Herald of Wales and Monmouthshire Recorder

Tn 0-raidnit Oocua, toon shontd be tafcpT* to have the ptire arti-elo only, as many so-called pure cucoris coutein nd«i(j<l Eoetter which is not êDI3 un- neac-ma- but ofi-an posifeively karmfaL CaxhtCby's is > s«<* tuxi «iiabie 0000&, containing the fall nourish <n$r rrop^irtief of the Cocoa-bean, wt&oat any foi-igu eAbaixtur. whatsoever. As a sustaining strsri^fth-jfiviag bevel and a naaTiebin« to. d, CajjBXtrs^ s Cutm juible every requirement. "Heaifch sav« Cadb?7ET'9 Coo?a k" in a Mmmk- *bl« degree tb«8e najnir?l elmnenu of tnfto?m?e thttt?iv ia* syteMt endurance and hardlbood, Nvitb. a jrtejiily -K tion that makes it a seost acaept- a.Dk and reliltbie At ]lrus%is, on Friday, the trial of the per- sons charged with the mnrder of the Baroness Herry conclnded, after having extended over fifteen day. Alexandre Leonard Conrtois, a former assistant commissary of police, and I.ojis R^steanx were sentenced to death, whi'e Jean Devos was acquitted. The mordared woman was a widow who led a very retired life Robbery is supposed to have been the object at the crime.

i THJB UVfmtm IK STOBRESTOJI". To the Editor. mr.o. bebtii at Maxraton Reftef UtaisiAstfcbe, we beg to trad oor tttaafai to ttte tiKMUMndts WhO bIMie so geoer- --Sly reqxladw to ow avpe&l fcw Gild. In conaequeoce of thia tirairfy tmd liberal nopeeiae we been emafelad to save hundreds of fczaiiie* from f&eiisg the pangs oi h. We w--«fei, abo, tiawUc the ediioas and ropre- sca*Aiv" of tik. duilv papws iw the n*Azsc they ba 6 moaibs, paaraeiakad oar cam to the public. We" it act for timr constant asvd s&Lrriag we wvsm have teliec* in oar efforte to gnappie with the disln-sa. While we rejwee at tbe fxt thalb Uttt forest iJteei and linpJate Works bwe been erH^Brted, with the of low miiie which hem beea dkmmenumd, we ca»< say thus relief is no longer needed, in- aatnaab as the WMceeter Worta, with its ten BnitB, is frtiM idle, Fortur&Aay, the funds a £ our dts powl will enebie ira to re&ve tbe --adous for so-e weeks The omw. By tkat tune we sinoereiy bopo the Worcesrser Works will have been l Under these cir- cufljstatices, wtule we again thank all for their generous sympathy, we do not faai justified m continuing our appeal for aicl .-On bebaJf of the oomaatittee, we are, ywrrs fjathiully. TOM HILL. CbairiBan. DAYID JEREMIAH, JOiiN MILLARD, Jotrtt Secretaries. DAVID JENA-LN, Treasurer.

MORRISTON. 4 PROPOSED RE-STARTING OF THE COP- I PER PIT- It is said (writes our Morriston correspondentl, thai several iittfueatial Swansea gentle/nen v. L, forming a company to restart the" Copper Pit l&Aely owned and worked ior m&ny vears by tbe Glasbrook Brottefs, and previously, for a great unmi3er of years by the great colliery pioneef. the late JOOn Ghwbroek. Should this prove nue, it will be of imii>ease importance to the district, as a large number of co&iers will be em- ployed. It is proposed to sink ftirtber down, and work the krwer veigna, wluoh are supposed to be veiy reoaunerative. I MORRISTON DISTRESS. I NOBLE RESPONSE TO THE APPEALS. The see-Itary of the Morriston Distress Corn- mittee (CoundJlor David Je.rem;i;ah), and the Treawrrer (Mr, Dwvid still CwAinTio to receive subscriptions. It is a regular flowing tide, every post bringing fresh evkicnce of the geaieral sympathy towards the suferiag workmen. Tbe fund has row become gwnerai, and t& energetic Committee with tbeir officers deserve on**teeal thanks far their untir- ing ktbcrtirs. Especia,ily hard worked )$ \he General Secretary (Mr. ieramiehV The cry far help is beooming more cJomorouB each day, Aed it is to be feared that reiiaf will be needed for w-im tiloo lonfer. Miss M«wy Thomas, the tatented IAndon siwer, has o?Eared her qerTk-m fr? te xin? at Svwimm in conneekon with t.be proposed Morriswn concert, which, it is intended, shall take pW» at tbe new markaifc for the funds of the Meniafcoo, Kidwelly, and OwroieSn men, and tho Mn.yor of Kidwelly (Mr. E. V. Dav who, by tbe b", ia thf, brotliar oi ItM)?oct<M D. Davins oJ. vb6 SwMMaa Boro^ich Police, has also kjMiW oileredu with the aid oi kte Comaiittwe, to do all thar. lim in his power to make the conoert a huge Kreeeos. Councillor R" Jones, the- Cbairinan of the concert, will have the arraago- ments bi hand, ar-d will engage some of the best roI tih, Ary to sing wt tae conora-t. I EMDTKf I PREACHERS AT I The LtJb&l Uraaogcau, ihv ¡o! ) P. ',wt:iuerl, PVOL-he d at Piiiladeipina (C. M.) Gbapel on Sunday to large congregations. The great Llwynpia Baptist preachlC Rev. P- T. Jones, pre"had the anniversary sermons at Calfaria Wei^i Baptist Chapel on Sunday. The oba-pel was over-crowded, buadreds faiEng to gain admission. liberal colleotions wece maue, notwithstanding the depressed state of the dis- trict trade. THE RECENT TESTIMONIAL TO MR. I LEWIS C. EVAN A. We osskted in the re p ort of the peesent&tica of the to ill. Lewis C. itvace, the names of Mrs. William fzwis, junr., and Mrs. J. D. Thomas, Pepoth, Moarristoii, who dad so much in coiieoting the subocsiptions towaztis the testzGu; aial, and m^irially aiding in the successful issue of the libanus Congregational Chapel choir, is busily engaged in tbe rehearid of "How lovely an the meeszoqen," for the cbidi cbarai competition at the fortbeMrnng Eistedd- fod in oMMtection with tbfi> Sunday School Umoa. The dMir c&med away most of the pri?s &t the Ed*ad&od last yem. LN-IIXEWD?G PPJ.AIMNTAMON AT I .U-??-'L? <J??'I<?L. On ,nz«3xiQ{f evew ng Mr. Lewis eostiwt Evam, the ac OOoiI' meat« and conductor of the LtbMom Ct?n~twuai Cboix, was pre- a?mted vi? a p??a of load by the cbwajoli end ooj?aFe?B?&Q as a snn&R token of th? respect far Mm, )Mx3i adw for t? vf?i??a??e swvwm ren deredbYMmaeoomdMo<?<?t?ct<o!r. Prior to tbe pr?sent&ttsn n?<ting, a br?B mumbw sat ? j down to tea at the va4UT, Imd tm MjtOwiBg ? ladies wefe most aaitkove ia tbeir attention to 1: the waitlMof those llmlHines. Dyiodwg Da?M.Jaai?I?HT? (P antrapoe* K. J. Evem fQro.wn. Jnø. Ha?es all?- potttkj, winiam Boctiaikd (Springfteid-terreos^ j Danied E-twarde (Spring^eid-k-rrac^, and Edwin Broas ( Duke-street J. Messra. W. I^vit axid 8«a caAered for tbe occasion. The lxvwatedca Wee6- ing waa pre&ckd ovwr y the paator, the Rev, Dyfodrtrg Dsyies, and the bocxy of the <Aftpel )ww we-I .fiY;o& Afkr ame -i renawrfas by tfre ehtrmaa, Wns Nellie Evans, dengbtBr of Mr. Danial BWI88 (Messrs. Evans Urve., hwmnwngwsl, who had wrirked the baad- serne KJk pursa, mode the pre»fmtafci<m in a very graceful manner.—Mr. Bvane snUAbiy responded tbetikiBg all for tfceir good wm h es aad for tbe handsome pift. Ad*lr«»se» were giwn by Neeffs. Wm. Levin, jan., C. E. Bow en, 8. HlA. D. R. WjAmm org-li*l Owear Ivame, A. S. UifBS, J. D. I'nomm, 8. PbiElxps, Pop- kin Morgan (aoibditar), T. R. WUhanse (eohoo^ maBtesr J. A. Deeaaa, w oory, E. J. Ifown, &:8d Jofc J<nas; and pianoofrte koAoul, reoit%- tjoosL wmj, etc., by Miam Lebat. Neffie B, Maud Own, aad Massrs. Artbor Reee Lewie, Wm. Lewis, juno, and Edwin Evans. Mrs. S. WilHanss^M usual, made a meet aooarajwraist. The meeth mnst ffijowbfe, end Mr. Evaae nnwt feei proud at the respeot in which he is beid. NEW o.nQtN FOR ST. JOfLJTS CSURdL^ I MDRISTON. ThroBgh the kindztass of the Røv" T. JoanI Jewdus vicar of St. John's, Morriston, a new orgaa, built by Messrs. P. Conacbcr and Com- pany, organ builders, Sprmgwt>o<i HuddersSeW, baa been erected. Tbe aMvongh not vary large, is a very fine one, possessing ex- cellent tone and compass. Hie speciifcation is as follows: —One manual of keys, and pedal or -an of on* stop. The case is of pofished pitch pina, and the ppm ON of goid and ovioun. Tbe specification is, great 'irgan —open dipasoo ?-pecific"ion great -irgva --E 7p r tm.cA, b6 8 feet, 66 pipes, salcional, 8 feet 56 pmee, stop diapason, 8 feet, 56 pipes, principal, tr feet, b6 pipes, fifteenth, 2 feet, 56 pipes. Pedal ox-Asn: Bourdon, 16 feet, 30 pip^a, couplers great to pedals. It is intended baving special services on Sunday, wbtn the organ will be opened. We congratulate Mr. Jenkins and the friends of St. John's Church as to this new acquisition to the serrieee of the church.

