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Business Addresses. JJEATH'S CLEARANCE SALE JJEATH'S ^LEARANCE SALE, yjEATR'S CLEARANCE ajL OF MORE THAN 1,000 PIANOS, g ORGANS, HARPS HARMONIUMS, MUSICAL BOXES, VIOLINS, and BANJOS 8n the New Hire System and for Cash in Every Department. ALL AT 05C3 OR SEND FOK LISTS POST-FREE ThIUSIC, 4s. pieces for b. 4à., 3s. pieces for is. ~R T tIEATH AND S°NS 51 QUEKN-ST-REET' QALiDIFF, TAFF-STREET, I'ONT YPiilDD. 34 FACTORY, L ONDON. H. E. STOCK DALE 48, QUEEN STREET- First-class ANATOMICAL BOOTMAKER 72 "• c. Z I mm » o .¡ i < *-■ <■ 0 9 8URGI.AL o-CORE BOOr:3 'J:' ev" description AGENT FOR F. PI NET, OF PARIS. LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES, REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED C. }"OljLICI{, PAWNBROKER AND OUTFITTER, 40&41,B,iI^_ST-CARDIFR N.B.—Exceeding 40s. 4J. in the £ Interest. 2605 "YJ^A i;sl J A N I) 10 MPAN Y. A 1)1; MS' FUNERALS. 1,,1 Class, wit.h best. Hearse an" Coach, on His most modem pri!lci¡1!e. with a pair of well-known Flemish- 3red Horses to each. one illch Elm Polished Coffin. hest registered 1"nrnitn"e. with elaborate name-plate en- graved, fine satin trimmed robe. and self-atten- •lance jt:5 5 0 Marsh and Co.'s 2nd Ciass ditto ditto 4 4 0 ]\Ial;sh and Co.'s 3rd, wit h improved carriage 3 3 0 AInrsh and Co.'s 4th, ditto ditto 2 10 0 CHtLDKEK H FUNERALS. Including pair Flemish-bred Horses, modern Coach with all tile latest improvements. Polished Coffin, line with fin" flannel, anh attendance, under olle year £ 17 0 Ciuler two years 18 0 T," mier three years 1 10 0 Under four years 1 12 0 1 mier live 114 U, One-horse carriage, including coffin covered in black, blue, wc polished, lined with flannel, modern coach. and attendance. Under six months 0 16 0 Under one year 0 18 C, Under two years 10 0 Under three years 1 1 C ruder four years 1 3 C And so on in proportion. Handsome Car, Carved or Piain Hearse. Mourning- Coaches ami l3roughams. Ostrich Plumes, ic j:21831 Address—SO. ST. MaRF-STREET. CARDIFF Dogs. CANINE SPECIALIST. Q_ J^LCIUN, 159, BROADWAY, IWATH, CARDIFF. Dogs treated for all complaints. Cases punctuillv attended ti). 2823 CARDIFF ARCADES. Royal Arcade. JTUIANK, MY HATTER! MY HOSIER! 8, ROYAL ARCADE. [2753 jr~NTHONY AND COMPANY .1 (Opposite the Royal Hotel), Proprietors of Nurse Thompson's Celebrated Pills. The only cure for Anaemia. Thousands Saved from Consumption. Is. lid,, 2a. 9d. JJLDLERS J>OYAL SALOON Haircutciog, Shaving, Shampooing, &c. Quarterly Subscribers, 5. 3, ROYAL ARCADE. Established] "O^DLER'S 1.26 years. -.l. UMBRELLA MANUFACTORY & WAREHOUSE FOR LEATHER BAGS. 34, ROYAL ARCADE. Castle Arcade. fl. R. vVaOI), PRACTICAL OPTICIAN, Maker of the Celebrated PERISCOPIC PEBBLE SPECTACLES. W7~JBE s T• CHINA AND GLASS DEPOT, 9, CASTLE ARCADE. NEW PATTERNS IN DINNER AND TEA SETS. THE castlk OR TFITTIV; COM PAN Y-, j. TAILORS, DRAPERS, and GENERAL OUTFITTERS, 16, CASTLE ARCADE, CARDIFF (High-street end), Our Prices vri11 be found the Lowest in the Trade. rjiflE "00 ROTH Y, BIGS-STREET. CARDIFF. Speciality—RICH BRIDAL CAKES ALWAYS IN STOCK, from 15s. to £1010s. JOSEPH ^JATTHEWS^ GENERAL BOOK AND MUSIC SELLER, 20, CASTLE ARCADE. High Street Arcade. 1 I BRITTON, ARTISTIC PICIURE- J FRAME MAKEK, The Latest and Choicest Proof ETCHINGS and ENGRAVINGS in Stock. Pictures Suitable for Christmas Presents. 22, HIGH STREET ARCADE- JOHN SHAW, 13 & 20, HIGH-STREET <J' ARCADE, CHINA AND GLASS BAZAAR. A Choice Selection of USEFUL PRESENTS. suitable for Wedding or Birthday Gifis. Unquestionably Largest Show in Wales. E H. SMITH, LADIES' & CHILDRENS JLJ* UNDICRCLOTHING of every description, Fancy and Home-made Holland Aprons and Pina- fores, Corse's, &c., ia great variety. 