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1 ISitstrass 3V&&mbs<s. 8 fflREE Years' gysTEM rjlHKEE YEARS gYSTEM J^IANOEORTES by BROADWOOD, PIANOFORTES BY COLLARD. I J>lANOFORTES BY BRINSUEAD, JMANOFORTES BY NEUMEYER. I J J^lANOFORTES BY KIRKMAN, JilANOFORTES BY ERARD, E'R ¡ and ALL THE. LEADING MAKERS. I n FROM 10s MONJ-ffiA v "tUp-:d for; after which, and Wi j j «■» j'J'HOMPSON AND gHACKELL LIMITED, QUEEN'S MUSIC WAREHOL CARDIFF ^TpaoMPSON AND gHAOKELL ;J IMITED, oi 32 CASTLE-STREET, SWANSEA. r; 'IpHoMPSON AND gHACKELL LIMITED, 118 HIGH-STREET, -VKUTIIYR. ^BOMPSON AND gHACKELL, -i LIMITED. 5, COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT ^SO AT 30, BRIDGE-STREET, AND U2 NBWFOUNDLAXD-KOAD, BRISTOL gxEPNEY-STREKT, LLANKLLY, MAESTKa, CHELTENHAM, GLOUCESTER, -j pjlNARTH, PONTYPRIDD, &c. &c. I iTIiE THREE YEARS' gYSTEM X W^e flrst introduced into South Wales by THOMPSON J* l"t> shaCKELL up war as of thirty years ago, sin i*^ch time many thousands of homes hae been ren- i iered happy by the possession of a Musical Instnune t. anph aasy terms.. S The Monthly Payments are o low that there need he no house without a plaNO, AMERICAN ORGAN, OR HARMONIUM. i 'pHOMPSON AND gHACKELL, LIMITED, aaway9 pleased to "^J, £ e £ F!k £ £ l freTby post, on the application of any i "tending purchaser. nmroUNT FOR CASH. Th libei^ Discount is llowcd to Cash Bnvers :^aWeSmber of SECOND-HAND PIANOS are a<sSock to select froin.t about HAL! PRICE. HALF PRICE. Thompson AND Shackell, LIMITED, ANE,J'y:.m mOOCBSTBE, PF.NABTH, ™ PONTYPRIDD ^TTbURT, M.P., Secretary JV/I tt 'trade, writes I and my to they'd PR WHITE'S KOM PO for famiiv li>T •Ve-u's with the most sa.isiac- itiore'thai' it is not only a first-class factory r*S £ fne but as a pure and healthy family H^f^nisi'der it unequalled. lien wed stimulant -ii, sugar it is very palatable, and sweetened l,,t;f.ute'?or tea or cofree. In trave.- a capital sLo,nces in cold weather I haa e used lifig long i. o,ivantage it gives a glow and it with gr^Lji to the s>stein of a much Renial lllore enduriug bind than anj- heaithier ?hare tried." wuog elso ROM r r valuable remedy for Colds, Influ1 "V Vnza, Sore Throat. Jj" 0 M f }°or Quinsy, Diarrliosa, Dysentery, "V_ cholera Relax, Pains i:i the Stomach and Bowels, Disordered Stomach, Headache, Cold Feet, Cold Stveats, Bad Circulation of the Blood, Giddi- I lIess, &c., &c. X?" O M ? JS not only a Medicine but a Beve age—See dlreclOn" How to Make a i'euips iuicc Cordial." 0 M? js a pnre and healthy stimulant far superior to brandy or any othor in- toxicating drink. All teetotalers toxicating drink. All teetotalers and t«mperance advocates should recommend it. KO M P ran be taken in either Hot or Cold I Water, Tea, Coffee, Milk, or Cocoa. ASK FOR DR. WBITE'S K OM PO, I t>erstiaded to take a worthless And do not gubstitute. FOR COLDS. O M P 0 KO M under I Is r Patents, Designs, and Trade the Act, 1883, No. 43,220. Any M8,1 n or persons using the word will ncrs J^ed. ■for COLDS. O M P o KO M P O r,vall Chemists and Patent Is s0'?rte Dealers. Medicl EXPOSED TO COLD ALL PERSONS ^QITLD TAKE WEATHER g TroMPO. DR whiT A TEMPERANCE HOW TO MAJVL. f a wound of lump sugar Take three q^^te' :p ^ad Uv'o oTtliree &rnK tablespoonfuls of 'makes itbrJkav!