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Mid-Glamorgan District Indopendsnt Order of Reehabstes. I The atmual meeting of the Mid-Glamorgan district was held at the Washington Temper- ance Hotel, Perth, on Monday. Bro. Wm. Jenkins. D.C. Ruler, presided. The D.C.H. most heartily welcomed the officers and re- presentatives to the meeting, hoping that the business brought before them would receive the. usual careful consideration it deserved. From the balance sheet for the year of 1898, which, together with the auditor's report, was received by the meet-ng, we gather that a. large increase has been made in the funeral funds, notwithstanding the large amount of £ 197 15s. 9d. paid to the tents of the district to help members paying their contributions owin<* to the late disastrous strike. The in- Come from contributions was E337 16s. 8d., interest £ 138 18s. 6d., the amount paid for funeral claims of 13 members being £ 137. The balance on December 31st was no less than £ 3,300 lls. 6-2!d., a gain of L113 after paying the afore-mentioned amount of £ 197 15s. 9d. The district Secretary reported the member- ship as 1,901. The election of officers resulted as follows:—D.C.R., Bro. John Powell, Porth; D.D.R., Bro. R. Bevan, Pontypridd; P.D.C.R. Bro. Wm Jenkins. Ynyshir; D.T., Bro. C. Hunt, Ferndale; D.S., Bro. D. M. Williams, Tonypandy. Bro. Wm. Jenkins, Ynyshir, and Bro. J. Powell, Porth, were unanimously elected to represent the district at the H.M.C. ac Belfast. Bro. John Samuel, Treorky, was presented wiLh three volumes of the Rechab- itc Magazine in recognition of his services whilst passing through the offices of the-, district. A public meeting afterwards took place, Bro. W. Jenkins, D.C.R., Ynyshir, presiding over a good audience, wkn addresses were delivered by Bro. F. W. Breet, H.C. Ruler, Cardiff. and Rev. J. Davis, Cymmer, Porth.

Refuge Assurance Company. ANNUAL MEETING OF AGENTS. The full staff of ths Pontypridd and Rhondda districts of the above Company met at the Washington Hotel, Porth, by the kind in- vitation of their respective superintendents, M: R. Castle and Mr Edwin Davies, to cele- b-ate their annual meeting. After a substantial repast had been partaken of (provided by host Newton) a miscellaneous programme was rone through. The SJuth Wales divisional -manager, Mr S. Hayes, took the chair, and delivered a powerful speech, full of enthusiasm ar-rl good advice. He remarked upon the wide- spread area of the company s business, which rendered it possible for the Company to ex- perience a highly successful year, in spite of the unfortunate coal strike, which raged for nearly six months cn the South Wales coal- field. He congratulated the agents upon the ruble manner in which they had held their agencies all i hron: h the deplorable dispute, :r.J. trusted that the day would be far distant when a repe'.ition wjuld occur. Mr Bell (inspector), gave a pithy and somewhat humor- ous address on "knowing and doing," which was much appreciated. Mr Olivers (Ponty- pridd) gave a paper on "An agent's duty" which wa-s certainly a first-rate maiden effort. An interesting feature was the presentation of prize certificates, beautifully designed, lithographed, and f-a:ned specially for such occasions. One of these was presented to Mr n.rker, of Tylorstcwn, and another to Mi Hy. John, Pontypridd, for the best increases in the Industrial and Ordinary brunches respectively. Tiicsc were the pii,;es offered last year bv the superintendent, Mr R. Castle, and keenly competed for. n" E. Davies, Pentre, gave an address, and Mr Tom Howells, PF ntre, humorously <le c~;bod "People we meet," which caused rc<trs of laughter. Mr R. Castle, jn an enthusiastic address dwelt on "Don'ts" by the dozen, and was presented by the combined staff with a handsome stationery cabinet as a mark of their esteem and good- will towards him on the division of the Rhon- 41-ia district, which had increased so rapidly under his supervision during the last few years Tho recipient, suitably responded, and dwelt upon the friendly and harmonious manner in whtch they had worked together for several years past. A more useful present they could not have devised. Sengs end recitations were intcrspersc-t, given by agents J..Williams, T. R. Williams (Tylors'own), Morton (Ynyshir), hpcctor Bell (Cardiff), and Supt. R. Castle Pontypridd), and altogether a very educative *nd pleasant evening was spent.

