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J I i PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. I W CARDIFF. JHEATBE U° Y AL TAD MANAGER Mr. EDWARD FLETCHER. P*ci«L ENGAGEMENT of the Chas. Melville Repertoire Company. (MONDAi), July 6tb, and During the L-AUI IFMIIL Olympic AND Surrey Drama, BY Merntt and George Conquest, entitled— CJBIMES OF PARIS. lime AND Pricea as TJ6PM J IN'THE^C^8 J" HVDE'S &I,E- I ? AMINE." 6 ^CCESSFUL IRISH Draiia., "THE 1 L00G OITFTY^T^; 1, ptiRL. SHE will BE VT J^20TB. NNSMG you nf> here on MONDAY, SHACKELL (LIMITS Messrs. Thompson and D STXR7~~ I'QF^GEN-STREET. 45969 GRAN D THEA TRE. •Mr. ELAHEN€E SOUNliS. J WRRH?UAL SUMMER VACATION, .^I'SRSS AUGUST 3. T«,3 | ill IN & I-. « ■ ORTA<L8 TO command success, but we'll do T more—deserve it." H-B J] I P I B E The ^ECT»^-OSWALJD STOLL. W°^ TO E,^EATRE IN THE COUNTRY! ■^NG 0J ■»,_«? ?»LDING Roof and other co-operating OUTRIDE V? -2' "LE ATMOSPHERE is cooler inside **UREJ BV U>« and its purity is further employment of the Electric Light. I LLCCOSEN,, TO-NIGHT! OF JFAVC VUV,°* remarkable success during the 2* RE-ERHI^ SRRANJ?emerits have been made for £ AB OSGVFR THIP WEEK only of IC LUMIERE CINEMATOGRAPHE, Kew "PIT WE^R' ^113,11 the Empire Theatre, Lon- ^TRUNJENT, A*?1*8 BE SHOWN on this remarkable •^ATCGRAPHE* «. attempts to produce CSne- gmphft equal to it,' the Lumiere has been pro- LAVATK-'IS. MC°niparablo up to now. A1FIRS CANINE MUSICIANS, TWP J^TABLE Orchestra of Does. K* ADUOU, BEAUTIFUL MARGUERITE, > graceful, astounding evolutions of fcer » BP^QTD P^I?NTLY boneless physique. IACKL,EY^II.?I?T0JF' 110111 THC EAST End. ^AKE (I» A W in Drawing-room Athletics, JOHN PNW??T J*10 tuneful and inspiriting scngtter. 'RED VP.KLL, whose speciality is Dancing. TO A CA»..W,M UITS'. BURLESQUE SKETCH CO., The 0REI?».N^'PTOM'C CONcoction called "Bluebeard." ^')TIPF» "^OT I Marvellous Graggs are Coming, F FEE, CATT *-E Booked, without extra J SEVEN N 5 ™URS Eleven a.m. and Four p.m., FLAA OF « *ND TEN P-M GGG*A, J^UTEUILS, AND Grand Circle. [45975 ROLL'S PANOPTICON HALL AND BUILDINGS, ^0-DAY ,*T"^ £ BJ"S'RR'2ET> CARDIFF. 0 P;M- *CD EVERY HALF HOUR NEW A SH0)LT SEASON, the i HOTO-ELEOTRIC MARVEL, entitled the (JAMERA JYJ-ATOGRAPHB *^CNIA-TOGVN.PHE of the Polytechnic, nt-staeet, and the Animitoj;raphe of the V 14 AND Olympia, London. "JJTFCD by the whole of vhe London Press to be a TJWRT? °* Scientific Mechanism and Art. *-»mera Matosrmphe depicts on a sheet TO F_ ANIMATED PHOTOGRAPHS BTH^W> that spectators imagine the images TU-7. real. Among other ncenes Butterlv QTT^E GIRT, Loie Fuller; (3omio Rrsing Act, Ail er the Shop, Dancing Scotchmen. The Exhibitions will take place EVERY HALF- l J <FONLMENCIN8 AT Two p.m. to 10.30 p.m. Aamiwion—Stalls, 6d.; Gallery, 3d. These prices yftlude admission to the Curio Halls. 45976 ? NEWPORT. ,T H E TO M P I B E M"arcz Director OSWALD STOLL. » R »»» TO-NIGHT. R -SBAC. and hi« (STREET) ARABS. TBE_RAM») WELSH (HKLS. I YD™ JHE 8TS LUGK BROTHERS. AURTP MARVELLOUS STEBBING TROUPE. 015 OEASEMORK, MAY A RONE, CULLEN and CARTHY, and 2BB FAMOUS MARZELLO KLEPPER. Next Week—MILDARE! ^J £ S £ ^>UT FOR the Lumiere Cinematographe. 45973 T P E W B U I N G BRANCHES OF TYPE >,TVITING ^JSOTJTED AT SHORTEST NOTICE. ALL PRICES INCLUDE PAPER. (over 3,000 per 1,000 wards— 1 9 LE».I MSS. (under 3,00C)per folio 72 words.. 0 1 FEGRF_«5ST. -.11 WOFFC F9 FF —0 2 P™.1' &C-. per page foolscap .0 44 «*CH Duplicate HaJf-price of Original. »umbers cf Copies at a much Cheaper Rate. SHORTHAND CLERKS IN ATTEN. DANCE FOR TAKING kOTES OF DRAFT AGREEMENTS, INDEN. TORK^. OF QUANTITIES, SPECI- *AIT TOON CDOTOICERS&<AT °OWN OFFICE. WESTERN MAIL LIMITED WESTERN MAIL BUILDINGS, CARDIFF MONEY. IN ;P,^ < to be Lenton Note of ti«» B„M; *YJYJ\J Hand without fees,sure PRIVATE —S51 OR D€'AY- Town or Country. Strictly ~~TRADA F^FPV'MENTE to suit borrowers' convenience. H"OOCI^,I„ ;E D)*eounted.—Central Advance Bank. 40, Cardiff. S. Harris, manager. E5^6 SUN.S OTIOLN 1<€ND '>Y the Prcivincial Union Bank in ON TLR.„ £ 500, on Note of Hand alone, or *U CI„R Security, at a few hours' notice, to by ANY part T>f the country; repayable Do (ITJLL ^'TALMENTS; with and without sureties; V JJ" This ol<L-CE«aA>Hshed Bank does the lar- the ? 31 ea in the Kinpdom.—Write or all upon BRISTOLT^*RV, "• StMttey Dowding, 1, Queen-square, CARDIFF' Webber, 3, Wcrking-stn>et, SEASIDE AND COUNTRY. APARTMENTS. SPACIOUS accommodation • T *55«IFTLUIAS^PRSRLUOFRK-R00RN-SE»I^0R THE < EYEMNCnBXPElss^ MORE NEWS THAX 4VV OTHER EVENING PAPER IN WALES. ?- PUBLIC NOTICES. QARD1FF "EXHIBITION, 1896 Patron: HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. OIEN DAILY FROM 10.30 A.M. TILL 10.30 P.M. MAGMFICENT COLLECTION OF PICTURES, STATUARY, BOOKS, AND PHOTOGRAPHS, IN ART GALLERY. FINE COLLECTION OF MARITIME MODELS, tN ENTRANCE HALL. MACHINERY IN MOTION. WORKING EXHIBITS. Q&D CARDIE* (200 YEARS AGO). WORKING COAL MINE. WORKING MODEL GOLD 'MINE. ANIMATED PHOTOGRAPHS. WORKING DAIRY JJAND OF 1 ST TIFB GUARDS WILL PERFORM IN THE IMPERIAL GARDENS TWICE DAILY. THE OLD WORLD BAND TWICE DAILY. OPEN AIR OPERA, «'G«ANTIAGO,,J WITH BOMBARDMENT OF THE TOWN. BRILLIANT ILLUMINATION OF GROUNDS BY X,000 FAIRY LAMPS. JUBILEE OF SANTIAGO. Second Edition, with Numerous Additional Attrac- tions, "MABON'S" DAY, JULY 6th, Urder the Patronage of Colonel Goldsmid and Officers of 41st Regiment. 43944 T EETH. A COMPLETE SET, ONE GUINEA. E S S B S, O O D M A N 56, QUEEN-STREET, AND 10, DUKE- STREET, CARDIFF. SINGLE TOOTH, 2a. 6d.; 5 TEARS' WARRANTY. Painlessly Fitted by, Atmospheric Suction AT ONE-THIRD THE USUAL. CHARGES. No extractions neaeesary. Gountrx Pa-tiente supplied in One Visit and Railway Fare allowed. Dr. ANDREW WILSON (late R.N.) saysc"! can recom- mend Mr. GOODMAN » <«AI7. SKUFAIL «* *«TQWJ»% Dentiist. HIS reasoadbte ABMF^B AOUKL attracs T*> him all CL asses. CONSULTATIONS FREE. iENGLISH AND AMERICAN DENTISTRY. MESSRS. GOODMAN. 10. DUKE-STREET, and 56, QUEEN-STREET, Cardiff, And at 86. TAFF-STKEKT, PONTYPRIDD. 28, HIGH-STREET, NEWPORT. 15, CASTLE-STREET. SWANSEA. Hours. Ten to Eight. Consultations Free. e3541 BELGRAYE DYEWORKS JL? OAiRUIFF. RECEIVING OFFICE FOR ROATH PARK AND CATHAYS ON CRWYS ROAD BRIDGE. C5291 YANS, YANS, "YANS IURNITUBE REMOVED, TOWN OR COUNTRY. AI'PLY, J. J. F ARTHING, 173, RICHMOND-ROAD, CARDIFF eMJO THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER THOMPSON'S BURDOCK PILLS Overcome the worst forms of diseases and the foulest state of the Blood, Stomach, Liver and Kidneys; they GO to the core of every disease, where no other medicme has power to reach. In Boxes, at Is. LID and 2s. 9d. each. Sold by all Chemists, or from the Burdock PU1 Manufactory, 44, Oxford street. Swansea ESSRS KITT AND CO'S J?JL AMERICAN NERVINE. An Infallible Specific for Speedy and effectual cure of all ca.es of Debility, Dimnws of Sight, Dislike to Scciety, &c. Prepared only by KITT and CO., Botanic Institute, No. 39, Bute-street, Cardiff. One 46. 