and 6 were withdrawn, the reserve price not, being reached. Lot 7, a house and shop in Harriet- street, was sold for £155. CANTON COKSKRVATIVK CLUB.-The above club held their second house t-upper of the seasor. on Fri- day, when a ).rge gathering of members and friends sat down. After the supper a large and varied programme of voeai and instrumental music was gone through, to which Messrs. A Arnott, J. Arnott, W. Sullivan, Matthews, C. P. Voit, J. Morgan, S. Smith, C.Y..rd. F. Morgan, T H. Sawyer, T. W. Price, A. h. Harris, J. W. Talbot, and others contributed. A very plea-aut evening was spent, and the proceedings closed with the National Anthem. SUDDEN DEATH. On Sunuay morning Ehen Owen, aged 58, wife of Mr. David Owen of 40, Russell-street, Roath, died suddenly. She had been suffering from a coid for some wc"ks past, t,ut no serious results were anticipated. She was found by her husband lying in the garden in an unconscious condition, and was removed to the house. Dr. Hier Evans, of RMtuuond roa was sent for, but the woman died before the arrival of that gentleman. SCHOOL ENTKBTAINMKNT.—The annual enter- tainment of the scholars attending the Canton National School was held on Friday evening, when prizes were prescn t ed by the rector, the Rev. W. E. Rosedde. After tha programme had been gone through a presentation was made to the headmaster, Mr. R. S. Smith, of a marble timepiece, a pair of bronzes, a silver-plated egg stand, &c., which had been subscribed for by the managers, teachers, and past and present pupils, on the occasion of hi* leaving-after more than ten years' service-to take charge of the boys' department of the Sou I h Church-street Board School. ALL DKLICATE PKHSONS, especially females, should fortify themselves to meot the trials of the approaching cold and wet SRMOII by a free use of Gwilym Evans's Bitters. Bottles 2s. 9d. aud Is. 6d. each.. 91279 ———-

NEWPORT. DBATH OF CAPTAIN PBTllm WILLIAMS.-We regrtt t >iiave to announce the death, which took place on Thursday evening at his residence, St. Albans, Cliristchurcb, of Captain Peter Williams (father of Mrs. Thomas Beynon), at the patriarchal ago of 94 years. PRESENTATION—Miss Maggie Wrenford, second daughter of the Vicar of St.Paul's, who is about to be married to Mr. Birch, civil engineer, Wolver- hampton, was on Thursday evening presented with a handsome writing cabinet by the teachers and friends of Et. Paul's Sunday Schools. SMOKING CONCERT.—A smoking concert and entertainment was given at the Assembly-rooms, Liswsrry, on Thursday evening, under the auspices of the Conservatives. Mr. G. Jones, of Mal ndee Park, presided, and about 200 electors and their friends were present. The evening's entertainment consisted of songs and recitations and a very able and interesting speech given by Mr. C. Tippett. The arrangements were carried out by Mr. Kinsey Morgan, the hoc. sec. of the Cliristebui-ch district, to whom great credit to due for the success of the meeting. A WARNING TO PARENTS.