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IRhuddlan Parish Council.
I Rhuddlan Parish Council. MONTHLY MEETING. FURTHER VENTILATION OF THE SEWERAGE QUESTION. Monday.—Present: Mr E R Beech (in the chair), Rev D G Lewis, and Messrs Thos. Hughes, H Barnett, Jos. Roberts, and Thos. Williams, with the Clerk (Mr Jas. Kilncr). The Cop Stiles. A. letter was read from the St Asaph (Flint) Rural District Council stating that [they were not liable for the repair of the stiles along the cop, and pointing out that the Parish Council had power to put them in order. Mr Hughes pointed out that it was a matter for the Embankment Trustees, and on the proposition of Mr Barnett, seconded by Mr Williams, it was decided to ask Mr Charles Grimsley to bring the matter to the notice of that body, of which he is clerk. Obstructing Telegraph Poles. A letter was read from the Superintendent Engineer of the North Wales Telegraph Dis- .trict promising that the question of obstruc- ting telegraph poles in the parish should receive immediate attention, and that the Council would hear further when all necessary enquiries were completed. Mr Barnett said that only the other day a young person had a very narrow escape from being run over owing to the room taken up on the footpath by one of these poles. Mr Roberts I think the King's Head corner ought to get attention whatever. The Sewerage Question. The Clerk reported having written 20 letters to owners of property urging them to see that their respective properties were properly con- nected with the new sewer. These had brought in nine replies, the majority of which were curt reminders that the property was already con- nected with the old sewer. Mr Barnett, speaking on behalf of the committee appointed to inquire into various matters, said they had ascertained that all existing connections would have to be made at the contractors' expense. Mr Hughes I think we ought to have trac- ings of the plans of the sewer and a copy of the specification. Mr Barnett We really ought to know what is in the specification. The few minutes we had to look over the specification the other day was altogether inadequate. Mr Hughes thought that certain members of the Rural District Council, if they knew any- thing about drains—and he questioned if some of them did- (laughter)—ought to make it their business to see how the work was pro- ceeding. Surface Water. Mr Barnett said there was no reference in the specification to the draining off of the surface water, and they were told by Mr Far- rington, the engineer, that that question did not come within his province. This, he thought, was very unfortunate, considering some of the places that had to be negotiated in wet weather. The other night he had to trudge through an ankle's depth of water, and he knew of at least one place where in winter the water would sometimes be found knee deep. On the proposition of Mr Hughes, seconded by Mr Barnett, it was decided to ask the County Council and the Rural District Council to do what they could to obviate the flooding, connections with the sewer at certain points being suggested. Concreting an Extra. In the course of further discussion it was stated that Mr Farnngton had explained that why a 12-inch pipe had been laid in High St. and only a (J-in pipe in Gwindy St was because the High Street, fall was not good enough for a I-inch pipe to suffice. With regard to the question of laying pipes in concrete the speci- fication simply stated that concrete should be put down where it was considered necessary and would be charged for as extra. The Chairman (in a surprised tone) What Mr Barnett Concreting will have to be paid for as extra. Mr Hughes That is how we have been let in, is it 'I Mr Barnett To me it seems very loose work. I think the term extra ought to have been left out. To Satisfy the Rhyl Coach Proprietors." Mr Hughes complained of the thickness of the manhole walls in certain cases. He thought they ought to be at least 14 or 18 inches thick, having regard to the depth, whereas they were only 9 inches thick. When he asked about the Hushing tanks he was put off with the observa- tion that such tanks would make the scheme too expensive. lIe thought that that was a case in which the rain water would have proved useful. It was also complained that the most urgent places were not being attended to as promptly as they might, and Mr Barnett ventured to express the opinion that the roads had been cut to satisfy the Rhyl coach proprietors. Mr Hughes I think the traffic ought to take its chance, and that the most urgent places should be dealt with first. This view was embodied in a resolution which it was unanimously decided to send to the Rural District Council. At the same time it was decided to apply for a copy of the specifi- cation.
