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£rrco3t Circulation in South of Irelandf M i t h t i every FRIDA Y, on4 StamS Bi\tvm on S^TOSDiirITorninjj, at No«. 49 and 50, O'Obniutl-Streit,

(OPPOSITE TUB PBOTIHCUI. SUTX).

FEICE-ONE PENKT; toarly(in Advanca),4a.M.By Post (Yearly), 6s. 6d. :

C£7 AH Choqno3 and P. ' O. Orders, made payableto COENELIUB P. HEOUOMD, at this Offloe.

THE NEWS olroulatea exteoarely amonrst thee'rehants, tradora and nobility, gentry. Sunningohsacs, &c, in

^'Waterford, Sflksnny, Tippanz*,

tsd the south of Iroland generally. The; Nartffhu attained a circulation never equalled by any paperpublishid in Waterford, and is admttteiljr thei lead-inc journal i n this important city J witi wU'on tUBrelUdiroot daily communication from London.

Particular attention paid to commercial and Agricul-tural nattere. . ..-''

¦, /Adyerticoments received tor the NKTT8, by allre*teot-

abla Newspaper Agents in the United Kingdom. Fro-C ŷmont rcquisito from parties not known atths offloe.¦Qtjonto for Halo of THE HEWS and for

Advertisements :rTATEBFOED—Miaa.KEl.t,T, Glaoulouo Stroot.

tlica POWEB, Barronetrand Street.Ilr. HUOHEB , Mayor's Walk.Hi. P. M. EOAN , Quay.lirs. QUILT Y, John Stroet.MU B KAVANAOB , O'Cormell Shoot.Mr. HAT, 110, Quay.Ur. D. CANTT, T.C, Johnotown.Mr. DOBBTN , Barraok 8treet.'

BUNGAEVAN—Mr. E. KEON, T.O, llain-Strcot•Mr. MathowWALSB.

7EA1I0BE—Mies CLANCY, Befrcahiaont Boom.CAPPOQDIN-Mr. JONES TKOY , 81. AUon-Stroet.CABEICK-ON-SUTEr—Mr. JAUE9 MOGBATS, Utua-

8treot.I,I3UOEE—Mra. MEADE. :PILTOWN—HUa BOCHE.B3LMACTH0MAS—Uiss HiEi DmPASSAGE EAST—Misa LOVE.KILL—Hre. EONAYNE.TALLOW—T. Cloney.CLOGGA—Mro. EEDDY. ITIPPEBAET—P. O'CONBELI., Chnioh Street.STBADBALLY-J. FOEAN.HEW- BOSS—Mr- T. Dinnesn, Qnay StroetKILKENNY— Ur. WOODLOCK , Proprietor E&avntf

Book StalL iY7ATEBFOBD BA1LWAY STATION—Uczzn.

HABON tz. EONS, Boo!i Stand.

LONDON— CLABKE , SOH , & PLATT, £J, Grcoe-church btreot.

E. P, WHITE £ SON , S3, Floet Streot.SHELLEY t Co., 5, LcadonhaU 8trcet, E.C.Templo Nona Eoom, 172, Fleet Stroct. jMessrs. STBEET & Co., Corn HS1. ;EUANUEL 'B Press Agency, Weatbourno Pari, \7.Messrs. KINO & SON , 10, Bolt Conrt, Fleot-St.Ur. J. TOONO , Fleot-Street. do. do.

DUBLIN—Menara. CHAO . EABOM & Son, Abboy-stF. B. O'K EZI- ITE , 1, St. Andrew-Street. :

Cnjlonfi tiad South Xf &az, and: t3ioCoutli o£ Iroland.

Dcrvico by GEEAT WESTEBN BAILWAYCon pany'a Tiaing and Steamboats, via UIUOEDHAVEN, in connection with tho "WATCH COUDend LrucaicK, WJTEEIOBD & CEHTBAJ. IEE-LAltD, and 'WATEKyOIlD , DniJOABYAII, AirELISUOISE LIKES.

f Iicrtcsi H.-O7.to and licduccC Vzscz.

.̂ -r-JCT -̂JKv Gcprejd Trains end ?OJ <'̂a^ t̂yj ̂ Hail aUarr.cn Dai l y i

TSOTTN.—LEAVE LONDON (Pc—Cabin, Binglo, 15s. | do. singla—Chlldroa (and

F-rvonta travellmg witi families) 10a j do Betnrn* (avail-able for Two months, optional to return from or to Btutol),£&. , Deck, single, 7s 6d i do êiagle, CUldrtin, 4a.

Loading Berth—Claroneo Dook, LiverpooLOoods Booked through from all pnndpil Cttlcna' on

Great Horthsrn, Qrest Western, Lancashire, and Torkotjjro,London and North Western i London aad Soath Western ,Uwtehester, Sheffield , and Liaoolashlre, and HidUnd Hall-ways to Waterford. jThroush Bookings also witi IdncricS,Upperary. Thni'.eo, £nnia, Toam, Oort, Bcthlcesloi Lbtowd,NowCMtld and Tralee, to.

Good* Bookod thronxh from all Stations on W&tsrfoid andOeotrol Ireland Bailway, Walerford, Dac^artin, tad LkmoioBsilway. and Waterford and Limerick Bulwav.

Parcels booked throngh at low Bates to allpriudjil C'jtions on London and North Western Railway.

W E I F O B D A N D B E 1 8 T 0 I .ysOM Wixronp— I F«e« BJISTOI, cillic J ttTuesdaye. • T^nby, Milford, io —Prii ĵo.W A T E B F O E D Alf D H E W B O B S

Fcoa NKW Boss—Dnily, Sandays oxocptod, at 9-15 n.ci.FEOH WATTBTOaD—Daily, Sundays exoopted, at S-40 p.a,

W A T E B F O B D A N D B 4 LL Y H A C X .Fcon BtLLTHiCi—Daily, SonctvyB eioopted, at 9£Q o,ruFcon WxiEBrosD—Daily, Sundays exceptod, at S.0 p.m.HOTS—The Waterford Steamship Compcjiy, Limited, IICTTO

all Goods Shippod by the30 Lines of Stc&mors at S3. 6d. porCent, to Tracwra having Ycaiij Agrocmcnta, and £3. perCent, to Occasional SbJpnoro.Tal 00 to bo dodirod at tlco ofEadfmsnt. Forms and all Information to bo had tt thoo£loes.

Berths secured and ovoiy iniorantion £ri»on by A "call ctWiTntToitn—Watarford Stcaoahip Co. (Iixutcd), Held

03063, Tho Llall.LrvzEPOOi -̂Watcrford Etcamship Conpmy (Ualtcl), 25

Wator-eUoct, and Clflrcnco Docl;.Baisroi—Waterfurd Steamship Company (LinltcJ), CJj

Q^oon Squaro—and Cumborlauil D Ûn.WEXFOEO.—Waterford eteamaliip Compiny (Limited).Hiw Boss—Walerford 6tcamsiip ComjMny'o OEco.UrnDCiimon—Waterford Stcuuibip Compiny'o OOc:iLiarnici—Loner Shannon G'.cmnship Conr '̂y'o O^CjHoont Koano's yoiy.KiLacBn--LoT7cr Shannon Et .̂ncbjp Co=:r.-j:j'o OZco,

CJPPI Quay.

Clydo Ehippinc Com.vzs.7,II A Y , 1892.

Regular Steam Cotnn^nicction bcluccnU A B S EP O E3 and S O H 3 © 17,

PLTIIOUTH ADD SODTHAIIPTON, 1TEWHAVEU,DOVEE, urn SOUTH or ENGLAND,

COBK, DUBLIlf, BEL1AST xsa QLASQ0T7."V___ Tv. r i l lHE NGT7 . and powerful

TO Nrwiuvra.

Erciy SATUBDAY.Tia Sonthumptoa i p.aNEWRAvxa TO WliraroiD.Every IIOHDAY (via Dover and Southampton), Cirjo oaly.

WATBHTOBD : TO Dovxe ¦•Evory SATUBDAY (via Soathimpton ond iror;t:vcD), 4 p.a.

Dovxn TO WATJ£JOID.Every TUESDAY |via SaathamptOB). Ciraooaly.

Thrso Steamers tavo ojr»llect occoraryxlatioa fciPassonjrftra. 'Through rourict Tickets Issicd lo tbo Chanucl Iolmd?.

S«J Guide Book.Throngh Tonr'nt TickcU iiiiued to tto HijhlauiJ cf

Scotland Sea Guide Bool.Nottcu.—Tho Great Woitarn Boilnay ComFiny havo

decided U> adopt tho Karroo B lil Oingo OTer their Dyttcn.opcraUona to commence on IXth MAT . AS Ooodj TiaQobetween Plymouth and Ihcli? Stations WILI, raoEWLT cseusrEBDED roa A WEES, Shippers and Conoi jrnccs, to avoiddolay. should havo tlicir 5hirmont3 rat forward TAELT ta»ho uontli.

P A G B A O E - L I O l f E Y .Cabb. EctTixa

Watcrfoxd to Olacjon .„ 17o. Cd. 25s.Iiolfact, ... 17a Cd. 25a.

„ Corx, ... Ca. Cd. Ltx„ Plyiaoath ond

SoulhauipU>u £0s. 0d. Zi i.London, via Socth-

ampton 6 Ball — —Newhavcn, SOs. i d. —Dover, ... 2f* 'd. —

From Dublin ... 1C». Od. — GJ . —Children abova 3 and under 13 years of cjo, HaU Ftra.

Betnrn Tickets avafl&ble fox two months—not trassferablo.cr NOTE.—Th» Clyde Shipping Company can Insure Qoods

shipped by tluaso lines of Steamers ngainEt all Sea Bisks.Forroi. Bates of Premium, p i& all inlomatioa to be had sttho OGccs. I

For Bates of Freight, to., apply to Hxasx J. WAsinai Co., PJymoath i TBOKAS U'OiialT. London and South-Western Bail way Ccmpaay, Kx«t«r BoUdiags, Artbnx Street,West, and at the L.. & 8. W. Bailway BecdTing donsestbrongbout Londeni Clyda Shipping Co., 12, Victoria-street.Belfast I - Clyde Shipping Co.. Bochsstar Buildings, 1£3Lcadaahall Kreet, London, E-C. | Clyde Shlpplns; Co., Bail-war Offices, Hawbaven i 4J, iCounoll Honsa Straet. Dover |?L Ctrlton iTxoe, Olaagoir I Custom Honsa Buildings,Qrecnock i Dock Boad, Umeilok I TOWB Qnay, Southamp-ton i Si, Eden Quay. -DnMio ¦ Patrick's Qnsy, Cork.

CLYDE SHIPP1NO COMPAMY,Cmrtflm Hotu« Qssy, Wuerford.

Special forms of Bills of l4uUnf raqoirad by tho ClydoSblpping Company to be had! from the AcenU.

Telegraphic address—"CBBIIA»," WiTxarom.

AMERICAN LINE- V UNITED STATES ilAlI

-T îKfcTmL' j 8TBAHEEB,

B̂HBlBPWLiv^rpoolto Philadolphiat?EW TOBK, BOSTON, or BALTEttOEE,

EVEBY WKDNESDAY,railing at QneemrtowmThursda-yB.

Firtt rlai-s Fnll-powewd lttm 8tewn»hlps.The only Xi ..i.s-AtUntioIine Mills* tuulei the Urn-

ted SUto* F1»K , AoooBuwxUttoa for «U «l»we» ofPauengen eqn»'. to ray European SteMuUp Lin*.

fsueoferf Hod goods £• UsdedM PhJUdelphi» onthe Wharf of the Tim~. U 1 COtli .

