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I Was advised to 0 take cod*liver oil. I* But until he tried Scott's Emulsion he thought he could not take it. m I ALFRED J. AMOS. I There are many people who, like the gentleman whose photograph we here introduce, find' great difficulty in taking cod-liver oil. Still, they know they need this oil, and it onlv remains for them to learn the best way to take it in order to derive the benefit to be obtained from its many medicinal pro- perties. Possibly you will be interested in the fol- lowing experience:— 31, Lochaber-road, High-road, "Lee, S.E., August 9, 1898. Dear Sire,-Hiving had; a severe attack of bron- chitis, I was advised by a medical man to take cod- Fver oil. In fact, I have been so advised several times, and have tried to do so time alter time, ud with always the same result, namelv, that after a few doses I have been obliged to give up taking it. owing to the nausea and other evil effects, having such an irritable stomach that it is an utter impos- sibility for me to take any kind of fat or oil in a natural way, although it is known to most people that fat is a necessary part of our diet. It is a well- known fact that cod-liver oil is a most valuable article of food and medicine also to all who suffer from cbtest diseases, or to those who are in a weak and debilitated state. I therefore determined to try Scott's Emulsion, and I am able to state that not only could I retain it, but could take it freely and with great benefit. It strengthened my whole system" and greatly relieved and strengthened the chest and lungs. I may also say that my children, two of whom have suffered very much with bronchitis, have been greatly relieved and strengthened by its use, a-nd they will take it readily, and actually ask for it. I can strongly recommend all who suffer from bron- chitis, or any oough, cold, etc., and also those who s-.ilrer from general weakness, to give it a trial, and they will i),a surprised and greatly benefited by its use. "Yours truly. "(Signed) ALFRED J. AMOS." We will say tha.t Mr Amos is perfectly right in his theory that fat is a nwessary part of our diet, and when people are run down in health, or suffer from chronic bronchitis, or are susceptible to taking cold, or in fact any local affection of throat or lungs, it is almost essential that cod-liver oil should be taken both as a specific and as a. food. In Scott's Emulsion the problem of making cod-liver oil acceptable to everybody is admirably solved. This preparation is not only palatable, as Mr Amos's letter indicates, but by reason of its perfectly emulsified form it does not tax digetjtion, and moreover is readily absorbed into the blood. Besides cod-liver o;'J, Scott's Emulsion also contains glycerine and hypophosphites in proportions ap- proved by the medical profession. You cannot com- pare any other preparation of cod-liver oil favourably with Scott's Emulsion. Many who have tried to take other forms of the oil* have come back to Scott's Emufeion, quite roady to ajimit its superiority. For sale by all chemisfa. You many obtain a sample of Scott's Emulsion by sending threepence to cover postage to Scott and Bowne., Ltd., Manufacturing Chemists, 95, Great Saffron Hill, London, E.C., and mentioning this paper.

