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Situations 3ffaranl. DHAPKBY.—Wanted at once, a young Mm, 6 or? years' experience; outdoors.—Apply with fnll particulars to Lewis Lloyd, Pontypridd. 722n WANTED. Bristol district, t cr 5 <»oOd steady Pit »l Sinkers, accustomed to tubing and bad ground ind two change men.—Apply by letter to F 550, Dally ^ews. Cardiff. 550 n Situations$Ratrfc&. ASCoaehrr.an, thorough; 25 years' experience good character: aged 40; married.—H. H., 2, Spring VII as. Farnborooch. Hanta. 575n Hfluaes, &c.. IKatttefc. TRUSTERS of Infanta have £7.000. d!vi?ible in sums of hundreds to Invest on Houses or Land 4 to 5 per cent mnrteag^s prefprred.R 431, Rcho. Cardiff. 431e «0 lit Uti.-Rouses, Hand. &t. OFFICES to Let on third floor of Caledonian Cham- V bers. 104, St. Mary-slireet.-Apply South Wales Daily J,ijews Office, Cardiff. 15306-.25 Jor BtJFF Leghorn Eggs, from solid buff hens. mated with a grand buff cookerei, own brother to the winner at the Crystal Palace spJenùid laying strain non-sitters It esrsrs for 5s. carriage paid unfertile replaced, if any. —A. Goodwin, Partney Mills Spilsby, Lines. M8 EGGS from massive barred Plymouth Rocks; pen contains Dllllets own sisters to the lirst prize, winners of the Utility Poultry Club laying competition, and hens winners of several prizes, Including firsts and malied with a grand wlnring cock; 15 eggs for )8 6d, carriage paid; unfertile replaced, if a.ov.-A. Soodwin, Kartney MlUs. Spvstoy, Linc^. 293 FABJ48, Estate*. Countrv Houses rentals from 68 an acre: prices from £ 7 acre. Couotry Homes to all bounties. Runer's Monthly Register conhins 40 pages af particu ars po<6 free 2 stamps.—Messrs Ruiter, 10, Sorfoiii stre-'t. Strand, London. Several cheap Farms tod Country Properties in Wa.le3 and Border Counties, Tj'OR Sale, One Force Pump for Boiler Feeds; 24in. JU Plunger with 2in. stroke 2 Hangers and Counter "ihaft with Eccentri for working a pamp. aDd starting rear complete. Two Counter Shafts, length lift. 6in., Jiameter 2 5-3in., wHh fast. and loose pullsvs 2 Pulleys, <ft. 3in. diameter; 1 Hanger, 2 Wall Brackets, 4 Plumb Blocks, 2 Bevet Cog Wheels (ene wood and one iroi;), rad Starting GeRr. A Broken" Acme" Hoist; measure- jaent over all about 4ft. square height about 2ft. 3tn.— Apply South Wales Printing Works. Westgate-street, Cardiff 17164 2072 53en ^JOUTH WaJes" Property Gazette."—A Monthly kj Register of Estates. Honses, Lands, &c" to be Let or Sold in Wales, Monmouthshire, West of England, &c. 1,000 copies sent monthly, post free. to ilie leading inhabitants of Wales and Monmouthshire, insertions free, Copies post free from Messrs Hern" Estate Agents. Auctioneers, &c., 74, St. Mary-street iiardiff. 2444 Et B, A X B is H S F E A I a 14 K s FEATHERS iOR BEDS. Why bay common snoddy Wool Beds when yon can get Beet ENGLISH FEATHERS at 6d per lb MUTtage paid? Warranted dry and sweet. Feather Beds made to order. Send for samples and fiiica list to H HANDY AND CO FEATHER MERCHANTS, 16051 KLSHPOOL NORTH WALES. 1149 T——i——1—i——«———mmm— libe Jltack, &c. SQUIRE Giles* Pig Powders cause pigs to fatten m half 35 the usual time. and cur? colds, wl>,eezIDg. and infiam- Uat on best for stores and breedll1,g SOW5.-0£ all Seed Me! cnaIJ\s, 1.1 per packet, 12 for 10d. INQUIRE Giles' Worm Powdery for Pigs; nothing like O 'em 5d per powder.—Of all Seedsmen, or direct torn Squire Giles' Co., Cardiff. 17234 Ctariagts and deludes. FOR Sate, Wagonette, to carry 4 inside, with pole, bar and shafts complete, in good condition.—Lewis, Car- Sage Builder Clara-street, Cardiff. 17012—1252—283n ITIOCR-wheel Dogcart, suit 14 hands, stylish and-equal lio new.- Lewis Uomeatic Articles. NOW we shan't be long getting our family washing done, bscause we use one of Spencer's Wringing tnd angling achines.—Spencer's Baby Carriage Warehouse, rit, John's-square, Cardiff. Herd poss-card for price list. 2297—715n THE Patent Eclipse Knitting Machine. The most JL perfect Knitior of Socks and Stockings in the world. 3lmp!e In construction, easy to lea.rn, and light running -Send post-card for price Ust to Spencer's H9 by Car-, tiage Warehouse, St. JoSin'3-sqnare. Cardiff. 2297—715n Mizttllsnusms Utauts. F.LSH China.—Wanted. Swansea and Nantgarw T China,Swansea and Cambrian Pottery.andDillwyn's ttrnscan Ware; only good specimens required high yricex giv,A<1dres!\ Col lector. Kc.ho Office. Cardiff, n sUlcumi. MONEY.—Mr Pike, 43, Salisbury-riL—Send post l.f-1 card for prospectus (returned in closed envelope free), and you will do business with no other finn.144Gl MESSRS S. HERN & PERTWEE, Estate Agents. 74, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, are prepared to advance from £ 100 to £ 100,000 on Mortgage of Free- bold or Leasehold Property, and from £50 to £1,000 on peison&l security. 3664 1?IELDINGS, Limited, Old-established Financier,1', are 1 prepared to "1d7ar.ee sums from £ 20 to £ 3,000 at short notice on approved Nolie of Hand. personal or ether securities. Charges 3.rr:!lnged b2fore transactions are completed. Mortgages on Property etlectet1 at cunent 1'3., ee at interest. Property Purchased. Trade Bill" Ciscoanted. Annuities and Fixed Incomes arranged. Deposits received at 5 per cenr. per annnm.