:r=sc. P.;tcm10=. 153.lOz. l!i£i 7a. Cl

ICJ . ITI

Ui -103. —Iun. —

L;- i ' - ' !- -.'-.':i;--!' !

NEW TOILET SOAPJL JL J-JX XV ^L, |

Emollient, Pare.'Free from Exoes3 of

AlkeU andjill ColouringBlatter.

DELICATE FLQBAIiPERFUME.

8old ky Drngetato,Grocers, 4ol, at 8d. perTablet, or in Family Box,Twelve Tablets, Ei 6d.Pf t Box.

John Barrington .& SODS,irarrED, :

Sing'a tnno gtreet.Soap Works,'D T J B t l N

ADVEETISniG

IN

IEELAND,

GEEAT

BEITAIH.

Tir.j

COLONIES

A:;D

rniioDGnouT

THE

V7OELD.

OLD PHOTOGRxiPHS Copied camo cizc ofenlarged in Crayoa or Ollsct modorato pt|cc3

Best work only. Grvate;t c.?rc tr:':cn, and Orlnj ina.rotamed with Copies, carri^so free. II. GLOVhElZi , Stspben'o Green, Dublin.

j u u ĉi>CZI C'SZZZ'UZ.—OCZZZ C

rTHHE HEW OEIENTAL BANK COEPOKATLOH,JL L11IIT2D.

Cc-i'L l̂ ^2.000,CCO. Cat-sritci tia.lĉAd-nn 3GC3>,QC3.BOA ni> OP Dir.Lcioi.a.

J. C SUAIT , Esq., CUilrnJMi. I SirNV n. H. Itir.s::. c.(.; :.c.llajor-Gcncrj! BcviLLr, c.u. I P. AV. G. Cr^r.c:', i ':- \.Jouy A. rrr.uc:03, Iiq. I O. H. TOD-H HAIXT, l!:n.Wr3T END Ori-icc : 25, Cooli«pur Street , S.V7.

A:;auo Fi:±uzs , Il-naj ; .1 .ED I H U D H O U : 19, St. Androv7 Sqnarc.

Sir DA V I D F. OCUTEULOUT , Birt , I'c.n.v;cr.D U U D ^U : 0, Fanmnro street ,\V. J. DOUOLAG , IIr.n.i^;cr.

BEAI;CIIC 3 AI;D AGSiicica.AdenAnt^nac-tlvoBidnllaBombayCalonttiColomboGalloHons KoajJaCna

BANKcna—Eanli of Eaclcrd, Em!: cf Ccotbnd , endUnion Bank of London, Limited.

Ilonc; remitted to any part of tho r-erld by Di-ilt,Lottrr of Credit, or by Tolcirapb. Billo of Ercl-iajc,Interest Worr&ntb and Conpoao coUictcd and c^hsd.Cironlur 1JOK.« i^sned. Current Accoanto opsned.All BanUing bneinen connected with t- -> Orientcsdcrtilicn.

iETnnCBT iLLOT7t:D OH DErOjITT.Eabjcot ta Thrco IlcaLho Eolio o...3 p:j crnt. p:rr.nnt:-

Sii 1 „„ Ona Vcar 's i\ ,, „,, 2 or a Ycsra' „ ../j „ ,,,, 5 o r 7 ,, 5 ,, ,,

Inlore3t paid liclf-jCwily.Interest at 2J por Cent, por Annnn cllo'.rc 1 on tl.o

minimum balanca of Current .Iceoanta i£ rot fcclonJ2100 dnrinu iho half-ycir.

Poy end Vunuions clrunu nt a coumiciiuu of i porCent eiccpt to nfdoira of caotoacro.

Hecoritics boncht, rold cad received fcr L do cn»tcdy .Interest ond dividends collected ct a conac-.iaaion ofJ ptr Cent.

Tho fnllect information c.-.a bo oblr.iced r.t tha Hc:dODce. orlO.ly

KOBEHT TURNER EOHDE, Chief Manager.ii , THUEADNEEDLE 8TEEET, LOIID.OII, E.C

mmM -aWo are now buying Direct fromImportere, at the public Bales, andcan offer ou Terms taUv Equal toLondon Houses. Samplea ncoiosapplication. Tfeo Trcob only m?*plied.

3̂ i)

The BESS SOAPover prodnood f o r

Ctappcd nc2(23, &3.

A Family Bos will I?eont_carriago free to wiyaddress ID the TJn'ftoJKinjfdoai on receipt o!2s. 6d. by tho Uatira. -

eon.iNa wATGf? ors r.:iLi;.¦ fD) Jo) ( 5̂ 9 (c >̂

O © © AcrciAUPACT o.T nup .-.:r.\.

Ifandy £23 rr;nc!.::3Kobo (IIio;o) 8=yohcllc3llcdris Gban^hiitlonritics Gin^c-oroMi'lbourno CydneyNosnciUI 'lacsativoNewcra EUia YoiohacaNev7 Ycrh ZaarifcsrParia

Warren'o Flaca. OOEE.COUNTY OP WATEEFOBD, TO WIT

TO PBINTBE8.THE Jnstioas and Associated Cesapaycrs, tA tb«PsniKTHcm StsstoMB for (ho COCMTI ATLABOS, £V> kolden at DONQABV AN on this 20thdsy ot 1(K%'. 1S9I. will reoeifa TENDE&S forPHINTJNQ THE SUPPLEMENTAL LISTS andBEGI8TS&3 0? PABLUMEKTARY VOTEO3 forth» Bail aad! West Divisions ot tha Comity otWatufoM and for lh« year 1603, at a prlso per nameon esoh ot iaid Li»Tt and BiauTiu, for wbicth priosSO Copfea of each gnpnlanental Lift and ISO Ooblss ofeaeh B«ftitWr, and alao all reonWU forms. KotloM,Claimi, Ob}»etioDS, or other Aintlaf «onn*â Dlcsil, c£E?c«S oil (Handera c2 tko LXVBB. G-souAin, Eczurza ca3CowEiri, cr3 cr ̂invcluablo ID all ccsspkiata laaiieatal to Zfc ĥa c3 nfl esc*

^ME ©SMTME OTHollo cily Jfdbbla esa© ̂i!cn B

ADLSSS, 0oaB», Uirrmn, cafl 0ioWc?a53;

fa Enc ĉraruj, Boan TnEOAE), OOTJOSD, GOLDS, GOOT, Bsiroiuss ĵ,r'UrrraT n̂ ¦ fhypygrga. ttd 3J> p.. yd. . rj-0 Blailxtn, J- li - .nncl, Kr.i'.tinI:./":.'L"!3t ITOtO.—All Wool cent mo far.I!rrxrr.cir.n int!) Hcr.vy lV;.>il , ;:c, I r= ^

i.ny. OAEEIAOE of V7col PAID, tnd PATTESKS &;ni Pc^T i2S3 by

4. COI^UEOUW (S=), i:̂ ?w^Si£, cS>iSHc^cclr.y o /^cnt ; \ / rnt- :d

in rll Di.l .i:U not yd re;Lr'irrs to b?. rM rc-r-.i: GAL.'.E.'ji:;r/;. 'i/oa! t3 L J r.d(!iu:.J I;;: -̂IL-I

Dna£:̂ 2do|Fc5 70. Bit OOeBB GIEHT, htaCI3,0sf3raCi,IS3E0]J,G£U) CT etL U1!»iSII!a VBKDSU THSOUaHOWT TH3 KCOUX

PIANOS- - ORGANS"SST a YEARS' SYSTMfU A DMr\klll I MIC Onf'new 51 8, 48Guine* Ca>h Harroo«iiirM are U»» b««WaluoInAnlflUIMIUlTlb ever offered; or on the J , 2 or 3 Yean' Syitem guaranUed.vnatixKtL mmrimupniAtL; A CCOKDIOKS. BEST GOODS.¦ j ̂ - ̂"M^ ^- y ¦ » ̂̂ " ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ̂ » ¦ - - _3 r ^% ¦¦ ^̂ ^̂ ^̂ ^̂ ^̂ ^̂ ^ ,

flPITAB8, QBQOIHETIEB, ^LABIOHETB, y)WE8T gMOBS.

' (OUniS, ^

ITHOHOMES, ^ELODEONB, £ASY TEBMB.

BANJ0EB, |JPBIOAL BOXES, piPTES. Etc, ÎSTS fBBB.

Stairs. P. & Co., have the Finest Violin, Banjo, aad Oaitar Strings

THE FINEST AND 0HEAPE8T PIANOS IN IEBLAND

Pianos Tuned, Repaired, or Exchanged.i ESTIMATES FREfc

MUSIC* Ths Beat S«Iecti«a to Ireland. PAftCtELS daily. Port Fr»»±mm±m^mm ¦ ¦ - - I n i : j l i .. . :"PI iailk aVI/^ Tnner» conbocUd with ouir ir«nOfao»ory vint all p*rU

of Ireland: I wM1W Via Aonnil Tuniogi cootractod (or. ! '

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! j fortthiT H E N A T ION A L H O T E L

BLAQSHAT4L.8TBEET,: DUBLIN.

BEING now Opened in tbe vicinity of tbe CattleMarket , aad quite conTenient. to King's

Bridge and Brooditone Termini, wtU be foondtbe moat-.Comfortable, combined with ModerateCharges. Visitors to Dublin should come snd f«efor thrtncclTes. ]Tl9 t̂n

M. A. MEJjnr.LIUEBICS-TI10 aiestworth.

A ffirat-diui Family and Commercial Hotel.rpHE " Glentwotth" is tbe neareat Hotel inii. tho City to tho Esiltray SUtion, Banks, Bteam-

t>oat Offices, Tcleg iph uid Poal Offloe, and to all pnb-Jio pkcea of amu einent. P. KKNHX Proprietor. 14,15 tadlO , Glontworth-gtroot, LimonoB. ¦ iel8

7ns CBOWK HOTELliOKCK-STEEET, WEXFOED.

npHIS Old Hotel ia rcilly Comfortable , and-U. Prices very Moderate. Famous for pood,

'luro "Whiskey, nnd nil other Drink?.MRS. KELLY, PEopniEToncsa.

CJcso tfr-S ivilway Station.. imponal Ilotoi.

LOT?EIi SACKVILLE-STEEET, DUBLili'.

(Opv-ocitotlic GoEoral Poat-OfilcoandTolcsratli OGca)Tho most central in tlio City .

,( 4OUPLETELT rcmodcUed ana re-farainhed.L ̂ llcmificcnt I^dica' Coffeo-Eoom, Dining-Booni,f 'i.- .cj .'ai3-Booj a, Eilltatd-room. Chsrgea modnrato-

CHAELES LAWLEE, Proprietor. f8.tCHIP c. 3̂. COt2EI2IlCia.3i HOTEL,

M, QUA Y, VTAT VUFOaD.

11 I C U A E"l,~i"l E "W A 11

• f ~ -AVING puroKftscd tho Interest in tha abova£]J HOTEL, begs toannounco that thin EEtab-

lishncnt OI-EHSD on SATUEDAY, FEB. 16, 1879.U. K. tru5t3, by otrict attention to thooo irho

):itionka Tas 3iup AJID COUUEJIOUL HOTEI,, tocorita continnanco of their patronage-

Qnr.y, Wntcrford, Fob. 12 1885. 12.3.'..'Li \7iolzloT? Hot l̂ r.ad 2ic3tcr.rr.r!'j

C, 7, r.ri 0. WICKLOW-STEEET,'(Grti to;>slrcct), DUBLIN. ]T-./TU3T Centrally Olttatci Ccmfortc.blo ar.3_-.'_L Il^Jciit- i Djiutu rc^Jy til day.

