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ONE FARTHING PER WORD PBEPAID ADVESTISEMEKTS. Advertisements can be inserted under the following Leadings at a Farthing per Word. Name and address counted, and odd farth- ings not charged. Three consecutive insertions for one and a fcslf times the price of one. Six consecutive insertions for twice the price of one. Thus — Words. Once. Three times. Six times. 22 3d 4jd 6d. 18 44d 6gd 9d. 24 6d 9d. Is. This Scale does not apply to trade advertise- ments or public notices. Stamps may bo sent in payment, half-penny xiampe preferably. Cheques. Postal and Post-office Orders should be crossed, and made payable to Mr. D. j WATKIN THOMAS. Advertisements are received at the follow- ing placts :— CHIEF OFFICE "EVENING EXPRESS" OFFICES, St. Maxy-strest, Cardiff. "Express Office, Tredegar-place Neivporfc. "Express" Office, Castle-street .Swansea. "Express" Office, Victoria-street .Merthyr. "Express" Office, 4a, Taff-street.Pontypridd. Situations Vacant.—If You Want a Situation, Buy in "Evening Express" Fourpenny Advertisement "Blank" from the nearest Jfewaagerfc, Tobaccorii/rt, or Hairdresser.. Fill up tlie Form acd Send It b the "Evening Express" Offices, Cardiff. It will probably get you a Situation. Try it. Hundreds are satisfied. If you cannc-t get. a Form in your neighbourhood Bt'Ild a postcard to the "Evening I Express" Office-, Cardiff. -?-?

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS. BIRTHS. WEBB -On Nûyemhpr the 23rd, at Carlton ^illa. Cowbridge-road, Cardiff, the wife of T. H. Webb, of a sen. DEATHS. JOKES.—On November 22cd, at Brechfa Rectory, the Rev. D. Morris Jones, B.A., aged 46 years. Funeral at One o'clock. Wednesday, at Brechfa. Friends kindly accept this intimation. LEWIS.—On the 25th November, at Tyiacooli, Aber- carn (the residence of her son), Rebecca, widow of the lata Robert Lewis, of St. Mary Hill Court, Bridgend, aged 68 years. Funeral on Fridav, the 22Th inst., from the Court for C«lwin=tone, at One p.m. WILLIAMS.—On November 24, at the White Hart, Bridge-street, Cardiff, John Williams, suddenly. Deeply regretted Public funeral on Wednesday, two o'clock sharp, for New Cemetery. V»1II.LIAMS.—On the 23rd November, Kichard Williams, Carpenter's Arms. Broughton, Wick, Bridgend, aged 49 years. Funeral at Llantwic Major on Wednesday. 27th inst., will leave Brough- tou at Two p.m. Friends please accept this inti- mation. r',