—.Apply direct as we have i;o agents, Hayes Buildings, The Hayes. Cardiff. 13938 M 0 E THE PROVINCIAL 'JSION BANK continues to LEND IiARGE SOMH DAILY from £ 10 to £ 300 on Note of Hand alone. or on any other approved secur¡$y. at a few hours' notice, to all classes in any part of Eng¡!1)d and Wales, repayable by easy instalments. WHO, and without sureties. No good appPcation is ever refused. All communications StTictly private. This bnsiness H*ving ;,e,,11 estabished a great many years. and con- ducted in ÂD honourable and straightforwarr1 mant1er, has grown to be one of the best known and largest in the 'kingdom, the uniform courtesy and promp: atten- tion of OUI" officials havens* gained the cOTIfidencc and recommendaSion of our numerous customers. If desired ODe of our officials will attend I/o" applicant's residence with cash ana carry out the advance WITHOUT DELAY. Call or write to the Manager, Western Branch, Mr STASLES DOWDING. 1, Queen-square. Bristol: or to the Local Agents, Messrs WILKINSON & CO St. John's. gqunre. Cardiif. 593 IJEECHAM'S pILLS HAVE BEEN, ARE NOW, AND WILL BE THE PEOPLE'S MEDICINE. The continued popularity and Dre-eminent position ot BEECHAM'S PILLS is explained by the universal Jaw of cause and effect. They have been proved by the public test of over 50 years to be all that is claimed for them. hence their continued growth in demand and favour. Many new preparations during that time have been introduced to the public, and by bold statements and ingenious devices have induced a temporary brisk demand, but time and trial show their res1 value. and they sink into obscurity, only to be followed by other so-called remedies wilih 3 similar shortlived career, and the consequent host of dissatisfied purchasers. As a sage obaervea— Yoa can gull some of the people all the time- You can gall all the people some of the time,- Bat you cannot gull all the people a.U the time." To achisvo and maintain the tremendous sale ot BEECHAM'S PILLS I ifcJSsg naver been found necessary to work up and publish testimonials. BEECHAM'S PILLS have been used by the sensible majority everywhere for years as their only Family Medicine, and, therefore anyone who desires it may easily obtain rsliable testimony from friends and neighbours 99 to the genuine virtues of BEECHAM'S PILLS. 16955 DO NOT BE MISLED, bat trust to the remedy, BEECHAM'S PILLS, which has, by well-tried merit, cbtainetTfor itself a position in the family medicine chest of hundreds of thousands of the homes of the rich and poor, and this it will continue to maintain. 1 MANLY WN. Why snifer the pains and misery caused by Nervousness, Premature Exhaustion, and Wasting Weakness ? Send for my book, which shows how every man, young and old, can be thoroughly and quickly cured without STOMACH MEDICINE or ELECTRICITY. Specimens of letters received, and guaranteed, genuine. I cannot And words to express how thankful I szn. I used to think I never would get cured. I wish I had seen your advertisement at first, I should have saved many pounds.-G.F.M." I have carried out your instructions, and am now perfectly well.—J.F." Seat post free for two stamps. H. J. LEIGH, 92 and 93, Great Russell-street, London, W.C. Send at once and be cnred. Twelæ years continuous success. 16625 R. J. HEATH & SONS, REMOVED TO 76, QUEEN-STitEBV, CARDIFF, (CORNER OF CHAKLES-STftEET), Lanraafc Saloon in Wales, 1\11 AGNIFICENT StrOCK of JpiANOFOUTES AND ORGANS BY ALL MAKERS. SoleAgeats for BROADWOOD, SCHIEDMAYER, WALDEMAR and UROWN PIANOS AXitiO AH31SLU8 lUANO PLACERS AND SYMPHO:íY SELF-PLAYING ORGANS. LONDON STORE PRICES FOR CASH. OR EASY TERMS. ItepaNft in aJl branches by Skilled Workmen, Bstimatea and Catalogues Post Free oa Application Hal. Telephone Cardiff, 01199 Pontypridd, 21. 3431 M ANUFACTOR ? -LONDON. 1066-23 CI.,¡AHRE'S B 41 PILLS are warranted J to cure GRAVEL and PAINS in the BACK smd ail kindred complaints. Free ir om mercury EstalnifcUed upwards Of 30 years. In boxes, 4s 6d each, of all Chemists and Patecu Medicine Vendorti throughout the world, oc sent for 60 sttunps liy the makers, The Liijceitt and Midland Countries Dray Company, Lincoir. DJiiOO3 [ Snbiic ^nmsgmgiits- CARDIFF. FJIHSATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. Leasee and Manager. ROBERT REDFOBD, EVERY EVENING at 7.30, ME R. D'0YLY CARTE'S pRINCIPAL OPERA CO. THURSDAY, THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD. FRIDAY. IOLANTHE. SATURDAY, MATINEE at 2, PATIENCE. SATURDAY, THE GONDOLIERS. Next Week ;-RIP VAN WINKLE from HerMajesty's Theatre. Mr Fred Storey as Rip." Box Office 10 to 5. Nat. Tel., 362. Ie 1041 j1!øfittS. j^MER I CAN LINE. JSEG^&UYRTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. —SOUTHAMPTON—NEW YORK SERVICE. SOUfHAMPTON TO NEW YORK, SATURDAYS, Highest class of Accommodation for Saloon, Second Cabin, and Third Class Passengers. LIVERPOOL—PHILADELPHIA SERVICE. EVERY WEDNESDAY, LIVERPOOL TO PHILADELPHIA, Passengers and Goods are landed at Philadelphia, on the Wharf of the Pennsylvania Railroad, which ha,s the shortest and most direct route to all places in the Western State- Apply to RICHARDSON, SPENCE <fe CO., South- ampton or Liverpool, or to T. H. Austin, 1,381, Neath- road, Hafcd, Landore; Brown and Hcybyrne, 1, Friars Chambers, Dock-street, Newport: W. Milton Locke, 3, Commercial-street, Newport; Rev. H. G. James, 41, Llantrrisant-road, Pontypridd; C. J. Cudlipp, Castle-road, Roath .T Morgan, Pontypool W..1. Trounce and Sons, Bute Docks, Cardiff. 