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^mm~;• LI'SIAS'ILY IM?s- gp0T As J& F'A in-KeheTing', I Ainothi r.«' anrl CurarfYi Lubrtcaot, 'Howtocese. has no eqwa-i in the cf fiealing remedies. It ac-c.c; liice raa; instantly touching tbe spot, afflicted with Face- Ache. "Bruises. Sprains. Burns, Chilblains. Piles, Boils, Ulcers. Chaps, ai:d all kindred IDs and Complaints. All wholesale house? stock Homooea. Of all Chemists and others, priee 18. ltd. or 2s. 9a. per box. or free bv post for lB. 3d. and 3s. from the "Wholesale Agency, 21, Hamilton Square, BiÚ:enh6ad.

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EXPRESS" FARTHING PER WORD ADVERTISEMENT SCALE. Apartments Wa-NTED, Furnished Room to be Let mid Wanted, Situations Wanted ER. ants W&XI,.EC}T Public-houses W anted and for Sale, Horses and Carriages, Miscel- L. Wants, Personal, Articles Lost or Found Sale and Exchange, and other Adver* T'isements of a similar character can be inserted in the EVENING EXPRESS for ONE FARTHING PER WORD. The Name and Address to be Counted. Threa in ERTIORIC will cost half as much again as One Insertion, and Six insertions twice the 0f one. Odd Farthings are not charged. Thus :— ONCE. THH.JGE TIMES. six TIMES. 12 words 3d. 4^D. 6d. 2 18 „ 4M 6JD 9d. 24 „ 6 d. 9d. is. 30 I) 7%D. lid. is. 3d. 2 charges, which must be prepaid, apply only to consecutive insertions. The above scale does not apply to trade advertisements or to anjiounceraenis, manating from publi c bodies. Ch L> IE<H*ES, Postal, and Post-office Orders should ba crossed and made payable to Mr. U' W- THOMAS. In cases where Postal Orders cannot bè obtained advertisers are requested to send Halfpenny Stamps. ^▼ertisements may be received at the following places :— CHIEF OFFICE -.—WESTERN MAIL BUILDINGS, CARDIFP. WE STERN MAIL OFFICE Newport. WESTERN MAIL OFFICE Swansea. WESTERN MAIL OFFICE Merthyr. hfR. W. H. KEY, Taff-street .Pontypridd. ■«_ MR. C HUTCHINGS, Queen-street Neath.

111 WL' |"|U»«^ABTAAT!GKMGIPM™P>CT*MTM*»°W»'»A|MM«BCBEWBOTAGA ii t r STw^of'5r0a4'M:ay 31' at Sinnyside, Tintem, the JLl- A. Strange, of a son. Exiox or, DEATHS. ucrt-Vr/^ri !.a^ Malmesbury House, 270, New- Strict v* .ardlff» Bichard Extern, aged 66 years, peace?" priVRte funeral Tuesday. His end was cre.rni' r**n j 'Ms residence, 75, Wyndham- POWF" r' _ri :Fred- King, aged 32 years. cocli "Vpa?, 2;y 30> at the Cottage Homes, Bryn- 44 T;.r; t? Kwhard Hand Powell, master, aged Buffryn'cif lm?ral 0n SaturdaJ'> starting at five for -==