MATRIMONIAL. Gentleman, 24, musical, fair, good position, Wishes to Marry; enclose photo; genuine.—A 90, Evening Express. Cardiff. e8523d25 MEDICAL. cjciatica, Rheumatism, and Pa.ral.TBis Cured Evpe! diticualy.Houghton's Electro-Hydropathic. Establi«b- Oient. Stuart House. Edwards-ierrc.ce. Cardiff. ,,800H -???? LA MISCELLANEOUS SALES. 1.000 Business Cards. Memorandums. or Billheads, 3s. 10.C00 Useful Handbills, fis. 6d. samples f,('e. Fisher and Co., Machine Printers, Broadmead. Bris- tol. _cM13 DOGS. For Pale. Airedale Terrier Dog; Irrge rend very strong, splendid house dog grand companion; used to children; price £ 5.—Apply A 99. Express Onir-e. Ci-rliti. e8530d26 ttJ!J- ?1IIf" -? ENGINES AND MACHINERY. For Sale. beautiful Large Model Compound Beam Engine; :et condenser; air pumtt; feed pump; governor, ftc. complete.-—Applv Wm. Green, 21, Ca; tie-road, Roath, Cardiff. e8517d23 VEGETABLES. Where to Get Tour Vegetables—at Mrs. E. Porter's, Jlfrket Gardener, Whitchurch; fresh vegetables sup- plied every Saturday at Stalls 139 and Kl, in the Market; shops supplied at the shortest notice. ez2 UTOB3E 'UHTJUIBL-UWWUMVTJRST.WN.LHMMRMKZVJILTUJJIL MI •< SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. -?. Extraordinary Old Chippendale 8-day Grandfather's Clock, with brass face, £10 10s.. cost S50 at London Ezhibition, 1851: in pei-fect order. Also Old Oak Dining-room Suite. 12 small and two large armchairs, and couch, £ 15 15s.—Ede's, Old Curiosity Shon, New- port. e3504d21 BrcmmM'j^^itiwsxaaa^iLuuMjiugBiumtiiguA^'ngTgtgMBOMt CARTS, CARRIAGES. For Sale. New Troll.v. which carries four tons; has not been half a dozen times, with cross, spring, &-c.: cost £ 35 will Sel! for £ 28 also a good Cart, nearly rew. with two s?t.« of sideboards; cost £ 15, will Sell for £ 10.—Apply Vechile, Western Mail. New^ port. e854?d28 For Sale at Gover's Wha'-tonstreet. Cardiff, New Har.Hne Cart aDd nearly New Business Cart. a^d Three Butchers' Blocks. e3537d23 ???r.-?.? ;M. T- PARTNERSHIP. Law.—Partnership.—North Wales.—Half Share in Country Practice, with Public Appointments and Advocacy, for Immediate Disposal must he Welsh sneaking solicitor; premium, £ 550.—Address B 42, Western Mail, Cardiff. L12565 Wanted, One or More Capitalists to JoirTin Forming Syndicate to Work valuable Parent.—For part.icu'ara apply B 59, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3872d3? Wanted, Partner, with £ 700, to Ass'st in Estab- lishing a Business in Cardiff.—B 58, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3853d30 ? SEWING MACHINES. A beautiful Hand Se'.Wng^Machine high arm, lock- stitch, self-threading, silent, and all the latest im. provements perefctly new, never been used; com- plete, with handsome Italian walnut cover and all accessories and instruction bonk; cost 55 5s., will sell for B2 12s. 6d.; inspection invited,-7, S'ephen- son-street, Riverside, Cardiff. e8568z3 Special Offer to Boot Trade.—Jones's Ann Machine: Three Sets of Iron tests; equal to new: only in use three months; an offer invited.—Vranch, 1. Market- strrft. ^A-'v^nrlare.^ iii «PiBniim■ n MOSEY. MONET TO LEND. Those in Want of Cash are Recommended to Apply t.) the Provincial Union Bank, 1. Queen-square, Bristol, fr to the District Agent, E. W. Weber. 3, Working-street. Cardiff. e4550 RE" MONET BORROWING. Mewrs. WALLACE and CO.. 98, QUEEN STREET, CARDIFF, Make Monetary Advances to all Classes at the lowest rate of interest. Sureties are not necessary. Harmful and objectionable inquiries are not made. All transactions conducted in a bUBiness-like and equitable manner. N.B.—Entrance first door at side. e8304d APARTMENTS. APARTMENTS TO LET. T^ocks.—To Let, unfurnished, Front Bedroom, Back Parle. to jespectable people.—36, Adelaide-street, Cardiff. e8r46d2b A very Comfortable Home Offered to a Gentleman: young people and musical; every convenience and use of piano; terms i^rictly moderate.—29, Crwys. road, Cardiff- c8634d27 Very comfortable, vell-fumislitd Rooms; perma- rer.tlv or otherwise; pleasantly situated near pier, hath/. Xc.—Apply Ro«k Villa, Penarth. e8520d23 1^4, Richmond-road, Oc.rdiff.—Cotnfortab'.e tApart- irents to let hot end cold bath teitns moderate and inclusive. ?90taS_ Superior Apartments, Cathedral-road, for a Gentle- Jrlan; every convenience.—Apply B 60, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3894/2 Medical Student, Reading for Final Exam., Wishes Another of studious habits to Join Him (Country home), where tbev could study together; moderate lenBe.~B 54, Western M*iJ, Cardiff. 3849d27 MISCELLANEOUS. Is Tour Watch Wrong? The Best and Cheapest Shop in Cardiff for the Repair of Watches of everv deecription, English or Foreign, is 38. Castle Arcade (third shcp from Castle-street), by James Keir, for ten years with Mr. Spiridion. Clocks and Music Braes Cleaned and Repaired. c4202 MfyxwiiAaaweajaituMawEimi>iB>Biiwijiiii!jwfiUCTBBMsw"«'«TW» DRESSMAKERS. Milliner (stylish) accustomed to serve Welch in- dispensable state reference, experience, &c, Also, a Young lady as Apprentice.—Morgan Evans, Ystal- yfera. 3755d23 Milliner.—Wanted at once, First-class Milliner for Natal, South Africa.—Apply, by letter, to W. H. G.. care of Cowie and Co., 17, Gresham-street, London, B.C. 363M28 ■ml'i MIL MIIIIWIIIGNROaa——A—mmHO———aaw LOST AND FOUND. FOUND. Found. Fox Terrier dog, with Black Ears; if not claimed in three days will be soid to eXlw!lO,'8. —274, Delbi-street, Canton, Cardiff. ed29 LOST. Lest. October 19, First-class Certificate engineer's j I No. 17.669; finder -ewarded.—Forward to Mr. David- oon Ferrvsid". CaTnr.rthrtishirc. e8523d26 ■ «P3»wanMP«BBew»iiH'ii mimniM AGENTS, TRAVELLERS. Ex-Police Officer Wanted to Influence Business among the Gamorganshire Constabulary, and Can- vass Orders for a Be ok that ought to be in the bpnds of every officer; price moderate; only roen of business ability need apply: first-cass men treated liberally.—Alpha, Western Mail Office, Swansea. ed29 Additional Canvassing Agents (whole or spare time) Wanted by the L. E. and G. for Cardiff and Barry Districts; splendid terms offered to men of good character.—Apply, personally, District Manager, 83, Albsny-road, Roath, Cardiff. e8542r!29 The "Friend of the Millions," Patented Artiole; 70,000 sold in September.—Energetic Agents Wanted in Unrepresented Districts many canvassers clearing £ 5 per week.—Send fourteen "cnce for sample and postage to Agent, 24, Kmgswood-road, Penge, S.E.. Lon- don. e8417d28 MAN AND WIFE. Married Coup!e Wanted, or Sister and Brother— latter well up in Stock Feeding and Carriage Horses coir.bincd; wages S25. furnished rooms, coal, vege- tables good laundress for small family.—Address II 30, Western Mail, Newport. 3952d28 Wanted, for the A root-street Wes'.eyan Chamel, Penarth, a Caretaker; man and wife, no children pre- ferred.—A"r. giving full particulars, to H. Wallis, Exchange. Cardiff. 3867d30 Wanted, Married Couple—man to do general out- door work under bailiff and have some knowledge of rough shooting; wife to be experienced laundress and undertake management of laundry with daughter or helper; young children objected to: good characters essential.—Apply J. C. Richardson, Esq., Glanbrvcfen Park, Manordeilo, Carmarthenshire. 41C04 Married Couple, without encumbrance, Prepared to Take Management (or View to Taking1! Country Hotel or respectable Wine and Spirit Vaults ample secu- rity and references.—Address L 43. Western Mail, Swansea. 3664d27 It ??.pr?;JI.D8- ? PREMISES. HOUSES FOR SALE. Fenarth. Plassey-street.—Modern House for Sale ohesp bav window; gas throughout.—For fl;1\ par- ticulars write 30, Neville-street, Cardiff. 1'8565330 SHOP TO LET. To Let, Shop in Very Best Position in Cardiff.-Apply Thomas Edmonds, House Agent.. 53, Queen-street, Cardiff. e8553-2 TO LET. To Let, Back Church-road. Canton. Cardiff a por- tioi or while.—Apply Clark and Co.. Kind's Brewery, Cardiff. eS566z3 WAREHOUSES TO LET. Premises to Let; suitable for fet< res; James-street, Docks.—Apply 45, George abreet. Docks, or 34. Brook- strt.et Riverside. c8554d30 HOUSES TO LET. To Let or Sold, Spvc'i-roomjd House in Clare-road; suitable for any small business. -.tl)ply, B 11. Express Office, Cardiff. c8531d26 58, Partridge-road.—Comfortable Hou-e: rent onlv £ 24 immediate possession may be had.—Apply 105, Newpcrtjpoarl, Cardiff 401Sz3 To Let, Sketty Hall (two miles from Swansea), from 25th December. 1855; land, if desired.—Apply L D. Nicholl, 4, Trinity-place. Swansea. 4036x3 To Let. 8, Church-terrace. Llanishen; three minutes- from station; sevsn rooms: large garden.— Apply on the Premises. 3962z3_ llT~Belgravia. off Cathedral-road; every modern cor-enier.ee; rent 12. weekly.—Apply Heatherton, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. 3886^2 To Let, Dwellincr house, situated in James-street, Cardiff (Number 33); euitoble for business cr private dwelling. — Apply to Phillip James, Surireon, Senghenvdd, Aber Vattey, near Caerphilly. 3S07d28 To Let. good Double-front=d House. 2, Richards-terrace, RMth, containing large drawing- room. dining-room, two kitchens, wash-house, con- servatory and outhouses, four bedrooms, bathroom (hot aDd cold), w.c. separate servants' staircase the premises have now been renovated inside and out; -it, tenon* paying taxes.—Apply Wc^'y. 1, West grove, Cardiff. 3895z2 ??. 'IIJ"?? SHOP ASSISTANTS. Boot Tra.de.—Toung Txidv Apiirentice Wanted age about 16 willing to trve three months.—Applv, with full particulars, B 16, Express Office. On.-diff. e400d25 Wanted. Apprenirp to Hosiery and Gent's Mercery; premium reouired; llvc, out.—Apply, personally, W. Jam< 46, Queen-strr.et, Card;ff e8561z2 Clothing Trade.—Wanted 3t. onc>, competent Assis- tcrts for a Suie.