11887 TySTHITE STAR~L1'NE ,▼ ROYAL MAIL STEAMKRS. <4^ggg&LIVFRPOOL to NEW YORK, via Q UEENSTO WN. GEKMANIC Wed., April 24 MAJESTIC Wed.. May 1 Third-class Passage at low rates, including Outfit, free of charge, to New York, Boston, Philadelphia, or Baltimore. Apply to Guthrie, Heywood, and Co., Bute Docks; S. J. Davies, 9, Edward-place, Queen street, Cardiff Charles Stewart and Co., 35. Mount- stuart-square, Cardiff; D T. Davies, 45, Upper Thomas st, Merthvr Jame3 Roberts, The Graig Post Office, Pontypridd D. W. Hushes, Myron Cottage, George town, Tredegar; W. Hancsck, 2, Downing-street, Llanelly J. D. Thomas, Seven Sisters, near Neath T. M. Jones and Son, J. High-street. Aberavon; B. Davies-Wiliiams, Gorwydd Lodge, Gowerton; C. J' Cudlipp, 32, Castle-road, Pvoath, Cardiff; Messrs Thos. G. Duncan and Co., Shipbrokers, Barry Dock; or to ISMAY, IMRIE, and CO., Liverpool; 17, Cockspur- street, S.W., and 34, Leadenhall-street, E.C.. London. WHITE STAR LINE.—LIVERPOOL t W to AUSTRALIA, calling at Capetown (South Africa). PERSIC, 11,974 tons May 18 RUNIC, 12,482 tons Juue 15 MEDIC, 11,984 tons July 20 AFRIC, 11.94S tons „.Aug. 17 The accommodation on these twin-screw steamers comprises smoking, reading. and dining rooms. Fares to Australia, £ 1414s to £24 3s, plus 10 per cent; to Capetown, JE11 Us to £17 17s. For farther particulars apply to Local Agents a.s in advertisement above, or to Ismay, Imrie and Co., Liverpool; 17, Cockspur-street, S.W., and 34, Leaden- hall-street, B.C., London. 16812 CARDIFF. ORETON HOUSE GIRLS' SCHOOL, CATHEDRAL-ROAD, CARDIFF. Principal. MISS HANSON, MUSIC, LANGUAGES, AND ART CLASSES. Kindergarten methods and occupations for the younger children, and a Preparatory Sckool for Boys. ——— 69 TERM BEGINS WEDNESDAY, April 24th. WELLINGTON, SOM. WEST SOMERSET COUNTY T V SCHOOL, WELLINGTON, SOMERSET. Chairman of the Governors, W. A. Sanford, Esq., J.P., D.L. Head Master, George Corner, M.A.; with a. Staff of Four Resident and Five Visiting Masters. Beys are educated for the Professions and the Universities, There is also a Modern side for Com- merce and Agriculture. Inclusive Fees for Boarders, £10 17s 6d per Term. The School has been uniformly successful in the Cambridge Local and County Scholarship Examinations. Two First Classes last year in the Natural Sciecce Tripos, Cambridge. For Prospectus apply to John B. Langford, Clerk to the Governors. 17204 BATH. HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 3, KENSINGTON, BATH. Principals—The Misses WILTSHIRE and MAGGS. Heathy Situation, Careful Tuition and Home Com- forts. Tennis Conrt, &c. Moderate Terms. Good references. Prospectus on applicationJ.204 Summer Term Commences May 6th. 3033 THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE. THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE. THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE. The Beat Spring Medicine is one which would purify t'ae biooù, strengthen the nerves, give tone to the system, banish any germs of disease which may have settlsd in any organ, and enaole the system to derive the fnll benefit of the reviving influences of Spring. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. Is popularly and deservedly known as the Best Spring Medicine. It has gained a world-wide reputation, and the investiga- tions of analysts and physicians and the experienee of patients have conclusively proved it to be sin:ply an Ideal Spring Medicine, adapted to the needs of all at this season of the year. NEVER DISAPPOINTS. NEVER DISAPPOINTS. NEVER DISAPPOINTS. None who have fairly tried Gwilym, Eva.n Quinine Bitters have ever been disappointed. It cannot injure the most delicate, while in every instance it gives material assistance to the weakened vital forces. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. I GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. Is the Safest, the Surest, and the most Satisfactory Remedy of the age. FOR WEAKNESS, NERVOUSNESS, INDIGESTION SLEEPLESSNESS, ♦ LOW SPIRITS, f INFLUENZA, CHEST AFFECTIONS BRINGS QUICK RELIEF.* BRINGS QUICK RELIEF. BRINGS QUICK RELIEF. How true it is that srief and affliction are the common lot of a! aud that suffer- ing comes to all men and women alike— the great and the lowly-in the palace and in the cottage—but in sickness there is the consolation that suffering may be assuaged, strength and health. "generally speaking, restored by attention to the dictates of Nature, and the enlistment in man's service of the bountiful goodness that abounds in th3 fertility of the earth —the gifts of a beneficent Providence. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. The meet striking instance of the gathering in ot these benefits for human suffering is fonnd in Gwilym Evans' Quinine Bitters, which comprises a scientific compounding of the virtues to be derived from Sarsaparilla, Gentian, Burdock, Lavender, Dandelion, Saffron, and Quinine an array of health-giving tonic properties not to be surpassed, even in Nature's Garnery of Goodness. WHEN OTHER ATTEMPTS FAIL. WHEN OTHER ATTEMPTS FAIL. WHEN OTHER ATTEMPTS FAIL. This reviving, invigorating, strengthen- ing, remedy—when other attempts to cure have failed—often brings quick relief to sufferers from weakness of body I and uiiftrung nerves, Indigestion, poor I blood, depressed spirits, and it increases the joy of life to all. It may well be termed Nature's Great Tonic." GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. We can strongly and confidently re- commend this preparation, aa it has treated ssvere cases of Influenza. Heavy Colds, the After-effects of Influenza which so often prove fatal, Extreme Weakness and Languor with greater success than any other known remedy. NOTE THE NAME. NOTE THE NAME. NOTE THE NAME. Note that the name Gwilym Evans must be found on the label, stamp, and bottle to insure its being genuine. When you find the came then you are sure there is no mistake. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. Sold in bottles, 2s 9d an3 4s 6d each, or three 4s 6d bottles in a case for 12s 6d, by all Chemists aad Stores, or direct, car- riage free, from The Sole Proprietors: THE QUININE BITTERS MANUFAC; TURING COMPANY, LTD., 1101 LLANELLY, SOUTH WALES. BOY THE CARDIFF TIMES 4 SOUTH WAfcKS WJiifDKLX NJ3WS—QNM PfiNNV itatltong ^rrrieitts. THE TAUNTON AND WEST OF X ENGLAND PERPETUAL BENEFIT BUILD ING SOCIETY. ESTABLISHED 1357. INCORPORATED 1883. OFFICES 3, HAMMET-STREET, TAUNTON. SECRETARY MR ALBERT GOODMAN. BORROWING SHARES, B60 EACH. SUMS of MONEY are ready to be advanced on security of any description of real property—freehold leasehold, or copyhold—on the most equitable terms the principal and interest repayable by M nthly Instal ments. INVESTING SHARES, B60 EACH, realised 111 about 13 years and 4 months by Monthly Payments of Five Shillings per share. STILLY PAID-UP SHARES, bearing a fixed rate 0 interest, payable half-yearly, or allowed to accumulate. DEPOSITS received Interest at 4 per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly, or may accumulate. Prospectuses, or any further particulars, may be ob- tained 011 application to the Secretary, as above, or to 189 Mr THOMAS WEBBER, 11, St John's-sqaare, Cardiff. ESTABLISHED OVER FIFTY YEARS. May convey to some the idea of old- fashioned methods and of antiquated remedies^ but it is a fact that Kernick's Vegetable Pills have long been the pioneer of Small Pills and Small Doses, whilst they surpass in medicinal. value many of the most modern prescriptions, KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS Are most carefully prepared, and are recom- mended for all disorders of the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, Headaches, Bilious Complaints, Indigestion, Rheumatism. Tic, etc. Thousands take no other medicine, and declare them to be a COMPLETE MEDICINE CHEST, Which should be in every Household. 7jd, Is ljd, and 2A 9d per box, of all Chemist? and Stores. 171C3 HAYMANIS BALSAM OF HOREHOUND £ JURES 0OUGH, Exceedingly good stuff we always have a bottle in tlie lionsc. For Whoop- ing Congh with our own children we have found it su- perior to the medi cine supplied by tho doctor."—Mr Ifurs. don, High street, Barnstaple, April '99 STOPS COLD. JJAYMAN'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND. FREE TRIAL ROK 2/6 any readers of Times C*with ON™ of ZTC with AlMnm, or to Strike. Pay merits'^as follows YOU send us 2/6 and your name and address and we will send yon one on approval IF you do aD- tWE will supply prove of it, you will send us 3/- more on receipt each month for Five Months, making the fun Ut- Bat our nett cash-wifeh-order price is 16/- only. we will refund the cash sent if yon do vot approve of the clock, and you return „ it at once. tS¡gneà) -L J.N. MASTERS. CATALOGUE POST FREE. Catalogue of Watches, Chains, Brooches, Teapots, Cruets, &c" &c., sent post free to any address. J. N. MASTERS, LTD., WATCHMAKER'S DEPT., 46 C, RYE, SUSSEX- iwo WBEN YOU ASK FOB LUNG J v T*T p "T> T J-V N I N TONIC LUNG /\WBRIDGE S TONIC LUNG V/ Y UNG rriONIC TONIC LUNG I I a TONIC LUNG -4 -*■ TONIC LUNG OW stfltE YOU QET IT TONIC LUNG N OU,FA' *UU W/" 11 TONIC LUNG rip NTCVETT FATTJS TONIC LUNG UHLVFCU IAIIJS TONIJ LUNG Established 26 Years. TONIC HAVJ5 Y0U A CouGH ? A DOSE WILL RELIEVE IT, HAVE YOU A COLD? MRSFN PHTJS A DOSE AT BEDTIME WILL £ ONIC REMOVE IT. ™ C r Try it also for WHOOPING COUGH, T 'OR ASTHMA, for BRONCHITIS, JONIC I NVS CONSUMPTION and £ ONIC LU?<G TNIRR.TlKNZA TONIC LUNG LAFBUM/A. TONIC T N>IO ALWAYS had some prejudice rnNrr against using patent medicines,but I NSP your Lung Tonic has removed this 'TING WAIVING. Suffering from a severe I" T7NC CCL(*> AN<I ON the eve of a public en- .PHIJIP 1 "UNC gagement, being in a dilerona by LI^VRR! RTTM'- fearing the loss of my voice, I was FNVR Sftrongly advised by a friend to try MTN« YOUR IJNNS TONIC- TO NIY most .PNWRR r TIMA agreeable surprise, after the third N.XIZ.V, RRWA dose I was able to officiate with per- .POSR^ T HNP EASE- I resolved to add your j T TIVN valuable medicine to my household MRUYRRI rrrvn remedies, and certainly shall never rnvo BE without it." (Rev.) F. C. S. LUNG VI^R of St. Barnabas. LUNG WIU1- TONIC MING Prepared by W. T. OWBRIDGE, RF1NR Chemist, Hull. Sold everywhere, in TTTWJI Bottles, at Is L%D, 2s 9d, 4s 6d, and ,7,—™ JUUXM 1^711 noa -tuiSiC R-UNG X'S' ism 1108 TQNIC ROYAL AJAX CYCLES ON ?