6d bottle cures evary case, post free. Sfroret3^_pgcked. e5423 BOYS WANTED TO SELL THE "EVENING EXPRESS." Special terms. Apply the Publisher. e9999 BUSMTESS ADDRESSES. CARDIFF EXHIBITION ADMISSION FREE! WITH TRAIN FARE PAID The enormous and constantly expanding business done by BEVAN AND COMPANY (LIMITED), REGISTERED AS THE CARDIFF FUliNISHERS Enables them not only to continue to supply every description ot HOUSEHOLD FURNITIJRE At about ha-lf the prices usually charged by some of their competitors, but 10 present to all cash customers at each of their branches during the holding of the Exhibition a Ticket of Free Admission, with train fare paid, as follows. To cash buyers of £ 2 worth—Free admission. 25 worth-Free admission, with train fare one way up to twenty-five miles. jBlO worth-Free admission, with train fare both ways up to twenty-five miles. JB20 worth-Free admission, with train fare both ways up to fifty miles. AS THE LARGEST FURNISHERS In South Wales and Monmouthshire, they are in a position to serve you far and away below the prices -barged by their competitors, whilst the uninterrupted trading of forty-six vears affords the strongest possible proof that the quality aU goods may be fully relied upon. DINING, DRAWII-, AND BED ROOM SUITES, From 32 to 50 Guineas. PIANOFORTES from 10 to 45 Guineas. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES GRATIS! DELIVERY FREE I BEVAN AND COMPANY CARDIFF. NEWPORT, AND PONTYPOOL. pHIL jpHILLIPS RHEUMATIC 0 U R E 24, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. Mr. Pirfltt, White Hart Hotel, Pontypridd, says:— "Your socks cured me of sciatica." r 0.4bK.P, of St. ,Ya 0 XV4 c of good. I am now able to go to work." B JELTS. 10s. 6d. EACH. SEND SIZff OF WAIST NEXT TO THE SKIN. SOCKf,, ws. 6d. PER PAIR. SEND SIZE OF BOOTS. Mr. Evan Lewis, Byas Cottage, St. Mellon's, says: —"I am ml.ch better since wearing vour Socks." Henry Faulkner. 2, Dr&m-road-sid<i, Graig, Quaker's- Yard. near Treharria, says.—"The Belt I had from you has taken the pain away, and I am getting much wronger." William Edwards. The Hook, Haverfordwest, says: —"Your Socks have dene me a lot of good. I am now able to get about." William Scott. 33, Bridge-street, Troedyrhiw, says: —"I have had no Rheumatic since wearing your Seeks." WR I S TS. 5s, Send Size of Wrists,* HUNDREDS OF TESTIMONIALS CAN BE SEEN OF THIS WONDERFUL CURE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. AGENTS. The fotlowinjr are duly appointed as agents for the sale of Phil Phillips's Rheumatic Cure:— Mr. J. SHANKLAND. Bridtre-street, Kidwelly. Mr. J. PRICE. Church-road Station, near Newport. Mr. THOMAS B. NEAL, 45, Mackworth-street. Bridcend. Mr. JOSEPH MORGAN. Main-street. Maesycwmmer. Mr D. V. MORCAMBE, 10, Bush-street, Pembroke Dock. Mr. JAMES LEES, Newland-street, Øoleford. Mr. MORGAN PARK. Stationer, 168, CardiHwad, Abrraman, Aberdare. Mr. JOHN D. JONES. 42, Upper High-street, Rhymnev Mr. JAMES P. JONES, Newoastle Emlyn. Mr. M. JOHN. Grocer. Ferryside, Carmarthenshire. Mr. E. J: JONES. Presteign. Mr. R. PRICE. Penygraig. Mr. W. HITCHINS. Grocer., Bridgend. Mr. W. GRfFFITHS. Clvdach, Swansea. Mr. E. T. DAVIES, The Emporium, Llansbephan, Carmarthenshire. Mr. W. O. DAVIES, LlanfeUta, Farm, Bwlcb, R.S.O. Mr. D. L. JONES, Bookseller, Briton Ferry. Mr. S. BAYLIS. 3. Fark-road, Redditch. Mr. L. BRIGSTOCKE. Haverfordwest. Mr. E. SMITH, Avnold Farm. Little Hereford. Mr. T. D. MEVLER, Chemist, Milford Haven. Mr. DAVID EVANS. 1, Woodlaod-road, Llanellv. 40875 THE — EVENING EXPRESS." BEST FOR NEWS LOCAL AND GENERAL. PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS THE EVENING EXPRESS I WORDS. OKCK. THREE SIX TIMES. TIMES 20 WORDS 0 6 10 16 30 WORDS 9 16 2 3 ?- 40 Words. 1 0 2 0 3 0 ?. 50 Words. 1 3 2 6 3 9 Notice to Advertisers. IMPORTANT.—Advertisements to be classified must reach this office by 10.30 a.m.; but they can be inserted up to 4.45 p.m. under heading of TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. The above charges apply oniy to consecutive in- sertions of the following oiass of adveruwments: Situations Wanted or Offered, Apartmente, Money Wanted, Partnerships, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, Businesses, Houses. Shops, Offices to Let or Sell. Specific Articles for Sale Privately. If the insertions be not consecutive, or if payment be not made previous to publication, the credit rates will be charged. Name and Address to be counted. Orders sent through the post to be accompanied by Postal Order or Halfpenny Stamps. Cheques, Postal and Post-office Orders should be orcttsed and made payable to Mr. D. Watkin Thomas. Advertisements are received also at the following atib-ofbees, NEWPORT TREDEGAR.STREET. SWANSEA CASTLE-STREET. MERTHYR VteTORIA-STREET. PONTYPRIDD „.4a, TAFF-STREKT. HEAD OFFICES CARDIFF: ST. MARY-STREET. COPIES ONLY of testimonials should be enclosed (not originals'* "Apply at the Evening Express," means that the address of the advertiser can be obtained at the "Evening Express" office on personal application. If required to be sent by, post, two stamps must be en- closed. The boxes provided for answers to advertisements appearing in the "Eveping Express" are not intended for any other purpose whatever, and cannot be allowed to be used for the distribution of printed or written advertising circulars or announcements of any kind. N.B.—To avoid delay all letters containing adver- tisements should have' the words "Advertisement Department" on th-, Envelope. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. Mrs. North, 34, Caroline-street, Cardiff, Purchaser of Ladnes' and Gentlemen's LIFTOFF Clothing of every description; ? MUSICAL. "YOUNG Lady to sijit pupils tftv business hours; terms mode- rate -MISS F. EVANS, 24, Oowbridge-road, Cbr. c45402 I ? LOST AND POUND. ADVFRTlSEMENTb insertedTundcr this hevling at the FOLLOWING prepaid IP.RES: — 20 words. 1 day. 6d ..3 (wys. 1 Is- 6 di-s. Is. 6d. Found June 26, Yellow-painted Truck, not claimed in three days will be sold to defray expenses.—9, David-street, Cardiff. e9524n6 Lc.st. on Saturday night, it Lady's Black Jacket by the riverside, Giangstfwn;; finder rewarded.—10, Avcpdale-tcrraoe, Cla.re'ice-roa H. Cardiff. e8572n6 SHOP ASSISTANTS. Advertisers are Cautioned thai; Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Ad pressed or Fictitious Names at any Poat-off|ce. Letter* addressed to Itiltisic, or Fictitious Names 1f)U@t bear the address of the advertiser or one of the 'OFFICES of the Western Mail. ■ J ,?.?,.? "TO the OROCE^T Provision, and Patent Medicine Ifrade.—Apply, vrith full particulars, Peglor, Pontyp'pol. 3207n9 ? Drapery.—Wanted, good Junior Young Mail for Hosiery Depaitment; must spfeak Welsh.