Colofn y Cyrnry. [DAN OI/VOIAKTH T. D. ISAAC.! HEOLU UNDER ClOViVR DEHEUDER CYMRU. Wedi eu Oyfieithu i'r Cymraeg. (Parhad). OLDDYLEDION DOSBARTHOL. 20.-Pan y digwydd i unrhyw ddosbarth esgeuluso talu dau daliad misol i'r drysorfa oarolc°- bvdd i'r ysgrifenydd anfon cais neill- duol am y ddyled, yr hon fydd raid ei thalu o fewn 14 o ddyddiau. Unrhyw ddosbarth na chydymffurfia a offrffetia ei fudd yn yr Undeb. RIIEOLAU DOSBARTHOL. CYFANSODDIAD DOSBARTHIADAU. 21.-Bydd i bob dosbarth wedi ei gyfansoddi yn briodol gynal cyfarfodydd mtsol yn gyn- wysedig o un cynrychiolydd wedi ei ethol yn rlieolaidd gan bob eyfrinfa. Bydd i'r cyn- rychiolwyr dderbyn y cyfryw symiau o gy- flogau, a threuliau ag a bennodir o bryd i bryd gan fwyafrif yr aclodau pertbynol i'w gwahanol gyfrinfaoedd. SWYDDOGAETR Y CYFARFODYDD MISOL. 22.-Dyledswvcld y cynrycliiolwyr i yn y cyfarfodydd T,1iwl fydd ystyried pob achosion a gyfiwynir iddynt gan y evfrinfaoedd. 23—Bydd yn rhaid i bob eyfrinfa a eiiweny- oha anfon pendcrfyniadau i'w dadleu gan y cyfarfodydd misol anion y cyfryw i vsgni- envud y dosbarth bythefnos cyn cynaliad y cvfryw gyfarfod misol, mewn trefn i'w gosod ar drcfn-len gwaitib y cyfarfcd. PWYLLGOR DOSBARTHOL. 21—Bydd Pwyllgor Dosbarthol llywodr. aethol bob aniser mewn bodolaeth, yr hwn (L gyfenwir yn Bwyllgor Gweithredol. yn gyfansoudedig o'r Llywydd, Ysgnfenydd, Try- Eorydd, a'r Goruehwyliwv. yn nghyd a nifer y o aelodau fi-, -lol wedi eu hcthol gan y evfrinfaoedd yn eu eyic'nau, ac i wasanaethu am ddeuddeg mis, un Inner i vinneillduo yn Meheiln, a'r hancr aLl yn Rhagfyr, ehwcch i ffurfio rifer gweithredol. Bydd iddynt gael eu talu y swm o gvflcdtvu ag a berderfynir gan y cyfarfod misol. Bydd bawl gan Bwyllgor y Dosbarth neu y Cynghor i bennodi arehwilwyr neillduol i arehwilio holl lyfrau y evfrinfaoedd a'r dosbartli pan y barnoiit hyny yn angenrlieidiol. LLYWYDD Y DOSBARTH. 25.-Bydd i Llywydd y Dosbarth gael ei gynyg a'i ethol neu ei ail-ethol gan y cyfrin. faoedd yn eu cylchdro bob 12 mis. 26.—Ei ddyiedswydd fydd llywyddu yn yr holl gyfarfodydd inisoi a chyfarfodydd y Pwyllgor Gweithredol, a bydd iddo weled fod holl waith y dosbarth yn cael ei ddwyn yn mlaen yn y modd priodol ac yn unol a'r rheolau. Bydd yn rhaid iddo arwyddo pob ysgrifau, a gweled fod cyflawn drefn yn bodoli yn y cyfarfodydd misol a eliyfarfodydd y Pwyllgor Gweithredol. Bydd iddo weled hefyd fod pob ccfnodion a gymeradwyir ac a gadarnheir gan y cyfarfodydd misol a'r Pwyll- g-or Gweithredol yn cael eu cario allan yn briodol, nor bell a-g y bydd yn rhesymol yinarferol. Ni chaniatteir iddo bleidleisio ar unrhyw gwestiwn oddieithr pan fydd y pleid- leisiau yn gyfartal. pryd y caniatteir iddo roddi 0i blcidlais derfynol. YSGRIFENYDD Y DOSBARTH. • 27.—Bydd i Ysgrifenydd y Dosbarth gael ei gynyg a'i ethol gun fwyafrif yr aelodau drwy yr holl ddosbarth, a bydd iddo wasan- aethu am ddeuddeg mis, oddieithr i'r Pwyll- gc Gweithredol neu y Cyfariod misol bender- fynr. yn waiianol. Ei ddyiedswydd fydd gwneyd dychweliadau blynyddol a'u tros- glwyddo i'r Ysgrifenydd Cyfifrcdinol. Bydd iddo gadw cyfrif cyv.ir o bob arian a. (iderbynir ac a drcuiir, a gwneuthur mantol-len o'r holl gyfrifon. Bydd iddo fvnychu yr o'f holl gyfrifon. Bydd iddo fYEychu yr lioll gyfarfodydd, a chymcryd cofnodion o'r unrhyw. Bydd iddo dalu sylw manwl i bob gohebiaeth, a gwylio buddianau yr Undeb, a gv.-neyd pob peth yn ei allu i hyrwyddo sefyllfa a rhagolygon yr aelodau yn gyffredinol. 28.-Bydd iddo fod o dan rcolaeth y Cyfar- fod Misol, a rhaid iddo ufyddhau i'w cyfarwydd- iadau yn ystod yr amser y bydd yn eu gwasan- acth. Bydd iddo roddi tri mis o rybudd, a derbyn yr un peth cyn gadael gwasanaeth y dosbarth, oddieithr mewn achos o gamym- ddygiad o'i eiddo ei hun, neu ci gael yn euog o dwyll, pryd y diswyddir ef ar unwaith, a bytld iddo roddi i fyny bob cofnodion perthynol i' dosbarth. Bydd iddo ddcrbyn y cyfryw gyflog ag a benderfynir gan fwyafrif yr aelodau yn y dosbarth. TRYSORYDD Y DOSBARTH. 23.