««. Apyss&sssw I the same quantuj trp-t-her Bv very agreeable drink, cold m>.Mlei. By all persons export f>ut), or sucii liquors, tnany it. is used as br^n^> °. 1Tiuch better coffee, and instead of *> h0 after dinner or slippy *„d without, any tiw than those stimulants, ^nks produ bad effects intoxicating ~"f> COLDS. jg^OMPO F° "^Ta 1T0MP0 T>r -yv391 t T gs 9d each (the Sold in Bottles at Is f^feaU 2s 9d bottles con al1' } 0ne)' mrmMr of the is 1 /a' l4->jjT MEDICINE CHEMISTS AND P^?Rs. P«»ree).F.WBS^3^ HAffi L0CKYER'S e THE SUltE^- THE yA I' THE >5E.S'i. ffS'p THE CHKAPgt^- Ihe gradual change is certain, an ca"^f bottles, beautifying and cleansing the lled.ijaife }vherever thin, Lockyer's is unnv Is 6<L Sold evervwhere. T^ELLAR'S CORN PLAST15^ corns, they completely dry up an„roVed Jists corns; the Bunion Plasters, a P« w all chemists. bunions and enlarged toe joints. » lied. Be careful Dellar's Plasters are s RESPLENDENT IVOR^cBacroft'S JL\; TEETH.—To make sure of tltese, cessary. RECA NUT TOOTH PASTE is Ilehe enamel, dislodges tartar, thoroughly polishes the gums, is perfectly cleanses the teeth, astringent, aromatic, and delicious m everywhere Paste ensures a fine set cf teeth Pots, Is each. DEAFNESS, N oises in the proved Dollars ESSENCE FOR DEAFNESS generally an extraordinary remedy. It always tlsands who cures, and is strongly recommended by t» _sold m have derived benefit. It is quite Bottles. Is 1 Vod and 2s 9d eacn, by all Chgg^- OULPHOLINE SOAP is a. refined, chemically pure soap, iri"-ed with general use, but specially by those en<to .ringing sensitive skins. For washing at all times, an Sui- the skin to a soft, P^'e healthy cona>. is v pholine Soap holds the fiist place. <>l ii,able''s'.r dleasaiu, and tlic =oap »« not expensive. I* ioo3 each iMpoRTA^rlsoTiCE. Aber- M PAINE and CO-' Billposters, they dare, beg to inform their Patrons tl^ s ??ve purchased the whole of the BUlpo.^■ «g\ » Jfltely ^Mountain Ash. Penrhiwceiber, and D ;;tn^(i Bdi- St?>ed on by Messrs P- R. James and Son, Company. Pontypridd. paiij6» counnunications to he ^dressed to ^1^590 ^-street, ^berdare. i10' ftrrggia. I NEW I gTORY k I ■^TEW gTORY j jyjORGAN THE BUCCANEER. I fitlOIWAN THE JgUCCANEEB. I J^j-ORGAN THE gUCCANEER, ShE THE 0ARDIFF rj^IMES AND gOUTH ^y'ALES -EEKLY^EWS THE LIFE AND EXPL0ITS OF ThlORGAN THE RFOCANEER, BY DAVID WILLIAMS. Under the above Title, in THE CARDIFF rj^IMES AND SOUTH-V\TALES WEEI{LYNWS OF gATTJRDAY APRIL 1, 1893, Will appear the Opening Chapter of an EXCITING NARRATIVE OF THE JJARING TWEEDS PERFORMED ON LAND AND SEA BY THAT NOTORIOUS "Y^ELSHMAN, SIR HENRY MORGAN, KNIGHT AND BUCCANEER. JJENRY MORGAN, Who sprung from a branch of the Morgan family, settled at Lanrumney, Mon., was by common consent the boldest and most success- ful of the Buccaneers, whose terrible deeds in the Southern Seas set the whole of the Western World aflame in the latter part of the 17th century. jjlACT, NOT F I C T ION. MORGAN'S ADVENTUROUS CAREER Is in itself so surprising and remarkable that a plam re-statement of the facts, drawn from works now mostly out of print and difiicult to procure, will form a story as full of interest and ,excite- ment as any work of romantic fiction. AMONG THE MANY STIRRING JNCIDENTS of the Story are the following :— THE BUCCANEER ATTACK ON PUERTO DEL PRINCIPE. THE TORTURE AND STARVATION OF SPANISH PRISONERS. CAPTURE OF PORTO BELLO BY A NIGHT ASSAULT. BLOWING A GARRISON TO PIECES. THE TAKING OF MARACAIBO. DESPERATE FIGHT WITH THE SPANIARDS. CAPTURE OF THE CASTLE OF ¡ CHAGRE. I THE SACKING OF PANAMA. Look out for Chapter I. of THE F IFE AND JgiXPLOITS OF jyj"ORGAN THE jgUCCANEER. It will appear in TttE CARDIFF rjlIMES JL -i- AND SOUTHWALES W'EEKLY NEWS, ON gATURDAY, A PRIL 1ST, 1893, tO And be continued week by week until completed. NEW piCTION NEW JpICTION I NE JpiCTION JQETECTIVE gTORIES. DETECTIVE STORIES. JJETECTIVE gTORIES. A COMPLETE DETECTIVE STORY WEEKLY, APPEAKSIN THE QARDIFF PRIMES AND gOUTH "Y^AEES "YyEEKL Y j^te WS A NEW SERIES OF DETECTIVE STORIES BY DETECTIVE SERGEANT WM. HOLBORN, Under the General Heading of ECOLLECTIONS OF A LONDON jQETECTIVE. THE gEST jpICTION. MOST gPECIAL JpEATURES, AND THE WEEK'S NEWS, ONE PENNY. JJ AYMAN'S gAUAM OF HOREHOUND RELIEVES COUGH IN TEN MINUTES. PREVENT INFLUENZA, COLD, AND COUGH BY TAKING on first appearance of Cold or Chill. •« CURED mv son of a dreadful Cough. Send two more bottles."—Mrs VV". JOHNSTON,G.N.R.Office BelIeek Station, Co. Fermanagh. .July:91. "DANGEROUSLY ILL with Asthma. it has saved my life."—Mrs H. HUBBLE, 63, Wood- pecker-road, New Cross. S.K. ept. 1891. Prepared only by Alfred Hayman & Co., London, Sold everywhere. Price, Is lid, 2s 9d,4s 6d. 1022 gOUTH WALES PATENT AGENCY. POPPLEWELL & CO., LONDON. PATENTS APPLIED FOR, TRADE MARKS AND DESIGNS REGISTERED. PRINCIPAL W. WILLOTT POPPLEWELL, C.E. (Fellow Chartered Institute Patent Agents). Every Information respecting Applications for Patents or Registration of Trade Marks and Designs, either in Great Britain or Abroad, may be obtained from Messrs Popplewell and Co.'s representatives for South Wales and District, DIXON BROS., A pTCT. AIDE-STREET. SWANSEA. 6841 businessjUSnssis. J NEW NOVEL FOR THE 0ARDIFF rjpiMES AND gOUTH "^7 ALES Y^EEKLYJ^EWS TV VV BY MISS BRADDON. ^"EW NOVEL —— ~|j>Y MISS BRADDON. NEWNOVEL MISS BRADDON SECURED FOR OUR COLUMNS gECURED FOR OUR COLUMNS gECURED FOR OUR COLUMNS gECURED" FOROUr COLUMNS (COMMENCED ON SATURDAY, JAN. J 21st, 1893. M' ISS BRADDON'S NEW NOVEL IS ENTITLED ^LL ALONG THE RIVER. IT IS A LOVE STORY OF AN ENTHRALL- ING AND PASSIONATE TYPE. ALL ALONG THE RIVER IS DOMESTIC NOVEL WITH A PLOT OF DEEP INTEREST. ALL ALONG THE RIVER IS AN ENGLISH STORY FILLED WITH THE WARMTH AND BEAUTY OF A DEVONSHIRE SUMMER. THE HEROINE IS A LOVABLE ENG. JL LISH WOMAN. HER HUSBAND IS A BRITISH OFFICER ENGAGED ON ACTIVE SERVICE. THE VILLAIN OF THE PIECE—IF JL SUCH HE OAN BE OALLEIJ- IS LORD LOSTWITHIEL. ROM FIRST TO LAST THE STORY JU SHOWS iss BRADDON'S DESCRIPTIVE ART, DRAMATIC SKILL AND LITER- ARY BRILLIANCE. XLL ALONG THE JJ^IVER (Our New Story) IS FROM THE PEN OF JV1 1 S S g RAD DON, AUTHOR OF 'The Cloven Foot," "Cut by the County," "Dead Men's Shoes," "Aurora Floyd," Birds of Prey," "The Day Will Come." "Dead Sea Fruit," "Ishmael," "Just as I am," Lady Audley'a Secret," "Like and Unlike," One thing needful,Phan- tom Fortune," The Trail of the Ser- pent," Weavers and Weft," &c., &c. PUBLICATION COMMENCED IN THE CARDIFF fjpMES AND JL SOUTH WALES YY' EEKLY J^EWS ON SATURDAY, JANUARY, 21st, 1893. J>RESS QPINIOiNS WYLLARD'S WEIRD. "MIss BRADDON is the Queen of the circulating libraries."