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i&. YD. LIBURPWIJ, Dydd Mnwrtli (BihlagfyT 27«iin).— Yr oedd gwenith yn ic y cenp^jk awch nag ydoedd ddydd Gwentw 'janid galw bychsoi oedd am dano. Yr oedd prieiau blawd, hefyd*. ya bur gad- arn, er mai tawel oedd y fttecach. Oeireh a. blawd ceirch yn aefydlog. Indrawn Aineriauoaidd eym- ysgedig oreu yn gadarn,, yn el 41%; Odassa, o 4/21.i i 4/3; Gklatz, o 4/2 i 4f2J¿c; OiiiqtiBzitisiei, o 4/4 i 4/6; pya Oanadaidd, 5/11 y easpwye. Ffa Saidaidd, o 2816 i 29 j- y dhwfarteai. ANIFBTLLilD, LLmIDAIN (Smithfield), Dydd Limn (Bhlogfyr 26ain).-Llusgo yn anv yr oedd y fasnach mewn gwartheg terwion goreu ac cilruddo4 yn Llundaiai ddydd Llun. Priaan, o 2/4 i 4/6 yr wythpwys. Ni chynygiwyd defiaid o ansawdd dda ar werth. ac yr oedd y prisiau hob gffnewifliad--vmrywient 0 2/4 i 5/10 yr wythpwys. Antfieiliaid yn y ferph- nad:—Gwartheg 310, tktfaid 350. LERPWL, Dydd Llun (lUuagfyr 26aifi).—Yr oedd y cyflenwtad, o yatoc yn marchmd Lerpwl ddydd Iiun^ er yn fychiain, yn lJawn ddigom i gy- farfod y gofyniom. Galw cyfyngedig oedd aim bob math o wartbeg, am oddieutu prieiau yr wytiuaos ddiweddaf. Yr oedd y gjalw am ddefaid yn wedl, yn ol y prieiau diweddar. Prieiau :•—Biff, » i 60 y pwys; clef aid, o 4^o i 7 fc y pwye. Yr oedd yn y fanphjiad:—Gwartheg 480, a defttid 1419. BAJLiFORD, Dydd Ujawrth (Rhagfyr 27ain>— Yr oedd utter gwoddod o brynwyr yn breseeiol heddyw, a gimaed msenach gytmedroL Y pcieau rywibetii yn dooyg i'r wythiuw dkli; end gallai fod rhai gweritiwyr wedi gwneud yn well. Prisiau: -Biff ,-o 4ft i 6J« y pwys; ctefead. o i 8c; lloi, o5c i 8ioypwyB. Moci*, o 7j- i 1$yr i 8, ugaiu pwyft

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Yr wythncs ddiweddaf yr oeddysa ar drolhwy y Nadolig, a dynnunem dchreyd pan yn cyfeirio at y myniawyd nad oadd pobl dda Llanerchymedd gcnyui yn ein meddwl, ond yn hytrach yr arf fithrodus irua. kwer niwy o rnwed inoseol nag a (14 wna myniawyd i gorph neb. Ond nid ydym am wneud pylw peHach, eitGir mynegi ein barn nad ydyw pobl Llanerchymedd iruor groendouett sg i dybied y buasem yn myned en £ Fordd i friwio teiiTiI.adr.u rcb pwy bynag o Athen Mem. Mae llawer tro wedi 'bod ar fyd yn ystod y fiwyddlyn sydd ar dynu ei linradl olaf. Diau na chafwyd gwell cynhauaf o wair, yd, err; blynyddau lawfr, a hydenm fod eiu hamaebhwyr wedi bod ar cu henill am unwaith, beth byrvig. Anfynycli y llor.ir hivy 3 chynhsusf da a thywydd da i'w gyn- ull, a phleser o'r marraf ydyw bod yn alluog i longrfarch ein haniafthwyr ar eu llwyddiaDt. Nid oes yr un diwydiant vvdd gyajaint at drugaredd y tymlcrau a'r diw>"fli. £ nt amaethyddol iruawi, fel y gwydclis. golygu tywydd. anflafriol adeg cTn- hauaf sydd golled aiih^wdd ei ohyfrif. O'r ochr arall pan fydd amgrlchetuliau yn ffafriol nid oes un doabarth sydd fwy dioktgar am hyn na'n ffe 11. yr, er y -Y, yrtu *r gan rai pobl ingu rh«gorfraint ein hamaetliwyr ydyw cwyno. Gali doebelrib eraill gwyno gyda'r un byawdlodd, ac weithiau lueb yr un rhe^'yniau. Hydenm y bydd haf -18gq lawn mor ffafriol i lafurwyr y tir, ac yn yr liyder hwn elddunwn i'.n darllenwyT amaotiiTddol, yn neillduol, ac i bob do.,birth o'n dariienwyr doall- gar, ,n do^baithwyr a phawb yn gyffredinol IXWYDDYK NEWYT>D DDA.

