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(6 T\IGESTION AND INDIGESTION."— A New Work by De Quentin. Post; free 2s. 6d. "Provincial Medical Journal" Office, 6, Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury, London. Can be ordered through any book- seller. All students of and sufferers from Indigestion should read this excellent book." A CARD.—AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY is announced in the Paris Figaro," of a valuable remedy for nervous debility, physical exhaust- ion, and kindred complaints. The discovery was made by a missionary in Old Mexico; it saved him irorn a miserable existence and an early grave. The Rev. Joseph Holmes, Blooms- bury Mansions, Bloomsbury Square, London, W.C., wiil send the prescription, free of charge, on receipt of a self addressed envelope. Mention this paper. MUSICAL. MR. M. W. GRIFFITHS, Mus. Bac., Organ- ist and Choirmaster of the Parish Church, Dolgelley, North Wales, gives LESSONS through Post in Harmony, Counterpoint, Fugue, Composition, &c.; and prepares for Mnsical Examinations. MSS. Corrected and Revised. 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L-Otldiar y dyddiau boreuaf hyd amseroedd 11 y Diwygiad. II.-Hanes y Diwygiad. III.—Oddiar y Diwygiad hyd ein dyddiau ni. Gan G. H. T. NYE, Ysgrifenydd Trysorfa Sefydliad Amddifynol yr Eglwys (Financial Secretary to the Church Defence Institution). The Palace, Llaudaff, March 13th, 1890. My DEAR SIR,-I am much obliged to you for a copy of your Popular Story of the Church in Wales." I have just read it, and think it a valuable and very seasonable addi- tion to Church Defence Literature, and that it would help to strengthen our hands very much if the clergy (especially in Wales) would make an effort to get it widely circulated in their parishes.—Believe me, very faithfully yours, R LLANDAFF. G. H. F. Nye. Esq., Palace Chambers, Westminster. 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