—$U'm nah Agency will Undertake all kinds of dcrtaksn — ao and Inquiries; commissions un- sawsffise^aiiR&^aJjL^^t-erii Mai', Cardiff. 4100o4 A of Mack-red Game hen laying: 12s street, Upj^ £ °ock worth double the money.—8, Virp _Wtini0eg iijaitttftu S^emmnri013 an^ Dwelling-house Wanted: suburbs; ^atbMcSfrte-W-E- 1)a™> 161> Tl'eharr^7et" li Me to 3Ut. TStable and Loft to Let suitable Car Or Coal ^erchant.-27, -plasnewydd^oad, 411,fot') X°Wf' G?od TwMtall Stable, Coach-house, and ,liff Apply Phipps, 8, Working- street, Car- ~Z!!I?^!igEa*»g»ai^<<««ii"^FJ^V«W.IRRT«W»«AWI6GGGBSSA»»afcaaiaw»«g*aa5aawaa /LD:ESTABLISHBD Httirdressing and Tobacco- li,lst a Business for Sale will bear every investiffa- nop.—Appjy T? A ivroil, Swansea. 4112o6 "C^ISH, Pouif.i-v n,f —Khop, Fitted for Above ~7~ stock ti oodwill cheap rent low.— Aiady t, r^t, {.182S04 .— jr)0Ugtg. "fULASTXJBTOSf-AVlSKUE— To be Let or Sold four p- Houses also one with three Eeceytion-rooms.— irf'Jv culars of c- Arthur, House and Estate Agent, t!iween-.street, Cardiff. e412l)o7 NEW Stone^builtj Sii-ro^omed Cottage freehold with garden, three-auartecs of an acre £ 85 enly. -Price, Tintcrn. e409904 WORKMEN'S Cottager—Three for Sale; let to good tenants at 6s. 6d. week; never void.—B.B.. Bridgwater Arms, Cardiff- e4089o^. HpO LetT~98i LTandafrroftd; re-decorated eigh< A rooms; large drawing, dining, bath (hot and cold), °ur bedrooms, kitchen, scullery, pantry, and offices fas throughout; £3ó and taxes.—Apply 51, Queen-street, ^araift. e4082o2 iSrnmses to %LtL TO Let, Shop Porimanmoor road opening for Chemist, Draper, Grocer, Slloemaker, four bed- rooms, bath hot and coldî -Herridge, 179, Broadway, Cardiff. (\411706 T ET or Sold, Two Shops best position Portmanmoor TnT roa<J'eellar, four bedrooms hot and cold bath.— Xhumas, 48, Richards terrace, Cardiff. e4116o6 Let, Double-fronted Shopand^House, m Grange- ,rr, °5W11'. Cardiff, large cellars— Apply 99, Cowbridge-I road, Cardift. y e4087o2 (x°?D Sll0lJ to Let, centrally situated batween swliJi 1 thISi'°nehfareR; low rent; Immediate pos- _Mion. Apply H. Lattfev. 8, Working street, Cardiff. PRm?t=KiE? to, Ler» Back of Queen street Arcade, ^stoset, pMdUf!5401"*8' 4c-~Appl3r H" Lattey' 8' Work' ipartinents, ORKISHED Apartments for Married Couple with- 2 TT oul-ildren, or Yountr Gentleman use of bath.— ^_naward-terrace, Howard-gardens. CardifT. e4083o2 T,0^&8»orO« or Two respectable Young Men, JUi or i'urmshed Apartments for Married Cwuple mth reference.—11, Lower Cathedral-road, Car- H- 1408i_o2„ '^S^'ANIED, in the Country or Suburbs of Cardiff, vritmn easy access of railway, Comfortable Pur- e f an<^ Attendance, Bed and Sitting- oom, for Gentleman and Wife terms inclusive, which SUK-? s^nct.y moderate.-Address A 45, Western M-au, Cardiff. 2074o2 "W/' ■L" Apartments in Farmhouse, in „ r I, or, Pagan's, for the Summer, by Caalla f*C31t.eman. Address B 4, Western Mail, 2123o4 2123o4 COMFORTABLE Home Offered Lady or Gentleman tTl, Gentleman's House, situated in own grounds, in Gui, Part of Newport private si tting-room if re- !?-e'a'or combined room; teams lawn; terms mode- Apply S 2, Western Mail, Newport, Mon. [2227o8 \\7Eb,L-FUK?> IS HE!) Apartments for a Gentleman r.„T, 110 children moderate terms.—62, Stacey-road, Cardiff. 2210o8 LARGE Front, Diiiiiig-room and BedrGom hot, cold T»« tS £ °°d cookici; and attendance one minute ——l^tion^-25, Newport-road, Cardiff. 2126o7 f^OMPORTABLY Furnished Apartments to Let in ,i;ff amfries-pli»,ce.— Address B 5, Western Mtil, Car- 2138o7 -F^fjvw"LASS Apartments—7, East Grove, Cardiff inc ,r pitting-room hot and cold bath good cook- -i_Li22nd_ance_: highly commended. 2130o7 Apartments in Farm-house, five miles scener"'n- i rc'lsan' one from sea; excellent landscape furni-/ ?U extensive view of the coast comfortably Kf, otteu. Apply Joshua Hughes, Angorfa, g-tran- —~ 1953o5 T° very n^ce Bedroom and Sitting-room; no n,™j cni'dren or other lodgers terms moderate.—19, ^rd^vroad, Cardiff. 1899o5 Furnished Apartments, with ^,v convenience, for Two Young Men; near cars. — 8- aylor. 1. Xjlanishen-road, Cardiff. 1902o5 Jjet' Conafortably-t'ornisliod Bedroom and Sitting- iv.???1' ?uitable two respectable younsr men terms moaeratc.—Apply iO0> Wyndham-road, Canton, Car- 1827o4 -n', oj_ta A Comfortable Hoiae~Oflered Lasiy-or"Gentll- nrnH.52™ 1& ^entlerQaa's Private Famiiv, as Bonrder Ca?di|rW,Se ms federate.— A 33, Western Mafl, —-— 1^87ob r°,H Weil-furnisheii Front Drawing and Two Bed mo,lp^?OTns ,ot> cold, and shower bath; terms —-— 1^87ob r°,H Weil-furnisheii Front Drawing and Two Bed mo,lp^?OTns ,ot> cold, and shower bath; terms e- 1°, L j der-street, Cathedral-road, Car- 1425o6 JjENAIiTH.-Lari^dowiie,Private Hotel and Boarding acc, "Gsidence.—Extensive C-hannel view; superior T>°r»r. 0(iati°n moderate onarges special terms to residents. 1345d jp°B,THCAWL.—To Let, for June, Sitting-room and situati,}0 Bedrooms bath-room, *c.; pleasantly Dea'-c;f sea view.—Mrs. Morgan, Victoria Houfe, Porthcawl. 2036o6 ^^yPOK'i'.XiOAD.- Superior Front Rooms for f-errnu board if roouired, with inclusive 2——dfeoss A 23, Western Mail, Cardiff^ _1938oS_ 1, j?°rdon-roi!d, Roath, Cardiff.—WeU-furniuhed terms Siting-room and Bedroom bathroom — Moderate. 1860c4 at Apartments hot and cold »_ccordi!1(, ?°od Channel view; terms moderate, ■vOreqUjreaients.-31, Board School-road. Lo4 J-V/. *fltzalan-piace, Kewport-road, Cardiff.—Com- en'e>i ,f ^ably-furnished Rooms for One or Two Gen- 5pod.erste terms. 1989o& Kox:iV- Suift- ibtinv' and One or Two Bed Rooms to Let, Wej^' "We for friends, in Richmond-read.—A 16, r^fL £ ard_iff. 185904 .Vy ^^Jr'^URNISHRD Apartments to Let for One "•fieta, iwo GentleiQen, dining eut preferred, at 19, oad^Canton. 179164 "J")¡E" I » Ar»»i» — j1' Pembroke-terrace. — Furnished Beg,. ,t,rn<?nts front sitting-room n.nd bedroom no children every convenience. [18#9o4 suit one or two gentlemen zSldijf recommended.—Apply 4, Richards-terrace, v~- bed Front Apartmeata (Furnished) two ?, °d if required bath; eelcct neifhbonr- Xj^diff ^°uerate terms.— 32, Llanfcleddian-garde»s, r,f i ABLY Furnished Apartments (suit one -aclies) at 46, Glenroy-street, Roath, Car- 1692e2_ WeTf~furnished eRts; highly recommended every con- town, tram, and 'bus.; suit l»^and 02 I @ffftt5, GOOD Front Office, second floor, Queen's Chambers. Queen strcet.-Apply Ii. E. Latt-ey, 8, Working street, Cardiff. wannng. DANCING.-Select Dancing Class every i{-nday, Wednesday, and Saturday, at the Coloni..1-1,,<1;, New-street, Cardiff. Under new management. Teo2 ssssBMasemBBHUKmmamnB&ti&MUSxiBimscMimu&mattBBSBisKmHi 1,051 aiiD $.ounb. FOUND, Liver and Tan Bitch; if not claimed in three days will be sold to defray expenses.—Mr. Carney, 31, Russell street, Ruath, Cardiff. e410901 iterdlaiiexmg OTant^ "intTANTMp, 50 or 60 oil casks, paraffin size, in good ? V condition send lowest price, delivered in Cardiff, to Ea:le Cement Company, 2, Bate-crescent, Docks, Cardit1'. c412m, iHail-ib.vm, f eraml}ulatov&7 MAIL-CARTS and Perambul ators.—Before purehas ing see the large stock of these in all the very latest designs at A. W. Spencer's, 5. St. John's-square Cardiff. e39725o8 AA?ae»tMBirwazwBngBtg»caaiiiiiiiiiii inn miniii|i|i >HIIJ inin in 11 n immmni iii n WIIH imninuLi :flfLuf5ín¡{ "S7"IOLIN,labelled St-rad, date 1713 suitable for Orches- V tra.—Apply 5, Constellation street, Cardiff. eo7 FOR Sale, small mahogany Harmonium; rich tonc- cheap.—A'7, Western Mail. Caidiff. e4085o2 •,vmv?ir:')sr*A'h.*xiPBamxm. Kaxn-r.'grf.'x.fti* •xtavixtgfucxi* Brtsssmafefrsi^ &r.. WANTED, Apprentices to the Dressmaking.—Ap?>ly Mrs. Payn, 63, Llandaff-road, Canton, Car- diff. 4111o6 ANTED, Dressmaking; fit and style guaranteed. Vt Little boys' suits and all manner of children's clothing made at moderate charges.—Dressmaker, 4, South Luton place, Cardiff. e4105o5 iBatrimomaL YOUNG Man, good appearance and position, desires Corr3f.ponde:ti(;c with Young W«w>: view -n:ii- mony; ge»ulne.— Apply A 47, Express Office, Car- diff 4115o6 MATRIMONIAL.—Novel, Effioacious Agency; 10s. clears expenses particulars stamped envelope astrological advice marriage business. Is.. detailed, 2s. 6d.; birthtime required,—Chela. 64, Bonn road, Bradford. e4028d ESMIIMSIIGE3WG«WWAMIEB3BBAB5»<III»IIYIIII«ILI^AABBIAAB»MBGTIEIACBI»AIGEBI Carnages; GOOD, honest Cob, rising 7; 14 hands. Also Trap and Harness.—Apply 100, Woadville road, Cathays, Cardiff. e4104o5 GOOD Dogcart and Spring Trap for Sale; also Two Ssts Harness.—R. R. White, Bridgwater Arms, Cardiff. e4090o2 Cardiff.409002 FOR Sale, a Spring Trap, nearly new: suit any busi ness price £ 8 10s.—Apply"47, Court-road, Salt- mead. Cardiff. e4095o2 MBaiHemmtCTgia'gaga'aaiMWBzBsigiaBBBBisgBBBBsaigasE^Tga^imsKa^i iBifDdeg, ANTED, Second-hand Cushion Tyre Machine —State lowest price to A 30, Express Office Cardiff. s4118o6 FOR Sale, a good, Solid Tyre Safety, cheap; no fur- ther use.—Apply 65, Court-road, Saltmead. Car- ruff. e409{¡o8 -Apply, Ilfter six p.m., William Barns bury, 61. Gienroy-street, Roath. e408602 ORRIS BROS.' CYCLE WORKS, ~PONTY- PRIDD.—Over 100 Cycles to be Cleared regardless tCost.—Send for special lists, post free.—Repairs "f all nds executed in a superior manner promptly. jBiSfdlanemig bales'* IVE Goldfish, and Fish Globes, all sizes; Ants' Egors for Foad.—Cording, Naturalist, 42, Royal Arcade, Cardiff. e4121o7 TO Be Sold cheap, Hall Lamp; splendid condition What offers V—Address A 30, Express Office, Cardiff. J_ e4118o6 Shares in Stevens (Limitedl and 10 South Wales £ j\ 1 Jam Company for Sale.—R. R. White, Bridg- water Arms, Cardiff. FOR Sale, Plate-glass Shop Front; quite new under Queen's Hotel, north of front entrance.—All par- ticulars from, and offers to, James Allen, Contractor, Cardifi. e5383 ilUmep* M- ONEY LENT AT ¡¡PElt CENT. FROM £5 TO £ 2,090, WHY pay more, when a Private Gentleman Desires to Grant Adv"-nce6 to Mnle or Female, upon their PRO- MISSORY NOTE AIJONE, in any part of England, Wales or Ireland, without Loan Office formalities. NO BILL OF SALE OR SURETIES REQUIRED. The advance can be paid back by easy instalments, or remain out from one to fifteen years by paying tie interest only. Call or write to the actual Lender, WILFRED WILBERFORCE, Esq., [e3431 11, Stroud Green-road, Finsburv Park, London, N. OQ to £ 300 Advanced daily small interest and easy <55^0 re-paymeut, to suit borrowers' convenience.— Apply the Manager, Central Loan Office, 43, Bridge street, Newport, Mon. e,4042o4 iiiimiiiiinniB inn in iiiimiiiiinniB inn in YALCABLE Grandfather Clock chimes the West- minster chimes on. eight bells and gong inlaid Chippendale case; also Bracket Chime Clock 17 Grand- fathers Clocks of all kinds be sold; Old Curiosity Shop, Newport. e412408 LIVE Goldfish also Ants' Eggs, for birds, game L &c.-J. Cording, Naturalist, 42, Royal Arcade, Cardiff. e407007 AT,[TABLE Family Plate—A Widow Lady Re- quiring Offers her brand new vaIuabÎe Ten guinea Service of real Electro-Silver, com- prising 12 table spooiis and forks, 12 dessert spoons and forks, and 12 teas (60 pieces). Will send 011 approval free, by parcels post, before payment.—Letters only, L. B., 5, Fenmore Villas, South Norwoed. [4056o6 FOR Sale, a Six-ton Cuttfr Yacht: in first-class con dition all ready for cruising; suits of sails; new rnast and rigging about two tons lead ballast.— Applv~34, Mount Stuart-square, Cardiff. e3398 COl'CH Whisky.—A Sample Bottle ef Fine Old Craigmere Whisky forwarded, carriage paid, on receipt of postal order for 3s. 6d. of the finest whiskies Scotland produces."—Vide Press.—T. C Boyack, Portobello, N.B ^genrtfss Crabelltr??^ I A' GENTS Wanted.—Vinegars, Peppers, Inks, Spices, Sc. good salary and commission.—Worrell. 52, Queensbnry street, New North road, Islington, London. e4103o5 COLLECTOR and Salesman Wanted; experienced: •ood references.—Apply, at once, Bradbury and Co. ('Limited), 2, New Dock-street, Newport, Mon. [08 Co. 2, New Dock-street, Newport, Mon. [08 a Week easily earned by energetic Men in spare Ov/ time.—Corporation, cars of Brooks and Co., Advertising Agents, 9, G-racechnrch-street, London. E.C. 209807 A GENTS, Travellers, and Canvassers Wanted £ 5 j. pgj. week.—Enclose stamp for particulars, Pendle- bury and Co., Canonbur.v, London. 210507 CIORN and Flour Trade.-Wanted, an experienced Traveller (conversant with the business and with Connection) over Cardiff and District, also Monmouth- rhire Valleys.—Address, stating age, references, salary Required, Hibbert, Castle Mills, West Dock, Cardiff. [o7 TRAVELLERS Wanted for South Wales to Start Agencies for Clubs those with previous expe- rience preferred salary and commission.