[ LIl., Tobaeaonist* Corameneicg. See 15d. Guide (259 pages), 3d. FITTED UP. How to erven » Store £2f) .,T to £ 2000. Tobacconists OntiTbling Co.-—186, Es.ston-rimd, I.ojndan 50 years reputation. ij:aia;i'cr, Esticiates Free. Hesry Syers. From the Acciacnt Insarar.oa Company (L--ni(ed), of 10, St. SwithinVIiu-e, London. wv 1; ve rei.eived a m111 calendar, in which the toar-oF d.-ite ii dicator Is a useful 5- The coFjp.i'.ry* "à, fo'rded in 1849, and irsiues ajja.inst accideris dssei#es ir. r.dditdon to gra- t:ng in- ccf-nltles to employers under the Worlm.^u's vennition Jic% c-tc. Tr 0 AD GWAEL, ko~u iynol o Lnndain. a gwympadd yn llythyrstif/i i iaw* ar ber. ei breewylydd y dy.d o'r -blaesi- nid oedd neroxwr dd:m (••'< le brort«it"»!j^edd. no xxli nid oedd neroxwr le brort«it"»!j^edd. no xxli i'r trychineb ddigwYQd PedaeuoiM' 'frpwycj;dod ds-wy 3T holl fryni.ydo^w-th. aIrc li.nv.-r !n dy- oddef odd'v.-rth fi^echyd yr iyy(->V- iad gwro-1, ac r.id oc "rh yn 0 ^>wiv',oj-e.i<s hyd nes moL" yn rhy dd^wftMar. y. ♦oy.^etl o gwmpat gan, dwylio er iama.ii) ya gyrt d g PaiivWi, 0 pabam y intent mor vnfy&l En sydd yn anmnur. eu r-erfau wedi m dip-rs'o, s'c afiechyd yn bwyta ymaith eu bywyd. ynddynt yn wir pe b-ie idoVnt, hyd vn nr tir- fed awr ar ddeg, droi at Belei.an nc F.^int way meddyginiaethau a, nxldant fyrrd pi newydd i bawb a,'u cjTnsrant.

Maroknadoadd Cymreig, b. 1 BANGOR, Friday, 12 o'tlock MEAT, BUTTER, and EGGfcv—Freeh butter, 1J2 to X/5 per lb. eggs, 9 to 10 for a 1/ Irish, Dawsn, j and Canadian butter, lOd to 1/- per lb. beef and i mattmn. 6d to lOd per lb.; vesa, 7d to lOd per lb, POrk. 6d to Od per lb. ham and bacon, 5d to 8d per IIPL fat pigs, 4d to .34d per lb. FISH, POULTRY, and GAM1<L—CJick.m, 3f te 4/6 per couple; fowls, 2/- to 3/6 «aoh; goslings, 5/- to 10/- each; ducklings, 216 to 3/6 each; hares, 3/- to 4/6 each; rabbits, 2/- per eouple; pigeons, 114 per brace; pheasants, 5/6 per brace; partridges, 3/6 per brace; wild dtucks, 51- per brace; ducks, j 2f6 to 3/6 each; geese, 5/- to 10/- eaab; torkeys^^j- to 18/- mch soles, 1/4 to 1/8 per lb. turbot, 6d to W pw lb. brill, 6d to lOd per lb. bolibut, 6d to 10d oftob; lemon soles, ad to lOd per lb. plaice, 4d to lid per lb. whiting, 4d to 6d per lb. ckbe ;Lnd hake, 4d per lb. gurnets, 3d ner lb. skate, 4d per lb. ood, 2d to 6d per lb. baddookc, 4d per tb. j k^nters, 2j- each; shrimps, 5d per pint. FRUIT aid VEGETABLES.—Patataes (new), *d per lb. aarrats, id per lb. turnips, 14 par buweh; l' parsnips, Id per Ila. aabbages, 2d each; aauliilawers, 44 aoeh; calery, 2d to 4d per stiek; leeks, 14 per tnmcb; peø (English), 2/- te "I- per lb. -do. (tvmeign), 6d to 8d par lb. tomatoes, 8d to lA per lh. apples, ói to 4d per lb. paan, 4i to 6d per lit. AMLWCH, &turday.Butter" lp. per lb. ;tgg8, 9 fwr 1/ beef, 6d to 9d per lb.; mutton, 7d to 9d per lb. pork, 6d to 8d per lb. geese, 5^d to per lb., 5/- to 7/- each; turkeys, 7d to 9d per lb. dutJte, 2/6 each; chickens, 3/6 per couple; fowls, 1/6 each; rabbits, lOd to 1,1- each; potatoes, 28 lbs. for li-, 5/- to 6/- per sack; .cabbages, Id each; car- rots, Id per bunch; onions, fl per lb. honey, 118 per lb- apples,, 3d per lb. grapes, 2/6 per lb. oranges, 24 to 30 for If-. CARNARVON, Sa.turday.