—Apply, stating experience, salary., age, '[hoe. Yorath. Swan- 3223nll Drapers.—Reynolds and Co. CfTmitOd), Newpci-t, Mon.. Requirj a Few smart Yo|mg Men to Asnst at their Sale on 7th hist. Pttrnonal application CTIIV. | 3T57 Outfitting.—Wanted, a smart Ycftmg Man; five or six years' experience; Welsh able \o measure.—Apply J. B. Evans, Dowlais. 3108010 Hewell ANFL Co., "The Cardiff !drapers," CardiffT have Vacancies for Assistants: rotmong" application preferred, but IF by letter full PARTICULARS of expe- rience must be stated, with salary' required. nlO Boot Trade (Retail).^—Wanted, smart Man aa Manager; must speak Welsh.—St|ite fully all par- ticulars, age. experience, wages required, and enclo-e photo, if possible, Briggs, 80, Rutland-street, Lei- crster 3072n6 Wanted, Two DOWN Apprentice*, to the Grocerv. Provision, and Patent Medicine Tn»de.—Apply, with full particulars, Pegler, Pontypool.* 3082n6 Grocer/.—Wanted, a Junior Hand, with Knowledge of Provisions state waares required (indcors) and refe- rences.—Apply W. Williams, 35, Ivrtinaninoor-road, Cardiff. 3013n9 Wanted, good Showroom Haiid; knowledge millinery: good saleswoman and stoi^K-keeper; state full particulars; Welsh.—Apply Rajidell AND Sons, London House, Llanellv. 2967n9 Drapery.—Wanted, Junior Young Ilan: Welsh.— Apply, stating reference and salary VEQUIRED- to W. Evans, Temple of Fashion. Treorchy 2887n7 Grocery and Provision.—Wanted, a |-ood Improver, Willing to Make Himself Useful: WELSH.—Apply W. Thomas. Grocer, Ynysnir, near Porth 2948n7 To Gfccen!.—Wantfd. Junior or Iniprover: one med to soliciting preferred: indoorf.—S Mte full par- ticulars to Philip James, Clydach, Ahctgavenny. n7 Wanted, an experienct-d Young Man ifor the Dra- pery Trade.—Apply A. Deggote, Drapec, 51a. High- street, Swansea. 2925n7 Grocery and, Prov?t<icn Trade.—Smart Young Man Wanted at once; Welsh; indoors.—Apply, stating fuli particulars in first letter, to T. Griffiths and Co., Kastside Supply Stores, Swansea. 2922n7 To Grocers.—Wanted at once, expsaieiieed Assis- tant; must understand books and speak WELSH: first- class references required.—Apply, stating 11111 particu- lars, to F. James. Grocer, PontvpooJ. 2814n6 Drapery.—Wanted immediately, experienced Sales- woman and Young Man Assistant.—Apply JTOVLE and Morris, High-street. Merthyr. 2802n6 SHOP ASSISTANTS WANT PLACKV. To CroceM'—Wanted. Situation aa THIRD Hand; well up at both counters; used to wholesale and retail; aged 21 years; disengaged; good references.- Address P. Peates, 1. Cliolmley-terrace, Portnnouth- road, Long Ditton, Surrey. ? 3975n5 Wanted, by Young Lady, Situation in Showjoom or General Drapery; Ave "years' experience; .highest references.—Apply Williams, Cheltenham House, Touypandy. 2IX)ln7 BICYCLES. REPAIRS.—All Go to Morris fcroe., Pontypridd; 1110 joi) too difficult, no job too small. Don't Forget. j Abandon Ancient Maps and *END Four Stamps for up-to-date Cyclists' Road MAP of South Wales, with correct mileage to all ..chief towns, and 1896 lists, and tpecial bargains in Safeties and Tricycles, from 33s.; Talve or inflator fittings, n'tts, and sundiies, per re- journ.-Morris Bros., Cycle Wort's, Pontypridd. el947 AUdays' Ovclati. Mapnfartures. Stock, and Depot: !Lacties' Machines for Hire; Repairs and Plating a Speciality; Alldays' Gvcle Riding School, Andrews- ball, St. Marv-efcrect, Cardiff; OPEN FRCM 10 till 10.— For tenns and particulars, apply Alldays and Onions, Pneumatic Engineering Company. (Limited), 49, West gate-street, Cardiff. e5309 MISCELLANEOUS SALES. To Milk Vendors?—Wasnted* A Pui-chaser for 30 GaHons Milk Daily <A\ Rail at Abergavenny Junction. —fiitcbard, J-VORTH (\Yeaitwn. I Hotel, Aberga- venny. e5504 Xiight-covered Furniture Van, in good 'condition; price SIO. giving up fumi-Jre tr:tde.-Apply Ede s Old Curicsity Shop. Newport. e9516n/ Poultry, Pigeon, TSWE^BIRD, and Dog Foods.—Write for prices and samples to Noah Bees and Son, Hay, Ooia. and Seed Merchants, Owdiff. e5229 1.000 Business Cards Memorandums, or Billheads. 38.: 10.000 Useful Handbills, 8a. &D-: sampJes free. Ksher and Co., MachiJie printers, Broadmead. Bris- JOL. e4419 APARTMENTS. APARTMENTS let- Wel^-furn»*lied ApartnitntsT" bc-ard. if necel" sary; vae of psano antd battt; tsrrus moderate.-Z, Adautsdcmn-equare, CARDIFF- e3509iiO Lodgings for RESPECTSLE Young Man; no children. -Appl;I 64. Salisbm-V.road. Cardiff. e9573n6 Lcdgiiigi for ')IT^OR~FWO'VOUNG Men at <549, Cow- i7 -(* f(-Ir bridge-road, Canwn, Catditf; terms moderate e2482n9 YOlIlg; Lady can bare coijifortable Furnished Bed- room ttrnw modeiute.—ApplX 107, Richard-street, Cathays. Cardiff. c9ollno Wi-jite-T Furnished or UNFURNISHED Apartments, with respectable People, for Family of Three-Stllte terms D 10, Western Mail, Cardiff. 31^ONY Wanted. Two Rooin?^with~Attendance, neighbour- hood of Koath or Cathavs.—Address D 8, We-tein Mail, Cardiff. 3070n6 Require^, in Penarth, Well-furnished Apartments— Dining-room and Two Bedrooms—for Gentieman, Wife, and Two IfhiMreu; cleanliness, good cooking, and attendance iKspensab)epreference where piano and garden provided.—Anulv, »t»ting moderate terms, Box C 78, Western ^aii, Cardiff. 2873n7 Penarth.-r-VA»ajtineat» Required by Gentleman, near T.V.R. Station*; bathmwn ;■ permanency teinis mode- rate —Addzass C 71. Western Mail, Cardiff. 2787n6 Apartments to LetTfurnisbed, 6s., 10S.; unfuini«hed, 4s., 8E.; bojird-lodgings, 15s.—Apartments Asency. 45, Charles-street, Cardiff. 45270 Coinfortablt Aportnints-and Board, with Family■ Required by French Gentleman —Apply D 17, Western Mail, Cardiff^ 3128n7 Bedroom and Sitting-room, FOR One or Two Gentle- men; use of piano; h-.t ANA cold both; no children. :-13, De. Burnh-street. Cardiff- 3104nl0 Barry.—ConUoi table Ap»I tinsnts (near railway sta- TION; every c^nvenieijcie) for One or Two Gentlemen, with or vithoiit lx>ard'' ROOD attendance; no children. —Address D 9', WEST^A M»'L- Cardiff. 3069N9 3, Windeor-pjace*F~QU#en-»treet, Cardiff.—Firsts class Rooms t<» L^tcecd cooking and attendance. I 3033n9 WEU-furnwhe4 AR>D~6^IFOTTABLE Dining and Drawing- Room and Bedriiom to LET in Conway-road, Cardiff. Address D 2. Western MaiU, Oardiff. 3030n9 Superior Apuftnieni* to I^ST; pleasant locality; central.—9, DespeiJer-street, Riverside, Car- diff. J "I; 2923N7 N>RAN^IF~HHIISERI^^ATE" GTOv'S:C>mfcvtable Country Apai-tintnts IFER One or Two Gentleinen, to Let: near ftation SIZABLE train T-.ervice. el«525n9 Sujierior APAN JUMTJP^SI^NG-ROOM and Bedroom; close to Taff StationInd town.-20, The Walk. Car- diff. £ R 2852n6 ~Front Sftting-roomJ',TOE_OR-TWO Bedrooms, with Use of Bath; no chiiren.—99, Frederick-street, off Queen-street, Cardiff. 2798"" "^NTU^SHCD^PI,?