THOMSON'S I "LONG WAIST" PORWT GLOVE FITTING CORSET "GLOVTE O FPIE TIFE (t?.1JON. S?ld by aU Drs. Annwù Sales, Ou MiNion Pair Q D 1016 1í: 8,,6 I v.: |5/1 G & Bht<?. M? s?. ?????? Approved 07 the whole tjjjjyg D pottte world. If yorvr J (haper eamtot ? M?pty i ????? you, wrlM di"Ot to j <?mNMfjjjt?S?? )t U2, FORE STRFMR, LONDO, B.C., gIving såEc ande P.O.O., and th-c "$Wt will at Mice be sent on.— < W. 8. THOMSON & 00. Ltd., Manufaatiirers; 1 i2 f rise Medal*. Made in leases, 1.8, it. & 15 tMbeo. A larsr* 6Wck oi tbase ] always on hand at W. Rmta TumuSa Oxiord- ] "r'Ts.^Lgt!^ i i

LLANELLY POLICE COURT. At tbe IianeEy Poiice Oourb, on Monday (before Messrs. Samuel Bevan aad Henry Wii- lrins), Cimriw Daviea, CilwTfa-row, Lianeily, WtlJJ charged by the G.W.R. Co. with refuebag to atow bm ta.et when ueaed to b?? the t.,iclte oo-l. He w*s with wting obIœœ and abusive kngvenge o?n 7vo premiKM of the G.W.R. Co., and, thirdly, with asaeuiting Isaao Davies, a servesit of the company. Mr. R. T. Ludiord represented tlw Ae- cording to the evidence of tickei collector Roger Tboamsa, dstfeadant travelled from Neath by the Cork express, which k (fee in Unelly at-ma 8.50. He produced an ticket. and, when requested to pay the excess fare, refiaed, and endeavoured to pertwaide sevsral otber psbweagers to do tbe same. Thomas Evens, station master, stated that defendant need very obscene 'ajignage and was very nossy. Witness ordered him to be token zctos", th", bridge to the porter's room. Disturbances of this nattme were very frequsat, eipacially on (Saturday eveoings on the axrivvl of football escataians.—Isaac Davias, porter, deposed that ticket collector. He was also charged with using in the porters' rwm-ne Bench imposed a fine of 27s. 4d., including, and deiendact was allowed! a fortnight to fed the moaey.

