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PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CARDIFF. ? JpHEATRE 1^0 Y AL .Ltt. and Manager Mr. EDWAltl) FLETCHER. LAST APPEARANCE THIS SEASON OF THE WORLD-FAMED COMEDIAN, MR. J. L. TOOLE. •Oa ni« entire Company, from Toole's Theatre, Louden, In the New and Original Comic Sportiotj Piay, rjTHOROU GH-BRED. Jehn Rimple Mr. J. L. TOOLE Preceded by HESTER'S MYSTERY, Booking Offlees at Messrs. Thompson and SbwAtIls CLuttited), Quren-afcreet. Telephone No. 521. Monday. July 6%—the crimes OF parts. LOOKOUT FOR THE fJIELEiPHONE ^JIRL. She -ill be rinring you up here soon. BAND -p H E A T R E. ~fjesse* Premier Theatre in Wales. A"U-s uSbSL Sm'SITASS BA8>K HOI.IDAY^al^Ttj^ AUGUST 3. [456/3 C -ria not la mortals to command tucccss, but we'll do saore—aesetre it." TBE JJ M P I R E Managing STOLL, Sne OOOLEST THEATRE IN THE COUNTRY! uwing to the Sliding Roof and other co-operating meaus of ventilation, the atmosphere is oooter inside *"n OuW& thP Empire, and its purity is further miurea bjj the employment of the Electric Light. TO-WIOHT I 4 COLLI A New Anttrima. Act, COLLINS, LARKILLE, AND COLLINS, In Character-sinying Surprises. „ Charmiug and Graceful SIS TERS WRIGHT, T*?e Souli of Melody mi the Poetry of Motion. Two Scotch Lassies in brothers LUCK, C1 "•cir riMitomiiuical Panorama of Fun, "The Demon of the Gtellar." MASTER MALLAH, Comedian. ANGELINA, Lady Juggler- tiwel/ilP Swiss Mountaineer*. MLNKOE, Serio-Comedy Songstress. CLIFFORD. The Funny Englishuuu. ",c **unny henchman. WEEK: —In consequence of its striking Return for One Week, at Extra Expense, of '»r.j J*! LUMIEKE OINEMATOGRAPIIE, ^Mter^M. Trcwey. The original, ae at the Empire, Seats can te Booked, without extra tee, hetwewi the hours of Eleven a.m. and Four p.m., ■of* P"n'- &o<l Ten p.m of Boroa. Fauteuils, ADd Grand Circie. STOi LS ^PanoptiCON| .? ? PHILHARMONIC HALL AND BUILDINGS, «IV»tw„ ST. MARY-STR'iET, CARDIFF. »T;nY,^LTW0 PM' «d EVERY HALF HOUR at?1 }°,?° 5-ln- roR A SHORT SEASON, the New I'HOXO-ELEOTRIC MARVEL, entitled the (JAMERA JJ £ ATOGRAPHE Identical with the Cinematogvaphe o! the Polytechnic, ■wegent-atreet, and the Animitographe of the Alhamhra and Olympla, I,ouaon. "oaomtoed by the whoie of ihe London Press to be a fntunph of Scientific Mechanism and Art. The Camera Matographe depict* on a sheet ANIMATED PHOTOGRAPHS so truly lifelike that spectators imagine the images weheld ar% real. Among: other menes Butterfly "*«cmg Girl, Loie Fuller; Comic IVxing Act, All Over the Shop, Dancing Scotchmen. The Exhibitions will take place EVERY HALF- HOUR, commencing at Two r.m. to 10.30 p.m. Afin*i*ion—Stall*, 6d.; Gallery, 3d. Theae prices include admission to the Curio Halle. NEWPORT. T BFj u PIKE Maua^iDg Director OSWALD 810LL. TO-NIGHT I THK MARVELLOUS KELLINOS. The Four Etfie Girls. The Comic Revell Troupe > Thj Lpo Siaters. Fred Wilmot W. Xevo. Frankic Milton. ARTHUR BROGDEN and ADA LE BUTT. v „ k. Next Week: "Sb^^TOoi "Myfi Tjwupe. Tb*. Trou««, The. Ptr* I'he Siic Brog. Luck, fee. Be Y P E W R I T U G ALL BRANCHES OF TYPE, B*ECUTEP AT SHORTEST NOTICE. ALL PUCES INCLUDE PAPER. •^flthora' MSS. (over 3X00^ per 1,000 wards. 1 3 Authors' MSS. (under 3,00C)per folio 72 words.. 0 1 And General „ ..0 1 £ ?^nc« sheeta „ ..0 2 « r Work „ „ ,0 2 4c., per page foolscap 0 44 gjrbon Copiea, each Duplicate Half-price of OripnsL "her Numbers of Copies at a much Cheaper Rate. SHORTHAND CLERKS IN atten- dance FOR TAKING NOTES OF DRAFT AGREEMENTS. TNDEN. TCRES. BILLS OF QUANTITIES, SPECI- FIOATIONS, 4c., 4c.; or to WAIT UPON! CUSTOMERS AT OWN OFFICE. WBSTERN jyjAIL 1 IMITED WESTERN MAIL BUILDINGS, CARDIFF — a5265 THE EVENING EXPRESS fiiS ix. The of the "Express" solicit information as to the inadequate supply at piace withda a buodred and fifty miles THE EVEXINft EXPRESS" MONEY. fw •) OO() to be Lent on Note of ^7^ « to »V7\V/ Hand without fees,sure publicity, or delay. Town or Country. Strictly r^T*—Repayment* to euit bon-owers' convenience. •—billa discounted.—Central Advauce Bank. 40, "ood^itrei't. Cardiff. S. Harris, manager. e5296 £ 250,OtX; to Lend by the 1'rovinoial LTnion Bunk in •urns of £ 10 to £ 500, on Note of Hand alone, or on any other Security, at a few hours' notice, to 8n claeaes in any part of the country; repayable "V instalmentn; with and without sureties; *° delay. This ol<l-«r»al>li8h«d Bank <loes the lar- J ^»t business iit tlip Kinedom.—Write or call upon wie Manager, Mr. Stanley Dowd'ng, 1, Queen-square, Bristol; or Mr. E. W. Webber, 3, Workine-stvrnet, GardOf. c4550 r seaside AND country, apartments. D X T O N. — HADDON GROVE ( HYDROPATHIC AND WIN'PER RESIDENCE.— e Spacious accommodation; recreation, billiard, and f tooke rooms; tennis lawn, &c. thorough treatment t Jor rtieumatism, gout, &c dark-room.—Send for t wins, G. E. HALL, Proprietor. e5348 1 PUBLIC NOTXCS8. ^ARDIF^ I^XHIBiTlQK, 1896 Patron: HER MAJESTY Tall QUEEN. OIEN DAILY FROM 10.30 A.M. TILL 10.30 :PJ|, MAGNIFICENT COLLEOTION Of PICTURES, STATUARY, BOOKS, ;P:Q;. PHOTOGRAPHS^ IN ART GALLERY. ?'