—Bydd i Drysorydd y Dosbarth gael ci gynyg a'i ethol gan fwyafrif yr aelodau yn y dosbarth, a bydd iddo wasanaethu am ddeu- ddeg mis, oddiethr i Bwyllgor y Dosbarth i benderfynu yn wahunol. Bydd yn rhaid iddo fod yn bert-cn cymhwys ac yn ailuog i gu-dw ei gyfrifon ci hun. Bydd iddo dderbyn am ei wasanaeih y cyfryw dal ag a beiiderfynir gan Bwyllgor y Dosbaith a'r ddiwedd Mehcfin a Rhagfyr yn mhob blwyddyn. Tli ddyled- swydd fydd derbyn a tlialu pob arian ar ran y idosburt-li, yn ol cyfarwyddid y Pwyllgor Gweitha-exlol, ar dderbyniad archeb wedi ei 'harwyddo gan y LlywyJd a'r Ysgrifenydd. Bydd iddo ateb pob gcfyniada.u mewn perth- ynas a matcrion arianol yn y cyfarfod misol liaii ofynir iddo gan gynyrchiolydd wedi ei cihol yn rheolaidd. Bydd iddo gael ei dalu am fynychu cyfarfodydd y Pwyllgor yn ol yr un gyfiog a chluddal y iheiffovdd ag a delir i'r cvnyrchiolwyr, ac ni chaniateir iddo absenoli ei hun oddiwrth ei ddyiedswydd heb yn gyntat rhoddi rhybudd i'r Pwyllgor, pa. rai a benoda gynortliwywr o'u dewisiad cu hunain i weith- redu yn ei absenoldeb. Ni fydd i'r Trysorydd a'r un cyfrif gael caniutnd ddewis ci gy- nortliwywr ei hun heb ganiatad oddiwrth y Pwyllgor. Ni chaniatteir iddo gadw mwy o arian mewn Haw na'r hyn n, bennodir gan y Cyfarfod Misol. a byJd iddo ddarparu dau feichniydd. Bydd iddo o-od o fhcn yr Arch- •svylwyr yn yr archwiitiadau Jianer-blynyddol neu neillduol y swm o arian mewn llaw, a bydd iddo ar ei ymddiswyddiad gy/hvyno i'w olyn- ydd ncu i'r Pwyllgor bob arian. y7ndda;igos- iadau, a phob cicIdo arall ji'n'thynol i'r dos- bartli a ddichon fod yn ei feudiant. GORU CHWYLW YR. 30.—Bydd i'r Goruchwyhvyr gael eu hcthol gah fwyafrif yr aelodau ir.cvn It awl yn y dosbarth wedi ei gael allan drwy y tugel. Dyledswydd y Gorucliwylwyr fydd mvnychu yr holl drengholiadau mewn :ichcs'on o ddam. weiniau angeuol, pan orehymvnir iddo gan < Ysgrifenydd y Dosbirth neu Ysgrifenydd y Gyfrinfa yn mha un yr oedd yr ymadawedig y-> aelod. Bydd iddo ymweled a'r cyfrinfaoedd a rhoddi cyfarwvddiadau ac anerchiadau ar ncb<\«;on cyflcus. ca.«"'u pob gwybodaeth angen- rheidiol mewn a.-hocion o annghydwelediad a elieisio terfynu y c');v rnewn modd bodd- haol, a llafurjj) i vchwanegu buddianau yr Undeb yn gyffredinol. Bydd iddo gael gallu mewn cysylltiad a Llywydd ac Ysgrifenydd y doslxirth i alw cyfarfodydd neillduol o Bwyllgor y dosparth. Bydd i'w gyflog gael ei phenodi gan fwyafrif o'r cynrychwylwyr yn Nghyfarfod Misol y dosparth. a bydd dan eu rheolaeth yn ystod yr amser y bydd yn eu gwasanaeth. Bydd iddo roddi tri mis o rybudd a. derbyn yr un rhybudd cyn gadael gwasanaeth yr Undeb. Os cyfyd unrhyw fatter pwysig mewn perthynas a'r goruchwyliwr bydd i'r cyfryw gael ci gyflwyno i'r Cyfrin- faoedd, a bydd i fwyafrif aelodau y Cyfrin- faoedd benderfynu y matter trwy bleidlais rifyddol yn nghyfarfod y dosparth.

Barddoniaetl]. Bydded i'r Beirdd a'r Llenorion gyfeirio eu irnyrchion fel byn:- T. DARONWY ISAAC, Treorky. "A CHAUWYD Y DRWS." (Math. xxv. 10). Buddugol yn Eisteddfod Nanticoke, America. Ar Imner nos bu gwaedd, ")cffroweli, deff- rowch," "Yn ymyl mac'r Friodfab, pavatowch; Ev.ch allan i\v gyfarfod, agocau I he mintai y briodas. ell gan lawenhau! E\veh~allan i roesavvu'r ddeuddyn addas, Ac ewch l'hag blaen i 'stafell y briodas." Deifroisant oil, ac allan a'cnt o wirfodd; Ond! lampau pump o honynt oedd yn diffodd! Heb olew ocddynt: Nid oedd modd cad ben- thy-go, Rhaid clivviHo am werthwyr olew yn y caddug. An-hawdd cael drws agored; mcwn gorphwvsfa Mae pob masnachwr, tywyll yw pob maelfa. A fhra. thrafferlhent hwy yn ofer yn y t'wyll- well Daeth y Priodfab; ac yn Dawn difyrwc-h, Y rliai oedd barod aetbl:1t gyda'r cwmni ded- wydd I gael y wledd a'r p'.eser hyd y wawrddydd, A'r drws a gauwyo, Ac er taer guro Byth ni agorwyd— L'r diweddariaid mae yn nghauad eto! Gorphwysodd mintai arall ar eu taith, Hepiasant pan ddylascnt fod mewn gwaith; Dysgwylient am ddyrehafiad a mawrhad; Breuddwydient byddent benaf wyr y wlad; Mynyddau gwynion welent oddidraw; Gronynau aur oedd dyferynau'r gwlaw! Haul heb fachludiad a'u goleuai hwy Trwy oes o liawddfyd heb un poen na chivvy'; Perlewyg fu eu hoes, mewn dychymygion Canfyddent baradwysau ac angvlion; Ac awyr glir, ddigwmwl, a'u holl oes Yn 11awn o flodau ac heb gysgod croes; Tra galwai'r byd am weithwyr effro, doeth, Ac am athrawon cydwybodol, coeth. 