The Carmarthen Journal and South Wales Weekly Advertiser

Nl A R K E T S. CORN. CARDIFF CORN MARKET, Stturday.-English and foreign wheat sold at firm prices, with an upward nna,htnCy T IT'" ,°Ul' firtn- and peas ™ n Barley a"d maize sold at unaltered puces Oats, a good trade, and prices were maintained. F*u.es were ofF^r^' Safc»1,diiy—There was a fair supply of Eughsh wheat offering to-day, and the trade was /fi, I pnCes 0f last week- Foreign in r ;Li- thoLu^^ not active request at previous rates. Grinding barley 3d per qr. cheaper. Maize and oats without change in value. GLASGOW, Monday.—Market very quiet. There was no maize on offer, but a supply is expected from kidet-ica in a week. Oats were steady, at 16s 61 to 17s for Scotch. Little inquiry was experienced for flour. Wheat brought former rates. Barley dull, at 17s to 18s for grinding. Canadian peas commanded lGs 6d to 17s per 2801bs, LONDON, Monday.—There is a quiet market for all descriptions of wheat, but prices remain stea dy at last Monday's rates. Euglish wheat quoted at 353 to 37s ditto red, 33s to 35s per qr. Flour quiet and unaltered. Grinding barley steady malting ditto a slow sale. Oats and maize without change. Beans and p^as remain steady. Arrivals! -British-wheat, 3,960 qrs barley, 1,861 qrs; malt, 18,779 qrs maize, 210 qrs oats, 1,195 qrs beans, 9D7 qrs peas, 365 qr? flour, 20,294 sacks'. ore: gn—wheat, 33,498 qrs barley, 7,346 maize, 9J742 qrs oats, 95,034 qrs beans, 993 qrs peas, 7o7 qrs flour, 27,874 sacks. PROVISIONS. MONMOUTH WEEKLY PROVISION MARKET, Satnr- beie was a good attendance at our market co-day. Dressed poultry, butter, eggs, Sic., in very abort supply all cleared at good prices. Quota- tions1.—Fresh butter, Is 4d per lb; hen eg^s, 16 lor is ■ dressed poultry—fowls, 4s 6d to 6°i per Coliplo or 6d per lb ducks, 9d per lb. Butchers' nnJtr" T?rmie 3°'n^s) beef, 8d to 9d mutton, 9d; p k, 7d per lb. Wye salmon, 2s to 2s 3d per lb. BUTTER. CAUmartheN) satN,day.—The supply of cask butter it, our market :0 day was small, and sold at B-oon?1 q."all-v' la 2d to Is 2^d per lb rlbi "•-11 Ltke' th?r°iitK* 107s Miui-e V, ;s* ;3 K.gs-ihir lno firkins! 4 k,g:, 22^ 12- Iu CORK, 94S llOa 1 l. '> ,re tii'kjlis—iiut4, 121s mild, is, ;J IS mild. r\. Ohekse. cht ;IARTHEN' Saturday.—A small supply of ev a, i"ai ld at firm prices, 22. to 24s per b gt:>4 lity. (BATTLE. UEPTFltD, -day l.e.ists, 1,4h4 American, dead K"i'P y. with poor advice from the IW1;, :iJ 'et trade'wa«slow, and ld t< 2d lower 'paiity (to Iress 760lbs to 7S0ibs) made 4s per Dutch; pi ices not worth quoting. Offer made ti atk' very dfiPlx>ssed best on offer made os 8d, occasionally 5s lOd to Gs. T DEAD MEAT. trallrge supplies, and d-ci )Q 11 especially for mutton, which is Scotch L UT-,n?Gef' 2s 4d t0 33 lud^ Prime Veal -i si0' 'o 4s mutton, 2s 2d to 4s 4d small dit?? V- • 'ar,?e P°rk' 23 6d t0 33 2<1 J 8HJS to lamb, 6s 4d to 7s per POTATOES. LONDON, Monday.-The market is fairly supplied, vain 1 t> e modt:rately active at about former ues, Regents, SOs to 130s Hebrons, 80s to 120s* tola. 80 to 145,1 I'upcrators, 70s to 105s per ton, WOOL. ^BRADFORI^ Monday.—A very dull market in all weo)0^8' ^r'ces cannot be quoted lower than last ruli -1' are certainly uot firmer. The rates l'est"1-^ 'n ^011^011 Jre iQ advance of this market. A restricted corisutiipiive demand is felt in English order* f suffici<?nt to prevent a decline. Yarn Quohir °V exPort ai'e very scarce, and spinsters' is iiucha"S a*10 excePtional|y ^ow* The piece trade HOPS. busIn^CESTEB' Saturday.—We have not much isdoi,i • pas31n^ here in uew hope, but more roun,q ? ln yooJ soun(i wel1 kePt olds, and prices all keep very firm. ONDOX, M.onday-—Tbe hop market continues whiol' u Plices remain firm. Continental kinds, lesg 1 "avo recently been offered at a few shillings firm mpney! recovered in tone, and values are now jjr /acific Coast hops, after being much de- sed« are now worth more money.