< FINE COLLECTION OF MARITIME MODELS, IN ENTRANCE HALL. MACHINERY -IN MOTIOtt4 •WORKING EXHIBITSi. OLD CAR DJF f (20& YEARS AgO)- WORKING COAL MINE. WORKING MODEL GOLD MINE. ANIMATED PHOTOGRAPHS. WORKING DAIRY BAND OF 1ST LIFE CFARDS WILL PERFORM IN THE IMPERIAL GARDENS TWICE DAILY. THE OLD WORLD BAND TWICE DAILY. OPEN AIR OPERA, '•jgANTiACrO, WITH BOMBARDMENT OF THE TOWN. BRILLIANT ILLUMINATION OF GROUNDS BY JO,000 FAIRY LAMPS. JUBILEE OF SANTIAGO. Second Edition, with Numerous Additional Attrac- tions, "MABON'S" DAY, JULY 6th, Urder the Patro>u>K& of Coloiiel Uoldamid and Officers of 41st Regiment. 43944 WEST GROVE CHURCH, NEWPORT-ROAD, (UNITARIAN FREE CHRISTIAN). RRV. GEO. ST. CLAIR, SUNDAY. 6.30, THE POPE'S ENCYCLICAL. ST. PETER AND THE KEYS. 05503 NOTICE JS HEREBY GIVEN that J. THOMAS WILLIAMS, ef 84, Wyadhair-e.resosnt, Canton, Cardiff, will NOT be RESPONSIBLE for any DEBT or DEBTS contracted bv mv Wife, MAGGIE WIL- LIAMS, attar this date.—Sigtcd, THOMAS WILLIAMS. Witness David Mortimer. July 4, 1896.' e9526n4 rjlEETH, A COMPLETE SET, ONE GUINEA. 1\1 E S S R S, GOO D MAN 56, QUEEN- STREET, AND 10, DUKE. SINGLE TOOTH, 2«. 6d. S YEARS' WAB3RANTY. Painlessly lotted by Atmospheric Suction AT ONE-THIRD THE USUAL CHARGES. No extractions oesessary. Couutrjr Patients supplied in One Visit and Railway; Fare allowed. Dr. ANDREW WILSON (late R.N.) «*ys: "I tan recom- mend Mr. Goodman as a very skiUul and hUIDAWt Dentist. His reasonable charges should attract to him all classes." CONSUMMATIONS FREE. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN DENTISTRY. MESSRS. GOODMAN. 10. DUKE-STREET, aud 56, QUEEN STREET, Cardiff, And at 86, TAFFSTKEET, PONTtfJ'RlDD. 28, HIGH-STREET. NEWPORT. N 15, CASTLE-STRBET. SWANSEA. Hours. Ten to Eight. Consultations Free. e3541 Belgrave dy EWORKS B CJARWFF. RECEIVING OFFICE FOR ROATH PARK AND CATHAYS ON CRWYS-ROAD BRIDGE. e5291 yANS, yANs, VANS IURNITUBE REMOVED, TOWN OR COUNTRY. j APPLY, J J. J^ARTHING- L73, RICHMOND-ROAD, CARDIFF e5420 THE GREAT BLOQD PURIFIER t THOMPSON'S t BURDOCK PILLS DveroOme the woret forms of diseases and the fsulwt f state' of the Blood, Stomach, Liver and Kidneys; they fo to the core of every disease, where no other medicine has power to reach. In Boxes, at 3A. lid. wd 26. 9d. each. Sold by all Chemists, or from the Burdock Pill Manufactory. 44, Oxford street. Swansea J HUSXiTESS ADDRESSES. .1 r ""J- CARDIFF EXHIBITION. w feEN^SRAL SECTION—STAND 117. u tr TXEATH AND qons JLJL ? r TPIA^DrO^TES AND ORGANS. '■ -vi. if- 1/1 ENOKIWUS^^DURIKG SUMMER TIM Scad for «d4 Vtrdict of 900, Free. -T" ■ff'" -v Gas. Monthly. UTAi.^riiT e|BE- F1TLL COMPASS. K.d. froaC^«t. 10in. %h.. 18 10 6 SiirtMProodeh suMri«r quality. 20 118 ^ANSflwVOI'i? iron f»*me, full ;auppat*> trichord, check a<kion, iblldroe vtred bMimners, 3ft. loin. >' ( ?. ???. 24. 14 0 VAN«^6ii £ „ MOOER^, 2in- higher, '.Yi 31) .¡,¡) :z imNamMODfe^^& compMg.^rai ts,^sconccfl, marqueterie .1 {MM^j^oMses^ 4ft Sin. ^30 ^17^5 ASSOCIATION^D^L, 4ft.: j»r.hiji», hurr v^ltuit, jHue medal desifrn, a ihlit riTnMfc tnat«inient at a moderate ~T tMoe, irith HU the mout modern 38 22* ALBXANDBR MODEL, ditto, 4ft..in. 45 26 3 > Ail GQijple Seat Carnage Plaid. V OBGANS FROM: 0. New ia «!e opportunity for acquiring a splendid il'sk"ument fat tM lowest possible price, either for n«sh or oa the Hire System. CAifb AND SECURE A BARGAIN, .■ iHOWROOMS— SI, Q#EEN-STREET, CARDIFF; 70, TAJT-STREET, PONTYPRIDD and 31, W$'DSOR-ROAD. PENARTH. MANUFACTORY: LONDON. AGENCIES AT ABEKAVON, UADOXTON, BRIDUbiWV, MAESTEG, ttc. C4NVASSEBS WANTRW TN U/L PARTS, ON nOOD COMMISSION. 6S34 SWAN'S; NEWTOWN PIPPIN C I D E R, THE BEST IN THE WORLD. ON DRAUGHT AT The Black Lion Hotel, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, The Griffin Hotel, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, The Bodega Company, 8, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, The Eeitram Hotel, Roath, Cardiff, Th" Hastlnga Hotel, Herbert-street, Cardiff, The Imperial* Hotel, Docks, Cardiff, Meters. Carey Mid Co., 26, Queen-street, Cardiff, The Pier Head Restauraut, Docks, Cardiff, The Colbourne Hotel, Cathays, Cardiff, The Red Lion Hotel, Ely, near Cardiff, And the Leading Hotel* Throughout the Kingdom. GEO. IMC SWAN AND CO. THE XEADING CIDER MERCHANTS IN THE :1 KINGDOM. [L12701—1 11, ALBERT-CHAMBERS. HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF H. T. GEORGE, Managing Representative. THE LATEST NOVELTY Portraits Taken Any Time up to Nine at Night bX hLWrWC LIGHT. Complete succcss; no one dissatisfied. To advertise the Photograph, for Limited, Time, we di3 One Cabtnet, One Shilling. Studio, 4, High-street, Cardiff. > (near Castle). e5008 Crait ^ottrfsfs. "r" SECORATOBS. i.'fji/ 43NL VW.&■" AN D S OM TT • PAfSTERS, GLASS, OJJu, AND PAPER-HANGING MERCHANTS, 11. QJEEN. STREET. DYE WORKS, 15TO. JF YOU l^ANT YOUR CLOTHES NICELY CLEANED, GO TO HOBBS. DYER, 1. NELSON-TERRACE. ■ ■ TtTRNITXTM. EVAN & COMPANY. LIMITED "THE CARDIFF FURNISHERS," RT. MARY-STREET ANt) DUKE-STRKET. G-BOCERIBS. David jones & co., limited THE PEOPLE'S FOOD PROVIDERS, The Finest Butter lid. oer lb. vail at Wharton-atreet. HATS. ARSLEY'S ARCADE FOR HATS.- p Only two prices, 2s. 9d. and 3s. 9d. Silk Hats Made to Order. Buy from the Maker.