—Audorsm's, 33, St. Mary-street. Car- diff. 1"85531127 Howell and Co.. the Cardiff Drapers, Cardiff, have Vacancies for a Few Young Ladies in their Kancv Department; applicants must state experience and salary required. 40167,3 Wanted at once, smart, all-round Assistant. Also La.1 for Cash Deslr; one Im,<n:: school preferred.— Pt-its wages (indoors) to B 73, Western MRil. Car- AiR. 40J8d29_ Provisions.'—Wanted once, a thorough smart Provision Ha,id for quick ready moner trade; live in or out. -Be,an. Carlisle-street, Cardiff. 4030d29 Assistant, to Serve in Shop, Dr: liver Goods, and Solicit.—Thcn.as, Liverpool House, Llv.-vnvpia. 4C25d29 Wanted a Junior to the General Drawry; Wel«h age and salary required T, 41, Western Mail, Swansea. 40127.3 Wanted, an Apprentice to the General Dranerv; to live indoors.—Apply to Cloth Hall. Clydach. Swan- sea. 4041z3 Provision Salesmen.—Severs! px>d Men Wantpd.— Apply Lipton, St. Man'-sirert. Cardiff. 4010d29 Ironmongery.—Wanted, a coin ft'lent Hand for Stock-taking.—Anply B 71, Western Vn'i, Cardiff. /2 n"õC;r:vl\rlft Provision Trade.—Wanted, a Practical Mrn, about 28 vpam of age.—Applj' David Dav'ea, 2, Canon-street. Aberdare. 3933d28 Drapery.—Wanted experienced~Young Lady for Showroom Sales; also One for Fanev Counter.— State full particulars Jones, Manchester House, PontvpnoL ? 3331128 Grocery and Previsions.—Smart Junior; about 18; well up at soliciting; abstainer photo,—Cash Supply Stores. Hnlton-read, Barrv Dock- WM28 Wanted. Apprentice to Hosiery and Gent's Mercerv no premium required live out.—Annly, personally, W. James, 46, Queen-street, Cardiff. 3900z2 Boots and OutfittiriC-.—Wanted at once, eood Hand; well IIn in both departments.—Apply, personalis. Co- operative. Blaina. 41427 Grocery and Provisions.—Wanted, thoroughly ex- perienced Hind must be well up in provisions and fresh meat trade; outdoors.—Apply, personalis-. Co- operative, Blaina. 41427 Drapery.—Wan d-d immediately. Youne Lady: three or four years' experience.—SKite salarv and reference G. Steer, Lewis's. 290. But*>-street. Ca^rdiff^ 3881d27 Grocery an-d Provisions.—Wanted, irood Provision Hand; also good Junior.—Annlv David Jones and Co. (Limited). Westminster Stores, Cardiff. 3841d?.7 Grocery.—Wsnted at (,nce. smart Junior or good Improver; able to speak Welsh.—State wasres re- ouired (indoors) and references, John Llovd. Tre- degar. 3817d30 Wf-ntedra'Young Lad. 14 to 16 years rf age, as an Apprentice for the Grocery Trade; from the country preferred.—Apply Evan Jones, Mansion Stores, Cwmbwrla, Swansea. 3855d?0 Apprentice!—A Vacancy Occurs in a I-ftrge and Old- cstablisbed High-class Drapery House for a well-edu- cated Youth as Apprentice; term, three years; irdoors; premium required.—Apply, stating particu- lars as to age, height, &c.. to The Cavendish House Ccmpanv. Promenade, Cheltenham. 41401 Prov is ions. —Want ed, emart Salesmen —Lipton's High-street,.Swansea. 3772d26 — Droper>'—1Jones-and Co.. Poiityiiridd, have a Vacancy f°r a pood, pushing Hand; a-lso for an Apprentice to General Trade. 382W30 ~QP5ceryv—Wanted, smart Junior; nsed to solicit- ing and driving; indoors.—Apply, full particulars, O. J. Williams. Aberg-weuny. 3783d29 GroceryT—-Assistant Wanted immediately used tõ soliciting; permanency and good wages to steady \'OUL«" man (indoors); abstainer preferred.—Fielding a;'d Co., Post Office. Cwmtillerv. 307801128 Butchers.—Manager Wanted good cutter and sales- man indispensable.-StAte wajes required Eastman*, Abergavenny, or Merthyr. 3728d28__ Grocery!—-ToneH, Emporium, Oxford-street, Swan- sea. Requires smart, r.ctive Junior Assistant; also Lad, about 18, to 'r,¡{' Charge of Horse and Trap land Do Warehouse Work; indoors; flrst-claes lefe- rences indispensable.—Personal applicat'ons pre- fcrred. 37l9d28 BICYCLES. Sr fety; cushion, ball heads, diamond frame, f1.11 aceff soi ies; iu good condition; price £ 3 5s.—34, Alfxandrn-ro-.ul, Canton, Cardiff. t8535d23 New Cycle Lock, with Key, Post Free Six S'amps i«pairs, Plating, and Stove Enamellir,^ promptly and cheaply at trade prices; no job too difficult, no^.j too small.—Morr.;6 Bros.. Pontypridd. &K'ctii*Biotsaa3ame?xssaej^ £ reyitt-tRBii^.fgmiiMxa3wgBaBm&!3e&B CLEiJKS AND MANAGERS. Wpnt'd, by Young Mai, Situation as Clerk; good expirience; moderata salary.—Baldwin, 108, Alma- stieet^ Newport. e8562d20 Wanted, smart Boy Merchant's Office.—App'y, sta- ting wrges required, B 35, Express Ofiice, Cardiff. (123 Young Gcntlemaa Requires Sit-uatu n as Clerk, Col- lector. or Traveller; five expjrier.ee; gocod writer; skirt hand, book-keeping, accounts, engross, uig, «&(■„ wages mctlente.—Thomas, Western Mail, Swansea, e8558d2 Wanted, First-class Account Clerk for Bute Dry Docdi Company -Apply, by letter only, stating age, experience, and salary required. 3978d29 Wantfd, Shorthand Clerk and Book-keeper.—State fnlly age. riusjitVatioris, references, and salary, B 65, Western Mail O.'dilt 3899<128 Wanted, Jurror Shorthand Clerk; about 17.— Apply 'E. B. Sims, Stock and Share Broker, Bute Locks, Cardiff. 3924a28 We-nted, Book-Keeper (D.E.), to Assist" Teni- poiarily; one with knowledge of timber trade pre- fenro-Lewis, Wood-road Saw Mills, Ponty- pi'idd. • 3917d28 Stocktaker Wanted for Sheet Iron Works.Applv B 51. Western Mail, Cardiff. 3846d27 Wanted immediate-ly. for Colliery Office, Young >f?n, of good address and experienced in Coal Trade, with a knowdedge of French and acoustotnf-d to Travel.—State age, salaiy expected, and copies of three most recent testimonials, to B 48, Western Mail Office, Cbnliff. 41412 Wanted, First-class Water Clerk for Dry Deck and Ship-repairing Firm in Bristol Channel.—Reply, stat- ing experience, age, and salary expected. B 45, Western Mail. Cardiff. 3505d27 Wanted. Clerk; good accountant; shw-thruid" thorough knowledge company work wages, 255. per week and house—State particulars B 28, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3667d27 ??- -7- ?? I MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS. SITUATIONS VACANT. Skarlv, Young Man Seeks Situation as Second in Slaughter-house and Shop.—Apply Lewis, 3, Glan- road, Aberdare. e8535t!27 Situations V.icant.—If You Want a Situation, Fuv an "Evening Express" Fourpenrv Advertisement 'Blank" from the nearest Newsagent, Tobacconist, or Hxinkewer.. Fill up the Form and Send It to the "Evening Express" Offices, Cardiff, it will probshly get you a Situation. Try it. Hundreds are ratir-fied. If you cannot get a Fonn in vour neighbourhood send a postcard to the "Evening Express" Officer, Cardiff. Wanted, for a. Tin-plate Works, with two mills, competent Black-plate Weigher.—Apply Manager, Tynewydd Works, Pontnewydd. 40387.3 Evan Davies and Co., Furnishers, L'anelly, Require immediately Several experienced Cabinet Makers.— Applicants should state full particulars of exftenence firefc letter. 400C-/3 Grocery.—Wanted, for Barrv Dock, Young Man to Drive Out and Make Himself Generally Useful.— Reference and salary B 77, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3971z3 Wanted, a General Smith.—Applv Dusty Forge, near Cardiff. ?_ 3969,129 Saddler; accustomed to colliery work, anrl to till up spare time as ostler.—Apply Evans and Bevan, Neath. 398SM23 Smiths.—Wanted, good Wheelwright Smith.—Apply J. Lewis, Roeth, Cardiff. 3957z2 -wäï1t.ë(f, a good Foreman Shipwright; mllst be thoroughly competent; good character indispensable none other need apply.—C. H. Bailey, Tyne Enr-inp. Works, Barry Dock. _?. "41434 Foreman Wanted for General Engineering and Repairing Shops, including locomotives, portable and other engines, boilers of all kinds, steam winches. and machinery generally.—Address, stating fullest qualifications and iefercnc.es, age, and wages required, B 49. Western Mail, Cardiff. 41413 To'Tenors.—Wanted, a First-class Coat Maker.— Apply Hollo way and Son, Pontvpool, Mon. 3615d27 Men, Youths.—All Classes Requiring Any Employ- ment write ?t cncc; situation guide free; busy time; hundreds suited; don't delay.—Tanner and Co., Box 113, 112. Newingtca-cauECway, London. Men l; te Army, Navy, alno write. 3760d29 Electrical Engineering.—Messrs. Sydney F. Walker and Co. have a Vacancy for an Articled Pupil.—Car- cliff Electrical Works, Severn-ro;id, Cardiff. 3740d29 Good Home for willing, honest Boy in Fish. Fruit Trade early riser.—Apply, with reference, Arthur Palmer, Fishmonger, Bridgend. 3730d28 Wanted. Surface Labourers; also Sawyer to Work Circular Saw.—Apply Gwaun-oae-Gurwen Colliery Company. Gwaun-eae-Gurwen, Brynainman. Wanted, Timber Haulier, with Three Horses and Timber Wagon, for Hauling Heavy Oak by Contract.— Lewis, Timber Merchant, Pontypridd. 3705d28 Bakers.—Wanted, a thoroughly Practical nánd; bread, cake, and smalls; unmarried; live indoors.— State age. wage, reference, B 29, Western Mail, Car- oiff 3668d27 Vanman Wanted, Accustomed to Horses references reqiired—Apply Manager. Cardiff Steam L:>.ul1i!ry, Carpet and Window Cleaning Company (Limited), Cathays. 3656d27 A Salaiv of 12s. 6d. to 25s. per Week Can be Earned in Spare Hours or Evenings by Either Sex Anywhere proof sent free to anyone sending address envelope, in own handwriting, to T. Smith and Co. (F. 132), St. Helen s-gardens, North Kensington, London, W. L11665 Wanted, Young Man for Dairy and Help in General Work in Farm-house; underservant kept.—Applv B 82, Western Mail. Card'ff. 4C33z3 Wanted immediately. Sinsrle M>.n to Manage Hons?, Cows, and Pig-S. Make Himself Generallv Useful; able to drive.—Nicholson, "Nngibby, Monmouth- shire. 39?2d28 Wsnted, in the country, within eight miles of Cardiff, a Handy Man, single preferred, age not exceeding 35, thoroughly competent, to Look After Small Vegetable and Flower Garden, and Willing to Help in the Stable when required; lodgings and hoard could he arranged for a single with references and particulars of wages required! to B 64. Western Mail, Cardiff. 