LLANELLY. THE TOWN ESTATE. Minct of the tenante on the Town Estate, wlrioh b situated in the New Dock District, suffered Beverely during the heavy floods ',mt winter. The tenants contend that the Coamii axe to biama, to a gTeat extent, because they had not kept the embankments in proper impair, and they have, accordingly, sent in claims for ccunpensafcura, varying from a few pounds to hundreds. On Friday afternoon a spesiai meeting of the pro- perty aad estr.t,e Committoe was hold at the town Hall, to consider tfct5se ckuiRS—ike matiter having been refeiTed to them by the Council to raport upon. Mr. W. W. Brodie occupied tke chak, and there waa a good attendance of mem- bers. The claimants each appeared before the Committee to support his claim. Many de- manded heftvy compensstiofla, while others de- sired to be flowed to have Lheir land for 6 or 12 mofftha rent free. The Committee will report at the next meeting of the Council. PUPIL TE.ACIrERS' OENTRE. [ 4 JRrh& m&etin?wts held at UM A?!MBn?m TT».;i HM?By, onFrid? evening, for the pur- na?.1 4 I.A?d;ly ?Ab,tig the cert&&ca?)! to the students attending the LlaaeLv Pupil TenchiarK0 Oec.'te* who wvre successful at the last science EMi ae. eiaeojaaaticm- Mx. J. C. Howell took the chair, and he waa supported by ar John Jones Jenkins, M.P., Major Bythway, aad the members of the LkuaeJy bchooi Kosri. AL. Dudkwortb, the bead rrj%e--r of the central claes, jTf&flt) a summary of the suoceasae of him pq-,PL8 I at the JfQEi^r escEaniBifffcion. Ninety-fooa* "firsts" wars obtadeed, %&d 82 "seoonds," wiih a. Gov- ernment graat of £ 146; as compared with 38 brats," 60 secondte," and a grant of £ 63 far the prevkwB year.—Tbe Chairman stated that 100 4AUkuts attersJed th" ¡x;pil woobmd centre. Tbera wwe 18 schools wider the jiirifidiction of the Scbocd Board, wjth 3B d-pa-,Unentn. and an iwwage ottssa dBbBce of 6,100. There weee 7,565 names on the sohool registers, although acocan- irtot.iaCkm was only pnavUied for 7,4^ children. --&r Jenkine then banded She cer- tiSoat^iB to the fracceasrul rrapife, and congr&tei- kvtad t3« instr-nclor upon wie spiecdid progress made dwring the veer. Rederring to several grievances laid before the meeting by tbe in- .vtrurior of ctavznes of tbe on^ual absigy" made in oonnectkm with the exanB, Sir J oim premised to make eotHe inquiries when in Lon- don with a Tif-w of gettsng the grie»ranoee reme- dicd.-Major Byfchway and the members of the Bcbool Board present also addressed the meeting. SIR J. J. JENKINS, M.P., ON CURRENT AFFAIRS. REPLY TO THE LLANELLY LIBERAL iilXj-.CtjTlVii;. A few weeks P-po the L~aj»Uy liberel Execsi- trve- forw-rdri e. swta* of resnhrtimiii to tfu- .)D I Jones Jenknxs, M.P. for the CormairtlKw Boroughs deating with the Cretan and the edocaitaoQ qnestiocfl, appealing for liberty and braaanaty with reelect to tbe fwwer, and unmv tarianisai and equality of gowtnremeart grant ia respect to the latter. Sir John has replied to Mr. William David, the secapebary of t6e 1Jan. eIly Liberal Execirfave, as follows —" I have the octpies of oeaolnttons passed by the ezecntiw oomnmittee of the LkmelSy liberal Assoeiatjon. The OroMsn qtwetkMi is a very diffkclt and very umfik one, JEttd. one which I Mank ia the prasenl juaofcore arboold be tefb entirely m the haada off our who, as you are doubmem aware, am aatiag in amosrt vith tJw other Pow?em You ?A ?k.W. be??e .6.d from newspaper reports that the empathy c4 the Governoaieot is as strong towards the oppressed Chrwtians as om-- individually is, and there#wo the matter can aafeiv be left m iheir bauds. Tbe Edncatfan Bill is, as v*m atc aware, one pro- moted for iM«ewfto>us Voit!»tary Sdiools; and ] I am in twmr of tias as well as hi favour of the Bill which is to foGow it—to grant the same cojicmsicos to n Board æhools. thus diKBg to evert district all rvand wlio em in nam of Govgrnmerrt o«si £ tanoa.—Youns faith- fully, JOHN J. JENKINS. SPLENDID PERFORMANCE BY THE I' LLANELLY SCHOOL CHILDREN. I' A grand coocart was given by t.bc of U. A= i soil? on Monday evMMj?, at tbo Markat Ha The QfLU was ta^efnlly deoorated, and at the further end a large platform was Breeted to aeeomodate about 000 cbildreri, inckid- < lug a United School Chotr of over 500 vxaoes. Mr. R. C. Jtaikina, the vvil-knowu dicar master, |' iovmad tbo camiduetormk*, and Mr. laithow Dwen ably acted m aocompuiist. The chair was taken by Mr. IL J. Howell, cbairmn of the Llanally School Board, aad the hall was nrewded Most of the members of the LleaeHy Sebool Boaid were presaoi, aJiso Sir Jojm Jooe« Jezddm, tbe Roroo^h member, Lady Js»khn, I aad the Blisses Jeukim. Ail arraagtanemb* ww ogAseWdly carried aaA by Mr. Edmonds, tim j b«a. snxetsary, aaanled by the tterherv si the raiioos schools. 17be firit Am an the pro- < gramme wan the rendering of P.Owid Man t'i baa Baoh yn Cvigu." All the etoWrtti at cltoir were drMeed alike, and when tbe corbafo wm drawn ttp, they preaaated a flIlY pretty g.. tare indeed. Tho sltwpag of the ciiodbr was per- foot, and wwatal w^l-known mmacians present Asted tb44 it would be almost irapoMtble to TA a ck*bwi?g schdol chair tal eqnal th* POrbwwamKL Everything o« tbe programme was perioraaed without a miakake, wbiok ie6eee tgreat credit on the Wachaw Aaff oi the verioam, sa boeb, fto- pu&aUv whoa we take iode soswfcdecatiasi the of game of the performers The ehcå oi imisits, nunhwimg about two bmudmd fnr*a«yi«H chiktren, wbose agae varied from three to six years. A le&&w tea,+Aue of the Outm- fcaMiaaesat were tba driH and aoiioift scumr, pw- foraaad wndar tim instroctiion of Sergeant who were tbe wni^anm of a cavalry tar- geaak So well did tbo obldras go tiiVBjk tbeir performsosa that it would be unfair to ongjlB oot any partioujsr sol*K?i for special dastinofeion, therefore, we give the proOTiaBime in its entirety:—United Choir. "Rowcki Nam ao Baban Bach yn Oysgn" United lafaat Choir, A'be'r Cetiiaj; wedi Cam" song, S??h Balfe" 01*bw Grad& ROd Nabo-al Sdboolsl piwsicetl eBsaose—clfrfl action sonø. Tit ""mow," UmtOO. hil.. Cbair ¡ ao6Mm MO?. The BAtioh Flag 11 Park-«treat, and Maricat-streofe schowo glee, no V.L. kH?hu? trio" (Copper Wo<?a. N.w Q, Macbynya, and Bwy. s&.) action kw, "UtLo .tkdpezs,' Infant United CIL? Yiag cd ii  rr, bdmt Umte-a, Choir "Tbe Flag of CHd E" United CSioir nation sods, "Fairy ci-eies fOid Road, Daien, and i;w diii, boye patrietic oboros (ja cbafaoter) vJsited Kingdom," United Cho&At the eiase of the psooeedinflB, Mr. H. J. Howell, the cbainosa. amgratalet,ed the chikbpm upon tbeir splendid performance., and aiko thanked the aiideface far tbw surporL-We nasy state that tbe pea- farmaaoe wiji be repealed this evening.

CORSETS. Tbamsen's world I ^Q^Fe-^ttcsg, the "Moat popular faT 30 yeai-s, uttaeut sale lsigw tbac ever. -For price and local ajfents see page eagbt.—Advt. A fightarsten of Greenwich named Thomas John Bornett took a dreaah* from a bottle ,Wh,ch he Mumgkt aeoraigia toa»% aDd gebseqiieatfy diøooTered. tbat be had swaJ- lowed a btxoeBt mmp"d ef tihtoraltiara ud. acanite, which nesuited in his death. 4iw «rteanter Yamrrsxi htto arrived at (koeen :o., with suteea of the survivors of the crew of the French sbevmer ViHe de St, Nazaire, w^Ash foundered 260 miles sooth of New York- lhe boat packed up by the Yai armd originally contained 29 persons, but L) snooombed to ixjpyeu^e fuid priyutiwa,

LLANSAMLET LOWER I PARISH COUNCIL. A meeting of the above Ootmeil was held it Cwm Board Rehool on Monday, Mr. W. VVatkica in tha chair. The following members were presant: Messrs. William Harrison, W. W. licmw, H. D. Sims, J. R. Williams, W. ti. Bo wan, C. R. Griffiths, J. Harris, Samnel L>avies.—'iibe minutes of the previous meeting ivere read aad coufbmed.—CoviiKaiior C. B. j-nllitiks moved, end ConBculor W. W. Roeser seooaded a strong resolution against the Edu- cation B, ill of the preeent Government, which was carried witb oas diw^mtiont.—The finan- cial Gocomints of tlus year presented by fhe ohairiafm, which tha Council resolved to pay.—This being the taat meeting before the aew Council will come into oiSes, a beea-ty vote of thanks was accorded the cbainnan for tus faitiiful service to the Oouatal for the past F-r. The warm frh«jA-« of the Council were i80 aoaorded. the oierk (Mr. J, Jordan) for W>e able letter which he addressed to the Town Jounctl of Swansea with reference to the limited bounderv line of Ll-^iaftmltt Low. Lt appears tbafe the Oonoil of Swansea is ikying to claim the atrip of lead lying to the sust of Jersey-road up to Llaaiarcai-read, via. JA«jssel-road., to Winediwen, which the Council )f LkiBsomJet Lowef sw is tbeir's, and for hiCQ they are going to fight.

