of self-cure. He will be happy to forward the particulars to any sufferer on receipt of a stamped and directed envelope.—Address J. T. Sewell, Esq.. Chiswick, Middlesex.

want of Medical knowledge. For instance, Nervous Debility, Loss of Vitality, also Nervous and Muscular power, may be easily cured by adopting a proper system of Treatment and Diet.—Full partiem sent Gra to any address, by Secretary Institute of Anatomy, Birmingham. 181(1

AUGUST 12TH, And continue for 21 Days. GENUINE BARGAINS will be offered. All Goode will be marked considerably under regular price to effect a CLEARANCE. AN INSPECTION RESPECTFULLY INVITED. SALE PRICE IN RED INK. No Paterns Cut during the Sale, as all Goods are marked considerab

to SELL BY AUC I lON at the York Sale Room, Bridgend, on SATURDAY, ,he 21st day of AUGUST, 1886, at Half-past Three o'clock in the Afternoon, all that Freehold Dwelling-House and Garden Known as "WOODBINE VILLA," situate on Cefnglaa Road, Newcastle, Bridgend, end now occupied by

ABERAVON MIDDLE CLASS SCHOOL. :—Mr. WILLIAM MORGAN (London University), assisted by a Resid,mstql/Loster Pupils prepared for the Oxford sad Oalnbridis Locals, College of Preceptors, aid ?pal en Examinations. For terms and results by Pupils of this School, see Prospectus, whio ma

LONDON Conw, Monday.—The trade was very quiet all round. Foreign whetit was dull, but 'values were quotably unaltered , English wheat, in very small supply, made fully Lite rams. Country flour steady, and rather against buyers; fereigu depressed by excessive supply. American mix

During the past week the weather has been fine generally, but there been very little sunshine ; the atmosphere has been charged wi.h moisture, the temperature close and oppressive. Under these circumstances the grain has made but slow in ogress towards maturity, and in some loca

THE Earl and Countess of Dunra yen were present on Wednesday, at the Mansion-house, when th e Lord Mayor of London (Alderman Staples) entertained Her Majesty's Ministers at a banquet. A PROLIFIC Ews.—A ewe, the property of Mrs Lewis, of St. Mary-bill Court, yeaned two lambs last

August 2nd, at Cowbridge, the wife of Mr W. A. James, builder, of a daughter. - August 7th, at Llanharran, the wife of James Galpin, butler, of a son. AuguAt Bth, at Litohard Farm, near Bridgend, the wife of Mr N. Sutton, of a son. August 6th, At Oddfellows-row, Bridgend, the wi