—The Wwld. ISHMAEL. I have always ranked Miss BRADDON among the greatest benefactors of the present generation. When I read a novel I have no desire to b instructed or to be improved. I wish to be amused and there is not one of Miss BRADDON'S books which does not enlist the interest of the reader. They are sensational, as all good stories ought to be. They are no reproduction of everyday hfe. rfhe circullIstances narrated are exceptional, and yet the details are so well worked out that the improbable is made to appear pro- bable. What, however, surprises me is that, far from her inventive powers falling off, they seem to expand with each new novel, instead of—as is often the case with writers of fiction-all originality being ab- sorbed in technique and mannerisms. which has just appeared, is un- ouestionably one of her best novels. MISS BRADDON'S popularity as a novelist ought to be a lesson to the story-tellers of the day, who bore us with bread-and-butter trash, or with lengthy disquisitions between boys and • rls about the mysteries of the universe, and who «eem to pride themselves, like the needy knife"-grinder, upon having no story to tell.' Wn'h all the marvellous fertility of her «Bn MISS BRADDON'S hand has not lost pimniiif? neither has her fancy faded, nor ilower of invention suffered visible decline. But with the work of maturer years has been developed a riper style, tnht, discarding the fascinating element of mystery st.ll enthralls he reader by its pictures ot romance and .-n Dailv Chionicle. MISS BRADDON describes vice easily and freely, a moral tone and moral ton underlie her descriptions bhe does ntt m.-ke vice alluring. All her bad people men and women, come to «nef, and most ot them begin early to taste, and ultimately to j K tl (jitter that poisons the dram to the Freeman. CU" Miss BRADDON has striven to teach a Je-son of forgiveness to erring human nature, Je^son oi o purified through suffer- when the book could not well be "'f- tliev are when the most important fi Jm e is so truly noble." Manchester Courier. M ss BRA DDON has been a great many Ifthe novel-reading public, and years beforettici t() lose hei. hoW seems as little U^y of mvention, °f M' S th^ mhng hi this matter «nly to Mr {fi kle C llin who is certainly the greatest master of plot interest we have ever had Miss BRADDON is a-cons^en ,ous and oarb1 ul artist, and what she attempts is always done *e]\-Manchester Examiner. TiVtract from a Sermon preached by the Rev W. B. Benham, B.D., at St. Stephens Church, South Kensmgton: have undertaken to speak freely concerning our social life and habits, and therefore I shal not Thi from speaking *w. -ubjeog nnt often mentioned within the walls "f0t n ohurch. I m«an 'Sensational Novels as they are called, and the Drama. I know an aged living Prelate whose praise is Sly spread in the Church for h« con- tributions to sacred literature, and wno is venerated by all who know Inn, for his piety and sain