^ for Gentleman or Two Friends aJl COILVENFENEE5 > NO <FDRFNclose to town; moderate —19, Glynrhoudda-street. Car- diff. 2804n6 Tenby and S^UIIDSFROSTSNNTH ntendinz Visitors to these EBIRRCTINSR Seaside Resorts should write, to Grahhaw ATIS Jenkuis, Estate Agents. Tenbv, statfmg requiremertta. FOR Apartmente, Fumi:shed Houses, &c. All INLONAATION free. 2071d Per a rth. IJANADA^NE Private Hotel; extensive .CAMWPD,. )riew, PMOT, accommodation; moderate ?. '*?? PREMISES. Gower.—To be Let (Furnished), for a Long or Short Period. Bay View House. Horton, containing two reception-rooms, two kitchens, six bedrooms.— Nicholas, Horton. 3065nll Mumbles.—Furnished House to Let from July 20Lh TF-11 'end of August: three sitting-rooms, four bed- roome bath everything left except servant.—Address 8, Oastleton. Mumbles. 3222nll To Let, Nine-roomed House, with Two-stalled Stil e, Loft. Coach-house, Cow-houses. Piggeries, Large Pro- ductive Garden, all in good state of repair; £ 0 acres first-class meadow land may be had, if desired immediate possession.—For particulars apply Jarrold, Whitland Mills, Whitland. 3183nll Llandilo.I—To I^et, "^R Exchange, A Furnished House for August; moderate terms.—Address Abbev House, Llandilo. 3186nll Tenby.—Small bed House to be Let; every convenience: for longer or shorter period.—Applv E. M., 2, HttnJing Villas. 3184nll_ To be Let. Family Residence, Marlborough Grange- Cowbrddge, containing drawing, dining, breakfast, and thirteen bed rooms, bathroom, kitchen. servant*' hall, and other offices, together with stables, saddle-room, AC., situated in the VatA of Glamorgan, and within easy distance of the very old-established and well- known Cowbridge Grammar School. Good hunting and fishing in the neighbourhood. A billiard-room hRII been added, adjoining the library, and may be taken if destred.—For further particulars apyiy to Mr. John David, Estate AGENT, Cowbridge, Glamor- ganshire. 45624 To Let, 117, Albanv-road; two reception, five bod rooms, hot AWL cold bath; latest improvements.— Bregartner, 182, Butc-road, Cardiff. -3151nl0 Mi'ivern.—To Let. Private Furnished House, from the Middle of July to the End of August, containing four reception-roonis and four bedrooms, one with three single beds bs-th (hot and cold), kitchens, and larder. The above iu on the Wells-road, and is close to tha golf links, and IIM A splendid view of the country from Worcester to beyond Cheltenham sani- tation perlect. -lka-r rjid Son. Maivern. 45936 To Let. Desirable Villa RESIDENCE in I.lanfair-rcad, Canton hot and cold bath AND all eonvenifices rent lev.—Apply Morgan Morgan, Auctioneer, Uigli-street, Cardiff. 214 On! 0 130. Albanv-road, near park and 'bus terminus. Detached Double-fronted Villa, nine rooms; all modern conveniences; side entrance; low rental; term, if deeired.—Particulars 138, Castle-road. Car- diff. 3077n9 13. Stacey-road: seven rooms. 116. Cottrell-road, 41, Dalton-street, Roath Park four bedrooms. baFh. —Apply 133, Castle-road. Cardiff. 3076n9 d Scinereet House, Newpoiir-road (corner^OF Partridge- road), Cardiff, to Let. from 29th September or Earlier; excellent repair; sanitary arrangements perfect.-—Applv Lewis Hopkins, lb. Queen-street, Cardiff. V 3078n9_ IilaJlishen, R.ear Cardiff.—To Let or for Sale, Two Ten-roomed Villas; baths and every convenience; large gardens and lawns; near station; low rents- —6, Church-terrace, Lhunishen. 3029n9 To I<et. pretty Ten-roomed Residence; all latest conveniences; side entrance; servante'-hall; good garden, with weftfrstocked fruit trees.—Applv 18, Conway-road, Canton, Cardiff. 3055n9

The Friend in Need DAME CARDIFF: Oh, I'm so glad. Here's Mr. Hallett, with his great practical experience, coming to my-a-ssistaja.ee!" I f

HOTEL SERVANTS. Two Bannaids (Cardiff), Waitresses, Chamber- maids, Cooks, Kitehenniaids, HOl1"eket'i'rs. (ionerals, 1 .:1.lIIlI!re..>'et:ó. and Several Male 45, CliarJes-street, Cardiff. u. ?- e45270 Disengagfd. Numbers Waitresses, Ciiambermaiiis, Clocks, Kitchenmaid-S, Generate, BarmaVls, Manager (Wife): Itermsn. Waitets. Boots. Markers, Pages, Chef. Grooms, Gardeners.—Davies'S, 45, Charles-street, Cardiff. 452?fi NURSEMAIDS AND SERVANTS. Wan ted for Yorkshire, in- a.- family of three, a good General Servaiit.-Apply at ST Osytti, Barry. e92523n9 Wanted good General Servant. another one kept.— Apply Mr. Williams, 120, Cowbridge-road- Canton. e9528n7 Good General Sei-vaot Wanted (for BUSINESS house); ccuilhy girl ]>ieferred.—Stute age, ex(>erience, and wages to Jas. Basham, Draper. Newport. Mon. nil Wanted, July 28, strong General Servant: aged about 23; four in family.—Apply, with reference and wages required, Mrs. Jones, Gladstone House, Porth, Rhondda. 3196n8 Laundress Wanted immediately; must assist with housework.—Applv. stating age, wages, and reference Mrs. Straclian, Craigisla, L'tnylan, Cardiff. 3229nll Wanted, a thoroughly experienced General Servant iu Family of Two. with references, Weardale, Victoria-road, Penarth. 3205nll Wanted, a General Servant who can Cook Well; good references required state wages required and age.—Apply to Mrs. Davy, Woodside. Briton Ferrv. _?_ 3204nll Wanted, clean, respectable Girl as Nurse-House- maid.—-Apply 132, Newgort-road, 309&U7 £ 18.—Apply Brierlev. Park-road. Penarth. 3126nl0 Wanted .expfrienced Plain Ctook; aged over~25"T Churchwoman, with good references: dairv and baking.—Apply Mrs. Bromley, Manorbier Vicarage R.S.O., Pembrokeshire. 3132n8 Wanted inimedistelv. House-Ritebenmaid; stboiit 20 ;country.-Apply: stating age, wages, and iefe- rences, to Mrs. Evans, Welston Court, near Pem- broke. 2972n7 —Wanted, in Clergyman's family—count.rr: two children—experienced General washing, plain cook- ing; good character; TRUSTWORTHY.—Mrs. E-rans, Woodland«. Rhayader. 3123n7 Wcntedi good General Servant who ITndeisuinds Ccoking; also Housemaid — Apply Mrs. Spee<l. Hawl- burst, Plymouth-rt»ad. Penarth. 3105nl0 Upper HouaenMid.—Ofn Acv I,ady RECOMMEND a thoroughlv-trustworthy. One? Must, be active; early riser; gord needlewoman-—Address, stating age, HEIGHT, wages, and length-of characters. Mrs. Davies- Evans, Higjimead, Llanybvfchcr, South Wa!E'S R:S.Q. 3150n10 Wanted, for Small Fanvlv. experienced Heneral Servant, able.to do goorj plain cooking; also House- rraid. able to wait at table good references required. —Apply 30, Richmond-rpad, Cardiff. 3164nl0 Girls Wanted for General Housework.—Voinvnte-r Dairy, 12. Llandaff-road, Canton, Cardiff. 3165n10 Wantpd. a, elean. reap-ctigbie Girl, about 17. M General Servant.—14.<Llantwlt-Btreet. Cardiff. r3034n6 Wantcl immediately, a good General Servant for PHvate Br<irding-H< use in londo-i, so: cbaraclcr indispensable; t A-rlv riser wagm. £ 12.—MRS. TTN-^RUI. 299. Vauxhall Bridge-road. London. S.W. 3045n6 Wanted, good General RWVANT; must understand plain cooking. one used to country preferred: no ehilclren.Apply 61. Clande-rcad, Gardiff. 