—Write, stat- ins? ice, references, and salary required, to J. W. BensGn, 38S La' Belie Sauvage-yaJ-d, Ludgate-hill, London, E.'c. L11170 I AGENTS WaaWl for Taralouva Ceylon Pekoe Fanning? Tea, s,t Is. 6d. per lb., packed in tins the most delicious and economical tea in the world.- Sample pound tin and full particulars post-free for Is. 9d. rom Stewart, Wood, and Co., 36 and 37, Mincing-lane, ¡' London. -H 1896o5 T )t WANTED, tlvoroughly experienced, energetic Man, W full knowledge House Coal Trade, to Work West and South of England and Iiisb Markets previous ex- perience indispensable.—Apply, stating age, salary expected, references., tc., A 24. Western Mail, Car- diff. 191905 BATKLM5B..—A well-known Local House, with established Connection Among b«st and medium Grocers, Requires Representative inmediately for Glamorgan and Monmouth thorough knowledge of the buyers is indispensable society guaraatee required; liberal salary to a first-mte salesman.—Apply, atating age, experience, and salary required, Z 44, Western U*Ur CardJ*. 167602 tg?S»*^aa*»i^tw.aCg!fMglP3yj«.^jat>ff<Bg^3^t>Mat«ggacT*»;ia»>«waMg?»AASiaaapgflil« P.TIWMLTHI^AAMAAAB I & ,-A. Junior Required; knowledge of V seamen's trade desirable; g60d referenecs indis- peuisable.— Apply Atlas Furnishing Company, Hayes- buildings, Hayes, Cardiff. 2313o8 WANTED at once, a Young Person must be good needlewoman.—Apply, giving pxperlence and salary required, Davies, Draper, Llanbradach. [2190o3 I> UTTER Trade.—Junior Wanted, used tu the y blocK Welsh preferred.—Apply Victoria Tea Oo npany. St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 1983o5 SHIPPING Ironmonger.—Wanted immediately, an Tinprover or Junior knowledge of Welsh preferred.—Apply, with full particulars, Evans, Iron- monger, Barry Dock. 2152,,7 DRAPERY.— Wanted, experienced Salesman for the Print Department must be able to dre- s good wllldow.- Apply, with fuU particulars and photo, to Evans aad Alien, London House, Newport, Mon. 2133o4 GROCERY.—Wanted, ail Assistant; one who is IlX willing to assist behind counter and drive out; \\ages 24s. per week small society, applications to be in by Wednesday,—Apply Secretary, Co-onerative Societv, New Tredegar. 2148o4" DRAPERY.—Wanted, an experienced Man; good window-dresser.—Apply, personally, W. A. Smith, Providence House, Newport. 204j06 OUTFITFING.—Wanted immediately, Improver or Junior; Welsh live indoors.—State experience and salary required T. H, Hawkins, Temple of Fashion, Aberavon. 186304 DJ. MEYLER, Swansea, Has Vacancies for Several experienced Young Men for Dresses and Drapery personal applications preferred. 186bo4 DRAPERY.—W. Saivis, Aberdare, has a Vacancy for f,n experienced Young Man good window- dresser full particulars in first letter. 188094 DRAPERY.-Wanted, an experienced Young Lady, Fancy Counter and Assist in Showrooms.— Apply, with full particulars and photo, W. Sarvis, Aberdare. [04 FANCY Department.—Smart Junior Young Lady.— Apply, with full particulars, D. L. Evans, Holton- Barry. 1779o2 GROCERY and Provisions.—Thoroughly competent Manager for Branch Wanted in About Two Months married or single cash trade salary and commission.—Apply, with references, Arthur Daniel, Troedyrhiw. 1702o2 "'SrOuNG Lady Seeks Engagement in Showroom; six 1.1. years' experience; tall highest references.—Mills, Rlackpill, Swansea. 2037o2 BUTCHERS.—Wanted, by steady Man (30), Situa- tion as Manager of Branch Shop or First in Shop and Slaughterhouse; good references.—A 38, Western ¡ :fdi, Swansea. 2039o6 DRAPERY.—Young Man, 21, been in the Colonies _0 some little time, Desires Situation in General Drapery knowledge of carpets six years' experience good references.—Hobbs, Bridge-street, Usk. [o5 "OfTANTED, to Apprentice a Youth, aged 15, to YV General Drapery or Gent.'s Mercery Business.— Apply A. B., 67, Hamilton-street, Cardiff. 1793o4 YOUN G Lady Seeks Engagement in the Fancy and Stationery or Light Business, or any Place of Trust liiarhest reference8.-A 2, Western Mail, Car- diff. 1751o2 ^«^^Ky^aaBm««gieaBeBB«BMBaaea«BEiaBBaB«iag3Bmgig!»<a» Clerks anti iflaitagers* WANTED, Junior Clerk for Engineer's Office must V., write a good hand and have knowledge of short- hanet-Apply, stating age, references, and wage, It 18, Western Mail, Newport. 213407 JUNIOR Clerk Wanted; must be quick at figures and shorthand; one with a knowledge of the Timber Trade preferred.—B 1, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2086o7 HOWELL and CO., The Cardiff Drapers," Cardiff -11 have Vacancies for One or Two Clerks, accus- tomed to the routine of a draper's counting house.— Applicants must give particulars of their experience and state salary required. 2128o7 WHOLESALE Fruit Trade.—Wanted, by large, well-connected Firm, experienced, practical Man as Manager, for Selling and Buying Goods in Cardiff remuneration, share profits best references and guarantee requited; must know local market thoroughly; replies strictly confidential.—Address A 35, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1985o7 BEQUIRED, for Cash Desk at once, Junior Clerk.— Address A 44, Western Mail, Cardiff. 30049 TOTTANTED, a General Clerk for Solicitor's Office Ti must be a go >d shorthand writer.—Apply, stating g e,, age, references, experience, and salary required, to Obviated, Western Mail Office, Swansea. 2036o6 WANTED, smart Norwegian Boarding Clerk for a Shipbroker's Office Bristol Channel coal port; knowledge of English.—Apply, with references and salary required, to A 22, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 30019 BUILDER and Contractor's Clerk Wanted: must be thoroughly competent taking off quantities, billing and estimating, variations in work, abstracting I saw sheets, &c.; P.C. and usual office reutine.—Apply, age, references, and wage, to A 23, Western Mail, Car- diff. 30023 BUILDER'S Junior Clerk Wanted be able to trace, B keep time • knowledge of shorthand necessary and usual effico routine.-Âpply, age, references, and wage, to A 23, Western Mail, Cardiff. 30024 WANTED immediately, experienced Young Man as Clerk in a Draper's Country House.—Apply, with full particulars, Delta, Western Mail, Swansea. [o4 WANTED, a Common Law Clerk, with knowledge of conveyancing and county-court work, to assist: an accountant preferred.—Apply, with full particulars and references, G., Western Mail, Swansea. 183204 ARCHITECT'S Assistant Seeks Situation would give first month free moderate salary highest references.—-B 10, Western Mail, Cardiff. 220408 SITUATION Required as Shorthand or Junior Clerk s in Shipbroker's or Merchant's Office; two years' experience.—Address R., Western Mail, Newport. [06 REQUIRED, by all experienced Man, Situation as Dock or Harbour Master excellent references — A 15, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1864o4 YOUNG Man, 26, Desires Situation as Clerk, Time Y keeper, or Bottler (Ale and Stout) excellent references.—A 13, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1824o4 /"1LERK, aged 26, expert shorthand (180), typewriting Vy (88), book-keeping, French, Spanish, Wants Situa- tion salary, 30s.—A 12, Western Mail, Cardiff. [1808o4 CLERK, Correspondent, Shorthand (Reporting ex perienee), Desires Re-engagement; salary, 25s.— Address J. A. Leake, Sun Hotel, Hereford. l?C6o2 npo Tradesmen and Others.—Books Balanced and X Accounts Carefully Prepared or Audited by Phillips, care of J. H. Hearsay, Highbury-chambers, Skinner-street, Newport, Mon. Mortgages on good Security Negotiated. 29856 1 bants♦ 35annaiS0» &t. WANTEL, good General Servant.—Apply Marquess "V of Bute Hotel, Bute road, Cardiff. e410805 WANTED, a Gener Servant.—Apply Antelope Hotel, Bute street, Cardiff. e4106ol WANTED, an experienced General Servant good character indispensable.—Apply 23, Richmond road, Cardiff. e4102,,5 WANTED at once, a respectable Girl, about 14.— Apply 19, Denton-road, Canton, Cardiff. [eo4 i 5/" ANTED, respectable, clean General Servant that Vt can wash and cook good home for suitable per son.—40, Miskin-ssreet, Cardiff. e408402 WANTED, a good General Servant; also Nurse ages 18 to 24.—Apply 7, Glossop road, Roath, Car- diff. 411Sa6 WANTED, at 47, Plymouth road, Penarth, active, healthy, experienced Heusemaid wages, £14,- Apply after six p.m. e4696o4 WAN TED, General Servant, able to do plain cook- ing four in family.—Apply, with references, The Firs, Rumney, at Cardiff. e406901 SUPERIOR Girl (fifteen) Requires Situation as S Mother's Help.—Mrs. Smith, 1, Mortimer road, Cardiff. e4075ol WANTED, a good General Servant.—Apply Mrs Phillips, the Vicarage, Bry nmawr. 2180o8 WANTED immediately, a thoroughly good Cook.— Mrs. Bate, Gelli Dywyll, Csnarth, l.'lau- dyssil. 2077o2 A Good General Servant Wanted at once.—Apply Mrs. Townsend, Stationer, Cadoxton, near Car- diff. 2106o7 X\ J ANTED, good Plain Cook for Business House.— t V Apply Mrs. D. H. Lewis, Wind-street, Neath. 210907 WJANTED, good General Servant able to cook Vt three in family; nurse kept.-Apply Mrs. Herbert Hopkins, 5, Picton-place, Swansea. 2142o7 WANTED, a good General Servant; attention to work and clean.—Apply Mrs. Thomas, 90, Brecon- road, Slerthyr. 22480'1 WANTED, good General Servant must under- stand plain cooking thoroughly reference re- -Apply 44, Oakfield-street, Roath, Car- diff. 194005 npHOROUGHLY experienced Upper-Housemaid of X Twe Wanted aged 30 to 40.—State all particulars and references Vickermau, Saundersfact, South Wales. 1972o5 ~T ANTED, by the 11th of June, a goad General y V Servant ;'able to wash and iron.—Apply to Mrs. W. Lewis, Grove House. Somerset-place, Merthyr. [05 WANTED, a thoroughly good Cook good wages kitchenmaid kept. Also Useful Maid good needlewoman and obliging.—Aoply A 48, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. 2076o6 WANTED, a good General, able to cook, where another is kept only two in family.—Apply, stating age, wages, and references, to Mrs. Philip Bridges, Llancdy, Pontardulais. 2979o2 WANTED, General Servant; steady two in family wife invalid; no washing, baking state wages, age.—Address A 39, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2005o2 OOK-GENERAL, £17, and thoroughly experienced C Nurse Wanted. Disengaged, Hotel Cook,Waltresi, Hsuse-Parloarmaids.—Lowther Registry, Cranbrook- street, Ricbmor?d-road, Cardiff. 2047o6 } WJANTED, an experienced House-Parlourmaid; VV good character.—Apply Mrs. D. T. Richards. The fi 1\;IeaJows, Risea, Mon" 205202 t ANTEnTgood General" Servant: must be able to I do plain cooking. And neat Girl as Nurse-Kouse- s maid; two children.—Apply 5, Richmond-terrace, Park- place, Cardiff. v 2022o2 1 WANTED immediatelv, good General; also strong Girl to Assist, aged 17 characters required.— —Apply 31, Charles-street, Cardiff. 2035o6 HOUSE-PARLOURMAID Wanted; good reference JL liist place; housemaid, kept.—State wages and par- 1: ticulars Mrs. Pearse, Grosvenor House, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. 203206 LA rN (!eok WantedT good reference from last place.—Apply, stating wagres and particulars, Mrs. Pearse, Grosvenor House, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. [06 GOOD Plain Cook also House-Parlou rmaid; expe rienced well-recommended gentleman s small family.—Apttly first Miss Jenkins, 23, Dillwyn.street, Swansea. 186704 ANTED, good Gene- rals, £14 to £18; also Young Generals, about 18. —Address Miss Bartlam, 1, Stow iiill, ^(JTORESS Wanted at Pontypridd Workhouse; salary, £ 20 per annum.—Personal^ application to be made to the Master, Union Workhouse, Ponty- pridd. 30014 WANTED at once, a good General Servant.-Apply VV 9, Butbin-gardens, Cardiff. 192205 WANTED, an experienced General Servant; good :y character indispensable.—Apply 23, Richmond- road. Cardiff. 1925085 j ANTED, General Servant in Country Veuse; W three in family.—Address or call TwynBaolri, St., Nicholas, six miles from Cardiff. lyswe 1 6- iMtgrdlantiHis7 Situations* GOOD all-round Man, 30, single. Requires Situation VJT horses, garden, milk.—W. S., Dundry. Bris tol. 1'410703 FARMEP/S Son, middle-aged, single, Wants a Situa- F tion a, Bailiff ov Gardener; life experience.— Address R. Davies, Pansy Cottage, Caerphilly. [e409302 WANTED, Smart Active Barman must have first class references.—J. E. Govier, Cardiff Arms- outh Splott. e41o8 A Marble Mosaic Man would like to correspend with Builders or persons wishing to start in the trade' —Address A. B., 32, Lower Chatham-street, C. 011 M. Manchester. e4003d- WANTED, in a Gentleman's House near Cardiff respectable Young Man, to Milk Three Cows, Assist in Garden, and Make Himself Generally Useful live in all found except beer.-Address, with names of former employers, and stating wages required, T 26, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. WANTED, a Young Man in the Garden 18s. a week.