EICHAHD O'BEIEN, Popriator.

— ¦ .J) LJ ^rl —

i. .- ; o- UHJ-JJJUIIN U,-^r "/•.:• -'- Trr *?n a>^ **1 k^V'l

C A R R I C K- O N- S U I Rkwpi regularly is Stock a «pte«iij auortmtr.l tf tuperis

wc!t-«icctcUHardware, Ironmonccry, Cutlary, Urnpa, Oil*,Colours, GIiss. Rty«i, CorJajM, Siddkry, Uruibes. Himir.d Iron BcJilcjdi , Pa!!Uu Leoai Uotwy of JEmMaita;:;of Diamond*, 8hlT»rPUt«i W«Uqb«», J««ljH4«y,:FUOM, Fnroltw. Wwrttig App«»li;»«»,:-»;PmobMM MOM lorCMb. , , ; -j . ;• ,A Department hw been'EaUbl}fh«d fo» ft« W» ¦

and ParobtM of Dkaoodf, 8nm PUt*. CWd w4SiUer W.tchof, Belitbl* : OocU, ' Hlll-inuk«dWedding and Ke«p«t Kings. "

CI.OTHXVG POB SAULA Largo Stook of Men's and Womn't Clothing

comijtiog of Men'i »nd BOJB' Suiti wjd ttoM«Jr»,Dreesea, Frooks, Bemnanti of CwbrneT* lod DreMMaterial, BUnkets, Quilt tag, Sbettiog, Boo»stShoes, etc. mr2«.M.

All Ooods sold at Bedrjcot Ptic«t »Bd forwardedto any p^rt of the eomtry on rec*5pt of poaUlorders Prioee oa application. Mooey r*tniMdfor Ooods not apprcrfd of; aW Mnt b#ok by fttorn,

ENCOURAGE '̂ gjgH, AST

CELTIC _CRO88E8.E D W A R D b ' S H E A-

Uonnmental b Archit«ctur»vl StfalytorWorki-KILKERNY arid 0ALLAH.

MAEBLE-AND STONE SAWING, TOEN-INO AND P O L I S H I N G M I L L S

KILKENNY.Quarriet—KILKEif NY and TIFPEBABY

Spcculitic] ID BLick, Bed, and Green IriihMarblei.

Celtio Cro«63, iJural Tableta, Altars, Font*, etc.ID great variety.

Four Gold and Prize Medala—Dublin, Cork,Boston , and London Exhibitions.

Estimates and Designs on Application.THE TBADE SUPPLIED. (jj8)

EDWAED O'SHEA, Scnlpter,KILKENNT.

THE DOUBLE SfARM PUBE

COMPRESSEDYEAST

LITEEALLT AND ABSOLUTELY PUBE,And consequently TWICI u arnosa &s

ordinary Yeasts,Which arc largely mixed with STIBCH.

COMPLAINT S are sometimes made of Yeartrcrxhing tho Baker " OUT OF CONDITION."

Tho3o are eeneraUy dne to the lnterrentloncf SUB-AGENTS, WHO KEEP IT TOOLONG beforo lending out, and may beEKTIKELY OBVIATED BY OBDEBING

DII1ECT FEOM THE IMPOBTEB.wbo bus FBE^H AEBIVALS erety day.

Free Baking Samples, and full particulars oncppllcatlon to

T7II.FBED HAUGHTO*,I'LOUB JIEBCHANT AND YEA8TIMPOBTBB

£3, CITY QUAY, DUBLIN.Sole Agent fcr Ireland (the counties of Antrim

and Down excepted.}

V™ cd TIE M JP H O O F 'S

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FiaillNG COATS , TBOUSERS,S T O C K I N G S , B O O T S

Y/rite / or Trit* Lilt.

J. W. ELVERY & CO.,ELEriiAj iT Uovzz . iO, LOWEB SACKVILLE-8T: & 1SJ NA8SAU-ST., D U B L I N .

Abo st 31 , CONDUIT- STBEET,f CO.ly L O N D O N , W.

Tne Phoenix Brewery,D U B L I N .

MB. ALFBED BEBNABD, an (nmtrtUEng llibican, in a hlttorj of the Brtw»>rics of Great Britain and Ireland, writ*** lattb year, saji of tne Pboraix :—

" Whon tbo Brewery oame into tbe btsdt olits present Owner , Ur. Charlei Bm»n. Madimensiona were nairow and ib« etf kMtjlUslted j with the inoreaalng tnd* it becm*in Imperative neoeaiity to lncieaM botk Planttnd Premises Tbe PbouklxBrewery now coTert upwards ol t acre* olground, and notwithstanding tbat otter newbuildings bate b««n «r*ct(d Utenoav tk« Pro-prietor of the Pbcantx haa foond it tzpcdUBt.I D order to meet tbe growing demand (or U«Porter, to pnrobate and annexMaadaw'Btewwy,which coTen six acre* ot land.

"Tha Machinery and tho plant throngboattbs Premise* contain all In* latert iapror*-toenU, and no expanse AM been tpund isflttiDg up the Brewery with ti>« *»4trt*9*pliances and Veuels nted to the art o| Bnviw.

" Besides it* Malt How*, at Drttto, tkkfirm haa otb«r Malt Hou*ea at PerUriakt**,Atby, MonattarevaPt Skerriri, Monntnu, aai6»llln«, all celebrated UrUy Rroariajs; iUttktt.

" W\t\ MI netf tio*, tU PkmUm Aweary Utnow th* laratti o*tfut Io pnbtilt. whM>; ttoi ifIn Hielf an unanswerabU argnnest 1B tat«uof the Exoallenoe of tb* Manoiartor*.

"The Doblla Pnblk, who ar* tbe gfiM*epicure* regarding Porter, contribute lttg«ty totbe lucwii of tbe Pbnnix by their Ubmt »BB-pott of Its product."

THE PHCKN1X bate now opeoetl a BettUafStore

AT WATBMISB, WinuoiD, , ,Where only P»ie Exsort Btoot XXX,i» BoMWrfor the Trad*. . > '- *¦ •:¦ r

ggf Qnotatknu tor Porter tM Start laBarrel can b« Aad V tbe Offlfat WaAentnVv

3AMES BUTLBB, H^on, :WaWiford and TbrnlSSinwikm

WB0LX8AZB . AJa-'MMtj /U ^-fj hJ 4

BEAU.8TE«T jrAT» ĝqnHE attention of ^

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J&3h§GltT pF WATBBFOBD

: B Z B C 1 7 7 B X Z SAtB.IMPORTANT1 AU CTION OP VALUABLE

Emu, Carriagis, Cart, Waggonettes. H«im».Planet, DwMe aod Single Set. of Harness.Hone Clothing,8tftble B«qoUlte8, New Timber,

mb BE 8OLD BY AUCTION on THUK8DAYJL 12th MAYJ 1892, et TweWa o'clock, •».MANOR 8TBBET, Watwrford, by airecHoni otthe ExfootrU of thi late Mr BIOHABD FITXOIBXLD(who tt WHHIIB; ifrom btwtness), the followingValuable Property,! *ii :—

No. 1—BUek Mare, 5 yean.No. 2—Bay Gelding. 8»lendid action..No. 8—Black Mare—aged.No. 4—Chestnut Mara—aged.No. 5—Black Gelding—agedNo. 6—Chestnut Cob, 5 juars.

Threa Brougbam*, Judge's Carriage, 8 bioe wars,2 Cover Can, Croydeu. Lonfr Waggonette to teat

14 passengers, 2 Bmall Waggonettes, 2 LargeHeaves (good aa J new), X Flat Hearse, 2 seta ofBUck Plumes, 8 Bets of Brass and Pitted Double andSingle Harness, 1 set of Leider Hsrneas, 2 saddlesand Bridles. Driving Bits, Brushes, Horse Clothing,New Aprons, Suit* of Lltery, Iron Water Tanks,MeUl Pans, Scales and Weights, Grinding 8tonO,Oat Bln», Prejses, Clock. Car Sets, Ladder?, NewOak and Elm Boards (different lengths). &o-. 4o,

O -̂Tnla Salo is worthy the attention of

TJndor-takc" and Owners of posting EstaHnhmsnts, as thehorses are all in the best hard red condition, and trainedto doable and single harness.

The Vehicles nre all good. Tboir lato ownersaved no expense m prccuring first olns3 machinea.

Terms strictly oash. _ . _ . . . . . . .r^TTho Interest in the Dwelling House Stables

nnd Work Bbop3, nleo the Eotire ValuableFurniture "ill take place e»rl y In June.

THOMAS WALSH & SON , Auctioneers CASE.

AUGTION OF THE INTEREST IN THELEA8E of the Dwelling Hooss, Stablra, CoachHoust, Large Yard and Garden ; aka Borne Houca-hold Furniture, Black Cob, Light London-BuiltBrougham (cood 13 new) 2 Phatons, Saddle, Bridle,

FTno' BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on TUESDAYII 10th MAY , 1S92 , at Twelve o'Clock at No. 1KE WTOWN VILLAS, by directions of the Execu-tors of the late lira PENEOS E, the following Furniture,

DINING AND DRAWIN G BOOIIB —Chairs, in Leatherand Damask ; Arm and Easy Clairs with Sofa tomatch ; Centre Side and Occasional Table3 ; Ottoman,Wrntnot, Mahogany Cabinet, Carpets, Boss. Fenders,Steels, Coal Vase, Window Hangings and Polc3,Blinds, Lamps.

HALL AND SIAIG CA ^C— Hat and Umbrella Stand,Chairs, Gas Stove and Lamp. Oilcloth, Carpet andBods, lints, &o. _ .

BEDBOOUS — Bedsteads , Spring Falhar.=t! ¦—i —

*it iirlr '- TowiJ'Qr EWTISOPBTHT. ;s»* !4 (!¦< i,; -L" i ¦ • 1 . ' L_ '

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DJr FABy. PWgl âHOPBE Aife O ĝliOj^

I am fsyoLr«di«Stb lMtnKtton* fr5V#[̂ •

WILLIAM FRANCIS HEARN,Solicitor for Vendor, 25, SuffolkStreet, Doblin, and Nou Bou.

PATBICK BOLGEB, Auctioneer,etc., Nen Eocs.

An Extanolve Farming Stock, Implements, otc,nill bs cold at Farm Yard, Eaano, on the 17th Hay

Cth May, 1892. .

FOB SALE BY PRIVATE TENDEB,¦ . THE

; Z iocoohold Intoroot11)7 AN OLD ESTABLISHED LICENSED

PBEMISES,QITUATED in tho beat Buaineca Part of Wctcr-IC* ford, containing 11 Koomo, with Ctoro andYard attached. Gu and Water laid on to all psrtaof Honso. c22

Tie Frcniteea ftrai ono of Ihemost do îrable In-vestmenta olforcd to tho public for many yearo.

. For porticularB oiTitle, &c., apply toLAURENCE C. STBANGE, Solicitor,

Watcrforil.

G r asmg.T;O BE LET, from tbo daj of Lcttioj to tha let

January, 1893, tbe GRAZING o? about 21acres of Piirae Fnlteninj Lied at UPPEE NEW-TOWN, or the Feo Simple of camo rconld bo cold.a23.tf Apply 2, Potrici-Strcst.

WATEEI"OED AND LIHEBICK RAILWAY

CLOSHXITG ESQinC-SD.

TH E Directors are pepared to consider Tenders forthe supply of Clothing to tli9 Station ilactcrc,Guards, Porters, &c, £c, for a period of One year or forThree years.

