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JABEZ BALFOUB'S EXTBATITCON. 1% P?' MtU OlØtte' ,pealal norrespOLdsnt tt Ba.co. AyrM 'eloor&Phed on Monday _-f ht ftd*? Jtdee at Baits bas ordered J?btt BaUour t&?t extradited, and bM handed bim to a tWM.o- Wive of the Briti.h Government, in Mnfotmtty wmk W ol.to" of the Mtftd'Hoc treaty of December, 1893. The judge lias also reprimon le4 ,.be& advocate for deolM-iug that the national Oevernmea, had meekly ooi'daswnded to entertain the Britiah claim for his eorrender. The Press Association bis authority for s'ating tnal all doubts as to the r,appea,arloo in this country of Jabtz Spauoer Ilalfonr are now finally do at rest. As a result it inquires made on Mou- egy, the Press Association was cffioially informed that t xtradition bad b-en decided on. No iutorma- tioo was, however, then for throning as to the preoiae date of Balfonr'a departure ftom Argon, its. The Press Aseoi-Lt on utates that Bafour wul certainly appeal against the deoiaion of the Federal Judge, but there is little reason to believe that tbis Brooerding will materially delafr bla return to Ent^ land. It is stated tbat an iriteival of 21 days must be allowedffor the apial, and that after it is dvoided Balfour will be detained fifteen more days in Argen- ts makng a total of 36 days at least before he can atart on his hewwmd jonrney.

MWG BY A MLY "M jeIIJ i8h.. Dot ..r. Mperteaea. Ud may piort very trouWwom# unless TOO hare Homooea handy to apply, whoa aU paul ud swelling blatantly vaaiahea. HOMOCEA to an INVALUABLE REMEDY at the Seadde; should be used for Sunburn, Freckles, Blisters, Wasp Stings, and Insect Bites. Thousands of the British public have testified to the value of Homocea in relieving and 8lØtng Hemorrhoids, Stiff Joints, Toothache, Lumbago, Strained MusctM, Rheumatism (even where of years tanding), Cuta, Burns, BntiM*, wherae ll Skm Troubles. It wiU atop a cold in the head like magic. BLAIR ATHOL, HOVLAKK. Dear Sim.-On the 17th of June, which I think was one of the hottest days of the year, I spent the day on ,Wbre sland, and was unfortunate enough to get my =b:ndd' stung by jeUy mh. By tr following my feet had swollen and were inflamed to s:t an extent that I was quite unable to stand on them. For a week I treated them with carron oil, haieline, and hazeline cream without any satisfactory results. I then thought I weuld try Homocea," I persevered with it, and after applications at intervals during 24 hours, I was Mrreeably pleased to find the swelling and inflammation rapidly disappearing. After two days use of it I was able to stand, and now, with the exception of a little weakness about the ankles, my feet are all right again. No doubt you have received testimony as to more important cures being effected by using Homocea.' but you are welcome to use this letter if you may think it of any service in helping to make known the value of I Homom as a cure for bums and skin complaints. —Tours truly, E. S. SMYT If HOMOCEA had been used at once, a whole week's suffering would have been saved. Homocta MMM ? dealers in medicine <??<K ?t? ah per <«. ? «M ? ? dirme 7?' & MMM & U. ?it«t?t ?.. Bir&xA"4 "Hippacea is tha veterinary pcepaijtioo oi Homocea." used and recommendedI by Jlodtn* veterinary surgeons and tr&inen, including the Prince of waW kmaelmm, Mr. Deat, trainer of FiiDaton, and hosts of others. Price, as. N., SL, and "L pw T _——— FURTHER IMPROVEMENTS. INCREASED CAPACITY. ALPHA-LAVAL ALPHA-LAVAL ALPHA-LAVAL ALPHA-LAVAL CREAM-SEPARATORS. CREAM-SEPARATORS. CREAM-SEPARATORS. CREAM-SEPARATORS. CHEAPER, SEPARA TB QUICKER WITH LESS PO WER And MORE PBRPECTLY than any Other IT PAYS T PRODUCES MORE BUTTER THAN ANY OTHER, AND ONE-FIFTH MORE THAN SETTING-PANS. COMPARE PRICES. FOB BTEAM POWER. Ah)h*-Pony 130 Gallons per hour <N. Alpk»Al 2C0 ? M<M AEt.p??tAh?t (A.pb.???.?. FOB HAND. Humming Bird 15 „ „ £ 9. Alpha Baby ? ? ? '? <MUa Famerf Alpha g.10.. B?efy mMhice I. ?MrMteed to perfectlY8eparatf theq?ntity stated. ir:L".y 9P,,icee mclude deliHTJ to purch'"er', Station. Catalogue and full partloalar. of the Sole Agents, Dairy Supply Cry Lmtd. Jty 8t sial Appointment to Her Majesty the Qaeep. XUI8um,.tnet. London, W.C. 10524'