-1ONTHLY PAYMEN'.rS. Enormous Stock. New ^\W//2S\ «SV ?.nd second-hand. B'rom 10s MONTHLY. Car- \C^I$SXSFJ RI'IGE paid. Illustrated "B1C^ LISTS POST FK.EE to any addres3. THE BRITISH CYCLE MANUFACTURING CO. (1901), LTD., 45, Everton-rd., Liverpool. (Est. 1837.) 1DASS AND CO'S PALE AND MILD ALES. SEASON BREWINGS AY NOW BE HAD IN PRIME CONDITION, IN I CASKS OR BOTTLES, OFJ FULTON, DUNLOP, AND CO., I CARDIFF 114 L' !L. I FOR INDICESTION i ITS EVILS. »CK H6ADACHES. BILIOUS DERANGEMENTS &C H 9 AN AGREEABLE APERIENT. M 'KAYS TIC PILLS. <• « 4 1 CURe FACBACHE & NEUftALCIA. fl VERY SERVICEABLE INNSRVE COMPLAINTS. I AVOID fM/TAT/QNS. ]} "COACULIME j | TRANSPARENT Csmemt, for AU. BROKEN ARtki F51 I IF YOU ARE TROUBLED WITH RATS, why not give the AMERICAN NON- POISONOUS RAT FOOD & t.riftl ? 7 RATS! We absolutely guarantee it for driving and POISONOUS RAT FOOD & t.riftl ? 7 RATS! We absolutely guarantee it for driving and keeping away Rats and Mice from your RATS! premises. Send P.O. for SULFIDE Tins—lib., 4s 3D EATS! 3-ALB., 2s 3d; ^ib.,ls3d. Carriage paid by return uf post, to DE LEEF BROS., *2, BANKSIDE, LONDON, S.E. Uitsiiwss THE SOLDIER KJ: wAs ALBERT J. FOWERLEY, OF THE ARGyLL AN» SUTHERLAND KR. H. SAMUEL, ME MY RESPECTING THE WATCH IN 1894. I CARRIBI) IT THE SOUTH AFRICAN PIVER AND CLOUGED WITH SAND IT IS STILL AS WELL AS EVER, THIS I co-isidrp. ESPECIALLY THAT PREVIOUS TO THE ABOVE I CARRIltD IT WAR, 1897-98.-{SImnm) A. J, FIDWERLEY, ARGYLL STREET, CITY ROAD, LONDON. RITE ACME PATKST LEVBE, fitted WITH H. SAMUEL'S NEW AND re TBR IS GIVEN AS SEreWIXO THE DURABILITY OF THE WATCH AND THE [. SCOK.ES OP LETTERS BKARHTO THE SAME TESTIMONY ARE RECEIVED 68 t, NOR IS THIS STRANOJS WHEN IT IS RJEMIJIBEP.ED THAI THE PRICE Of |» I" WATCH IS ONLY 25/ p lOUHT THE PROFIT OF H. SHMUEL8 SYSTEM. | .teli is of as little use to H. Samuel as to a purchaser. Before a watch is l| RED TESTS, any one of which would expose a flaw or defect, and it is p a watch out until it has ENERC £ D SATISFACTORILY from these tviale. i| I I' Watches ;0 «< **>*■ H re Seconds, Patent Stop Watches • k,< IVs., £ 8. lOs.$j 3S Watches, Tinted and Opal dials ft a. 6"d. H chee, Good and Reliable Timekeepers 10s. <sd, p THE MOST WONDERFUL JEWELLERY. | svtay of Eiectro.Silver Plate, Cutlery, Llronze" Real GoTd Pangles l'Oe. Cd., ed, I atry at absolutely Jg 3fj ra Solid Gold Alberts • • £ 1 si., £ j 7s. § • 3s. 9d. Ladies' Gold Alberts £ ]t £ jf 3s. S Kt fid Gem Betrotlial Rings ■ 7s. tfd., &e, 9 Diamond and Gem Rings, half hoop, lS-cm at | ■ 5s. Oct. Gold, hall-marked, settings, £ 2 lOn., £ 'J IS*. S steel, from 4s. Sd. and Three Guiner.3. p I R SAMUEL allows A &3NTH3 FREE T55IAL with every article purchased. § hat H. SAMUEL can do for you it is essential that you should pay a visit to ffl ? variety of the articles described above is shown, every price beiji# §{ aving of almost Write tcr 51. SAMUEL'S MAQHSFlCgHT 1 FOR S999 3u8t received from the printers; R nt £ to anyone on receipt of ja M D to all purchasers of goods of the value of 253. and upwards who ceaae n 7, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. | a AN- AT MARKET STREET, MANCHESTER. | nl c' lip f J. G. GRAYES' 2 Guinea Set of Joiners' Tools in Bass. fe » Comprising the following High-class Tools :-26 in. Swagad asd Hollow Mm lA Back Hand Saw; 12 in. Tenon Saw; in. Seat Beech Smsoth Piaaa Ps (fitted with double irons); 2 £ in. Beat Beech Jack Plane (fitted with Beslj VW W Brass Nut, Double Irons); American Pattern Brace and set o? 6 Black Bits ||| ¥ 2 ft. 2-fold BeYiiled Edge Boxwood Sole; Small Axe; 5 Beech Handled, Mf P Best Cast Steel Firmer Chisels; 3 Beech Handled Cast Steel Oougea; W P Joinev's Hammer; Rosewood B?ase-pla £ ed Bin. 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WE TliDST YOU. f I ^aX, I gj Just send us a, stamped addressed envelope saying bhnti yon « ag. u'3 jy~. -a will either sell the Jewellery or return it to us'if you fail to Q I sell it, -with your name aud address clearly written, On re- ffWiIlfwvk ceiving your letter, we will at once post you the Jewellery. a filMI^ » When sold, send ns the 13s 6d you have received for same, ilealfli'JhJ Jyi 1 snd we will AT ONCE send yon, ABSOLUTELY FEEE. our 3 (Iffll/IaS 5_.fi £ 2 10s Real Silver Watch with ( hain, or our Hall Marited Keal m llraliilii" F n 1 Gold Ring, set with Real Diamonds and other Stones, which- j ever youprefer.^ A Written Guarantee for Ten Years sent S with each Watch. C ISftSBSfc// Xou cau olir Jewellery in a few minutes at Is 6d each article. We have thousands of testimonials as to the quality „• value both of our Jewellery and Presents. The Jewellery o will be sent to-morrow if you Send your Fall Nilome and 7? aaSSK Address to-day direct to our Head Office. Address as follows 41 T T "jV/TLTCHELL 4> Manufacturing .ci 10s £ 2 10s. W • O • 1VJ. Oi)\J Jewellers, IOS. *4 lua. (Dent. 2641, 205, Buehanan-St., Glasgow. 