-40, Caroline-street and 15, Wyndham .trcnde, Cardiff. RHEUMATIC CURE. ] FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO PHIL PHILLIPS,] 24, ST. MARY-STREET. TEA.. ] AVID JONES and CO. Limited FOR FINEST TEA IN THE MARKET. CALL AT WHA-RTON-STREET. ] WHERE TO LUNCH. Hi) SCOTIA" RESTAURANT LUNCHEONS. TEAS, DINNERS >. PUKE-STREET.. ESSRS KITT A ND CO^S i i?JL AMERICAN NERVINE. 1 t ———" ■ t An Infallible Specific for Spaedy and effectual cure )f all cf^es of Debility, DimnffS of Sight, Dislike 1 ;o Skfiietv, 4c. c l!tpj>aml only by KITT and CO., Botanic Institute, j \0. 39, Bute-street. Cardiff.. One 4s. 6d bottle cures ev-AL-, case, post free. itorefcly. pecked. eo423 Boys wanted to sell the "EVENING EXPKKSS." Special terms.« V.])])ly the Publisher. e9999 t ■ PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS THK « BUSHITO XXPSBSS » ire»DS, meg. tiui si* _? «nuw. IttM 20 Words 4. ii 33 Words. '$" t'fi ^$2 i' » '■ ii « .i q>. ■ i 40 WOTClSMtiOaMWIMMfUiiMt 1i:9; i a ik 3 o 60 Woidi 3 26 3 Notice to AdvertiMM. IMPORTANT.—Advertisements to be duMlfted nmat reach thte office by ia30 a.m.; but they can bf inserted up to 4.45 p.m. tinder heading of TOO LATE FOR CLASHFICAITON. The above charge* apply only to eotMecattw in- sertioas of the following ekaa- of advaTtisenieate: Situations Wanted or Offered, Aparbnenta, Money Wanted, Partaiarchipa, Lost aad Fosod. Misoeliaaeoua Waata. Busippsses, Housea. Shop*. OSoea to Let « Sell. SpeeiHo Articlea for Sale Pmatriy. if the insertiom be not consecuU^e, or if wynwiat be not made previous to publicaUoo, the credit catoa ril be charred. • Name and Address to be Ordcn sent throurii the post to be accompanied by Postal Order or Halfpenny Stampa. Gteqaea, PasW a«d Post-office Oniers should be crcfcaed »nd made payaMe to Mv. D. Watkin Thomas. Ad,term"nuab lot received also at the foUosriag. •ub-offiaes:— NIvWPORT TREDRGAR-STBEET. SWANSEA .CASTLE-STREET. MBRTHYR VICTORIA-STREET. PONTYPRIDD 4a, TAIV-STKEET. HBAD OFFICES:— CARDIFF: ST. MARY-STREET. COPIES dSItY of tfiftnkniab be enclosed (not originals') "Apply the EveniBy Zxprem." means that the address of the actYertlllet can be (Attained at the "Evening Express" office a a pefeoaat stpplieation. If required to be sent by, poet, two stamps must be en> closed. The boxes provided for answer* to advertisements appearing in the "Evening Express" are act intended for any other purpose whatever, axd cannot be allowed to be used for the distribution,^ printed or written advertising circulars or annoaB&menta of any kind. N.B.—To uvotd delay all letters containing adver- tierments should have the worda "Advertisement Department" en the Envelope. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. MM. North, 14, Caroline-street, Cardiff, Purchaser of Ladies' and Gentlemen's L«ft-off Otothinc of evf-ry deacr.;I)t;ton; com <!950tnl< +" MISCELI,AMB^10fit SAXES. To Milk Vendors.—Wa*nt«d. a Purchaser for 30 Gallons Milk Daily on Rail at Abergavenny Junction. —Piitcfcard, NJorth (Weaiteni I Hotel, Aberv*- venny. e5504 Light-covered Furniture Van, in good condition; price £ 10, giving up furnitjre trade.—Apply Ede's Old Curiosity Shop, Newport. e8516n7 Poultry, Pigeon, Cage Bird, and Dog Foods.—Write for prices and samples to Noah Bus and Son, Ray, Corn. and Seed .Merchants, Cardiff. e5329 1.000 Buainasa Oaards, Memorandums, or Billheads; Is.: 10,000 Useful Handbills, 8s. 6d.; samples free.- Vleher and Co., Machine Printers, Broadmead. Bria- e4479 LOST AND FOUND. Found June 26, Yellow-painted Truck, not claimed in three days will be cold to defray, expenses.—9, David-street. Cardiff. e9524n6 Strayed, Two White Bull Terrier*; dog,cropped; bitch, with eai* on; finder rewardml; detainer pro- f?°u^Ipformition Kent, 11 Blanche-street, Roath, Cardiff. <-5493 Lest, on Saturday night, a Lady's Black Jacket by the nvcrstde. GramfAtrnm: finfW mnmlaH __In BICYCLES. RKI'AJBS.—^U1 Go to Morris Urea., Pontypridd; no job too difficult, no job too emaJL Don't Forced Ahandojt Ancient Maps ind sen.l Four Stamps for up-to-date Cyclists* Road Map of South Wales, with correct mileage to all chief twns, and 1836 lists, and special barj2%ina in Safeties and Tricycle*, from 3311. valve or inflator fittings, n'lta, and 'sundifes, per re- turn.—Morris Bros., Cycle Works, Pontypridd. el947 Alldays' Cfyclss, Manufacturee, Stock, andTbepot- |Ad>es* Machines for Hire; Repairs and Plating a Speciality; Alldays' Cycle Riding School, Andrewn- hajl, St. Mary-street, Cardaff; open from 10 till 10.— ror terms and particulars, applv Alldavs and Oniona Pneuinatic Engineering Company (Limited), 49. West* ',ate."treet. Cardiff. e5309 AGENTS, TRAVELLEBS. TRAVELLERS. AGENTS, &c.. WANTED. Adrertnsera are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not AKowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names at any Post-office. Letters addreaied to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the address of the advertiser one of the offices of the Western Moil. Wanted experienced Advertisement Canvasser (Diroctorv); permanent position and liberal terms to a gentlemanly man with good !eference who can ,t a tite age, experience, X, Western Mail, NewpfJrt. 