Tho Samplej adopted, except the Cord Gooda andtLe Pa ênger Guards' Blue Cloth^re of Irish materialaad can bo seen at ths Cjaapany'R Head OSceo,Wcierford, up to noon on Thursday, 12th Instant, tadthere after at the TroEc Manner's Office, Limeric!i.

Sealed Tenders to bo lodged with tha undersigned,from whom Forms of Tender and further particularsc â be [had beforo nooa on Tuesday, 17th Instant.

No Tender will be considered unleC3 .fornkhed oatLe form supplied by ths Company.The Directors do not bind tlicmcdvcj to accept ths

lowest or nny Tender, and rcrcrvo tho ri^ht cf dividin3U.2 Contract if considered de:irablo.By Order,

JOHN J. HUEPHY, Sccrct.-.ry.Hfr.d Office:, Wr.tcrford Tcnniu-j'!, 5th Uay, 1C92.

There aromany Brands ofCOMPRESSED CORIICD BCE.",eachrepresontcd to bo'' juGt as 2ood .d ~ Libby'c,"THEY ARE NOT,but likeell imitations,they lacktbe wholesomeand appetizingqualiteic oftbe genuine.

Ask for

LIBBY'S • COMPRESSED liEtrandinsist upon having it.Tia cold evervv/herc.

CREAM SEPARATORSTho Bctr, Sioplcjt , and moat Substantial

ScPAnATon la

" THE PETERSEN. "U3ED M TBE LA UOES T UUUBER OF

FACTORIES IV IRELAND.

For Hand, Merit, Water ar.d Steam Pcwer25 to 300 Gallons per hour-

How Prlaa Batter naa ando at tboDUBLIN SOCIETY'6 SHOW out cf 16Prizc3 for Batter mdo tron Crc;m, 12ueie from aso of tho

PETERSEN SEPARATOR,C3T EVERY DAIBY EEQU1SITE IN STOCE.

SOLE Aotnrs :

WALTER CARSON § SOJYS21, BACHELOR'S WALK,

DrmLiH.

UPTON'S TEAS.DIBECT FBOM THE TEA GARDEN TO THE

TEAPOT.HO HIDDLEVEICa PROFITS TO PAY.

Being Bol« Proprletot of Mrcnl ot tho most (unoni T»and COSM Ktuit * In Ojlon, Including tha celebratedfeatattt ol DambUran*, L*rmutotte, Moncrminult,\l.h .̂n.K.,—. MoaMkall*, Pooprmiiic, H«n«u«lU,*nd Oi(Tso*lU, which I | >

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Cictutay IJoticD ta Orcclitoro.In tho Good3 ofEDV7A2D STEPHEN KENNEYlato of Lady Laao, in ; tli3 City of Wttorford, Com'nutiioner for Affidorita end Mayor's Secret- ryDeosased. l ' J~j\TOTIOE 18 HEBEBY GIVEN, pnrauant to 2"jvdXN _ end 23rd Victoria, cap. 35. that oil personclaiming to be Creditora. or otbsmica to bavo any ckiinor demand agalnit tho Acaets of the »aid EDTTADDbTEPHBu KBKNBT, who died on or about ths 22nd dayol January, 18J>2, uro required on or before the 2lotday of June, 1892, to furnish the psrticulars (in writ-lag) of such claims or demands to the undcrsijned Soli-citor for JOBH JOSIFB BOGIES, of Parade Qoay inthe. City of Waterford, Hotel Proprietor, the SolaExeeator named in the last Will andTwtamsnt of Oasaid DeceaMd, 4nd to waom Probate of said Will «*«,w WJJHS^

0'̂ ' lm> a™*** forth of tiemodal Division of the High Court of Jttstioe in Ire-

n^rpv NOTICE 18 HEBEBT FURTHEBthe aid Executor wiH proceed to dtstrlbaW th. AawS°1̂ f%

Dec~ed ,«n««Pt the parties entitled

ol -xbich Notice shall bare been (riren as aforesaidDated this 4th day of May, 1892. (iV 2t)DANIEL DUNFOED, 8olidtoi

for said Executor, O'ConocE'8trcet, Waterford.

Gtatutory ô*loa to CreiUtorBIn êGoods

rf EICHA-fiDPOWEE, Ute of Twmoroi^Rraj af Cmmt7

of w*urfo?d'X'". 22nd and 2Std VlctorU, cap. 86 that all personsehtotog to be Or««tors ôZrwl». toZ ŷdata ordema ĵsg t̂fa«u4.«et. of

the said BICHABBI i«ni died on or about the 29th day of NeTon-Uer, 1801, are required oa or before the 21st day of'«*]»* lo fiml* tie partioularsX *riting{ ojnohi dalms or demands to tU m.ders »̂ed 8o7elto6», Mt

rl >""" ̂ 52; •* Th. Cot L̂ CarriedSuir, in the County of T pperary. tbe^Cw aod Ad.sjrawrawt ol Ue aald PeMMsd. to whom Letters

%Rranted forth of iffwl^ DtattK sjfciC X̂ S "??**?** WrWon ol £*£%Coart ol Jnatioe fai IraUad. .̂Trt

AND NOIIOK 1$ BBBBBY PUBfflEl

ol tbe aaid tVoeaead a«oa«st the parties *otiUê E8TABLI8HKP i$tfi WABKH0U8E.

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W. B. JPalHser, Bsq, J P : T. W. X aimwom, B»qTbe Mayor of Waterford Biq.WODGoS Seq, J V , Oa^eDeUcj.leq, J]

(Hf* Sheriff for theCl of Watarford). :

Stakeholder, Jwbje, , Ha»dCaip«r. ftsa»s«a Goods ' « « D O t

P. T O O J U E Y 'S , « LES CLOCHK

CO Doieo adranlaed Baokete, B.thJ, and How Ŝ!L.i!! *m "«• »o TIMMM tfttif,.ii . p*»in«isBat» i • " •••ii12cS Dairy Bucket, «*i Strains. .w2S5LIV * *°-"ld "I "* t*wmm'+&

100 Door Mats, and about 440 Tiowara Good i ' " ' — -. . . ...jlj

lOO DosenMilk P.os. and a lolof MaiaM V ,rka. T>SltTr9rO JMtlCIft,

Haid»arc Goods. ' W«ter/WW, JCajAll tbeae Goods will b* offered at Lm TSUK BLiCI O4n-aaaMa)taslill|aol4eaas4

COST PBICS, as tbry orast b* seM ID ooastquenoe of FOXBOV W04*HP«n.alter tioni , wblab aieabotrt t»t* made on tb« Pte- aftUB W. fcarst¦sites. rrftfft »fc« s»jh.

ALL OOODS MUST BX SOLB THIS WBEK. ; . ; J. 4 8. IIbo Public will tod all tbe*» Qoodi well worth ' =gg*B——" ' < < <

the prices that they wtU be offered at P BI O E B OU tt AM VNo Money r*faatd« — .. .. -»¦**- »^ _̂ • Nora Aspnaa :— . ,. IM*L_ _ .Cj»*i~lLP. TOOMBT. WE!*ti«6a?*?K:.̂ ft-ftt "25, OKOBOB-8 HTBJKBT, WATB BFOBD, ~ gf« -... ?• ' ' 2 " 2 2 Si 9(Oj>i»«Ht« ». J^riefs CAve*) «UHJtT.j3CLs«luw" " R>—=—= ! ..i.fei:«'S :SS |FIRST PRIZE BUTTER, ' 'H|4̂ s|S! -!|

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TUB 8M»OW.—O»« of the awtt inknatiBt JsotmalttoladiM.U uad«aU(dW>lVaeaaoBM ult alwaja,eoBtaJaatiM Bawta* fttUew aad meat •tops* d«iaiTbe UMM U uaifliiroiav s»ab»oldery Iw, *an* VapecUUy i is i troettv aj asd «) UaU«m oo> mmm otdal K> her wfaw* Imr Sagm ada thngiatrivtag to maka «U IMMM iatir*e«i% aa4 alMMTht wiouwl d«aka* of walk>« dmta «W#MMil > II pintimj iiMsgii ¦iiFniaiiii JUMMf

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fStoMc a, diZmdot tb t VbeAj hptnon ari euatttij •**«» Mtrtar t *l *WUi«»eaxp«otKJdtt«ar«wa«Vtq«al to Warner's "8AJT«" OomforthlaMurpoM.Ii pnriflea V* Woodaudtoo«nB(kt îmMa otxirse uf it wiU eficetoally MSOvaaU riiiagajfrwtprrvaleat dlaordm. *U* U not a —tfis—tiunIt U a fact tbat thoosMdi «pof : Vbtimmii «uroueb for. Ask your frtencb asd MtgtibMtna»««t tt,

Vatefart KfT ***-Tbii fair wu held on W«dn«d»r, on B»lljbrick«n

Hill, and WM very laiwely kttanded. Tka buyingwaa flow aad doll, which wa* doU&j Owbtg ta U*want of grais in England a* wall M in Erefassl. Alot of poor young stock bid to be turned horn* forwant of bidden. Yearllnga brought from Jto it 4each; 2 j t u o!d«, iX> to £1, fat oatUe bard lo togot, and K Id well, from M< to S6t Mr cwt.

Mutton , 7d to 8d per lb; and in demand.Yooog-pigg in rery Urge supply, and aold fwaa

18s to 26» eacb. Htorea aold very wslLThere wai a veiy Jar** inpplj of >̂ak«yj*t tfc*

fair. They were chiefly ' bought for tbe Eogllskmarket.

Tb« day turned ant v«y favorabU for the {air,bat was unuiually harih in tha morning.

DnngarrsB JTotca.DKATH or A RruiirrtB.— It Is with deep rcgrtt

we announce in thetacotamnstue death of BevacMsdMother BirchmaDs ot the PreeenUtion O*nv«ntwboss soul went to join tbe " heavenly throng" ata boo l 4 O'CIook this morning. Duriag bar «tay latbe Convent , by ber sweet and eharfttble diapodtios,her great love' fer Ood, aod ber aeti of Undies*,she gained the esteem, good wfll, slnd affection oftbo** who were fortunate enough m aeourias/ beea«qutintance. Her lose will, tfaereforr, be deeplyfelt not only by tbe Community ef which she iaBevereod Mother, bnt alas by tboae who had tbeprivilege of knowing ber.

Arris J. L—At the meeting of tb* board ofaoerdUni brld last Thursday, a bot discussion tookplace between Mr Jobn Greece and Matthew Welabe,relative to the appointment of a caretaker of tbeClonei graveyard. Mr John Greeas) recommendedone of bis friends ai being a thoroughly rsdlabUperson. Mr Walsh objected, aa he certainly mad aright to do, aod moved tbat tbe pmon seleotad byhimself should be appointed ; whereat J. Oreenoused ton:* derogatory expressions ia reference to V.Walshe to which the latter replied by denonoeisgGreene as an impostor wbo, to eerv* hij own later.esti, basely renonbeedtfceeauae of Indepeodesee,aadallied himself with the enemlee of IreUad. H* byacting thus showed bimself to be a betrayer of kwcountry, and as such be wae unfit to dt in thisboard as guardian whne so much la expected of biasUnable to withstand thla torrent of vitvpetatloB,Ur Greene assumed a pugilist io attitude, aad batfor tbe prompt interference of a few of the guard-ians a medical practitioner's services) would havabeencalled into requisition.

