The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1889-05-10 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

PESTS.—MISSOrmerod has issued her twelfth statements made, but willingly vouchsafed informswas looked upon as a rectless ne'er-do-n ell, and it annual report on arnlll'ett e which was even hinted that he had borrowed money of"My mother,' said the eldest daughter, "was dangerous last year—such as orchard caterpillars, dealing specially with those proven _inest saved by nothing less than a miracle. Harry. the warble maggot, and the turnip fly. Miss Ormerod born in Bridge Street, St. Helens, but she has been Be that as it may, the prosecutiou depended expresses a confident belief that turnip growers may in business in this shop for a long time. For seven mainly on the testimony of inivaele who was thoir in future possess their souls in patience, since a years she suffered from kidney disease. Nearly principal witnesses ugeinst li et oa. remedy has at last been found for the fly which in dry three years ago, being somewhat 'better she went to Tho murder had been perpetrated in a remote part seasons has so often destroyed their crops. Without Liverpool on the occasion of the Queen's visit to of the county, imt the trial was preceeding at the explaining here the life-history of any of the farm that city. The rain came down heavily,_ and, as M county town, where it happened that Mc. Justice rests, we must be content with again noticing r might be expected, mother got thoroughly wet._ Keene res:ded. His lordship was on this eley SO much pre-ocen- Ormerod is most desirous of pressing on the attention never forget the terrible agony she suffered. The Strawson's recentlyinvented machine, which -Miss She was obliged to take to bed again; and I shall but his efforts were pied with the trial, mei so vexed with Iffineeli ter of the public. Onoe_ofvhaelienc7 correspondents—Mr. family doctor (one of the principal practitioners in the town) was at once called in, being so, th: the diem' in eilence, aiel after dinner G. Mount, M.P., f I f des badly attacked by fly, and accompanied by inflamination of the bladder and an retired to his Weeny, ;marking to his wile that he states that he used Strawsonrs lir-power distributor futile. The ailment developed into Bright's disease, was somewhat worn out,and would prefer to remaiu in nine acres o ewe undisturbed. •t of the crop while the rest was summoned, and ultimately one of the most eminent thus applied with excellent effect a fine spray of attack of asthma and gout. A second doctor was paraffin on pal The spacious bou-e was surrouuned by well-keet dusted with finely powdered' lime, the application physicians in Liverpool was called in. The patient grounds, mid the library was 3 Wing facing the being made in the morning when the dew on the was chloroformed, and underwent a painful operawest, and was a quaint room, is Pah rows upon rows plants caused the lime to adhere to them. Another tion. Her condition grew worse. and finally the of law books and Looks of telt:wilco, of travel, of history, of c :- And what was their verdict, pray? correspondent used the machine in one portion of three doctors held a consultation. books, literature, and every nook Ind a field where he etlectually destroyed the fly and A " cranny filled with fanciful or rare objects, represent- saved the crop, while the other part of the field " rhey unanimously decided," continued Miss hug the gleanings from tar oit counoiee, eausted es where the remedy was not applied, failed utterly Oldfield, "that the case was quite hopeless, that taste or capricee'diettated. and haul to be re-sown. mother could not possibly linger more than two or ' at most three days, and bade us prepare for the But the pride of the apartmout was a rare, an- irlit.7lT