3908d?8 Wanted, a smart Young Man as Groom, Willing to Make Himself Useful.—Apply Spillers' Office, Bute- street, Cardiff. 3744d29 Wanted, Groom-t^irdener; married live in~Todge~ good driver; no children preferred eood references required.—State age, wages, height, B 21. Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 3643d27 Wanted, on Small Fami, staid Sintrie Man who Can Hedge. Milk, Ma'rf' Himself Generally Useful.— Applv, personally, Gurhav Vach Farm, near Black- ",{'od. 366Cd27 Wsnted, Groom; experienced in breeding »,nd breaking. Also steady Man as Under Groom-Gar- dener,—State particulars, wages. Iscoed, Fern-side. 3651d27 To Gnrdeners.—Wsnted an experienced Tree and Shrub Planter; several weeks' work wages. 6d. per hour Also an Under Hand: wages 5d. pe>- hour.— Personal application to Mr. R. Congdon, G^rder-ej-, Cwrr-v-Vil, Penarth. 41013 Wanted, experienced Bar Cellannan first-class refe- rences.—Write L 48. Western Mail, Swansea. z3 Wsnterl irr medistelv. good Man as Groom in Posting Yard; must be willing. moor. and ¿ndu-b.i0m. Holmes, County Hotel, Ebbw Vale. 4020^29 Wanted, a smart Lad, One who Understand* Cellar- work-; irood references.—Apply Weaver, Loudoun Hotel, Cardiff. 3891d28 WaEted a. ftroRar Lad, over 16 years of ace, for General Work.—AlppBy Proprietor, Great Western Hotel. Cardiff. rop e or. r a 3839d?7 Wanted immediitelv. Steward. Aberavon and D>- trict Constitutional Club: wstr^s ppr week. Wi's to Ass't Evenings—Anp'v Secret.irv. not later 1ban Saturday next. Without encumbrance pre'°T<l. 3%8d27 ? SmjATIONS WANTED. Wanted. Kit-nation II." Coaelimrn; single-haor'^d; aged 30 married.—T. Matthews, South Lodge. Hock- lev Rf-ftih. ftirmingbsm. 40237.3 Tlie Rev. Fielding Palmer Will bo Pleased to Re- commend His Gardener to APV Lady or Gentleman Reciuiriug a good, prneTical Man.-Apply G^d-ner, Epstcliff. near Chepstow. 4C0Qd30 Wanted. Situation ss Coachman, where One or More Grooms are Kent; thoroughlv understands the management of horses and nil stable duties atred 25; height, 5ft. (tin.; weiirht. lOst. well recommended slate wapes (disengaged) Co-^h- msn, Glan>~ranell Park, Llnnwrda, 4003z3 Wonted, Situation for Bov, 14. used to horses. ftn milk. and make himself Useful.—Applv School House, Llangiblv-. near Newport, Mon. 39^3il29 Wanted, Situation as Groom or Groom-Coachman; ride and drive single or pair: aged '•ha- rat'tfT.—Tuck, Bristol-street, Newport, Mon. 3948z2 Wanted. Situation Groom-Ccachman drive sin"!e A, n or pair; willing to be useful: married; good refe- rences.—Ccachnian, Pantvshanel terrace, Skewn, Neath; 3934d2 Situation Wanted as Farm Bailiff; married; prac- tical and trustworthy can take entire manazement; wife experienced in dairy and poultry.—Apply J. T., Beacon Office, Brecon. 3926z2 Wanted. Fifuation as Croom-Gardener or Cowman cood retference asred ro.-Apply J. Aplin, Rhubina., Whitchurch, Ciirdiff. 3875d30 Gardener (Head Working or Sing-Ie-hand!'(1): thoroughlv experienced in stove and greenhouse plants, vines, melons, tomatoes, kitchen, flower garden; 54 years present, place: married; aged .30; three children.—William Davies, Brynteg. Neath. 3823d30 Situation Wp.nted. as Groom-Coachman; ride and drive well. four years' character aged 27.—Address Hr.rdy. _7,J3rnvp-road. Wimborne, Dorset. 3759(129 Gardener; well up iu melor.s, cucumbers, grapes, and flowers, in all brandies no objections to horse; aired 27; single.—Address Newton. Hairdresser, Neath. 3758d29 A Gentleman Wishes to Recommend his Working Griom for a Similar Situation.—Apply D. G.. Sbmp Office, Abergavenny. 3654d27 Coach n'an or Groom Coachman ride and drive, airgle or pair; good character: single; aged 3-J.— R» es, 29, Mansel-street, Pembroke. 3624d27 As Groom r.r (»room-CoachmanT"slngle or pair aged 1 24 light-weight; smart; good gtnblemaii; excellent chtracter.—Broftdcst, POQI Hill, Newent, Glee, fd27 NURSEMAIDS, SERVANTS, AND BARMAIDS. SERVANTS WANTED. Wanted, Young Girl as General; four in fanuly.— Afplv 40. Partridge-rotd, Carrllif. e8oo9z2 'Wasted, good General; able to cook; three in family t good wages to suitable person; references required.—Mrs. Gwyn, Bank, Aberdare. eS551d27 Wanted, Generil; good reference required.—Mi's. Wiltshire, Cambrian Hotel, St. Marvstrcet, C'ar- t>iff. e8550d27 Wa ted, a Toung Girl to Assist in Housework.— Apply Lynwood, Llanishen. e8545d29 W?r.ted, General Servant. aged 20; good riser: two children.—Apolv 5, Howard-gardens, Roath. Car- (jig. e3538d28 'Wanted a good Gene-al. able to do plain cooking; another servant- kept.—Apply Mrs. Roberts, The Rnek, St. Fagan's. e4842 V,'anted, early in November. Parlourmaid; must understand her duties; good needlewoman.—Write, with full particulars, to Mrs. Lasceiles Carr, Cwrt-y- Vil, Penarth. Wanted"Pla"in Cook^SO, Queen-street, Cardiff 123 Wanted immediately-, Hcuse-Pairourmaid; cook and bov kept.-Apply 54, Charies-street, Cardiff, any time after three o'clock. 4014z3_ Wanted immediately, respectable Country Girl, aged 17, as Nurse-Housemaid; one little girl; personal referer.ee.—Apply, after six only, to Housekeeper. Handtlbey House, Newport-road, Cardiff. Wanted, Cook at once in Gentleman's House at Cardiff wages B13: washing put out.—Apply B 74, Western^ Mut. CanUn. 5361z3 Waiited immeaiateiy, good Cook no objection large fr.mily; aged 20 to 28.—Apply, full particulars. Miss kythway, Sycamore House, Pontvpool. o3ojr.5 a useful Girl as Kitehenma-id, or a good General Servant, for Country Place.—Mrs. Justice, Castleton, Cardiff. 40567,3 Waiited at once, Girl (Young), as Nurse, to Mind One Child to travel; comfortable home.—Professor Morris, Ci'.mery, Builth, Breeonshire. 3999d27 Wanted, good Plain Cook.—Rev. H. P. Somerset, The Rectory, Crickhowell. 39S6z3 Wanted. Middle of December, good House-Tab'e- maid three in family; country.—Full particulars to Mrs. Robcrtcon, Clvndeirwen House, Clynderwen R.S.O. 4008z3 Wanted, experienced General Servant. Also Nurse- Housemaid good needlewoman: not under 23.- Apply, stating wages, references, Mrs. Pollard Ipwis, LlaDclly. j 4007z3 a good House and Parlour Maid for Business HCU5C.-Ml" George, 11, Commercial- place, Aberdare. 4022z3 Wanted, good Plain Cook; evening drnners; two Pi rva lk; and boy with references, to Miss Jones, 31, Caerrau-joad. Newport 4047z3 ivanted, General Servant able to do plain cooking. —Apply, with references, Mrs. Phillips, Fron. St. Mwtin's-road. Caerphilly. 3904z2 Wartted immedfatolv, good P'ain Orok; small familv gocxl watres aged about 25.-Apply M.. Box ib, Post-office, Llanelly. 3919z2 Wf-nted, a Superior Nurse, to Take Complete Charge of Three Children; a good needlewoman; gcod"tempered; strong; not under 30 years of age; English preferred.—Apply, between. one and two or six and seven. Mrs, G. Lockwood Morris, The Hafod, Skcttv. Swansea. 3927d28 Wented, a good General; acred about 22; wages, 4s. per week must have good character, and one" thst. 11ndel'mds her work.—Apply, lw letter, B 68. Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 3913d23_ Vi'si.ted, good General; small family nurse house- maid and boy kept.-Apply Dr. Thomas, Bridg- end. 3911z2 Wanted, at New Year, expeirenced House-Parlour- maid. 22-25, tall, strong, for Small Family country near Monmouth.—Mrs. Perry, Lansdowne, Penarth. d28 General for Small Family, in Park-place; must be willing and industrious, and have good re- ference; good wages.—C., Dorothy Cafe, High-street. Cardiff. 41435 Wanted, good Plain Cook; small dairy and baking: k'ltchenmaid kept; good reference required.—Apply Mrs. Hartley, Larkneid, Chepstow. 3931/2 Wanted, good General Servant, able to do plain cookifg; housemaid kept.—Apply Mrs. Lewis. Rock Cotkge, Blackwood, Mon. 3938s2 WantedT 1st Dacember, good Plain Cook or General; good references indispens..1.r.,£; housemaid Mrs. Searlc, The Lawn, Maindee, Newport. 395M28 Laundress Wanted, One Day Fortnight; Is. 6cf. Also Laundress Take Tilings Homo to Wash; Sd. dO:>:E'n.-A(ldleSS G 30, Western Ms.ll, Newport. d2S Wanted, respectable, good General Servant; over r 20; good wages; references requiifed.—Aur>.»y 18, Plasturton-avenue, Cardiff. 3801d30 Wanted, a respectable Girl, 16 or 17. as General. 11, Northcote-strcet, Roath, Cardiff. 38(9(127 Wanted, Young Girl, about 16.-Apply 45. Castle- road. Cardiff. 381J6c1::0 Wanted, good General; able to cook; three in family; good wages to suitable person, references required -!11Th. Gwyn, Bank, Aberdare. 38LVI30 "Wanted, experienced Housemaid; must have good reference last situation.—Apply L 44, Western Mail Office, Swansea. c353d27 Wanted, good Plain Cock; waees £ 16 to £ 18.— Apply, stating age, &c., Mrs. Evans, Envill" House, Nf^vporfc. 3854630 Wanted Immediately, an experienced General Ser- vant small family, man kept.—Apply John Evans and Co, Dmpers, Pontypridd. 3878d30 General Servant Wanted immediately no children good character indispensable.—Apply, after siv p.m., 15, Oakfield-street. Cardiff. 3782d29 Wanted, thoroughly reliable, experienced General Scivr.nt; two in family.—Apply, with reference, stating age, wages, B 43, Western Mail. Cardiff. 3776d23 -?-?- Wanted Plain Cock, Willing to Help with House- work —Apply Mrs. Bowker, Cwmbran House. Pont- newydd. near Newport. 9 Reg¡"fr,v. W a;!tpd:- House-Parlourmaids, Cooks, Kitchenmaids. Generals. Nurses, Housekeepers, Laundresses. Kitchenmaids. Page, Gardener. Respec- table Lodgings Obtained.—Davies's. 45, Charles-street, Cardiff 3359d30_ Wanted, a General Servant; housemaid k°pt.— Applv. before eleven or after five, lIIrs. Dyer, N-o. 8, Pembroke-terrace. Cardiff. 3745d29 Wanted, Gene-al Servant far the Country; tkce in family references required.