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Rhyl May Remember. Some of us in Ubvl will no doubt call to mind the statements made by many men and women, a year or two back. Now, however, proof is added to proof, for again the same people speak out, and it is even better news they have to tell. Read this encouraging statement by a Chester man. Mr Henry Harvey, of 2, Parry's-court, Foregate-street. Chester, says: Foi, a long time I suffered from severe pains in my back and around my loins, caused by my kidneys being out of order, ard it was most difficult for me to stoop. I suffered also from headaches and dizziness. I was nervous, low-spirited and depressed. I tried various remedies, but they did m no good. ''One day a friend of mine advised me to try Doan's backache kidney pills, saying that if any- thing would give me relief, they would. I obtained a supply of the pill-, and after 1 bad taken a few doses I felt much better. This so encouraged me that I continued with the medicine, getting better each week, until 1. was restored- to health again. The headache and other symp- toms of kidney disorder disappeared, and feel quite a different man. (Signed) HENRY Harvey." j-eors later Mr Haivoy wrote 1 have gone on all right ever since my cure by Doan's pills. There has been no return whatever of the old kidney complaint. Believe me, yours faitb- fully (Sioged) HENRY Habvey. Doan's back- ache kidney pills are two shillings and ninepence. Of all chemists and stores, 0, pot free, on receipt of price, direct from Foster McClellan Co., 8, Wells Street. Oxford Street, London. W.
Y " Diffyg " ar yr Haul.
Y Diffyg ar yr Haul. Llawer o son sydd wedi bod yr wythnosan diweddaf am y diffyg oedd i fod ar yr haul ond erbyn hyn y mae'r peth yn mhlith y pethau a fu. Yr oeddwn inau wedi darllen am dano, ond wedi ei anghofio. Ycbydig wedi un o'r gloch diewvdd- ais fyned allan, ac mi godais fy ngolwg at yr baul; mi gofiais yn y fan am y diffyg, a gwelais pi ogoniant. Gelwais ar fy nghymydog i weled yr olygfa, ac erbyn hyu dyma amryw o'r cymydo< £ ion ynghyd, ac un hefo dun o wydr wedi ei fygu. Mae'n fwy na thebyg fod miliynau tny y byd, fel ninau, yn edrych yn ddyfal tna'r nef yr ad«e hono, a dyna lie y bum i fewn ac allin nes oedd wedi dau o'r gloch, pryd y terfynodd yr olygfa, na welir ei bath am amsar maith i ddyfoJ. Gofynais i gymydoges. sydd wedi cyrhaedd ei phedwar ugain oed, a oedd hi yn eofio y diffyg ar yr haul y clywais yr hen bobol yn son am duno, pan aeth yn dywyll brydnawn Sabboth ar ganol y bregeth ? a dyna hi yn dweyd ei bod yn cofio vo dda pan oedd hi yn aros yn y fan a'r fan. Dyna fi yn gofyn faint o amser oedd er hyny, a dyna hi yn ateb fod rywle yn agos i dri ugain a deg o flynyddoedd. Yn mhen ychydig wed'yn, dyma fi an noson yn d'od ar draws yr hanes a ganlyn, y. yr hen Wladgarwr," sydd yn fy meddiaut er y Hwyddyn 1836, yn croniclo y diffyg mawr ar yr haul, Mai lõfrl, 1836. Cofier, y mae yr banes a ganlyn yn cael ei ddweyd ddau lis cyn i'r dig- wyddiad gymmeryd lie. Feallai mai nid difudd gan amryw o ddarllenwyr y Journal ar hyn o bryd fydd yr haues a ganlyn. Dyma fi yu rhoi yr banes fel y mae, air am air :— Y Diffyg Mawr ar yr Haul, Mai lofed, 1836 Mae, ond odid, bawb o'n darllenwyr, wedi darllen nen glywed son am y diffyg nodedig sydd i fod ar yr haul eleni, yr hwn a ddygwydda, medd serydd- wyr, ar ddydd Sul, y lofed o fis Mai nesaf. Peidiasom a cbrybwyll am dano yn nechreuad y Hwyddyn, gan vmobirio hyd y mis hwn er mwyn bod i'r olygfa aros yn ffres yn nghof y darllenydd erbyri yi- amser y bydd y diffyg- i gymmeryd lie, yr hwn oherwydd y bydd yn nn o'r fath faintioli anarferol, nid oes hwyach neb o'r to presennol o drigolion Brydain yn cofio ei erylryw, gan nad ymddangosodd y cyfftlyb er y Hwyddyn 1764. Y rhai hyny o'n daWlenwyr .sydd yn feddianol ar yr 16eg rliifyn o'n cylchgmwn, anogwn hwynt yn neiltduol i droi at v tu dalen 109 o'r riiifyn hwnw, lie y c-ant weled darlun, ac ar ei ol sylwadaa Iled fanwl ar natur diffygi vdau y cyrph wybrenol yn gyffredinol, a hyny a'u <-yunorthwya i fl'urfio syniadau cywirach am y dygwyddiadau naturiol