... BLOOD ILLS. SIMPLE WAY TO OVERCOME STUBBORN COMPLAINTS. At, least nine-tenths of bunion maladies originate from impure or im- E pee ensiled blond. Skin Eruptions, leers. Boils. Pimples , Legs. s. Svrollen Glands. . Ansetetia, pepeia. ehmnic Debility, ...

... covery of the amount of rent in arrest., ANOTHER COMPLAINT. A farther letter was read from the occupier of 19, Oak Road, Cheadle, complaining of the dampness caused the casement windows opening inward. It was resolved that the architect make an inspection ...

... down during the past 12 months, whilst the Parks Committee have Ecveral more under consideration. In past seasons numerous complaints were made against club competitions on our local parks ,_greens by non-club members. This feeling, thanks to the action ...

... FOOTBALL TRAFFIC. Suggested Improvement at Bury. At the meeting of the Bury Town Council today Alderman Duibury made a complaint with regard to the irregular running of the tramcars to Heap Bridge, Heywood, and Rochdale on Saturday afternoons owing to ...

... in bringing a large increase to the agriculturul income of tbs British Islcs. • •• EEL-WORM AND FRIT-FLY. In view of the complaints as to the prevalence of these diseases, the Board of Agriculture is calling attention to its leaflets on the subjects. They ...

... Their objections are moldy in regard to its promised adolniatration, and they certainly appear to have good grounds for ' complaint. The Rill will require considerable alteration and revision if all the injustices it contains are to be removed, and it M ...

... anti the viupport you made. I thoperdul my 1 tar, I aboard reit di well dr 1 know, Nur,t. I have been a tor maw, yeas. from inward %mamma. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. R. HOUGH, JOINER BUILDER & UNDERTAKER. REMOVKD front Pu.. Green to NNW KKZ'NkLY Water WILMSLOW ...

... asne to take about this mati.ar. W. all know that when a team bad a part eularly strenuous time il. ri.oh a, big struggler , Inwards the ,-I,,se of the League peapon. or the last round or two in the tutidies. it used to be coneidereel the better plan, if ...

... of us, and to some who sit quite near him a great provocation. INFORMATION WANTED. We should really like to know the true inwardness of the story about Col. Seely and Lord Roberts and the Eighty Club. To find the elegant and blamem War Secretary rebuked ...

... cannot be too carefully discussed. But it must not be forgotten that the public like to travel quickly. Far more numerous complaints reach the newspaper offices in regard to slow travelling and delays than about being carried too fast, and this attitude ...

... officers. will have more effect upon the minds of Frenchmen. Russians and Germans than colamns of more or lees irresponsible complaints correspondents in the Instances might be almost indefinitely of the Boers' utter disregard of the elementary principles ...

... The Chairman aid he was at the Ns, tress Committee when :be matter was discussed. and the gentleman who brnietit the matter (inward wail very fully convinced that the price charged rio , rbitant. They always used to be told that supply and demand regulated ...