-Fresh butter, l/2 £ to 1/3 per Jh. ;i fresh eggs, 9 for a :V- beef, 6d to 8i per lb. mutton, 7d to 9d per lb. lamb, 6d to 94 per lb. veal, 4d to 7d per lb. perk, 6d to 8d per lb. ham, 8d to 1/- per lb. bacon, 6d to 8d per Lb. potatoes, id per lb. carrots, id to Id' per lb. turnips, id to Id per lb. parsnipe. Id per lb. cabbages, Id, lid, 2d, and 3d eadh-, cauliflowers, 2d, 3d and 4d each; celery, id to Id per stick; cucumbers, 4d, 6d and 8d each; grapes (English), 1/6 to 2/- per lb. mellons, 4d. 6d to 7d each; toma- toes, 7d, 9d and lOd per lb. pears, d to 3d each; chickens, 3/6 to 4/6 per couple: fowls, 1/6 to 1/9 each; rabbits, 1/- to 1/2 each ducks, 5/6, 6/6 and 7/6 each; turkeys, 1/ 1/2 to 1/4 per lb. lemon solles, 1/ 1/2, 1/4, and 1/6 per lb. plaice, 4d, 6d to 8d per lb. cod, 4d, 5d and 6d oer lb. haddocks, 4d, 5d and 6d per lb. prawns, 6d per lb. shrimps, 6d per pint. DENBIGH, Wednesday.—Wheat, 9/ barley, 8/- to 9/3; oats, 5/- to 5/9 per hobbet; beans, 10/ fowls, 2/6 to 3/6 per oouple; ducks, 4/- to tJ16; turkeys, 8,!d to 9id per lb. geese, 7d to 8id; fresh butter, 1/2 to 1/3 per lb. ditto, small pots, 1/0t to 1¡ 1/1; ditto, large pots, lid to llid per lb. eggs, 9 to 10 for 1/ potatoes, 5/- to 6/- per hobbet. ELLESMERE, Tuesday.—Wheat, 1- to 12/6 per 225 lbs. barley, 16/- to 20/- per 280 lbs. oats, j 10/- to 11/- per 200 lbs. butter. 1/1 to 1/3 per lb. eggs, 9 to 12 for 1/ fowls, 3/6 to 5/- per couple; ducks, 5/- to 6/- per couple; turkeys, ¡ about 8d per lb. (live wetghtl rabbits, 1/3 to 1/10 per couple; beef, 5d to 6d; mutton, 8d; f lamb, 8d veal, 7d per lb. bacon pigs, 8/- per score; porkets, about 10/- per acore. HOLYHEAD, Sa.turday.-Fresh butter, 1/3 per lb. fresh eggs, 8 for 1/ Irish, Danish, mad Cana- dian butters, 7d to lOd per lb.; bed, 7d to 9d per lb. lamb, 8d to 9d per lb. veal, 9d per Is. park, 8d per lb. ham, 1/- per lb.; baoaa, 8d per lb. fat pigs, 3id per lb. porkets, 12/- to 18/- each; stores, 16/- to 22/- each; potatoes, per 224 lbs. j carrots, 9d per dozen bundles turnips, 61- per lead; parsnips, Id per ».; cabbages and aaauflowers, 2d to 3d each; celery, 2d per bundle; euaembers, 3d each; vegetable marrows, 2d to 5d eult; grapes (foreign), 6d to 7d per lb. mellons, 54 eaab; toma- toes, 2d to 3d per lb. peaches, 4d to 64 pa- lb. apples,, 2d to 3d .per )b. pears, 3d per lb. oranges, 50 for li- chickens, 3/- to 316 per couple; fowls, 3/- each; gcslags. 4/6 to 7/- owh duekbngs, 3/- to 3/6 each; bares, 216 enah rabbits, lOd each pigeons, 8d per broes; pheasants, 5/- per brace; partridges, 3/- per braoe; wild thanks, 2/6 per braoe; soles, \l- per lb. plaiea, 6d per lb. wliiting, 2d each dabs, Id nor lb. crabs, 2d to 4d each; black oats, 13/9 to 14J6 white cats, 131- to 14/ hay, 50/- per ton. LLANGEFNI, Thursday,—Fresh butter, 1/3 per lb. fresh eggs, 12 for beef, 6d to- 3d per ib. mutton, 8d to 9d per lb. lamb, 9d to lOd per lb. veal, 7d to 9d per lb. pork, 6d to 7d per 10. lv,,zo. 8d to 1/- per lb. baron, 5d to 8d per lb. fat pies. 3d per lb. porkets, 13/- to 18/- each;1 potatoes, 5/ to 6/- per sack; oats, 14/- to 14/6 per quarter fowls, 1/3 to 1/6 each ducks, 2/- to 2/6 each. OSWESTRY, Wednesday.