1. fintai hon a gysgai, gan obeithio, Pan ddel cyfleusdra, byddent hwy yn effro. Ond daeth yr alwad, ac atebwyd iddi Gan dyrfa y diwydon lawn o asbri, Y dysgwyliadau dyddiol. Pan ddeffrodd Y llu breuddwydiol, siomant du a'u todd. Y drws oedd gauedig Er gwylltio a churo, A bygwth yn ffrjuiig T'r dyrfa freuddwydiol yn nghauad mae eto! Gtiphwysa torf yn nghwsg yn swn efengyl, lieb ymwybyi!"diaeth fod dydd blin yn ymyl. Mae ganddynt emy; ond eu cyfiawniadau A brofant pa :nor bylaidd yw eu lampau, Ac nad oes yn eu Ilestri olew'n aros. Gwae! gwae! os daw'r Priodfab ar ganolnos; Os daw, bydd brysio, chwilio a. hynyrfu; Bydd bloeddio, curo'n wyJlt a thaer ddeisyfu, Ond Ow! yn nghauad bydd y drws fu'n agor, A gwrthod gwrando'r yinbil a wna'r porthor; Drws cyflesuderau wedi cau'n oesoesol; Drws gobaith wedi'i folltio yn drag'wyddol; Drws cymorth wedi can er maint y prinder; Drws gras yn nghau ac o dan sel Cyfiawnder. Y parod a aethant i'w nef-gartref tlws, Y parod yn unig. A chauwyd y drws. T. Cynonfardd Edwards. Y LLANERCH GYSEGREDIG. O! Lanerch gysegredig, Yn swn treigliadau'r don, :M:ae'th enw yn gerfiedig Ar lech y galon hon. Gorphwysfa fy anwylyd, < Tudraw i gynwrf byd, Tawclfan babell bywyd, Yn mynwes dacar glyd. Marwolacth sydd yn taenu Cysgodion ar dy wedd, Ac anagu'n ysgrifenu Ei enw ar bob bedd; Ond eeidw anfarwoldeb Fy meddwl gyda thi, Ac crvs fy anwvles Tan wawr gobeithiol fri. Yn ngolwg Haul Cyfiawnder Y gwelaf fywyd cry'; Yn gweithio trwy dy brudd-der Yn Adgyfodfiad hy'; Esgyna fy sercliiadau I wlad y bywyd pur, Lie nad oes gan yr angau 'Run beddrod yn ei thir. O! boed it. Lanerch anwyl, Nawdd dyn a gofal Duw, Hyd na bo angcn noswyl Ar babell enaid byw; Mae gwawl y hywyd bythol Yn toi pob llanerch drud Lie gorphwys rhanau marwol Anwyliaid nef drwy'r byd. I Y BONCYFF. Oesau liir, Boncyff fu'n sail,—trwy natur, Hynctaf sedd ddiail Y goeden; gwreiddiawg adail Luniodd Ion, dau lwyn o ddail. R. L. Lewis. Y MYGLYSWR. Halog was i Ïwg- plagus .fo—bellach Heb allu byw liebddo, A'i geg flysig ysig o A'i diiedl wnai'i aniwyo.

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DEIGRTN. Tryloew Ddeigryn—gwlithyn trwmlwythog Tryloew Dùeigryn-gwlilhyn trwmlwythog _I Ar rudd lefara drwy'i aidd lifeiriog, Gar bruddhau'r gwyneb a'i wawr ddryghinog I 0 gyni dwyfron; brysgnead dyfrog Gordeimlad lIygad-llog-y boen fydd I Enaid dan gamwedd mewn nodyn gemog. I Hardd bcrlyn lliwgar ddaw'n grwn drwy'r llygaa 0 fynwes boenus a dwfn esboniad O'i chur bar afar—o'i chwerw brofiad; Neu gread amlwg tonog ordeimlad Ry hodd a hocn di-bruddaidd—yw Deigryn, A i ddelw enyn drwy'r byd ddylanwad. i DD WEDA7S I DDIM WRTH NEB. Wrth rodio hyd yr heol, Mi welais hogyn balcli, Yn syrthio wysg ei wegil I ganol llwyth o galch; Yn lie tosturio wrtho, Mi chwerthais am ei ben, A syrthiais yn ei ymyl A chefais fantell wen,- Ond dd'wedais i ddim wrth neb. Ar gyntai" ddydd o Ebrill, 'Roedd hyny ar ddydd Sul, Gwahoddwyd fi i weled Rhyw cnwog ddaudroed ful; Pan aethum i'r ystafell Ni welais ful na dyn— Na neb end ti fy hunan N Yn edrych ar fy llun— Ond dd'wedais i ddim wrth neb. Mi gystadleuais unwaith Ar facs Eisteddfod fawr; Disgwyliwn gael y gadair A chlod fel barddol gawr; Ond pan ddaeth y feirniadaeth Mi regais gcrdd a thant,— Myfi oedd ar y gwaelod, Y gwaoiaf un o ganl-c- Ond dd'wedais i ddim wrth neb. Mi fucrn yn pvsgcta Ar lan yr afon draw, Heb ddal yr un pysgodyn 0 un o'r gloch dan naw; Ond gan bysgotwr amll Mi brynais ddeg neu fwy Er mwyn i'r tculu feddwl Mai n a'u daliodd hwy- Cnd dd'wedais i ddim wrth neb. Mi welais Gwen fy nghariad Yn siarad gyda ilanc, A theimlwn wrth ei gweleu Fel dyn yn ymyl tranc; Edrychais arni'n garug A rhoddais iddi sen- Ond collodd Gwen ei thymer A chollais inau Gwen; Ond dd'wedais i ddim wrth neb. Wrth rodio llawer blwyddyn Ar hyd y ddaear las, Mi gefais lawer codwm, A llawer dyrnod gas; Ond er cael llawer eodwm, A llawer gwiiedlyd glwy'— Er cymaint fy ngholledion Enillais lawcr mwy. Dnvy beidio dwejrd wrth neb. R. J. Derfel. CANWCH Y BYD I'W LE. Awengq.- feirdd natur i gyd Kiicwch fywyd a lierth i bob can; I yru gortlirymder o'r bya. A rhoddi caethiwed ar dan; Nyddwch bob llinell yn gre', Ag englyn, cerdd, pryddest ac awdl, Rhowch ormes a ffug dan eich sawdl,- Odlwch y byd i'w le. Athrawon a docthion yn nghyd, Awduron a meistriaid pob dysg, Gwasgarwch wybdoaeth a serch Fel heuliau o wawl yn ein mysg; Dysgwch ar aswy a de; Anadlwcli feddyliau o dan. Gwnewcli feddwl a buchedd yn lan— Denwch y byd i'w le. Ddiwygwyr a gweithwyr pob gwlad, Ymunwch fel byddin yn nghyd, I atal y rhai sydd yn dwyn, Cynyrchlon cich Uafur i gyd; Codwch bob ardal a thre'; Cyniiyrfwcb holl wledydd y llawr, Chwyrn-daflwch bob gelyn i lawr- Mynwch y byd i'w le. Chwi, feibion a merched y gan Cysegrwch bob cyngherdd a chwrdd, I godi cyfiawnder i'r lan, A gyru pob trawsder i ffwrdd; Swynwch bob ardal a thre', A thonau soniaurs a pher, Caniadau fel miwsig y ser- Canwch y byd i'w le. R. J. Derfel.