—Address Mis. Orion, Cwm Taff, near Merthyr. 3738d29 Wanted, a good Cook, from December 2; wages £ 20.—Reply B 41 Western Mail, Cardiff. 41575 clean, active Girl as General; able to wash, plain iron, and ccok aged over 20.—Apply Mrs. Lay'oourne, Wanted, good General Serv&r.t.Apply 38. Bute- street, Cardiff. 3612d27 Wanted, a strong General Servant at occe good references.—Apply 5, Windsor-place, Cardiff. 3630«27 Wanted, Useful Maid; first-rate dressmaker: will- ing to assist in parlour work. Also strong Kitchen- James Brogden,' Iscoad, Ferryside. rd27 Wanted, a good General Servant: azed fi-om 20 to 22.—Address W 30. Western Mail, Cardiff. r40989 Wanted, experienced Barmaid; used to quick counter nhoto, testimonials, state salary required, to Hotel, Western Mail Office, S'],l1sea. 3923z2 Wanted, dcroteticated Youna- Ladv as Barmaid — Apply Mrs. Brookland Hotel, Swansea 3929d28 Wanted, a good Genral Servant: reference re- quired.—Apply Royal Tudor Hotel, "L Wanted, 0. eood General Servant.—Mrs..Tones, Eagle Hotel, Cardiff. 3914d23 Chamberma:d. Cooks. Kitehenmalds. Generals. ¡.i'lIre('6, Page, Gardener, ""anted. Lodc-inga Obtained.— Davies's, 45, Charles-street, Cardiff. 3870d27_ Wanted immediately. Hotel Cooks, Kitchenmaids. SeulIe!l1:tid, Waitresses. Pages best Hotel Emnloves' Registry, Caetle Arcade, Cardiff. Saml. Marks, Manacer. 3818d30 Wanted, experienced Barmaid.—Apply T TT. Tlicmas, Lancley House, Haverfordwest. 3836d27 ""Wsnted, Generel: goM references !'eq-ir",d:-=-}rr" W'ltshire, Cambrian Hotel, St. Man-street. Car- d'ff. 3837<m_ Waitress.—Wanted, an experienced Wa'tresst— Apply Mrs. Parrot, Commercial Hotel, Femdale. id29 Kitchenmaid.—Wanted, experienced Kitchenmaid in First-class Restaurant: wageB £13; business closed on Sundays.-Apply 164, Commercial-street, Newport, Mon. 3713d23 Waitress.—Wanted, expeirenced Waitress.—Apply MN Rowe, Qaeen's Hotel. Newport. 3662(127 Wanted, a good General Servant; reference re- quired.—Apply Mrs. Lewis, Duffryn Hotel, Ferndale, near Pontypridd. 3669d27 FEMALE SERVANTS WANT PLACES. Wanted, Situation as Barmaid, with knowledge of dressmaking; cive first month.—Address Miss Wil- 11ams, care of White, Sunny View, Argoed. e8500z2 Young L'idy Requires Situation as Barmaid; v-illing to make herself generally useful; excellent references. —Address H.. 35, Harriet-street, Cardiff. e8556z2 Situations Wanted as General Servants for Several Country Girls ous ages, 17 to 21.—Mrs. Coster, Registry Offic° Gloucester. 4005d A Your, Woman Wants Daily Employment, or Cook-Gene-' 0;1 Job.—Apply to A. Edwards, 11, Rose- street. Roath, Cardiff. 3972z3 Country Girl (20) Seeks Situation in Cardiff; good "I.:1r:crer; Address R., care of Mrs. Watts, Pentreporth, Ba-.seleg, Newport. 38/?d27 Wanted at once. Situation a3 Nurse in good famil}-. or as Mother's Help or Nursery Governess; good references; moderate salary.—A 1, Western Mail, Sc-intca. 385-27 Ladies Suited with All Classes of Servants: Situ*- tions Secured for Servants. Fee, 30, Page-street, Swansea. 3657d30 Wanted, Situations as Plain Cook and Hoiite-Par- lourmaid in Small Family Penarth preferred ages, 24.-Apply R. and L., Chronicle Office, 2791d29 f-eneral Waiting Place (23): plain coolkingT "loiiir," excellent c'niracter Others Disengased; dif- ferent age.—British Agencv, Aberdare Jonotim. Stamped Address. 3570d27 Wanted, Situation as Housemaid or House-Parlour- maid in Gentlema.n'6 Small Familv; good references; tall; Penarth or Cardiff.—6, Paget-tcrrace, Penarth. 3642d27 Wanted by experienced Lady its. Manageress highest refprc!1ce.<Full particulars E., Burkleigh Villa, Kicgsley-road, Tetiand-road, Bris- tol, 4027zz r PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. I CARDIFF. rjlHB ATRE JJOYAL Lessee and Manager.Mr. EDWARD FLETTCHEB. TONIGHT. SPECIAL ENGAGEME*. T OF THE GREATEST LONDON SUCCESS. A TRIP TO CHINATOWN. Entire Company, Scenery, Dresses, &e.. from the Strand and Toole'Theatres, London. TK M LIGHT. BRIGHT. MERRY. CLEVER, AND ORIGINAL MUSICAL COMEDY, rjlRIP TO £ 1HINATOWN. G.W. RAILWAY.—On SATURDAY XEXT, November 30, SPECIAL EXCURSION from LLANELLY, Twelve Noon, and SWANSEA, 12.55. Return Train leaves Cardiff 10.45 p.m. Prices, 6d. to £ 2 2s. Early Doors 6.30, 6d. extra. Doors Open at 7.0; Commence at 7.30. Booking Offices at Messrs. Thompson and Shackell's (Limited), Queen-street. Telephone No. 521. MONDAY, DECEMBER 2nd. First Time for Eleven Years, Magnificent Production of Gilbert and Sul- livan's Chaiming Opera— PRIKCESS IDA. By D'Oylv Carte's Famous Company, from the Savoy Theatre, London. Box Plans Now Open. 41419 S "i RAND THEATRE Lessee and Manager.Mr. Clarejtce SecxES The Premier Theatre of Wales. Glc-rious Triumph and Splendid Reception of the Great 'Cellist Actor Musician, AUGUSTE VAN BIENE, In the Charming and Mo&t Successful Play of the Presrs* Day, "THE BROKEN MELODY." I MONDAY NEXT, DECEMEFB 2, MR. THOMAS THOllNE ani Company from the Vf/adeviile Theatre, London. Box Office at the Theatre from 10 to 4. Tele- phone 725 (National). Doors open at 7; commence 7.30. Prices from 6d. to Bl Is 41409 Fjp H E E M P I R E -iii Managing Director OSWALD STOI.L TO-NiGH T, A VOCAL TREAT-THE jglGHT ^ELSHMES, Late of the Rti adda Glee Society. They Commence an Engagement at the Palace Theatre, London, two weeks hence, inaugurating a new departure in the introduction of Glee Parties to the Variety Stage. ARTHUR REECH Character Comedian WOOD AND BEASLEY, Comedy Artistes and Vocalists. THE INDIA v PRINCESS, NALA JJAMAJANTI. J? JL? With the GIANT SERPi/>rrS, from the PALACE THEATRE, LOXDON. ADA DELL. Characteristic Songstress and Dance'. WALTER KING. Comedian. Miss JESSIE PRINCE. ht. Comedv Songstress DONALDSON BROS, and ARDELL, in "SCENES A r THE ZOO." Next Week— 1n. KATiJ JAMES. 41304 ?- gTOLL'S A. N OPTIC ON PHILHARMONIC H> LL AND BUILDINGS, ST. MAEY-STREET. TO-VIGHT AND EVERY KVENING, AT 8 O'CLOCK, THE ALL-STAR BRITISH VARIETY COMBINATION- THE ROYAL COURT TRIO OF VOCALISTS, A Musical Banquet. PAT J. RICK-7-, Irish Vocalist. Professor WOODHKAD, Musical Momug. Master MAL) AH, Comedian. DE VONA AND ALM YR, Gymnastic Experts, JESSIE REED, Serlo-Comic Vocalist. fLORENCE SMOKES, Balladist. HABSY MAXAH, Lxu'c I'z&a'a. In the Curio Halls the CRYSTAL MAZE has been transformed into a DAZZLING FAIRYLAND, with the power of myriads of Electric. Lights, Prismatic Colours and Gold. A vision of splendour and bril- liance 41307 NEWPORT. rp H E EMPIRE. Managing Director OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT I Thursdav, Friday, and (Wednesday), Saturday. The Original Tiller Charles Seel, Harry Troupe of 8 Ladies, Pro- Albery, Maud Needhain. fessor Wingard, Fred Professor Wingard, Cliff Harrington, the Sisters Ryland, Mr. and Mrs. Harrington, the Sisters Ryland, Mr. and Mrs. Maple, T. W. Darling, Sam Lucas, Rose Elliott Mr. aud Mrs. Sam Lucas, and Bentley, the original Rose Elliott and P. Tiller Troupe of 8 Ladies. Bentley, Cliff Ryland. Next Week-Edwin Boyde. v I C T & R I THEATP.E MONDAY, Novombar 25, and during the Week. EAST LYNNE, Prices as usual. Doors Open 7.30 commence 7.45. PONTYPRIDD. )YAL CLARENCE THEATRE, JL? PONTYPRIDD. Proprietors Messrs. TRENCHARD and JONES. TO-NIGHT and During the Week, First Visit to Pontypridd of the popular Actor, Mr. W. H. Hallatt. supported by a powerful Company of acknowledged artistes, in F. A. Soudamore's greatest success— THE DANCERS OF LONDON, A stc-ry told by "The Phonograph." "Mabon's" Monday, December 2nd, return visit of the Xn, 1 Company in Wilson Barrett's master- piece, "THE MAXXMAN. 41403 SALES BY AUCTION. SALE TO-MORROW 146, BUTE-ROAD, CARDIFF. TO WHOM IT 1MAY CONCERN. Messrs. taylor and son win SELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY, November 28th, 1895 (under Distress for Rent), a PONY, CART, and HARNESS Three Pairs Scales. Weights HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE aud Utensils. Sale to commence at Two p.m. Auctioneers Offices and Salerooms. Custom House-street, Cardiff.* 41432 ? HOTELS. PENARTH. THE QUEEV R estaurant (Adjoining Station), STAN WELL ROAD. First-class Luncheon from Is. Tea 6d. High-class Cakes and Confectionery. NOTED FOR PIC-NIC CATERING. Accommodation for very large Parties. THE QUEEN RESTAURANT, PENARTH. H. E. WTLLIAMS, Proprietor ? I*'|| lirw —B—W ARTIFICIAL T EETH. COMPLETE SET ONE GUINEA. SINGLE TOOTH. 2s. 6d. Five Years' Warranty. Pnze Medal. GOODMAN AND CO., 56, QUEEN-STREET, and 10, VUKE- STREET, CARDIFF. ARTIFICIAL TEETH PAINLESSLY FITTED by Atmospheric. Suctiou, at one-third their usual charges. No extractions necessary; perfect and per- manent; life-like appearance; special SOF^T PALATES for Hendor Gums; perfect for Mastication and Speech. COUNTRY PATIENTS SUPPLIED in ONE VISIT ,and Railway Fare allowed. SPECIAI. ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIRS, EXTRACTIONS. STOPPINGS, ic. TESTIMONIALS. Dr. ANDREW WIl.SON (late luq says.—"I can recommend Mr. Goodman as a very skilful and humans Dentist. His reasonable charges should attract to him all classes." Mr. E. VVSE. of Plaistow. says: -I am very well pleased with the attention I have received from you. The artificial teeth supplied have given me perfcct satisfaction, as a previous set I had from another dentist wer" by no tnoans comfortable. I am in- debted to Mr. Andrew Wilson, editor of Health,' for recommending me to your establishment." CONSULTATIONS FREE. SPECIALITY in WHITE ENAMEL and GOLD FILLINGS, AMEKICAN DENTISTRY, and S'L.VTEI.ESS PALATES. Bclf" -itermg look for I he name— G -N I A'T AND CO.. 10, DUKE-SI'i:KKT. and 56, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. PO-NTTYPP TUl) 86, TAFF-STREET (over Glamor- ganshire Bank) j NEWPORT: 28. HIGH-STREET. SWANSEA: 15, CASTLE STREET. uliz IS: 10 to 8. Consultation Free.

