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Now Published in ene HANDSOME SHILLING VOLUME, Post Free, Mn. GEORGE THOS. CONGREYE on CONSUMPTION AND ITS SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT. Showing that direful disease to be curable o in all its Stages; with observations on 0 ASTHMA. CHRONIC BRSNBHITIS-' AND THE NEW APPENDIX TO THE WORK ON CONSUMPTION, CONTAINING 226 MOST INTERESTING and AUTHENTIC CASES That have appeared in the Weekly Journals and Monthly Magazines from 1881 to the pre- sent time, with NOTES APPENDED TO MANY SHOWING THE OF CUBE. N.B.—The work ON CONSUMPTION,' by itself (in paper covers), may be had for SIX- PENCE (post free) from the Author, Coombe Lodge, Peckham, S.E., or from the Pub- lisher, Elliot Stock, 62, Paternoster-iow, E.G. The Thirty-second Series of Weeldy Cases is now publishing. NOTICE TO THE READERS OF THE "SEREN CYMRU Who may be personally or relatively INTERESTED IN -THIS MATTER. MR. CONGBEYE will give ONE RECENT CASE, NOT PUBLISHED in this Journal BEFORE,EVERY WEEK. CASE FOR THIS WEEK. FURTHER REFERENCE TO A CASE AT DARTMOUTH PRONOUNCED INCUR- ABLE. This was a very remarkable case. The pat- ient is a daughter of Mr. G. Jones, of 3, Union street. Her symptoms were of a very aggrav- ated nature, and she was sinking fast in con- s umption. The doctors eould give no hope. The case first came under my notice in the early part of this year. She recovered, and the joy and gratitude of all her friands was great. The patient herself expressed herself thus: You were sent into the world to cure consump- 11 p tion." This case I published in full about July last. I have been much interested to find that the complete health of this patient has been per- manently established. Mr. Jones, writing me October 17th, says: Our daughter continues perfectly well, to our delight. She gets more vigour every day. This case has cut down the prejudice of some here who were the gitost stubborn of the Consumption Incurable' school. We are deeply indebted to you for your very kind at. tention to us. TITe are very anxious that others should know of her wonderful recovery, that hope may be inspired. There are many witnesses in this town." NOTE.-Days of Consultation.—TUES- DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY Mornings ONLY, at Coombe Lodge, Peckham. Patients from any long distance should choose either of the two former days. Everyone is expected to have seen the book first. vv -m. HILL HOUSE COLLEGE, HAYER- FORDWEST. THE MISSES DAVIES (Daughters of Rev. T. DAYIES, D.D.), conduct a School for day pupils and boarders at the above commodious and well-situated Residence. The course of instruction comprises all the branches of a sound English education; also Music, French, German, Drawing and Paint- ing. Prospectuses on Application. The next Term will begin on Tuesday, January 21st, 1890. COUGHS, OLD OR RECENT, BRONCHIAL OR DYSPEPTIC, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, WiloopiNe COUGH, COLDS, HOARSENESS, ETC., THE VIXifs'jr MIS SfclCXiSfE αo][ C 1[ iV E IN THE WORLD IS CONGIIEVES BALSAMIC ELIXIR, In Bottles, Is. I'd., 2s. 9d., 4s. Gc., etc. SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE HOUSES. 2T0TE.