PENILLION. 0 glod i Mrs A Davies, Pencoed, gynt o'r Royal Hotel, Mardy. Boneddiges haedda barch, A'i chyfarcb mewn dyrchafiad, Yw Meistress Davies Ion ei gwedd, An rhydcdd sy'n ei rbodiad, Am iddi gael dedwycjdwch clir, Mac lieno wir ddymuniad. Os Pencoed sy'n myn'd a hi, 'E fynwn ni 'i hanwylo, Fe wn iart fu yn Mhenycoed, Un well erioed yn trigo, A hi fydd ben yn Mhenycoed, Fe daliaf doed 3 delo. Trowch y tant, ac eiliaf gan, Iw dydan anrhydeddu; A rlruwcli chw.thau yma n rhet, Yn gynhes i gydganu; Bydd ei henw 'n uehel gwn Yn myrdwn gwyr y Maerdy. I brofi fod ei bri yn glir Arwyddir gan y rhoddion, Mae'r anrheg fel yn ngwydd y wIad, Yn dathlu teimlach calon; Bydd yn amlwg yn ei llys, Ewyllj's hen gyfeillion. Maerdy. GWENDRAETH WILLIAMS.

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I purchased a pot." and the first, application gave relief, and alter using it a few times it effected a cure. I cmnot tuo strongly recommend it t'. persons suffering fr,ln1 this troublesome complaint.—Your well wisher. HEXRY CAPPER, E1en. AGENTS: T. Harris, Grocer. Pontypridd. W. H. Key, People's Chemist, Poiityi r.*dd. D. W. Davies. Chemitt. Pi-rth. n. L'oyd, Chemist. Penygraijj. J. W. Richards, Chemist, Llwynypia. NV George, Chemist, Clj"d;:eli Vale, John Edwards, Grocer, Hlaengwj-nfi. Wholesale London Agents :-nXP-CLAY & Sox~, 95, F:!ni:Jdon Street.. Spnt by post fe,r Is I Agents wanted, [4364 -+- White PONTYPRIDD. T G EOIlG E PARFITT, PROPRIETOR. Headquarters — GLAMORGAN R.F.L. VONTYPRIDO F.C. PONTYI'RIDD RESERVES F.C. PONTYPRIDD THURSDAY F C. FONTKPltlUD CYCLING CLUB. G. P. hegs to inform his Xumen)!1s Friend? f1nl his Stabling i« now Perfect, the Stables hiving been entirely Re-built. LOCK-UP LOOSE BOX FOR ENTRIES. SPACIOUS YAHD SUITABLE FOR SALES BY AUCTION, &e. BEST SKITTLE ALLEY IN TOWN. [t;.¡ç,. SILVER EDAI, EDINBURGH. 1800. GOLD MEDAL, JAMAICA, 1891, GOLD MEDAL, DERBY 1891. COLE MAN'S W INCA IINI S. OR LIEBIG S EXTRACT OF MEAT & MALTWIXE, W I N C A 1-1 N I S Is a ..YetO Name Ueyhtered, to prevent fraudulent Imitations. OVER TWO THOUSAND Unsolicited Testimonials have been received from Medical Men. IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL FROM G. HOTHER, ESQ., M.K.C.S., L.S.A.L. 7, St. John's Terrace, Lewes, Octoberith, 189U. fo Messrs Coleman & Co., Limitt.d.. I have been attending a chiid two and a /ears old, suffering from Blood Poisoning theehilo «ras very ill and refused all kind of nourishment. I shen tried your Liebig's Extract of Meat and Malt ivine Alcoholic, ordered him one table-spoonful every wo hours, which he took readily; he had nothing else except medicine for fourteen days-tlie chil is tow recoveriugand takes ordinary food. Yours truly, GEO. HOTHER, Surgeon WINCARNIS is eold by all Druggists, Wine Merchants, and Patent Medicine Vendors. Ask for COLKMAN'S "WINCARN IS," or LiBBIG'S EXTRACT OF MKAT AND MALT WINE, and see that the word WINCARNIS is on the shoulder of the bottle. If the e is any difficulty in getting the Wine, write direct to the manufacturers who will forward Sample Pint Bottle free by Poston receipt of H3 stamps Dc.z Rail 11 &)s. SOLB. MANUFACTURER COLEMAN & CO., Limited, St. George's & Bank Plain, Norwich; and 3, New London Street, L^n don, B.C. Sole Proprietor.1f of Ozmazon," the A etc Befi rea, andalso Coleman's Crown Imperial Invalid Stout, which is strongl:1/ t.tCORlme7tded by :he m.edical faculty. Sold by W. H. Key, Chemist; Isaac Prothero, fe.'ocer and Thomas Harris, Grocer, Pontypridd., As a safe, permanent, arid warranted cure for Pimples, Scrofula, Scurvy, Bad Legs, Skin nd Blood Diseases, and Suresof all kinds, we can with coutid- ..ce recommend CLARKE'S BLOOD XIIXTURK Sold by Chemists everywhere. CAUTION—Genuine CHLORODYNK.— This well- known remedy for Diarrhoea. Dysentery, Fever, <!tc.. bears on the stamp the name,)f luventor, Llr,I. Collig "Hrowne. 20 BSTABLISHED IN }i;;{6. FOR THE PROTECTION OF TRADE. S T U 9 MERCANTILE < >FFICES (STUBBS' 42, GRESHAM ST., LONDON, E.G. Subscribers, by obtaining t-.mely information, through THE STATUS ENQUIRY DEPARTMENT, MAY AVOID MAKING LAD DEBTS. EVERY TRADER SHUL'LK READ STUBBS' WEEKLY GAZETTE, With which is issued a Supplement, containing LlSTS OF CREii l'ORS UNDER ALL THE IMPOKIA^T FAILURES. THE COMMERCIAL REGISTERS COXTAIN MOKK THAN NT-N,E million entries. DEBTS RECOVERS i • PROMPTLY AND REMIrrED TO t ii,C)iJBKRS On TUESDAY and FRl r II Y in each Week. BRANCHES at SWANSEA. CARDIFF, Abe- deen, Birmingham, JVi.v.klrom, Braoford, Brighton. Bristol, BeliV>-t, Cork, Croydon, Dublin, Dundee, lidinburgh, )'>rter, Gbtssow, Hull, Leeds, Leicester, Liverpool. London (West Knd), Manchester. Newcastle. Norwi, h. Nottingham, Ply- mouth. Portsmouth, Sheffield, Southampton, Sun- derland. SVB OFFICES.