3052n9 Wanted, Houee-Parlonrmaid; giri used to HF>us? work, and would train for parlourmaid work; Churchwoman; abstainer; wages £ 8—Mrs. Srdney Da vies, Orickhowell; 3041n6 —Wanted, an experience! GENERAL Servant, with good cht,raeter. Address 17, Plymouth-road, Pernm-h. T ? ?__ 3031n9 Wanted. good General Servant, about Middle of Julv; two in family wages, £ 14 references required. -Apply, in first place, to MISS Williams, 31 Plas- turton-avenue, Cardiff. 3080n6 ~Gcod~General Seivant Wanted; about 25: accus- touied to children.—Apply Mrs. Fontaine, 4, Adeline- street. Newport. Mon. 3093n9 Wanted. lborous'h!y-expefi<nped cood Plain Cook, about 30: assistance given. Also Under Housemaid, about 18; three maidservants; three in family.— Mrs. Saunders. Lullote, Llacishen, Glamorgan. Apnly by letter only. 3095n6 Wanted inunedittety. experiecced Cook-General for Three Persons: good character: Churchwoman pre. ferred; aged 20 to 25.Apply 12, Ninian-road. Car- R difl. 3088n6 F Good^LAIN'COOK-Wanted in a Private Boarding- j house.—State age and wages to Mistress, Claremont1 House, Birnbfck-road. Weston-super-Mare. 2981n5 Wanted, a good General Servant; must cook well; four in family; must have good cljaracter.—App!y to 28, Partridge-road, Cardiff, from six p.m. to nine p.m. 3019119 Wanted, good-General Servant: aged about 20.— Appiv, with references, to 185, Richmond-road. Car- diff. 2961n9 I -?. Wanted. Housemaid (strong); ab'e to help wait st table; good reference required.—Apply Mrs. B id, 56, Newport-road, Cardiff. 296 in3 Wanted, an experienced General Servant INLINE kept; man for windows, &c.~Mrs. Charles Running, ASLI Grove, Pontypool. 2S78n5 Wanted, a House-Parlourmaid; Churchwciuan.— Apply, by letter, STATING age and where last in ser- vice, to Mrs. de Ferry, Kilyniaenllwyd, near Lluiielly, Carmarthenslrre. 2976n5 Wanted, a strong OH AS to 20.—Apply Mrs. Bird, Grove Faim, LUiiifois-t, Abti- gaveiiny- 2273no Wanted, superior General, with knowledge of CoolT- ing; ako gcid Nurse, to Take Charge of Girl and Bov.—Apply Miss Lewis, Oaklands, Huninev, Car- diff. 3004C9 Wanted, good General Servant for Farm Work; able to milk.—Apply Mr. Wiison, Manor Farm. New- ton. Porthcawl. 2962u9 Wanted, a good General Sen-ant; three in family — Apply, after five o'clock, to 30, dive-rood. Ten- arilh 2914N7 Wanted, clean, strong Girl, a] ut 20 or Z4. as General.,—Apply 9, Oxford-street, Swansea. 2519n7 Wanted, experienced General Servant.—Applv 189, Cwtle-road. Cardiff. 2251n7 Experienced laundress Wanted on July 18fli for Private F.imily in Carmarthenshire; exceptional cha- racter necessary; assistance given.—State ws?es to R.,12. Ennismore-gardens. London. S.W. 2885n7 Wanted, a Ook-General; housemaid kept.—Apply Elsinore, LlanWien, near Cardiff. 2878n7 General Servant Wanted; four in familv; wash- ing comfortable home.—Ajiplv 139, CiVvsi.I-oiid, Cardiff. 2877n7 Wa.nted at once. Elderly General Servant; honest. truthful, and testimonial from last situation: per- Wanted immediately. General Servants. Stamn. —Mrs. Registrj-, ELM-streel. Roath. Cardiff. Diset gsrged Cooks, Pariournia.'ids. Housemaids, Nitrses, Sewingmaids; good references. 2951n7 Cook=, Houwmaids, Nurses. Generals WANTOL.— .Tones, Music Warehouse. Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. Gocd lodgings for two young men. 2806N6 Wrnted imniedictelv, Hr-I'se-Parlournaid for SriiaU F1Imily.-AJ'ph' references, nge, Mrs. Brewer,- The Highlands, near Penarth. Cardiff. n6 Wanted, 'a Housemaid; parlourmaid kept.—Applv, stating WAGES and reference, Mrs. Ward, CHsdir, Merthyr Tydfil. 2786:16 Wanted, IOn experienced Parlourmaid.—Appiv Mrs Ware. Brier Bank. Penarth. 2793n6 Wanted, an pxperienced Gen-ral Servant; two in family.—Mrs. Deimlin, 67, Richmond-road. Car- dift. 2797n5 Wanted at once, A respectaWe Young Girl A* Plain Cook.—Anplv or address to Mrs. Edwards, C'ourtland House, Merthyr Tydvil. 2801n6 Cook-General, also of July.—State age. reference, and wages, 56. Ply- iiiouth-road, Penarth 2843n6 FEMALE SERVANTS WANT PLACES. General Waiting (cook, wash), two years' character; Ott ers ( £ 30— £ 12); Cook-General, Cooks, House- maids. List free.—British Agency, Aberdarp Junc- tion. (Stamped address.) 3202nll Wanted. Situation as experienced ParlourmaiTT town preferre<l.—Address Pnrlourm?.id, Tv-iuvnvdd, Radvr. near Cardiff. 3212n9 TIODIES Suited with All Classes of Sen-anet: SiturT- tions Secured for Servants. Fee Is.—Miss Walters. 30, Page-street, Swansea. 3220nll Situations T^'anted as General Servants for Several strong Countn- Girls; various ages, 16 to 21.—Mrs. Coster. Registry Office. Gloucester. 3188nll Wanted, Situation as experienced PiLrtonrmaid7 town preferred.—Address Parlourmaid, Tvmvnvdd, Radvr, near Cardiff. 3042n6 MISCELLANEOUS. .?- STAMMERING CURED V Scientific Tution. Successful, Rapid Cure Guaranteed. No operation— tuition oulv. References. Terms MOD^RAT?.— Address C 87, Evening Express, Cardiff. e9517nl4 Aristotle's Work*, complete Coloured Plates; genuine edition: 30 stamps. "Paris by Night, or Gay Life in Paris" (illustrated). 30 stf.mns. post free.-E. Bowker, 27. ltenshaw-street. Liverpool, R.stalilislied 1832. Patronise the Old Firm. e5467 Tclxicvonists Commenoiiig see Illustrated Guide and Catalogue (259 pages). :!ri.-TOhat'conÍf¡t,¡;' Out. fitting Company, 181, Euston-road, London; manager, HE. Myers. e9335d Earthenware and Ontna.—Seconds E2 Crates-: best 23, or will send 15 dozen Seconds Articles for 17s. 6d. Write for lists.—WEBB and CO., Longton, Stafford- shire Potteries. e5402 is Your Watch Wrong? The Best and Cheapest Shop in Cardiff for the Repair of Wa.to.hes of every description, English or Foreign, is 38, Castle Arcade (third shop from Castle-street), by James Keir, for 1 ten years with Mr. Spiridioo. Clocka and Music I Boxes Cleaned and Repaired. e4202 I I MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT. ins-erted under this heading AT the folluw-ng prepaid rates: — 21 words. 1 day. 6d.3 days. Is 6 days. 111. 6d aBAer u-ell up in SmaIlf.Appiy WMhins-ton Hotel. Cardiff. e9515n3 Touiij; Man Wanted, 35s. per week and comniif- stion. REGULAR work. Splfndid opeming.—Address Oompo Works, FarnworUi, Bolton, Lanes. e9614n6 Wanted immediately, good Blouse and Faiie. In no ? wages 3s. 6d. per day to really competent persons: constant work.—Apply Steaiu laundry, Cadoston. e9522nl6 Wanted, Fiint-class Frame Builder, also to be quick Bepairer; good wages jiaid suitable man; pernia- !'I'TI;-y.—Rickard Bros. end Co., Cycle Manufacturers. NRWIK-.rt. Mon. 3192n6 Electrical Engineering.—Mcfsrs. Sydney F. Walker and Co. liave Vacancy for an Apprentice.—CFJ'diff Electrical Works. Severn-road. Cardiff. 3172nll Wheeiwr'ght. Wanted, for Repairing and Touching UP: good wages to qu:ck, handy man.—Longman, SWANSEA. 3166nl0 Wanted, Carpenters and Joiners; none but good hands need applv.—D. Evans and Sons, Penvpraig. 45939 Wanted (indoors), a smart, pushing, trustworthy Youth, to Assist- in Bakehouse, Take Charge of Horse and Cart, and be Generally Useful.