1 Retiring from Business. BOOTS. SHOES. SLIPPERS. Ih. McAVERA haying sold his Swansea and Morriston Stocks to MESSRS. A. J. JACOBS & SON, OF NEWPORT, « THE GREAT JOB STOCK BUYEP t to ve the iiahabitants of ? Betor? removing same Messrs. Jacobs have decided to give the inhabitants of ( Swansea. and neighbomhood the benefit :0£ their fortunate purchase by holding, for a few weeks, one of the most Genuine and Astounding Sales on record. 11 I The combined Stocks, bought at a Big Discount off cost, amount to about rt flWO, and are now on n". SALE Ckt AT 111, CASTLE ST., SWANSEA. < 4'11 now seuing at 2? 11 Men's Ksdied Boots, warranted all leather 4/11 now seUing at ?11 "■ tt ¡len's Nailed :&ots, warranteti all leather .n. 4íl1 now selling at 2111 ? Gents' Laced Boots, best quality.?.?.?. 8/11 ? „ 4/9 Ladies" Kid Laced Boots, splendid value. 4/11 „ „ 2/6! Boys and Girls' School Boots, strong and reliable. 3/11 „ „ 1/11 Infants' Boots and Slippers, Tarious designs 1/6 „ 4! It would be impossible to give a full List, but the above will convey some idea of the many l Bargains now being offered bv Messrs, Jacobs, at 11, Castle-st., Swansea, late JAMES McAVERA. h L COME EARLY AND SECURE THE GREATEST BARGAINS. ily COME EARLY AND SECURE TEE GREATEST BARGAINS. :nr h Jo jo* ir, sd

LOUGHOR BOROUGH PARISH COUNCIL. RESULT OF THE VOTING The annual meeting of the Leughor Borcmgh Parish Council was held at the National School- room, Upper Tewn, under the presidency of tha- Rev. Mr. Jones for the purpose of ejecting oo«n<alk>Ts far the ensui-ng year. There were 23 oftttdadateg for 13 mats. The following were IXtKCTED. S. ThcHnaa (Bsoad Oa^c) 63 W. Bemiett (Upper Town) 62 .1. R. HoBupareys (Longhor) 56 W. Gower (King's Bridge) .55 Thoemns Lewis (Gorseimon) 51 Daniel Jones (Uppex Town) 47 W. CtemoEt ffarmer) 47 D. Tbotnjis (BryaSyvaom) 46 Ridiard Thomas (Waun) 41 H. Ho-wdbi (Cross Keys) 41 I>. Jones |CcojKKHtkfn Arms) J. 'fliomas íOymmer House) 39 R. TrounseM (Station Inn) 38 MJN- £ Lt:CTED. S. Harris (ironmonger) 36 J. Morgan (TyfFaid) 34 Jeetic iov, d (ageno 34 H. Jones (amr Penuel) 34 Thoimas Howeil (Upper Town) 32 Tbouuaw Owen (Upper Tftwn) 25 Th«m«s Hxtglies (Whitleyfacis) 20 n. Griffiths (baiter) 16 W. D. Ganfoer (traveller) 15 R. Googh hiwfxnr) 12

fA TASTE FOR JEWELLERY. A SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER RUN IN PY THE POLICE. At the Swansea PoSce Coort on Tuesday, Al- bert Ckv-ke, a rough looking character, with Bo fixed residence, was charged with having in his possession a lady's watch and chain, and earrings, supposed to have been stolen. P. C. (531 FLeadon said tkst he saw defendant ? a pal'Orken blko t-ymg to pled,. a wa £ cu, chain and am-rier- W asked him where he got the things, and he said at Carcuii. Wit- iaess arrested hnn and bnxught him to the sta- tion. Mr. Hopkitifi, landieid of the Union Ibki ¡ St. iao.-r.as, iaentiiied the property as belonging to Miaa RicLaids, a barrr>j«l iu his employ. Remanded until Thursday. At the swaava Coort, on Tbwrwfcy, Albert Clv Vr, t towt-lw^;in2 obaraet°v "ith no fixed residence, war* bronght up on remand j on a e?Tge of theft. He ?'i? c.H?gMl t? have T,TTT?:y? 9. ï ",T ?-%tch., ?'? '?'"? a watch- s*$n.-l. a tear V«"jocii, a snver brexjes b, a gokl rlog, a pccketfc kl..í.fu, and a new ía.n,hmg. the wule oemg the LLw?? of Mery Jane, I balmlÚd at the Uiuon Inn, Port Temnan? of the value of JS6 lQst Miss Richards went into the witness-bo* and identifpbd the curticLea in question as her property. She last saw the artacjes in her bedroom about ha-li-p three o'clock on Monday, Marefe 29th. WhoEio she went to bad between 11 and 12 o'ciock that night she missad the watch, the guard, and the stand. On sta-mbiir,, toe next moraine she niis^-d the other artscies, and JÐMie a complaint to her mi. She saw defendant in the bar I of the paMjc-hoase ax-out three o'clodk 00 Mon- day afteraaon, when she served him with a pint of beerr. He left tine house several times for short occafli oosw It was possible for anyone to go upstairs withoot being seen from the bar. Mi1. Isaac Rcpfcaal Levi, a pepwiabroker, of St. Thomas, said that d«tendteit visited his shop abrRit nbia dclo&- on Monday- night, and, pro- I ducxag a goid diara and a sflver waieik, asked for an advjLaoB of 10s. upon them. Witness asked where defendant gnt, tOOrn. end he pro- duced a pawn-ticket, saying that that wonki show. Witness put severaJ more qneetians to him, and finding that he contradicted hisaseS, detained fue. property and seat for a polioe oon- stabie, whe took the defendant into custody. PC. BLeadcrn (53) gave avklaoce of anesiing the prisoner. At the request <e€ the Bentib, Mr. Levi made a I vakraticn of the goods, which, he said, was J33, though they were of considerable more vafue to the owaa. Defendaat ptetwfed' gmMy And was sentenced to two months, with hard labour.

TAYLOR AND COMPANY, LIMITED. I THE IHBHOTOBSr KEFOET. ) The foLowing report wffl be pras«irte d ta the Aarebofc&ni at the assnnal meetu^, to be bad on Monckw, April T2%h: The directors bag to svhmit the baiaeco-dbeeii made up f«r the P-6 ?-!r, -mtng huary. 27th, 1&97. a?p have now been ctanpieted^ aad the cc", RMOUUT- Mg bD abOUt A, paid out ei mwma. The 'Krectore bora tMe year written off W««tw»^ pro part'Y aaomt. li?& 2d. on the PC& W:W account% P-M; tDM?jctsnt amd ft, turœ, £300. It. t&t a. '? 4 per «S. per MMtmn be paid <m l? May next, frœ ef ÎDI;:UA.e. 1bè &i8eetor is Mr. & D. D-M* wbn, bat? <4?JM? <?aM hHaBeN for re-decree. Tbe anditoI', Mr. FL G. Cswkac, &bo e&n hin? for r? eiecfeogv

