The Herald of Wales and Monmouthshire Recorder. — 1884-05-03 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

AMMO. MS-4„" -fling by lag report _ .. 271 t"'.eitted eines .. 71— 36.1 'ileaborged, eared, and relieved .. Died 0 —23  319 The Method Officers for U.. week w..,_ Pb Dr. Rawlings ; sergeos, Yr. Jabs. Menus._  Atfd Rob sea. 11. R., 0 el uglaPhrWr, 11.11.`18.. Residua .letasorloa_ yonasottes who attsodoe -Warm John 1.... Jobs Taylor, Thomas Ham, Drs. IL Davies, D. A. Davies, 'obis Mossy Ordliths. Balance doe Treasurers Al, 47 8s Id, My Ist, Inc  Serviane otaducted daring the weak hy the Sem li (Narks end John Thome. bendarciteera Parsed end 80/orison lo of boast rinta dowers, eld Dram, old calico, and env useful 'Aide will be meet think/ally received by the Iletraw. •Teem IC Nowt Secredry  Th• Adair 44 Wallis Weer ea lilireilawday evening, re-installed aa Grandmaster of English Fr.egrasona ; Lord Creator's' wee appointed Grand Senior Warden, and the Lord Mayor oil Landon .Jtunor Warden.  On Tuesday afternoon Ifr. H. Outhberteon (coroner) held an Inquest at the Town-hall, Neath, on the body of Laurance Crete. a porter on the Great Western Railway at Nseth, who died from injuries received on fluniay beet through being crushed between two waggoma at the station. Th. jury returned a verdict of And. dental Death.  Hensah A. Connor, a respectably dreamed woman, was charged at Pontypridd police court on Wednesday With attempting to commit suicide. Her lover told her that be had heard she had been in prism, whereupon she went out of the room they were in, and came beak with a bottle, the poisonous contents of which she drank slaying, "You shell never hear of this matter about me, again." Her lover then made her drink some warm water, and she reoovered. The bench dismissed her with a caution.  The Arohbiahop of York • presided at the Missions to Seamen's meeting on Timidity, let ultimo, at Willis' Rooms, Bt. James', S.W., when the report of the past year was adopted. The irrom income was £23,034, being an iserease of £2,030 over that of the previous year. Wherever commercial or warlike ships carry the British lag, there the Na lanai Ohara should make spiritual provision for the national seamen. Not one of the 38,000 British merchant diip carries a chaplain, and the! Salting boats, Virszkro light-ships, barges, the smaller emigrant ships, and the foreign milers of ' tossio' na in our harbour', all demand apecial roy:aion. The missions to seamen, 11 g., ham, street, Strand, London, W.C.,...w occupies 49 'esparto with 74 ohapUns and readers, &AL, and supplies them with 11111111/011 reseals and boat< churches, ' and mission coons; whilst 691 captains, 1 officers, and men, sot as volunteer helpers on board ships at sea. In the last five 1 years, 32,440 seal. ring men have been enrolled as total abstainers. In the last four yean, 20,510 Bibles and Prayer Books have been bought by sailors in twenty languages Last year, 7,409 ships sailed with libraries or bags of reading in their forecastles, whilst three-quarters of a million of publications were put on board ships. The mission churches on shore were thronged by seamen on 1 Sundays, whilst their week-day mission services had average attendances of 24 seamen per day. ' But the speciality of The Mission to Seamen is religious serviced' day by day on beard the ships, which have been conducted all the year round In all weathers Additional chaplains and readers are much needed for the shipping both In home ports and abroad. The Rev. E. J. Wolfe is the representative of ttda excellent society in flwansea, I 1 An important answer to—How can Cancer Scurvy, King's Evil, Headache, Inflammation. dn., be prevented P Keep the blood puns by taking Hughes' Patent Blood Pills. Thei great medicine for securing health. Sold everywhere at Ir. bid .2.. 9d., and 4e. 64  - - - FAIR Warm Ilanne.--..l3nght Clear Complezio-.—Sott Healthful Skin.—Pears' Soap, for toilet and nursery, specially prepared for the de. licate shin of lathe sad child en and "than lenitive to the weather, winter or summer. Prevents redness, roughness, a d chapping. Sold every. where, in t lets a dbe Is, Is each. Larger iii., Is 6d and 2a "THE SORROWS OF CHIDHOOD:' .Tnnriinro." " lin Johnson's Soothing Syrup" rubbed in the gums will allay imitation, and eve rest de the eter by &misting the Teeth to appear. It i3fg all irntaedm sat abarrlp7 ba:ttitw.leasin t to Mate' COXXON BEM, to beet applied by those who buy food and drink for the family at horn% and all th inking persons will see that articles paying a Government tax, seen as 'tobacco, wine, mints, and tea: cost more than articles not so taxed. In lea however e great saving Is made by baying the best„vieltiing double the streogth of common tea, but cowing only the Name duty. Consunien ol Tee me)v thus save half their tax, by procerrin their en .vply from: Hominids?' Agents. rot OSI years the tea imported by Hotelman and Co.. has been in daily Increasing demand beaus, It is strong, r.ch's .I,4=gle"7".dsderpo pars, and hoe from Prussian bin., stc. Res list of Amnia printed in this Miser.  strong,  IMPORTANT To I.4I7NIMITIMML —it your tradeesta does not sit Boddie, Paris Blse„ mead a post wird to taii makm, 160, ewes Victoria street, London sod Sari will tied yea is Isms ea sum ace wits WY a is Tour tows.