28, HIGH-STREET ARCADE. HORTON'S ORDINAL F°OnlTIeS ^NEDICT PILLS | For ™leS r|HO US A N DS of Testimonials have "been g_ received from an parts. Females of all ages .bou1d take them. They at once lemove all obstruc- tions. no matter how obstinate or from whatever cause arising. In boxes 7id., Is. 1^d., and 2s. 3d. Sent. Post pvee- under cover ld. extra, direct by the proprietor, G. D. Horton, M.P.S. (from the Binningham General and I,ying-in Hospital). Asto I If ouse. Aston-road. Bir- miiigbam.—Agents Cardiff-A. Ragun. Chemist, 39, Bridge-street, 111.<1 11, Bute-street. M,rt hyr- tVins, Cl1rmi"t, Pontmorl. is aud Georgetown.Swansea.-Lloyà, Chemist, Oxford-street, Newport—Young, Chern 1st. High-street. Canuot toe had from oilier Chemists. N .B.- None Genuine unless bearing 'G. D. Horton" in red (tet* acruM eaou label. Letters answered tier, 2510 Business Addresses. 1 Gwilym Evans' Quinine Bitters. Gwilym Evans' Quinine Bitters. Gwilym Evans' Quin; ne Bitters. Gwilym Evans' Quinine Bitters. ..Gwilym Evans' Quinine Bitters. Gwilym Evans' Quinine Bitters. This preparation is It Purely Vegetable Remedy, and is everywhere acknowledged to be the Best Tonic known, and a specific für ••' WINTER SPUING AILMENTS, As it. invigoi-ilea he system by bracing the nerves, purifying the I loud, improving the appetite, and infusing new life and strength to those parts of the body which Lave been weakened by disease or any other c.iuses. It is guaranteed to be entirely FREK FROM MEi.'CURY OR IRON 0" any poisonous substance. Being entIrely vegetable it. cannot prove injurious to the most delicate persons, while its remarkable tonic properties commend it to all who suffer from any kind of Weakness. Gwilym Evans' Quinine Bitters. Gwilym Evans' Quinine Bitters. Gwilym Evans' Quinine Bitters. Gwilym Evans' Quinine hitters. THE VEGETABLE TONIC. Each tablespoonful of these Bitters contains a full dose or Quinine and a suitable quantity of he active principles nf the following well-known rnedicilJal herbs —Sarsaparilla, Genti<\lJ, Bur- dock, Saffr on, L;vtm<ler. and Dandelion, com. bined in most happy proportions, and concen- trated in a pure ssaie, as well as being scientifi- cally prepared to be suitable to all ages, at all seasons of the year, and forming a Tonic Bitter3 pusitively lJIJPq,alled. It is unatlimuusly re- cnmmended by all who have tried it rùr :111 symptoms of NEKVOUSNKSS, ¡ INDIGESTION, | LIVKR DISORDE 1(8, CHEST AFFECTIONS, And all kinds of WEAKNESS. I Hundreds of testimonials are received yearly. The following is a specimen of the testimony con- tinually received from all parts of the Kingdom :— TESTIMONIALS. SUFFERED FOR OVER THREE YEARS. 5, North-street, Ashton-in-Makerfield. Lancashire, July 9tb, 1891. Dear Sir,-Please send me a bottle or your Quinine Bitters." I have taken two bottles, and already find great relief. I have suited for over three years from Weakness and Nervousness, necom- panied by rising sellsatiolJS in the heRd. Giddiness, and a Sick Stomach, but. have found great benefit since I commenced taking your" Quiniuc Bitters." I was told of the remedr by one of my llei!!hb'JUr3. whose wife haa long beeu ailing from the same complaints, but sue is now as welt a3 ever through taking your Quinine Bitters.Yours faithfully, (Mrs. FAIRHUSST). GWILYM EVANS' BITTEKS. For all symptons of Indigestion, Use Gwilym Evans' Bitters. ■ For Debility in every Form. Use Gwilym Evans' Quinine Bitters. For Hrer Complaints, Use Gwilym Evans' Bitter3. For Nervousness IInd We>tl¡nes3, Use Gwilym Evans' Quinine Bitters. For Depression of Spirits, Use Gwilym Evans' Bitters. 51, Gilkes'.street. :Uiddlesborough, Jun,- 15. 