3156n4 RepreseotaWTe Wanted at once bv High-class Manu. fa(,tt.ring Firm of Specialities in Hearthrugs, Mats. and So«^ern Counties of England, good opening for a steady and smart man. with connections amongst best drapers and house furnishing firms indispensable; state fullest narticu- la'l'll Anfl in (-Onfldence.-kddress Huge, cAm °u Smith and Son, Advertising Agent* Man- 2493eto Wanted smart, energetic Young Man to Caifoii Business Houses one who can speak Welsh preferred good ea!»ry\—Applj; Harrison, 18, Railway-terrace' Aheiystwith. 3049n8 by«a firm of Brewers. Wine, and Spirit Merchants m Monmouthshire, an cnergetic and steady Traveller; one tliorourhly used to the trade and dwtnet (Newport, Pontynwol, Brvnmawr, Aberga- vennv, 4c.).—Apply D 6, Western Mail, Cardiff. ni Important.—Gentleman Wanted, of firet-class~busi" ness ability, to Introduce One of the Finest Books extant, namely, 'Kerner's Natural History of Plants." A|.ply A.. Western Mail, Swansea. 3063n9 • A«n,t» Ranted to RetaiPCeylon and Other 1'eu in Packets, from la. per lb.; cash terms; pushing people meaning business will please send envelot* for price list to Select Ceylon Tea Agency, 39. Lim* street, London. 17«h Agents Wanted for the Sale of Phil—t>v.Tin"r- Toothache Cure; only-one ag^nt app^ted ^'h district; hber»l terms to chcmists and patent medi in -n- T retTT ?r Particulars write. to Mr Phil Phjlhps. 24. St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 44286 TRAVELLERS, AGENTS. 4c.. WANT EMPLOY. MENT. RPprelOf'.t1t"tiv-, for a Large Firm of Wine wid Spirit MprnhAntø BequirM a Place under a R-wo.-r. or OtherwiM-Apply C 65. Wes. t.ern )Iail Office, CaMiff. 2756n4 -?- Ganjener (Head); well up in all branches; two years and two months in present; situation; good characters. —J. Dean, The Gardens, Penrhiwtyn House, Neath. 3120n7 Man (24) Wishes Employment: used to horses and driving, also plain gardening; wilting to be useful.— S. Buckridge, Westhide, 3122n7 • Wanted, a Situation to Look After a Gentleman's Garden and to Make Himself Generally Useful; also any indoor work.—O'Brien, Old Sarriis Cottagp. near Trimsaran. S. Wales 3097n4 Wanted, by Young Man, Situation as Under Gar- dener or Plain Gardener; aged 23; good references. —Powell. 96, Keppoch-street, Cardiff. 3084n9. Gentleman Highly Recommends thorough, trust- worthy, reliable Coachmen. Single-handed or Other- wise most clean, smart of lightweigbtl.-lO, RPtOOnd. row, Georgetown, Tredegar. 3039n9 ""Situation Wante>l for a smart Lad. aged 15 years. Under a good Coechman.—Apply Garder.er, Sherwood Lodge. Newport-road, Cardiff. 3048n9 Gr<om-Coachman or Gardener: single or pair; gcrd stableman; experienced gardener, inside and out: married; good reftrPnces.-36, eroftf street, Roath, Cardiff. 3G20n! Coachman; single; aged 30: height 5ft 6in.; weight, 10ft. 101b. good references. drive single or double; good whip.—Nash, 8, Crwys-road, Car- diff. 3003n9 Situation Wanted as Grooro, Undrr Coachman or Single-handed, ride and dr.ve excellent references; aged 23.—Parcell, School Houre, Coshes ton. Pem- broke. 2306n7 Wanted. Situation «s Coachman by Married Man, with good references; ride or drive, single or double used to voung horses; disengaged.—Address G. George, Grove-row. St. Thomas Green, Haverford- west 45856 Coachman; experienced harness horses, hunters, andbreakinir youngsters marriedi no encumbrance; h'ghest references.—Coachman, Min-y-don, Pen- arth. csl5nb Boots Waitress, and General Wanted.—Apply, sriving age, wap-e«, references, Proprietor, Clifton Boarding-bouse. Ilfracombe. 3145nl0 Wanted, strong, active Lad: must understand oellar work: sobriety indispensable.—Apply Garrick Hotel, Cardiff. 3087n6 Night Porter Wanted —App'.y, stating age, -expe- rience, where to apply for references, to Mar-ager, i.angland Bay Hotel, near Swansea. 3017n5 Wanted immediately. Under-Boots.—Apply, with pood references. Head Boots, Langlandll Hotel. Swan- sea. 3024n5 Wanted, a strong, steady Young Man to Look After Hone and Make Himself Useful in House; to live in: good reference required.-Apply Nantvmoel Hotel, Nantymoel, Bridgend. 2966n5 Wanted, a lad, ag.41 about seventeen, to Make Himself Generally Useful.—Apply Mr. R. J nefi, Rbymney Hotel, Adam-street, Cardiff. 2959n5 Wanted at once, an experienced Pag*.—Con«erva- tive Club, Western Mail-buildings, Cardiff. 2930n7 Wanted immediately, a Younc Man as Second Barman.—State wages and references, Elan Valley Hotel. Rhayader. 45887 Wanted, s. lad as Billiard Marker and to Make Himself Generally -Useful.—Tredegar Arms Hotel, Newport. 2849n6

School Corporal Punishment THE OLD METHOD. Master: Will you do it again. you scamp? Take that, and that, and tkat. I'll break you of your bad habits, or else I'll break every bone in your body!" THE NEW METHOD. Assistant: Please, sir, may I have flip key of the safe to get out the cane; Tommy Jones has greatly misbehaved himeelf a.u4 needs chas- tisewent. Master Have you the written permit of both of the boys' parents and also a certificate of health from the doctor? Assistant: Yes, sir. Master: Very well; now mind you don't overdo it or make him cry, and be sure you enter every detail in. the log-book.