Interesting Archaeological Discovery. "Above we give a sketch of a most curiously-carved stone, which has been found by the workmen now engaged on the excava- tion of Old Cardiff. It was discovered near the site where once stood the Western Mail Buildings. and, although the hieroglyphics have not yet been deciphered, it is supposed' to relate to a festival, which was annually celebrated among the poor of that town during the latter portion of the nineteenth century." -Extract from the "Aerial Navigator," June bui. A.D. 4572. ..?

SUICIDE OF A WELSH GIRL. TOOK ACETIC ACID FOR TOOTH- ACHE. An inquest was opened at Hereford In- firmary on Tuesday touching the death o-f Clara Nov llo Jones, 19. of Merthyr. who had died at that institution from the effects of poison. Elizabeth Jay, a young woman, keeper of a common iodgir.g-hou«e, said that the girl came to Hereford about the end cf .J Llv with her sistvr and two younc men for a holiday. Since then the girl had remained with her as a com- panion, and they gOt on pretty well. Her mother and sister called several times during the hop picking and fruit-gathering to try ;tii,l induce her to go with them, but she would not go. although the mother beat her. She had said she would sooner die than go back hQtre. The address of ithv mother was given as Mrs. Henry Mcrley Ma-wport, near the Cyfartnfa: Works, iMerthyr. Witness did not under-: stand the coroner'having an address 8. Som=r- ■' set-street, Brynmawr, except thst the motner; had married again recently, and perhaps re- Iwwtd. She had never threatened to do any- thin- to hers-lf, but witness had since heard that sh-i had been asking a saw-sharpener abc..t poisons.—John Waites, e butchers boy, said that about a quarter to twelve he saw the girl in St. John-street, leaning against the wall and spitting. She had a small bottle in her hand and drank out c! it ana then «raa.n.-ed the buttle ai.d st^i.ip«i ( on it. She walked a few yards, laid down, valked a. little further, and fe'l down. Witness looked at the label, and, seeing it was printed "Acetic acid," told a gentleman, who fetched a doctor from cio?e by. The doctor adminis- tered magnesia, and the girl vomited. A policeman afterwards picked up the bottom of the bottle, and r.oticed red powder, as if the girl had .not shaken up the stuff.—Mr. Jackson, chemist, whose assistant served the girl with an chemist, whose assistant served the girl with an ounce of acetic acid for toothache, mid he could rot under star d there being any powder m it, a^; acetic acid should be colourless.—Mr. H. G. NicSolscn, house surgeon at the infirmary, raid that the girl never lost consciousness until the last. The cause of death was hemorrhage, caused by the action of the acid on the intestines. The girl told witnesr. she had taken the acid for toothache, and, finding it he gasped, and it all went down. She said she had no il.tention of suicide.—The bottom of the bottle 'o was sent for from the polioe-stution, and there was seen to be a lot of red powder and some white.—The doctor and chemist thought the red powder was precipitate 7X>wder, but they undertook to analyse both that and the white sediment.—It was supposed that the deceased had put them into the bottle after trurchasing th? acetio acid.—The inquiry was ? adjourned until the annlysin was produced. A VERDICT OF SUICIDE. At the adjourned inquest Mr. Jackson, the chemist, said that, from the analysis he found the red precipitate to be red oxide of mercury, which was slightly soluble in cold acetic acid. and it was reasonable to suppose that the girl drank 30 grains of the oxide, as well as "the. acetic acid.—The House Sunreon said that would a £ T2Tavate the power of the acid and account for the stools of the deceased previous to her death.—Other evidence was civen t-how- ing that the deceased had boueht ? precipitate powder a fortnight ago, and remarked at the time it was enough to kill a person. She bought, it to put- in her hair. Deceased had been lcr.v spirited for a week or two.—The jury rpturned a verdict of "Suicide whilst in an unsound state of mind."— In the course of the proceedings a letter from the deceased to a friend at Merthyr was read. but it threw no light whatever on the sad tragedy.