1392, • Dear 3ir,-I am happy to be able to bear testimony to the beneficial effects of Gwilym Evans' Bitters. My wife has been greatly benefited by its use. It has im- proved her appetite aua greatly stnJUgthened her. Please send me it fresh supply. Yourstrulv. (Rev.) T. Jo.vss. WILYM EVANS" BITTERS. THE BEST REMEDY OF THE AGE. FRAUDULENT COUNTERFEITS. We are particularly anxious to ca^fion the public ngainst the attempts "of some membérs of the Trade 10 pass substitutes or even counterfeits of Ollr preparation. Ask plainly for GWILYM EVANS' QuiNiNh: BITTSRS, and see that the name Gwilym Evans is on the Label, Stamp, and BMtle. Every bottle eent ou ^'f tile Jabom- tory is prepared according to his recipe and under his mrect. management. Sold by all Chemists in Is. ljd., 2s. 9d.,and4s. 6d. bottles; or dirMc from the Proprietors, carriage paid. by Parcel Post. /UININE BITTEWS CO., LLANELLY. American DEPOT-, sin. R. I>. WILLIAMS, PHARMACIST, PLYMOUTH, P15NN. THE" YyKEKI.Y AIL THE" Y^TEEKLY i\j/UL; TBE "TEU\:LY |\[AIL> Is the best family tiews/xiper pUú- lished in the Principality. Aravnjt the many features it contains are:— SERIAL STORIES BY DAVID CHRISTIE MCRRAY, G..V ANVILI.k FRXX,.and AMBROSE HOSKINS. I SHOirr STORIES BY Wkia, KNOWN Authors. RURAL NOTES AND ADVICE ON GAR- DENING, BY MR. J. MUIR, of Margam Abbey. CHILDREN'S CORNER, EDITED BY "UNCLE WILLIAM. ILLUSTRATED JOKES, and Many Other Items of Interest to General Readers. Interesting Events Across the Channel. PORTRAIT GALLERY Containing Sketches and Biographi I Details of I Prominent Men and Women. NOTES AND COMMENTS on Current Topics. FOREIGN NEWS, an Interesting Epitome of Events Happening all Over the World. WELSH NOTES, Conducted by "MORIEN. SPIRIT OF THE WELSH PRESS, BY GWYLIEDYDD." rpHE ^jyEEKLY j^j[AlL: THE" ^l^EEKLX jyjAIL.' rjpilE "Y^EEKLY NIAlL-" WHICH CONTAINS EtGHTY COLUMNS, May be obtained of all Newsagents in South Wales every Friday and Saturday. PRICE ONE PENNY. NOTEWORTHY MEN AND WOMEN OF WALES. By CHARLES W ILKlNS, F.G.S., Author of Wales Past and Present," Literature of Wales," &o., See., In the WEEKLY MAIL of March 11th will he commenced a series of biographical and descriptive sketches of the noteworthy men and women of Wales, by Mr. C. Wilhins, uhose success in journalistic litera- ture will be a security for their interesting character. It is intended that each sketch shall be accompanied with historic associations of the carious districts of Wales, so that the whole icill form, when re-pub- Hshed. a permanent lecord of the eminent characters as well as of the progress of Wales. ( ANUFACTURKK, llorstorth, Offers his Own JYJL Goods direct from the loom, at Mill Prices, viz.:— iSeries, JIHCIGS, Cashmeres, Beiges, Meltons, MantieCtotha, Patterns sent free all application. Save all intermediate profits. Special lot of Dress Meltons, all shades, at Id. Vddress: MANUFACTURER, HOKSFORTH. NEAR LEEDS. J £ 807 Business i^dresses- ■y I C T O R Y i P T O N S rp E A S PROCLAIMED VICTORIOUS OVER ALL OTHERS. DIRECT FROM THE TEA GARDEN TO THE TEAPOT. NO MIDDLEMEN'S PROFITS TO P A. Y laCH. PURE, FRAGRANT, 2s- ASD IS. 4 U. PEK I.B. FINEST TEA THE WORLD CAN PRODUCE. PER a S. ;~D. LB. I. I NO HIGHER PRICK. Over ONE .MILLION PACKETS SOLD WEEKLY. SPECIAL NOTICE.—Delivered carriage paid for an extra Id. per lb. to any address in Great Britain. on of olbs and upwards. Samples sent free 011 application. A GUAHANTEH.—MfMey returned in full if Tea does not give perfect satisfaction in every way. L P T O N TEA AND C'OE FEE PLANTER, CEYLON THE LARGEST TEA, COFFEE, AND PROVISION DEALER IN THE W:)RLD. Sole Proprietor of the following celebrated Tea and Coffee Estates in Ceylon —Dambatenne, Laymastotte, Monerakande, Mahadambatenne, Mousakelle.Pooprassie, HanagaUa, and Gigranella. which cover thousands of acres of tho best Ten and Coffee land in Cevlon. CKYLON Tea and Coffee Shipping Warehouses M iddema Mills, Cinnamo.. Gardens, COLOMBO. In lian Tea Stripping Warehouses and Export Stores • Armenian Ghaut. Calcutta. Indian Offices Lyon's Range, Calcutta. General Offices: BATH-STREET, CITY-ROAD, LONDON, E.C. Local Branches: 7. 1IIGH-ST AND ST- MAKY-ST. SWANSEA Arcade Buildings, High-street LLANELLY 9, Stepney-street. BRISTOL 22, Wine-street. Branches in all the Principal Towns of thcXingdo m

