... Effectually Cure Old In Head ; InflueiuA . Norton* fn> 'a«tt;> a v f.-tr and the lf»«d tin- 4vat •••».» («.r Ftnilix staiil 1 a'! Cheinfets and stores. ONE SHILLING, l'*t Fit, •tamp*. from ickenzie's Cure Depct, READING. K'fitt* IVorth'ett Imitations. RFn Permanently cured A PEW lllwU DAYS by simple, inexpensive -elf-treatment. Particulars free on receipt stamped envelope to Dr. C. D. CURTIS, ...

... ever the progress any club has been dogged by , rtieer t'.l luck, that it-am h.«. been the Swindon Town I (Seven tny 'imrs th'S season they have lost or drawn Southern League matches when they were by far the better team, and when but 'or cither their own lii-luck the good to'iune tbeir opponents whichever way you hk'- lo -k it—a brace Southern League poin's been their>. they Wave gone to the ...

... ke Ihe Don. ——With the glorious plimage the Kingfisher I am now k'd, and. write ibe word. 1 can almost Tee the colours of the b l . flu across the silent water, now and again stray sunbeim hgh'ing up the feathers in splendour. My fancy rests on dark and ibady sheet of water, by b»avy foliage, the edges almost ink in appearance ; a c./ol feeling prevai s. although a hot day Julv. and the cry ...

... 20 Colts of the Citt. —This annual •match was played on the Sj>a, in wet and miserable weather, there being a fair number spectators present. Dram well started for the XV. ...

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... of 22. Victoria Street. Swindon, for the correct answer to the original riddle, •'Why Ally's nose like the Light? The answer Is, Because it's a warning against becoming Wreck.' —This week Mr Game, raalster.of Swindoo, has received one of Ally Sloper's Watches. INTERESTING TO CREDITORS.—to Henry Ellison, a bankrupt, of Swindon. Ia the debtor's statement of accounts just issued creditors, ...

... SWINDON TOWN v. 3 *i> GRENADIER GUARDS. HARP GA MS: MA GN/FIC F.N TGO A CREEPING. The match between these teams was arranged n-.til too late in the week permit of advertisements being issued, but notwithstanding this fact there was capital crowd on the Croft enclosare to ess the game on Saturday afternoon. The weather was excelent, and the same can said the state of the ground, which had ...

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... Those who went to the Wilts County Ground last Satu day w-«ich the Wilts Cup tie between the Town Reserves and Railway teams the anticipation seeing • - ,\h tion the A*.> nation game, must have berr. woefully ippomted. hete always a good deal .iirt-r-i.ee t'te s'vle a team when playing under f. ...

... 1 am now able pie-ent »ny readers with the records for the pasi season ol several the leading clubs in Swindon, and, on the whole, the results can considered as more than satisfactory. i» pretty clear that lootball Swindon >s not onlv its own but is steadily Ihe 1896 7 season ol the TOWN F C, has been matk**d ch-- k-rcd career. the couim the s*-»son there was run almost sensationa vict v the ...

... THE MAN WHO KILLED I LAM LION In the there January n.imo-r the Windsor ...