SAD A CCIDENT.—At St. Joseph's Hospital, Dun-Karvao on Tuesday night, Patrick Culllaaae, *farmer residing in Tounueena, waa under th*treatment of Dr. Holland for severe aknll fracture*)sustained by a fall from a cart. Medical aeelsUnce«&s of co avail , and early this morning he breatbadbis last, fortified however by the ritee of HolyChurch.

D UNG ARYA N STRA WSTO THB XDITOB, Of TUB WATXBTOKD JCBWS.

DIAE MB. EDITOR—An andont phikeopW baesaid, we are told that " a straw shows how the wiadblows." Now would you believe I have the Usnertty todiffer from that ancient philosopher, Greek er Hosasa,or whatever he was. I have, and tie haê not aeea theDungarvan " straws in the Dungaivan streets." Verilyit would take, not one, bat the whole line of philosophersto determine how the " wind blows from th* Dtngarraastraws." One meeU them through Square and Streets,whirling everywhere in couples, patrols, T*-1-*.battalions, etc, until finally they meet ia large armies,mingled with paper* aad dost, at evary comer ct .thetown. I would suggest, therefore, as tt k iamaatUefor the DuBgar«an " straw" to teach us how " the wiaddoth blow" perhaps the honorable body who rules th*town might give us a leston in dwuiraeaa (ceder IsHeaven's fln» law) by having them removed—Years,dearTirr. Editor,

Aa-n-Diw.

Soogamn Vaion—TB»TBSOIT.

The nsoal weekly meeting ef the nudiaasof thsabove union wae held oa tbe Tharadv, ¦ tbe Sth iaei.Those in atteadaaee ware >-Mea*r* B O'Bhest (ehair-msn), puriek OIBrlea, Matthew TKaUb, PatrjokWalab, Jobs Grecae, /oka Ljaofc, Patriek MeOtartf,and James Harty. .

The mlnmtee of tbe ptwediaf SMstiag bssaff readoonflrmed, the board proceeded to basiaes*.

AX ACOnHBT.iThe Muter reported that a asaa Baa»ed Patdtk

CaUliwoe, eaSedoTibom eevst* b*et>r*s ef tfc* skmU,we* admitted into tbe beepltaloaTaMdwakai H*was attended to by Dra HoIaaa* aao BaaEsta, batthrir efforU wwe iatCeeiaeJ, aad be died ateo after.

DDKaAavAH raarswAamr oowrrraa.The aaaoal (sacral meetla« of the abem *DsMajtto*

waa held oa Moo's/, MarlSa, 1899, whea taefflew-Ing- attended :—John Fowler, DasM OUM, JehaCalUnane, P O'Brien, John Qreeae, and B O*aasa, beasee. Dr Holland, lladleal Ofleer, wae assaatanaLOn tbe aMiioaot Mr Joba. CslUaae*, Mr Jeha ffowlecwae appointed eaairss*A !of aVs artettaf. - .The arinal«* of th* tuetluas) mssUiia, haviat bssareed asd oooSmed, Mr Oatnaaa* ams, aad MrVowler seeoaded, aad 1» we* aaasaawasir i«**t>s4.that Measra W Danlea, Joka 9rs*ae, aail O«*a,b^̂ pooiated vise-eaairtMa

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: , ¦ ¦¦ . fai the nuariofc but towMfli noon tl*cloudi chared »*»jr, and . % bw b*tofaea of oycHit* okdeMON batt .Mt batfw tkdr nuiblM. i Atyrat 2 ot&ofrdaifcMM f l a pvenpntd the iky, *nd for On remaind*dtbed»y r«lnMl T8nrhe»Yay. gome ofjth» plenum•eekOT tanied Up in * bedr»g êd condition. . :' On Monday taming about Beaten unddrTH1 wzniT tha g»ld»no» of tbe Vic«-C»pt»ln »et ottt

BOV tor a tpin. No public Intlttation of tfy>: - run wu givro, but I undented membaiiwe to note that the weekly meets will take plabt »t UMTrack OTery Monday evening »t 7 o'clock. : ' ; j ¦'

Oaring the p«rt week Mr. John Heupf,THI boilder, lud tb« partition brought from

PAVILLION Bocklands, and it is now erected at toe¦ Park lost at the end of the finishing

straight. Jt will ba a great boon to members, aa allClub notices will in future be posted there.

Encouraged in a'great measure by theirTBAIKIHO really splendid display in the road race,

Messrs. Hanlon, Kennedy, Flavin, andBirmingham may now be seen on the traok every oyen-ing, training for our approaching sports- The Novices'race will be a particularly interesting item. In additionto those above named, Mahony and O'Brien will havpa cut in. As the event is a handicap I hopo manyother aspirants will turn up before the day.

Mr. Q-. H. Kelly took tho times of theTitxiNO various competitors in tho road race on

Monday. Ho was at the start, and sathe train ran out to Tramoro in tho record time of 11JBUDS, he was able to clock the vv'nner from the carriagewindows. Mr. Kelly used a certiSed Kew chronometerwhich Mr. Goff kindly 'ent

It cannot be said that the handicap wasTHE a decided success. Of course the Btrong

HANDICAP wind was more in fiwor of the long startmen, and it had a material effect on the

timc3 recorded, which, it must be said, were simplyextraordinary. Fancy riding Eeven. miles on tho roadin a trifle over 2 mins 40 eeta per mile ! This knocks theIrish path record into a cocked hat . But then—thitMind !

The invitation "trade" race between th«Tnn ciuu- cracks having fallen through, all intereu!

PiONeuip in tho doings of tho Irish giants' of tLe. wheel will ba centered on the Mile Cham-

pionship to bo decided hero on the 23rd. ' Kilkel ly iactill in strict training, and I am told ho is certain tocompete. O'Callaghan is coming down here for a week'straining before the event. Arthur DuCros fancies him-self , and is almO3t certain to run. Mecredy says ho isnot yet fit.—I am certainly of opinion he will nover befit again to beat either of the three riders named. Thehope of Waterford will probably be W. Meredith, whob going in rare stylo just now. It would not at allcurpnse ma to eee him nuke a big bid for victory.

Mecredy in this week's issuo of his paparTHANKS BayB :—"No cyclist should'miss the Wa-

terford meeting. It 13 alsolatcly thoplcassntcct of the year, for the Waterford fellows havea Imack of making their visitors at homo, while thaepectstpra ere enthusiastic and sportsmanlike. TLatrick ia tha best in Ireland if not in tho UnitedKingdom."

A full and descriptive account of tlioODK VY.B.C. ro d̂ race will be found in another

ACCOUNT column.The record h d̂ to go, and it went Swept

EECOED3 clean away by 2 mins 24 cecs '. The p«amust have been terrific, yot all tho riders

finished very strong.There is an indescribable pleasure m

THE racirg on the roid ; the rider goc3 alor.y»irvni:i!;cE tt top opeed without feeling tho strain.

On the path there com:s a total chang*,tho ridera often getting quite fagged after two or threecnlcx

Tko rem:rkr> of the pedestrians at time.i" prD3" WIT are not very encouraging to tho baelt

markers, and ths poor ecratchmen tusfrequently tho objects for tho "peri's" wit. Thess WCJJcs n̂ to forget that thon In front have had a liberalct r̂t. ;

Condderablo di^ppointmeut iv£3 felt atDI3AP- Willininson not turning out. Ho made

POiNTrD his machino over on Shalloe, believing latho ability of that rider to hold Jl comersA contemporary shows very bid taste.

BAD TAGTI; in allowing certain paragrcphD re theIV.B.C. to appear, e3pecia!ly zo whts

t'jerc h no foundation for them.

Sno 3oM in tao JrcTO Tim HD1T0E OF T11S T7ATDE70UD KCTTS,

Hay 4th , 1EK.Sicg; Ta-ra-ra Boom-l he lUrred not , for the deup sleep of obliriou uponhim lay. Eat now thsre came a change. With a magnificentgooxisQ the band struck up a rousing march, and almostconcurrently there arosa upon the blue air tha most blood-cnrdling, rty-splitUng war-whoop of wild exultation 1 ortrbeard I and Judgo of my aslonlihment at seeingour triond oftho channel, who than cleft the air with Stentor'e lungs, tuilwbom tbe unite efforts of scTcrol men could not p'&A«uponbij feet, Jumping and frisking and dancing and shoatiu?and bo< naiog along alter tbe binj, all life and vitality, hi!head appearing now hero and now there above tho heads ofthe crc-wdf as he sprang along in tho fren2y of blB groat joj,or gambolled playfully ia the eiaberauca ot hi» mcrrimetit.Tet such is t he power of music.> Wb*» as inestimable boon it would be to tbo toiliagartixas, to tbe tired hougctvlfe, to the pretty youog creaturewbo, dating the week, ia impr-eouod iu tho mophlticatmo pheie of the shop or work rcom, ami eveu to teephysically and mo,all/ ugly as well a> to tbe beautifnl andgood, to the ssted, unnnlt tippler, the blast! lolumptaaryand tbe bloated uiatocrM (whoso knell onr friend, theBUr, sounded in its initial number), as well a* to saintly In-nocenc*—what a boon it would be to all aorta and condifioriaof tows-folk if. when they escape for one day from thecourse zAsplng and cacopbonions tnrmoil and glangourof «TerT-d»T liie, they eonld walk into our beautiful Park onthe Sibbotb etening and, forgetting their cares for therouce, opfln tbeir souls to the tweet inSaeuces of Nature,andtothote soft echoetof th- melodies of Heaves whichepeok of thingf beyond slj ctrtbly ken.

There la tweet matlc bcre that softer foliaThan petals frcm blown rows on tbegiocs ;

Or night dews on still waters botween walls ;Of shadowy granite ia a gloaming puss.

—Faithfully yours, JEouui Cauts,

Bicycle, TihycU, aod Shi p's Fittiogs NickJ?plat;d on ', the shortest possibe noiice, aod tbemo«t reasonable tettns, at the Waterford ElcciroWorks Bod Jewellery Factory. Proprietors—JAUBSMoani i. SON.

riDESOEE UHIOH— WKBHESD A I

.(From our Utporle r). :The t»u»l weekly meeting of the board was held

to-day Mr John Stafford, pretided. Also present—. Messrs Michael O'Callaghan, V.C., B W Collender,¦

0 v.C, Joto Bickey, John O'Gonnan Thomas Roche,! awl Jamfe MflGratn. :; Mr He«ly (clerk) and Mr Flood (master) were in' •lUodaaoe. . :

8TAT* 07 TBC HOUSE.Benaining from list week, 195; tumitted 57 ; born,

; 0 {dr»oh*rg«d 61 ; died, 1 ; remaining, 165 ; cornM-i ipoidtog week Utt yew, 160.¦¦; ? ¦ . ; MrTAHOt. • jj Co,t of proTJsionsTWseived, JB25 0«2d ; do. coninmeid,'¦¦ > ieeT lte 6d J eenenil »rengi» oo«t t2i JO|d , innrm«r,

I V Vm^ mined Miehael Fifatftenld applUd throughribODonidt BeHering Officer, for adiaWon. j

i^rO^DonneUi l̂lMi waBinAmeric* for ,16 yaw,

111 iiiaiiTiiri "—— *— —A IHKI b«eo in Code raffli^MMM*. ¦ He WM » ntHre of CMtlerichwd [

tif rf rg OBoa) I >*fc6d him tteimEbijfwMl dimx*i-I Uttek piwiwfc Mtlit'tfcHNML ^

liiptei

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wet^ffSrJt^Smoe togWngtk«ta» 6old UthpTrtinfBtoe!t I -t : ¦ :

Mr Flocd—KLWiffiiy iremidim **h timaAim.MiC l̂eod D̂o they rWfte|s*30«l. ¦ ;Hi Flood-i-They dowhto I h»T4 tM rtorle., -- Mr

O Odligkan hM to attead to his pwn buiiheM andtometiiaa we are without ftone*. Wh«n.iul)h occur*theyi»Te to work on tha larun. ; .• : ' "•

The appUoation was refused. • ¦ ! . :. . UAvrea THI HOTJBI. :

Tho Lecal GoVemment Board wrote with ttferenoeto the applieatdon of an inmate of th* workb»u»e- namedJohn Qninlan to take hit difohargeaad to leawi histwo children in: tb« workhoate, and desiring to callthe guardians attention to the term* of artfcle 25 ofthe WBtkhouse rules on the subject.