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AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION IN WALES. An important conference was held at the Uni- versity College, Aberystwyth, on Wednesday week last, in connection with the movement for establishing a department of agriculture at the college. There was a large and representative attendance. Mr Vaughan Davies, Aberystwyth, was appointed chairman of the conference. The Chairman said the question of agricultural education was most important. At present farmers' sons drifted off to the towns and cities and to shops and offices because there were no prospects of improvement in farming. If they stayed on the farm they were brought up and existed very much like the animals, and when they saw how those who went from the farm to the town smartened up, they thought they must go too. If by promoting agricultural education they improved the prospects of the future for agriculturists they would keep the intelligent young men on the farm. He had received many letters from persons in Central Wales interested in the matter, and the Agricultural Department in London had promised to help the college in every possible way (applause). Mr A. C. Humphreys Owen moved- That, in order to meet the demand which has arisen for agricultural education in the counties served by the college, it is desirable that steps be taken to extend the science teaching of the college, so as to include special instruction in those branches of science specially connected with agricultnre. Speaking to this resolution, Mr Humphreys Owen said he would suggest a plan something like that at Bangor, where lectures had been delivered and experiments made under the auspices of the college, and in intimate connection with that institution. Mr Roche emphasised the importance of fducaiion in forestry, and seconded the resolution. Mr Mih-r thought their best chance of success was in teaching the y«>ung people, and to do I hat schoolmasiei s niu-t be instructed (henr, hear). After some discussion Mr Humphreys-Owen's motion was curried unanimously. Principal Edwards moved- 'fha' this committee, representing the agricul- tural interests of various counties in Wales, recommends the council of the college (1) to add to the science department of the college a lecturer or lecturers who will give instruction at local centres in agricultural science, and (2) to establish the necessary plant for a dairy school at Aber- ystwitb, with a practical instructor. Mr Stokes seconded, and the resolution was carried. A committee having been appointed to settle a minimum sum to be subscribed by each county to secure affiliation with the college in this matter and fees to be paid by pupils from subscribing and non-subscribing counties, the following gentlemen were the persons appointed Messrs Vaughan Davies (convener), Humphreys Owen, J. Evans, Fairies Humphreys, Jenkin Lloyd, William Williams, R. Jones, H. C. Fryer, and Professor Snape. Any suggestions from any one feeling an interest in the movement should be addressed to Mr Vaughan Davies, Tanybwlch, Aberystwyth, or to Professor D. E. Jones, U.C.W., Aberystwyth.

