... LACTINA. for calves prevents pour. needs no boiling, and costs one half the price of milk. I if. easily digested, and highly relished by the youig auini»I.Ax>VT. ...

... AN INTERESTING GATHERING. The poor of Rhyl have once more experienced the seasonable and acceptable benevolence of Miss Evans, Preswylfa, her generosity .this year taking the form of a tea to about 125 of the aged poor of the town. The tea was served out at the Rhyl Cocoa House, the various viands provided being of the choicest quality. The repast generally was of a substantial character, and ...

... Dr.Fourrier, of Gompiegne, writes that since it has been asserted saccharin hinders the action of the digestive fermentations, and that clinical observation has shewn that its ingestionis susceptible of troubling more or less profoundly the functions of digestion, it has been prohibited as an alimentary substance. But Baccharin remains a medicament, and, according to the experiments lately ...

... The first requisite that clothes should possess it that they should be sufficiently warm. This is a thing which is very greatly neglected, particularly by young men, many of whom have an aversion to over coats and complete indifference to the danger of damp clothes. Catching cold is no trivial matter. Consumption, valvular disease of the heart, and ether diseases often result from this cause. ...

... At the Rhyl Petty Sessions on Monday, a case of the utmost importance to trades- people and the general public, was heard and decided. We refer to the action brought by Mf ssrs Bass and Co. against Mr Joseph Williams, of the Crescent Hotel in this town. '£h:. is the first case that has taken place here, or in fact within a radius of thirty miles around, under the Merchandise Trade Marks Act; ...

... MR. GLADSTONE'S BIRTHDAY. To the Editor of the RHYL RKCOBD AND ADVERTISES. DEAn SLu,Will you be so kind as to allow me a small fpace in your valuable paper to express one of the many thoughts that entered my mind on Monday evening (December 30th, 1889) at the Liberal Club, when there listening to the many speeches about Mr Gladstone on the celebration evening. I did not like to ask the ...

... Many business firms indulge ia what may be called I. spasmodic advertising, apparently thinking that in the rush and clamour of buisness dealers aie going to call a halt and invoke memory to resurrect them from the jaws of oblivion. This is a fallacy as the experience of men well Versed in the art of advertising well know. People in want of lines or classes of goods scan the columns of a ...

... OPENING OF PARLIAMENT. Parliament was opened by commission on Tues- day last. The Queen's speech was read by the Lori Chancellor. In the Speecti is the following paragraph, in reference to the tithe question —A bill for im- proving the procedure by which tithe is now levied and for facilitating its redemption will be laid before you. Commenting on this a Jjondon correspondent writes :-No ...

... Mr Stanley has renewed his promise* given to the Rev. Mr Hugbea, of Colwyn Bay, to deliver a lecture in North Wales on behalf of the Congo Mission. It is said that arrange- ments are being made for the hire of the Carnarvon Pavilion. Rhyl is far more central for North Wales, and we have in the Palace a building capable of accommodating quite- as many people as the Carnarvon Pavilion. Could not ...

... SUPPOSED ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY ROBBRY.—A rumour was current in Dyserth on Sunday morning ibat a daring attempted highway robbery had iaken place on the Dyserth Road. It would appear ;hat about 11 Saturday evening two young men vere driving home a grocery van to Rhyl, when ,hey were stopped by a Police Constable and in- terrogated as to the condition of the horses. In re- ply they soid they had ...

... The fortnightly meeting of the above Board was held at the Board Room, St. Asaph, on Thursday. PresentMr Edwin Morgan (chairman); Capt. Conwy and Mr John iloberts (vice chairmen) Messrs. LI. Lloyd, J. Duncan Miller, J. Foulkes, Jos. Lloyd, T. Howes Roberts, Robert Merris, J. Briscoe, W. Littler, Hugh Parry, Thomas Matthews, T. P. Hughes, J. Roberts, J. Me Murray, John Roberts (Fox hall); J. ...

... The fortnightly meeting of the above Board was held at the Board Room, St. Asaph, on Thursday. Present-Mr E. Morgan (chairman), Captain Conwy and Mr John Roberts, (vice- chairmen), Rev. D. Evans, Messrs W. Wynne, B. Littler, W. Bell, W. Williams (Prestatyn), J. Lloyd, R. Davies, T. Matthews, J. Roberts, W. Littler, Thomas Evans, Hugh Parry, J. D Jones, J. McMurray, R. Fisher Jones, S. Perks, T ...