The North Wales Express

Df. Ridge's PATENT COOKED Jj 000. FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS. "This is the most perfect food we have examined." CHAS. K. FH5SS15, 1'4.R.C.S., F.Q.8., WK. JOH^-a'ONE, Ph.D., F.C.S., Public Analysts. X QOT A ObQ IX HAVE YOU GET IT CURED HOW? WHY! AS EASY AS WINK! TAKE I T-Ull)OlltWILIAIA-M,-S PATENT BALSAM UE HONEY 1 V -11 have tho honour of being the first One whom it failed to cure. JL ou win 110 ■ I M Why don't you try it A.n Chemist will sell it you, or you can get it direct from D. Tudor William Q H! PJSAR ME I FORGOT 10 GIVE Tudor Williams' Balsam of Honey TO MY CHILDREN BEFORE RETIRING TO BED. AM CERTAIN THEY WILL COUGH ALL NIGHT WITHOUT rr There is Nothiri? on the lace if the earth equal to it. Thoroughly up to date. LVcs not cojitaii.oi.craiil of or another Poison. So J'otber .hoald Mflect to Keep this Infulible '"> hon.. ready for e.Mnrf.:cy. Beie,-Wthat it is wiser to che«k a shgbt Cough at tbe hjiim bow it ft> develoD into a lingering con plaint. Aak directly for Tudor Wil.iaw, TUjsain of Honey, and see that you get the right »r i ■ Ferrous pufferii.g from Difficulty of Breathing sbou e I,ro-est. Sole of any Cough Medicine m the World. 20.00L c Testimonial to hand. A Magistrate" states I find your Balsam of Honey nwst effectual for Bronchitis A Lady," Mrs West, Felix-place, iroud, writes:-Your Balsam ot Honey cured my lutle sou oi Whooping Cough. Send we cu another supply, 1 have a daughter subject to Croup and I fiud it very beneficial. The Biitish Aruiy" reports highly of it. *old by all Chemists and Stores, in is. ljd., 2s. 9d., and4s. 6d. Dottles. Sample bottLs sent (post paid) for Is. 3d.,3s., and 5s. from the Inventor- D. TUDOR WILLIAMS, R.D.S.L.j SIU RGEON- MEDICAL HALL, ABERDARE

CRICCIETH URBAN COUNCIL i I A meeting of this Council was held on Saturday. There were present Messrs T. Burnell (chairman), W. W. Watkin, J. T. Jones, W. G. Evans, John, Jones, Evan Jones, 0. Parry, J. W. Roberts, R. P. Tho- mas, O. T. Williams, C. E. Palmer, Dr Da- vies, H. Humphreys, J. W. Bowen, J. Tobias (assistant clerk), and Moms Williams (sur- veyor). THANKS. — The Cbuncil thanked Mr J. E. Greaves for giving a footpath at Aber- eistedd, instead of the one washed away by the sea. EXCHANGE. — The Council intended to exchange certain hou?es at Maes Tynygel- aist, for the old limekiln belonging to Mr W. Roberts, Penystumllyn.. FINANCIAL. — Mr Watkin was appoint- ed chairman of the finance committee. There were £ 364 8s Gd to the credit of the Coun- cil at the bank. The collector bad collected jE7 17" 3d during: the month. COUNTY SCHOOL REPRESENTA- TIVE.—Mr Burnell's term had expired. He had attended 29 times out of possible 38, and 5 out of a possible 6 committee meet- ings. The election will take place at the next meetirgr. IMPROVEMENTS COMMITTEE. Mr O. T. Williams wa" appointed chairman of this committee. The bye-laws re hackney carriages were sanctioned and sealed. It wa? resolved to write for particulars a« to the bye-laws governing boats, &c.—Mr Pal- mer had given to the committee a table of railway fares to all parts of the country. The Council would soon publish a local hand book, written by the chairman. ROADS COMMITTEE,—Mr J. T. Jones was elected chairman. It was resolved to make an exchange of property with Mr Wat- kin in Castle square.—Mr Morris Williams was willing to accept the terms of the Coun- cil as to one of the. building plots in Maes Tv'nveelaist. "HEALTH COMMITTEE.—Dr Living- stone Davies was appointed chairman of l.S committee. THE ABEREISTEDD SEA WALL. The engineer had given his final certificate to certify that Mr O. D. Jones, the con- tractor, had finished his work.—Mr Evan Jones caid that before the sea wall could bn safe, tliev must make a groyne to protect it.—Mr J. T. Jones proposed that they should do it, and it was passed. PLANTING TREES. Mr O. T. Wil- liams, on behalf of the committee, brought forward its report regarding the proposal to I plant trees on the Maes, Castle street, and Abereistedd. The committee did not ad- vise the carrying out of the original plan, but suggested that a less expensive scheme should be adopted for the present. Mr Williams mentioned the places in the Ma,(-,s where tre-s were proposed to be plantpfl, as well as Castle street and Abereistedd. He moved that an application be made for the loan of £ 250 to carry out the amended scheme.—Dr Davies seconded.—Mr Palmer moved that, since the original scheme was not proposed now, only the Castle street and Abereistedd sections of the amended scheme should be carried cut. He com- plained that. the proceedings of the Council were carried on in Welsh, which he did not understand.—Mr John Jones, Mr Thomas, Mr Evans, a-id others said that there were several members who could not. very well understand English.—Mr Evans remarked that had it not been for the presence of the reporters, he would have blurted out in English often (loud laughter).—Mr Evan Jones seconded Mr Palmer's motion.—After further discussion, Mr Williams's motion was passed.

THE REGATTAS. The regattas for the Mersey and North Wales Coast, we are informed, have new been fixed as follows in August next: — Royal Mersey Yacht Club, 4th; race from the Mersey to Llandudno, 5th; Llandudno, 7th; Royal Anglesey, at Beaumaris, 10th; race through to Carnarvon, 11th; Portdin- orwic, 12th; Royal Welsh Yacht Club, at Carnarvon, 14th; Carnarvon Sailing Club, 15th; Bangor, 16th; and Menai Bridge, on the 17th.

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