tl i ness, who declares^that the writmgs of the chief of these the BRADDON—are amone the best ot the works of fiction." QUE NEW NoVEL, BY MISS JgRADDON SNTITIIKD ALL ALONG THE RIVER, COMMENCED IN THE CARDIFF fpiMES AND S OUTB WAIlES W jiEKIJY NEWS ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 21st, 1893, FRUIT AND /CATALOGUES NOW FOREST J READY.. „,T„W TREHS, POST FREE ON APPLICATION. ORNA- LARGE QUANTITIES OF I'RUlf MENTAL AN1> FOREST TREES. SHRUBS, &C. An Inspection of the Uandaff Nurseries Invited. Six minutes walk from i. v.i Llandaff Station. GARDEN WREATHS AND CROSSES, AND CUT FLOWERS, SEEDS'5 FLOWER SHOP HIGH-STREET ALL KINDS. ARCADE. Special Lines— APPLE TREES AND THORNS. WREATHS WILLIAM npRESEDER, AND TV CROSSES NURSERYMAN, 1187 BOUQUETS. CARDIFF. IBxtaituss JVtfftrissiig. FOUR GREAT Annual g A L E 8 -j OF BOOTS AND gHOES NOW ON AT gTEAD AND gIMPSON'S, lli), ST MARY STB'EET' 92 (J0WBR1DGF' ■ R0AD( AND J ^JLIFTON gTREFT, J>OATH, CARDIFF. ALSO AT 23, HIGH-STREET, NEWPORT, E NORMOUS REDUCTIONS TO EFFECT A CLEARANCE. 1 — — — G. A. STONE & COMPLETE FUNERAL FURNISHERS EVERY REQUISITE FOR FUNERALS OF ALL CLASSES. Proprietors of Cars, Hearses, Shellitiers, supeib Flemish Horses, Coaches, Broughams, and every necessary equipment for Funerals. PRICE LIST on APPLICATION. 10 11, & 12, WORKING-STREET, 110? CARDIFF. } THEIi0ATH FURNISHING CO., 42, OASTLE-RO AD AND VERE-STREET, ROATH, CARDIFF., CABINETMAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST HOUSE FURNISHERS IN CARDIFF OR SOUTH WALES Being manufacturers are in a position to supply fully 20 PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER FIRM. Goods supplied for CASH or on our New HIRE PURCHASE SYSTEM on the following scale :— £3 Worth Is 6d Weekly. S5 (i0 2s 6d do. S10 do". 4s 0d do. jB15 do 5s Od do. £20 do 6s Od do. Larger amounts in proportion. Do not purchase elsewhere until you have inspected our immense Stock. Catalogues Post nee on Application. CARRIAGE PAID WITHIN 100 MILES. j^OATH j^TURNISHING £ jO., 42, CASTLE-ROAD AND VERE-STREET, ROATH /CARDIFF. \_S 7C97 ELECTRIC LIGHTING ELECTRIC PUMPING ELECTRIC HAULING. THE PRINCIPAL COLLIERIES IN SOUTH WALES SUPPLIED BY J. C. HOWELL, ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, LLANELLY SOLE AGENT FOR SOUTH WALES FOR I CROMPTON & CO., LTD. 1201 Jl Rising Article' BEATING LAST YEAR'S RECORD ALL TO SMASH. THE "PRINCIPALITY" EGG AND BAKING poWDRRS. I (FREE FROM ALUM.) Housekeepers should ask their Grocer for THE "pRINCIPALITY" "JgAKING AND EGG pOWDERS (FREE FROM ALUM.) In Id Packets, or 6d and Is Tins, THE "PRINCIPALITY" jgjGG & JgAKING pOWDFRS, (FREE FROM ALUM,) Make Bread Light- and Digestible and Pastry Delicioii" without Eggs, THE "PRINCIPALITY" JgGG AND JJAKTNG pOWDERS. jLj The good old sort—wholesome. If you get it at your Grocer, cut this advertisement out and send stamps for sample packet to the Manufacturers, jyjESSRS J £ ERNICK& gON, LTD., NEW-STREET WORKS, CARDIFF. A WORD TO MOTHER S, The best and safest medicine to give to children in difficult teethin h KERNlCK?S FAVOURITE" TEETHING POWDERS, and it is surprising how preat and perfect a change will be brought by their use in the case of fevers, convulsions, diarrl1œa. and other allnmin symptoms. Wlieuere the teething of a child is difficult, give immediately one" Mother's Favourite Powder (see directions on each packet), and keep the bowels regular and the blood cool with one, two, or threu I powders a week, as the child may require. If the skin is hot and dry, give the child a warm bath at bed time and a Mother's Favourite" Teething Powder. In Is and 2s 6d Boxes containing" Hints to Mothers at all Patent. Medicine Stores. 