... FREDERICKS FURNITURE MANUFACTORY AND CARPET WAREHOUSE, OPPOSITE ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, NEWPORT, MON THE LARGEST MANUFACTORY AND SHOW ROOM IN SOUTH WALES. SPECIAL DELIVERY OF CARPETS AND FLOOR CLOTHS IN THE LATEST DESIGNS, FOR THE PRESENT SEASON. FURNITURE made to Order: every Article Warranted at Wholesale Prices. A Large Stack of Own Manufactured Bedroom Suites, in solid Walnut, Ash, and Mahogany ...

... NEW SCALE OF CHARGES FOR PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. ONE THREF. IXSBRTION INSERTIONS 20 Words. 6d. 1/3 28 Words 9d. 1/9 36 Words. 1/. 2,3 44 Words. ]/3 2/9 52 Words 1/6 The above cha-gcs apply only to the following classes of srnali advertisements, and must be PET. PAID, or former rates will be charged. SITUATIONS WANTED. SITUATIONS VACANT. A L\ IlT:lIE:TS TO LET. APARTMENTS WANTED. HOUSES TO LET. ...

... OPEN PIGEON iSHOOTINCj T'ONTYROOL. WEDNESDAY, 10TH MARCH, 1S87. A MEETING will be held, under Gun Club Rules, on the POLO GROUND, at PONTYPOOL ROAD. A SILVER CUP will be SHOT FOR. 10s Entrance. Winner takes Cup or Money, ENTRIES to be sent before the day to THE SECRETARY, Monmouthshire County Club, Pontypool. Admission to Grounds, 6d. NEW SCALE OF CHARGES FOR PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. I ONE i ...

... T tiRoAi IRRITATION AND COUGH.—Soilness and dry- ness, tickliug aud irritation, induciug cough and affecting the voice. For these symptoms use Epps'a Glyceriue Jujubes. In contact with the glands at the moment they are excited by the act of sucking, the Glyceriue in these agreeable confections becomes actively healing. Sold only in boxes, 71d., tins Is lid., Labelled JAMES J-Jpps & Co., ...

... A iYA 471TE. 11 hen depresftdullable t it vritfa rtijisifc try Pcpi^r'a Quinine and iron .i TEASe: THEp Tiur 5lVyl.H1 of the most recently sported, and are selected from the CHOICEST GROWTHS • i r '>nv an,d loTers of Teapwi 1.M it greatly to their advantage to buy carefully selected and gl a' smtable lor the uater of tLls tilstnct, and PEEFECT in FLAVOUR, PURITY and O 1 tvjl,JN Ijrl 11. ...

... Tae Editor of the Medical Annual speaks in the highest terms of CADBURY'S COCOA as a beverage and a food for invalids, on account of ita absolute purity, high quality, and great solu- bility, And counsels the medical profession to remember, in recommending Coco&, that the name Chaterg on tuypacket is goanutteo of Mrife ...

... SYRUP OF HONEY WITH HOREHOUND. | This superior remedy is invaluable for the relief of ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CROUP, QUINSEY WHOOPING COUGH, and most Diseases of the Chest, Throat, or Lungs. It is a certain cure for Dry or Mucous COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, SORE THROAT, and Tightness of the CHEST, the first dose giving immediate relief, and by its. continued use the most severe cases cured. t It is ...

... CADBURY'S COCOA.— Of full strength, of a highly-economical nature; free from added starch and sugar. Hea,'th. PEARS SOAP for Toilet and Nursery, especi- ally prepared for the delicate skin of Ladies and children and others sensitive to the weather* winter and summe Prevents redness, roughness, and chapping. Sola everywhere in large Scented Tablets, Is each su-dller (unscented), 6d. HOLLOWAY'S ...

... A man named Arminger, who was among a party of excursionists at Brighton, on Saturday* fell over the cliffs and was killed. He was walk- ing with others when he slipped. ...

... I CURE FITS! i WHEN I say cure, I do not mean merely to f T stop them for a time, and then have them letnrn again. I mean a radical cure. I have made $he Disease of FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING 8ICKNBSS, a life-long' study. I warrant my Sjmedy to cure the worst cases. Because others j failed is no reason for not now receiving t ■J ejire. Send at once for a .Treatise and a Free Bottle Of my ...

... DON'T EAT LABURNUM.—Ethel Etheridge, aged five years, of 3, Kinghill-cottages, London-streef, Kingston-on-Thames, ate some laburnam blossom while going to school, and was shortly afterwards taken ill. Notwithstanding that everything me- dical skill could suggest was done for her, death ensued. Oh.iMrs Thomas, what splendid bread you have. I wish we cQuld get some like it. Well, Mrs Jones, ...

... PONTTYPOOLBOARD OF GUARDIANS. On Thursday morning week the usual fort- nightly meeting of the Board of Guardians was heM at the Workhouse, Griffithstown. There wer-e present Mr. E. J. Phillips, J.P. (chair- man), Messrs. R. Greenway, J.P. (deputy-chair- man), A. Davies, J.P.,E. Jones, J.P., W. L.Pratt, J.P., E. Williams,W. P. James, J.P., C. Toyce,P. Eckersley, D. S. Daviea, Rev. F. Foster, ...