NEWCASTLE-EMLYN TROTTING MATCHES. The annual trotting matches, flat races, and steeplechases came off at Newcastle-Fmlyn on Tuesday (10th inst.) with great succe.c. Tina is the y second year of the revival of these sports, and the committee are to be congratulated on the splendid results of their efforts. The chairman of the com- mittee was Mr David Davies, Angel House and the secretaries Mr J. C. Jones and Mr W. Rees, the latter being the working bee." Mr David Davies acted as starter of the trotting matches, with Mr David Jones, Trefaesfach, and Mr Thomas Evans, Troedyraur, as judges. The starters for the flat and hurdle races and steeple- chases were Mr J. C. V. Pryse-Rice, M.F.H., Cilwendeg, and Mr G. Tyler, Mount Gernos; and the judges, Mr T. P. Lewes and Mr Harman Brenchley. The following were the results :— No. I. Mr John Thomas, Panteg 1 Mr Henry Davies, Ffosyrhendy 2 Mr Griffith Jones, Troedyrhiw Aberpoeth 3 No II. Mr Evan Lloyd, Moelivor Mr Alban Lewis, Treprior Mr Evan Jenkins, Cardigan „ a 6 No III. illr J. Jones, Penrheol, Capel Evan 1 Mr John Thomas, Panteg 2 Mr Evan Lloyd, Moelivor 3 No. IV. ilfr D. J. Davies, Login, Verwig 1 Mr B. Beynon, Cilgerran 2 Mr John Francis, Login, Whitland 3 The winner was disqualified for breaking into a gallop and not turning. No. V. MrJ. Jones, Emlyn Arms Hotel. "Lass," 1 Mr H H Roberts, Salutation Hotel, Taffy," 2 MrJ. Jones's Baptist 3 No. VI. Mr T J Thomas's Happy Lady II" I Mr David Davies's Welsh Bob" 2 Mr Lewis Jones's "Bess" 3 The winner of this race was disqualified, beir.g found above the prescribed height. No. VII. Mr H H Roberts's "Jack" 1 Mr John Jones's Ltt.,s 2 Mr Sim"n James's "Fair Maid" 3 Mr E. Harold Vaughan, th third son (If frs Vaughan, tlf L.anuoedmore, sailed fur Queens- j land, a few .iays ago, and 1 feel sure ail his I frier's wi 1 join in wishing him Bon voyage," and al. good luck.

"TO BE GIVEN AWAY!" £ 350 in Cash Prizes this week. "Pain" has already given £5,500 in Prizes, and as a guarantee of all genuineness, (that the prizes offered Here will be paid in full," no matter how few send, the £ 850 has been deposited with the proprietors of the well-known interesting, elevating, and amusing London _Ptl,per, "Pearson's Weekly," which is published at 69. 70, and 71, Temple Chambers, London, E.C.. and is to be obtained for one ponny every week, of all newsagents throughout the United Kingdom. After making full inquiries as to Pain's bona fides, the proprietors of Pearson's Weekly have kindly consented to hold the vjhole of the £ 350 until all these prizes have been "paid in full. Cash Prizes: £ 100. £ 80, £ 20, £ 10, £ 5, £ », £ 2. 20 at £ 3. ana 20 at 10'- (L200), to be "given in full" to those counting most cor- rectly all the two-letter words in the first twelve Chapters of St. Matthew," Use the ordinary Bible as found in every home. Count all the two-letter words, for example: of, as, to, on» and others, in the verses of Chapters only, and nothing else. Si mply very plainly write, all cn one side of a piece of paper, your name and address, and the number you matte in each of the twelve Chapters, and total of all. Entrance Fee 2/- Postal Order, must be sent with list, also two penny stamps for printed result. Should several count correctly, prizes will be added together and equally divided, and if no one counts correctly, prizes will be given for the nearest correct work. Cash Prizes: £ 30, £ 20, £ 10. £ 5, £ 3. £ 2, 20at £ 1, and 20 at 10/- ( £ 100), to be "giver- in full" to those counting most corneetly all the three-letter words in the first eleven Chapters of St. Matthew." Examples: the, son, his, and others. Entrance Fee V- Postal Order or J8 stamps, also two penny stamps for printed result. Rules same as above. Cash Prizes: £10, t5. £ 3, 92, 20 at 21, and 20 at 10/- f £ 50).itobe "given in full" to those counting most correctly all theifour- letter words in the first ten Chapters of "St. Mattnew. Examples: book, king, that, and others. Entrance Fee six- pence in stamps, also two penny stamps for printed result. Rules same as above. „ „ All three Competitions close positively Tuesday, March 3rd, BO post your lists on or before Monday, March 2nd. Printed Results and prizes will be posted to each Competitor certain not later than Tuesday, March 10th. One person can enter either ions, one, two, or all three Competitions, providing the stated entrance fee is sent with each list. Each Competition must bo written on a separate piece of paper, with full name and address on each. (Bankers: The National Provincial Bank of England, Folko- stone Branoh). Address letters: W. T. Pain, The Prizeries," 1*. St. Michael's Street, and 39. Queen Street, Folkestone. Kent. Mrs Oldboy: Oh, you needn't talk, John. You were bound to have me. You can't say I ever ran after you." Oldboy "Very true, Maria and the rat-trap never runs after the mouse, but it gathers him in all the same." HOLLOWAY'S PJLLS AND OINTMENT. Influenza, Coughs and Colds.—In diseases of the throat and ches", so prevalent in our changeable climate, nothing so speedily relieves, or so certainly cures, as these inestimable remedies. These disorders are too often neglected at their commencement, or are injudiciously treated, resulting in either case in disastrous consequences. Whatever the condition I of the patient, Holloway's remedies will restore, if recovery be possible; they will retard the alarming symptoms till the blood is purified and nature consummates the cure, gradually restoring strength and vital nervous power. By persevering in the use of Holloway's preparations, tone is conferred on the stomach and frame generally. Thousands of persons have testified that by the use of these remedies alone they have been restored to health after every other means had failed.