hyn—naturiol, meddwn, am mai uid o wyrth nac o ddamwain y maeut yn cymmeryd lie, eithr yn hollol reolaidd yn 01 deddfau goscdedig y Cre- awdwr doeth a all110g, yr hwn a drefuodd dio- gylchaa yr boll gyrph byn gyda'r fath gywrein- rwydd fel na phalhi yr uu yn y mesur llpiaf yn ngbyH.twuiad y cyfreithiau a roddwyd iddy-.It i deitbjo wrthynt. Canys pe auigen, a phe o wyrtb a damwsiin y digwyddai y diffygiadau, pa fodd y gallai seryddwyr eu rbagl'ynegi gyda chvmmaint cywirdeb, a hyny gyhyd o amser eyn iddynt gymmeryd lie V Yu awr, den wn i roddi ycbydig ddesgritiad mwy neillduol o'r diffyg dan sylw. Y diffygion yr ydys yn eu canfod fynychaf ar yr haul a'r j ll'uad nid ydynt, y rhan amiaf, oDd go fychain, hyny yw (yn ol eiti dl111111 o yu^droddi am danynt) dim ond cylVan led fechan o wyueb y goleuad diffygiadol yo cael ei gysgodi. a hyny yn fynyeh cyn lleied fel nad oes ond ychydig o bobl yn galln eu canfod a'r llygad noeth. Arnbell flwvddyn, y mae yn wir, y mae rbai behuthach yn cael eu gweltd, ac yn peri cryn ddywenydd i'r edrychwyr. Kithr y diffyg ebmi fydd yn rhagori, yn gymmaint ag y bydd yn un mor gyilawu fel y wiiff trillion rhai parthau weled holl gorph y.lleuad yn cyfyngu rhyngddynt a gwyneb yr hall! ar uuwaith O.1d all nad yw ei chorph hi yn ddigon o faint i orehuddio y cwbl o wyocb yr hanl ar unwaith, bydd t ylch crwn goleuo wyneb yr haul i'w gmÍJd 0 amgyl>:h rorph tywyJl y lbmad a hyny sydd yn peri i hwn, a phob diffyg o'r cyfiyw ymddaugos- iad, (jacl ei alw diffyg modiwyawl (annular eclipse). Ond ni bydd yr ymddangosiad modrwyawl hwn yn purbau fawr dros .1 muuud o amser, ac yn uuiawn yn nghanol y diffyg, a bydv hefyd nid I"IV gan fod oddieithr viiii drigolion yr ardaloedd y bydd y diffyg yu myned rbagddo yn uniawu a web eu penau a'r parthau byny yn y deyruas hon lydd Siroedd Northuaibrtrland, Durham, y rhan fwyaf o Cumberland, a Westmoreland, parttian ffogleddol Swydd Lancaster. Bernir mai uu or treti mwyaf manteisiol yn Lloegr i weled y diffyg yn ei ddull tnodrwyol perffelthiaf a fydd Alnwick, yn Swyud Northumberland er fod yn debygol y canfyddir ef felly hefyd yn mbarthau gogleddol yr Iwerddon, a phavtbau deheuol Scotland. Ond ofnwn mai go brin y cyrhaedda yr olygfa fod- rwyol drigolion Cymru, am ei bod hi yn sefyll yn fwy deheuol na'r manau a grybwyllwyd uchod, ac felly yn an Cwteisiol i weled y diffyg yn y dull hwnw. ac am hyny, rbaid i'n cydwladwyr ym- foddloui ar welediad haner-modrwyawl, fel y dangosir yn y darlun a oscdwvd yn y dcchreu, yr hwn yn awr y deuwn i ddangcb y defnyddioldeb o hono.-Y mae y darlnn mor debyg ag y all fod i'r darlun oedd o'r dill'yg diweddaf; y eylch canol- aidd yn y darlun a gynnrycbiola yr baul, a'r un yn ymyl, addurniedig lddo, ar y cwr aswy, a ddengys y rhan o hono a fydd heb ei gorchudaio gan y lleuad ar amser canol y diffyg. Y eyJch isaf a gynnrychiola y lleuad, pm megis vn cyffwrdd gynttf ag ymyl yr haul wrth y llythyren B, sef ar ddechroaad y diifyg, ac yna y mae hi i'w bystyried fel yu myned ar i fynu dros wyneb yr haul, byd onis cyrhaeddo i'IV gwr uchaf, gan ym- adael ag ef yno with y llythyren E, 6ef yn niwedd y diffyg. Weithiau nodwn amser y dill'yg. Yn Llunduin ete a ddechreua tua 51{ munud ar ol un o'r gloch brydnawn y Sul crybwytledig. Ei ganol yno a fydd tuag 20 munud wedi 3 o'r gloch a'i ddiwedd tua 40 munud wedi 4. Ond yn y parthau sydd yn fwy i'r gogledd-orllewin, ac felly yn y manau y bydd y golygiad modrwyol i'w ganfod y byddyr amser rai munudau yn gynarach. A chan y bydd rhan mor helaeth o'r haul yn cael ei orchuddio felly, mae yn naturiol casglu yr attelir rhan fawr o'i oleuni a'i wres odiiiwrthym dros ryw enyd o amser. a dywedir y bydd y tywyllwch gymaiut nes y gellir canfod amryw o'r prif ser. Y diffygion o'r fath yma sydd i ddigwydl nesaf ydynt, un ar y )fo o Hydref, 1847 un arall ar y 15fed, 1858; wedi hyny ar y 19fed Awst, 1887 a'r nesaf wedi hyny, ar y I7fed o Awst, 1912." Nid oedd y seryddwyr yn gwybod pob peth yr oes hono, neu buasent wedi son am y diffyg a welsom ni ein hunain yr wythnos ddiweddaf, end y maent yn son am un sydd i fod mewn saith mlynedd etto. lthuddian. HUGHEJ.