lW8'S COCM.—ttUIllVL AUD OBKmRIL— By a tttM?a?h kno' of tbe MttapfJ lwws wUsb 8'- uw oveawnim* «C itQts&op. <ui? nuLU tWn. aad by a wpflualfcan Ce ikw &oa yro- penleø af wà1.. 0*<?.t, 3AL %?' h?g ?T<?T?-? for <mx t-?.f——h-??t ??) f?p?jt <t'tMMM<jh nawo?u?d bttvec?tw wUob now ae?e a<t Ntt? ho?w dt?fMn?* bti? It is by ?te sse a? :ZK Ð,rti.d e( <i?t that a eo. WI ?a?tatly Vailt up untiisttM?MtOti?h?Mmat?vMytwadaMy tó. W* =Ay eoeMte mMty a IDW ska* by keep? ?Hse?we ?MR tMr?od vjtMim?e Meed and p.ropec1r nOWli ?'sme. — "CMt StervMo &WN fo??, 3tede subw?r = bttHH? ?ater ?r milk. —<?d om7 ia pM?te aw1.PG88oors tet?e l ted JAAW ik" & e&? 1 t h ùo Cheiffltets. LMtdOtt." At the Eastbotrrae Nice Court, Matilda Emuia Newman, a visitor who c-Ame to JKast- bourne on & bioyde, was charged with attempt- ing to commit suicide. Tbe pnsoaer waibd into tbe sea cp to her waast ana afterwards sat ou a rock. Asked why she attempted sukade, she said, "I aiD tlizmgh Arthur." The ac- cused was discharged on her sister promising to tak,e oue oi her. h, Combines Strength Purity and Solubility. A breakfast cupful JB of this delicious Cocoa costs less than one farthing, ). '¡ k' '7.'

MORRISTON DISTRESS The foiiowiag 4<uiaUoos have been rcmv(-(i with the wiLnueat and wnowest thanks for the weak eadmg March 27th, 1897: Ha&xi. Wtmien's Liberal Association, Pontypridd (per Miss It. N. PbilHpe-) 10s; Trehaclyirt Warlle¡Ù¡ Liberal AssocifttkHi (jw Mni. H. B. Morgan, TTeher?)ert) Cl 10: Tabor Congiag 05rarch, Aberywyufi (per Mr. John ] it! vie81, ;1:; Eben xar Ooagregatioiial Qscroh, KiiybekQ, PonlArdawe (per Mr. T. R. Davie») 15s. Siloa Oongregatioaal CSaafflcb, Itelincrytbaii, Meath (per Mr. Davias, txeaux-er ), £ 2 8s. 6d. ;¿,4 postage iAampe (^wnnsea post mark), 2s. ;Major T. J. Cbamberhwyna, Ireiand (per Sir R. A. Morris, Bart., Stitty), a &Irl School, PoalAasfciya. (.per Miss H_ ^oaes amd a^sist^arts), Di reiaamder of a eoEectioo at the Welsh Baipiist Quuxh, T2an^ik> (Rv. R. Roberts) (per Mr. W. J. Williams), Is. Id. livynypie. CoUicry W o^kmen Cocnmitfcee (per Mr. John R,5 A Forrester (Ntath posk mark, £ 1; the W extern mli Pond, aeeood dooaAim. (per the poofrietors) £100; from His Wocaiop tiue Mayor of S'Ð Food (per Mr. H. H. itopton, ban. L-Caw"e". £ 80 6s. 6d. tbe Dryden Ohairity Ooooert CVxar mittee (per Mr. Drydæ, obenost, 171t. 3d. In of cistbiag frem Mr. T. T. Marks, Ap Myixidin, Plase MpddiIl. Llandudno. Relief wa." given to 366 heads of families with cheques to grotwrs fcr J3116 18a. 6d. All ood- leoting boob be letaned to t.be tree.- surer, Mr. David Jenkins, 29, Welcume-st-u* Mapdatoo.

Sir Henry Irving bas ratiin«bed that he will unveil the Sidelong mexnoriil at noon on June L Signer Crispi has received an order to auoear before a Juge d%iamction in order to jnatify bmasetf, in view of the accusations made against him of illkst operations in connection with the Bank of Napiee. Earfy on Fridey moraamg a styiiahiy^ressed man was arrested in tiw neigbbcaimood of King's Cross, Londoo., on suspicicn of hed in the dragging and robbing of Mr. James Alex- and w, a cotomeraal traveiler, of Poilokahieids, G, -to was f<?u.Bd i-mAWe in & Mid- Lind RaQw»y cairiaae at C-ii&e, having beca nobbed of hM propc?y. Mr. Marks Voioafbt in a bin ill. the Hoase of Commons on Friday, to enable the magistrates to restrain the criotijon of certain tenants in Lon- don until after the date of the Jubilee nrocea- sioo. and it waa read a first time. The matter arises out of the scandalons action of certain lar-dlorrte in evicting their lemuits so that thsy might neap the beneofes to be derived from letting rcorns dNomg the PrOGeWAOn to St. Paul's Cathe- dral. The leak-out notices in the engineering trade have been withdrawn, artd arrangements con- I fou- the holding of a joint oanlewace eadjr aext week at Oarlisio. i

SAD ACCIDENT NEAR II LLANELLY. Bey Killed whilst Eluding the PoJica. 1 A very distressing accident oeeorred at Dafen, a small village rear Llanally, on Monday even- ing. Jasaos Ryan, a lad aged 14 years, was play- ing marbles with some other boy* when an ener- getio oonstabie appeared upon the seeee. The boys made off in different diruatioaa. Ryan unfor- tunately got on to the railway, for the purpose of hiding betwean some trucks. These were set im motion, and the poor lad got his head so severely crushed between the buffers that he died a few nwnuibs later. emnees Inquiry. 1 On Wednesday afternoon, an inquest was beid at Bcah Inn, DaJEea, before Mr. W, B. Roderick, coroner, respecting the death of James Ryan, (14), who was knocked down by a railway wag- gon on Monday eveaing, as already reported in the "Leader." The Rev. P. PhilSps was fore- man of the jury. Tbomas Jones, Bcll Ima, LfeaeeUy, deposed that he was a smith's striker. He saw tbe lad Ryan aboot 4 o'clock on Monday afternoon De- ceased was standing on the tramway, bet-ween the buffers of the. The trucks were sud- denly set in motion and deceased was crashed between tho buffers. Arthur Lloyd, Maascafflwr-row, deposed that he was playing with the doeso,&-Al close to the railway. There were about boys altogether, aad when they saw the policeman Joining trrwar ds tbeci they all ran away. James RY-&n endeavoaied to cross the hne underneath the trucks. Deceased was looking towards the poiinem'vi:, and his bade was turned towards the trucks, so that if a truck came out of the works be wouid not see it. Just, tlfil deceased got be- tween the bufL-rs, another truck was moved out ?l the works by two horses. As it knocked up '?ainat tho other trucks on the line, they ;fi moved, about 18 inches, and deceased was crushed between the buffers. Just as the trucks were moving, Mrs. Ryao., the mother of deceased, ralJed oot to him. Mrs. Ryan wae only stand- ing abottt 50 yards awsv. Ryan only lived for I two or three minntas alter the accident. They were not- allowed to play on tho tramway at tire side of the works. The po ioemau was not ran- nans. after Ryaa The trocka were not standing I cxa the middie line as stated by the previous wit- ness. Tlv>ma« Jfmfis, CTrarch-street, Dafen, a hau- h.elr, deposed that he was working at Daten Works on Monday afternoon. About 4 o'clock be was fcaJcing a. van of tin out of the works, for tho pcrpoae of hitching it on to the trucks stand- ing on the line outside the works. Witness did not see the dsce&sud until after the acoiient. The jury reterned a verdict, of accidental death, and exonerated everyone from blame.