"THE LITTLE ENGL ANDERS. » Lord George Hamilton T>resided or. Tues- day night at a dinner given by the Marylebone Constitutional Union to Mr. Boulnois. M.P..and Sir. Horace Farouhar, M.P. He ridiculed the divisions amongst the Liberal party and their mutual recriminations, and said that the Union- ists would take up the policy, suspended three years ago, of sooiai legislation. In foreign affair;: they were untrammelled by" Little I Englanders," and every question thai came I before them would be settled by one considera- tion, and one consideration alone, namelv, what was best. for the general interest of the country.

CARDIFF MUSICAL SOCIETY. To-night (Wednesday) the Cardiff Musical Society give the tirst concert of the:r eighth sea- son at the Park-hall, when Handel's oratorio, garrison," is announced for performance. We a.re informed that every eeat in the balcony has been taken, and it i.s probable that there will be little sittin.gr accommodation in the area left by to-night. The Cardiff Musical Society's con- certs are so popular, and the principals engaged —Madame Medora Henson. Miss Minnie Chamberlain, Mr. Lloyd Chamdos, and Mr. Ffrangcon Davies—so well known, that only success can ensue.

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| NEWPORT INFIRMARY. MUNIFICENT OFFER FOR A NEW BUILDING. The directors of the Newport and Mon- mouthshire Infirmary had brought to their notice on Tuesday a munificent offer on the part of Dr. and Mrs. Garrod Thomas for building of a new infirmary. From time to time the site, the style of building, and the general arrangement of the present in. firmary have all been lamented, but, in lieu of an entirely new scheme, additions have often been made to the existing buildings. In order to place a scheme for an entirely riew establishment upon a sound initiative basis, Dr. and Mrs. Garrod Thomas have made known that they will give JS5,000 condi- tional upon £ 15,000 being provided by the public, exclusive of the site. within three years or that they wil] contribute a third extra to any lesser sum than £ 15.000 within that time—that is to say, they will contribute £ '1,000 for each clear £ 3,000 raised. The hope is expressed that the offer will be taken up and a determined effort made to secure a pew inr rp.jry

CONSERVATISM AT LAXDORE PROPOSED BANQUET TO COLONEL WRIGHT. A new Constitutional Club, to be called the Landore and Plasmarl Constitutional Cluh. was opened m commodious rooms at Neath- road, Landore, on Monday night,—Mr. Elias Vt right (sou of Colonel Wright) formally declared the club open, and Mr. Herbert Sutton (Neath), who presided, congratulated them on electing Colonel Wright ss first -president. He announced that Colonel Wright's services to the party in fight- ing that division were not to be forgotten, and a complimentary banquet was to take place on December 19 next, Sir John Llewelyn, M.P., presiding,

BARRY RAILWAY. NEW COMMUNICATION WITH THE RHONDDA VALLEY. Following up the new railway facilities at Barry reported in the Western Mail" on Tuesday, the Barry Ccmpanv have tit last determined to throw open their nuLin line between Barry and Pontypridd for passenger traffic. Thi. new service will be thrown open before Eastertide, and will consist of four trams each way per day. calling at five stations en route, and regular communication will be made with Porth, in the Rhondda Valley, and thus afford direct railway communication to the teeming population of the colliery districts to Barry Island during the summer months. The railway extension to Barrv Island will ba opened, it is expected, before the close of I next veai.

VOLUXTAKT SCHOOLS. WESLEYAN DEPUTATION TO THE PREMIER. The deputation from the W esit.yan Metho- dist Connexion which is to w.-t upon the Prime -I.mister to-day (V\ ednesday) in reference to th. v;ew.s of the Wesleyan conference on the education question will be introduced by Sir Henry I owler. M.P., and accompanied bv the following Wesley an members of' Parliament —Messrs. Ebenezer Parkes, R. W. Perks, W. Allen. W. dough. T. Owen, and W.' A! Arthur. The speakers will be Sir Henry r owler, the Rev. Dr. W aller. president of the conference; the Rev. Dr. Rijrg. principal of Westminster Training College: the Rev H P. Hughes, and the R-ev. J. E. Clapham.

PHIL PHILLIPS' RHEL- MATIC CURE. Another most reaiarkable cure of sciatica from Mr. Phil Phillips' remedies for rheu- matism has just come under our not:ce. The applianoes for which Mr. Phillips ha= secured patent rights were originally intended as a cure for rheumatism, but while rheumatism is an affection of muscles, sciatica is connected with the nervous system, but a-s the one is J intimately associated with the other, the rheu- matic appliances have now. m several instances, been found equally efficacious in the cure of soiatic-a. The most recent case that has come under our notice is -thai of Mrs. Cooanl>s. who kefps a small. general shop on the Penarth- road; near Ctive-Tmd. G-riangetown. She is a woman of middle age. who has for years stiff-red from sciatica in both hips. The pain she endured she could not describe. She oould not sleep, and was frequently unable to rise to attend to her brsiness. She had -p- nt ]-age sum; of money in purchasing -oatent medicines, paid to be certain cures. She had brought numberless bottles of Mr. Andrews" embroea- tftm, but all wa« to no purpos-. About a month since she heard of Mr. Phil Phillips' rheumatic cure, and the was recommended by some of her friends to try them. She saw Mr. Thillips at I business premises, St. Mary- street. Cardiff, and 'he recommended her to try a b..h. She did o, and alnwst from the first, the pain ceased, 'and she Was abL to move afcou: with ease. The beit, she aid. seemed to put' new life into her, and as the pain ceased she became a new creature. She moves about with case, and has. had no return of pain since she commenced wearing the belt. The chsnge she I considers tmosit remarkable, and .sine feels younger. Her husband also confirmed her statement as to the great change that had taken "Dlace in 'her .since she commenced wearing the belt. "She is another creature entirelv." he said. 'and oertainly she a-prvared as active, as j any woman coutd possilbv be at her age.

FOR MEA*LS AND BETWEEN MEALS I UTiere is no more refreshing' and invigorating Beverage ttan C'adbury's Cocoa. It is infin.'tety superior to tea or coffee for its nourishing- and strength-imrmrtine qualities, and it is genuine and unadulterated. e3435—1 The Little English Liver Tonic.—Keniick's Vege- tab'e Pills: dose. one small pill; 72d., Is. lid., vnd Ss. Sd. per box.-Of all Stcret e5805 (

FOUR STEAMERS MISSING. FEARED DISASTER ON LAKE MICHIGAN. A Dalziel's telegram from Chicago on Tues- day says:—Four large passenger steamers, eac-h with a considerable number of persons on board, were out on the lake last night when a terrific, storm arose. Not one of them has been reported this morning., and much alarm is, consequently, felt. In some quarters it is feared that they have been lost.

MR W. S. CAINE AT LLANELLY TEMPERANCE AND THE LIBERAL DEFEAT. Mr. W. S. Caine addressed a meeting at Moriah Chapel, Llanelly. on Tuesday night, under the auspices of the Liberal Club. Deal- ing with the temperance question, he said he was willing to admit that it had something to do with the defeat of the Liberal party at the last election, but he believed it was more due to Disestablishment. The Church had called out that it was in danger, and the country had saved it. Now it was for the Churchy to save the country. Some of the Londosr papers had advised the Liberal party to throw over its tem-nerance p'onnsals. but J it was absurd to suggest anything ol the kind, because temperance legislation was now part and parcel of the Libera] programme. The Direct Veto Bill of Sir William Harcourt had been grossly misrepresented, and false friends were now suggesting that it should be thrown overboard because it lost a few votes at the last election, but if they only took up measures for the purpose of get-ting votes the sooner the Liberal party went to pieoes the better, It was a singular fact that the only opposi- tion to the Veto Bill came from the licensed victuallers, who said that what the Liberals proposed was to place the "trade" in the hands of a few temperance fanatics. Now, that was a, gross misrepresentation of the Bill. because teetotalers were only one in nine of the population, and by that Bill a majority of two-thirds was reoivired for the extinction or the reduction of public-houses in any community.

CARDIFF SCHOOL BOARD. TEMPERANCE PARTY TAKE rN- DEPENDENT ACTION, The temperance party are. it would appear, resolved upon taking independent, action in the ffthcorfuus school board election at Cardiff. At a meeting of the executive committee of t tie Cardiff and District. Temperance Fede- ration held last Monday night the following i»-solution was unanimouslv carried:—"That this committee, being dissatisfied at the inaction of the Cardiff School Board in introducing a temperance text-book into our elementary schools, hereby resolves to support such candi- dates only at the forthcoming election as will plerlge themselves to introduce the same." Mrs. Roberts-Jones, who was a member of the Machen School Board for some years, has been invited to become a. candidate at the npxt election of the Cardiff School Board. Mrs. Roberts-Jones is a Radical and an undenominationalist. -_n_-

CARDIFF MORTALITY RETURNS. The following return shows the number of deaths from zymotic diseases. &c.. within the borough of Cardiff for the week ending Satur- clay last &E\aII-por o Measles 0 Scarlet fever 0 Diphtheria 1 W hoopine cough 3 Typhoid fever o r>inrrhcB& and dysentery 1 Cholera 9 Influenza 0 Other causes 52 The total number of deaths was 57, of wham 31 were males and 26 females. The ages of these are classified as follows Under one year IQ 4he¡' one and lllJder sixty 29 Sixty years and upwards 9 The number of births during the week were —Males, 41; females, 43; total. 84.