TRADE REPORT. J The reports that have come in from the various manufacturing districts during the last week are gloomy indeed, and an examination of the Board of Trade returns for January in no way helps towards a more cheerful view. Everywhere prices of iron are going down, and the volume of business is decreasing. As compared with January, 1890, the total imports to this country show a decrease of 11.5 per cent, and the exports 8.1 per cent, while in iron and steel the decrease is no less than 27 per cent. This large decrease is due in part to the very severe weather which blocked several foreign ports, and to the exceptionally large volume of trade carried on in the early part of 1890, with which last month is compared, but this does not account for such a falling off as 27 per cent. The loss of trade is not confined to any single country, or group of countries, but extends to our dealings with Europe, Australia, South America, and North Amei ica. Trade is being still further disorganized by the unfortunate strikes now prevailing, more particularly in the shipping world, and these are being brought home to us by the struggle going on at Cardiff. It seems as if the Shipping Federation had made up its mind to put its back to the wall in defence of free labour, and it has not chosen the time badly. Freights are very low, and a recent advice states that no less than 100,000 tons of shipping are laid up in the Clyde alone. The point at issue between owners and workmen lies in a nutshell. The men want to compel every man to join the union, whether he likes it or not, and they are endeavouring to coerce the owners to take only men belonging to their union. The owners on the other hand say. No, it is no concern of ours whether a man belongs to a union or not,! as long as he is trustworthy and effieient, we will employ him." It is hardly necessary to point out what joss is inflicted upon trade by this fighting. A large steamer, the Maryland, came into Swansea last week to load tinplates for America, and because some of her crew wore ixon-ur-ionist the dockers r,fued to load her, and she has gone to America w;thoat her cargo. Shu) carries between 4,000 and 5,000 tons. Another steamer came into Swansea on .Monday. A unionist cr'w had signed articles in London, but on the way round discovered four Russian sailors on board, and in consequence efused to go to sea. The owners declined to discbarge the Russians, who had served them faith- fully for several years, and ultimately the English crew, finding they had placed themselves within measurable distance of the four walls of a gaol, thought better of it, and went to work. Upon what grounds, moral or commercial can such conduct as this be justified ? There is no thinking man but must admit, that if continued, it must be ruinous to the trade of the country. Prices still show a downward tendency, and buyers are only filling their requirements from hrnd to mouth, as they feel persuaded that wages and fuel must fall, and that prices will be lower than they are to-day. Hematite iron is nominally 50s 6d. Scotch is 46s 6d and Middlesborough 41s 6d, xcept in the Glasgow warrant stores, where there is naturally a decrease on account of the Scotch furnaces being still idle. Stocks are increasing, and makers' stocks are probably getting heavier. l'he demand for steel is very slack in rails next to nothing is doing, and bars are down quite 2s 6d, and, in some cases, nearly 5s fiom the prices rul- ing on Quarter day. Tinplates are firm, owing to exceptional causes, and last week's prices are main- tained. We do not hear so far from authentic sources at all events, that any tinplate works are being built in America; presumably American capitalists are afraid of political uncertainties as there is the democratic majority looming in th e distance. Already nctice has been given by a re- presentative from Kentucky to repeal the Mc'Kinley Act, but we cannot admit the slightest probability of this in the present House. Tin remains between .£90 and J291, but is without life, and there ii no great amount of business in copper.

