... In Wales, great attention is being attracted tc the numerous cures that have been reported in the newspapers from the use of Dr Williams' Pink PiLs for Pale People, which include ovek fifteen thousand cases of anaemia, general wcak- loss of appetite, palpitation, shortness of biea IL, early decay, all forms of female weak- ness, after effects of influenza, hysteria, para- lysis rickets, ...

... South Wales Miner's Federation PONTYPRIDD AND RHONDDA DISTRICT The monthly meeting of the Pontypridd and Rhondda District of the Miners' Federation was held at the Green Meadow Hotel, Ponty- pridd, on Monday. Mr Alfred Bibey presided. Mr Ben Davies (agent) reported that the re- cent dispute which occurred at the Barry Rhon- dda Colliery re the colliery company supplying tools and suitable ...

... OSWESTRY. THE DREYFU* CA^K.- At the Parish Church on SUM (jay evening the Rev J Coitrian itl the course ef his sermon eloquently referred 1,. the injustice of the Dreyfus sentence. COMPLIMENTARY DINNER.—On Saturcay evening, at, the Public Hall, Mr R H Mason, who in June last WHO eieeieu tUt: Board of Mju«igcu>e; t of the Ancient Order of Druids, was entertained at a complimentary dinner by ...

... 1 .THE SPORTSMANAN:D TUB;MNBIN,-. There is snothing (writes Mr.: Rider 1aggard,; in iLongmans.'s) more disconcerting, to the ordinary aportsman than the process of being watched, anent which a gentleman onsc told me a -'sb ai-.ising story. He was taking part 'in some big shoot on a York- Ehiro estate where it was the habit of miners to congre- gate to watch the sport. Ai prty of these ...

... OLD AGGE PENSIONS. A GOOD STRIDE FORWARD. The Exccutive of the National Coummittee of Or- ganiz.ed Labour iwhich demands free pensions for all at 65) met at Cardiff on Saturday. Mr. Frederick lRogers, Organizring Sccretary, reported on the rapid progress Ot the inovenient and on the numrber of unions which had affiliated. The following memo- rindam was adopted on the Report from the Select ( ...

... tTMVERSMIY L-TELLIGENCE. DUR AM. In the exanminationx 2or the degree of MIUP D c. .h t&le fo1? have satisfied the ?? s. Cuthbert Vd examination for degree of hlus. 134.c: B3Xcr- ?? EC, Polbint. Examination 'or certificate rt preicse e' c 0 ral education; La'ikelav, L. A. IL, 1c-oz. A- H- N. H., Smnith, W.. W lliams, F. C. Ii The '.oicc.nc bs qualified as students in mnusic: . Arurnsr. nT u ...

... LONDOS, AiONVDAy, Sqtembne2 5. It is officially stated that the Cabinet Will meet again on Iriday next at half-past twelve. Up to at late hour last night no news had been received from Pretoria as to the receipt of any dispatcli fromn thrf Imperial Government. The Orange Free State RIad is still in stecret session, but President Steyn shows some anxiety to point out that the Trannsval accepted ...

... HOw will tho Interval bo Uied ? Tfrrs i3 a very criticul, week. The policy udopted by the British Cabinet on Friday ursi embodied in .. I . . . I r a the dispatch which is now in the hands of the Trarnsvnal Governmlent, leaves the way open for a ?? Nettlemnent oa the lines of the recent le:gotiations. Will President Kruger and Pro- sidout Steyn avail theoselves of the opening during thel next ...

... THE SERVIAN STATE TRLA A DRAMATIC SURPRISE. SENSATIONAL DEVELOPMENTU (TURGIUvH P.RUTERLRS AGk BELGRADE, Sept 9., Towards the close of rhis norfing's sxt^ia an extraordinary surprise of a dramati iind was sprung upon the Tribunal by a suateme of the counsel defending the arcbpriest Jurki to the effect thar the namre of the nrisoane lKrezovics, whose denunciations tended to Coh- promise a number ...

... r GREAT FIRE I! ENNISCORTHY CO-OPERATIVE STORES BURNED DOWN. Enniscorthy, Saturday. Last night one of the most destructive fires that occurred in Co Wexford within the cen- I tury, broke out in Enniscorthy, reducing to ashes the extensive premises of the Enniscorthy Co-operative Society, a capacious furniture *arehouse belonging to MIr M'Dermott, Castle 'Hil, Enniscorthy The well known estate ...

... ZOLA AND DREYFUS ME CAPTAIN AND GENERAL MSBRCIER. Pa~ris, Fridky. Tne -'Aurore publishes a letter written to Ma-lame Dievrfs by A1 Zola. who expressec his jos a: ber husband's pardov. Doubtless, he staies, the pardon iA a bitter one, and it is terolfing to realise that pity has been obtained where Justice has been asked for, and that eves misn' seems Lo have been pre'arranged 5EO I to soil in ...

... s r x I .a~ . I AUXII- - 1 -AUXILIAR ASYLUM 0O - CO CORKE : FEUxRER SCENES AT M sRiEw- UNION. Cork, Friday. At the Fortnightly meeting of mustsetere Board of Guardisans yesterday, Mr J J Corkry., J P,. Chairman, presding, there were further scenes in connection wvith- the proposal to convert the'; workhouse into an auiliary asylum. This was t~he day set down for the dscussion of a notice of ...