—Send references, FR-tate wages, Daniel, Royal Steain Bakery, Ponty- pooi. 3124nl0 Wanted, really smart Warehouseman in Wholesale Provision Warehouse.—State age and salary D 14, Western Mail, Cardiff. Sioonio Men. Youthi.. B<'yf.—AII Class, Requiring Any Jlrapiovment write at once "ST^JATION UUITIE.'LLFFF BOSY trine; BANDIEDS"SSILTGFL': don't delav; disfcaace no object.—Tanner and Co. (Box -115). 112, Newing- tun Causeway. London. Men late Army, Navy, or Merchant Service also write. 30<6n9 Wanted, a Baker; wen up in bread, cake, and snuills, and to be generally useful; machine kept.- Lewis James. Aberfan. 3006n9 Hairdi\fser*.—Wanted at once. Two first-class Gen- tleman's Hands also Two good Improvers.—Apply 57. JAMER-street, Docks; or 5, Great Western Approach, 3C10n5 Iron Foundry Foreman.—Wanted immediately, c< M- petent I cd trustwirthy Mimaging Foreman for General Iron Foundry in the West of England; only inen of first-class character nd ability need apply.— Address, in confidence, stating age. salary required, and full particulars, C 94, Western Mail. Car- diff. 2996n5 Wanted nt once, experienced Oeilaiman, with at' once' ex thorough knowledge of Bottling and Management of Wines and Spirits!—Apply Bank-building Stores, Westgate-street, Cardiff, between ten and eleven a.m. 3003n9 Butchers.—Wanted, smart Young Man to Assist in Shop and Kill Sheep and Lambs; must be good cutter. — WitchiU, Butcher, Clifton-street, Roath, Cardiff. 2986n5 Wanted, a Young Man (one from the Country pre- ferred) who can Ride and Drive, and used to Stable Work. —Apply, by letter, or personally, at 51, Albanv- road. Cardiff 3000n5 Wanted, competent Head Foreman for Old-estab- lished Railway Wagon and General Works in the Riding of Yorkshire; one having knowledge of the construction of steel underframes preferred.- Applv. hv letter only, giving qualificat'on, t. Mr. Leaeon Gray. Horbury, near Wakefield. 45905 Pork Butchers.—Wanted, thoroughly practical Man as Small Goods Maker good wages to suitable man. —Apply 4. Pembroke-terrace, Pontypool. 2971n5 Machine Boy.—Steady T-ad. used to "Cropper." Wanted at once.—Apply M. Evaris and Co.. Steam Printers, Tredegar-street, Cardiff. 2958n5 Quarry Manager Wanted.—State age. particulars of experience, wages, and references, Lewis. Wood- road Sawmills, Pontypridd. 2827n6 Good All-round Woodman: used to light and heavy work constant job to suitable man.—Cox, Coach- builder. Llanellv. 2332n7 Wanted immediately, a Smith; one accustomed to wheelwright work or shoeing—Apnlv the Wheel- wright's, Black Mill, near Bridgend.' 2888n7 To Painter!—Wanted, t good Grainer and Writer. —Apply R. Williams. Painter and House Decorator, 24, New-road, Llandilo. 45780 £ 1.—A Salary of 12s. 6d. to Sl per Week can he earned in spare hours or evenings by either sex who can write. Proof sent free anywhere, to whoever sendsllo self-addressed envelope to T. Smith & Co.(I>epart.ment B), 79,St.Helen's-gardens, North Kensington, Loodon.W Engineering PupU.— Vacancy in Large Works; Ll2662 Government Contractors: moderate premium — Address A 47. Western Mail. Card's. 45544 SITUATIONS WANTED. Waited, by Practical Brickmaker. as Working Fore- j man or Contractor; understands C.11 kinds of kilna and clay; good references.—D 23, Western Miail. Car- 3177all ALES & STOiny^Sp CASK and nnrasf BOTTLFE SHEPTON ?? ???? MALia ??/?E??X CTOKES; ^^K^PENARTH ROAD, Xy CARDIFF BUSINESS ADDRESSES. TO-DAY'S WEATHER FORECAST THROUGHOUT THE WI:ST Of I;NGLAN» AXE SOUTH W ALES IS Southerly winds, light; warm. GREY CASHMERE SUITINGS ARE FASHIONABLE. The West End Tailors MAKE THESE TO MEASURE AT 45* Only Address in Cardiff:— 19, DUKE-STREET. PATTERNS POST EREB. ? BOOTS AND SHOES To get the RIGHT QUALITY &nd STYLE you must go to THE RIGHT FIRM. We don't mind where you try, or how you oompare-for we love competition it is com- petition tha,t fchowp up the merits of BOYLE'S BOOTS AND SHOES. You will come back again. THE TEST OF MANY YEARS proves that to-day BOYLE'S BOOTS STAND PRE" EMINENT for GOOD VALUE, GOOD STYLE, and GOOD WEAR. BOYLE'S keep up the quality. They never sacrifice quality for price; yeT. the_r prices compare most favourably. They wlii do by you as they would you should do by them. BOYLE AND CO.. QARDIFP. SHOPS WELL-KNOWN. BRANCH—175, COMMERCIAL-STREET NEWPORT. Wholesale Warehouse: — WOMAN B Y-STREET, CARDIFF. K5220 G W A N S QIDEEIS ARE THE BEST. Ask for them and see that you get them. GB0- M. SWAN AND CO Sole Importer for Europe of HOLBROOK'S AMERICAN CIDERSt which have the LARGEST SALE. IN THE WORLD. .? ?.?'?-? Supplied in 12%, 25, a.11d 36 to 40 Gallon Caskft. Offices and Stores 11, ALBERT-CHAMBERS, and the CASTLE ARCADE, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. H. T. GEORGE, Managing Representative. e12701-2 Crafte IJB.T DECOSATOSS. DAVIS AND SON Wt POINTERS, GLASS, OIL. AND PAPER-KAN G IN G MERCHANTS, 11. QJEEN- STREET. DYEWORXS, ETC. JP YOU WANT YOUR CLOTHES NICELY CLEANED, GO TO HOBBS, DYER, 1. NELSON-TERRACE. TFUBNITUBE. BTAN <K COMPANY. LIMITED THE CARDIFF FURNISHERS." ST. MARY-STREKT AND DUKE-STREET. GKEOCESIBS. DAVID JONES &. co.. LIMITED THE PEOPLE'S FOOD PROVIDERS, The Finest Butter lid. Per lb. Vall at Wharton-street. HATS. PARSLEY'S ARCADE FOR HATS.— P Onlv two prices, 2s. 9d. and 3s. 9d. Silk Hats Made to Order. Buv from the Maker.—40, Oai ol:Be-street and 15. Wyndhsin-arcade, Cardiff. RHEUMATIC CUKE. FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO PHIL PHILLIPS, JL 24, ST. MARY-STREET. TEA. DAVID JONES and CO. Limited FOR FINEST TEA 1IJ THE KAREET. CALL AT WHARTON-STREET. WHERE TO LUNCH. HE SCOTIA KESTAUK, A NT LUNCHEONS, TEAS. DINNERS ib, DUKE.STREET. -?-

J f 0 0 ROT H Y LINEAL" ■$e- ? A NOVEL. CHAPTER XXIX. (Continued.) Do you think you would be afraid to 8tay here?" he said to her coldly, after a few momenta of silence. "I think I had better t- yto make my way to the house. t;au you remember at all how this shed faceS? Have you ever been here before?" ¥es once 5 but I do not remember on "hich side of the hill it is built. But I it i« dangerous for strangers about ere. You must not go." he c'a^ t »y I relish the thought of staying h indefinitely," he returned. "It may be chJu8 tbe7 us- You and the stay though. It would be fool- to to carry him, even if you 15. manage the walking. But I will try nxake my way down." 'izabeth did not speak. If his aim was 8elf v>er^ thoughts from her boy to him- DOW • ^lac^ effectually succeeded. An over- ^o Vhmg ter~or took hold; of her at the ^«Umist0* ^'S sfcru8S"no desperately through ''I vJfthis shelter," he said. will be back soon, or will send someone 40 help yon." fle made A movement as if to leave her; clafJrf ^rom her seat, holding little Guy bun v ^th one arm, and caught by tne sleeve. •*cl«i^(jnU8t noi Sa—you must not!" she quite safe here," he answered tor. Xni."