of six months' standing have actually been cured in one night these wonderful Powders hundreds of testimonials.—To be had all respectable Chemists, ot free from the Proprietor on receipt or 15 postage stamps. Sold in packets, 7Jd., ls lju , 2s. 9d.—Wholesale Agents Raimes and Co

(Before T. F. Twemlow, Esq., the Rev. C. H. Mainwaring, J. Bill, and J. Alcock Esqrs.) Drunkenness, &c.—Elijah Kali and John Hall were charged with being drunk. About twenty minutes past eleven on the night of the 2nd iast., defendant came out of the Princess of Wales public-hou

Pera, Monday.—Several battalions were despatched yesterday for the Danube; others will embark day.

of a daughter. On the 11th inst., the wife of Walter Hook, at the Stores, Kidsgrove, of son (Theodore). MARRIAGES. On the 10th inst.,at the Congregatioual Chapel, Stoke, by the Rev. T. Cocker, Thomas Hilditch, to Hannah Bagguley, both of the 11th iast., the Congregational Chapel

Nine to Three; on Ihursdays, Nine to One. HOWARD LLOYD, General Manager. YALENTINESI VAENTINES!! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The largest and cheapest STOCK VALENTINES and SCENT SATCHETS in the Potteries Are now on View W . BELL'S, 61 and 63, STAFFORD-STREET, HANLEY. E N TIN E VALE A l

amuse himself.

»nd Thursfay, January 27th, subject : THE MORAL TEACHINGS OF CHRIST." Discussion invited the clese of each. Chair taken at eight o'clock. Admission : la., 6d., 3'L OVV iiA LL, BURSLEM. Mr. W. H. CAD VAN, son of the late J. F. Cadman, pupil of Mr. H 0. T ix.>n, Mus. Bac. Cantab,

Wednesbay, December 19th, 1877. The Stoke School Board has received a memorial from some of the ratepayers of Bucknall praying that the Catholic " girl who has for years attended the National School at Stoke, and has received there the Church of England teaching which Archdeacon

FATAL COLLIERY ACCIDENT HANLEY. THIS DAY.; This after" - , „ House »' ' ' 00u James Lagnall was killed at the Ivy pi- North wood Colliery. Deceased was drawing a -ece timber from under souie " bass," when it fell and crushed him to death. Deceased is a married man, and leaves wif

The fortnightly meeting of the Guardians of Stone Union was held on Tuesday morning, in the board room at the workhouse. Mr. G. Swift, chairman of the board, presiding. There were present, the Revs. E. J. Edwards, J. E. Salt, Messrs. Collins, ChadJerton, Hambleton, Shemilt, Barl