The Clerk—Tha person referred to in the letterwas ordered to be prosecuted for desertion last boardday. ; • . :

_Mr Flood—Qiiinlan has since returned. One of bischildren has been hired out with Mr Coleman. Sothat he wilt have only one to pay for.

Tha guardian* decided not to proceed with thoprosocution against Qninlan.

eoLUcroB .'o'DOpnTxiti's JTJBOEB WSS.A letter was read from ths Local Government Board

acknowledging receipt ef the minute made by thegnardians on the 18th ult. relative to the claim ofCollector O'Donnell for payment of a anm of JB36 8s Odin respect of his services in the preparation of theJurons Listi from 1834 to 1891, and stating that theycan only refer the guardians to the terms of the orderin Council of tha 4th of June, 1877, 6xing the scale ofremuneration to be allowed to Clerk's of Unions andPoor Bale Collector! for ths performance of the dutiesin question, a copy of which was forwarded to theguardians with the board's letter of the IStb of June,1877.

Ths Chairman—That shows hois entitled ta paymentMr McGrath—It does.') he Chairman—Tho guardians have no objection to

pay. The only question in about tho auditor. .Mr Collonder—When do they say the scale \vta 6xed 1Tho Clerk—In 1877. ; .;llr Hickey—That letter is very vsgue.The Clerk—T hey simply say they woiit interfere.Mr McGrath—1 move that ho bo paid for laBt year,

which tho auditor can't question.The Chairman—What about tha rent IMr ilcflrath—Im sure I or you will not undertako

to sign a cheque for. the Keren years allowance.Mr C'ollender—Better not pay any of it.ilr Hickey—Would ho take a cheque if ho did not

get the full amount, or would it weaken his claim if hotook proceeding* for the amount ?

Mr Collender—I'ra euro that troald not weaken bioclaim.

Mr McQrath—On the contrary it uoald otrengthonhis claim.

Mr Hiokey was esked to cpeak to Mr O'Donnell ontho subject.

BTOCKTAKINO.Mr T obin, Believing Officer , reported that ho tool:

stock of tho provisions and olothioj, and .found thogoods entered on the books In stoolt.

: EHI0BATION.Tha LOCAI Government Board wrote requesting that

thoy may bo furnished with a reply to their letter oftbo 12th nit, rolatlve to the two boya named Power,whom the guardians proposed to c"'St to omijr&t) toNevr fork.

Mr. McQrath—They want* to ovcr-rido tho board toehoqr that we are bound to RIV O it to them.

Tho Clerk—Thny simply oak a roply to thei r letter.Mr. McGrath—It wi ll bo tirnu enough for them to

candion tho amount whou tho are ankod to do co.Tho Clerk—What nnaver will yon give.Mr. McQrttia—liefer thc-a to tho resolution adverted

to in thoir letter.APPLICATION FOU A6EISTAUCI: TO CUIOIJATE.

A letter nu read from a mu named WillLatnKolleber , of king the boaad to assiut him ia condin j ngrandson of his to America-

Mr. McGrath—This ia a Liocioro ohar^a but Iobicct to it on principle.

f ho Chairman—He wanta very litilo .Mr. Hio'coy—I am on tho camo princi ple aa Llr.

McGrath. 1 will not bo for ccuding them out of thocountry.

Mr. Collender—No . yon nil! kecu them in clavory.Mr McGrath—II a m eUvery v?hon a younc nm

can earn £15 a year with his dietTho Chairmac—Ite hard to deprivo tho mother and

father of tho child , and aa he only naatn ten ahillinsoit is not north while refuses him.

Mr Gorman—Give him tht ton chillingo. Acreodto oabjccl to tho canclloa of tho LocnJ GovcrnraontBoard.

COUPEHSATfOi J FOB A P;O .A letter wan rood frcrn Mro O'Gmdy, LicJ^orc ,

otkuig to bo allowed conpencation for a pijj irhiohdied. Mo order.

THE AB8HTAHT I'EVEQ U01P1TAL HDCOL.The Master reported that tht-ro wan no paiiout is

tho fever hospital , and requeued to know if tlui cer-vices of tho paid assistant would bo dispencod with.

Tho Chairman—Yea.UAl iac.

Surgcant Maher , of Tallow , reported that JorcmiahHnrloy 's oheop, at KnocUnanncl:, are uppcrently6u£tering from " rnanjrB."

Li8uonc BET7nc.Tho Local Government Board , in o communication

to tho Clerk , rtqneated to bo f umichrd with a copy oftho plan of tho new plpo cower proposed to bo mr.do intho town of Licaiorc.

Ordered to be forwarded.EET CBN6.

Forms wero transmitted by tho Local GovernmentBoard for a return respecting tho Dumber of inmate3relieved in tho workboueo on tho 1st Janc.-ry, 1892,and alco tbruo relieved during tho half-year onded 25thMarch , 1892.

NEW OATE.Tendoro woro received for tbo erection of ft now gata

in tho paerago loading to the mon's yard. Thoy weronot in nccordarxa with tho terms of tho ndverticemont,a d tho Clerk was directed to re-cdiortico.

THE CHRISTIAN BBOT/1EE0.A copy of tho reaolutfon paesed by tho Mnoicipal

Coancil of Dablia rolaltro to tho iaclncion ct thoChristian Brothers in tho Educational Bill V7£]received from tho Town Clerk.

The Clerk eaid that tho retolntion of the WotcrfordBoard of Guardians', which thoy adopted a fen 'jcalioogn , embraced all in reference to this matter.

Tbo Chairman suggested that tbo rt-Golntbn boadopted, and it was agreed to. ¦

TUE MILK BUPFI/r.llr Roche—Mr Chairman, I wish to call tho attention

of tbo board to tbo fact that tho milk supplied by tbocontractor during tho past neck did not yield thorequired degrees of cream. 1 called attention to thomatter this day fortnight , and tho vicc-ohalrman , whowas in tho chair, argued in favour of tho contractor ,and eaid it was impossible for bin to alway a Gnpplymilk op lo tho etand&rd , and thodepnty-vico-ohalrmcnplayed second fiddle.

Mr ColVnder , D V C—I am no musician, Mr Eoohc.T won't submit to such calumnies.

Mr Eocbe—I am entitled to a hcarinjr.Tho Chairman—Not at Mr CoHender's expjnso .Mr Boche—My objent In bringing the matter beforo

board is to make the contractor adhere to tho terms ofbis contract , and when thn milk does not yield thedegroei of cream to fine blm. I think that con.traotora tboold not bo allowed to treat tha board withimtamty and at tho eipereo or tho poor.

Mr CoHender—Mr Boohe is needlessly qccupvb(T thetimi) of 'the board about a matter vrhioh has ccocalready decidod. Fron tbo account beforo tho beardto-day, deductions havo been raado for Ih3 dcSoionc;in tho degrees of cream.

Tho cabiect then droppod, cad thj bcird r.3::r.rc;d.

W.-B. CEOA D RACE TO TBA11OEE

UAGl^IFICENT KIDING

RECOEUS GALOHE !

The first read nice of tbe tocson V7U3 held oaTuesday ereDiuK last frjoi Waterford t ) Tramoro.Ibe neathor baa bet a Ureateniojj all day, and wasonylhiD ^ but pleasant si tbe hour appointed for tbostart, a strong nor'-iftj Ur blowing, acoompanicd bya drizzling, cold rain. Howerer , nine good men'and truef«ccd tbe ttailtr , and ul nin>! mlou-eB pest60ven £1. A. Kennedy was despatobed. Ouo rxlDutoand a hulf la'er Joe B^rininjri coi wan ed In hotpursuit, moucted on a "Hoyal Triumph," trioro l toCO io. N. Flavid , on a Jam«o , nas started SO cecs.lttir. Thtn camo the eventual winner , D. HBD I OD ,30 Bees, after, mounted on aaotber Jam-^c, sv- l b̂in^but 28 Ib3., geaied to 64 io. J. H. Todd andBedmond were th» text lot desputchrd, Ibt formerastride a Partde and the lutter on hio Ral i^h.Two mirjutes later W. Meredith received the wordgo, mounted on a Wfiitwoit'j rac rg^ar. d to 68 in.The Bcratcbtnen, Ben Fielding and Shalloe, wireBet lo (oncrdo Meredith 1 mio , and at tho expira-iloo of that time Shalloe dashed awiy at a rare oldscorcb, Fieldtog frith difficulty holdiDghlm. Bothwt-re mouot>don light roadet-n, geared to03 inobea—Fielding on a Hag Ian and 8haHoe on a Wbit .icrth.A lot of hiferest was, of cours.', oentored en thoperf. rinance»"of tbe twr , Sh»lloo being very muchfancied. At Carrljlocg, however , tbe pace told onShalloe, and Fielding walked cUaa away . The longstart men were .in tha meanwhile doing ipleDdidwork In front, and notwithstanding tbe trilllactlidlog of M.r. dith and Fielding, none of them werelighted. Hanlon and B:imloghim camo logfthi r(horily befc re Ibe Metal Bridge was rejcbed. Thepair liiiog really ««H , tad a great "dost-up"forthe finish , tha foruiar gettiog home by about fortyyatda. Flavin aho rode remjiksbly well , ruoLiogicto third pk'jf. Kennedy wab somewhat unluok y,bating to dismount to tighten a pedal. More willbo keard from tbesa riders Uter OD. Some idoi ofthe all-round I perforcoatCfD may be had wh«n wefind that eighft out of the oioe tuiten «ot iniideWilliamson's ncord t duty In h»ilth and happiness. I amdeeply PTjtcfnl to yon for my vionderfol recovery.

I M. McCA»», Sergeant R.I.C.

HELPLESS FROM RHEUMATISM.i Corfcallis, Lay town , Ci. Meath ,

5th April, ! 893.I writo to let yoa koovr what Your wonderful appl'ancea

have dono for mo. Bofore g«ttinr them I was under thecaro of eminent doctors, wn» In hospital for six weeks,tried medicine and nibs of all kinda, rat got no relief. Ilost nil power In my body, and vraa not able to leave ay bed,bat now from Bearing your Belt, Spine Band, and KncoCaps, 1 am nearly well and ablo to go about withoutoeastanca, although >cforo retting- your appliances I washolplc?3 from rbcamatism. I ara B poor man, bqt many inthifi locality know wfrat your troitment has dono for mo.

IUOMKCI BTHIC.

TCpHEUllATfsillN THE ARM. iJDll j Culseaa , South Parade. Belf.ist ,

! 31st March. 1S92.lira. Kennedy bos much ploasaro in otitln^ that tho

Ildfrnctio Slecvo cho rot from Wotton and Co. for pain iu tbocrm has provcl very iK;ne0ci*l.

rTnttB THROAT, CHEST. AND LUNGS.JL lG Ocorco-Btrcct Umorlei,

2Cth February.-1632.Inm rlail to bo ah!o to fiy tiiat tbo Lunj Invlgorotor

nhich I pnrchaccd from y n lout March has nndoub'odlybenoflted ma greatly. Bpfcro KettiDg your appUancer mythroat, voice aud lot^s wero exceedingly weak, and I was'ubjeel to frcqucatcoMs, bateiira v.'fjjinij your llasnctL;onthey hnvo been j;re.itly Btrcn',*tl3Miculnt3to consult j'ou.

