... TONE. TONE is the condition of the body when all is in good order, the blood rich, the nerves steady, the spine and back strong, still; and vigorous, the skin clear, the man or woman well and hapoy. People who lack tone and fly to menicine are often made worse. Purgatives weaken the body and derange the digestion, so do tonics, so called: and they irritate the nerves too, That is because ...

... MtTRDERED MELBOURNE GIRL'S BODY WARMED UP. M ' Aelbourne, Saturday. The sensational trial of MIme. Radalyski, Travice Alexander Tod, and Dr Gaze, for the, murder of Mabel Ambrose, the servant whose body. jammed into a box was found. floating in the Yarra last Christmas, ended ti-day, after extending over four days. Mline. Radalyski and Tod were found guilty,. and sentenced to death. Dr Gaze ...

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... rHE I)E.nVt>T V. r ATER SCHEJItiS. Sir John Allcyne writes, in reply to several cor- respondents, who questioned his opinion that the proposed water schemes of the Derby, Sheffield, and Leicester Corporations would afis.-et the -mine of the Alport water : Sir I reply iir>t by calling attei tion to the plans pul lishetl since my paper v.* read, rre! by giving not ..niy the hreiglri-- lie. ...

... LOCAL NOTIES. ) The Darlington Free Churches aissioi, A commencennent has been nale in the preliminaries of the ruissiot that is to be conducted' by the Rev. Dr. Bar. sett, the great Noneuofcrmnist i'stor from March 6th to 13th. A circular aigned by tthe various Ntnconfornoiat ministers of the borough says -It aeg been ftel that such a mission would be E, of h1reat vallue to the eause of enu ...

... Rugby Hunt Meeting. ACCEPTANCES FOR OPEN STEEPLECHASE. (Twomiles and a haif. Ron Thursday, Marcll16,) Mrs Grundy, 6v 12st 71b Pousatte, a list 13\!) Duke of Wellington, 5y list 911) Grimno, a list 91h Fairy Queen, a lIst, Sib Lambton II., a list 71b Sister Klizabeth, 6y list 51b; The Slug, 6y list 4>b Golden Cross, list 31b; Fleet Lass, list 21b; bel, a list lib Barsf-c, a Ust lib Edenburn, a ...

... f YANKEE YARNS. I Wronged. Yon bast excuse be this evedig, Bias Biligad,' sajd Mr Addlethwa.ite. if by speech is a little thick, for I ha,ve a terrible cold id by hea-d. I see yon ha,ve, Miss Million replied, &c ...

... WALES DAY BY DAN This is the day on which all Welshmen hug themselves. A Writer in the turnover column of the Globe yesterday raked up the old Welsh- ?? story which the late Thomas Stephens made minced meat of. Mr. R. N. Hall leaves BuluwaYo for England to-day, and will reach Southampton on the 25th inst. dir. Hall comes on board the Royal MVail steamer Britoni, and brings with him (for the ...

... REVIVAL IN CARDIFF. The Dockers' Union, which has been specially active—and withal specially successful-in South Wales of late, is about to reinvigorate its organisation in Cardiff. Arrangements are being made under very favourable circumstances for putting the Cardiff branch upon a. new and much firmer footing, and there is every prospect that the endeavour will prove in all respects success- ...

... A Violent Fellow.—Before Dr. R. T. E. Davies, Messrs T. Lewis, and W. Steadman, David Price was charged with being disorderly and assaulting P.C. Uzzle at Tredegar. The police offioer had ordered him away. Price resisted and struck the constable twice in the face. In the straggle which ensued the officer was kicked on the back and bitten on the thigh. Three civilians had to be called upon to ...

... Damage in the Park.—Before Messrs W. North (stipendiary), D. E. Williams, and G. George, Evan. Evans,a young boy, was summoned for damaging a wire fence in the Aberdare Park. Mr W. D. Phillips, solicitor, prosecuted. Defen. dant had sat upon the fence, and Mr Phillips pointed out that conduct similar to th at of the defendant caused a big expenditure to the Dis- trict Council during the year. ...

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