—Apply Head Gardener, Wenvoe Castle, Cardiff. 2205o5 "VSTANTED, Boy (about 16) to.Assist in Stable and V Make Himself Generally Useful.—Apply Bute Hotel, Llantrissant Station. 2197o5 WANTED immediately, Footman; single-handed.— Apply, stating age, wages, and references, to Mrs. Jones, Llanfoir Grange, Llandovery. 1998o6 WANTED, a Gardener.—Apply H. Lewis, Tvnant Tongwynlais, near Cardiff. 2057o2 GROOM, married, Wanted able to do plain garden- ing and be generally useful.—Apply 50, Cowbridge- road, Cardiff. 1811o4 GROOM-GARDENER Wanted; understands green G house and storehouse plants; single mf.n.— Apply 166, Newport-road, Cardiff. 169002 GARDENER, thoroughly experienced in Stove and Graenhouse Plants, Vines, Peaches, and other Choice Fruits, and the general routine of Kitchen and Flower Garden; good references.—G., Treseder's Nursery, Cardiff. 2230o8 WANTED, as Groom or Coachman no objection to small garden will make himself generally useful upwards of eight references.—Address B 11, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2199o8 WANTED, a Situation as Coachman or Groom- Coachman; thoroughly experienced in all stable duties bears first-ckiss references; aged 24 weight, 91 stone single,-C. Price, Walton, Kington, Hereford- shire. 2177o6 SITUATION as Ceachman: single; aged 30; driv s single or pair; accustomed to breaking young horses.—Apply C. Wiscombe, Henbury, Bristol. [o7 WANTED, Situation as Gardener or Groom- Gardener experienced married aged 29; two children disengaged.—Address Symonds, 15, Gadlys- street, Aberdare. 2104o4 YOUNG Man Requires Situation Under Coachman y aged 18; ride and drive well two years' excellent references.—Alpha, Post-office, Rhymney. 1855o2 GENTLEMAN Highly Recommends Coachman; GENTLEMAN Highly Recommends Coachman; thorough, single-handed or otherwise light weight very clean, smart, and abstainer.—29, Struct, Brecon. 2049o6 WANTED, a Situation as Ostler or Horsekeeper If'+' drive well; aged 30; good references.—F. C., 7, Monk-street, Abergavenny. 2009o2 CCOACHMAN or Groom-Coachman good stableman J drives well single or pair; good references single &ged34.—Coachman, Plas Llannon, Llanellv. 2017o2 WANTED, Situation as Groom-Gardener aged 23 ride, drive, and clip abstainer good references Apply Cooke, Fownliope, near Hereford. 2001o6 MAN Requires Situation as Shepherd or Labourer good references.—Address A 4j, Western Mail, Cardiff. 2029o6 ~WT ANTED, Situation as Coachman (thoroughly ex- Vv perienced) by respectable Middle-aged Married Man no family wife experienced laundress good referenccs.-Address T. D., care of J syce's Library, Newport, Mon. 1952o5 SITUATION Wanted as Groom and Gardener i S single middle aged; good references.—Apply C. A.. 12, Barrack-bill, Newport, Mon. 1953«5 WANTED, a Situation as Groom under a Coachman aged 18 years three years' character.—Apply James Jehn, Mellaston Cottage, Pembroke. 189505 SITUATION Wanted as Groom-Coachman; 26; good S references well up stable duties; 1<0 objection small garden; single.—A 18, Western Mail, Cardiff. [o4 GARDENER, Sing la-handed; life's experience G willing to be useful; 3h years present situation; married one child.—Gardener, The Cottage, Merthyr Tydfil. 1742o2 COACHMAN or Groom-Coachman thoroughly understands horses ride and drive well ten years' good character; married; aged 32.-Padclock, St. Tewdric, Chepstow. 5812o4 GARDENER (Head) aged 28 life's experience married, one child abstainer: disengaged middle of June.—Apply L. Davies, Stamp Office, Aberga- venny. 172402 KTIF1CIAL fJlEBTH. A COMPLETE SET ONE GUINEA SINGLE TOOTH 2" 6d. Five Warrantv. Prize Medal. GOODMAN AND CO.. 10, DUKE-STREET, and 56, QUEEN-STREET. CAROUT ARTIFICIAL TEETH PAINLESSLY PITTED by Atmospheric Suction, at one-third their usual charges. N» Extractions necessary perfect and per- manent life-like appoarance: special SOFT PALATES for Tender Gums; perfect for Mastication and Speech. COUNTRY PATIENTS Supplied in One Visit, and Railway Fare allowed. SPECIAl, ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIRS, EXTRACTIONS, STOPPIN G, &c. TESTIMONIALS. Dr. ANDREW WILSON Hate R. N.) says I can recommend Alr. Goodman as a very skilful and humane Dentist. His reasonable charges should attract to him all classes." Mr. E. VYSE, of Piaistow, says:—"I all, very well pleased with the attention I ha.ve received from you. The Artificial leeth supplied have given me perfect satisfaction, as a previous Set I bad from another dentist were by no means comfortable. I am indebted .Andrew Wilson, editor of Health, for recom me g me to your establishment." Consultations Free. Speei ty in WHITE ENAMEL and GOLD FILL INGS, AMERICAN DENTISTRY, and PLATELESS PALATES. Before entering look for the Name- GOODMAN A CO., 10, DUKE-STREET, and 56, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. Hours: 10 to:' Attendance EAST BARRY every TUESDAY, at Mrs. Boyes, 25, York-place: and PONTYPRIDD WEDNESDA YS, at Mrs. Pritchard, 25,TaJf-street. JP HIL jpHILLIPS" PAWNBROKER AND WHOLESALE JEWELLER 24, ST. M-kRY"STIiEET, CARDIFF. The fallowing Special Lines for this week .— Silver English Lever, New, 50s. Usual price £5 5s. Gold Lacly's 14ct. Watch, New, 37s. 6d. Gold Met. Luton Keyless, £3 17s. 6d. Gentlemen's and Ladies' Silver Watches from 7s. 6d. Special in 22ct. Wedding- Rings. All Ring-g sold by weight and weighed before the purchaser. A Large Variety of Gem Rings, from 9ct. et 18ct., from 4s. 6d. See our Windows for prices 30 per cent, cheaper than any other jeweller in South Wales. UNREDEEMED.-A Collection of GoldCoins £5 Piece, Five Guinea Piece, several Two Guinea Pieces, several C2 Pieces, several Gold Medals, Old Half-sovereigns, &c. Call and See them. Mint state. MONEY ADVANCED on PLATE, JEWEL LERY. DIAMONDS, SHARES Ac. At a Low Rate' of Interet. WHITE METAL ALRERT AND SEAL Warranted to Wear Equal to Silver. K. J. HEATH a1q^ons £ JARDIFF, pONTYPRID D, AND LONDON, pTANOFORTE AND ORGAN j^/j-ERCHANTS. (FROM SOUTH WiLES DjLILY NfJIfs JANUARY, H:94.) I "VRMCI-^N™ ^Hnder this title Messrs. R. J. Heath and Sens, Queen-street, Cardiff pmnerorte makers, organ builders, and music ware- heuseaieu, have collected aai imposm<- array of tesLi. naonials and Press opinions relating to the quality of tile musical instruments supplied by them The firm is so well kuewn iu Cardiff, aud, indeed, throuirhw South Wales and the Wesu ef England, that it is hai-dly necessary here to dwell upom its i*fluenoe snd coiMBiaading position. This collection of testimonials serves, however, do something more than certify to the excellence ef the instruments furnished by Messrs. Heath and Sons. It shows, in sense how steady is the growth among the general public of a desire for a knowledge of music, and haw increasingly numerous, even m the homes ef the work ins- classes es are uianos. organs, and harmoniums. The Treat majority of the letters in this list relate to pianos and while manv of them have reference to most costly instruments containing all the latest improve- ments, supplied to the well-to-do, the greater num ber relate to serviceable instruments purchased for the homes of the wage-earning portion of the community. This growing love for so refining an art as music is a most favourable sign. For theueh. in the Principality music has for generations been the chief recreation of the people, It kas for the most art been choral music in connection with churches and chapels that has occupied attention. Instru mental music is new, however, receiving its fair s are of attention, and all these in true symnathv with the art must trust that the movement will o.« steadily onward. These testimonials have b >en re ceived from every quarter of the PriacipaHtv while not » few come from other portions of the United Kingdom, and some from South America, India, and other distaut countries. All speak most favourably of Messrs. Heath's business methods as well a- Je their instruments. ° R. J. HEATH AND SOSö INVITE INSPECTION. FULL ILLUSTRATED LISTS AND VBB.nTo-n FREJ8, i34t1 ptMtf ^fflugraimtg* CARDIFF. THEATRE R O T A L Lessee and Manager.Mr. EDWARD FLETCHER. TO-NIGHT, and During the Week, I OROGCO JgOUND I Prom the Shaftesbury Theatre, London. "Cast particularly well selected." Chorus exceptionally strong." Lively songs and dances." "Conspicuous for beauty and grace." "Dresses evidently costly." "Tasteful, Up-to-date, and Beautiful." Prices, 6d. to X2 2s. Early Doors 6.3G. Doors open at Seven. Commence at 7.30. Half-price at Nine. Booking Offices at Messrs. Thompson and Shackell's (Limited), Queen-street. Telephone No. 521. ¡ MONDAY, JUNE 4, RETURN VISIT OF N I o B E (ALL SMILES). 29974 THE EMPIRE i- Manager OSTIW STOLL. TO-NIGHT! NALA DAMAJANTI, From the Palace Theatre, London, THE INDIAN PRINCESS WITH THE GUNT SERPENTS. ALLIS and JUAN, Who Rule the Roost as Comic Knockabouts. Seven Bright Little, Light Little, Slight Little Ladies, the SEVEN TROUBADOURS, Who are Pleasant to See and Hear. TONY GRIFFIN, the Irish Tailer, Miss NELLY LOYELL, a Trim Male Impersonator. FRANK COYNE, Comedian. MALTD NEEDHAM, Serio-comedy Songstress. CHAS. SEEL, The Peer ef all Burlesque CBracter Men. NEXT WJmz-CRARLES COBORN. AL H A M B R A WESTGATE-STREET.J TO-NIGHT and During the Week DRAMA ) VARIETY! FARCE! Important Engagement of the Popular Leading Actor, Mr. HARRINGTON REYNOLDS, and his Powerful Dramatic Combination. Mr. HARRINGTON REYNOLDS as ROBERT 7e MAC AIRE. Varieties by Miss JESSIE HART, Mr. FEED CAIRNS, and Miss EVA HOPE, And the Well-known Farce, HIS LAST LEGS. Doors open 7. Commence 7.30. Prices of Admis- sion-3d. to 2s. Half-price at Nine. 29975 "^i L L VISIT SOPHIA GARDENS, CARDIFF, ON SATURDAY. MABON'S MONDAY, AND TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 4, and 5. NEWPORT, Wednes lay and Thursday, June 6 and 7. Jj^ O R, D E o R Gr E THE IMPERIAL g A S 6 B B GREAT HIPPODRAMATIC AND SPECTACULAR EXHIBIT ION The combined companies, embracing all tho HORSES, ELEPHANTS, CAMELS, DROMEDARIES, THE MENAGERIE, And the whole of the CIRCUS ARTISTES. The Dramatie and Hippodramatie Companies, embracing a living organised body of 1,500, 66 car- riages, the field artillery, the ambulance wagons, and the whole plant necessary for the production of this gigantic Military Spectacular Drama (as given by Lord George Sanger in London for 288 consecutive performances), the great WAR IN THE SOUDAN. The magnitude of the above-named military spec- 1 tacle baffles all description. Suffice it to say, 250 horses, 500 people, the battery of elephants, the battery of camels, with their buye cannons firing i from their backs, the field artillery, &c., will appear J in the tent at one time. s In additien to this vast production, which is quite 1 new, the finest 1 CIRCUS COMPANY i that has ever appeared under one management hits < been specially engaged. i For the first time in Great Britain, the Wonderful Clairvoyant, Educated, and Talking < HORSE. j Two Performances Daily at Two, Three, and 7.30. ( PRICES OF ADMISSION :— ISs. 6d Grand Balcony Seats l«s. 6d. J 5s. Od Second Circle 5s. Qd. i 3D. 6d Boxes 3s. 3d. 2s. Second Boxes 2s. Is. Od Carpeted and Upper Seats Is. Od ] And to avoid disappointment to the Working ] Classes there will be accommodation for 7,000 People at SIXPENCE. THE GREATEST OF ALL PROCESSIONS EACH DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Box Office Open Daily from Teu to Four. [29722 E. pRIEST AND Co., ] TAFF VALE IRON WORKS, ] CARDIFF. 5 GALVANISED WIRE NETTING. J xUT IN 50 YARD ROLLS. 3in. Mesh 2ft. wide. 3s. per Roll 3in. oft. 4s. 6d. 2in. „ 2ft. "s. „ 1 2in. „ 3ft. „ ■ • 6s. » » Other Sizes Equally Cheap. GAL V ANISED STEEL BARB WIRE, qJF 14s. per cwt. Staples, Is. 6d. per 1,000. c GALVANISED CORRUGATED ROOF- G ING SHEETS, 2ft. 3in. Wide. 5ft Is 2M 7ft. Is. 8d. 9ft. 2s. 3id. 6ft; Is! Id! 8ft. is- Hd. 10ft. 2s. 8d. PATENT ROOFING FELT, in 25 Yard Rolls, 4s., 5s. 6d., and 7s. 6d. per Roll. I OFFICES AND STORES JG-ING'S ROAD, c ANTON. _tv ^TILLIAM JpULLING & CO. DISTILLERS, WINE AND SPIRIT ] MERCHANTS, AND WARE" HOUSEMEN, HEREFORD. > Branches:— c 22 rUST°K J-JOUSE-ST, i 9 CARDIFF, And HIGH-STREET, ROSS. All Foreign Wines and Spirits imported direct under bond from country of production. DISTILLERS for Seventy Years of "PU.LLING'S PURE HEREFORD GIN." i Manufacturers of all ionds of British Liqueurs and Cordials.. Retail and trade price list pest free en ap- [ plicatian j ——————————————-————-—————————— 1 BUY FROM THE MAKER. P A R S L E T S Hand-made HATS, 2s- 9Ei AHD 8s- 9D ARE BEST AND CHEAPEST. 15. WYNDHAM ARCADE. EWS~O¥~the WISEKT MBBT NISWSPA^XB I