17250 ESTABLISHED 1842. JOHN ROBINSON AND CO., LIMITED, MANUFACTUREKB OF CHEMICAL MANURES, PURE OIL CAKES, AND COMPOUND CAKES, SUPPLY SUPER DISSOLVED BONE8, NITRATE, SULPHATE OF AMMONIA, CRUSHED BONES, KAINIT, GUANO, &c. MANURES FOR CORN, GRASS, POTATO, MANGEL, &c. PURE LINSEED AND COTTONSEED CAKES, COMPOUND FATTENING DAIRY AND LAMB CAKES, BRANDED PURE MAIZE AND BARLEY MEAL, T T> CALF MEAL AND LAMB FOOD, «J •Xi« LOCUST BEAN MEAL, TREACLE, ETC., ETC, ANALYSIS AND LOWEST PRICES ON APPLICATION. NOTE ADDRESS— 17061 RATIIUJRST WMARF. BRISTOL. T I- tu s B!S|a¥&LUE AT M&KEK'S CASH PRICES. B F4 A-T %ImW KEYLESS LEVER WATCHES j- FOR lames. FOR LADiES!!f Fi,.f, <I wiih Lever Movements, Well Made and Finished. Fnlly Je^re'led, Gilt Dial, Strong Keyless Action. In 13-ct. Gold Cases. £ 5. The Best and Qhe&pest Gold Xjerer so2d at thepric?. 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THE WEEK'S MARKETS.
THE WEEK'S MARKETS. j „ CORN. C&lmu, Saturday.—English wheat, firm. Foreign wheat opened flat and sold at baroly last week's prices, Flour unaltered from la"t. Maize 6d dearer. Barley firm. Oats and beans unchanged. aioucester, Saturday.—English wheat—reds, 3; 4d toi J8 od ■whites,'3s 6d to 3s 7d per bushel. Foreign wheat—Russians, 303 6d to 31s Plates, 29s 6d to 31£1. Ronnd maize, 24s 6d to 21s 9d. Grinding barley, M Der C|r' Weather wet. Newport, Wednesday.—To-day's market was qmet. vvneat was unchangei. Bfaize in fair demand at 6d per qr. advance. Barley slightly dearer. Beans and oats unchanged. Flour 2,3f'1 per sack for fines. CATTLE Usk, Monday.—There was a very fair nnpplv at the usual bi-monthly market held to-day, and business- w&s brisk, most of the stock being cleared at a famy good figure. The following were the quota. tions :—Prime beef, 6M per Ib second quality, 5;J,ri to 6d; wether mutton, 8rl light sheep, 9d; ewe, 7d to 7Jd; lamb. Is; veal, 3d to 8M; cows and cfive8' to £ 16 yearlings, £ 3 to J £ 8; two-year- olds, £ 10 to £ 12 sows and pigs, £ 7 to £ 10 strong stores, 35s to 45^ each; three months old, £1 to Za" weaners,, 18s to £1; porkers, heavy, 93 6d per score; do. licht, 10s; baconers, Ss per score. I Roth (Cardiff), Tuesday.—A fair supply of cattle on offer at about same prices. iiheep and lambs I were a good supply, thftrc being no chungeitivaiaea. Calves a moderate supply, and sold quickly. Pigs were enough for the requirements. (Quotations :— Cattle— choice steers and heifsrs, 62s to 646 per cwt. second lots, 58s to 60s per cwt.; cows and bulls, 529 to 56s per cwt. Sheep-prime wethers, 3VI to 3d per Ib ewes, 6Ad to 7'jd per Jb; lambs, Is per lb; calves. 8d to 3d per lb. Pigs—choice porkers (light weights), lis 6d to 12s per score heavyweights, Is to 116 3d per c-core baconers, 10s to 10s 6d per I score. At the close a clearance was not eHeeled owing '0 the large amount of stock offered. In the carcase market there was a moderate supply of beef and of mutton. Prices :-Bsef- sides, 5Jd to 6d Per lb seconds, O^d per lb. hind quarters, 6fd to I 7d per lb; fores. 4 £ d to 5d per lb. Mutton—crime wether, 7fd to 8d per lb Canadian tegs, 7Jd to rib\ per lb; lamb, Is psr lb. Business was not over brisk, and a few lots remained unsold. wether, 7fd to 8d per Ib Canadian tegs, 7:¡d to m per Ib, lamb, Is psr Ib, Business was not over brisk, and a few lots remained unsold. Neatr., Wednesday.—All cleared at the following rates,.—Best beef, lis cows. 9s 6d to 10s 6d sheep, light weight yearlings, 9Ad heavy sheep, 7M to 8Jd; lai'-bs, Is; calves, 7d to 9d; pigs, heavy. 93 6d to 10s; light weights, lis to lis 6d; cows and calves, £10 to £H. Newport. Wednesday.—There was a large supply of cattle, hut sheep wero in limited numbers. Trade was brisk for all first-class animals. Best beef, 6M to 6jd; secondary sorts, 6d; cows, 5d to 5;'íd; wether mutton, 83d to 9d ewe ditto, nd to 3d veal, Sit to 9d lamb, lid to Is per lb." Porker pigs, lis to lis Gd per score. ROTTKK. Carmarthen, Saturday.—There was a great in- crease in the marke of llew butter over Iltst week, the ruling price to-day being Is per Ib few exceptions Is 0«4 fresh per Ib., lid to Is Id. CHEESE. Carmarthen, Saturday. —Very few lots of cheese on oSer; they were not brought in owing to the wet weather and the great horse fair, which commenced to.da.y, Price priid, 249 to 28$1 per cwt. Newport, Wednesday.—A good supply of produce and mi active inquiry, everything being cleared by midday. Caerphilly qualities, 40s to 46ff; fancy dairies do.. 48s to 52s Cheddars, 56s t" 58s Derbies, 47s to 63s tracklcs, 63s to 658 per cwt. SEED. London, Wednesday.—Messrs John Shaw and Sons, seed merchants, of Great Maze Pond, Borongh, London, reportTo-day's market Doorlv attended, with but little business passing. Indeed, owing to the unfavourable weather farm operations are tcnibly behind, and some snnshine is required to cause activity in the sowing demand. Meantime, grass and clov rseeds aJJ rOl1nù are naturally dull and neglected. Tares continue in moderate supply, bat 6ell slowly. Mustard and rapeseeds show no change, whilst birdseeds attract but little attention. Bine peas and haricot beans keen steady. New English scarlet runners offer cheaply. HOPS. Worcester, Saturday —Messrs Piercy and Co., hop and seed merchants, Worcester, reportA very quiet trade on our market this week, partly owing to the holidays, but a better feeling prevails among the trade generally that we shall see a better demand for all good useful qualities soon. HIDE. SKIN. FAT. AND WOOL. Bristol and Western • Counties, Saturday. — The prices paid were as follow;-Hides, 931bs and up- wards, American hides. 