... LUXURIANT LUSTROUS HAIR, with ti dean, wholesome scalp, free from irritatix;* scaly eruptions, is produced by Warn shampoos with Cttticttja Si'.a?, fallowed by light dresrings with OtrttciiHA, purest of eiBoilioni alda cures, the most effective skin purifiers and beautifiers in the world. They clear the scalp and hair of crusts, scales, and dandruff, destroy microscopic inwaste wMch feed on ...

... BARRY DOCK. ANTI-VIWSKCTIOTT.—O11 MonGity night the Barry Dock Lifeboat Lodge for Good Tem'ilprs was addressed by Sir J. H. Reed, lecturer to the British Union tor the Abolition of Vivi-ection. He said there was a, growing suspicion that oar hospitals were not free from the rage for experi- mentation, and when tlblic money was used to eauee suffering instead of relieving it sorely it was high ...

... WITHOUT SAFETY LAMPS. Serious Allegations Against a Colliery Co. William John Hopkins, collier, was charged at the Aberavou County Police Cctirt on Monday with committing a breach of the special rules of the Cymmer Glyncorrwg Colliery Company on the 26th November last. Mr L. C. Thomas (Neath) represented the company, and Mr E. T. Evans (instructed by Mr Williams, miners' agent) appeared for ...

... THE SECRET OF LONG LIFE. THE DUKE AND THE TIRPHIL COLLIER. The Duke of Cambridge, who ha.s attained his 80th year, in reply to a correspondent recently stated that he ascribes his longevity to a good constitntion, active life, and plenty of occupation and work. There are others in humbler spheres of life who also suffer no lack of plenty of hard work and moreover follow very dangerous occu- ...

... -e- MARRIAGK OP MISS EARLE AND THE KNV. 11. JONES. On Thursdai, Janua-V 19fch, the Parish Chui:oh of St Botolph's, London, wan the scene of a pretty weeding, that of Katharine Louisa Ilbert, eldest daughter of the B'shop of Marl. borough and Mrs Earle, a->d the Rev Robert Jones, M.A., Kector of Banham, Norfolk, only son of Mr and Mrs Jones, Penan h, Llanfairfeohain. The Church was beautifully ...

... UNNATURAL MOTHER AT HOPKINSTOWN. SENT TO PRISON FOR A MONTH. The adjourned case against Ann Rogers, a married woman from Hopkinstown, for wil- fully neglecting her children, was heard by Dr Hunter and other magistrates at the Ponty- pridd Court on Wednesday. Mr Spickett, in- structed by Inspector Ruff, of the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Child- ren, again appeared for the ...

... On Monday an inquest was held at the Institute relating to the death of the infant child of David Jones, 59, Glanlay Street. It appears that the child, who was two years of age. met- with its death under peculiar circum- stances. The inquest was held at the Public Institute before Mr R. J. Rhys, coroner, and a jury of w.nTYl Rev. D. Lloyd was foreman, when was decided that the child was accident- ...

... This WwMy list of applications for patente. is COMPILED by WILLIAM J. MUKDRN, of 75, Chancery Lsne, London., W.C., Editor of Tht Inventors Atktistant. This journal is the only one published eT\- tirÑy in the Intewats of Inventors. It is issued monthly, pTkf, One Penay or six months' sub- soiption, post free, NinppAncs. 1,253, 19th January, George Briffett and Al- fred Edward Hicks, 32, Bridge ...

... WIT AND humour. Dasherley: Has wealth turned her head ?' Flasherly: Yes she's a blonde now. Pa, what are the dogs of war ? Well your mother's fine poodle and that mongrel pup next door. What can equal the warmth of a true woman's love ? asked the dearest girl. Hi temper, replied the savage bachelor. The Poet: Love is like archery; you always aim for the gold. His Fiancee: And you can't ...

... LONDON LETTER. LONDON, Monday Night. LIBERALS IN HIGH SPIRITS. Liberai members seem to have been surprised f their own unanimity at to-day's meeting in the Reform Club. The first man I spoke to after the meeting was a leading Welsh member. I invited him to give me bis impression of the pro- ceedinRs in i sentence. Oh, he replied, I should say it was a Bannerman boom. We were all delighted ...

... SUFFOCATED BY GAS. THREE VICTIMS AT OLDHAM. A sensational discovery was made in Old. ham on Sunday, when three persons were found suffocated in a house in Heywood-atreet. William Elliolt (43), Eliza Ann Buckley (33), and Annie Blythe (26) had been to a part;y on Saturday evening, ad returned to the house early yesterday morning. As nothing was seen of them during the day a constable entered ...

... EGG AS A BIRTH CERTIFICATE. A singular birth certificate wa3 submitted at a Meeting of the School Attendance Committee of ^nion on Saturday. A widow named J had been called upon to prove that her ? e* had reached school exemption age. She ™?J*U egg beautiully coloured in purple, wim-JIv.*1 cream, whereon, in almost copper- p ate characters, the name and date cf nativity were picked out in ...