?^6 8lightest ?- I was not thinking of myself," was her passionate reply. "I am not so selfish as that. You do not know the danger And they will be here presently. You will not have to stay here long." She released his arm and sank back upon her seat. A sudden giddiness had come over her. He bent quickly towards her. "You feel faint again?" "No no—it is nothing!" Then she added- "But do not go." "I will not. They must search for us here sooner or later. And the fog may clear." His tone was cool and matter-of-fact, very different from the tone in which he had spoken a moment before. Elizabeth made no reply to him, and for a time there waa silence between them. The mist still hung thickly over the hit!. There was no sound but the faint indistinct ripple of the burn. The sky was hidden. They could not see each other's faces. But each was keenly conscious of the presence of the other. It was she who spoke first. "Will you tell me how you came to find him?'' she asked. There was a moment's pause before he answered her. He was not able to command his voice at once. Then he told he how he had heard the frightened cry, and had turned back. She listened silently; but he could hear the low sobbing breaths she drew. "Won't you let me thank you?" she said. when he finished. There had been a brief silence before she spoke. He saw her take up the child and hold it against her breast as she looked up at him. "He is all I have." she said. "You -have saved him for me." she said. "You have saved him for me." "I am glad." He spoke shortly, almost roughly. He moved away from her abruptly, and went outside the shed, and stood there gazing down into the fog. Wild words of love and reproach were trembling on his lips. But he held them back. In word at least he would be true to Dorothy. He had a strqng will, apd he kept the words in check. But he could not go back to her he could not speak to her. He had meant to tell her that he had spoken too harshly to her that morning, but all that was possible to him was silence. If he spoke to her at all it must be to tell her that, false as she had been to him, he loved her—loved her more wildly, more madly than he had loved her in the days when he trusted her! How the struggle would have ended for him he was never sure; for an interruption came. A shout rang up from the dark- ness below, and then another in answer to his response. Elizabeth started to her feet and hurried forward to the edge of the platform on which the little shed was built. He followed her, and drew her back with a firm, authoritative hand. He was master of himself once more. "Stay here," he said. "They cannot misa us now. They heard my answer. They are close to us." CHAPTER XXX. Mrs. Lineal was threatened with all kinds of pains and penalties if she got up to break- fast the next morning and she was not sorry to have a quiet time in her own room. Little Guy had) slept with her. His nurse had made herself ill with self-reproach and fright, and was not in a fit state to take charge of him. But Bently, who had always longed to have full charge of Guy, was secretly ,-? ?-' gratified at the nurse's carelessness, which justified so fully her own strong opinion of her, came to fetch Guy when the housejuaid lighted Elizabeth's fire, and caried him) off to the nursery. Nancy brought up Elizabeth's breakfast, l1.D.d Mrs. Ward and Dorothy and the girls ejiph paid her a brief visit as they went down- stairs. But after breakfast she was ktft alone for a long time. She had promised Mps. Ward not to get up till she came to her agam and she felt no inclination to break her pro- mise. A strange languor possessed hjjr owing to the previous evening's intense and painful excitement. And she dreaded going down-stairs—she dreaded meeting John. It was soothing to lie there in the quiett prettv room, without any sound but the, crackling of the logs in the grate. After a time, however, she lysgan to wondet' that no one. came to her. It was a pourinr • wet morning; the rain pattered fast against the winder. The Ward's and their guests could have gone out. Oncet Elizabeth, had caught what seemed to be the sound' of dog-cart wheels; but she supposed she bad been mistaken. And after that there had been perfect silence. She was beginning to think that she would call to Bently to bring her Guy, when at last she heard a footstep in the passage, and Mrs. Ward came in. She was looking very grave as she entered; but she smiled as she met Elizabeth's anxious glance. "I just looked into the nursery as I passed. Bently is in the seventh heaven of delight, with your boy climbing about her, and Dorothy playing games with him, and no one to interfere! Dorothy has gone there for a little comfort, poor child! Doctor Worton has been summoned home." She sat down by Elizabeth and looked critically at her. "You are much too pale still, my dear. I think I shall keep you here all day." "Oh, no-please I" said she, smiling faintly. "There can have been no letters yet. Was it a telegram?" I "Yes. We ought to have had it yesterday but the fog was too thick for the man to* venture here. Dolly is coming in to you. She will tell you all about it. There has been a sad affair at if'ordham. Some young fellow has shot himselt-.Johnson. J. daresay you know the name?" I .'1 know him well, Elisabeth said, in a low tone. Since she came to Macnamar, Nancy had spoken more than once of Sir Theo. Courtly's bad influence over the young man; and, though the sisters had not openly confessed it t oeach other, they knew whose influence had helped the baronet in drawing the weak affectionate lad astray. "is he dead?" she asked, after a painful pause. 'In imminent danger,' the telegram said. It was from your father, my dear. Doctor Warton started instantly. He hopes to catch the midday express from Edinburgh. He >8eems to know the poor mother well." "Yes. he is very fond of them all," Eliza- th said absently. Then she looked up at Mrs. Ward with tears in her eyes. "He is her only son. She worships him. And he was such a good, dear, charming boy. Everybody who knew him loved him." "The Doctor spoke of gambling debts. jUe seemed to regret that he had not been at home. The poor boy might have con- fided in him. I never liked Doctor Warton so well as I liked him this morning, Eliza. beth. I had thought him so stern and cold and unapproachable. "Ask Fordham what he is," Elizabeth said with a thrill inber voice. "He is not cold or stern to the poor and suffering." "Well, I will s*y he showed proper feeling this morning. But poor little Dolly—she fojmd it hani 1I84'k to bear up! It was otjly tboiMA* to Fordham her- -) i self so soon that made her able to do it. How devotedly she loves him Get her to come and talk to you about him. It will be the best comfort she can have." And Mrs. Ward got up with the air of one who had still her