—Cambridj' Derby, Dumfries, Gloucester, Greenock, Grin, -j. Halifax, Hanley, Iluddersfield. Inverness, Ips'^i. ti, Limerick, London- derry, Middlesboro', Newport iMnn.), Northampton, Oxford, Perth. Preston, Read u^, Stockton-on-Tees, Torquay, Walsall, Water!, i.t, Wolverhanij.ton, Worcester. York. TERMS.— £ 1 Is. £2 2s £ 3 .£5 5s, according to requirements. I PKOSPV.CTUS forwarded on plication to any of the i above Offices :Jj i CAERPHILLY AND DISTRICT BILL- POST INS. BEST Hoardings in t)"' district. C^nfr^crs mado with uiy towri 10 the United Kirier- dora. Circulara dihlii'.vit' <; promptly and care- fully. For terms, &c., apply to H. ENOCH, CASTLE-SQUARE. CAERPHILLY. :;ctô MEN BEWARE 1-" .i 1- Jf. Ii. ii .) Of neglect ng your health. Especially so, if yr 11 suffer from »ny Ntrvous D; c-ise assured (hat ytu condition II i I int. ini 1, Ve," '1'1.1 that- y<m will go irom bad to worse it you do not. )i ve your ;-ilitiMits pr>pe/l • at'en < d to. If ion sttifrr tnrrl:œa. B-JHtusrerl Viti.lity, ])es;m.deLt' Los. ,I Ener^v, Premature D<-osiy. V-irlcoc- le "Weak'-es< Brain P.u. Dimness of S'gnt, BI^Mclies on the Skin' 1'; erv ',p'I:t-'1 Loss or .1 eHJnr: 01SI:"8 in the Dir. Meiauci' oly, Liver Consiliums. "► .ddtr and Kidu'ev Co-r-p ainfs. anv form i f d sease affeotinsf the Urina-.V O-gan. You l,ve o;dy to wri'e to me for partieu :i«-s of a Sure Core f r your inalarlr. andti ot Sufferers (save be^ofited hy this mean* of cur aiio t-H » dviee I have givttN M«BI. S-nd addres-I-d envelope, \vhlrh must, Ih [h1.jaly wrlt-teu, 1p UKN-kv DAVIES. Kt-q.. Coofori C P Bii^hton, Sussex, England; aiid name tliis raper.[46ii IxEOiiGE'S PILE AND GKAVEL pji.i ,• # A >] ARVELI.DUB (REMEDY. !T IS MORE THAN GOLD TO ME. IT SAVED MY Ju ««««- GEORGE'S PILE if YOU are troubled with Irritation of the Bladder SupvRE L P + T" A NT) Of the Water, Stone, or Gravel, the only SAFE AND' KFKECTUAL 7> J TRFR T3T7 RO offeree to the World is GKORGK'S P1LB AN D GRAVEL PILI^ Gl. A I EL PILLS If the Water IS AIGH Co!oure<l. Thick, and DEPOSIT IN., much Sediment L,<E ^E, procure a Box of GLORGii'S PILLS, and yoawili LON^E KILt GEORGE'S AND LIVER NRE SLLLWSH AND of order, this RUNEDV will '>17-7? a %TTt gently stimu.tte these important organs, open up their CLOIRTR.-D 11LE AAD promote the secretion of healthy bile mid other vit>il fluids. (r tiA VEL If you are a tnartvr to Indige.-TI in. Biliousness, and Constipation vou K-N. a ■pTT T St 8UKK KKMKDY in GEORGE'S PILLS. ^OU SUFFER from any BOWEL disorder, such as Piles, Constipation Flatulence. Y°U have_)»ere_a KKMHIV you car. always rely upon. IF 'OLI sufier from Palpitation, ard are nfraid tiiar. your Heart is affected vou Tr, W1T "nri Diese pills an EFFECTUAL REMEDY. GLOM.trd 11 you suffer from Headache and Giddiness GEORGE'S PILLS will re-n-v- PILE AND ^ESE pains sooner than any other known UI-dicine. GRA VEL PILLS GEORGE'S PILLS will act like a charm. .on^d .e -%<>LFR 'D t urns tour and rises into the mouth, a few doses of this RKMKBI WIH make your Troubles a thing of the past. y" -1 ^>UI7* ^XC>TABLE, and Low Spirited a perfect Am'IDOTK will GEORGE'S PILE Be f'>und in GEORGE'S PILLS AND GliiVEL PIL A-I-TR,;RIVRASTE IN THE MO11' H. a single dose of GFORGF'S PILLS ALPILLI,ATWTI"!E-1!T!- the tongue before the oawn !AII; TO/I YOU Rest, try GEORGE'S PILLS. They will make your bed EASY sleep refreshing, and revive your strength. *1 "J1"1, LMR EXERTION. M E^.K and Limp, this USMSDV will restore vour GEORGE'S your life0, L-6RELLSTH> ^ND will make labour and exercise the enj ymeut of PILE Box nf1Nausea and Vomiting at the thought of eating, a P'L-NT PILL& will make your Meat and Drink both Savour? AND j HNVVV^ND VS !NIFLURE' .it Will keep open all the important outlets of the GRA VEL « S F!VE -:EE EX'1 TO A11 «».SS Humours, and no Blood Impurities T11 ? ^,RFVNG UL!:IN'«H THE SKIN IN Pimples. Blotches, Sores or Buils. PILLS INTH '^INDBO. cases it has removed from THE Blood, root and branch, Rheu- M..UC. I.corbuiic. scrofulous taints that have defied «11 other Remedies. A tendency to Dropsical Swellings, this ttemedy. by its action upon tfio i^-idjicvs fiiiG bkin, will soon relifi'. r- t f\T. 