... Ystrad Ifoonrida. On Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, the members of the Salvation Army, Ystrad, held their three days' special services. On Saturday, the congregations were awar- ded with glowing testimonies from redeemed slaves, while on Sunday special meetings were held throughout the day, wnich had commenced with a love feast at 1 a.m., holiness meeting being held on Monday afternoon at the ...

... JOINTS FOR PUSHING ADVERTISERS. Don't expect an advertisement to bear fruit In one night. You can't eat enough in a week jfco last a year, and you can't advertise on the Jeame plan either.Those who only advertise once fin six months forget that most people cannot Remember any longer than six days. If you an arouse curiosity by advertising, you pos- isess a wonderful advantage, for the fair sex ...

... On Sunday and Monday, the formal open of the new Welsh Congregational Chapel took place. Some six years ago a few Congregation- alists, thirteen in number, met together and commenced religious services in a stable on the canal bank, when the following churches ap- pointed representatives to act as a joint Com- mittee in order to encourage and help the few to carry on their good work: Bethania, ...

... BRANDS OF r CT \/1 ( |l/b iffiiBtinfiy rr> ( i| rirn-r I £ !• 'ALBERT' Fanes wanes. WHEAT It* Process. MEAL IM Tie. SSfn. *ll,t REGISTERED TRADE MAEK. For Full Particulars address— J. REYNOLDS AND CO., GLOUCESTER. GEORGE'S PILE AND GRAVEL PILLS. A MARVELLOUS REMEDY. IT IS MORE THAN GOLD TO ME. IT SAVED MY LIFE. w5l rffertSi^ive1 it!hC BaCk °r L°inS °r between the shoulders, this remedy ...

... NERVOUS. To you suffer from anv of the undermentioned D senses ? If so, I can sport you, free of charge, particulars of a sure c.re for your malady. My experience is the result of 11 years' research, and the Remedies I rer-tmTir-ri.l have restored thousands of sufferers to health and vig ur and I invite all who suffer to en,i me an p.diireused envelope, and thereby he put in possession of a ...

... rePoM^° Press too early to be aJ»le to give a thda -week, of the Rev Eynon Davies's n eon The Nonconformist Conscience. ject ap-dd Dafis, Rhydcymmerau, was the sub- a very interesting lecture delivered by 07 ^orris, Penygraig, at Penuel, on evening. A good subject, and a capital celebrated ereamery batter reduced 3- Per lb.—T. Harris, 75, Taff street. 4704- Cha6^, Sunday, at the Eglwysbach ...

... Sengt\ei\ydd. The present state of the roads at Senghenydd is a digrace to civilisation. It would require a genius to find a dry spot in. its most important streets, i.e., Commercial and Station Street- why, it is simply composed of mud and water. Something must most certainly be done to recti- fy matters. The roads sorely need repairs and proper Ballasting. We learn, however, that the Chamber ...

... The ordinary monthly meeting of the above Council was held at the Board Room of the Pentre Offices on Friday last. There were present the chairman (Mr Rhys Griffiths), vice-chairman (Mr M. Llewelyn). Councillors W. H. Matthias, W. T. Jones, D. Williams. D. Evans, Dr W. E. Thomas. J. D. Williams, W. D. Wight, Alderman W. Morgan, L. P. Griffiths. Morris Morris, D. C. Evans, to- gether with the ...

... A GRAND EXHIBITION By the following well known manufacturing Firms, each having a magnificent Stall, wfll be OPENED on TUESDAY NEXT, February 14th, at 3 O'CLOCK, by P. GOWAN, ESQ., J.P., AT THE TOWN (peennuTeRlanrC°ead) PONTYPRIDD. The inhibition is supported by Payton & Co., Ltd. (Royal Coffee); Richmond & Co, Ltd. (Gas Stoves) Van Houten & Son (Cocoa) The Anglo-Swiss c Condensed Milk Co. ...

... PQNTYPmDD SCHOOL BOAHD. The monthly meeting of the Pontypridd School Board was held at the Board Room, Gelliwastad road, on Tuesday Mr James Rich- ards (chairman), presiding. The other ir em- bers present were: Rev Joshua rboir.as (vice- chairman), Rev L. LL Davies. Messrs Jones, Thomas Thomas. J. W. John, IV..i f.r* Powell. Phillip Jones, and D. W. I'Loipas, with the clerk, Mr D. M. Jones. ...

... Band of Hope CTrtioii May Festival. To the Editor. Sir,—Would you be so kind as to grant me a portion of your vuluable space to call the attention cf your numerous readers to the May festival of the Band of Hope Union, for which à choir of nearly 500 voices are in training. appeal for the support of aU classes, but Specially that of the working class feeling, that this lal>our of love amongst ...

... Pontypridd v. Aberdare.—Played at Ponty- pridd to-day, and resulted in a tie of 1 goal each. A fast game throughout. The goals were scored by J. E. Thomas (Aberdare) and Ed- mondes (Pontypridd), W. L. Thomas played a sound game for Pontypridd. ...