j A Peep into the Future. The MAYOR (Alderman JOHN jENKiNs) Here, Madam, is our new coat of arms, just received from the Heralds College. It has cost you JE74, and is thus described :—Arms quarterly 1st, or three chevronels, gules obliterated. 2nd, azure, town council typified proper. 3rd, argent, corporation vert, yoked. 4th, sable, ratepayer looking sable using language gules. MOTTO B'le ddiach, 'rym ni (We dunno where we are).

PONTYPRIDD ACCIDENT. Actions Against the Taff Vale Railway Company. As a result of the accident which oeciirrijd on the Taff Vale Railway, near Treforeet Junc- tion, Pontypridd, several actions have been commenced against the company for compen- sa,tion by those who were injured and relatives of the persons killed. The defendants made an application that all the actions, with the excep- tion of that brough t by the widow of Mr. James Brown, Scott-street, Cardiff, should be stayed until the trial of that cause. An order has been made by the High Court in the terms of the application, and the defendants have given an undertaking to be bound upon all points except damages by the ultimate result of the action brought by Mrs. Brown. Mr. i-j (Vusin>. solicitor. Cardiff, is acting- for the plaintiff, and the cause will be tried at Swansea, Assizes, commencing on the 21st of next month. A special jury will be sworn, and Judge Williams will be asked at the Car- narvon Assizes to-day (Saturday) to fix a special day for the hearing of the action.

