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We could not expect that the next few years would be as prosperous :'n trade and com- merce as the years which had passed. IDON'T COUCH for | I HEATING'S LOZENGES I ■ EASILY CURE I ITHE WORST COUCH.1 { ■ One gives relief. The Morriston teachers and t)i3 taught by deceased at Martin-Street also attended. My average profits were from 20 to 25 per cent. or 5s. Mr. Thomas also proposed a vote of t hanks to Mir 'lainiin for the excellent manner he had car- ried out bis duties. Skin In tino or jar., lStd. Sir George lias not come up to the standard expected of a Welsh L iberal member.

Taking Swansea for ex- ample, Dvfatty Ward "light vote solidly against puiblic-hou«es, whilst the Brymiielin Ward would vote equally s^-Hd for them; so tlvat in the very place "vhere the veto world be needed it would not be carried OU1., The Gottenourg sy.steni was the best up to now.

but the spiriDiterr dhowed them dï a cG«an pnir of -heels. 3d., and Capt. News drn- ftJartic cr.itivc, .ia a tnifle too original some- taan«e-; 'his it.ta.ck upon the morality of tfoa pesonael of the stage wa,g almcst venomous -in its wording. From 1897 to 30th October last he earned on busineS3 8 a re- tail draper at 65, Oxford-street. Mr. iScotit, a?' ;ad there w, r,- periods t,ll I sptx;ia!ors wer.- tieatcd to brill:t- + cojiibiratifKi. (Laughter.) 55, Carmarthen-road on Monday morning, f. ind the place devastated, hardly a stick of furnatura being left. I can now oat and enjoy a hearty meal as wel 1 as anyone, and I owe my present good health entiroiv to Bile Beans. Rev. The homo should always be the scene of love, peace, brightness and sunshitn*; it should be our ea-thly heaven. The Archbishop of Canterbury officiated, and the St. George's Chapel Choir, under Sir Walter iParratt, ren- dered the musical portion of the service. I coni- tinued taking the Beans until I was completely ou,red, ¡wd there has oe.el1 no return of the ail- mient. The only ica'l sclution lay in liuuiicipalisa- ticn as outlined in the Chamberlain Bili of 1884. The meeting of the two leadingr Wectern clubs agjaiinist tihe crack Eastera teiams on SatuinoJ.iy Jaist excdtied a. treimtn-dous a mourn j of interes'ti in the Principul.itj), and iuou>tb na.n higih iirr this P:l't of ithe countiilj- tlhat Sw.ar.13ea, iijidi I.tm,j.ly would pull off tihe doubile event. Notices of objections have all been sent out. According to official information, no one was injured, although the gualld. "ZazaJ'' ia preferable to one or two plays by English authors I could name; itlhe "haunts of vice," the horrors of whi-ch bad been so eloquently fteacanted upon, axe simply engineered by glimpse art ,t,he dress'Tig-room of an actress, iki, the firet scene. He is present, at the House when- ever it suits himself. "What did your fraend die of ?" «Swan.fea did their shjure of the busiines-i Ln great s'tyto, :anq, romped round ■tthe UskBiders by 01 got.id and two 't

My doctor prescribed for me, and I was fhut. and 110 one was so c. tunimed to by and make amends as the- Morrisumiam. The coffin, covered with the Union Jack and beautiful floral tributes, and deceased's 1st G.A.V. Bi!e Beans cure it by tonimig up the whole digestive system. Add 4Mb ftve eggs, breakmg ln one at a tiQW, beating well between each egg. Mrs. Watson, lesid- in the sams house, had given the alarm. Eg Not so Black as ^Painted. That its why they suc- ceed when older and imperfect "remedies" fail. Another ^cnisu man said all girls were nice, but b- wanted to know WOOH all the bad wives camo from. GOOD QTJEEN VICTORIA NOT FORGOTTEN.

They cured him; and in gratitude he permed the letter printed below.

A passenger train from Windsor ran into the rear of another passenger train from King- ston-on-Thames. He said he never received £ 750 worth, only £ 253 worth, and they i-old that interest for £ 20. Both were for Waterloo, Mid were travelling slowlv owing to the dense fog prevailing. w;1<3 conveyed on a gun-carriage.

SWANSEA LICENSING QUESTION.

Since that period no new licenses had been granted in Swansea.

When the Marquis and Marchioness appoi-rel, they roughly jostled them. It had been aaked why married life was like a gait%-anie battery. .r- ..Zaza » at tu« Grand. The Stage Soc'il^y in London reeentity produced Maxim Corki's "The Lower Depths," a me.re sqrualil, sordid, monotonous represantatiotn, of life in Ess- siaun slums, with no plot or one hunran in- terest to redeem it. ■ ■ FRAGRANT, NON-POJSONOUB, ■ ■ DOES NOT STAIN. up in my room for three weeks, but nothing seemed to give me relief. BALLIN, Editress of Baby. Decisive and Conclusive Defeat of Newport.

Promising Young Teacher Buried The funeral of ffenry Francis Griffiths (22), a Morriston tcacher a.id iostra.uentil- ist, tcok place at Mynyddbwb Burial Ground on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Evans says she has lest all she has got and has nowhere to turn for assistance.

In past years they have usuilly lad a "star" p.rfminer in Newport, and generally a player Who was a class at vow hs cc.nfrert s. Lloyd and Pearson, for instance. of the front train was much shaken.