... (oilaspondpet I INDIAN FAMINE FUND. To the Editor of the Derby Express snd Mercurv. Dear Sir-May I through your columns call the attention of my fellow townsmen and neighbours to tho fact that in. accordance with a resolution' .passeedby the Ashby-de-la-Zouch Urban District Council, subscription lists have been opened at the two, banks in-this-town in-aid of the sufferers by- the ...

... A SENSATION NEAR SANDRINGIAM. Within a-fewn-miles of the Prince of Wales's seat at Sandringham dwells a man who is an object of peculiar interest, in that he has passed through an extraordinary experience. The reports have been confirined by a reporter, who travelled from Nor- wich for the purpose. James Say is an agricultural worker, who has lived all his days at Little Dunham, NorfoLh. Too ...

... Many People Ridicule the Idea of an Absolute Cure for Blight's Disease. Ridicule, however, is not Argument. Evidence that Dodd's Kidney PiUs positively Cure Bright's Disease. The following article appeared in the Black- pool Herald, July 14th, 1899. A representative of this paper recently gained the particulars of a very interesting case of re- covery from that dread malady Bright's disease ...

... DERBY CONSTITUTIONAL C.C. The members ot thia cricket ckb held their aonn.il general meeting at the Ll-.-ersage Arms on Tuesday evening last, at wbich there was a gooJ attocdaace. Jlr. Water Boden wta onanimonsly re-elected president. Messr*. J. H. Bores. y and G. .Mil er were leappoluted bon. and assistant hon. secretaries respectively, and Mr. G. Boiratt hon. treasurer. Mos.-rj. J. Mais*all ...

... '?MVM0ML E?OT#?N8?'j Mli COX AT_' T. AUUISTINE'98 SHOQLS. ...

... 3?iidoinall Ether Ptgsf The summerlike weather of the last few d has tempted large -ernwds of visitors to that nuo4 delightful of'all London's recreation grounds th valley of the Thames. On Saturday practically every' house-boat 'from Maidenhead to Richmond was occupied, the houses and picturesque cottages by the river's side had put on the gayest appear. ance, and large and constantly ...

... - }my AND HU ;ANT 'WAR DANCF 0e to 8 I Daily Ne , Orange River Colony, July 1, nt. There ~~Is awin -Aide to pretty ,earl, :4 21~d df trinedfiie only has the hu ?? 0et >, 4of ?? well deveopad to see e m Not tbat the humour is always apparent L mn tlrn8-th5't comes later. I am led to ill ed reflections a I watch Lieutenant Jack B et8 of the Scouta. dancing & wild war dan rabaud' b's little ...

... KING'S MEAD WAD CONSERVATIVE &F~~ASOCIAXION.| : ANNUAL DINNER. SPEECHES BY SIR HENRY BEMROSE, M.P., AND MR. GEOFFREY DR4GE, M.P. The annual dinner of the members of the Kin-s Mead Ward Conservative Association was held at t the County Hotel on Friday evening. The chair- man wvas Mr. C. Howard Tripp, chairman of the Ward Committee, and he was supported at the top table by Sir Henry Bemrose, MX. ...

... ITHE GIlANT SLOTHS OF PATAGONIA. During the course of a most interesting lecture npon the giant sloths of Patagonia, on 'l'hursday afternoon, Professor Ray Lan kester brought to light some remarkable facts, which have for a considerable time past been causing the deepest interest' in scientific circles. After referring, in the first place, to the great age of the South American continent, and, ...

... IA ,:OLLY - 9fi, 'TU EIShI MAX. Ea. 'ERAe1fl9' ?? -Autbor of' in a' North CountryVilC,,,' &c. SYNOPSIS - fF INSTALMENT 1.-Molly WN&sBll, a 'girl of *unusual beauty, is -working bS euaily ?? ?? inl support of her auift ;ia 'decayed gnittleowoisia) ttetesl Bie eX instence becomes lknows'i to) Miss O'Neillhe t representative of' the ONeills, tha possessor of . large eStuate'eend' hanidsome. ...

... BY EIUS BEEVES. Remedies for ths Throat.' AT kinds of lozengei for the voioe are io bet avoided ; soma do haroi, otbers tave do effect, and none do good. Sugar and water, or a Utile gljceiine, gives relief when the. throat is inclined to be dry j tbis applies to persons wbo.-e throat* are affeoted by tbe weather. About a third of a teaspoonful ot Condy's IT aid ii a tambler of witcr, if ...

... fALFRETON URBAN DISTRIIICUI - .The monthly meetipg of the Alfreton Urban District Council was hold at the District Council Offices on Tuesday evening. Mr. W.. Shaw occu- pied the chair, and there werea.lso present: Messrs. J. Oakes, G. Preston, J. Parker, F. Bon- sall, G. Davidson, F. Hall, J. Webster, S. John- gon,. . eastall,.M. Wilbraham, T. Spencer, B. B. Gilbert, J. Diamond, W. W. Nelsn ...