THE LITERARY POLICEMAN Still at Work 811 His Welsh Bibliegraphy for the Century. Mr. Charles Ashton, the literary policeman, is moving on well with his Welsh bibliography, which now contains about 10,000 entries of Welsh books, books in other languages relating to Wales or Welsh matters, periodicals, news- papers, songs, &c., published during the present century. The work will be about four times the size of Rowlands' "Cambrian Bibliography" (154-6-1800), and will be published by the National Eisteddfod Association. The society shows considerable impatience to have the work sent to press, but Mr. Ashton is deter- mined to withhold it as long as possible in order to enter ordnance maps, Acts of Parliament, &f., relating to Wales, and any other publica- tions he may receive or see. It would be an excellent thing if a complete Welsh biblio- graphy of the whole century could be produced on the other hand, there is naturally much im- patience to get Air. work into type, and we hope the day is not far distant when the public will have the work on which such pains and labour have been expended in their hands.

CA R DIFF^AYOR7^~SA LA R^Y. Interim Injunction to be Applied for if an Inerease is Granted. In the event of the motion directing that the Mayor of Cardiff's salary be increased by JE200 being carried at the next meeting of the Cardiff County Council we understand that the well- known quartette who brought the recent action against Cardiff ex-mayors will forthwith make application for an interim injunction to restrain the corporation from granting the amount. In view of Mr. Justice Romer's recent decision, the I action of the corporation is deemed by a. large body of ratepayers as illegal.