HOTEL SERVANTS. SERVANTS WANTED. Wanted, respectable Girl as Kitehenmaid.—Apply Rose and Crown Hotel, North-road, Cardiff. 3163n7 Wanted, thoroughly-expeiienoed Cook; good rete- rencee.—Apply, stating wages required and all par. ticular, to Mrs. Andrews, Castle Hotel, Neath. 45943 Wanted, Young Lady to Take Charge of Bar; also Another to Keep Books and Assist in Bar Occa- sionally bc-th mmtt be quick and attentive to their duties.—Apply Mrs. McBryde, Castle Hotel, Swan- sea. 45934 Wanted, respectable Barmaid.—Apply 207. High- afcreet. Swansea 3128nl0 Cook. good Plain, Wanted by July 13. for Com- mercial Hotel: about 35 vfttro of age.—Apply, stating wages, age. Wellington Hotel, Brecon. 2770nl0 Wanted at once, a good General Servant.—Apply, personally. Manager, Graygetown Conservative Club, Grangetown, Cardiff. 3061n6 Wanted immediately, Waitress, and to Ae-net in Bar when Required; one from country preferred — Apply Lewie, Beaufort Arms, Newbridge, Mon. 4w Two Barmaids, for Swansea;. Three Waitresses, Pontypridd—Newport; Chambermaids, Cooks. Kit- c.hemiaids. Generals, Male Servants (Cardiff).— -?-????. "=-?.?.It.'r". ?v Wanted, good Plain Cook: aged over 30: houae- maid kept.—Bertram Hotel, Roath. Cardiff. 2993n9 Wanted immediately, TWo strong Servants; able to wash and iron well; good. wages given to euitable girls.—Johp, Hotel, Abergwynfi. 2974n5 Waitress (first-class) Wanted; must thoroughly understand her duties.—Give full particulars in first letter, Berkley Hotel, Llandrmdod Wells. 2970n5 Wanted, experienced Kitehenmaid; must thoroughly understand her work; wages £ 18.—Apply Fleece Hotel, Cheltenham. 2896n7 Wanted at once, -Plain Cook or good General Ser- vant; references required.—Apply Commercial Hotel, Treharris. 2905n7 Wanted, respectable Person to Look After Two Children and Assist in House Duties; aged about 25. —Apply Cross Inn, Canton, Cardiff. 2786n6 Wanted. July 13rh. experienced General Serviant; must understand plain oonking: no children; good home.—Apply, with referenoe, Mm. Evans, Moulders' Arms, Shaftesbury-sfcreet, Newport- 2777n4 VJnder experienced' Hsud ueed to conking veretables in quantities; wasr* JB14. —Ewins, Restaurant, Newport. 2767n4 FEMAIE SERVANTS WANT PLACES Several smart Barmaids, Waitresses, Chambermaids, Kitclienmaids, Generals, Boot*. Grooiri?. Barm-n. good references.—Davies'e Registry, 45, Charles- street. Cardiff. 45270 Wanted, Re-engagement by Lady, lit as Barmaid; Ufed to quick trade; play piano, if required.—1, Highj«tree^Blackwoo<LSfon^ 2894n7 SHOP ASSISTANTS. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names at any Post-office. Letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the address of the advertiser or one of the offices of the Western Mail. Drapers.—Reynolds and Co. (Limited), Newport, Mon., Rtquire a Few smart Young Men to Acftst at their Sale on 7th inst. Personal application ctily. 3157 Outfitting.—Wanted, a smart Young Man; five or six years' experience; Welsh; able to measure-—Apply J. B. Evans, Dowlais. 3108nl0 Hewell and Co., "The Cardiff Drapers," Cardiff, have Vacancies for Assistants personal application preferred, but if hy letter full particulars of expe- rience must be stated, with salary required. nlO Boot Trade (Retaii).—Wanted, smart Man as Manager; must speak Welsh—State fully all par- ticulars, age. experience, wages required, and enclose photo, if possible, Briggs, 80, Rutland-street, Lei- cester 3072116 Wanted. Two Dozen Apprentice to the Grocery. Provision, and Patent Medicine Trade.—Apply, with full particulars. Pegler, PontypooL 3082n6 firocer^. —Wanted, a Junior Hand, with Knowledge of Provisions; state wa .rce required (indcont) and refe- rences.—Apply W. Williams, 35, Portuianmoor-road, Cardiff. 3013/19 Wanted, good Showroom Hand; knowledge millinery; good saleswoman and stock-keeper; state full particulars: Welsh.—Apply. Bandell and Sons, London House, Llanelly. 2967n9 NURSEMAIDS AND SERVANTS. Wanted for Yorkshire, in a familv of three, a good General ServanL-Apply at St Osyth, Barry. e92523n9 Wanted, House-Parlourniaid; girl used to house work, and would tiain for parlcmrmaid work; Church woman abstainer; wages £B.-Mrs. Sydney Davies, Crickhowell. 3041n6 Wanted, an experienced General Servant, with good character.—Address 17, Plymounh-road, I'enirth. 3031n9 Wanted, good General Serva.nt. about Middle of July two in family wages, £ 14; references required. —Apply, in first piece, to Miss Williams, 31. Plas- turton-avenue, Cardiff. 3080n6 Good General Seivant Wanted; about 25; accus- tctned to children.—Apply Mrs. Fontaine, 4, Adelice- street, Newport, Mon. 3093n9 Wanted, thoroughlv-Fxperienoed good Plain Cook, about 30; assistance given. Also Under Housemaid, about 18; three maidservants; three in family.— Mrs. Saunders, Lullote, Llauelien, Glamorgan. Apply by letter only. 3095n6 Wanted immediately, experienced Cook-General for Three Persons good character: Churchwoman pre- ferred aged 20 to 25;-Apply 12, Ninian-road. Car- diff^ 3088n6_ Good Plain Cook Wanted in a Private Boarding- house.—State age and wages to Mistress, Cfatremont House. Birnbeck-road, Weston-super-Mare. 2981n5 Wanted, a good General Servant: must cook welfT ffetn in fa«rtily have goty1 character. —i{ipi> w 28, ParUiiige-road, Cardiff, tiota ax ijnL to nine It uL 2M9n9 Wanted, good General Servant; aged about n-= Appiy, with references, to 185, Richmond-road. Oar- diff. 2961n9 Wanted, Housemaid (strong): able to help wait at table; good reference required.—Apply Mrs. Bird, 56, Newport-road, Cardiff. 2964n9 Wanted, an experienced General Servant: nunt kept; man for windows, &c.—Mrs. Charles Bunning, Ash Grove, PontypooL 2978n5 Wanted, a House-Parlourmaid; Churchwoman.— Apply, by letter, ataMng age and where laat in ser- vice, to Mrs. de Perry, Kilymaenllwyd, near Llanelly, Carmarthen shure., 2976n5 Wanted, a strong Girl as General Servant; aged 18 to ZO.-Apply Mrs. Bird, Grove Fann, Llanfoiat, Aber- gavenny. 2973n5 Wanted, superior General, with knowledge of Cook- ing; also good Nurse, to Take Cfiarge of Girl and Bov.—Apply Miss Lewis, Oaklands, Rumner, Car- diff. 3004n9_ Wanted, good General Servant for Farm Work: able to milk.-Apply Mr. Wiison, Manor Farm. New- ton. Porthcawl. ?_ 2962n9 Wanted, a. good General Servant; three in familv.— Apply, after five o'clock, to 30, Clive-road Pen- artli. 2914n7 Wanted. clean, strong Girl, about 2D or 24. as Genera".—Apply 9, Oxford-street. Swansea. 2919n7 Wanted, experienced General Serrant.—Apply 189, Castle-rcad. Cardiff. 2951n7 Experienced Laundress Wanted on July lath for Private Family in Carmarth<Miehire; exceptional cha ra'cter npcwsary; assistance given.—State waees to R., 12, Ennismore-gardens, London, S.W. 2885n7 Wanted, a Cook-General; housemaid kept.—Apply Elsinore,. Llanishen, near Cardiff. 2878n7 Generat Servant Wanted; four in family: wash- ing: comfortable home.—Applv 139, eiwvs-road, Cardiff. 