... FACTS CONFIRMED BY A REPORTER. An invalid nearly all her life-racked with rheumatism, compelled to lie flat on her back for six months at a stretch, owing to spinal disease, and to wear a complicated jacket, when she was at last able to sit up-the state of Miss Farmer, Laxton Park, Stamford, was, indeed, a pitiable one. Doctors told me, said *he to 1 visitor, that the marrow had gone out of ...

... Kola is claimed to be a valuable stimulant, indicated in nervous depression.and saidtopos. sess all the properties of aaffeine, combined with those of theobromine and coalanine. These preparations are cerebro-spiaal stimulants, and especially recommended as most valuable for those whose work subjects them to excessive mental or physical exhaustion. It is believed that kola will take the plaee ...

... If you have a difficulty in gettiia, the morgan Free Press, that can be obviated sending 6s to the head office. Pontypridd, which will, without further trouble, entitle you to a copy by post, weekly for a year. ...

... A Senghenydd Deputation. VALLEY WATER SUPPLY, J XHe °UNCIL AND MUSIC LICENSES. A RIGHT OF WAY ENQUIRY. CO*PRBHBNSIVE SEWERAGE SCHEME WANTED. IHE IAFF'S WELL MANHOLE NUIS. ANCES. HEID AT MEETING OF THIS BOARD WAS DAY. JJR -«RPUNC^ OFFICES, CAERPHILLY, ON TUES- WERE AL^N AIN THOMAS PRESIDED, AND THERE JP-> ELI MESSRS E. W. M. CORBETT, THOMAS TA D- E. JONES, EDWARD *ITH THE H CHARLES, AND LEWIS ...

... Ynyshir. The committee of the competition meeting held at the Board Schools on Saturday evening under tho auspices of the Mary Ann Lodge of the Royal Order of Oddfellows, mtv fee! oversatisfied at the success which has attended their efforts. The room where the meeting wa; held was literally packed, and the various com. petitions, which produced numerous entries, were keenly contested. The ...

... Sir,—I quite agree with you that it is time to close this controversy between Honorary Mem- ber and myself, for as it is plain to everybody, he has left the subject altogether for a long time, and only indulges in base personalities. at the same time only doing so, like every coward oyer a nom-de-plume. True, he said in one of his letters, that he has nothing to say against the party nor its ...

... The Central Stores, in Taff street, Pontypridd, For groceries and provisions take the lead I ...

... The Teaching of Welsh in Rhondda Ifant Schools. TO THE BDITOR OF THE N GLAMORGAN FREE PRESS. So,ciety kov, member Of the once flourishing UNGYLT X.UWLZATION SOCIETY OF THL 6 KNOWLEDGE 0/ WOI ^-0NE W^.° BELIEVES THAT EVERY J™ LS A POSITIVE ADVANTAGE }}E WITHIN THE ^P^ITY OF EVERY DAY °F, WAK!S- 1 BAARTILY ■MORRIS P G S '+K M A- AND W. TO FURTLR'RL • TH5AR, VERY EARNEST EFFORTS THE TOA^K• R, C ...

... Toqypandy. We think, taking into consideration the bad state of the little road at the entrance of Siloh Chapel, Tonypandy, that someone should now bo empowered to allow the District Council to put ia order, what is but an ugly eye-sore.. LEWIS BROS., Citsli Stores, Mild Dreakras Bacon. 2922 Support Welsh Industries Packing Papers, Bags. Venetian and rihop mill ls, Send for Samples, Ac. shop ...

... FATAL FIGHT IX THE RHONDDA. SAO END TO A YOUNG COMBATANT EIGHT PERSONS CHARGED WITH MAN- SLAUGHTER. A prize fight, which terminated fatally, took plaee on Penrhys Mountain on Sunday morning. The combatants were John Thomas and Ed- ward Augustus Colard, both colliers from Mar- dy. Thirty rounds were fought ,and Iy that time CoIlard was very weak and ai t pitiful condition, and when he received ...

... AND IS FINED 2s 6d. On Friday at the Llantrisant Police Court— before Mr Evan John, Mr P. J. Dunn, and Dr Ivor Lewis—an yld labourer, named Wil liam Thomas, residing at Long row. Ponty- clun, was summoned for fishing in tho Ely river without a license. Sidney Danks, a water bailiff, under the Ely Fisheries, said that on the 13th April he saw the defendant fishing in the Ely river with a rod, ...

... MONDAY.—Before Mr Ignatius Williams (Stipendiary), Alderman W. Morgan, Mr E. H. Davies, Alderman R. Lewis, Messrs D. W. Davies, and J. D. Williams, M.F.H. Daniel O'Connell, a tailor, residing at Tre. orky, was summoned for being drunk and dig. orderly at Treorky on the 11th inst. P.C. Davies deposed to seeing the defendant on the day in question in Bute street, Treorky, very drunk, and ...