MRS. GORDON BAILLIE Sent te Seven Years Penai Servitude for Theft. At the Central Criminal Court en Friday (before the Common Serjeant) Annie Frost, 34 better known as Mrs. Gordon Baillie, was indicted for stealing a number of pictures, the property of Mr. William Joyner, of Lcndon Wall. The jury found the prisoner guilty, and she was sentenced to seven years' penal servi- tude.

PENARTH-ROAD TOLL-GATE. We are informed thaij negotiations which have recently taken place between the repre- sentatives of the Marquess of Bute and Mr. Solomon Andrews have resulted m the Palter giving up his tenancy of the Penarth-road toll-gate. It is further reported that his lord- ship's object in terminating the tenancy is to facilitate the abolition of the toll.

TREHERBERT TRAGEDY. Considerable interest is taken in the fate of the poor woman Margaret Jenkins (who now awaits her trial for murdering' her infum child) by the people ef Treherbert. A public fund has been started, and has been pretty well supported. The committee are actively engaged in procuring evidence te preve the insanity of the prisoner.

DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POSITIVEIY CURED by administering Dr. HAINES' GOLDEN SECIFIC. It is a powder, which can be given in beer coffee, or tea., or in food, without the knowledge "r the patient. It is harmless, and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. It has been given in thousands of cases, and in every instance a perfect cure has followed It never fails. The system once impregnated with the specific it becomes an utter impossibility for liquor appetite to exist. Forty-eight page book of par- ticulars on receipt of postage stamp. Can be had of Hicxs and Co, 28, Duke-street, Qneen-street, and Para- dise-row, Cardiff. Trade supplied by LYKCH :i,lld C'Q Ltd, Leaden.

CARDIFF SAVINGS' BANK. What Depositors will Receive as a Final Dividend. TO THE EDITOR OF THE" EVENING EXPRESS." Sir,—There seemfe to be an impression t amongst some of the depositors that they will reoaive 3s. in the £ dividend on the full amounts which they had deposited in the bank. This is not so. r wish to make it clear that the depositors will only reoeive a dividend on the balance, admitted to be due to them. Tiake. for example., the caee of a regular depositor who had, say, deposited in the bank J3100. Out of this the depositor would have already received from the trustees 17s. 6d. in the £87 10s.—leaving a balance due of £ 12 10s., which would be the sum admitted by the official liquidator. The depositor will receive 3s. ki the £ on i!;i .013 los., wonld mean £1 17s. 6d., as a finial dividend.—I am. &c., WILLIAM JONES, Solicitor for the Depositors. 29, St. Mai\-street, Cardiff.

DRUNK IN THE DOCK. Blaina Parents Prosecuted for Cruelty to a Girl. An unusual occurrence took place at Biaina Petty Sessions on Friday (before Dr. W. E. Williams, Mr. Ja.me.s Phillips, and Mr. Titus Phillips) in a case of alleged cruelty to a child. —Henry Hemmings, 35, collier, Nantvglo. and Catherine, his wife, were charged, at the in- stance of the National Society for the Preven- tion of Cruelty to Children,' with ill-treating and neglecting Mary Elizabeth Hemmings. their daughter, aged nine years, between December 1. 1893. and May 17, 1894.—Henry, whose demeanour in the dock was rather excit- able, vehemently denied the charge, but his wife admitted that she had beaten her daughter on several occasions.—Mr. Lewis E. Webb, of Pontypool, in opening the case for the prosecu- tion was subjected to repeated interruptions by the father, and in the, course of a descrip- tion of how the girl had been tied to a chair by hini all night he exclaimed, "You are a liar. Mr. Webb could not proceed further, and their worships consulted, after which the Chairman said they had decided that Henry Hemmings "va" not in a fit comditon to plead. He was drunk, and would be remanded in custody to Ebbw Vale Police-court on Thursday next.— Rachel Woods, a, widow, living by defendants at Wesley-buildings, Nantyglo, and the chikl gave evidence to justify the remand, and the. male prisoner was afterwards removed to the cells in an excited condition. The charge against Mrs. Hemmings was adjourned to the same court, and she took charge of the girl, refusing to allow her to remain in the custody of Inspector Coates. of the society, until the I hearing of the case. I.

THE GERMAN EMPEROR. Removing a Tumour from the Royal Cheek. A Renter's teleg-i-am from Berlin on Friday says :—The official R-eichm nzeiije r publish ef this afternoon the following notification, signed by Professor von Bergmann. the eminent surgeon Dr. Lenthold, hig Majesty's body physician; and Dr. Schlange :—"New Palace, Friday, eleven a.m. By order of his,, Majesty the Emperor, the undersigned this morning. removed a, small encysted tumour from his left cheek. The operation was performed without an anaesthetic, and was completed in a few. minutes."

GWYNNE-VAUGHAN .ESTATE. On Friday last at the King's Head Hotel, Llandovery, Mr. John Williams, auctioneer, Llandovery. offered for sale by public auction the freehold agricultural and sporting estate called Cefn, situate in the parish of Llan- fairarybryn, and distant about four miles from Llandovery, and being the property of Mr. A. S. Gwynne-Vaughan, of Cefn. the petitioner in the recent sensational divorce suit, Gwynne- Vaugkan v. Gwynne-Vaughan and Griffiths. There was a very large attendance of persons, but the bidding- was far from being brisk. The property was put up for sale in six lots, but neither of these was sold. The bidding on Lot 1, called Cwmchrycbau and Creigiau.T\ a.s fairly brisk, the property going up to £1.600 without the timber, but as this did not reach the reserve price the lot was withdrawn. Scarcely any bidding took place on the other lots. The solicitor for the vendor was Mr. A. Gwvi:iie-\ aughan, solicitor, Bnilth. This is the second unsuccessful sale of this property.

Seamen's Lodgings at Barry. The London Gazette of Friday contains a Privy Council Order, dated that day, atating that henceforward none but persons duly licensed in pursuance of the bye-laws and regu- lations, which are set forth and which were pub- lished on April 13 last, shall keep seamen's lodging-houses or let lsdgings to seamen in the seaport town Qj Barry.

An Old Highway at Barry. The proposal by the local authority to divert and close the old highway leading from Hoi.ten- i road, Barry Dock, to the Buttrills will encounter opposition at the forthcoming | quarter sessions, and Alderman J. C. Meggitt has taken steps to prevail upon the j.ocal board to defer the scheme until after the completion of the purchase by the beard of the gas asd water Hadfirtakiurs of t!ie >district..

MARKING OF THE MANGO. Two New Expressions of Opinion en the Indian Mystery. The current number of India naturally (says the Pall Mall Gazette) contains several articles which treat the marking of the mango tree. Sir William Wedderburn, M.P., remarks that ne doubt by getting up this scare the Spectator has done the Gevernment of India a disservice. But it will not be without its uses if the British public is thereby induced to open its eyes to our real dangers, and to insist upon such inquiry and reforms as will give to India that content- ment and prosperity which, with reasonably fair play. she would undoubtedly enjoy." Dr. W. A. Hunter, M.P., declares that there are three Indian perils: (1) The extreme costliness of British government (2) the attempt to im- PF.OP upon tbo jwsplc: British ideps of wicrality and religion; and (3) the overbearing maruaer of the Anglo-Indians towards natives, especially those of higher rank.

LATE MR. WM. ALDRIDGE. His Resignation of the Cad Iff Law Librarnship. In reference to the statement in our issue of Friday to the effect that the late Mr. William Aldridge. of Cardiff, had resigned his position as law librarian at the Town-hall on account of some grievance which existed between cer- tain officials and himself. Mr. G. F. Hill, solici- tor, sends us a copy of Mr. Aldridge s letter of resignation. The following is a copy: — "Law Library, Town-hall, Cardiff, "April 27, 1894. "Dear Sir,—In consequence of the continued depression of trade as a law writer or stationer. I am compelled to intimate to you that I am desirous of giving up my charge of the above library. "If I remember right, I think one month's notice either side was to terminate the agree- ment, and as we are getting near the end of this month 1 will suggest that 1 leave at tne end of May "Thanking you for the kind manner you have always treated ine in our respective positions, —I be-g to subscribe myself, yours very respect- fully, (Signed) "W. ALDRIDGE. "G. F. Hill, Esq."

