... Suffer in silence from diseases of the nervous systein. If there is anything more distressing among cnronic diseases, mcdical literature has not yet revealed it. A newspaper is no place in which to describe the particulars of this agony. Every victim knows it for himself, but every victim does not know what thousands have testified to—that when all other remedies fail they have been restored ...

... [REUTJmLEGRAM.] -1 ST. PETERSBURG, Thursday.-The Bourse (Jaz mentions a report that the Bank of England has proposed to the Russian Finance Department that the latter should deposit with the bank for a oertain period, at a proportionate rate of interest, the amounts at present held by Baring ...

... A DOWLAIS BREACH OF PROMiSE CASE. Verdict for £ 95. On Thursday afternoon Mr Walter-TJ. Morgan under-sheriff, and a jury sat at the Pontypridd police-court to assess damages in a breach of pro- mise action brought by Sarah Ewart, milliner, of Nc&th, against William Nicholas Jones, draper, 115, High-street, Dowlais. The action, had been remitted from the High Court, defthidant. having allowed ...

... INDIANS AND THE 11 MESSIAH CRAZE. [RECTER'S TELEGRAM.] I OTTAWA, Sunday.—The latest reports from the Indian agents in the reserves in the North-West territoritios are of a satisfactory character and ahow that the efforts to propagate the Messiah craze among the Canadian Indians were fruitl ess. Efforts to Stay the Outbreak. [REUTER'S TELEGRAM.] CHICAGO, Monday.—General Miles states that all ...

... I CARDIFF AMUSEMENTS. I Theatre Roya). Charles Reade's drama of Drink, founded upon Zola's L'Assoizoii-, has not been seen in this part cf the kingdom for a long time but old theatre- goers will have vivid recollections of the phases of life depicted by the since departed playwright. Of the moral qualities of the drama there can be no two opinions but although everybody may not be desirous of ...

... RA!LWAY SERVANTS' DINNER AT CARDIFF. The twelfth annual dinner in connection with the Ca.rdit!' and District Railway Servants' United Benent Society took place at the Royal Hotel on Monday evening. Councillor Joseph Ramsdale prided, und he was supported by Sir Morgan Moreen, Councillors Carr, Shepherd, Andrews, Parker, Lewi- Noah' Rees, and Edward Thomas Dr Lougher, a.nd Messrs Robert Power ...

... The Marks Libel Case. Ii 1.J 10: (\. J 'V u I v. TELEGRAM TO TIn: V. eanesaay. — i!ie cnarge against o. Washington Batterfield, of having published iibel upon Mr Harry Marks, editor and pro- prietor of the Fintineial News, was further pro- ceeded with to-day, at the Old Bailey, before the Recorder, this beinj the ninth day. Sir Charles Russell, Q.C., M.P., Mr Charles Matthews, and Mr .thnr ...

... Ini3ta1lation of Brc. C. E. Dovey as W.M. Th in;;albtin o!f Ht'otber C. E. Dovey as W.M. of tb-s (960), Carditf, took pi'we at the Working-str'-ft, Ti: lcd, w¡tS C'11 od in d.. fcnn at 3.50 by Bro. D. S. V&rsopoUo, w.,rshipful mvst,,v of the th.: Leon th? brethren of th, var,čm3 h,dD. W;:T:) with the custctn'iry The various }cc.d cons'sting cf the Glar.ornl.D, Windsor, And the Ba.rry Lodg, ...

... I THE BRAVERY OF A SWANSEA POUCE-SERGEANT. The town clerk of Swansea, has received the following letter from the editor of the Quiver:— Dear Sir.—I have the honour to thank you for your Madness in forwa,rding me the cnicia,! report of tho occurreuce at the recent 9re in Swansca. and ha.ve pleasure in informing you tha,t there has been awarded the bronze meda,I of the Quiver Hero Fund to P.O. ...

... FATAL BURNING CASE AT I LLANELLY. An Inquest was held a,t the Star Inn, LiMneHy, on Friday before Dr D. J..Rowlands, deputy coroner, on the body '.f a child, three years of age, who died on Wednesday from the t'Sects of burns. It appears that the little one's moch'-r, Elizabeth Bowen, living opposite the m:1king gingerbeer on }Ionday, and emptied boiling water into a sina.U ''cauldron,and ...

... Saturday's Football. PORTH Y. YSTR VO KXCKLSIORS.— Played on the ground oi the former on Saturday last, and result-od in nJ draw. THE MERTHYR F.C. are open for a good team on Boxing Bay at Merthyr. Apply at once to the secretary. BOWLAIS 2ND V. CAKRPHILLY 2xJ),-Pl!tyed on the ground of the bl,er, and euded ill a draw. Score Dowlais, 1 goal, 1 minor Caerphilly, 3 tries, 3 minors RBHW VALE ...

... Nothing definite is known at present as to the resi gnation of the Speaker, which has been spoken of as probable. His absence at the beginning of next year would be universally regretted, and it is to be hoped that it will prove unnecessary. He has alret-dy expressed a wish to withdraw, but yielded to the representations made to him to induce him to retain his position. Out of con- sideration ...