THE CHURCH IN WALES. DIOCESE OF ST. DAVID'S. The Ven. W. E. James, Archdeacon of Carmar- then, forwards the following statements of the amount expended on the restoration and erection of churches and mission chapels and the extension of churchyards in the Diocese of St. David's dur- ing 1890 :— ARCHDEACONRY OF BRECON. £ s. d. £ s. d. Llanddewi Ystradenny, re- storation 800 0 0 Brynmawr, mission chapel. 290 0 0 ———.—— 1 090 0 0 ARCHDEACONRY OF CARDIGAN. St. Nlichael's, Aberystwith, new church 9,000 0 0 Llandyfriog, restoration (ex- clusive of £309 paid by E.O. towardchancel). 1,075 5 11 Mydroilyn, Llanarth,mission chapel. 333 18 6 Pencarreg, mission chapel 539 19 7 Llanilar, extension of church- yard 197 0 0 ——-——— 11,146 4 0 ARCHDEACONRY OF CARMARTHEN. St. Thomas, Swansea, chancel, tower, and clock 4,940 0 0 St. Luke's, Cockett, new church 2,750 0 0 St. John's, Carmarthen 2,000 0 0 St. Paul's, Sketty, enlarge- ment of church 374 2 3 Llanelly, All Saint's, Furnace mission chapel 450 0 0 Penclawdd, extension of churchyard. No return ————— 10,514 2 3 Total in 1890 £ 22,750 6 3 The voluntary contributions towards this one branch of Church work in the Diocese of St. David's amounted in 1888 to R15,828 8s lOd, in 1889 to Y,16,749 38 2d (inclusive of X2,279 7a 8d omitted in previous return), and in 1890 to Y,22,750 6a rd, making a grand total of £ 54,327 18s 3d in three consecutive years.

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If you want a really good Cigar at,• lffnderate Price, write for samples 3, 4, or 5 different kinai for 18. By post, IS. 2d. The PICCADILLY CIGAR STOBM, 1 Piccadilly, W. (next to the I.ondon Pavilion). A'1 BERDEEU GRXNITE MONUMENT* from £ 5, carriage paid. Inscriptions aceurate and beautlfal. Plans and Frices from J. W. LEGUk, sculptor, ABERDKBN. IRON BUILQINOSca Mission Halls, Class and School Rooms, Cricket and Lawn Tennis Pavilions, Shooting B°xes, Farm Bui«t THE LONDON jllON How ]\El\,(YUSESS& DEBILiTY I'll -1. Frll fV $'I lfll,TITTI, 1. -S o,-I, ,d Sq., Londoi% HAVRE. -CANO HOTEL FRASCATI, facing the Sea. Open all the year. Baths. v ZX7KICH. HOTEL BAUR AU LAC. First Class, Electric Light.. Garden. proprietor. O. KRACHT. T\f ONT-DORE (AUVERGNE) FRANCE. l'A MINERAL SPRINGS j?ood for respiratory organt, cbronU rheumatism, nert aiifi and skin diseases. Casino and theatre open evflnr night. Concerts twice a day. Season from June lit t# October ut. J. CHABAUD (Grantee). 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H| KMLANI) DKAPBUT RTORES, J/MHMW, H KBNNSTH WILSON A CO. EH fliuuin AND FUIIM BOOK* FRES BY IY*^ M TMAIM who wish to drws.la th« LATEST B3 VKM L0WE8T COST should possess those golosa. All «OO4* OSSR £ 1 CarrlmgS H TBIS LOT U. 114. POST FKEB—1 H (Hi sIt*, tans, klaokt, mnd dark HW pjmtt, 4 button, i 1 rls* I"*1™1'. SwS Hi trtam, mhlt*. trhnnn, arid BB Whit* Irlth Llntn Handktrthltf. BLlWHWORTH POULTRY PA x C-ORPI-.O rr.Wy i-p.f. free. a tamp. i-p.f. free. one a tamp. r«TMNASTIC APPARATUS. Folly Illustrated Ca(a;ogue (t-.rati^ on A|i,Miail..n t.) lh. actual Maker. GABDiyKn. St. air. G.MH»astic Wo,k>. II .