... These splendid half hardy perennials be raised from seeds, which, being exceedingly hard, soaked in tepid water for 24 hours before osln* sown during January or until the end of Jane in a warm house or cucumber frame, in temperatuce of about 70 degrees. Cover the seeds with about 1) inches of soil, and supply abundant moisture. The seedlings appear irregularly, and often at long intervals of ...

... THE MOST NUTRITIOUS. GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. ...

... January 1900, h*d to laare onr tenti behind. e leave her* to morrow tbe 4th of Dec., onr why Lady«mi‘.h. It ie not a very nice job, hard marching, night alarm*, omponts. 4 bally’ beef and biscuit*, will not be very sorry when it is all over. ...

... BRITANNIA BUILDINGS DENBIGH. FUMISraG AND GENERAL IRONMONGERS. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AT MAKER’S PRICES. Sole Agents for J/Williams & Son’s Celebrakd Chaff Gutters Pulpers Wynne Edwards, Hornsby’s, Maelor’s Ploughs- Kitchen Ranges in great variety; Register Grates, with and without Tiles; Heatnig Stoves for Oil and Coal. Sole Agents for the New Sunlight Incandescent Gas Lighting Co., ...

... The appointment of Mr. Merchant Williams to the stipendiaryship of Swansea was somewhat unwisely, because prematnrely,anDonneed by some of the daily papers, lbs post is valuable one, the last holder of the office, Mr* Fowler, having enjoyed salary of £750 a yesrl There is little or no opposition to the appointment of Mr. Harchant Wiliiames in itself, but only to the manner in which it has been ...

... The Chairman wished all the members happy and prosperous new year, and the compliment was heartily returned. LATE DUKE WESTMINSTER. Oa the motion of the Chairman, seconded the Vice Chairman, relolntion of condolence was pasted with the Duchess of W estminster and family their bereavement. INSANITARY PROPERTY AT GOLFTYN. The Medical Officer of Health reported having with the Inspector Nuisance, ...

... II raised in heat now, these fine border perennials will flower in summer. Pot off the seedlings singly, and harden them off gradually before planting them ont in Uay. ...

... VOLUNTEERS FOB THE FRONT THE LONDON GUILDHALL. Detachment* of the rarioua metropolitan eshratear battalions who hay eolunteered to aerre in South Africa ia the City of London Imperial Volunteer Regiment assembled on Monday morning their reepectire headquarters, sod marched to the Guildhall, headed by their bands. They were luatily cheered eo route by large crowds of spectators. Arrived at the ...

... NO MORE Difficulty of Brest blag, NO MODE Sleepless Nights, NO MORE Distressing Coughs. DAVIES’S for COUGHS DAVIES’S for COLDS DAVIES’S for ASTHMA DAVIES’S for BRONCHITIS DAVIES’S for HOARSENESS DAVIES’S for INFLUENZA DAVIES’S GOUGH MIXTURE for COLDS DAVIES’S for COUGHS DAVIES’S for SORE THROAT DAVIES’S -Moot Soothing DAVIES’S warms the Chest DAVIES’S dissolves the Phlegm DAVIES’S ...

... 'v; STHCH. , Hon. See. for the Sailers’ Association. M»e> Slwy. St. Asaph, TO LET, from the Ist M»v nest, the Old S»lv»- tion Armv Betrsck-. in Upper Clwyd |t«et, Ruthin. 2 Kooms. one.—Apply to A. U. ass, Solicitor, Denbigh. Alliance Assurance Company CAPITAL—FIVE MILLIONS. The Right Hon. Lord MILLIONS. CtaUIBKAM. ROBERT LEWIS, Chief Secretary, Chief Office—BARTHOTOMBW LANE LONDON. LIFE. ...

... In view of notification of a vacancy for thie pariah on the Knral lJi»trict Council, the Parisii Council fdt would deniable to avoid a contested election. was agreed that the Chairman should convene a parish meeting to con.ider the matter. Dasherly—‘Did the owner of the runaway No. they oouldn’t prove which the horse shied —rider or bieyele. ...

... HELP FOR WIVES AN.* FAMILIES. mo w tr and Dtp»nd»nt» of »1I Soldier* and Saiiora tigbtinß the Tr*n_.va»l, fhoa* Uvmg in the Districts of Uuthin and Denbigh can receive Help from the Fund* now liemg raised in tuose town* applying the undenigned. Owing to the calling of the Militia Reserves the wives Militiamen I:vid in the Dutncu of Kuthm Denbigh will receive help applying aainc aJdnv.eiv Mrs j ...