—Mr. E. H. Davies, deputy-coroner, held nn adjourned inquest at the Town-hall on Saturday afternoon touching the death of L'ly Vow leg, aged four years, who died: on tha t r.'viou'! Tuesday at thy house of tier parental rulft'rd'o Oott** JIA.i-.L. n,I'1'. Thomas Chepstow-n ad, had been called in to see the c\,i\d, Ih0 nigLt bclVrd she (tied, but refused five n as lie sxid the oliffd was dying when he visited it. He was satisfied that it died of natural causes, but had he been called in earlier it would have had a better chance. He complained that parents wore in t::c habit, of "tinkering" their children, then going to a chemist, and only calling in a medical man at the last moment. lie woul,j not give celtificatesin fuiure in such cases, because he thought it was time to put a stop to such practices. The jury returned a verdict of I-Deatli from natural causes," but Bsked the coroner lo admonish the mother and let the present case be n warning to her. WINTER IS COMING.—Colds, coughs, bronchitis, and other prevailing ailments of this season are effec- tually relieved by a timely e >Uise of Gwilym Quinine Bitters. Hold by all Chemists in Bottles at 2s. 9J. and 4s. 6d. each. 91i:79

SWANSEA. MR. CHARLES W. POOLE'S celeiii a' ed myriorama, which has often been described as the greatest on eartn, is about to pay a first visit to Swansea, aud, as the scenes will include Stanley in Darkest Africa, as well as the Panama Canal tourist trips and the grand tableau of the Niagam in its various aspe( t., Swansea folks and visitors will have a treat on Christmas D-iy and the following week or more. POLICE BAND CONCERT.—The annual conceit in aid of the police band was held at the Albert-hall on Thursday evening. As usual, the Albert-hall was fill. d, and the elite of the town occupied the Ground floor. The conceit will result in a sub- stantial addition to the income of the band. The artistes were Miss Amy Sherwin, Miss Carrie furnow, Mr. W. Bradford, and Mr. W. Evans. Miss Sherwin made a particularly brilliant effort. The police band gave great satisfaction. • DROWNINS CASE.—On Thursday evening the boay of a fireman, named Michael Ttacey, was picked out of the North Dock. Tracey had been in com. oanv with a fellowseaman, named Clarke, orti Mon- dav evening, and had been the worse for liquor. He" was missed by his companion, who afterwards i or nnthinff of hi* whereabouts. An inquest wasTield on Fri lay, when a verdict of "Found Hi owned' wftS reiur iieu. COUNTT-COUST CASK. His Honour Ju( ge for °the fo^ouhseC ««fe pendant takmg down and rTooiNGCHSFNN'SPXElEKKASTS. T1.096 wllO wish to be assured oD^chTrity' would T where do well to take a i p n twjce weekIr. the breakfasts are n sneeded^ and will, we Subscriptions are u » (j jg gQod obj,.ct. are sure, not be lac ki g ,.0(juced so effectually No BKMEDT ever in'ioflu h ana liver relieves and cures pain, arising from jjj.i-fj Of "H disorders, as Gwilvm Evans's [91279 Chemists, in Bottles at 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. eacu.

ABERAVON. SALB OF PROPEBTIES.—At the Walnut Tree Hotel on Thursday evening Mr. T. Major JoneS conducted a sale of two leasehold houses situate in Ifigh-alreet, Aberavon. The property is held un lease, 57 years unexpired, with a ground rent of £10. One of the houses has B sub- lease granted to Mr. George Koos, joweller, at £ 30 per annum. After several biddings, p pert? was knocked down to Mr. DaTid Bees, collierv proprieti for £ 900.Mrfinn or You NEED SOFFKR no longer from ind g 'falr any of its attendant train of evl's you every. trial to Gwilym livanss Quinine Bit gj279 where in Bottles at 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each.