EPPS'S COC!0A—GRATEFUL AND OOMFORT- —"By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operation* of digestion and nutri- tion, and by a careful application of the fine pro- perties of well-selected COCOA, Mr. Epps has pro- v;d")d for cur br-ak'ast and supper a dehcatelv- flavoured b-veracre which may save U* many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of eu-h articles of diet thst a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every t» ndencv to disease. We may escape many a fatal shaft bv keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame."—,rCivi! Service Gazette."—Made simplv with boiling water or milk. —oniy in packets, by grocers, labelled—"JAMES r j Homoeopathic Chemists, London."—Also makers of Epos's Cocoaine or Cocoa- J*ib Extract: Tea-like: A thin beverag" of full fla- vour, now with many beneficiallv taking the place of tea Ite active principle being a gentle nerve stimu- lant suppl.es the needed energy without undulv ex- citinc the system. e4822m.w. At the Neath Board of Guardians on Tues- day Dr. Pntchard, the medical officer, was able to destroy a sensational story, of whieh one cf the guard.ans was the narrator, in refe rence to a fatal case of typhoid at Reeolven. The statement of Dr. Pntchard giving the facts of "he ca«e were satisfactory PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC, em. biacmg, cl: vivifying, sustaining, dispels depression. cures ittdipftstion. neuralgia, ana all ache* or pains. Pet-per s, the only real tonic. Shilling bottles. It is announced that the Queen has conferred the Order of the Crown of India on Maud Caro- line. wife of Lord George Hamilton. Secretary for India. Don t forget vhat Gwilvm Evens' Quinine Bitters la the only certain a-ud reliable Tonic for low spirits and T.. liver ^"rters. Sold in Bottles 211. 9d. and fed. ea-h. Sample size, Is. lid. e26212 At Durham Assizes on Tuesday John Upcott, 33, a labourer, was senienced to twenty years' penal servitude for the manslaughter of his paramour. LIYER COMPLAINTS.—Dr. King's Dandelion and Quinine Liver Pills, without Mercurv, are a potent remedy removes all Liver and Stomach Com- plaints. Biliousness. Headache, Sickness. Shoulder Pains. Heartburn. Indigestion, Constipation. Fo- Nervousness. Weakne.ss. Melancholy. Loss of Appetite, take the Best Remedy of the age. Gwilvm Evans' Quinine Bitters. Sold in Bottles, 2s. 9d. and Se. &d. each: eamplc- size, Is. l £ d.

Killed the Wrong Man MERCHANT MISTAKEN FOR A BURGLAR. Detectives who Did the Shoolire Hurry Off to a Lawyer when They Find Their Mistake. Five detectives of Chicago met a man in the street whom they took to be Clarence White, a burglar. They shot the man dead, and then learned that he was Frank White, a reputable business man. When The detectives discovered their mistake they rushed at once to Attornev Luther Lafiin Mills and retained him. They gave up James Mix, one of the detectives, as the man who did the shooting. It i., probable that Superintendent M'Donald and the four men who took part with Mix ui the shooting will be arrested. The affair has caused wide- spread indignation in the vicinity of the tragedy. Four months ago the house of Norman B. Ream was entered and robbed of jewellery and money aggregating in value £ 1,000. Mr. Reajn engaged the detectives to run down the A portion of the plunder was recovered and the detectives became convinced that the burglar was Clarence White. Thev obtained a warrant for him, and as he is a desperate man they have been hunting him with a posse. Superinten- dent M'Donald posted his men on Loomis- street. At nine o'clock two men drove up in a buggy. "There is White," whispered one of the operators. The men in the buggv were com- ma.nded to halt, but paid no attention to the command. The detectives began shooting and the man driving fell dead in the rig. The other jumped out and ran away. An examination of the dead man showed he was not Clarence White, but Frank White, confectioner. A trail of blood led from the buggy to the sidewalk, and it is believed White s companion was badly wounded. His identity has not yet been learned. The men who did the killing awt that White and his companion began shooting first. The police are of the opinion that White and his companion believed the dJeieetives were highway robbers and whipped up their horse to escape.

FIVE JIEX DROWNED. A CARDIFF-LADEN SKIP WRECKED. The three-minted Norwegian barque Anne Elizabeth. 398 tons, Captain Simensen. bound from Cardiff to Christian ia. with 531 tons of coal, left the Welsh port with a total crew of eight on the 19th, and bade fair to make a successful voyage until Sunday night. At that time she was off Start Point, but the in- creasingly strong east wind prevented much headway being made. The vessel commenced to drift, and all day Monday was tos-ed about the Channel. When daylight began to break on Tuesday morning the Manacles were dis- cerned. and additional sail was put on, with the view to avoiding the land, but the velocity of the wine and the swirl of the tide prevented the barque from answering her helm, and just before seven o'clock she sruck with t^eTrer.dc.u? fcce against a portion of the Manacles to the vast of Contrive Bay. a small opening in the iron bound coast between the Manacles and the Lowlands, about five miles from Coverack. Entertaining fears for their safety, the steward, carpenter, and four seamen embarked in the small boat, and, together with the vessel, were hurled towards the coast. Getting between the wreck and the surf-beaten shore, the boat was swamped, and tlie receding waves hurled the unfortunate men against the side of the barque. Excepting Hatman Hansen, a sea- man, neither of the drowning men seemed sensible enough to clutch at the ropes thrown to them by their shipmates, the result being that their dead bodies were- soon being tossed to and fro by the waves. Hansen was rescued, and by this time the Coverack rocket appara- tus, in charge of Chief-officer Jeffer, was on the scene, and, with commendable alacrity, a line was thrown over the vessel, and by means of the breeches buoy thv survivors, who were hudcued together on the forecastle, were saved. So heavy wae the sea that in each instance it was feared the men would be washed out of the buoy. The saved are Cap- lain Simensen, Ha,ns G uf, ]J««naft Hansen, and Hans Arnesen (seamen). Sooa after the rescue the dead body of a handsome young fellow was washed ashore. Attempts to restore animat-on by Drs. Leverotn, Spry, and others proved ineffective. The remainder of the bodies were pla-inly to be seen Seating about in the thick seaweed, the arms, legs, and heads of the poor fellows being frequently observed, but the bodies could not be recovered owing to the vsolence of the waves, and they were subsequently washed out to sea. When the vessel struck ^he was stem-on. but gradually veered round to broadside. Swept con. tinuously by tremendous seas, she eoon com- menced to break up, the ehore being covered with wreckage. Two hours after striking she was bottomless, and the water was darkened for a considerable space by coal from the hold. Late on Tuesday evening no mere bodies had been recovered, and there was no prospect of the vessel, which was insured, being saved. Too much praise cannot be given to the gallaait coast guard.-in ern and members of the Life Saving brigade. Had the crew stuck to the vessel the probability is that none would have been drowned. In the course of an interview A. J 'ffers, the chief officer of the Coastguards stationed at Coverack, stated that the alarm of the wreck was raised in Coverack precisely at twenty minutes past seven. The brigade and coast- guards were at once summoned, and the life- gaving apparatus was placed on a wagon drawn by three horses. He was accompanied by Coastguards Wills, Carron, Mov-e. Guy, Ruther. Love. and Sum, whilst the brigade members included Messrs Roskiily, sen. and jun., CVews, Barken. Champion, Bastin, Boadene (two), Munday, Richards, and Corins (two). The distance to be traversed was five mdBS, over the roughest roads possible to imagine, eteep, zig- zag paths, strewn with huge boulders, having to be traversed at high tpeed. Despite these and orfher difficulties the party quickly arrived on the scene. By twentv minutes to nine all the r-urvivoii had been rescued. The line i, om the first rocket went wide, but the rest fell on the bowsprit of the ship, being made fast to the stock of the anchor. Hansen was the first saved, but. as there was great danger of his being dashed on the rocks, Wilis, Carron. Gqy. and Love, at great risk. waue-d into the raging surf and helped the unfortunate man s-everal times. It wa." thought the others on board were lost. so fuisous were the waves, but the men mentioned succeeded in pulling them ashore in an exhausted condition. Mr. Roe Lilly, ■member of the Helpoon District Council. 'M onoe rode to Coverack and prepared warm bedding, food, and clothing for the shipwrecked men. who spoke in thankful terms of his kind- mess and good nature.

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