3%d to 3>6d o.f., 5gd W.I., 3|d; 831bs to 921bs, American hidea. 3%d to 3%d e.f., Md w,f., 3gd 731bs to 821bs, American hides, 3Ad to .ijd; o.f., 3§d; w.f.. 3Jd; 631bs to 721bs, American bides, 3id to 3Ja; o,f., 3}d w.f., 3gd; brands, light 2§d, heavy 3d 541bs to 621bs, o.f., 3ij(1 w.f., 3gd 551bs and under, o.f., 3gd; w.f,, 3|d. Cows, 31bs and upwards ,o.f., 3d; w.f., 3 £ d light, o.f,, 3Jd. Bulls, 2 £ d; heavy cuts and warbled, 3Jd light, 2Jd; and irregular 2id. Calf skins — 171bs and upwards, 4Jd; 121bs to IGlbs, 6d 91bs to lllbs, 5Jd; under 91bs, 5jd; and cut and rregular, 4d. Horse hides—lis, 13s 6d, 14s 9d, 16s 6d. 18s 1st kips 3d 2nd kips, 2jd. Fat-Mutton, 2id; beef, 2gd faugb, ljd sweet, 2gd. Wools—C, is 4d B. 2s 6d A, 3s lOd, X, 4s 4d XX, 4s 8d XXX, 5s 2d Lot £ s. Forward prices to Thursday :—Wools—C, Is 4d; E, 2s 6d; A, 3s lOd; X, 4s 4d XX, 4s 8d XXX, 5s 2d; Mot, 6s. Fat—Mutton, 21d; beef, 2d rough, ljd sweet, 2Jd. The Bhondda, Pontypridd, and Aberdare Hide Tallow, and Wool Company, Limited, Treforest Frid:¡,y,-Hilles-Ox hides, 95lbs and upwards, 3jjd 3!¡d; 851bs to 941bs, 3id, 3Jd 75lbs to 841bs, 3Jd 3$d 651bs to 741bs, 3id, 3Jd ;561bs to 641bs, 3Jd, 3gd; 551bs and under, 3Jd, 3gd. Heavy cows, 3d, 3id; light do" 3d, 3Jd; bulls, 2|d; hen. vy cuts and warbled, 3Jjd medium, 3d; light, 3d; covfs,2|d. Horses, < 15s, 12s, 10s, 6s. Calf—]71bsand upwards, 4d 91bs to 161bs, 5d; light, 4Jd; flawed, 4d. Wools-Sa, 4s, 3s, 2s, le 6d, Is 2d. Fat-best sweet clean beef, 2d; second. lAd; sweet clean mutton, 2d; com- mon. Id. Salt. Is 2d per cwt.
DISPUTE AT A CAERPHilLY COLLIERY.
DISPUTE AT A CAERPHilLY COLLIERY. Peculiar County Court Case. At Cardiff County Court on Wednesday Judge Owen tried a claim made by a collier, VI. Lewis, against W. C. T. Watkins, colliery proprietor. Caerphilly. The chief item in the statement was a sum of £10 8s, damages for breach of contract. Plaintiff had been employed at the Wernddu Colliery. Mr John Sankey appealed for the plain- tiff, and Mr A. Parsons defended. Counsel for plaintiff said that up to November 30th the men had been working on day wages.— His Honour Within the Sliding Scale ?—Mr j Sanbey Yes, sir. Continuing, Mr Sankey said it was arranged that the basis of payment should be changed from day wages to piecework, and there were several controversies as to the scale of wages to be allowed.—His Honour Before the Sliding Scale Committee ?—Mr Sankey No, your Honour. It was a special arrangement be- tween masters and men.—His Honour These things go before the Sliding Scale Com- mittee before they come before me, and I am sorry when they do come before me.—Mr Sankey (continuing) said that a scale was arranged, but the colliery proprietors refused to pay the rates arranged, and the men were out for a month.— Mr Parsons They were out on strike, your Honour.—Mr Sankey There was no strike.—Hi3 Honour If there was a strike they cannot re- cover.—Mr Sankey explained that after the men had been out for a month the Federation arranged that they should go back to work on a daily wage. The claim was for the month's wages, and lor the various items on the piecework basis which were in excess of the day rates.—Mr Patsons said that in point of fact the sums claimed were not in accordance with the agreement. The whole point, however, was whether the men went out on strike. Plaintiff said that up to November 30th he worked on daily waxes of 4s 2d per day plus 71j I per cent. Conversation followed between the men and Mr Watkins, with a view to changing the basis to piecework. The men submitted terms for the new basis, and as they were trifling altera- tions Mr Watkins said he would not dispute them. Subsequently, however, Mr Watkins refused to pay the rates, and would not allow the men to return to work. Under cross-examination by Mr Parsons, plaintiff said the Federation were not, so far as he knew, supporting this claim. For the defence Mr Watkins said the day wages at the colliery wero 4s 2d per day plus 69 per cent. He admitted that arrangements were made for a piecework basis, but flatly denied plaintiff's story that the men were locked out. in fact the men were out live days before he could get any explanation of their conduct. They would give him no reason. All they would say was that they intended to refer the matter to the Federation. He emphatically denied that he refused to let them .go to work or threatened to shut the gates on them. He declared that the men had been paid according to the agreement made, and that there was nothing more due to them. Mr Sajikey at this stage withdrew the claim of JE10 8s for wrongful dismissal, and the small items affecting the rates for piecework, on which plaintiff was engaged for a tew days, were con- sidered. Mr Parsons said defendant would not have come into court for the sake of the small items now in dispute. His Honour gave judgment for 2s 6d for timbering, but would not allow costs.