—-Old white wheat., 4/2 to 4/4 per 75 lbs. new white ditto, 4/1 to 4/3; old red ditto, 4/2 to 4/4 new red ditto, 4/1 to 4/3; old I oats, 12/- to 13/- per 200 lbs. new ditto, 11/- to 14' malting barley, 17/- to 21/- per 280 Ibs. but- ter, 1/1 to 1/2 per lb. eggs, 9 to 10 for 1/ pota- toes, 20 lbs. for IOd; beef, 6d to 8d; mutton, 7d to 9d veal, 7d to 9d; pork, 6d to 7d per lb. fowls, 4/- to 4/6; ducks, 4/6 to 5/- per couple; geese, 7id to 8d per lb. turkej-s, 1/- per lb. rabbits, 2/2 to 2/4 per couple carrots, Id per bundle. PWLLHELI, Wednesday.—Fresh butter, 1/- to 1/1 ppr lb. fresh eggs, 16 for ]/ beef, 6d to 9d per lb. mritoa, 7d to 9d per lb. pork, 6 to 8:1 lib. fat pigs, 3d per lb. porkets. 12/- to 15/- each; pota-toes (new), id per lb. carrots and turnips. Id per lb. parsnips, 1 per lb. cabbages, ld to 2<1 esob; celery, 2d and d per stick toma- toes, 8d to 9d per lb. apples, 2d to 3d per lb. 3d to 4d per lb. fowls, 1/6 and 1/9 each • hares- 2/6 epch; rabbits, lOd and If- each; phea- •wnts, 4/6 per braoe; ducks, 2/- and 2/3 each; geese, 5/- to 6/- each. RUTHIN, Mond;ay.-Wheat. 9/- to 9/6 per nob- bet; barley, 8/- i 9/6; oats, 5/- to 7{- per hobbet; fresh butter. 1/2 to 1/3 per lb. fowls, 3/- to 4/- per < couple; ducks, 4/- to 5/- per couple; eggs, 8 to 9 for I SHREWSBURY, Saturday.—Wheat;, 11/6 to 1/6 per 225 lbs. malt&tg barley, IBJ- to 20/- per 280 lbs. grinding barlpy, 14/- to 15/- per 280 lbs. oats, 11/- to 12/- per 225 lbs. peis, 12/- to 12/6 p2r 225 lbs. beans, 13/- to 14/- per 240 lbs. WKLLINGTON. Thursday.—White wheaf (new), to 4/4: red (new), 4/- to 4/4 old oats. 12/- to 14/- ner 225 bpgrq. 14/- to 15/- per 240 lbs. barley, 1/8 to 5/3 per 70 lbs. hoci'. 6id; mutton, 7d to pork. 6d to 3d; veaJI. 7d to 9id; butter. 1/2 I o 3/3 pr lb. eggs, 8 to 9 for 1/ fowls, 5/- to 5/6 dudes, F/6 to 8/ rabbits, 1/4 to 2/- per ciuple hræ, 4/- to 5/- each; geese. 7d to 9d per lb. tur- keys, 11,1 to VI per lb. potatoes, 4/6 to 5/- per basr ■ F-: 1 -h tomatoes, 7d to 9d per lb. apples, 2d to 4d per lb. pears, 3d to 4d per lb. carrots, Id I ner 1-w"p" ( WHITCHURCH, Friday.—Wheat, 3/10 to 4/- per 75 lbs. barley, 4/- to 4/6 per 70 lbs. oa.t8, 2/6 to 3/- per 50 IlmL eggs., 9 to 10 lor It butter, 1/2 to 1/3 per lb. fowls, 3/6 to 4/- per eougle; ducks, 5f* to 5/6 per couple; potatoes, 7d per score; beef, 6d to 8d; mutton, 7d to 9d; lamb, 9d; veal, 73 to 8d; pork, 5d to 7d per lb. rabbits, 1/10 to 2/3 per couple; apples, 2d to 3d per quarter; geese, ?d to 9d per lb. turkeys, lOd to If- per lb. WREXHAM, Thursday.—White wheat in-), 4/- to 4/6; red wheat (new), 3/9 to 4/3; oats (old), 2/8 to 2/4; oats (new), 2/2 to 2/6; Malting barley, 4/- to 4/3; grinding barley, 3/- to 3/8 per measure; beef, 5d to 6d; mutton, 7d to 9d per lb. port, 7d to 8d; veal, 7d to ad; lamb, 7d to 9d per lb. fowls, 2/6 to 4/6;' ducks, 4/- to 4/6 per eonple; butter, 1/2 to 1/3 per lb. eggs, 9 to 10 for 1/ geese, 9d to lOd per Ib.; turkey eocka, (alive), 1J- per lb. potatoes, 3/6 to 3/9 per lb.