2877n7 Wa-nted at once. Elderly General Servant; honest, truthful, and testimonial from last situation: per- sonally or by letter.— £ 3, Tudor-road, Caidiff. 2876n7 Wanted immediately. General Servants. Stamp. —Mrs. Evans' Registry, Elm-street, Roath, Cardiff. Diseigtged — Cooks, Parlourmaids. Housemaids, Nurses, Sewingmaids; good references. 2951n7 Cooks, Housnnaids, Nurses. Generals Wanted.— Jones, Music Warehouse, Cnwbridge-road, Cardiff.— Gocd lodgings for two young men. 280ón6 Wfnted immedittety, House-Parlourmaid for Small Family.—Apply with references, age, &c.. Mra. Brevier, The Highlands, near Penarth. Cardiff. n6 Wanted, a Housemaid parlourmaid kept-Apply, stating wages and reference, Mrs. Ward, Claedir, Merthyr Tydfil. 2786116 Wanted, an experienced Parlourmaid.—Applv Mrs Ware, Brier Bank, P»narth. 2?93u6 Wanted, an experienced General Servant; two in familv.—Mra Deimlin, 67, Rjchmoud-road. Car- din. 2797n6 Wanted at once, a respectable Young Girl, w Plain Cook.—Apply or address to Mrs. Edward*, Courtland House, Merthyr Tydvil. 2801n6 I Cook-General, also Housemaid, Wanted, Middle of July.—State age. referenoe, and wages, 56. Ply- mouth-road, Pt-narth. 2843n6 Wanted, Country Girl se Katcbenmaid; strong; used to general work; must be early riser; Church.— Apply Mis. Justice, Castletown, Cardiff. 2778n4 Wanted immediately, good Plain Cook; little house- work; wages B16 to £ 18.—Apply Mia. Levehon, Bloonifields, Sketty, Swansea 2779n4 Wanted, gocd Plain Cook (required assist house- keeping) kitehenmaid kept: personal character; goDd wagts: age obout 3O,-Write Mjrgan, Hillr»rest, Llanishen, nep.r Cardiff 2742ut Wanted, by 25th Jrlv, good, stiong Gemral, not under 22, Who Can Wash and Iron Well: cook and housemaid kept.—Apply, with particulars. Mrs. Davies. Grovefield, Penvgraig, Rhondda Valley, n4 tEKALt: SERVANTS WANT PLACES. AÐ\ï<'RTlSEMt;KTh inserted under this heading at the following prepaid rates: — 20 words, 1 day. 6d ..3 days. 15 S dars. Is. 6d. Wanted, Situation u experiencpd Parlourmaid; town preferred.—Address Parlourmaid, Tymynydd. Radvr, near Oaitliff. 3042n6 Disengaged, General (20), clean, quick, long ch&- racter ( £ 10— £ 12): Othe/«, various ages (cook. wash), £ 9— £ 14, Plain Cooks, Cook-Generals. Hou*e-Parlour- madd, Housemaid. Nurse. List free".—British Agency, Aberdare Jun-ticn. Stamped address. 2753n4 Situations .Wacte<L as General Servants for Several Situations .Wacte<L as General Servants for Several strong Country Girls: various ages—16 to 21.—Mrs. Co^r^Iie £ istrvOfiic^Glou(>aBtei^ 2753n4 CLEHJCS AXIR MANAGERS.. ADVtRT'fSEMFKTS inserted under US heading at Uie following prepaid rates:— 20 words, 1 day, 6d ..3 days. Is 6 days. Is. fed. Advertisers are Cautioned that Postuiasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictitious N?.m.*s at any Post-office. letters addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names must bear the address of the advertiser or one or the odices of the Western mail. Secretary Wanted -An English Life Company Desiies to Appoint a Gentleman to Devote Exclusive Time or in Conjunction with Present Business to Establish Agencies and Procure Business in Cardiff firft. and thence work outwards; only those need apply who can at the outset introduce a large business.—Applicants to state age. exoerienc?, refe- rencee, terms expected. Life, care of C. Birchail, Liverpool. 3159n7 Invoice Clerk Wanted at Dowlais.—D. Jones. Dickin- lion, and Co. (Limi ted). 3160n7 Smart Office Boy for a Merchant's Office; one writing shorthand preferred.—Apply, stating wages required, D 15. Western Mail, Cardiff. 3103n10 Wanted, an expprienced General Clerk, who can devote Two Evenings a Week to Supervise Books.— Apply D 1, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3035n9 Wanted. lessons in land Surveving, Levelling Ac. —Write, stating terms, to D 3, Western Mail. Car- diff. _? 3051n6 Wanted, smart, respectable Youth in Merchant's Office as Book-keeper. good reference* indispensable 8 -State salary required D 4, Western Mail, Cardiff. 3050n6 Wanted. respectable Youth; also Articled Clerk; accountant's office.—Apply, personally, Oswald Cole- man, C.A.. 14. Hi gh-street. Cardiff. 3058n9 Audit Clerk, to Work under Supervision, Wanted state age, experience, references, and salary required. —Apply (in first instance by letter) to Mr. 0. H. Waters. Publfc Auditor and Accountant. Bank-cham- bers, Newport, Mon., or to his Cardiff Office. 2850n6 We have Vacanciea in Our Offices for Young Ladies and Gentlemen Wishing to Learn Shorthand and Type- writing. There is always a great demand for good shorthand writers and typists.—The Griffiths Cor- poration (Limited). 57. Queen-street. Cardiff. 1577d Z.? CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANT PLACES. Engineers and Surveyors.—Re-engagement Required by Qualified Assistant; experienced in drainage, estate and public works; highest references.—Ad- dress D 16. Western Mail, Cardiff. 3135n7 Foreign Correspondent Desires Re-engagemcnt: French, Spanish, Italian. Portuguese oliartering and coal trade experience: first-class references. -Addy em C 91. Western Mail. Cardiff. 2990n9 Wanted. Place as Insurance Inspector or Superin- tendent, bv an experienced Person; references « to abilities, &c., can be had.—O 39. Western Mail, Swansea. 2921n7 Wanted, by Young Man. ^7. just leaving school, Situation as Clerk in respectable Merchant's Office; knowledge of Welsh; total abstainer: excellent, refe- renees —Address M Wester- Mail. Mertbvr. 2784n6 Storekeeper (19). experienced. Desires Re~-eogage~ ment Assistant or Otherwise: satisfactory references —Address C 73. Western Mail, Cardiff. 2828t.6 Clerk (26) Seeks Re-engagement: double entry book-keeping, shorthand writer; reasonable salary requ-red. -Apply, 0 33, Western Mail Office. Swan- sea. 2825u6 ,\? BUSINESS ADDRESSES. ?! TO-DAY'S ? WEATHER FORECAST THROUGHOUT THE WEST OF liNGLAND ANI SOUTH WALES IS Westerly and south-weeterly; winds, fresh; change able. some lain. GREY CASHMERE SUITINGS ARE FASHIONABLE. The West End Tailors! MAKE THESE TO MEASURE AT £ &■. Jj Only Address in Cardiff:— 'S 19, D UKE-STREET* j PATTERNS POST TSES* | ':1? '? 4 .? '?5:? :1 ?;l.f.*i:i THE GENUINE < 'f\: -:? SYRUP OF FIGS 15 ;1 'hi'. JESSE WILLIAMSVjj In Ts. and 2s. 6d. Bottles, PARK-HALL BUILDINGS, CARDIFF THE BEST LAXATIVE J For LADIES and CHILDREN. J j! IMPORTANT I -ti TO THE PUBLIC- J ? JESSE WILLIAMSl SYRUP OF FIGS IS THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE .?! ???.? pHIL jpHILLIPS 3 RHEUMATIC QUfi J 24. ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. ,.v« Mr. Pirfitt, White Hart Hotel, Pontypridd, says: —' u» "Your socks cured me of sciatica." John Gribble, of St. Mary Church, near Cowbridge. says: —"Your Socks and Wristlets done me a lot of good. I am now able to go to work." BELTS. 