J. Fos'.TEnr.YNDIGESTION, SLUGGISH LIVER, &c.JL 17, r.lalto-tsrTaoo. South Circular Itoad,

Dnblin , i5th October, ISill.Hi a with great plc^.sare I write to eay that tha Belt which

I procured from jou for Indigestion and general dobillty hisbesn most bsncflciil , rcniuvitifr ot onco wnon applied a con-ctant riin in tho Livor, and other liymptomi which eoouicdqnito bsyond tho power and utuU of ths Doctor3 to remove,harinj been under UMJ IT caro fur t < o ycara. 1 etrom;ly .. rc-comnjend tho rro of joar B-lt .-.i a remedy for lndijcstlon,UiIlorLmC ':3, and Sln-rirish Liver.

(lira.) W. 1L CLA^ce ,

TDAIN IN THE KNEE.ii. CtrrabJj, iithlcairtio . Co. Uoccomnioc,

AusuatCth , 1E31.Sometime C30 I yot a IiEC 3 C^p from you for a p-in In my

knee. I derive! trroit bcrc.1t from it ; in fact it completelycuyd my bnc ?. I.l::tr >, end alv... .vo will , D'.ronjly rtcoinmondyour applbccci.

ilpymT V,riLiii:'.

CMCIATICA.(CJ Corl illi - . r.r.thdrnni, Co. Wicklorr,

Ilay SCUi , 1G01.I hndbecu a m^otor from Scir.tici for 1 caro fthopj ln bcini:

very acutd in the hip ind tbi 'lt), and after grfut cxi !0i DC andtrouble iu try le; to obtuln relief , I at last decided on try ingyour treatment, which 1 can aricrt was tho mcaao of jwr-ruancrtly cnrlnT mo. Otbcrn to whom! advised yonr treat-ment obtained like bctncflcial rccalta.__^ I:DWI »U I--LLI;O:I

"O HLEUMATI3II AND S0IATICA. :_LLQJ Jinniicorthy, Co. Wu/ord, Soptcmbor 25th, l£jO.

I hivo been euJcrin- from Oironio Ehenmatlsm ifor over20 yciro. durins whioli timo I tried varlcoi rcmedica wlthontreceiving any bcuofl tiotll lost Ifj rctnbor, when I purcboiodonoof your lincnctk Bcltc, which I am happj to say, did moa deal of Good . 1 hara fjrcatcorilldeace in recommending thonso of it to any pamon cuCerlng from rhenmatlsca andcclitici.

Juici Dirmi! (Bnttlo Broo).

npHB CHEST AND CHRONIC COUGH..ii. The Prcsbjtcry, Uiltown, KilUrncy,i E«ptcmb«r 20th , 1600

I bavo very urcai. plcaBuro, lodccd. in being 'ablo to botestimony to Ibo vjondorfnl power of yoar Ifagnctio LuuaIntl gorutor. Hftvlna- bt«n trtubled with a vory bad cougu(whfch had become chronio) for 11 period of 8 years, a friendof mtno Induced mo t*y ono of yonr Lnnj Invigorators. Attbo end of ono senk tbo coash had dieapptared, tojcthciwith alt annoyinj Bvnjptoms uatul in snch coses. Hcuco 1havo r.o hcritation in recomnendi-g it asa snre remedy forall nllcctions of tho chest, and a certain pcrvcotlvo c înitcoldn. connh and palaionixy attacks. '¦__J (BavJ M L U'CiDTnr O'Coason, C.

Our A rent for Wr.t-rford nnd DiatrictUIJr. HENEY BELL, Dru ĝbt,

THE QUAY .

rCD UPTUEE. 7O>UPTDEE.JjTij . -MJ .G Ul'FEIlEKS fro-i Hctr.b (Rupturo) aro rccoin-

rr-mded to -(Tc^r AVetton'o Mojjnetio Tru:3, highlyrecommended for it-o Curative nnd healing properties.

c^^ p n i c E S . J20 :" V7diit DdU rctige from 10a. 6d. to C3a.Lung Jnvi gorators ranga from 12s. Od. to C23

( .̂j'Prico recording to rrui îctic power cad not cho.Other appliances priced on samo basis. 113

Letters requesting cdvico leccivo our beit attentionConsultations Free. Illuntra 'td Pnmphlct.') rjrr.tw.

Inventors , Patentees , ar.d Mar.ufai tv .rcrc ,

WETJTON k CO.,9, LOWER : SACKVILLE STREET,D U B L I N .

ROBERT A. M ERRY & CO.ECCOUU KUD l-OD GEl.EIii ti I-'AIIILT UB^

8HEEHY (P.1I0 cv Goltlca) a Gcoa SoundWino ... ... ... 21:;. psr do:,

POET (on Excellent V/KK ) ... COJ. „CLAEET (Mcdoc) ... ... 1G3. „BUEGUNDY ... ... ... 24s.CHAMPAGNE (Summer) ... 3SJ .MABSALA ... 18c. „BEANPY (Finest Old Cc;;ncu:) ... 5n. per liotBUM (Finest Oia Jamaica ... 3a. „GIN (Finest London) ... ... Ja. „

„ (Fiocjt Geneva) ... .. 2s. 9d.tSS All the above C3Q be bad in Half Bottlea.

WHISUEY (Very Old Malt) ... SOJ. 'por K B 1„ (FlDtst Old Ulaj) ... 10a. ,,

LIQUEUE8,MCNEBAIi WATERS, i

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GENE SAL. LIBT OK A PPLIOATIO:)

KOBEBT A. MEBBT U CO.,Family Qtccers, WbUkeqr Bonders, and Direct

Wioe SUppera, a.2BWATEEFOBD AND DUNGABVAN.

(BsTABLieBxp 1868.)

BITTTBRpTBAMID JJUTTBR -DOZES

(which canoot be Boiled)Largely as«d by Dairy faotrrlcf, and ¦] iproved ol

by English;Buyer*, ' <Sappli«d io soy quantity to contain 1. bs.. 14lbs.

Mbr, 66) b»,,t 70lb».All a innlfotm weighty aod :

The Nea ttf t ctnd Qhedpt it Pvckuyt mate.

GEOBGEj' PEftEY 'ft!: CO.,BOX-MlJcaEi CAMpiN EOW, DtlBJLIK, ;

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ELLIMAN'S UNIVERSAL EMBROCATION, Is. lid. & 2s. 9dThorough-Bred Stallions for 1892,AT THE FHOPBIETOE'8 STABLEB,BACHELOB'8 WALK , WATEBFOBD

JPBANCXSOASr.Brod by Mr. Honry Chaplin , foaled ia 1835.He «S8 got by Hermit , winner of tho Derby (30

startera), his dam Villa Franca, bred by Princ-s Boltj-koff , got by EcBtitution , winner of the 8t Leger 8take»and second for the Frircs of Wales Stakes at Ancot of.£4,100, being only beaten a length by his balf-brothcrKing Alfred. . ,

Villa Franoa'i 5am Verona , by Orlando, winnor oftho Derby, out of lx>dine, by Ion , «eoondfor tho Dtrby,and Biro of Wild Dayroll , winner of the Derby it 1855.

BMtitntion by King Tom, bis dam by Slanc.KiogTotn was by Harkatvay, off PocohantcJ, tho

dam of 8tookrre)l ; aba naa by Olonouo , off Unrpcccs,by MnlOT, a don of Orvillcs

FEANC1SCAN U a dark oheotuut , etandiig about15 haDds 3 inohea high, nith a very blood-like hoodand neck sot on to vrell placed shoulders, great ,depthof girtb, powerful arms , thighs , and gaekint, andstanding on tha very best of short, sound, Oat legs audgood feet, with light, straight action.

Amongst bis many performances Franoiecan no.i thoStoines Handicap Hnrdlo Baoe at Kompton Park , twomiles, carrying Hit lib, and tho Sandown GrandPriie, 2. miles, oartryine tbe erusblng weig ht of llct121b, (14 8tarto r«). Ho will bo aUicltW limimd toforty publicly approved sound mares, beaidca ten c(bis owcern.

Terms—Thoroughbred tlorea iJlO each ! grosai'o fc:10a. All otherg £i cieb ; grcora'o feo, ba.

All monoy to bs paid beforo July 1st, 1892. G;;o^a 'jfoo at firm oerTico. Scaoon ends July 1st, 1C92.

PM3DIOIJ PL0V72B.By Lori Bonalrl, hin tlam . by Virginia Creeper , hjWeathorbit , by Sheet Anchor , by Lottery, by Traep,by D'ck Andrews , by Joo Audrons , by Eolipco , bytlarske, by Sauirt , Eclipse's dam, Spilctto by ]£'jjcla3,ton of tho GodolpUn Arabbn.

It is nccaiecs to cay moro of PASSION I/LOWER ,aa hinoolf and his prodnco aro co vroll and favcurr-bljknown in thioand tho ndjoiniug countlco.

Tormn—ThoiouEhbrcd tnarc3 , .510 rr.ch ; Cfoorn'ofeo, 103. Gcntlenon'o half-bre d or rrorklcj Eire.-!,

Ŝ3 each ; groom'3 feo, bs. Tenant farmer:' c:r;i,j£2 each ; (froom'o fee , "J Cd.

A NDTKB RAWL;.

A powerful , nr^inj-lcoUiii!; broivn horcc, cLzncia^nbont It! bands h,'ith pboty of bouo and civ:'.: ;Llnotion.

THE EATH 'uy ncUjv/cod , hiochci Pic!: Do;r.iEoby Lord Eonnld, IJ D T Oam Ljdli\ by Uacdonild , out c>Lofraoy by Windfall.

Holfjnood by Or^ct , lib ehia Tuns Chit Ly lite;;Tom by Hcrliacaj'.

Terc3—Thoroughbred marc J , -£o Boyal by llildow , oatof Gipsy Qnf:on ; .Untoyati b7 Orlando , ouj. o' t.;=li-bra n ; Nutbonrco by tbo Nabob , out of f rincc-" bjtho Rierry tlonareih.

Thoronghbrcd Ucrcj. Jli ; Gioca'o feo. IAJ J.GontlenoD 'o HalNtir.-d oi' \7oi-in2 tiorc^, ^i c~.::; ;

G.ooj'ofj; ', 5s ,Tenant Farcnrre' Mr.rcj, .Ciccch ; Groou 'o f:^ , 2. CJ.Groom'o fco at iitct f:rvic. S.'i'vico cio:t.'y to bo

paid on or beforo tho lu >. Au ,;ut.t , 18U2 , to tho l-.o-prietoror his nrdcr.

The proprietor p^rlioubrl y niaheJ that ecrtloL-.cnaod brccdira would in:pcct these horce.3 and i^cl ^o forIhomotlv to.

No accountabi lity for acaldciita to llarcc: . it .-117should occor, bnt tho bent of ciro will b£ ILLCU 0?them. No Uarc n nttcndrd to on Sundays.

Scaconendo tho lO'.h Jul y, \692 ,

A S8E3SOR , fnalod in 1C37. Brora hor::- , ctontMA. 15 h3i id3 3} li;chto hijh. Ho io o ;i&;;crfcl ,loDfithr, Iovcl , deep-tocdo horce , v/ith cr^it bj.io icdsplendid action.