Principal Welsh Pairs. ANGLESEY." Bodedern January 3. Llanerchymedd I., January 4. Llangefni January 5. CARNARVONSHIRE. IKnorwic December S- Bethesda January 14. Carnarvon January 7. Dinorwio January I. DCiTBIGHSHIRE. Abergefie January 18. Cerrig-y-Druddion January 16. Denbigh January 10 (animals) and 11. Wrexham January 2, 9, 16, 23, end 30. Llangollen January 24. Ruthin January 3. FLINTSHIRE. Caerwys January 31. Holywell January 6. Mold January 4. MERIONETHSHIRE. Bala January 14. Oorwen January 17. Din&s Mawddwy January 1 and 13. ø MONTGOMERYSHIRE. Llanfaircaereinioli January 6. UanfyMin January 26. Llanidloes January 28. Medfod January 27. Welshpool January 2 and 16. Newtown January 31. NOTE.-We hare earefully compiled the above dates, but we are in no wa.y responsible for any inac- euracies which may happen.

I Shipping. CARNARVON. Arrival& Hilda, Evans, Bangor.Prince Ja Ja fe.8., Evans, Liverpool.Christiana s.s., Griffiths, do -Craignair ee., Williams, Ao Meisey, Willia)ns. Cardiff.Waterloo, Jones, do.Moses Parry, Jones, London.Jane and Annie, Owen, Newport, Mon. Bessie Rowe, Jones, Caxdiff Faith, Evans, do, Dinorwic lU., Williaoas, do.Lady Bessie 8.8., Ro- berts, Liverpool.Flagstaff 8.11., Roberts, do. Kite, Jones, Portinllaen. Sailing& -Graignah- a. a., Williams, Penmaenmawr -Prince Ja Ja &mL, Evans, Xaverpool.Christiana F-IL, Griffiths, do.Countess ot Lisburne&&, Jenkins, do, PORTMABOG Arrivals.Cambrian, Williams, Belfast.Marian. Rose, Dublin.Snacfell, Marks, Aberdovey Dlavid Morris, Morris, Pl^motifclk..Eilen James, Jones, Ex- mouth, Induatry, Williama, Jersey.Rebecca s.s., Roberts, LiverpooL Sailings.—Rebecca, iLy., Roberts, Liverpool.

The Mus. CTE AlfGLIKEY HARRiraiS will meet an Wednesday, January 3rd Trevor Village at 11.30. & Saturday, January 7th Bodcrgan Stat-ru at 11 0-im NORTH MONTGOMERY HARRIERS will meet en Wednesday, January 4th LlanfyHin Racecourse Saturday, January 7th The Mount, Llanfyllin at 11. TEIB MANAT SIDE HABRIBR6 will meet en Tuesday, January 3rd Llansantffraid at II. SIR W. W,WYNVB SOUNDS will skeet «b Tuesday, January 3rd Rednal r at 10.30. Thursday, January 5tb Duckington at ia45. Saturday, January 7th Terrick at 10.30. THE FLINT AND DENBIGH HOUNDS wiu meet, on Wednesday, January 4th TaJacre Saturday, January 7th Bodelwyddan Village at 11a.m. THE GOGERDDAN FOXHOUNDS. will meet on Tuesday, January 3rd Talybont Friday, January 6th Glanrheidol at 10.30 —————-——————————————— 'J.'