10s. 6d. EACH. BEND SIZR OF WAIST NEXT TO TdJ' SKIN. ;1 SOCKT>, rm. 6d. PER PAIR. i SEND SIZE OF BOOTS. j Mr, Evau Lewis, Byas Cottage, St. Mellon's, aa9*$49 —"I am much better since wearing your Socks." Henry Faulkner. 2, Dram-road-side, Giaig, Quaker's- Yard. i;ear Treharris, says.—"The Belt I had from y' you has taken tlie pain away, and I am gettisg ..5 much stronger." *1 M7illiam Kdwards. The Hook, Haverfordwest, sayet.ij —"Your Socks have done me a iot of good. I a* 1 now able to get about" t William Scott, 53, Bridge-street, Troedyrhiw, say*sJ —"I have had no Rheumatic since wearing yo*at"f Sccka." -a R I S TS. 5 is WRISTS. 58 'M V Send Size of Wrists, HUNIlREDS OF TESTIMONIALS CAN BE OF THIS WONDERFUL erR.E AT THE ABOft; ADDRESS. ^9 AGENTS. m The following are duly appointed as agents far sale of Phil PhiIlips'B Rheumatic Elure Mr. J SHANKLAND, Bridge-st-reeW Kidwelly. 1 Mr. J PRICE. Church-road Station, near Newport. Mr. THOMAS B. NEAL, 4b, 36ckw Brideend. « Mr. JOSEPH MORGAN. Main-street. Maeevzwmnct. M Mr D. V. MORCAMBE, 10, Bush-street, 11 sbtflli Dock • Mr. JAMES LEES, Newland-street, Coleford. ? Mr. MORGAN PARR. Stationer, 168, OarditfOM^^ Aberaman. Aberdare. \? Mr. JOHN D. JONES, 42, Upper HiglwrtrBiC¥ Rhymney -3 Mr. JAMES P. JONES, Newcastle Emlvn. Mr. M. JOHN. Grocer. Ferryside, Carmarthenahire, Mr. E. J JONES, Preateign. Mr. R. PRICE. Penvgmg. Mr. W. HITCHINS. Grocer, Bridgend. ? Mr. W. GRIFFITHS, Clydach, Swansea. ?j Mr. E. T. DAVIES, The Emporium, LUastephM^ Carmarthenshire. -t. Mr. W. C. DAVIES, LlacfeUta Farm, Bwlch, R.&QL 1 Mr. D. L. JONES, Bookseller, Briton Ferry. 'j Mr. S. BAYI.TS. 3. Park-road, Redditch. -^2 Mr. L. BRIGSTOCKE. Haverfoixiwest. Mr. E. SMITH. Aynold Farm, Little Hereford. 5 Mr. T. D. MEYLER, Chemist, Milford Haven. Mr. DAVID EVANS. 1, Woodland-road, Llanellv. 40875 |

?s D 0 ROT H Y LINEAL" A NOVEL. CHAPTER XXIX (Continued.) ^*&ny was glad to be claimed by her Donald. "How can Dorothy put up with that mau ?" 8he said to him, as they climbed the slope. If I ever saw you look half as unhappy Vhen you were walking with me as he has been looking thie afternoon I would break off tN engagement at once J" "Three is a crowd," remarked Donald lehtentiously. "Perhaps he wanted her to Hitoself." Fanny shrugged her shoulders. "Why didn't he take her to himself then?" It would have been easy enough. But he "Was thinking about his book, I suppose. XIIO is writing a great book, she says. Ob, Ift glad you don't want to write a book, Donald!" All promise you never to think of it." aid Donald with sufficient solemnity. But ,bis eyes sparkled as he looked at Fanny. lie would for ever bless Doctor Warton for eoming to Macnamar, if he was going to •"•ie Fanny more content with him. ,ey not linger long on the top of the ridge. It was Tom Ward who sounded the 1irst note of alarm. ^"We shall not be back before the fog us, if we are not ^uick !'• he said suddenly, after looking for a moment at the great bank of white fog away to the west. "It has the wind behind it. We shall have it upon us in half an hour." They hurried down the slope in a body, Tom and Donald insisting on their all keeping together. They knew the danger of fog on that bleak rolling moorland, with its steep ravines and deep dark tarns. Only that autumn a tourist had lost his way in a fog, and had been drowned in one of the tarns. They had talked about it at supper the night before. I They were more than half way down the slope, and Tom had allowed them to slacken their pace. John and Dolly were some dis- I tance in front. Even Fanny had admitted to herself that he showed the proper amount I of anxiety that Dolly should get home without a fog bath. The bridge was in sight, and Dorotihy was laughingly declaring that she might be allowed to loiter a little now—she did not I believe the fog was coming at a.U--when tue Doctor hastily interrupted her. "Did you hear anything, Doll? W&S that a child crying." They stopped and listened, but no sound reached them, excepting the low sighing of the wind in the withered broken. They waited for the others to come up; but none of them had heard a cry. "fc>ome bird," suggested Tom. "Eagles have been seen here at rare intervals; though more probably it was your fancy." "If Tom heard nothing, there was nothing," said Fanny decidedly. "You may trust Tom's ears, Doctor. They are as good as a bushman's." The Doctor did not argue the point; but he trusted his own sense of hearing better than he trusted Tom's. His ears were wonder- fully keen like all his other senses; and he felt absolutely convinced that what he had heard was the cry of a frightened child. When they had crossed the bridge, and were in the road to Maenamar; he let the others go on a little way. "Dorothy, 1 am going down by the brook for a shfuflr distance. I am sure it was a child I heard. It will be in danger if the fog comes. You won't mind going on alone now, will, you?U Dorothy asked him to let her accompany him but he would not allow that. "I shall not be ten minutes; I know exactly where the cry came from." And he hurried back. She did not hasten to overtake the others. The day was bright still, and it was very pleasant to loiter along the quiet road, thinking her happy thoughts. It was a sudden darkening of the clear bright after- glow, that made her quicken her pace. When she looked up she saw that rolling masses of white fog had crossed the ndge of mooèad and were rapidly sweeping down on Macnamar Valley. Nancy came running back round the curve of the road. "Fanny says you are to be quick! But where is Doctor Warton?" Dolly quickly explained. She began to hurry on with Nancy as she spoke. for a raw dampness began to make itself felt in the air. They found the others waiting at the gate; and Tom was somewhat indignant that a Southnon stranger should not have taken his opinion as decisive. "I suppose I had better go after him," he was saying rather sulkily, when they heard the sound of flying footsteps coming up the lane. It was Guy's nurse. She caught Dorothy by the arm. "Oh, Miss Dorothy, Master Guy's lost! I was just talking in the road, and he got away! Will somebody come and look,1 Mrs. Lineal is nigh out of her mind I" "Does she know?" broke simultaneously from Nancy and Dorothy. Donald and Tom had already stepped out upon the roadway, and were looking up anxiously at the fast-darkening sky. "She came to meet me. I was late, and she got anxious. She's out there searching and searching. She sent me back for help. Oh dear, I'm thinking he's tumbled in the brook." And she burst into helpless tears. "We must go back at once!" exclaimed Dorothy, But even as she spoke the fog was upon them. The next monieut they were enveloped in it. Tom stepped back to the girls. He was grave enough now; and so was Donald. "You can do no good, he said, authori- tatively. "Go back to the house. Tell father, we shall Search down by the burn- side. Be quick, there is no time to lose! Thank Heaven Warton turned back when he did! It must lhave been the little