310 FOR THE BLUUD IS THE LIFJt ^jLARKE'S WORLD FAMED JgLOOD MIXTURE. THE GREAT BLOOD pURIFIER and RESTORER. ITIOR CLEANSING and CLEARING the BLOOD from ALL MPUlUTFES it cannot be too highly recommended For Scrofula, Scurvy, Eczema, Skin and Blood Diseases, and Sores of kinds-it is a never-failing and permanent Cure. It Cares Old Sores. Cures Sores on the Neck. Cures Sore Legs. Cures Blackheads or Pimples on the Face Cures Scurv\ Cures Ulcer; Cures Blood and Skin Diseases. Cures Glandular Swellings. Cures the Blood from all Impure Matter, From whatever cause rlsmg. "Chester. March 5. 1883. I I suffered from rheumatic pains in my arms and egs for over live years. I also had a bruised shinbrwie through which I could rest for only u. few minutes at a ime. AU sorts of remedies were applied, but none did any good for more than a few days. I was recom mended to try Clarke's Blood Mixture, which I did and on taking the flrst bottle I felt relief. I was told that eleven bottles would effect a perfect cure. I only took nine bottles and a half, which cost me 2s 6d pe bottle It is now ten months since, ard I have not felt the least pain-in fact, I am perfect in my walk, and am in as good health as ever I was in my life. Moreover, I told two friends of mine who were laid up with rheumatic pains of my cure, and they tried your Clarke's Blood Mixture. They are tailors by trade, and in seven days they were at work again, and they say it cannot be too highly praised. —Hoping 1 am not intruding, I remain, yours sincerely, U. HOWAIITH, Sergeant, Depot Cheshire Regiment, Chester. As this Mixture is pleasant to the taste, and war- ranted free from anything injurious to the most delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietors solicit sufferers to give it a trial to test its value Sold in bottles, 2s 9d and lis each. By all CHEM- ISTS and PATENT MEDICINE VENDORS through out the world, or sent for 33 or 132 stamps by the LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COUNTIES DRUG CO, Lincoln. TRADE MAIK. "BLOOD MIXTURE. Ask for CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE, an do not be persuaded to take an imitation: 1005 I jSttantflgs ESTABLISHED 1350 g T 0 C K rjl A K I N G, 18 9 3. THE SALE OF g A L E S jgEVAN AND QO,, LIMITED, CECtfSTERED AS "rjlHE QARDIFF J1URNISHF.RS," Respectfully announce that their FORTY-THIRD QREAT ANNUAL SAllE, PREVIOUS TO STOCK-TAKING, WIT/TJ COMMENCE ON gATURDAY, jYJARCH liTH, 1893, AND WILI, CONTINUE FOR ONE MONTH ONLY, DURING Wftfort PERIOD THE WHOLE OF THE I IMMENSE STOCKS OF F u It NIT U R Et C A It PET S, BEDDING. jYJUStCAL INSTRUMENTS, JL-fJL JL At theit' vafirils Will be nffmH lit; ridiculously low Prices in order to effect Clearance. JJOZflNS OF piANOFORTES gCORES OF QRGANS HUNDHEDS OF SUITES rjtHOUSANDS OF IRON g E D S T E A D S JL MIlJTJIONS OF pURCHASERS pEQUIRF.D BRVAN AND COMPANY, THE LARGEST, pEKT, AND CHEAPEST FURNTSttF/RS TN THE PRINCIPALITY. £ NART>TFF, "^TEWPOHT. AND jpONTYPOOL. 