Denbigh Town Council* I At a meeting of the Ooaacil on Taeatty e«• 1 inmth. o<tdic? oBcer of be4tk Ur. W.Gri? i H3)ftte Mporttd twooas<'ao< typhoid feyerød t four of diphtheria, three of which were fat&L v Having fully described the causes of these I diseases, he orged that the Sanitary Co?mtttw: ought to deal with the eilistiin uses, ingludiftg the fellmongers' yards, were ogswivo; the Henllan-street brook, where at theltop all thfl open cesspools and privies go into it, so that it is nothing bnt a compound of animal and Vegetable refump; and alao the noxious vapour given out by the tallow chandlery, which is a moat offensive nuisance and ought to be remedied without delay. In a special report as to the place where one of the typhoid fever eases ooonrrad he described twelve houses, many of them with lodgers, with very inadequate sanitary arrange- ments. There were also other Bertous defects vhich he urged should be remedied, and satd that t Sanitary Committee should make" tour of  Al<FMR»an HVGRRS and Councillor RoBzRTB condemned the apathy and neglect of the Coun- oil in not backing up their officers. Eventually it was agreed to serve the requisite notices on all the numerous offenders, and that after the surveyor and the inspector have com- pleted a survey of draiasrunning into the brook, all the other oases of insanitation to be dealt with in a similar manner. The Council then considered the scheme for the government of Howell's School, and agreed that the Mayor for the time being should repre. sent the Council upon the governing body of the school. Mr BOAZ J ONES proposed that instead of the names inserted by the Education Committee the names of Mr Gold Edwards, Mrs Harrison Jones, and Miss Gee, should be inserted at governors. Mr R. H. ROBERTS proposed as an amend- ment that the names already suggested by the Joint Education Committee be appl oved of. Alderm-M HUGHES seconded,and the amend- ment was carried by five votes to four. Mr KEKPFBR said he never saw snoh a tyran- nical scheme in his life as regards the Religious Education Clauses to try and prevent a person teaching his child what he pleased. Mr R. H. ROBERTS Mid there was no pro- hibition whatsoever in the clause, and the parents could teach their children what they pleased at the hostels. On the motion of Mr R. H.ROBIBTS,seconded by Alderman T. J. WILLIAMS, a Tote of condo- lence was passed with the family of the late Dr. Turnour.

PUBLIC ELEMENTARY EDUCATION IN ENGLAND AND WALES. I In the House of Commons, on Tuesday, upon the Report of Supply, on the vote of £ 3,155,989 to complete the amount required for public education in England and Wales, Mr ACLAND made his annual statement on the subject of education. He said he had asked this year for six and a half millions, a large increase upon the Education Estimate of last year. Of that sum, four millions were required for day and evening schools, and two millions for the fee- grant to day schools, the remaininjt half million being for administration and training colleges. The increase in the estimates this year was due to the increase of average atten- dances during the year ending the 31st of August last. There was no doubt that a large part of that inoreaae was due to the Free Edu- cation Act of the late Government, there being now four million two hundred and twenty five thousand children on the register as free scholars, and eight hundred and ninety thous- and still paying fees, of whom five hundred thousand did not pay more than a penny a week. The increase in attendance at evening schools was estimated at one hundred per. cent. In some places, the parents had hardly yet realised what their rights were under the Act. The Department was trying to lessen the neces- sity for former annual visits of inspectors. There was a steady growth of the movement in favour of intermediate education, and as to teachers a pension scheme would be of great advantage. With regard to the question of im- provement in the building of the schools,a much more satisfactory modus vivendi had been arrived at between the Department and the school management. He denied that he had attacked Church schools, and quoted speech a nd state of the Archbishop of Canterbury and ? state- ment of the Committee of the National Sooiety in proof thereof, the latter admitting that no undue pressure had been put upon the Church schools. He dwelt on the importance of the better training of pupil teachers and of improv- ing the training colleges, and concluded by ex- pressing the belief that there was ample room for hopefulness in the efforts made to promote education in town and country. Lord OBAHBOUBNB, Sir R. TBMPLR.and other members oritioised the Department at consider- able length, the treatment of the Church schools being mnch dwelt on. Mr Act AND repli(deaud thevotewas agroadto. On the report of the Vote forunivei-sities and Colleges, the withdrawal of the grant to King's College, London, was challenged, but the Vote was agreed to by 79 to 35.