I SOUTH WALKS HI>K tAXLK j

BAROMETRICAl, INDICATIONS.

WEATHER FORECAST.

I-TEMPERATURE AND RAiNFALL.I

HUNTING .HPOI.'íT\IE:YfS.

LLANDAFF CATHEDRAL SERVICES.

I TO-DAY.

NOTES.

WELSH CHOIRS AND THE CHICAGO…

THE RECENT EXECUTION AT GLOUCESTER.

A ROMANCE OF THE PEERAGE.

BREAKDOWN OF AN ATLANTIC i…

THE DEAN OF LLANDAFF'S -ILLNESS.

MORE CONVERSIONS TO THE WELSH…

THE OUTRAGE AT MORRISTON.

ALARMING WINDING ACCIDENT.

SERIOUS SCALDING ACCIDENT…

BILLIARDS.

OUR FANCY PORTRAIT GALLERY.

---------Social and Personal.

AFTER THE FOOTBALL MATCH.

TWO DEATHS FROM CHOLERA.

AN ENGLISHMAN KILLED BY A…

THE ACCIDENT TO A CAPTAIN…

MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF AN IRISH…

^BIIYNAMMaN^

---------PROPOSED NEW MUNICIPAL…

NARROW ESCAPE OF A PULLMAN…

ALLEGED ROBBERY FROM A TAILOR'S…

A Swansea Breach ofJ Promise…

A NEWPORTONIAN'S YEARLY ViSIT,

A CARDIFF MAN IN TROUBLE AT…

CARDIFF'S PROTEST AGAINST…

THE PANAMA SCANDELS.

THE CARDIFF SLANDER CASE,…

DAY BY DAY.". ———— II

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