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Prestatyn. Trinity Chapel, The anuual sermons on belwll "f the Methodist Now Connexion Sunday iSehool were preached on Sunday. The Rev \V J Townsend, D.D., oc- cupied the pulpit mo-tiing and evening, and ill the afternoon an address was given by the Rev F Jewell. Hawk caught on the line. The other day a ticket cullector on duty at Prestatyn station caught a young hawk on the metals. Welsh Wesleyan Assembly. On Sunday, September 24th, and three followiog days the North Wales No. 1 district of the Welsh Weslcyans will assemble at Prestatyn for the trans- action of important business. It is expected that there will be an attendance of about 120 delegates. Road Improvement. The fountain which occupied the middle of the road at the top of High Street has been removed to a more suitable positiou at the side of the road, and in its place a column serving the double pur- pose of a Jamp standard and sewer ventilator has been erected. Property Sale. Messrs Cunnah and Roberts on Monday next will offer for sale, as per advertisement, the two charming villas known as Brightholme and Holm- leigh, situate on the hillside, and commanding unparalleled views of laud and sea. There should be no difficulty in finding customers for those lots. Outbreak of Fire. On Saturday evening the Prestatyn Fire Brigade was summoned to an outbreak of tire at the Royal Victoria Hotel, the cause being the igniting of a window curtain which accidentally got into con- tact with a gas bracket. Thanks to the prompt and skilful manner in which the outbreak was dealt with, all fears of a serious conflagration were soon allayed, and the fire was extinguished with- out much damage.
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A WORD TO THE WISE. The fickle nature of the climate of this coun- try often gives rise ,to a variety of ailments and complaints, which, assuming at first the form of only a slight indisposition, if neglected and un- heeded, may become the germ of seriousdiseases, which will undermine the constitution, and fina!ly result in a long and lingering illness, and perhaps terminate fatally. The variable temperature and the changeable weather of the last month or so make it incumbent on all of us to exercise wife
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Rhuddlan. C.M. Sunday School. The annual treat to the children of tbe C.M. Sunday School was held last Thursday, a day that will long be pleasantly remsmberd by the children. A large compauy assembled in the schoolroom for tea, and the wants of all <vere most attentively looked after. The ladies who presided at the tables and assisted in other w iys included Mra Jones, Penrallt Mrs DtIovies, Brynscawen Miss Jones, Abbey Misses S A & J Jones, Parliament Street; Miss D^vies, Bryncwnin Mrs Davies, Gwindy Miss Divies, Tv Cerrig and Mrs Jones, Drlwyonen. Sports and other amusements were afterwards held in the Cattle grounds, all of which made up n very enjoyable lime, thanks to the hearty co-opsratirfii of the teachers and other friends. The Day Schools. The day schools will b-3 re-npaned on Monday next, when Mr Bellis Jones, late of Holywell, will assume his new charge. Harvest Thanksgiving. It has been arranged to hold the ervic s of thanksgiving for the harvest, on Wednesday, September l.'Jth. Services will be held in the various places of worship, and at the Parish Church they will be held as follows: —10 a.m., Holy Communion; ;j-Lj p.m., English service, preacher, Rev W T Williams, M.A., Rector gf Llandyrnog; í p. m., We sh, preacher, Rev Wm Jones, Rector-of Brynfocd.
A WORD TO THE WISE.
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