WW SOAP (for Delicate Skins) 411" Gd.. Sd,. 10d" &  SOAP (for Delicate Skins), M.. & M CREAM (for Itching, Face Spots, Ac.), 1/1}, 1/9. POU'TYRf? ff<ir Hnufrbnpflfl. AfO. ?-. 1 a DUKE OF CLARENCE MEMORIAL CHURCH EAST LLANDUDNO. ESTIMATED COST, £ 10,000.-APPEAL FOR FUNDS. EAST LLANDUDNO forme.. part ready paid into the bank th IJ of the large and scattered Parish sum of X2253. With so much of EOLWYBBB08, the resident popula- encouragement at the ontspt we tion of which has increased, since the venture to put forward a most Census of 1881, from 1478 to 2527, earnest appeal to all those who, in addition to which the Summer ? from time to time, have been Tisiton Me estimated to number I visitors in the district, and to .bout 4000. I the public gener?y, to help us Some idea of the extent of the ? in our eSbrta to form a centre Parish may be gained from the fact A of active Church work at this that within its boundaries are three M end of the Parish. As « tem- milway tt*tioM, viz.:— Handadco ?M porary arrangement Divine ber- Junotion, Deganwy, and Haododno, ?? vices win be held in the Tic- with the three hamlets of Tywyn, ?? tori a Pblace during the months Usurhm end Penrhyoslde. KM of July and August. The Mother Churoh, which is situ- tSM Donations will be tbankfuUy ate aboot 1? miles from the town, ?<M Dp wn received by the Trmurare, the dUommodation /0r only 200 UKWship. Rev. FRANCIS GRIFFITH JONES, per», and .e pr«?< no ?WM? M HE Ifl Vicar of HanrbM, Llandudno, made jor ChweA ?efMCM in <? above- HI M ?*"? the ?"' H. LMYD MONTH, tMMM<<<wy*P?'"?'?''<'P?y' ^1| Bodysgallen, Llanrhos, or may cre&ting district. be paid direct to the Llanrhos There is therefore argent need for Church Building Fund at the Now Chur,!ti to me-a the spirltunl National Provlnc alBank, Llan- requirements of the neighbourhood. dudno. Ail remittances will t,e It is proposed to erect a suitable IB HjM? acknowledged forthwith. edifim which, when completed, will Bmttr Tours faithfully, Mt?om 800 to 1000 people. H FRANCIS GRIFFITH JON Es, The estimated cost Vicar. oftbeuDclertaking ill tt.t t t f tie at .£10,000. The project baa the full approval of the L3rd Bisbop of the Diocese. and the Right t Hop.Lord liostynhas already i,en an ex oelleot site. The Right Hon. Ledy Auguljta Gloddaeth, lcx mi, lw-v bèa contributed the gift of ..t I 000 the Bdlding Fund, ard r>> M. the public have al- CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. Every Saturday in July, August and September, WEEKLY & FORTNIGHTLY BOOKINGS noat LON.D.ON. VV LEAVE EUSTON, 8.15 A.M. PADDINGTON, 8.10 A.M. TO THE CAMBRIAN COAST, Oswestry, Llanidloes, Newtown, and Machynlleth. Fares Return TO Arrive 3rd Class Train p.m. Return, am. Ahery?wytt M  S? ::U • S8 T WfD IIS 218 11,11 T rfn- ixl ioiSS eUey B.SS 055 'R?tech. e.M MM .?rtn?doc 5.lt 10.18^ n..¡-I 226  i 'Cricoitth <.M 10.531 I PwUheM U5 {'lUS?  