HINTS ON HEATING. I The Newsst Methed of Diffusing Warmth I Through Dwaliing Hqusss. Ux- Tolm Legg, of Nelson-street "the Qneea of song's practical sanitarian," as he is described 4Q the Htudwarpman, has a new boon on. He has just received from America a consignment of heat-with some of the latest con- trrvuaces tor the scientific diffusion of heat through dwelling houses. Until quite recently there were but two methods adopted for obtain- ing warmth in the rooms of a maumon--the open grate, and the system of hot-water pipins; The grate with its cheering brightness is likely always to,, retBOtn an insfetterticm in English homes, but as a heating apparatus it is open to the objec- tion that it is dniScoit to regTilate the warmth, and so secure aa equable temperature, whilst again* the old system of bot-wrster pipes, there is to be set the disadvatrtage that they are cum- brous, cnsghely, and difficult to manage. Seek- ing to roplace the latter by something that will at 'jnoe be &rnauj&nt&l and effective, beating engineers are devdofang radtefors. A "Leacter" represeciafcive paid a visit to Mr. Legp one day tcis week to inspect some new anthracite boilers, ] by mesms of which, radratara can be economic- J ally placed in small houses. What Mr. Legg has to say in tbseir favour may be gathered from < the foil oaring eosversafci<m — What are the principal advaistages of radia- rorsf'A large amcunt of haatinsj surface is ( concentrated in a limited space, are neat in ] appearancc, essiiy cleatnod, or kept free from 1 dust, and are readily adapted for the assistance of ventilation." For what porpose are they edtTjted? —"As ] they will stand a prestrore of 504bs. tn lite witKKe 3 mœ, they are suiœbie for lofty b,,Lhugs, Wd ?Re tbay are apenmj? ?ntah? for homzws. infirmariea, cburchsa, sdioola, or any dass of poblic buikbng, they are also fit to put in aav rooai, either in the wbwnam's maasoi or the artisan's vina reswieiuje." "Are they suitable for entroaoo haas, corri- dcrs, or Stairca«wir' Y C6 Hitherto only a small pentoeata of oar houses have had the en- trance balk warmsd, the lzrmg rooms are kept I at 60 to 65 clez., while the halls are often 20 dee. lower in teropsrafcttre, cokls chilk, and many cotnse q amit -to are the result. It should be the rule, and not the exception to warm the Hails, aad this can ramdiiy be efiected with radiaixxs. What indnoenwrnJ; is there for the owner to heat hit; property by hot wated" The houses weuld more readily let, be less liable to voids, and while the return for his outiny on the braid- ing would propaUy net oxoeod 5 per cent, the house would readiry c"iurabad 10-per cent, on the fcxtaa ocst of tiie heading plant; for instance, tiw approximate cot^ of heat apparatus wouid be 10 per cant, on the. valse of the building. Sap- pose a hocjae costing £ 1,000 lets at £ 50 per annum, if properly heated at a cost of say Llbo the hoose wouid readily fetch JS60 per asaurm. j and the saving te the tenant in fuel, dost, dirt, and discomfort, would be worth a much larger sum tiiaJi this. Wliat does It coat to warm a medram-sized itoum with rs&ators!" —" I can comiortabty warm and ventilate a medinm-sized house, keep- ing the heat on day and night from h 6d. to 2k 6d- per week for fa el, by ineaias of radiators and properly constructed boilers. The boiler 1 reooaximend for general nse, will keep gom," w*~u- out attention, for 12 hours, in foot, mine goes from Saturday night to Sunday mid-day, and with a few minutes attention on again till Men- day nxttiimg." How does thia compare with gas fires? — An ordicsry gae fire to warm a room, say- Wt. "An ordiuWaxzy jro= 500 ieet of gas in 24 boura at the cost of Is. 6d. For a tri&e over that aancinitt, I could warm 3 rooms with radi- ators for a week. Take the oaee of Messrs. Ra. Jivaim ud. Oh, Ltd., the whole of than' new ?ei?na? Templ!Jtrœt and C&ni?strMt, Lm comfortably v?'aMd at a cost of only 2& 6<L per &Y Is there m?oh cutting away, or disturbing the arrangements in a houm abeaiiy b<ntt ?Jtd t oc<?{aed?—" VMy little indeed. T?s mdiatoø are ufi-?mcT?aJ in a.pe., and land bb&ar genres to. the deeoratk>n» of the various rOODJ:8 in vM? they aM placed, and m each one ia pro- vided with a. valve, tbe beat c&? be pat on or off vided with "a vaa've, t-be be" caa be put an or off How is it that the cost of fuel is so low?"— "I use nothing but ant h acite eoM?ied IrtH? a w?U-ko-ovn oodijery ir the Swansea district aad I biikwi. ia i ivfl jQW "ivac, w Ltr reoognvs VMuabh beafciiig 'jttauttef' in1 i ^hraf't" n^oX and ifat cleanliness, that the jcju''?- j afcor rrrjtam wli be am«»»>uy a-io^tod." la ii exw^aaive piii iadiatcri icto a IvmmY"— *Not at all, lor a medium-taE*-i hense, the price woo.ld vary from JE.20 to £ 3Q, and this would last a lifetime. ——aBsr? I

The aev Rokhkms auumwic gan is to be tMted by the War 0&ce next week 9-Ti?iti.l, seemed to have brought maraiayiBg to a fine art, bat tke Hotchklss is nearly peyrfeotion. It is simple in constructioii, and ooasists.of only 31 intevehaAgeable «nd readily rejp^aeed. The nTJin feature of the gun is the rapidity of its discharge. On one occasion it fired 1,000 shots in 2min. 6sec., and on anottier it fined at tie rate of 11 shots per seooad. An- other advantage, and one of considerable impert- anca, i-s that no water-jadcet is required to k the barrel ood. A steel collar at irregular Air- hee, called a radiator, fits over that part of the gaa where the cartridge is exploded and most bwA developed, and thus the gun maintains itself at the proper temperature. The PniM? of Wales bm presented the Obc? I, xwtiq"- with a very fine phea?ogmph ?f the 14 Urikmma with aB her raciu cac?M ap-MA |<

GOWERTOK I ■ ■ 1 The KnØîm1 nal CfcTzrch (Pastor, Rev. M. Juavies held special services oa Sunday and Monday, March 21st a..l¡d 22nd, 1897, when the Rev. B. iiivan.? of Lloyd-street, LlaneHv, M. Dyfodwg Davies, Morrison, an<t E JenKins, of Waltoi-rocid, rSwonytea, preached sermons, and were introduced by Rev. W. ■). Johns (B.), G-owcrton, and Piebarc.g (M.C.,) Goweiton. There were also prftcent: the Rev D. 0. Davies, of Tabernacle, and the Rev. J. Be van, of Waanariwydd. The services proved weeessful in every way. TILis church has fo" upwards of 13 years worshipped in a. temporary iron building, and now it hae become necessary to think of soenring more permanent and con- vtnieikt boild'Djf*. An architect is engaged. auJ piaaa are being prepared ior a new aDd substan- tial øtøne chapel with schoolroom attached, to meet the present and futnre requiremeots of the el ureh azel coagregsutUm. lvhen the plana pre complete and other necessary jj-epwarions are made, it is intended to dippoae of tha present non chapel, which is a r-ommodjoafi building, oapabie of seating about 300, and hat; a most oomlortsbla appsarance inside. But the Sunday school and congrogaAion have so grown, that tho ahnrch feels conjjjelled to move in the matter for the sake cf their future welfare.