—JTor MIXISTKES, LECTURERS, AND TEACH- ERS, and all who have to exert the voice a lump of Sugar sat1wate,l with this pleasant ELIXIR, anel sucked as a Lo miffo before speaking, will prevent HOARSENESS, comfort the chest, and strengthen the Yorc". lIIi'. G. T. Gangrene's Book on Consumption and all Chest Diseases, with Appendix, eontahis many remarkable cases. Post free for (XSE SHILLIXS from Coombe Lodge, Peckham. j JUST PUBLISHED. TALKS WITHMEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN, (Being the first Annual Volume of THE HOLLAND ROAD PULPIT) By Rev. DAVID DAVIES. Post Octavo, 416 and xvi.pp, cloth, red burnished edg'»s, published at 6s. London: jfilliot Stock, 62 Patarnoster Row. E.C.; Alexander & Shspheard 21, Furnival St., E.C During 1890 the Talks with Men, Women, and Children," will be published we.kly as hitherto in coloured wrapper, at one pesny. The Subjects of the Talks with Children" will be "TUII PILGBIMS PBOGBESS RsraLD FOB CHILDREN." The remaining part of each number will consist of a Sermon for older folk. London: Alexander & Shepheard, 21, Furnival Street, E.C. HYSBYSIADAU YR ENWAD. CAPEL NEWYDD Y BEDYDDWYR, DREFACH. Cynnelir cyfarfodydd agoriadol y capel uchod dyddiau Mawrth a Merc her, Ionawr 28ain a'r 29ain, 1890. Y cyfarfodydd i ddechreu prydnawn dydd Mawrth am 2.30 o'r gloch, ac yn yr hwyr am 6.30, a dydd Mercher am 10, 2, a 6 o'r gloch. Dymunir ar weinidogion ac ereill i roddi eu presenoldeb. W. E. DAVIES, gweinidog. CWRDD CHWARTER DOSPARTH UCHAF SIR GAERFYRDDIN. Cynnelir y cyfarfod nesaf ar y Mawrth a'r Mercher, Chwefror 4ydd a'r 5ed. Bydd y gynuadledd am 3 o'r gloch prydna wn dydd Mawrth. Danfoned pob gweinidog a fwriada fod yn bresenol air at y Parch W. Williams, gweinidog, cyn yr 2il o Chwefror. P. PHILLIPS, Ysg. 0 CYFARFOD CHWARTEROL BED YDDWYR MON. Cynnelir yr uchod yn Llancrchymedd, y 27ain a'r 28ain o'r mis hwn. Yn y gyn- nadledd am ddeg, y dydd cyntaf:—1. Pwyllgor y Gymmanfa, Ganu. 2. Pwyllgor yr Ysgol Sul. 3. Gweithrediadau cyffred- inol yr enwad yn y sir. Yn y gynnadledd am ddau :—1. Darllenir papyr gan y Parch D. Evans, Llangefni. 2. Cyfeillach Gref- yddol. Taor erfynir ar i gynnrychiolvvyr o bob eglwysyn y wlad fod yn bresenol am 10 y 0 boreu, er myned trwy'r gwaith mor gyflym ac effeithiol ag y gellir. RICHARD R. PARRY, YSg. pro. tem. AT EIN GOHEBWTS Danfoner pob erthyglau, gohebiaethau, 0 0 hanesion crefyddol a gwladol, &c., i REV. BENJAMIN THOMAS, Nar- berth, Pembrokeshire. Y PARCH. D. O. EDWARDS.—Bydd YN dda gan ein darllenvryr glywed fod ein gobebydd poblogaidd hwn, ar ol naw wythnos o gyfyngiad i'w dy gan afiech> d (Bronchitis) yn awr ar wellhad, ac hyd- era y bydd yn fuan yn alluog i ymaflyd yn ei waith llenyddol, pregethwrol, a darlithyddol, megys gynt, ac unwii oil i ddweyd Amen galonog. Derbynied ein cydymdeimlad a'n llongyfarchiad. YB HAUWB."—Ysgrifena Mr E. Owen, CD Caerdydd, i hysbjsu fod Mr Evans, Gad- lyp, wedi argymmeryd a bod yn ysgrif- enydd arianol y cyhoeddiad uchod. Felly gofaler o hyn allan anfon pob archelion a thaliadan yn uniongyrchol i'r cyfeiriad eanlynol :-Rev. B. Evans, Baptist Minister, Gadlys, Aterdare, Glam. CW Gan feithder ein gohebiaetaau cofnod ol,yr ydym yn rhwym o'u b.rwi i lawr i'r hanner, a rhai i ddim. Gwell fyddai i'n gohebwyr wneyd ond os De, rhaid i ni eu gosod yn y crochan ar y tan. j TALIADAU. Derbyniwyd tadiadau oddiwrtlij—R M R Brymbo, O T Camhelyg, D P Maesy- beddau, B P Caerphilly, J P Pontlliw, D T Pontypridd, E C T Treherbert, W H Llan- dilo, T W Ben Lomond, D R Solva, T R D Bedlinog, J P X, R J Talybont, II M London, W H & S Swansea, R R Morriston, J D Abercych, D J Llangennecli, D D Bedlinog, L W Ynysddu, J G Trevasser Cross, R L New Moat, J E Llysfaen, T W Tondu, D R Dafen, M D Maengwyn, J R Denbigh, W M Aberystwyth, R II Tudhoe Colliery, ~W E Afonwen, W K Caerfyrddin, J M J Llansawel, a J T Trocdrhiwgoch. ISAAC PHILLIPS. Brynteg, Burry Port, R.S.O., Carmarthenshire: CYNmoR I PAMAU.-O. yw eicb plant ya magu darnedd, cofi-irch zpdw,I Mother's Favourite Teething Powder" 'Kernick yn y ty. Nid oes yncldo ddim opiwm, ac y mae yn rhaor- flaenu pob math o bangau poenus. I'w gael am Is 2s 6c y sypyn.

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