lad's crying that be heard." No second cry guided John Warton as he hurried back. He crossed the bridge again, and searched along the bank, without seeing or hearing anything. Some distance downj there was a second bridge, a rough construc- tion of unhewn logs. He had just reached this bridge, and was hesitating as to whether he should cross it or uot, when lie heard the faint cry again. It came from above, out of the thick fast-advancing cloud of mist that hid the moorland from him. He dashed upwaids, guided by the now continuous sob- bing, and a few rapid steps brought him close to the frightened child, who was hurry- ing down the s:ope as fast as his little feet could jcarry him. John caught him up and held him closely. He dared Dot thins what might have happened if he had not been there. For the bum ran swift and dark below. He did not realise at first whose child he had saved. It was not till Gny cried out "Muvver, muvver —Guy wants muvrer!" that he knew. The WVWAdge brought with it a thrilling ?. sense of delight; for, unworthy though he thought her, he loved Elizabeth still. It was the very consciousness of that love that had made him so cruel to her that morning. But in that moment, as he clasped her child in his arms, he remembered only that he loved her, and had rescued her treasure for Her. The child nestled down confidingly in his strong arms and the frightened sobs grew less frequent, and ithen ceased altogether. He had fallen asleep. John wrapped him closely in the cape he wore, and began to make his way cautiously along the side of the hill. He dared not attempt to descend the slope. The mist was thick and blinding; and the descent towards the deep burn was a steep and treacherous one. He had lost all idea of the position of the bridge, and trusted to chance to lead him in the right direction. After some time however he began to fear he was going away from the bridge instead of towards it. The sound of the burn became fainter, the side of the hill steeper and more rocky. He stopped and listened. The burn was decidedly farther off; the thickening of the fog did not wholly account for its fainter ripple. "What are we to do, little man?" he said. speaking aloud to the sleeping child. "Retrace our steps, I suppose. We are getting into danger." For he remembered Tom Ward saying that the western side of the moor wag full of pitfalls. He stopped for a moment, trying to pene. trate with his eyes tne dense blinding mist before him; and, as if in response to his desire, the fog-cloud. began to roll and curl upward, leaving for a moment a clearer space between it and the ground; and he saw the shoulder of the hill outlined against a background of yellow sky, and the tail figure of a woman springing up the rocky incline with mad, desperate haste. It was but for a moment however that the cloud was lifted, then it descended again thicker and more blinding than before. But John Warton had seen enough. His heart tofd him who it was that was searching so wildly along the hillside. He pressed on hastily, forward and upward, shouting with all the strength of his powerful voice. it seemed a long time before he heard an answer to his shout. But it came at last. and came again more clearly as he made his way with difficulty through the mist. Once he slipped and fell, shuddering to find him- self prone on the bank of a deep ravine. But for that providential slip he would jave gone headlong downwards. After that be made his way more cautiously, repeating his shouts at intervals of only a few yards. Suddenly there loomed close to him the outlines of a rough shed, used by shepherds in the summer time, and there Elizabeth stood, with hands upraised and panting for breath.' He had tried by his shouts to make her understand that her boy was safe, but lib" had not dared to believe it. He curie swiftly to her, and placed her <hiJd in her arms. "lie's safe and well. Not a aair of his head is hurt," he said to her. She caught the boy in her arms, clasping him to her bosom in an agony of joy that had no words. But t.be next moment she would have fallen if John Warton had not flung his arm around her. X ou are faint—worn out," he said. "Lean on me. Don't try to stand alone." She did not resist. She let his strong arm enfold her, leaning passively against him. At that moment she had 110 thought except for her uhild, her treasure, her lost one brought back to her in her hour of despair. When j-he did think of John it was to remember that he had saved her bcv. After a whLe see drew herself away from him, and he let her go. The temptation to hold her still more closely to him, to force from her some recognition of the passion that thrilled him from head to foot, was a mighty one, but he bravely resisted it. "How can I thank vou?" she began. But the faltering words were roughly inte-iuptcd. "I want no thanks. Anybody couid hare done it. We had better consider how we are to get home. Do ycu think you could walk now ?" He had checked the warm How of her gratitude, as he had meant to check it. "Do you know where we Are?" sh* asked, moving a step or two away from him and peering into the mist. 1 have no idea at all of our position. Do you know?" I am not cer^in. What do think we ought to do?" ought to do t" He did not answer her at once. He want nearer to the shed behind them and examimd it. lhere is a sort of seat here. You maf" rest for a time. They will be out in searcK■/ of us sooner or later and you can't walk ? you have rested. You are trembling 811.;1 over as it is. Come and sit down here." He went back to her, and would havtf.: taken the child; but she held him tightly^ "No—I can't give him up I can be flsivl I have him only while I hold him here." 3 She sat down upon the plank seat; and tlllfM doctor stood near her, leaning against tiwl rough woodwork that formed the sides of th*v-; shed. He could just see the vague outline of her figure as she bent over the sleeping child, listening to his breathing, passing har^ hand over his little face and limbs to asssiv^ herself that he was altogether uninjured. '» The child slept soundly. After one drowsy ■ delighted murmur of "Muvver," as Elizabeth took him in her arms, his eyes had closed • again, and he knew nothing of the passionate caresses that were lavished upon hinu.j Though John had roughly checked her ex-* pression of gratitude, it stung him with ? keen, unreasonable pain that she should be *0^ absorbed in her boy. j (Tc be continued.) ———: is

John James Wright. laWer, Cadorttm was charged at Barry P^iee-oouxt ou Fridtrt j with wiafuHy cutting and delving ur.derwo^U at Pomhkerry P^k, the nrJpf.rtv of LwO After hearing' the *v'idenc*, Bench inflict-ed a fine of 20s., with the optiottriJ of fourteen days' hard labour. SUMMER oANOPY, with Irons, Straps, &c., .ni 3 Fitt* Complete to Tour M*U Cart or P.-ram- *5 bu.ator for 4a 6d.Spence-'s B»b,- Carriage W««^ js St. Johns Church-square, r.«rAiif. A 4