Local Tide Tablé. "i JANUARY. Morn. Height. Even. h. m. ft. in. h; JIl. 3 Tuesday 2 46 3 3 15 5 4 Wedneeday 3 24 3 43 14 11 5 Thursday 4 5 4 33 14 0 6 Friday 5 2 5 36 13 2 7 Saturday 6 16 7 57 13 4 8 Sunday 7 36.. 8 12 15 4 9 Monday 8 45 9 15 15 7 10 .Tuesday 9 43 10 9 17 1 11 Wednesday 1042 11 1 17 8 12 Thursday 11 28 11 55 19 4 13 Friday > 0 20 20 7 14 Saturday 044 1 7 20 9 15 Sunday 1 29 1 52 20 0 16- Monday 2 13 2 35 19 6 17 Tuesday 2 54 3 16 18 4 18 Wednesday 3 35 3 58 16 2 19 Thursday 4 25 4 57 14 3 20 Friday 5 32 614 13 0 21 Saturday. 6 55 1" 7 35 12 4 22 Sunday 8 14 8 47 12 9 23 Monday 9 17 9 43 16 7 24 Tuesday 10 5 10 25 14 6 2 5 Wednesday 10 45 11 4 15 7 26 Thursday 11 20 U 37 16 3 27 Friday 11 54 28 Saturday '0" 0 12 027 17 1 29 Sunday 0 41 0 58 17 3 30 Monday 1 13 1 27 17 3 31 Tuesday 1 42 1 58 17 2 N.B.—The ebove Table is computed for the Portof Liverpool; for Bangor the time of High Water is twenty-five minutes earlier for Beaumaris twenty-seven minutes earlier; for Carnarvon two hoi:rs and five minutes earlier for Llandudno twentv minutes earlier for Rhyl twenty memutes earlier. I

LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY Traffic Return, Week Ending December 25th, lEgE Pnssengers, parcels, etc., a.nd mails IC120,378 Goods, etc., total LlZ.874 Week's total £ 261,2-52 Corresponding week in 1897 £ 231,515 Aggregate £ 6,454,855 T. FOUGHTON. S«cretaiy.

Quite the Prettiest," is the Universal Opinion f Horiiimxn's Almanack for 1899. Beautifully printed in color* /l,d now being GIVEN AWAY by ro^rly 10.000 retailers of Horniman's Pure Tea. Soid by — Bangor — Roberts, Chemist; Lewis, Grocer; "Comet Stores," at Llanrwst and at Cohrrn Bay. Carnarvon: Owen, Chemist. Port- madoe Morris Chemist; Newell, Confectioner. Pwllheli: Owen, Chemist. Nevin Griffith, Grocer. Brynsiencyn: Hughes, Grocer, etc. Conway Wil- liains, Chemist. Beaumaris: Williams, Grocers, etc. Penmaenmawr Co-operative Society; Roberts, Grocer. Llanberis: Ingham, Grocer. Llanfair- fechan: Morgan, Grocer, etc. Williams, Tea Dealer, etc. Llandudno Hooson, Gloddaeth-street; Ro- berts, Chemist Llangefni: Jones, Grocer, etc. Colwyu Bay: Hughes, Grocer, etc. Bron Ceinwen Roberta, Grocer. Newborough: Lewis, Groca.. Iianercfeymedd: Roberts, Grocer, etc. Holykead: Da vies, Bros., GvoecM.

Nodion Amaethyddol, &c. Dywd cyfoesolyn mai un o'r camgynaariadau mwyaf wneir gan gertwyr ac eraill yr ymddirkylir oeffylau i'w gofal ydyw rhoddi o'u blaenaa SWill mewr o fwyd wedi i'r anifeiliaid fod o dan gytli- lwmg hir. Peth fel hyn sydd grtrirollRDl gytoaint o'r colic gyfarfyddir yn mhob rban o'r wind. Pan y bydd i geffyl, CJTWT unrhyw achof, fyned dan rmprjrd hir, y driniaeth briodol ydyw rhoddi yoh- ydig ddvrfr iddo a safnaid e wair nen yahydig ddymeidiau o rawn, gyd3'r amoan o'i adfera i'w alluoedd treuliadol arferol cyn ed edofil i fYBOO at breeeb llawn.