PEN CLA WDD. 1 TEA AND AT TRE BOARD SCHOOL. .I On Saturday evening a tea and entertainment were given at the Board Schoolroom, Pen- elawdd, the occasion bang the end of the night ecnool session. Mr. Jones, the genial and popular sch(K)IMeater, very kindly gave the tea. The following ladies presided at the ta ( kltos. Joaes, and the Mioses Thomas and Jen- kins. Mr. Robert Guy was the chairman of the ajaoerb, and the following took part: — Messrs. W. Murky, juar., W. Jenkins, Geo. .>en.kins, David Evans, end John Mr. Merry Davies gave a recitation, and Miss M. Francis a sokg, The night schcol party, led by Mr. Joraw,, gave couple of etioraws in good efcyie. The night sdaool sessien has been a great success, which is nniyijy due to the efforts of Mr. Jones, and for" his kind and goed work at Penclawdd he received a hearty vote of tliankir, after which an enjoyable evening was bronght, to a cloee. I

SOUTH WALES COAL I TRADE. A1 J- Advance Recaramended. I A meetmg of the joint !lMhtgca1e CO:n-1 Baii?ee was held at the F-gb-rs' Institute, Cardiff, on Tuesday m<mdn?, when the result I of the a<?t for the two months ending February showed that the wages as from April 12, will be 1? &dTa?ce, maRji? the wages U? I above ?e standard.

I BOXING I Willie Morgan, of Swansea, Matohtd te Meet Curraii, ef Rotherham, at Birmingham. Willie Morgan, the well-known Swansea j boxer, is going in for a strict course of training 1 just now, in order to be fit for au event whMh the 1oo.l sporting' i'rtU*st"nif,y are k'aliirj.B ji^rwarii. to with soaie aiiacnt oi interest. He has been matebed to meet Jes Ctirran, of Rotherham, for £ 60 a-dde, and the fight is to take place at Birmingham on April 26th. == )

SAD DEATH AT LLANELLY A painful aeckkmt, ona which rendered it I »eceesary that he should be sent to the hospi- tal, occurred to a lad named Walter Lewis, of 83, Middie-road, Cwmbwrlo. As be was waiikiog eJong the footpaili on his way to school, a horse was backing a cart full of coal into ysremises close by. The horse backed the cart the corner of a wall, causing some of the masonry to fall on the lad's right leg. He was ccKw-eyeci,' home, and afterwaa-ds removed ] to the hospital, suffering by a severely crushed foot aud ankke.

On Wednesday m the Adi*inW^y Drr'r^on of tbe High Court, Mr. Justice 1 arises, sAtrng with liistiy Masters, g«ve ^Jdgment in tlus ftalvege snit. The itoriou was t-rougiit by the owneog and crew of Ute sveamfchip 1'olue, of Liverpool,, aud of the <t^u»¥bip Mer.^vr, of BktaL, and by the owners of the tugs Can- (jneror ana Qballeuger, for services rendered to the steamship Imbros, of Hull, when she strode on the Lost Helwiak Shoal, near Port Eynon Head, in the Bristol Channel!, during a ctense fog on Jfetiruary 2 last.—Mr. Justioe Bornea, in giving jttdgment, said he did not regard the service of the Merthyr as a, very important one, bat that of the Doliie was m,oat vwluAtwe. The two tugs, the Conqueror and Ofaaiienger. also rendered tamely help. Taking into conflfck*«ttoii all the circBirwfcanoes of the QUe, be should award the piainSiffs the sum of £ 1,700. Of that £ 750 wo«id go to < t.be Dolbe, JB800 to the tugs the Conqoeror and OhaUenger, and JBIM to the Merthyr, with oostSL His Warstep the Mayor (Mr. H.W WS1 J tdDe) Akterman Morgan Tttfcton, Alderman W. ( t1.. lidwardi, Mr. F. H. GSynn Prtce, and oth, ] Swansea gwitletnen gmve evidence on Tuesday bi support at tile North Pembrokeshire and ttiabipxxrd Railway Bill, now being promoted a j^Mtomaak

