... MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN Should always be used when children are cutting teeth it relieves the little sufferers at once, it produces natural quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright as a button. It is perfectly harmless and very pleasant to taste. It soothes the child, it softens' the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu- ...

... | PENTRE-EHONDDA. STIPENDIARY MASISTUATK.—A correspondent writes;- It is with feelings of perfect accord with the lower por- tion of the Valley, that the recently appointed stipendiary magistrate has decided to hold his meetings in this, the centre of the Rhondda district. ...

... SMALL POX.—This terrific scourge still carries away its victims. There are a great many cases, especially in the outskirts of the parish, at such places as Cwmbach. COLLEGIATE.—The Baptist friends of Mr. John Mills will be glad to hear that he has passed a successful ex animation at Llangollen College, standing at the head of a large number of candidates. He has commenced hIs course of studies ...

... On Wednesday, in the Divorce Court, before Lord Penzance, and Justices Mellor and Brett, an application was made in the matter of the divorce suit, in which the Rev. James Kelly, the late incumbent of St. George's, Liver- pool, was the respondent. He now asked his lordship whether he would kindly say when the Court would hearthe motion which he had placed on the files of the court, so that he ...

... An escaped leopard is traversing New Jersey. He does not tarry long in one place, but changes his spots continually. On Monday evening the schooner Alarm, of Brixham, which capsized in January last in the RiVfr Parret, about four miles below Bridgwater, was blown up by means of two charges of litho-fracteur of about 50ïbs. each. The volume of water and debris thrown up by the explosion was ...

... Accidents upon our local railways appear to be be- coming epidemic. Another of a very disastrous character occurred on Saturday morning, about ten o'clock, on the Ely Valley Railway. A coal train, consisting of 39 laden wagons, was proceeding on its journey, and when rounding a sharp curve near Hendreforgan, from some cause, yet unexplaned, the engine left the rails, and ploughed up the ground ...

... VOCHRIW. CRAXOGWKN.On Saturday evening last Miss Rees (Cranogwen) delivered her celebrated lecture on the sub- ject » Bevond the Rocky mountains, at the Independent Chapel, Vochriw. The Rev. Mr. Griffiths, the minister of the chapel, occupied the chair. Ihe proceeds of the lecture will go towards liquidating th« debt on the Cal- vinistic Methodist Chapel, Vochnw. ...

... TROEDYRHIW. ATISITTO THE SKWACF. GAHDKN-. An i'nportant deputation of members of the Rochdale Board of H-alth recently paid ftn official visit of inspection to the Sewage Irrigation Works of the Merthyr Board of Health, near Troedyrhiw. The party (about a (tenm number), was conducted over the works by Mr. B,.il,;y Denton whft designed them. Dr. James, of the Merthyr Board, also accompanied the ...

... MAES Y C WMMER. The third entertainment, in connection with the Sunday School of the Baptist Chapel at the above place, was held on Tuesday last, when the attendance was very large, The chair was occupied by Mr. Ll. Jenkins Miss Jones and Mr. Williams kindly presiding at the harmonium. The Pengam choir sang several pieces, and were the chief attraction of the evening. Mr. Parry's little ...

... Lieutenant-Colonel Layard, chief constable of the East Hiding of Yorksliiro, died suddenly, afler a short illness on Saturday night. He h.1 hell the oliico since the establishment of the constabulary fiiteen years ago. Sir John Lubbock has undertaken to introduce a bill to extend the provisions of the Factory and Work- shops Acts to all shops open for the manufacture, sale. or repair cf any ...

... THE LICENSING QUESTION.—Several of the town and district publicans have been kept in a state of suspense, owing to the non-granting of their licenses the magis- trates having ordered valuations to be made of then- pre- mises, to See if they met the requirements* of the Act. THE W(,I»RN(,I4- —The Poor Law Board have or- dered that alterations shall be made in the Union Work^ house, as the ...

... AUTUMNAL MEETING. The autumnal meeting of the Associated Chambers of Commerce commenced on Tuesday at South- ampton. The Hartley Institution was the place of assembly, and the Southampton Chamber, and, indeed, the Southampton people generally, had evidently made up their minds to give their visitors a hearty welcome. One of the features of that welcome was, luncheon given to the delegates by ...