... Ystrad Ifoonrida. On Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, the members of the Salvation Army, Ystrad, held their three days' special services. On Saturday, the congregations were awar- ded with glowing testimonies from redeemed slaves, while on Sunday special meetings were held throughout the day, wnich had commenced with a love feast at 1 a.m., holiness meeting being held on Monday afternoon at the ...

... JOINTS FOR PUSHING ADVERTISERS. Don't expect an advertisement to bear fruit In one night. You can't eat enough in a week jfco last a year, and you can't advertise on the Jeame plan either.Those who only advertise once fin six months forget that most people cannot Remember any longer than six days. If you an arouse curiosity by advertising, you pos- isess a wonderful advantage, for the fair sex ...

... On Sunday and Monday, the formal open of the new Welsh Congregational Chapel took place. Some six years ago a few Congregation- alists, thirteen in number, met together and commenced religious services in a stable on the canal bank, when the following churches ap- pointed representatives to act as a joint Com- mittee in order to encourage and help the few to carry on their good work: Bethania, ...

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... NERVOUS. To you suffer from anv of the undermentioned D senses ? If so, I can sport you, free of charge, particulars of a sure c.re for your malady. My experience is the result of 11 years' research, and the Remedies I rer-tmTir-ri.l have restored thousands of sufferers to health and vig ur and I invite all who suffer to en,i me an p.diireused envelope, and thereby he put in possession of a ...

... rePoM^° Press too early to be aJ»le to give a thda -week, of the Rev Eynon Davies's n eon The Nonconformist Conscience. ject ap-dd Dafis, Rhydcymmerau, was the sub- a very interesting lecture delivered by 07 ^orris, Penygraig, at Penuel, on evening. A good subject, and a capital celebrated ereamery batter reduced 3- Per lb.—T. Harris, 75, Taff street. 4704- Cha6^, Sunday, at the Eglwysbach ...

... ELECTION OF GUARDIANS. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TREFOHEST WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Ä'7': The period for which I was elected a Guardian for the Treforest Ward expires on the 4th of April, and, prompted by a true desire to be of some use, I again respectfully ask for your votes, believing that it is in the power of a woman to do good and useful work in the interest of the women and children who ...

... MONDAY.—Before the Stipendiary, Alderman W. Morgan, Alderman R. Lewis. Councillor D. W. Davies, and Mr T. P. Jenkins. David J. Jones, butter merchant, Tomypandy, was fined 5s for driving without lights. The following were fined for being drunk and disorderly on various dates:—Edward Whit- taker, collier Ton, 10s; Bvan Llewelyn John, Ton, 5a; Isaac Cooper collier. Trealaw, 10s. The following ...

... BALLOONISTS' EXCITING ADVENTURE. An exciting incident occurred about seven the other night at East Putney. A captive balloon had broken loose, and with a long steel cable attached was drifting helplessly along, with the car occupied by four passengers. The car scraped the railway bridge crossing t.ie Chames, and then rising a little knocked against tlie roofs of the houses in Merivale- road, ...

... The thirty-second quarterly meeting of the Workmen's Co-operative Industrial Society was held at their committee-room, Williams terrace, on Saturday evening. Mr Robert Griffiths was in the choir, and there was a fair attendance of shareholders. The report and balance sheet was submitted for approval, and after some discus- sion was unanimously adopted. The sales for the quarter were £ 1,495 ...

... ALLEGED FRAUD BY A RHONDDA COLLIER. At the Ystrad Police Court on Monday—be- fore Mr E. H. Davies and Mr D. W. Davies— John Hekley Williams, collier, Clydacb Vale, was charged with fraudulently obtaining the sum of 7s 6d from the Cambrian Colliery Com- pany by falsely marking trams.—Mr W. P. Nicholas, Pontypridd, prosecuted on behalf of the company, and Mr D. W. Jones, solicitor, Pentre, ...

... 3.—THE KIDNEYS. Next in order of importance to the liver the kidneys play a most important part in the inter- na! economy of the excretory organs. Their functions are sole purifying or excretory, by getting rid of effete products contained in the blood. Should they from any cause become in- efficient the uric acid which sould be excreted is retained in the circulatory system and gives rise to ...