'TR" S1 ^•CU'TY of Breathing, this Remedy wiil prove a friend TO J">U (S 111 the hour of need. F IT will change your constnnt ailing to Freedom from Pain. PILE *}} T'J'^NGE the sallow complexion to the Moom of Health. "V"71 T will change _\our siciiliness to \'gour vour langour T»> Activity ano voui • ^U general debility to firmness of sinew AMI muscle. • G It A VEL IT IS Ap-'rienf, and therefore removes Constipation. It. is Antil-.ilious. and P/r 7 V THEREFORE, correct :ill the Irregularities oi the Liver. It 3>iuro;ic. ANC. 1 therefore, K^EP open TH. water passages. It « Tonic, and will, iher-fore, )r ,0'F >»}* TO the Digestive )rgaus. IT is Blood-Purifying AND Nerve- strengthening; IT-IS tnereiore, ALL YOU WANT, 'xtORG-i'/S I s.LE Three Forms of this Vegetable Remedy No. I.—GLOIIGE'S PILE A"vD GRAVI:L PII 7 <tRA J EI JILLS No. 2.—GEORGE'S GRAVEL PILLS. NO. 3. GEORGE'S PILLS FOR THE PILES. TILIM WLHLD UKNOWWED NLL? FUHH EVERYWHERE. IN BOXF> h a.ND Cill Proprietor: J E. GE-^R(}E, M.R.P.S,, IfJRTF.A11V GLAM. ''I<) TEETH ITEETH! :■ 1 vuujMm! TEETH! THE ECONOMIC DENTAL CO., (Late Mr Henry Pearson. Surgeon Dentist), 192. COWnRIDGE ROAD, CANTON, CARDIFF 10 minutes run by tram from Taff Station. AHTIFICIAL TEETH. A Complete Set horn 21s. PAINLESS DENTISTRY. leeth Extracted by Gas, 3s. (5d.. ai?o by Fther, Cocaine, &e, (administered by a Doctor oi Dental Snrgerv). Decayed Teeth Stopped (Painlessly) with gold, amalgam, an.1 other lillings, from 2s. tjd., fhus pre- serving for use and mastication Teeth that are other- wise needlessly extracted. 4488 Train fare allowance to country patients SPECIAL NOTICE. PIESOLD'S MINERS Ll Is. WATCH. Guaranteed for two years. Correct time- keepers. Best value for the money. M. E. PIESOLD, WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER, 187, YSTRAD ROAD, PENTRE. Repairs of Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, &c., done on the premises by skilled workmen. P.S.-Sliortiv removing to Mr David Bowen's premises, two doors above. 4530 MANLY 3.1 EN. Why suffer the pains and misery caused by X errons- ness, Premature lixhaust.ion. and Wasting WeaKness ? Semi for my book, which shows how every man, young an'' old, can be thoroughly and quick!v cured without STOMACH MKDIGISBor KLliCTRICITY. Specimens of letters received, and guaranteed genuine "I cannot find words to express how thankful I am. I used to think I never would get cured. I wish I 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." Book sent sealed, post free, for two stamps. J. &tlilltrt, ,)1' LONDo" w.r. Send at once and be cured. 1 >. Years' Continuous Success 4361 EVERY MAN qUFFKRIJJG from NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ° DEBILITY should send for a valuable pamphlet explaining how all nervous and ..rganicderanirement.» may be successfully treated with' ut- stomach medica- tion. The method is easy and pleasant, and will effect a perfect and permanent cure. Sent sealed, Poat Free. Address- H. NORTON, 59 & 6", Chancery Lene, London. W.C. Kstablished 30 Years. 4085 ROKTON'S I.X.L. PILLS are guaranteed to cure Priva eCases, Discharges, and Com- plications of the Urinary and Sexual Organs, in either sex, whether acquired or constitutional, also gravel and pains in the back warranted free from mercury. Sold in bi,-x,-s, 4s. each. Sent post free by the propr;-tor, G. D. HORTON, M.P.S. (from the Birmingham General Hospital), 68, Aston Roan Nortn, Birmingham. Advice and Letters Arswerra Free. rHavo never been known to fail. Sole Agent for Pontypridd and District—Mr 0. DAVIES, Chemist, Mill street. > 4422 ) TO PIGEON FANCIERS 1. Prime Oid Tick Beans, Maple and Canadian Peas, Vetches, Dari Seed, Guinea ,ed, Millet, Wheat, buckwheat, together with a SPECIAL MixiuttK highly recommenced for the feeding of pigeons preparatory to the fiying season, always in stock. PPECI VLITIF.S—Barley and Indian Meals (own grinding and guaranteed pure), Victoria Poultry Food and Chick Meal (in lin-,t Cotton Linseed and Feeding Cakes, Agricultural Salt, Victoria Dog Riscuits and Hound :\1":d, Thor- ¡ey'B Food, Lactifer. Ovum, Oyster-shells, Fiint-grit, and Welsh Oatmeal Owing to repeated enquiries for Whole Meal Flour (undecorticated) for making OLD FASHIONED HltOWN .RE D, a qu <nnty of same, ground on the prlOis" from carefully selected wheat, is now stocked. Farmers, Hauliers, Contractors, Cab and Bus Proprietors are respectfully solicited to wrire lor samples aud quotations ot all kinds of to WIllIAFr1 LEWIS & SONS, Wholesale and Hi tail nAY, CHAFF. STIIAW, FLOUii, SEE! AM) SALT Sieanj Com Wilis, P0,NTY.r?t'DD. Established nearly «*•».» year». [409.' CHILDREN'S II A: H MAOOX'S CLKANSDi. X. DKSTHGYS NITS. \O.. and MM;K- "SiE CillLDKiCN'S MM:! GiiOU- HK.AIT FUL, CUiiLY, SOFT i s. l lf' A writes '• I have use<.l MAGi;>"S C!h for the last I<» years t..r r»iv ijir: lift now have Beaut v'l (TIIIJ >,y }i > i > grt:'at. al'lncl?.nce." :t)ld tlÇ' m. t.i Clieiti.si- {Ii auo any Ch«-mist will \;¡)L1; If > insist, nil IIAOON',? n^Uiir.