... STUXE AND ITS PS, it The heat of summer, 8and its mild, relaxing k weather, are often ?? dangerous to children e and, adults than is ooninmonly supposed. Profuse perspiration and the use of ooldl or effervescing -i drinks impoverish the blood, and the piatienit is, as it were, starved. If any natural weakness ex- ists, the 'system will .brea&k d'own .st .bha~t point, or a geineral re axa ...

... i=H~ PWLXA~ELI_~OA~fl~iG ?? .JCo.ntinued from 6th ae.] FUR;A OF FUHi 'VITtl: IOXE . it i : : IMPRESSIVE 8 0ENES. wh 0T 4he re -Of eleven en 4 of the persona wh liwre drownedwere 'laid t r o ite- buialW 1dround idttto -the leer t u nani h C .hurch on Thursday .TThe bodynotyent found is that oE Johnny JHughes, whose father and two sisters veraainong Ith victimis. With the assist- nance, of the ...

... )WLAN-UD NO. - The InrLo Dra.ted'oSietv of Musiians.-The examiners appointed {o;.nt at the arimmer eoxpn- inatioai to 1je lield it i~taxdudu'6 by bbe; Iicorpo rated Soeie~ty of: 'Mu~is al od.JTijy 15th &re:- Mr iG. F. Yihen4i6, Dip. Leip; Cons., Sunder- lanad, andl Dr. T. HttMhinson, luS. D. OxenL, of DarlingtoxL ?? Ekhibitions DL PicrhendI.-Profcsaor Beaumont. assisted by Miws Sissie Johnson, ...

... POR.TMADOO. Sudden Death.-Mr John Jones, Llidiard, Tre- madoc, well-known in the locality, died suddenly on Friday. The Foresters-On Saturday the local lodge of -,ie Aijcient Order of Faresters had, a 'demonstration, and proceeded through' the streets, preceded b the Volunteer Baud. The total membership is 192, and from 'the fbalance sheet'it appears' that the rcapital of the branch at the end ...

... CO1NWAY TOWN T aoCPCIL. The monthly aneeting was at the G(uild Hall, on, 'Weduesday afternoon, the Mayor (1)i. Morgan) pre- siding. There were also resent: Aldermen Hugh, THughes, Hugh Jones, Hau' William C Coun- cillors J. E. Fincham, C. J. Wallace, J. P. Orilllths, John, Hughes, Edward Roberts, .John Williams, Thomzas Youlkes, with the Clerk (Mr T. E. Parry), and the Surveyor (Mr T. B. ...

... ,GNARVON TOWM COUNOIL. ., I The monthily meeting of the Oarnarvon Town {0ourcil was held on, Tuesday evening, when there were pesant Aldermna'John william (in- the chair).9 Aldermen. W. J. Williams, D. T. Lake, EBdward- gughes;- Councillors- ;iohad .Thomias, G. RI. Giiffith, W. Hiuner, Owen Wvn's,' .David Pierce, John Davies, John Fletcher, Fd- ward Hughes, Edward Parry, ind the town clerk (Mr ...

... 'TH W3LIH. COLONY IN T3E POTTERIE . ..mOPOSED ,NEW .B cm ciH A-Siv scOOIB. It may s rise manyoolur readbss toi Inmr that theor.is a We bh colonyiu thie Stuffbrdthire Potteries ?? ibetween four and five thousand' people. They are mainlyeniployedin the aollieries'and iron- worKs, and:have been attracteddthitaher chiefly from North and,:Mid.Wales, although. South Wales is -by no means ...

... U2IU SB CYp WA ?? D i R1E SEXAMINtlIS,, ?? )ly , - . -j5st s .The following eandidtes inlaidditloi to' thit g - list .pubiwheidatwt-*e*, haie AdAt4iidlithe c1nle p ;Fa lwy'A.- $ 're'and L i Mathie- pis imatcs-Holnoum'--CtisS 1: r'oiak oel BDOO. For k Jib, Aberevayth. : m Faculti of Arti-Pur Ma iake s.-Ordin- Ad. aey Jo:hn.$eymour Baiiie, l ?? cob ollinst. ans 'nd David-1lvans, Bangor; ...

... A . 3 E RG , , I .: i , : ; C ; i.: :\ t ERGW^ I: On Fridy afternoon, :.Mt. Thovnas ,Joned, Gwernoli'l air-b] ,'wee 4ri'in' ?? frpom' th :Bull E £otel 'A'egelb, 'it a tee yr old horse, whea portion of thde hatinss gav* way. 'This frighbtiied eh Srsi which iidloped off at frail speed U nable to piiil'it utpj M~r'Jon~es hsarn-. ad the oar on to the wall .with disstrouis reuts. The cart Was ...

... ,- I?dwtiz?Ey. .1 District 'Cuntcil.4-The monthly meeting of this Council was held on Saturday, Mr Jolm BvanS, chairman, presiding, Mrs Scott, Peniartlh, 'a large landowner inith district, wrote respecting Ca,'rberllan Farm, Lilanegryn, in regard to which the medical officer had reported. She said that probably the medical officer of henath was nob., aware that the walls of the ioftase Were ...

... WEISH MfE BRIGADS.S The Select'Oommittee of the House of Comr- mons appointed to inquire into the constitution and development of the fire brigades throughout the coun'tryi with special referen-ce to tihe Fire Brigade Bill introduced during the -present scs- sion by Mr Guy Pym, held its sitting on Tue'- {ldy, under the chairmanship of Mr Jesse Col- lings, when evidence was given by Mr Guy Pym, ...

... II ( , ales j la- fliallide , - I n. I . I . I . SATURDAY, JULY 8th, 1899. The Opposition are not obtaining the returns they expected on their investnent of the party credit in the attempt to destroy the Tithes Bill. They have gained, in the first place,: atemporary 'reapproachment of their own jarring factions. Sir Henry Campbell-Bamnerman abandoned the lead of the party to Sir William ...