ABERA YRON. n „ lunmsr -— The committee apISd bX CounlJ »»»«' "J whether much <»f t|l0 ^be f lberayron into an urban covered by the town o: a > at district was ^.rable gaturd!lV. The the Town-hall, Abeiayr^r pjjce Lewe9t Mr. committee consistfid Aeronj:'in j0„kins, and Mr. Morgan Evans, M attendance of Daniel Jones. There was s vva, prac,ica!lr S2SS favour oTtbe formation of a local Wlnter ailments J > Bitters. AgenUit every issr »B".d «• 818,9

The Latest Triumph of Electrical Science, /"L; 3$POST FREE. € A useful and beautiful invention, which will be universally appreciated. l' Like the majority of the marvellous Electrical appliances which have if #W! been invented of recent years, this latest triumph, the Electrio Hair Y f Curler, hails from America, where almost every lady of the land uses it. \> J Unsolicit.ed testimonials. couched in the most eulogistic terms, have been J m .Aj, received from all parts of the world by the invenwr of this Ingenious, time saving, and altogether admirable piece of mechanism. tmltHUlnlff By its aid the hair, beard, or moustache can be curled in any style in fJfWIl jfi/m If two minutes. It produces any form desired by ladies wearing their hair u|f in the fashionable looseand fluffy" mode. Gentlemen's moustaches and § y beards curled for the day in a few seconds. A beautiful artiole; haudle of rosewood, other part nickel-plated. "Since I used the Electric Hair Entirely harmless to the hair. 8aves time and trouble, and never fails Onrler my hair has gained in to curl or crimp in the most graceful, beautiful, and artistic style. strength and lustre, and crimps and curls as if by ma«ic. I am Ladies who wear crimps, or otker forms of false hair, will find the determined that all my friends Electric Curler an article of the greatest utility. It is simple in its opera- shall use it." tion, and can be used by everybody with entire success the first time. Sent post free on receipt of 2a. 6d. by the Lc765 ELECTRIC CURLER COMPANY (Room 9), 32, Snow Hill, LONDON, E.C. RHEUMATISM. SOKE THROAT FROM COLD. STIFFNESS JLY .17 =!-=' o° ( ELLIMAN'S UNIVERSAL EMBROCATION, Is. 1M. and 2s. 9d. ry.j. coLDs DROWNE'S QHLORODYNE THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE, REFUSE imitation*, Is the best remedy known V For Coughs, Consumption, Bronchitis, and Asthma. Effectually checks and arrests v tliose too often fatal diseases t — Diphtheria, Fever, Croup, Ague. Acts like a charm in Diarrhoea, and is the only specific in Cholera and Dysentery. A. Cv* Effectually cuts short attacks of Epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitation, JZa and Spasms. Is the only palliative for £ Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Cancer, Toothache, Mcni",S'it. )bc. A FEW DOSES QUITE EFFECTUAL. CAUTION. —The extraordinary medical reports on the efficiency of CHLORODYNE rendei ft of vital importance that the public should obtain the ONLY GENUINE, which bears the words- It DR. J. OOLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE." Vice-Chancellor Wood stated that Dr. J. Collix Browne was undoubtedly the inventor of Chlorodyne. Sold in Bottles, Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d. SOLE ) J m nilirUDADT 133* Great Russell Street, MANUFACTURER | J. J, L/A V IJLLL UH1 I LONDON. QOLUMAIvS Ll BXTRACl OF jy-EAT AND jyjAI.T WINE, Or WINCARNIS" (New Name Registered to Prevent Fraudulent Imita- tions), Is a delicious Beverage and Tonic made from Port Wine. Liebig's Extract of Meat. and Kxtract of Malt; Nutri- tious, Strengthening, Stimulating, Fiesh-forming, and Health-restoring; suitable for the Robust in Health as well as the Iuvaiid. STEONGLY BECOMMBNDED BY THE MEDICAL FACULTY, Important Unsolicited Testimoninl from T. REGINALD JONES, M.li.C.8., L.L.M., K.Q.C.P.I., Ac. OVER ONE THOUSAND Have been received from Medical Men. 26, LORNK-ROAD, HAMILTON-SQUARE, BIRKENHEAD, '1st Bepte-ibsr, 1888. GENTLEMEN,—I desire in view of cerla. it siitement made by another Firm to express to you how highly pleased I am with your preparation of Meat and Wine. I have over and over again w'ncs5ed its Elects with my patients, for whom I always order it. In many cases it has a oed like a oharm.alld in a wa that ordinary Wine, (I mean