UI 30? kl0 p.m » Hi Z SglS- N?tow.. lit 1: $.Par OewMtrr tM Ha IL5'0 *.m AVAILABLE TO RETURN ON THE FOLLOWING MONDAY, MONDAY WEEK, OR MONDAY FORTNIGHT. THBDUOH COAOHIS WILL RUN FROM EOSTOH TO ABaB. TBTWTTH, BARROUTS, AND ALL COAST STATIORS. PASSENGERS may RETURN by ANY ORDI- NARY TRAIN on the following SATURDAY or SATURDAY WEEK by Payment of 20 per cent. on the cost of the Tioket; Payment to be made at th Station trom whioh the Passenger ratnniB. W TiokPanc1 full information can be obtained at all L. A N. W. London Stations and Offices, and at Mesers Gaze and Sons, 142, Strand, 4, Northum- berland Avenne, W.C., and 18. Weetbonrne Grove. Particulars will also be furnished by the Aasoolation for the Promotion of Home and Foreign Travel, Limited, 41. Graoechnrob-street, E.G. Passengers for Dolgell«y, Barmouth, Harlech, Portoiadoo, Oriocieth, and Pwllheli, booking via Welshpool travel along the unrivalled Shores of Cardigan Bay. ALFRED ASLETT, 10596o Secretary and General Manager. CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. IMPORTANTDEDUCTION IN RATES. On and from the 1st September, 1894, WELSH MUTTON AND OTHER FRESH MEAT Will be conveyed by Passenger Train at HALF PARCELS BATES, Between all Stations throughout England, Ireland and Wales. MINIMUM 141b. PER CONSIGNMENT. NO LESS CHARGE THAN 9d. FOR Full Fartionlars apply to the STATION, r MAST." at all Oambrian and other Com- panies' Stations and Booking Otfices, the Cambrian Railway's London Office, 41, Graoechuroh Street, London. E.C., or to Mr W. H. GOCAH, Passenger Superintendent, Oswestry. ALFRED ABLETT. 1071 ltJi523 > Secretary and General Manager. CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. RAIL AND COACH EXCURSIONS. EXCURSIONS by RAIL and COACH are RUN ERV BRY ?NEK-DAY in JnMto the under- mentioned Places of interst:- ABBRBOCH, LLYFNANT VALLEY, BEDDGELERT, MAENTWROG, CADER IDRIS, NEVIN, CATARACT WATEB/ALL, PBICIPICH WALK, CLETWR VALLEY, RAVEN WATERFALL, OORRIS, SNOWDON. CWHEHAIADR WATBFCRALL, Tit-T-LLYN LAM, DEVIL'S BRIDGE, TORRENT WALK, DOLOOCH WAHBTAIL, TT'NTOBOKS, DYSYNI VALLEY, TANYBWLCH, GLASl'WLL CASCADE. For further Particulars see TOURIST PRO- GRAMMES & BILLS, to be bad Free of Charge at all Cambrian Stations. Every information regarding Coach ana Rail T;:rYanfOh:fon :tg oo: Cambrian Railways can be obtained on application to Mr W. H. GOCOH, Passenger Superintendent, Oswestry. ALFRED ASLETT, Secretary and General Manager. Oswectry, May, 1894. 1465010424  .jMNBNt I .1 6 q i. 0 C ATJTIOTJ.-GiMiiUM jC??' o?"o"S Y?f B. 'Tins well-known ?,medy for •DiarrhcoJuDyscntery, Fever.&c. Shears on t b »» utarap th. 'I.. f lnTentor. Dr. J. &Ui. Bro? W. HUGHES ROBERTS, Estate Agent and Accountant, 7, HOLYHEAD-BOAD, BANGOR. RENTS COllected Estates carefully Managed. IVDEBTB COLLECTED ANYWHERE, NO CHARGE IF UNSUCCESSFUL. Mortgages arruged. Private Inquiries conduoted. Property Bought and Sold. The Auditing and Balancing of Boota nndertaken. Houses and Shops to De Let in all parts of North Wales. Money Lent on Note of Hand Alone. From X5 to < £ 500. STRICTEST PRIVACY GUARANTEED. Apply to MR ROBERTS, 7, Holy bead-road, Bangor; or at 2, Gwilym-terraoe, Llanfair P.G. 10276a W. HUGHES ROBERTS, ESTATE AGENT AND VALUER, 7, HOLYHEAD-BOAD, BANGOR, £ 500, np to MWO to LEND on HAS MO94R0T0, GAGE at 31 per cent. Apply for farther Particulars. 10600r NO FEES UNLESS CASH IS ADVANCED MONEY LENT PRIVATELY TO Tradesmen, Farmers, Lodging House Keepers, i. and Others, repayable by easy instalments.— Call or write is strict confidence to GEORGE PAYNE, Aooonntant, 3, CRESCENT-Road, RHYL. 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