Er fod llawer o ges yn epfTio 'hyd wes byddant yn llawn ugain oed, mae gailuoedd adgynyreluol y mwyafrif nbawr o honyr.t yn gwanyehu yn fawr ar ol eu deuddegfed flwydd. Pan gyrhaedda caseg bymtheg oed nis gellix aibynu ami i epilio. Y ma-e, wrth gwrs, eithriadau, ond gellir cyzneryd hon fel rheol gyffredim. A siamd yn y termau cyffredinol, gellir dweyd fod oeeyg maga ar eu goreu i fwrw eiolion tra. rh" cirweah a deng nlivydki oed. Mae rhai magwyr yn eredn on rhoddant ysta^vyrii i gesyg ieuaine y oant ddos- barth cryfach o stoc ond nid ydyw profiad cyti- redin yn myned i &t&u yT olygwedd. bon.

Teneu oedd y cynulliad, yn marchrsd. yd I>hin- dain ddydd Gwener, ond gwrsaed rhyw gymsant o fusnes. Prin y gwerthid gwenith Seisnig aim fwy na 30s, ae yr oedd cyfartafedd o 27s lie bimdd yn ddigalon. Yr oedd gwenith tramor 6c yn is am y Rhif 1 Gogleddol. Llonydd i bob pwrpae ydoedd y fa6n«ch mewn haidd at feagu, ond aohrwa. y tywydd oench haidd a* falu yn gedasnacK ac weithiau 6c yn ddrutach. Yr oedd indrawn gatt uchjed a 20s am yr Amierioanwidd. I>ifvwrd he.fr(l oedd y bosnee mewh ffa, trad yr oedd PJ" 2s yn ddrutacfi ar yr wythnos.

Os ydym i diderbyn gair tin Mr Lendoa, aeted o Gynghor Beckenham, mae y mocbyn yn atdfail hynod gall Condeoaniai y bonexJdwT lnrn arfer- iad y cagyddion lleol o ddangoe en Btoc Nadolig yn eu siopau. Dywedodd ei fod wedi gweled yn ogos i siop cigydd yn y dref bono **pen" a gynwysai fochyn tew, pa un oedd wedi efnill gwtAi. Oddi- wrth yr olwg bruddaidd ar wynefopiyd yr anfifail yr oedd yn sicr fod nifer o "eoeingercf cyfagos. wedi cad effaith ddwys ar teddwl y snodiyn. Go- 'd beifthiai y gwneid rhywfbcfcb i atal yr arddoxvw- iadau echiydus hyn. Atebodd y Cle Trefol na# feddrnt unrhyw alluoodd cyfreithiol i atal y oyf- ryw axddangosiadau os nad oedd "nuisance*" nen rwystr yn cael ei aolosi, Dyma efallai y tro cyn- taf i ddyn yn ci bwyll (gobeithiwn) gtanfod gailu- oedd meddyliol y irochym Mae'r diychfeddwl fod golwg ar "sosingers" yn achosi pruddglwyfedd niewn mochyn byw yn un gyfoeihog ryfeddol. Y petli nesaf y gallwn ddisgwyl clywed am datfio fydd canfod dafad yn gollwng dagiau wrth weled pen un o'i diweddar gyfoedion yn liongiazn ar fach mewn siop eigydd, neu darw yn wylo yn hidl wrth ganfod calon. un o'i frodyr ar ddyeg?,. Mae Mr Lendon yn wr tynergalon iawn, mae'n annhvg, a da ydyw cael aarball un ystyriol o deamladau dwys y mochyn yn rhoddi mynegiad cyhoeddus i'w gyd- ytmdeirailad. Arivstyriol ydym braidrl o'r mochyn hyd nes yi lieddir ac y ca ei balltu yna cawn lawer inor hoff o horio nes ei fwyta. 0 hyn allan dylai pob mochyn foeeymgrycau i'r eynghiorwr tynergalon hwn bob tro y cyfarfvddant ef.