(.oesden, Herts, rnuun nan -BJ-OneDresfingwit h Sa l&ra's te le Is Ifou»d FOlinU DLAU. 136 Rais Dead next morninx. J. I.LISS, Hele»- thorpe. Leiylnon. Send 1/2 to Sai.foru £ • >on, fcandy, Beus.and try lfc «rpp ^HE ^Bl^?QD »s THE LIFE? LP-FAMED           THlGMEAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND RESTORER- For cleansing and clearing the blood from all impurities, whe'her the result of Contagious Disease, or foul matter of uny de3:rij)tion, it cannot be too highly recommended. Vor Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin and Blood Diseases, Eczema, and Sores 01 all kinds, it is a never-failing md permanent cure. It Cures Old gores. Cares Ulcerated Sores OD the Neck. Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs. Cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the Faofc Cures Scurvy Sores. Gnree Cancerous Uleell. Cures Blood and Skin Diseatset* Cures Glandular Swellings. Clears the Blood from all impure matter. From whatever cause arising. As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and warranted free from anything injurious to the most delicate con. stitution of either sex, the Proprietors solicit sufferers to give it a trial to test its value. THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS. Sold in Bottles 2s. 00., and in cases, containing six times the quantity, lis. each-sufficient to effect a per. manent cure in the great majority of long standinsr cases, BY ALL CHEMISTS and PATENT MEDICINE VENDORS throughout the world, or sent for 33 or 131 stamps by THB LIKCOLIT AND MIDLAND COUNTIES Ditue Comply, Lincoln. (Trade Mark—"BLOOD MIXTUBE.") CAUTION. Purchasers of Clarke's Blood Mixture—see that you get the genuine article. Worthless imitations ara some- times palmed off by unprincipled vendors. The words Lincoln and Midland Counties Drug Company, Lincoln, England," are engraved on the Government Stamp, and *'Clarke's World-famed Blood Mixture," blown in th* Bottle, without which none are genuine. "a,r_ JSTROHMENOEB and SONS' IRON PIANO* FORTES, WARRANTED OWN MANUIPACTURN hvft Fifteen Shillings per Month Purchase. Illustrated List of Price* with Cash Discount free by post.-206, Goswell-road, London- ABERDEEN GRANITE MONUMENTS ii- from £ 5, carriage Mid. Inscriptions Accurate and betttlflL-' Plans and Prices from J. W. LEGGE, Sculptor^ ABB&D11V* SALT REGAL Has attained a high reputation."—Tht Analyst. Salt Regal Is a most valuable remedy for dyspeptic symp* toms, and one which we commend to coffenrs nam InitfrW1 tlon generally. The Ozone which it contains gives tone fojt debilitated constitution."—PuUte Opinion. SALT REGAL K3 Prevents and relieves DIPHTHERIA, CHOMHJL INDIGESTION, FLATULENCE HEADACHH, a4 all other stomachic irregularities. PURIFIES the BODY, lm« parting NEW LIFE and YIGOUB. J SALT REGAL Possesses marvellous RECUPERATIVE Properties, is invaluable in RELIEVING and STIMULATING the overworked brain, and RESUSCITATING EXHAUSTED VITALITY. SALT REGAL BRIGHTENS and CLEARS the COMPLEXION, cor* recta all ERRORS OF DIET, Eating or Drinking, is a molt pleasant Effervescing Morning Drink, STIMULATING the APPETITE, giving TONE to the Entire System, and is highly recommended by the Medical Profession. 2/9 of all Chemists, or by Post from the MANAGER, Salt Regal Works, LIVERPOOL. SALT REGAL "The Quiver is an AMAZING SIXPENNYWORTH; the illus- trations are so good, and the style is so fresh and attractive, combining solid instruction with much that is entertaining and bright."—Tht Rock. V The New Volume of THE QUIVER commences with the NOVEMBER PART, price 6d., containing 80 pages fully Illustrated, and a Picture in Colours. Askyour Booksellerfor a Prospectus of the New Volume* CASSELL & COMPANY. LIMITED, Ludgciic Hill, London. MADE WITH BOILING WATER. E P P S S GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. COCOA MADE WITH BOILING MILK. IMPERATRICE.