morning's work before her. "I have not been into the kitchen yet, and cook will be boiling what she ought to roast, and roasting what she ought to boil. Don't get up till ^Dorothy comes, at any rate. I know she is longing to have a talk with you." "I should like to see Nancy too," said Mrs. Lineal "Will you ask her to come to me, Mrs. Ward? When can we have a letter from Fordham, I wonder? I am very anxious to know more. Did you say the telegram was from my father?" "Yes. Nancy shall bring it up to you. Don't look so distressed, my dear. The poor young man isn't dead. And Doctor Warton will get to Fordham to-night. There will be a telegram from him earjy to-morrow." But Doctor Warton did not reach Fordham as rapidly as he had hoped, It was close upon six o'clock the next morning before the train drew up at the platform. He sprang out and looked round expectantly. Excepting for the sleepy porter who had shouldered his portman- teau. there was no one; on the platform. "I expected someone to meet me," he said. "Mr. Reynolds has been on and off here 'most all night, sir," said the porter. "You're nigh six hours late It's a bad business about poor Mr. Johnson, str. They didn't think he'd live more than an hour or two after he done it. 'Twas that Courtlev drove him to it. Oh, he's a hard 'un, he is "Yes—it's a bad business," the doctor re- turned gravely. "Do you know where he is ? At IIi" mother's, I suppw» ■ But there is Mr. Re "Tjds." And he hastened for- ward to meet a slightly-built erect gentleman who was just entering the dimly-lighted station. Doctor War*4u> waa ehocked at the face -7= he 6aw as they met under the lamp that hung above the ticket-office door. Drawn, haggard, unshaven, with blood-shot eyes and pale, unsteady lips, he could hardly recognise the debonair handsome man with whom he was so familiar. Mr. Reynolds put out a shaking hand and clutched the doctor's. "Thank heaven, you are here You are in time—or were ter minutes ago. He is at my house. Come." They hurried duwn the silent High-street, and stopped before the old house. Mrs. Reynolds had heard their footsteps, and was standing with the door open. She was as greatly changed as her husband. Her fresh bloom and her light-hearted air were gone. I Her features were sharpened and aged. There was a pitiful shrinking expression in her eyes when they rested on her husband, which was .in sad contrast to the fond pride they betrayed of old. "I have a fire here. and hot coffee." she said, her voice hardly raised above a whisper, as she led them into the dining-room. "He's Jn Bessie's room, doctor. His mother and Doctor Rockiey are there." "I will see Rockiey for a mcment before I go up," said the doctor. He threw off his overcoat, and took the coffee poured out for him. "Would you see if he could come down to me, Mrs. Reynolds?" He turned to her husband as she left the room. "Just tell me as much about it as you can. How is it he is here?" "It was the nearest place. We found him in the meadows, just outside the garden. He had left this house only half an hour before." Mr. Reynolds spoke in broken sentences, with a pause between each, as if he found it difficult to frame his words. On the wav from the station to the house he had hardly spoken 1 at all. John Warton had been unable to draw a connected sentence from him. "Had you any idea he was contemplating such a desperate act?" he asked, turning his eves from Mr. Reynolds's face and looking thoughtfully into the fire. "Do you know any reason for it?" "He was horribly in debt! He was afraid to face his mother—but—" Mr. Revnoids stopped, his face working strangely. "By heaven, Wa-rton, I had no knowledge of his state of mind He pretended not to care. He got up from the table with a laugh. Courtiv and Will Rowells were here, you know. It was Christmas Day." Doctor Warton made no comment. But the whole scene rose before him with vivid cleamess-the four men sitting round the table in the warm bright room; the silent i breathless game; the flushed despairing face of the lad bent over'the caids. He had not seemed to care. He had got up from the table with a smile o" his face. A shiver went through the doctor's strone frame. He turned to Afr. Reynolds with a stern condemnatory look; b/f he did not speak; the agony of self-reproach on Mr. Reynolds's face sileuced him. "I know," Mr. Reynolds said, in a low intense voice. "His blood is on my head. Do you think I need you to tell me that?'' ¡ He caught the doctor's arm. "But you must save him If I could give my life for this I would gladly do so-I would. His mother ¡ Warton. Her eyes follow me! I cannot forget them 1 "Come, don't give way like this!" John re- joined authoritatively. "We don't want you all on our hands just now. Isn't that Rock- lays footstep on the stairs? I think it is. Send him in here to me, will you ? And we will do the best we can. depend on it. He is young and strong. Everything ia in his favour." Mr. Reynolds tried to command himself. "I am not going to be ill," he said. "But I've had a chock that'U last me my life. I'll J. be a different man henceforth., if TQull sav» that poor iad upstairs. If he dies, I won't answer for what I'll do." He went out. not giving John time if reply to his speech, and sent Doctor Rockiey into the room. Mrs. Reynolds crept down- stairs as her has band stood in the ball. I have a tire in our room. Come ana lie down. You rnusb't go on like this! There are others who are more to blame than you." Her pride m him was shattered. The idol she had we: slipped lay low in the dust. But she loved him still, with a fond clinging love that would always find excuses for his faults. The time came when that love was his best earthly comfort; but he turned from it now. He could have borne reproachcs much belter than he could bear her fend endeavours to make his sin seem less in his own eyes. "Leave me alone," he begged ot her. and pushed away the timid hand she laid upon hIS arm. The two doctors came out of the room, and went up stair:, together. At t. Reynolds enter a,} the dining-room, and sl!T? the door agamst his wife. He had been selfish ail his life. and even his remorse was seLnsn. But. though selfish, it was deep and geBun". lie had always been fond of young Johnson. The thought that he had helped to ruin him was agony cow that the unfortunate lad's desperate act made him realise what that ruin meant. As he sat by the neglected fire in the winter dawn, iie vowed never to touch a caru a»a,in' to give up Courtly and his friends, to "make atonement for all he bad dene in the oast, if only die iad's life might be o-iveu Lftc- Tfie morning had fully broken before hi neaid the footsteps of the doctors on the There was a low conversation in the + hls erst an* t-*en Uocfcor or-avo Doctor Rockiey left the Ws6; nd heard his wife s voice nearer the dooc. ('l'Q be oont'1>n I