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SEAMAN'S EXPERIENCE AT CARDIFF. At Cardiff Police Court on Wednesday (before Mr J. B. Ferrior and Mr Alex. Duncan) Fanny Dibble or Manley (24) was charged with feloni- ously stealing about £7 10s in gold and silver from the person and property of James Rupert Deardon in the borough of Cardiff on the 16th inst. Prosecutor, a seafaring youth, spoke to meeting prisoner in Bute-street, and to visiting several public-houses in her company. Finally he agreed to go home with her, and a cab was hailed. Witness when he entered the vehicle had about £7 12s on him. When the cab stopped prisoner jumped out on one side, and a few minutes later a constable came up and asked witness, who was still in the cab, if he had lost anything. Prosecutor then found he had prac- tically nothing left. P.C. Sidney Herniman said he was on duty in Halket-street on tins evening in question,when he saw prisoner running up the street from the direction of Wyndham-crescent. Witness stopped her, and asked where she was going, and she replied she was going home. The con- stable then went towards the cab, which was standing at the bottom of the street,and from what prosecutor told him he took him to 14, Halket- street, where prisoner was found standing in the passage talking to another woman. Prosecu- tor said in Dibble's hearing that she had robbed him. Prisoner was then taken into custody and charged with stealing £7 IDs. She denied the offence and then handed two and a half sove- reigns and five shillings to the officer, saying, I That's all I have got." At the Canton Police Station she was told she would be searched, but she said she would save them the trouble. She then pulled off her left shoe and stocking, and a half-sovereign and a shilling rolled out on the floor. In answer to the charge she denied steal- ing anything. Prisoner in court pleaded guilty, and was sent I to gaol for two months.
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The death has taken place under somewhat tragic circumstances of Col. McKean, command- ing Royal Engineers, Belfast District, at his residence, Chichester Park, near Belfast. He attended on Tuesday forenoon to his military duties p„s usual, but at 4 p.m. he was found in a state of collapse by some members of his family, state of collapse by some members of his family, and before medical aid arrived he was dead. The I affair has caused a sensation in the district, and great reticence has been shown relative to the cause of death.
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PRESENTATION TO A BARD.
PRESENTATION TO A BARD. Judge Williams and the Welsh Language. On Wednesday evening at Pontypridd Care nelian, one of the oldest and most versatile :of Welsh bards, was presented with :t sum of money in recognition of his services for nearly half a cen- tury to Welsh literature. Judge Gwilym Wil- liams presided, and said if a collection of Car- nelian's best works were made he would see to the publication. He presented Carnelian with a bag containing JESS 6s 9d, and asked him not to measure their appreciation of his services to literature by that amount. Carnelian, in respond* ing, said he first received the poetic inspiration at an eisteddfod presided over by the late Alaw Goch, father of Judge Williams, nearly 50 years ago. In response to a. vote of thanks, the Chair- man hoped young Welshmen would cling to their mother tongue. A knowledge of Welsh would be ing, said he first received the poetic inspiration at an eisteddfod presided over by the late Alaw Goch, father of Judge Williams, nearly 50 years ago. In response to a vote of thanks, the Chair- man hoped young Welshmen would cling to their mother tongue. A knowledge of Welsh would be absolutely essential to all who wished to secure responsible positions in the Principality. (Hear, hear.) Applicants for the positions of County Court judges and stipendiary magistrates would have no chance unless they possessed a knowledge of Welsh. (Applause.) He hoped Carnelian'a friends would continue to help him in his declining years. The proceedings closed with the Welsh National Anthem, sung by Misa Coslett (Cornelian's daughter).
FIRE AT BAHRY ISLAND.
FIRE AT BAHRY ISLAND. On Tuesday a fire broke out at 12, Plymouth- road, Barry Island. Smoke was seen issuing from the upstairs windows of the house, which is occupied by Mr John Knight, and with the assistance of Mr Deere (signal station), P.C. Shillnm, and some women it was extinguished by means of buckets of water, all the women in the street rendering material aid in procuring vessels and carrying water. The fire had a good hold of the flooring, and it originated, it is be- lieved, in consequence of a brick being out from one of the flues, sparks consequently getting be- tween the ceiling and the joists. It is fortunate that the fire was quickly got under, because there was a high wind blowing at the time, and as there is no hose or stand-pipe at present on the Island great damage might have been done before the arrival of the police from Barry or Barry Dock.
CARDIFF INFIRMARY.
CARDIFF INFIRMARY. An example to the youth of the district is set by Margaret Guest (13), of Aberdare Towft National School, who in forwarding 5s to th< funds of the Cardiff Infirmary writes It it my Lenten saving, and I have sent it to you lot an Easter offering.'
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