Wine without Meat) could not do. Not only so, but 1 use it MYSELF when I feel 'ow or weaiied by over work, and I never knew it fail. I remain, gentlemen, yours sincerely, T. KEGINALD JONES, M.ll.C.H., L.L.M., K Q.C.P.I., 4c. Sold by all Druggists, Wine Merchants, and Patent Medicine Vendors in the United Kingdom, in Bo„i les Is 2s. 9d., andk4s. 6d. each. Ask for COLEMAN'S LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT AND MALT WUNE, or WINCAIZNIS," and see that you get it. If thtre is any difficul-y in getting the Wine write direct to the manufacturers, who will forward Sample Pint Bottle Free by Poston receipt of 33 stamps. „ Dozen ,» Bail If 30s. Sole Manufacturers, COLEMAN AND CO. (Limited), St. Gtorge's, Norw'ch AND 3, NEW LONDON-STREET, LONDON. E.O. Sole Prop) ietora of OSMAZON," the New Heef Tea sold in bottles by Groc*rs aud Chemists ever3 There LC512 OAKEyS" Wellington'KNIFE POLISH, The Original ireparation For polishing Cutlery, For use with Boards or Machines. OAKEY'S Wellington" KNIFE POLISH. 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I GOUT heard of your Pills early in that I?TIT?n\r A'rr«\r J'ear and tried them they gave "-H-LUiVIAli^i.\L me almost instant relief from GOUT pain, and the swelling soon RHFHMAT!SM & GOU I one small bottle will put me RHEUMATISM right. The effect of thePiils i; POTTF really marvellous — not sup- UUUX pressiug the disease only, but RHEUMATISM clearing it out of the system. POUT You can make what use you li'»« 11 TJRTPTT At A RRRCVR °F LH!# —Y0UR* LRULV- RHEUMATISM «« william acutt. Mr. George Bade, 72, Goswell-road, Londozi." EADE'B GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILIfl Are sold by all Chemists, in Bottles Is. lid. and 2s. 94 or sent post free for Postal Order by the Proprietor GEORGE BADE, 72, Goswell-rond, B.C. Ask for, aitd be sure you obtain, BADE'S GOUT AND BHEUMASW PILLS. EADE'S PILLS, JL Lc754 RELIEF FROM COUGH IN TEN MINUTES. HAYMAN'S BALSAM OF HORE- HOUND, the most certain and speedy remedy for Asthma, Consumption. 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Boxes. Sold by Chemists, Ac., or direct of KBRNICK and SON, Car.. diff. 2859c .FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE if M Rv J| [fj WORLD FAMED HiHiMill'ilMtltHI THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND RESTORER. OR and CLEARING FOR CLEAN3ING and CLEARING BLOOD from all IMPURITIES it cannot be t« highly recommended. For Scrofula, Bcurvy, Eczema, Skin and Blod Diseases, Pimples, and Sores of all kinds, it is a never failing and permanent our*. It Cures Old Sores. Cures Sores on the Neck. Cures Sore Legs. Cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the Faoe, Cures Bcurvy. Cures Ulcers. Cures Blood and Skin IX&mses, Cures Glandular Swellings. Clears the Blood from all impure matter. From whatever cause arising. As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and ",arrante4 tree from anything injurious to the most delicate con- stitution of either sex, from infancy to old age, the Proprietors solicit sufferers to give it a trial to test its value. "2, St John's-place, Lisson-grove, London, N.W., Feb. 1.1890. Having been cored by yonr Clarke's Blood Mixture, I feel that 1 ought to testify to its value. I suffered with a bad log for about 18 months. I tried a dectoi and di fferent remedies, taking to my bed, and -toil) gett'rg worje, until a friend recommended me to givg Clarke's Mixture a trial. I did so. but must confess I bad not much faith that I should receive any bentflt. However, after taking a couple of bottles, I found myself improving, and after taking seven bottles and using ono pot of the salve, was pleased t >findravsel! thoroughly enred, and better on my feet than I have been for many years. I send you this testimonial totally unsolioited, and solely for the good of others,— I beg to remalu, Gentlemen, yours faithfully, "WILLUK CANN." Bold in BetUes 28. 9d. and lis. each by an Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the World, «T«?» £ 5^0 £ J5?J!Unie? by the MtfOOLIT AND MIDLAND COUNTIES DRUG COMPANY. LINCOUf, TRADE MARK. BLOOD MUTUBH." Ask for CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTITRW do nal b* tp take aa imitftivat jtcs I