4419 I |$uaiwss El'sscs. i j P O R SPRING W EAR. f | ERNE l R 0 T H F, R oS, JJRAPERS, Q T-T R EN g T R E E T CAR D IFF, ARE NOW SHOWING A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF NEW Q o O T) S \7) FOR SPRING WEAR THE LATEST FASHION?. CAREFULLY STUDIED AND THE BEST VALUE IN THE TRADE GIVEN. 1290 CROSS BROTHERS STOVES, STOVES, STOVES FOR HEATING AND COOKING, AND VENTILATING A TR-WARMERS, HOT W-ATER APPARATUS FOR HORTICULTURAL, PUBLIC, AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS. INQUIRIES SOLICITED. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES FREE. — PLUMBERS, GAS FITTERS, SMITHS, SANITARY AND HOT-WATER ENGINEERS. 21 AND 22, WORKING-STREET, /CARDIFF. \y 4646b glJEATH'S 0LEARANCE gALE, R EATH'S QLRARANOE SALE, <U f "IJJEATHS 0LEARANCE SALE, OF MORE THAN 1,000 piANOS, QRGANS, "JL^ARPS. HARMONIUMS. IMUSICAL BOXES, VIOLINS,. BANJOES, AND OTHER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, AT ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS TO :.r.\K:n ROOM FOR NEW STOCK. GREAT BARGAINS ON THE NEW HIRE SYSTEM AND FOR CASH IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. CALL AT ONCE, OR SEND FOR LISTS, ¡ POST FREE. 1 MGSIC. 'f; PTEOF.S FOR, Is 4n; 3s PIECES FOR. Is. R. J. HEATH & SONS, 51, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF, TAFF-STREET, PONTYPRIDD. FACTORY, LONDON. 1066 E. C0MlET~ft S,,v 2 3, MOIRA-T E RRACE, CARDIFF. MANUFACTURERS OF WHIPS, TOPS, CANR, SKIPPING-ROPES', BEACH HORSES, <5:r., >vc. IMPORTERS OF FANCY GOODS, &c. SPECIAL TERMS TO LARGE BUYERS. SAMPLES AND PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION. -—— 3037 WHOLESALE ONLY. JTOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, B^onchitis» and NEURALGIA. DR J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORO- DYNE.—Vice-Chancellor Sir W. Page Wood stated publicly in court tkL Dr J. Collis Browne wa undoubtedly th-a inventor of Ohlorodyne, that the whole story of the defendant Freeman was deliberately nntru<" and he regretted to sav it hafl been sworn to.— See" The Times," July B. 1364. DRJ. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORO DYNE.—The Right Hon. Earl Russell com j-.niuicated to the College of Physicians and J. T Davenport that he had received information to the effect that the only remedy of any service in cholera was Chlorodyne.—Sea Lancet," Dec. 31, 186S. -U__n- D- It J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORO- DYNU.—Extract from the "Medical Times, Jan. 12, 1865 :—" It is prescribed by scores of orthodox practitioners. Of course, it would not be thus singu Iarly popular did it not supply a want and fill a place. DR J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORO- -!LJ' DYNH is the best and most certain remedy in coughs, cold, asthma, consumption, neuralgia, rlieu 1Jln,tism, Ac. DR J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORO- DYNE is a certain cure in cholera, dysentery, diarrhoea, Ac. DR, J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORO- DYNE.