^ e!-e do the work. 6<I. £ fo' is. 4280] Sole aiaker HAGüX, Chen.jsi. CAHi-lj-r L f.J 0 MADAME F ii A TN'S WORLD R!;NOWN;iU D I ES. At 4 5 Pest Free. FOR LADIES^AILMENTS. 0.LAKANTEED to have the largest sale in the Kingdom, and certified by one of the leading pLblic analysts to contain nothing injurious. The most delicate can take them. Established for many years at the present address. The remedies have stood the test of nearly a century, and are guaranteed to be perfectly harmless. Consultations free daily. Don't suffer any longer. r,3 NV, to A MADAME FRA TN, The Medical Institute, la, Hacknev Road, London, N E. (Opposite Shcreditch Church). The Wife's Practical G aide, contain- ing a store of information to health 0 will be forwarded post free on application. Testimonials are being received daily. These preparations are purelv medicinal, and not of use for any unlawful purpose [4554 A D A M E E S M A N E 8 SPECIAL FEMALE PREP .iratiqn "FEARLESS." TEE above Preparation, now named FEAB- LESS," has been sold with the greatest success in South Wales since 1892. It is pre- pared to meet all cases at 2s 9d, 4s 6d, and 10s per Bottle. In Pending kindly use your own judgment and state which you desire, and I will send off immediately, carriage paid. If ALL OTHERS have been USELESS, do not despair, as "FFAnLESS" will relieve after others fail. Actions speak Louder than Words." This is proved by the great successes that are daily taking place. N.B.—Sec that ":he Govern- ment Stamp is affixed to every Bottle none are my Special Female Preparation without. Do Dot delay, but write at once to MADAME DESMANE, 23, Station Terrace, Pontypridd (opposite upper entrance to Taft Station). Attendance Daily. Advice FilER and strictly private. 4289 IMPORTANT TO LADIES. Valuable and Never-failing Remedies for all Irregularities and Obstructions, however ob- stinate or longstanding, and nf-Vpr fail to bring about the desired effect, as testified to by hundreds of cases it is without parallel in medical science avoid useless pilis has saved thousands trouble, iliness and expense. Stamped envelope for Price List. K umerms testimonials; tlif- onlv effectual rem-dy OL: eartn. — A.DASMAIL. 110x 432 Langdale, Walthamstow, London. 4508 TOWLE'S PILLS FOR FEMALES QUICKLY OOKKECT ALL IRREGULARITIES, KEMOVE ALL ORSTKLC1 IONS, and relieve the distressing symptoms, so prevalent with the sex. Hoxes, 1/1 £ and 2/9 (the latter contains thn.e times the quantity), of all Chmmtj, or wj|] be sent anywhere, on receipt of 15 or 34 stamps, by tne Maker—E. T. TOWLE. Ciu-misr,, Not- tingham. [4283] Beware of Imitations, injurious and worthless. W OMEN'S AILMENTS TRREGULARITIKS, &C.—A Lady, fiaving tried in I vain every advertised remedy, has at last dis- *H-<;red a Simple Cure, which wi)! .iet i'i a few hoars no matter hov,- stuWio-n the case. H-iria-fide sufferers '•an get. it FRKK OF CHAKGK by stamped Don't experiment witii W"rthless Pills. Mixtures, Gores, and oiher injurious nostrums! Write at ONCE lull M'.PB ANI, IMSFIDKNCK to Mrs O. ST. CLAlIC oW, Southern Chancery l^ane. London 4t.iO, for H OK TON'S Original I For Females only. BENEDICI PILLS. I Females only. 'I\HÜUSANlJS of Test,imonial. have >een received < from all parts. Females oi ail shouM 1dKe thein. as they at once remove all .liistruefciori*. no matter how obstinate, orfrotii whatever cause arising. In tx.xes, -n. l-ff-i., an 1 2s. vi. soat post nnHer cover. Id. extra, direct h. the Hroprieto-' G. D. HOKTOX, Chemist (fr:>m the Minuij'.jiia.in hviiijf- in Uofpital). A$ton lload Nort-'i. A^! -n, hirrnia riiam • «r froin my Age:it, Sir O. ll^ Cu-raist! ilili Street, Pontypridd aud Di<:rict. C.iauat b'e had from other\heiV)ists. X.B None nuine unless heiring Q. D. If()J{TOX "in red letters acr..>« e .1, ii;.el. Letters answered free. '¡12: u" vr K: vr i v«• all kinds, LETTEHPHESS ana I LITHOGKAPHJC, done promptly at ttA AMOKOAN F&KE PRESS Office. The Parcels P« st affording groat facilities for rapid tun" cmsjnon of parcels, the Management will hence rorth avail therrselyes of it to forward .trcois of c rci 1.irs, &c., to their many oountrv cus.i unuTs. OrCt rs executed by Seturn of p.^t when so requirod