... How Teey Kbit It Then ; » and How WK' Kebp It Now. ! now come our joyfulest fe ...

... he never doth fail, there is DRY GINGER Simon the Cellaier.) cry Children's Party and >iers. sparkl ...

... OF LAND PURCHASE Improved and Semi-improved farms in Canada ready fo ...

... &c., £. STEWART’S, GAS FITTER, &e., 8, CAUSEWAYHEAD. PENZANCE. IMMEDIATE RELIEF. HATTON'S PECTORAL ESSENCE OF GLYCERINE, MARSHMALLOW, TOLU, AND OTHER HEALING and DEMULCENT INGREDIENTS, FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND BRON. Thie pleasant and invaluable remedy stands unrivalled allays inflammation of the Mucous Lining of the & BRONCHIAL TUBES, relieves an oppression of the CHEST, HOARSENESS, DRY ...

... Services will be operated as follows during the Holiday period:— GOOD FRID ...

... * Woy TOorHAcHe oR few doses of Symons’s Neuralgic Tincture will give immeciate relief. Sold in bottles, Is 1d and 2s 9d each: Sent post-free for 1s 2d and 239d by the sole proprietor, N. H. chemist, Penzance. discharging, direct from Mont- rose, a prime cargo, 107 tons, best Regeats, Champions, and Magnums. e quality is excellent and sample good for Penzance. seed or eating.—Apply to Robert C ...

... NEWS AND VIEWS Field-Marshal Goering finds great satisfaction in. being able to protect the weak. —Heir Gritzbach. It is not the selfishness of the country which one has to combat, but ...

... PRESENTATION TO REV. AND MRS J. S. HALL Rev. J. Simpson Hall, superintendent minister the Chapel (Street (Penzance) Circuit, preached his farewell sermons at Chapel-street Sunday, and the evening there was large gathering in the Centenary Hail where presentations were maUe. token of tiie great esteem which, Rev. and Mrs. Hall are held throughout the whole circuit. Rev. Halt was presented w r ...

... HERBERT THOMAS. THE TOLSCADLUM CLUB LECTURED No 21—JABEZ LrrCHER ON Oursbls. Jabez Letcher is one of the most interesting men I know. comes of Cornish stock and is one of the ' co ...

... (ot Susi Sournal, Supper av St. Just. — On Tuesday evening » Vast, iu the St. Just church Sanday schoolroom, Miss Holman, of Chapel-street, entertained the choir end a few Church workers and old chorisiers at supper. The tables were tastefully decorated with - lights and laden with all manner cf good things, cous’sting of pas’ry, fruit, and nuts. The whole effeet, before supper, was very Bat, ...

... SUPPLEMENTARY TO HALLANTIDE. [By Old Celt.] A POOR TINNER'S FEAST. ( Continued from Last Week. ) What the miller's wife said of the old bam of a droll about a poor tinner's feast was ...

... to hold our Sale and make a speedy clearance of all our Stock. As heretofore our Sa ...