• T' nrJ Pianos from £ 4 to, £ 106, Organs, from £5 to £ 168. Harmoninms, from £ 2/10 to £ 34 Mandolines a Speciality. Brinsmead Grand on Hire, for Concerts, Ac., GOWER &r, SWANSEA. ..411 G-OUT "4' 3[A 8 ?OUTAND Rii?UMAii?M. TTMae lav?lnaMe Pin. are MeoaMnended to tbe ■ffliotwi with eanfideaoe, as one of the results of the improved Bbte of BMdicfd M&enoe, and the o*?y e&CMBt remedy ever dioc?ered for GOUT and RHEUMATISM, in that they only oure tbese diMorders, but peNat their pmeDt and remrrsBce. All C&e»iBte, Stwres, aad 829, Strand, Load a*. at Is. ajMi 2s. 9d. per box. ;j k' 'rr0'¿": \(:h;;è' y. 'j '->f1¡; iF;" 'U I. (-. ,f, ,"i;#} Dining-room Suites, £ 4/10 to X20 Bedroom Suites, from 49/6 to V55 Sideboards, from 35/- to X35. Bedsteads, from 10/6 to £ 15. Mangles, from 32/- to 75/- Albany Buildings, Gower-street, SWANSEA L' "\i ::réLc.c"21j,'[{;C.:t"4'.c;t.2:g'Jf n  ,c" !3.S r Ii I"' ¡ e''c..a li '1f 1b1,î f'(\ 11 ,11'&' )I ïv i^, ROYAL I W/ \M disinfectant! Soap j t??d S \? L.<?????S??\ Eminent Medical Men, y ????'!i?%???????'&??????B!??-? ???? ? Officers of Health, and k Trained Nurses, re-  commend Lifebuoy  P^ ^oap for use during in t to Epidemics. ?j Ufebuoy Soap is a Disinfectant Soap, for ira ? use in the prevention of Sickness and the |P preservtjon of Health. Guaranteed perfectly |k ? pure and free from any injurious Chemicals. H  WORTH A GyiKSEA A BO% BEECHAM-S PILLS  BILI? AND KERYOOS MSORDERS,? SUCH AS :-JJ;c, (' 1 B!e? Siea?a??e, So?at!pat!o? ? ??? ?',? Weak StomarJh, impaired Digestion,' i J E'sofdereil Liver & Feriiaio"Ariment& J Prepared only br the Propn<ter, TmmAs ErxcTTkm, St, Helens, L<BiCMMra, 1? ? boxea, 9? la. l?L and 2a. 9d. ewA with fall duedwn& Soid ewe?rwhMe- ? 1 V DOWN AND SON, FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS, BEDD.INbt CARPETS, LINOLEUM, A?TD EVERY DESCRIPTION OF HOUSE FtTRNTTUBE. STEAM CABINET WORKS. SWANSEA THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STEAM CABINET MANUFACTORY IN WALES ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES FREE ON APPLICATION. £ N MUCH CHEAPER THAN BRISTOL OR LONDON HOUSES ESTABLISHED 1854. g, A,. 0.V,v"1i;J¡/(jhj1 fS.S'-Ü-CE tilN L r- 'I ?S?  g^l i f p. if 'G  t.i, !dI., :ø Lo /'1'tfffsJó T,6;I£'(JVEEN.. L,  TT?ADirS ?1 OUT & RHEUMATIC Tr?LL? I SHOULD NOW BE ILL IN BED. TRADE'S PILLö. lOi, Jubilee termce, J Wolvarhampton road, ADERS TRILLS. Walsall, iSov. 22nd, 18S3 Jaji L Vear Sir, I write 1;0 ADHS B JILLS, thank you for the very irret t JPi I amount of beaetlt I have re wfre i from using ymrr mitrvellous Gonr and Kb -a mntlc Plllr*. I am glad to think I am able to w te, had it not b-oen for your grand Pills I 81 Wd have beoii unable to do so, aud am quite oerW_u I SHOULD -NOW BE ILL IN 6ED I am extremely thankful, as I can ntiil keep nt JD7  OUT. work. I KhtJl ne every en- X dea'onr to m&keyour P¡ll KHEUMATISM. more widely knnwn. Yon ljtuiy use this how you think  OUT. proJ'er.-I remain, youm ?'<r tnitMuliy, 0 HEUMATISM.. GUEST I\ Mr. G. Eade." 1^APE'S OUT & REU MA"'IC IFXII, 'S Prepared only tr George Eftde. 72 G- 'HweiJ-roaJ, London, E.e: and Sold by all Chemists, in Bottles, is. lid. and 2s. 9d. jgADE'B GOUT & It HEUMATIC pILLS DR. I "OX IS COUGH AND VOICF, WAYEP-CA THE GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLLte, jlU-UJM CHIIlb, INFLUNZA, HOAit>ENLSci, i,ObS OF VOICE, AND ALL APFi-.CTIOiSrt OF THE CHEST AND LUNGS. These invaluahle Wafers, being prropared from Herbe and Fruita only, do not contain any deleterious ingredients, and may be taken witfo perfect safety by old and votmg. DK. p0X-3 0OUGR AND olyw AFERS Prepared only b7 ?lORC, E EDF 120 GOSWKLL Itk)AI). IONONA Ttna ts- ljH. oactt. Post Free from the Proprietor n Stauaps or Powtal Order.ii)t e Mix ure Ptrfcot Aankedyto WILLLIAAIS* (I'u.vjLtjmATra) WORM LOL (J l'ë. 1 or over W years this ii,,gWy'v'alua kk- Semedy "a met wiLh ttK: UroMes suocows. The etleci upoa V. eak. i-itUg,&W ChiitU-eu (oil en ghu up au ailie) lbiikeA"agic. lid or Ilia W,.Mouldug {i^fua, Ly uikiiig Lltfeee Lazeu^os, the thin, puit>- iaoed, iwuuiuute Child l;f:'(QÐ..¡" 1f1.Ol!g, heajtihy an<t hvuiy, the prkbe, .1 the anxiety ofliv guhu?,?s. bit -1 h?ve for sudm Ume U8ed our Amthal- tiLnax;or Nt W IM 1AW.ICk?U IM ILV lUUljl5, &lid mij lifcm a vei-y isk-ec, ii &LL-u u., e lui- AAicir I:i.d.eti, aixi u^i e*-i>bie aud convenient 1011n ia a fri oai i-oi oum»«:iiiu*tJbeu lei' ctultueu.—\Y .loLUXCU> el&BOS, V ioai «f Y wk&hiie. mrnruM—jau} m u.e 14ulAi %o? aW sympteinaia- i?,w,e Vvuiius:—\i»i-tid,Jb si>pelite, in?" Ult.-u.hi a,;ideru?cLa44wiji, p&Ks in I-Le Hloiua<ij &llU r8lA:kn.ee, iiudiug of Ilia iectil -uluiug tiicoy, dieaiiiS aud re#t*«»cfsii«<!Mi, j wJsjiig uuie ik«^e,pale, mum oi me < ouiiieiiaJiie, Lai<.i,e«fe "Uti luui^swl he ielta-, slimy iMooltc v. iiLo<<4cBitiiiaJgjiuijiH, nl0, 0 pea-ticmisd ly- about the naviu, sULchcb in tl1. side, !<.k«rt Gi y <. o«txh &&,a exn^M.da\i«ti et the Uody OLnsa miflt4iken 102 &eviuncvijei outness-Bio* Lever, ind ii :«guiav puJuso, boluc tiu.efsooavui- hive ftta, Qttetl. aiuuiuit: MwUifcii lItoalh; Leat and itching at cmt tlife loiiitv i bi<l» 011tll causes them to be mliiViLkeu iqn piivs, diradneba, tell e threat aud h;il&Slxr>alien ettlae l.cweijs. Ibe IIl..O\ eaymptwin VW I 8et QI uiilfi IL.Q tL 4U Jduu 0.1 "W OiTLJs. I>«eea>ce0 < oti t «iit sbthiiig »ivtijn.«n t. the COlle1.ltnt, ena aze ",1ùù. 8..11 .). (}'t1I't4\l('a\i V. ann L>utt«ufcea are prcp*reH from the OTiffiiial Jtec^dj-L by JoHar Lavibs, Ch«uist, SO, Hi?'h-Kt., Swusea awd o}d Y:y momt (b"idat.6, at &?a. JSi?.altd 28.d. I ei box; by pant, 14 or Mrwimp*. JPre(?ot?'<y ?he G«veinmeut t?Mnp? cu 'hk.h fueau?r?ved he worus Widiamb ,V w- ,.u .l4-"AleU"tJ.>   'WEDDING :P("JB WEDDING RJ1iuS w ? BROUGirrON? ?TPJ! ?OTED WIDMNG 1 ,y S? By!? ? J?h?y? Ptloc18æJ U31, HIGH 8T SWANSEA ? (Opp<?t.j)?.  Sir Arthur Sullivan is busy on a new baDatI ii; jommeration of the Queen's long reign. It is k- be produced at the Aihambra in about a -zJL '■ i £ 3 h- ? TO a\l\ jrv jc??r??r? ? T? ? H??M ??? onyoul t.? ADVANCED f J?? \?'?'?/ \v\ y <?/ -» ADVANCES made vpes f.. Baud, for long or short periods, at a ieaaott able Rate of interest, and, if neoessarr, 44 trbole can be i-e-paid by easy instalwalts %I suit their convenience. All transactions kept strictly private. No citarge iruwie unless business don*. Applioatioas promptly attended t& For further particulars appW to A. E. 0 w- MmmM 16, C-AT 6TREET, ??- '"j ? Ofti4S'  ?a( ???C??CT '!<?S&? 7^9 & y- ?aet. 7't 9 ¡ V ?a SGt- 'Mas g sJeNts.^ j FEEDS MaseNl.S. .HICH STA1!!I!T .'ANa — 7 V/ ( I 'O^ ST1MU LATES S? and SUSTAJ?S. sontoni^AT worlds An exedient Xemedy i »r NV orma in Children of ifl ages, and in didc-agine and thoroughly erodicatinK thctse pai-a*hi* k infest tht-e Htonueh and o.Js. 1\0 ot anj kind ie reqtiured to be teken attti'fcoi)t«*iea, us it tfur- pensts with fcrjaia whl<ii HI 1reqne.tly repulsive grill «iMi*n40able to most Children, ioutunjca is qi-he Lazvlek*, and can bit takrn Vy the n.o»t L cllcatf CLild., td- 9d.— Frepai^d by &«kea Jon88..8., 12, Hieh street, Swansea. L ADIES! LADIES! MRS. SCEEAIPFWP- JLj MLNXTON, the emtnent La4y Specialist 0.11 Fem.le Complalnta, It .k:dhT aunotuiciu? th?t her REMEDY for restor auxiotmoing WITHOUT MEDICINE is the positive? we, cer<aiu, and speedy one knowr acts almost immediately, aad doee not int? with household duties. I guarantee every Seud ut once stamped addre«fned envelope lbr partienlars and most, convincing testhaon )^uarantted grenuine under a i>c!iuJty of CI^XO" Mrs. Schaiiezsifemvpaii, fiwt i.¡j, I