TROUBLE iN MASHONALAND. Two Rebel Chiefs are Out on the Warpath. A Renter's telegram from Cape Town on Fri- day says :-A meeting of the whites held at Palapye, and presided over by the Rev. D. A. Willoughby, has resolved to petition the Impe- In rial Government to expel the invading chiefs Sebele and Linchue from Khama's Country, or to allow KhamiL to take inClependent action in the matter. Thirty of the whites present volun- teered to assist the King..

PERMANENT HOSPITAL FOR BARRY. A letter was read from Mr. R. Forrest. J.P.. St. Fagan's, as trustee to the Wenvoe Cistle Estate, at the Barry Local Board monthly meeting- on Friday, offering nine acres of land at the Colcett. near Cadoxton, at zC2 10s. per acre per annum for 21 years, for the purposes of a permanent infectious diseases hospital for the district. After discussion, it was resolved that the same be accepted, preliminary to making application to the Local Government Board for power to borrow money for the erec- tion of the building.

THE TARIFF BILL. A Dalziel's telegram from Washington on Friday says :—When the discussion OIl the | tariff on lumber occurred yesterday in the Senate, there was an evident determination on the part et the advocates of the Tariff Bill to gain the support of the Populist members, but it was not clearly understood until Senator Allen arose and offered an amendment tø place logs, boards, laths, and shing-les used in the construction of dwelling-houses on the free list. This was agreed to without discussion and at, once by a, vote of 35 to 24.

Pontypridd Bench v. Scheel Board. At a special meeting of the Llantwit Vardre School Board at Pontypridd on Friday, reference was made to the decision of the Püntypridd Bench on Wednesday, when sum- monses against two boys and :1 girl for ir- regular attendance, were. dismissed. The attendance officer explained that he had proved tlie_ throe oases, and that the magistrates decided to give the culprits another chance. Mr. D. Leyshon (the vice-chairman) "tatcd. that these three were the worse cases which had been before the board, and the way in which the bench snubbed the bward was a most serious matter.—Several members of the board t:x- pressed their strong disapproval of the decision of uhe bench.—It was explained that the leniency of the bench had been abused by the lads, who had not since been to school, and it was eventually decided to again proceed against the pa-rents of the two boys. I

Execution ef Burglars. I A Dalziel telegram from Sydney on Friday says :—The two burglars, Williams and Mont- gomery, who were sentenced to death fear a murderous assault on the police, and whose petition to be allowed to appeal to the Privy I Council against the enforcement of the death penalty formed the subject of a protracted I debate in the Legislative Assembly yesterday, i vere *xecsied tfewaaiafi. i

IT f Devices in Dentistry, TOOLS OF THE UP TO DATE TOOTH SURGEON. Pulling Yaur Moiars is no Longer Necessary as they can be new Patched and Tinkered. The day of reckless tooth pulling has pstssei There is not one tooth lost now where there used to be 100, and it is a mighty poor tooth that the skilled operator of to-day cannot render far better and more serviceable than the best poe- sible false one. Few people have anythiiig but the slightest notion of the revolution in dentistry that has taken place within the paat few years. Merely with respect to what elec- tricity has accomplished in that branch of medi- cal science, there is a good deal to be said,. By the use of an electric light iu connection with the little mirror introduced into tlw mouth, the teeth and alveolar processes are brilliantly- illuminated and rendered translucent. Thus anything wrong about the teeth may be quickly discovered. For example, dead tooth- pulp shows black and opaque. Perhaps the dead tooth may be hidden on the jaw. never ha,ving been erupted, and may have been the obscure cause of trouble for years. The light reveals it at once. Facial neuralgia, by the way, is nearly always due to a dead tooth, and may be stopped by a good dentist. Electricity is most valuable as a mot:e power for tooth-boring tools, which, strange t« say, cause less pain the faster they go. Most people now grown up can re-call the excruciating pa.in caused by the excavating instrument which the dentist of a generation ago slowly re- volved between his fingers. The "burrs, now made for such work, are much finer than they were half a dozen years ago, being capable of cutting through steel bars. Furthermore the laborious method of turning them out by hand has been superseded by a machine which produces them at a very small cost. The machine-made burrs are much more perfect, those less in size than a pin-head being too small for observatiou with the naked eye, but exhibiting under a magnifying glass the forms of most erqsisite cutting tools. Electricity is employed also for pulling teeth. The mechanism consists of a two-cell battery with vibrator attachment—th# latter a thin strip of metal fastened at both ends &nd made to vibrate 1.000 or more times a second by a current. At each vibration the current is cut and renewed again, the effect being to give a steady flow of the fluid. To make sure that the flow is satisfactory, the operar tor tunes the machine w; th a little reed tuning- pipe until the strip of metal sings "A." To the battery are attached three wires. Two of them ha.ve handles at the end, while the third is attached to the forceps. The patient grasps the handles, the electricity is turned on sud- denly, and the dentist simultaneously applies his forceps to the tooth. The instant the tooth is touched, it, as well as the surrounding parts, becomes insensible to pain. A jerk and it is The lastest and most ingenious ressrt of the dental surgeon is "implantation," i.e.. the setting of new teeth into the jaw. For this purpose real teeth are employed, and not arti- ficial ones. Cocaine having been first applied for producing local anaesthesia, a hole is drilled in the jawbone, a.nd into this socket- a. good tooth, newly drA-mii from i«omebody's jaw, is set. If the patient is young and vigorous the osseous structure soon closes around it, and by the time the gum is healed the tooth is ready for use. It should last for from three to ten years. In the case of an elderly or feeble person it may be fastened in place by silver wires passing around the jawbone. One of the most important improvements in modern dental practice is on the point of being accomplished. It will consist in the substitution of porcelain for gold in the filling of teeth. For this purpose a piece of thin platinum foil is introduced into t.be "cavity," and so mauipulatued as to take the exact form of the hole, as if it were intended as a lining. Then it is carefuly withdrawn so as not to disturb its s-u-ape. Thus is obtained a mold from which a porcelain cast- may be made to fill the cavity exactly. This is secured in place by cement. The trouble is thait no cement yet invented is proof against the dissolving power of the fluids in the mouth. Acordingly, this process of "inlaying," as it is called, must remain to a great extent un- available until a non-soluble cement shall be discovered.

FIGHTING IN SAMOA. Rebels Strongly Fortified and a Big Battle Imminent. A Renter's telegram from Auckland on Friaay says :-Advice8 from Samea have been received up to May 19. At that date the rebels occupied Tutuawanni, and their position was almost im- pregnable. A force of Government troops was encamped facing them, and a skirmish betweea the advance parties had already taken pl&ce, one Government seldier being killed and two rebels wounded. À big battle was expected, and the surgeons on board the various foreign war- ships on the station are preparing te attend to the wound-sd 0:1 bath sides.

BAILEY PARK. To be Acquired for the Pubiie tf Aber. gavenny. At a: public meeting at the Town-hall, Abergavenny, on Thursday night, at which Mr. J. O. Bishop. chairman of the board of commissioners, presided, it was unanimously resolved that the town should purchase Bailey Park as a recreation ground for the people, the price of the freehold being £ 5,000, towards which amount Mrs. Crawshay Bailey and her daughters, Mrs. Gordon Canning and Mrs. Curre, and the trustees of the late Mr. 'Cra.v/shay Bailey, had promised contributions amounting to £ 2.500. Certain works are necessary to the completion of the park as a recrMtion ground, and it was resolved, on the proposition of Dr. S. H. Steel, C.C., to apply to the Local Government Board for power to raise £ 4,000 for the completion of the purchase and carrying out of the works.—A hearty vote of thanks to the three ladies and the trustees was also accorded, on the of Mr. Seargeant.

EAST GLAMORGAN BILL It is understoed that ene of the results of tfif recent visit te Barry of Lord Stalbridge and other directors of the London and North Western Railway Company is the determination t of that company to support the Barry Com- pany's East Glas&organ Railway Bill when it comes before Pari lament next week.

Tin-plate Trade. 'o After a stoppage of nearly eleven 'xonihs, it has been arrang-ed to re-start the Pontymister Tin-plate Works on Monday next.

At the Bath and West of England She*, held at Guildford on Thursday, one of the prize- winners in the bantam, class .8£ Mr. J. E