... CONSUMPTION, and all nervous, bilious, stomach, and liver complaints in every stage are only aggravated and accelerated by drugs of every description, but perfectly curable by Du liA RBY'S health restoring RevaIentaArabica Food, as proved by thousands of cases which had been considered hopeless; such as indigestion (dyspepsia), cough, asthma, consumption, habitual constipation, diarrhoea, all ...

... Open every Saturday from 10 till 2; and on Saturday and Mon- day Evenings, from Seven till half-past Eight. The gentlemen to be in attendance are—on Saturday, Mr Woods and Mr. C. H. Evans on Saturday Evening, Mr. Pride; on Monday Evening, the Rev. D. Howell. ...

... GREAT WESTERN COLLIEKY. —We understand that, owing to the slackness of trade and the scarcity of orders, a con- siderable number of hands belonging to this pit will be discharged. PONTYPRIDD BOARD OF GUARDIANS. Wednesday, Oct. 2nd, 18G7. The fortnightly meeting was held to-day. Present W. Perkins, Esq., chairman W. Prichard, Esq.; Rev. D. W. Williams; Messrs- Francis, Mail.licks, Peun (vice ...

... CANTON MISCHIEF.—At eleven o'clock on Saturday, ^.toe men were turned out of the Foresters' Arms, ^igh-street. Not being allowed to re-enter, one of them tOok up an old tin pot that lay near, and flung it with 81ch force into the window of the bonse as to carry clean four large panes, and tbe separating frame-work. ?he fellow is known, and, no doubt, proper me»ns will 6 taken to punish him. ...

... NEATH. FENIAN EXCITEMENT.—On Saturday this town was again thrown into considerable excitement; hut this time the sensation was of a novel description. he fol- lowing are the facts: About noon on Saturday Superin- tendent Phillips, of tha borough police, observed a per- son of the Captain Deasy type, earning a kind of Yankee overcoat on his arm, a particularly small fishing rtold in his hand, ...

... HAKVEST THANKSGIVING.—Last Tuesday, in this place, was set apart to hold special prayer meetings, as thanks- giving for tha harvest. The English and Welsh Wes. leyans, in conjunction with the Calvinistic Methodists, had meetings at their respective places of worship throughout the day, commencing at seven a.m. The evening meeting was held in tbe new Wesleyan Chapel, where a large congregation ...

... THE BUTE DOCK EXTENSION. A glsnce ehannflward from the pier-hear), taking in the tortht of pilen rising from the mud Uiward the mouth of the riser Tulf, and the long trsin^of blfflast trucks mov- 'o g *>ackwai N and forwards on embsnkments stretching far beyond what a few months ago was the line of shore, reminds us thi:t?hetime has come for recording ihe progress of the new dock works at this ...

... THAT the next election will be a severely contested one there are few so bold as to doubt. Not that it is ex- pected that many candidates will come to the poll, for there will, probably, be no more than three or four at the utmost, but the race will be a hotly contested one, and between the second and third it will be very severe. As usual, before such contests, there are many expres- sions ...

... The olever rogue John Morgan. alias Thomas Ellis, a sketch of whose career in Wales, and of his im- pudent, but successful, roguery at Shrewsbury, un- der the assumption of being a detective police officer, we gave in last week's GUARDIAN, was recaptured in Spifalflelds, London, under the circnmstances which are described in yesterday's police report in the limes as follows:— On Wednesday, at ...

... MERTHYR. THE LLANDAFF ORDINATION.—At the recent ordina- T)n at Llandaff the Rev. W. Davids, curate of St. Tyd- paii'-h church, in this town, was admitted to priest's Otdfrs. PRESENTATION TO THE LIBRARY.—A handsome book ^photographs and the official record of the Australian Intercolonial Exhibition, has been presented to the ^eithyr Library by Mr. B. S. Davies, a former resident this town. ...

... CORN MARKET.—MONDAY. There was a good supply of foreign oats last week, but the other arrivals were moderate. There were no exports. English wheat up 8,664 qrs. foreign, 15,402 qrs. The show of samples on the Essex and Kentish stands this morning was moderate, with very little fine, part of which was wanted for seed, and sold at high rates. The best milling sorts, being scarce, were 2s. dearer ...

... The Gazette of last night contains a notice extending the regulations respecting the importation of foreign cattle to the 15th October. The Manchester Guardian says that several addi. tional Fenian arrests were made in that city on Thurs. day, one man being captured in the police court, to which he had obtained admittance bj means of a witness's ticket. We are still without tidings of Kelly ...