—CAUTION.—None genuine without the words "Dr J. Coilis Browne's Chlordyne" oil the Government stamp. Ovenvhelmillg mdical testimony p.-cciltnpanie,1 eaclI bottle. Sole manufacturer, J. P. DAVENPORT, 33, Great Russell-terrace, Blooms- bury. London. Sold in bottles. Is and ils. 4913-11926 piPORTANT j^OTICE TO THK pUBLTC, Q HE MISTS £ YROCERS, all RETAILERS of PATENT MEDICINES. OWBRIDGE'S LUNG TONIC dors not eon: tain amp Scheduled Poiton ;_therefor« ALL persons iioMiog j1,ltl"nt -Medicine Licences can sell it, and no one has a right to attach Poison labels to the bottles. This Notice and Caution have been ren- dered r.ptvssitry by the recent action of the Pharmaceutical Society m reference to Patent Medicines. TiJMTE known Superiority of Owbtidge's Lung A Tonic as a mfc and effective remedy for Coughs, Ooids, or any affection ot the Long. makes it important^ the Public should know that no difficulty exists in obtaining it. Sold everywhere at h fyl, Ss 9a, fa 6([, and fls by all Chcviirls avri Patent Mtdtr-ins Vendors. BEST FAMILY MEDICINI'. KAYE'S 'J'iiey PURIFY the BLOOD. A mild but. effectual aperient. They cllre Indigestion, Headache, Dys- pGpsh, Constipation, nile, Ner- ■w-wyORSDELL'S votisness, ic. They are invaluable to Ladies, as the correct allllTega Inrities, rcmove all obstructions, and r0store to complete health. r>ILLS. I" li«e nearly 100 years. Of all. I Chemists, price. Is l^d. 2s 9'l, and 4s 6d per box. W<usiit^35 1\ùbrt5s£S. XONE FACT WORTH A \T THOUSAND OPINIONS. Til E ENORMi »US INCREASING DEMAND FOR rj* u D o R 1 L L i A JI S rj* u D o R PATiCXT BALSAM OF HONEY. JLi HAVE YOU TRIED IT ? IF NOT, THEN TRY IT NOW, MY DEAR FRIEND. T UDOR W TLLIAMS' PATENT JgALSAM OF |J ONEY. Thousands of Children'nave bean Saved from an Un- timely Death by the prompt use of TUDOR, WILLIAMS' BALSAM OF HONEY. No Mother should neglect tc keep this Infallible Remedy in the house ready for any emergency. R- member that it is wiser to cheek a slight Cough at the commencement than to allow it to develop into a lingering complaint. Ask distinctly for Twlor Williams' Balsam of Honey and see that you get the right article. 'thousands of Children Cured from Whooping Cough and Bronchitis when all other Remedies fail. I'ersoas suffering trom D'.fhcultv of breathing should jjive it a trial. READ ON NOW CoMMUNOKl) 15V SURGEONS When you are distr. s.e.) with a miserable cold, nose bunged up, throat sore, limb; aching wiiha oen»ral feeling of smothering, a few doses of the Balsam ot Honey will clear the wretched symptoms away, almost before you know it. Thcic is nothing like it on the market it is thoroughly up to date it trickles into all the system. A true Mend, prompt allll reliable in i ts ction. JUST ANOTHER WunD. When VOll ask 01' send for Tudor Williams' Patent Balsam of Money, (10 not allow anybo(1y to persuade you to purcha o omething else. It' you uo, Y"\1 silllplr throw off the genuine article and take on with a false one. Wonderful Cures Daily. Thousands of Testi- monials to hand from all parts of the World. READ ON I'UIUTlEi; SL'ONT A N MO US X K.STI IIO N V. WORTH Y Oi" YOUR CONSIDERATION. 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