-Perfect Table Water. Hmn SAINT-JEAN.—For the Stomach and Diffi- ^■3) ) cult Digestion. ■PPjj PRECIEUSE.—For Bile, the Liver, Gravel. In every good Hotel, at every Chemist's, Druggist's, and at Mineral Water J Dealers. One Bottle per Day. jC«t6B All information at 4, Rue Greffulhe, Paris. ft A CTT X1 WEEKLY SERVICE fromLONDOIT JL JLiJCt rOK THE LINE G0LD FIELDS of SOUTH AFRICA. For Information apply to th* Managers* DOHALD CURR1E & CO Lonion; or to I.ooal Ag^t. H. SAVAGE'S RUBBER STAMPS PAZZ* S3, C.H-EAP.SID-E, LONDON, B.C. MONEY LENT PRIVATELY. R10 to £2,000 advanced by a private gentleman to responsible peraona ftt a lew boon' notice on note of band alone, at reasonable interest. Basy repayment*. Capital can remain if required. No publicity. Distance no object. Strictest privacy. To start in businesstfurnisk •our house, to pay your debt* or rent, or pay out an execution. No cenulne application ever refused.—Apply personally, or write to yctual tender, A. FISHER, 16. FINBBCRY CIRCUS, LONDON.K.O. WEBBS9SEEDS COLLECTIONS OF VEQETABLE SEEDS. Axrannd to prodno* a oontliraou* (apply of the best VafstablM all the year round, tat Gardens of all data, 7«. ML, lfl^ «d, lBmu 21*, 49s* l«5a. MMfeu WEBBS' BOXES OF FLORAL OEMS, Containing Seeda of. Beantifnl Flow-era, ot Culti- vation, for the Gardens of ladies and amateurs. ta. 6<L, Un 7s. ML, 10*. 6<L, 16a^ St 21a. eaoh. Ali v isna Plotmr Seeds D"d" I Illustrated Catalogue, 11..Abridged Edition, Gratis. hWA f1 ft (State g g g Springs) CEIXSTINS.-k,(,r Affections oi the Kidneys, Gravel, Gout, Riifuiiiatism, Uiabetes, &c. GRANDE-GRILLE.- For Allections of the Liver, Ac. H0PITAL.—Stomach Complaints. HAUTERIVE (TABLE). SOLK AOENTK INGRAM & ROYLE, 62, Farringdon St., London, E.O. VICHY-LIQHEUR. — "The. new Digestive." T STIiOHiMENCxEK and bO.N'S IKON PIANO: FORTES, WARRANTED OWN MANUFACTURE, from Fifteen Sliillintrs ner Month Purchase. Illustrated ListofPrices with Cash •>«,♦.free liy post..—20i>, Goswell-roid, london. ol moo FO R.-Q 4 LIT Y. VEGETABLE SEEDS. FLOWER SEEDS. Webb8' Collections produce Webbs' Boxes of Floral Gems a constaut supply of the best arranged for the Gardens of Vegetables all the year round, Ladies and Amateurs. 5/ 7/6, 12/6. 21/ 42/ & 2/6, 5/ 7/6,10 6, and 21/- 105/- each. Delivered Free. each. Delivered Free. For Priced Lists, "Pcsprit^tions and Illust rations of the best sorts, see Webbs' Spring Catalogue. Tort free 1¡-, gratis to Customers. WE BP n v ourbridge. L% U T T E R 0 W 0 am4 Invaluable to Butter Makers. If used at time of churning shortens labour and corrects bad tastes. PRESERVES MILK AND BUTTER. Boxes 3d., Gd., Is., and2s.6d. Sold everywhere. Manufactory-Lincoln. ASK FOR TOMLINSON'S. L- e. tf.'as ^Strengthening, digestif i -vl V r1 'Htk & fc tonic of excellent flavour, t&g s "f ■■ A at best adjuvant in the trot- TANNIN-WINE, "•phtwsui. Prescribed in stomachic exhaustion, chlorosis, wwillit and during convalescence. Recommended by the Faculty for aged persons, tGUI8 married women, and children. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. To obtain the only genuine Saint-Raphael Wine AVPly to E. AIS. 1111 T'V-W w T,.nndnn. TOM L I N ON,&. flWl 1' all=wgJvi?! GIVES A BEAUTIFUL UNIFORM TINT. DOES NOT MIX WITH THE BUTTER MILK. ASK FOR TOMLINSON'S. Manufactory—Lincoln.