A8SESSOB by Arbitrator, hb dun tiny Day (thadam of Hay Coy) by Vocao , hor dim Larkav: cy (t!iodam of Coma Av/uy) by Royal Oak Day, out of Lnr.aby Hwkawav. Arbitrator by 8alon , oot of TruoHeart by Unajid , winner of t'.ioD^rby) by Norrriinctcr,his dam Mary Jr.no by Pompoy, con of Eallho, h?jdam. Batafla- by Bny Middloton. TJnc-.j (t!io cira olSlav Day) noo got by Gtockndl hio d:a NiMiiinjiloby tlonntain Deer , out of Cb.rinda by Sir Horcnl -otho slro of Irish lilirdcatcher).

Tertno—Tborocghbrcd Mnrc3 , £G cioh ; [jrocnj 'cfco, 10a. Gontlemon'n hulf-brcd or v?orkin[T tlnco,£3 each j grooro'ii fee , 5o. Tecint farmer;' Uarcs£.2 each ; (jroom'ji fej , VJ Ud.

For billo and [nrtioulcra apply to tt3 prj-ri.tc:,llr. Jouu HTJELEY, CO U.'JOTJ .

Soriico tlonoy ti bo p-'d c:i cr l:;fsro tVs fir:iclAnjcit , 183.2.

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70, Qir.y, ^7p,torford,Directs atteulj on to hir> pvenent

Stock of Indian Ci/j r.rvj cm]Cheroots.

INDUilT CIGAR?.Trioclitn^phy rigaro [largjoiro), 3d. each ; u for lo.

Do. Ohei'oota (Icrgo tire), 3J. each ; ii for lc.Do. Barrel Sbapo „ 3d. cacb ; (j fc? la.

Smaller Sizes in nbovo 2d. crcb | H i . 100.Tricblca nrc raanofnetured by OakeB & Co., ?JrXr.~ " .Full flarourcd and ia Gplccdid condition.

MILD BTOIANS.I'lor Do fjutaattK (.citra largo Cigar), Gd. tr.ca.

Do. (large Crgar) , 41cach ; 0 for U. C.IDo. (medium slzo CIRM ), 3d. c;cb.Do. j Chi roots, 4d. cacb.

L'lot De Java (largo Bizo Cigar) 3d. ccob.Do. (medium e!s* Cigor), 3d each ; 0 ft: 1JDP. (small eiro Ci»»r). lco 100

Iillld Indians ba»o a largo and lacrenclns calo.

Gold llcbuto (largo tsize). 4-1 cuihBurmali's (largu sizA 24 cacb ; 7 for laUurmab'j (itunll size) Id each ; H for 19Tricble Whiffy , Id caoh ; 14 for IsWctt Indian Planters, 3d each ; 9 for lo

Do. (email), 3d. cacb ; D f\ r IsI bold a Largo S c=k of Iodiau Cignro. All tbe

meat pcpular li.aDdo ntll tuatured and IU (jcctlccnditioD.

TENER1FFE (CANARY ISLANDS)CIGARS.

BuPICUCitiOJ FEUEDALL 'B bH AH IJ.Theeo Cigars «re Mild, Aromiitio and Dilicato

Diado cr uptciil shapr, barm rveo aud >lov7cr thr.nmost Ftrci gn Ciijaia similar in flavour toHavanabe. Pacicd 10 in bundh for 2J . Larcosize, 2s 3J.

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In C3T lc=3 experi-ica ~o h:,To r:rcr i.r:nauywiiiJj co perfect. IToUiing better c^n b;(I:;ircd. Prices Tcry mod crate, ". obtainable for pescrolc:o. It 13 6nitoblc for ell fcon;ebo!d per.pc:c:. It3 nanbiEc po. ;cr3 croUAr.VEL-LOUS.If t!:: sinplo dircc(ism en th; nrr.pptrarcunJ each tablet ^rc fo;!ov;ci utcn vraah-ic ,^ clot':';3

rJirj mnc v/iz,:. DEOI? ens.Its naturo at tho tauio tide la GO ciild thatit i3 cstcnslvcly \izz-X co i\ Tollci Gco?, tadr.ii\l not Injuro the cc;t Ocli — '.o fabric. Itis nicel y perfumed.

Im!:t oa tslBfj «uppll.-d with FOLAS BEAECOAP, end tato no ott:r till ycu havo tried It.0-03 c:;d it T7lU bo rt-.-z j i -azzi, t=.-Z Irccsio thef.-vo'jritj.

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ii tho Market. ; 3SU ITA H L :; FOR Ir.isn EOAE3. An Inspection invited. Write lot Lutt. : :i

R E PA I RS ! . ¦; >i^V;; havo introduced SPECIAL MACHINERY for executing RppMn ia ' %OIII - Workshops, and all work is turned oat under the supemaon ; Ĵ

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can b« prodaoed UfiEfi lN THE1B MASUfAOTOM^r^Y?"^^^^ffflJ. G. dirccti (pecUl notice to bf* O&YVTA& TQP4"|yjfwiMM'.v-LLi.'̂ ^.-L.-'Jii^flfree ftorn M JmporttfM, by nttu of « VKW AHD^N ârePlto3SSLS&clUiBea RtcoDitdenbw tspeBN. ̂Altoi • - ¦ ¦ ,. ,« ', .'"] ;: ¦! ¦ '¦'! , .;¦?, !H^ASS'G ALB, Bottled uodtr hU p^oatl ¦ujcrrfcioo, «•¦ Onj* H M to '̂ Wkitf

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:-Doing my work, &O*eiMknifeV: < fr îk-Mslteir' ' ¦ !¦:¦'i ¦¦ ¦':Aught fta>tfl« i f̂ v̂ .̂:̂ i'.v y -\Bat raise, and mo**g ĵ3IK ̂

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r*jJM t̂h»' merniag aplatterFlashed o'er this Sky, ' !¦' : ' vrr ̂- " " -

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But if Q wondrous, hand from the blue reader ̂ .. v

Hdd oatieefe i fOn whieh my life wafwrifcajriL I with wonder I

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Acmod Thy faithfnines* ejuiaot betrfty,Nor love flocay. M : . "¦. ¦ ' . :

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Toy oonnsalsW*'*]. ¦ |i ¦ >-AloD(j the path no deepea4iAgj«hMow;tte*l*th ;

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ONE, [ Twq l̂mBES.- : -I caw three witches as the wind blew eold,

In a red light on toe le»j | ;Bold they were, and OT«r-1»dld, : '

As they safled •Ter'tbcjiWi !CaUiag for " One, ̂ wb, three t"CalUnit for "One, twp, three!" -

And I think loan heiir ; ;It a-ringinr in niy ear, • ; ! . i

A-calling far thelf"Dne, two.ihree 1

And clouds came over the sky, . : 'And the wind it blew h*r< I aad free ;

Aad the wayet w«r# bold» IM «»er-bold,Aa we sailed orer the «e» b

Howling for "One, two, three !"Oh, I tbffitTwn - b^T; ! ;It a-howlinffinjay emr, : : .

Howlins for tf» " On», two, three!": ; ..': ; : T , j i - j ! : - i ', :• . . ' ; . ;

And the «torm came ̂ o*ru)« on, 'Saohastorm ae I netprdid.f«e, , , 'And the stprb; it wa« boldlanvdrerrbold.And a*bad*» a storm ebfldbei ! ,

A roaringforita -Oni/twofithreel"A-howling for its " Q$i, two, three!

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And a wave came oter th* d»ek; j .At big as a ware oohld bti I ' :And it took *w»y th» ot^Wn, .«adtfi» mat* ud »man .;: *"¦ ¦ ') [ ¦] j ; ¦!. i. - \ [ ;¦, •

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It hsdgofc the '-ODft twa. tbT !̂'' ;And U keptthaf'lOnei ttro, thro* !" '

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Aa it went wife the " OM , two, three!" ! ;

THE LIGHTING OT ;T |̂C$fsriHIGHLY IMPOBTANT DJBCU88I0X ON

THE GAS QUhSTIOtf l̂ 1 ; i k - H' ' - —zJ 'J ' ^ ^'WILL WE HAVE GAB OB BLBCTBICHT .̂At the meeting of tbe Porpma^ .̂Ti d̂sy/

the MI.TOB presiding, Mf.:J. JJ J««»j -*4*wi :.Oetl̂ 'hanoe stftted that the Cprpo**k»*( f sieortdjttta,prorisional order lot the Ii

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pi?:!;! noired t̂yt /Ald|i?]5jV .fjl:.battb î: woole)' tfaen be hear J, ;s

'eooijidled't£aiiifa «̂inwblo>:fl!ii; Bp iafdi';j :\ , .i ; ,.;!-::-[•; K- ¦• •¦. • .• y.'i ¦¦ { : ¦< : ¦, ¦;••;,]• ;.!TbiOHMp! Ifon, «nttiftna 'of . Dr. O'SuUf»af andMe ,̂;;#k*i£•¦.W^̂ l';latodl

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95 per t«nt. of the c H«.ns he M^nvats^wetein faVjbur of tKt ele«t. a Ugat, and 4« they woald t*seriorisly affw tW in - tbe rnttter tbty thoaght! tfci f̂ehtmld ,b& cat) lidered; by- the' Corporatioa id tbiligbt%-of ttliste!ilrt«r.;-.

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of WaterfordawmetiiTMfpM iwonld tya farther wad senona intiwtiie tothaolttwM. Wdaow reipMtfolly iak th* nwrnbus P! tbfeCorpontfoa to take th* jneeeasarj^rteni t •eoari r̂oin aninaetwaaent sooros an estimate ot th» -probable eoit ofmain linlnr theUectriolliatiatlie'oi'y, asxeqoired by th»Prorl«lonarord«r. We alsb «sk &e Corporation to considertbe groat beo«ftt the •tanttle; Ugb* would be toipritat*ooniamert from fc hygUmio point of -view, ik oompued wltlithe vitiated uimjito* waen; gas is. ba^ nt. Toa hartsoOoieat proof «tf the entateooyof the;etoctrioUihfe fa th idty both aa a fusllo anfl prrrate flluainant. Hotw»hstand-iag the uncerU&ity of tits; opntinnuoe, l£ has be«ii largel]rarallei •! by priykte oonawners, | aad u\ iieme iaataaoes bypublic inttitotion*. OtberidUw aad towns in Irataad bar >adopted it. aad iwe hope spa will find ap reason ta make uchange.. .' • r- i , . ; : T.- .' - i . ;' x/ : '

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d̂ei onth* 4reoommen( atip» of tiie dobtori- Thelattejr wUhedJUi mak« seme provision jfo» epidemicMr ThopapeonrrTon oant get agodd aortiole for aferior p*o«, and the d ôtoro atate

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asking' thkt a enpply of butter and etga be added; to therations ol the oiBcers^! The "WaterfOrd Board ofQnardians had paea*d|aresolution to that effect!tobetter itha physical condition of their officers' - '•- The ¦ Chairman—Wliat will yon flo with thjs letter ?

A gnarjiian asked tnej master if this waa the oase. jThe M*«ter-^Oh, yef, they do n't g*tf any butter j or

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jbin them in it. ,JVe.ought to be ] rat oniaipkr with theWaterford officers. We have.the Mune'ofihavinjg firstclass rations and we t>nly get t lird olajn. Wo joinMr KeUy ia thib ,; ; - . : ;

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¦; Mr; Thompson then agreed to hand in a notioa ofnotion to the effect that batter and oggalbe added tothe rations of tbe offioera of the workhonse. '

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