The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1879-06-13 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

WEBSTER. PSYCHOLOGISTS say that the emotion of fear was be found, and six weeks' rations should suffice. I exercise of prayer and devotion. After continuing hen Haven, who has just returned from doubt whether burning Ulundi will have the desired this life for some years, he became worn out with to Texas, bears testimony to the law- fatigue, and at length closed his eyes, and fell asleep unlmown on earth until man was married and had a wylelear.slmmelerrresx,saCyhsempsisatr, bbliaildseannthaill, wiernirt—tx. p"enOncsi sal mother-in-law. effect. It is easy to 'retreat, and beyond there is a drop." ' gin that State. The Bishop writes: difficult country. Thick guernseys have been given against his well; but, on awaking such was his re- WHETHER old age is to be respected or not do- IN THE NURSERY ting at his fire in the evening says: mane and grief for having broken his vow, that, in panda much on whether it applies to men anti women, to all the troops for sleeping in. I expect that when ato prayer meeting. Bring me it es' invaluable, as children are fond of it and take the column moves the drivers and leaders will desert order to prevent a relapse, he cut off his eye-lids, as or poultry. llaven thus sums up the tra.ge- eagerly. Immediately it is taken coughing ceases, wholesale." being the instruments of his crime, and threw them his notice in a brief visit. AN ardent youth excused himself for his anxiety to restlessness is gone, and refreebing sleep ensues. No The Daily News correspondent at Maritzburg writes on the ground. Returning to the same spot on the take her to his bosom, on the plea that his business `e go to a married neigh-lady who has ever tried it would ever afterwards be on the 19th of May :—"The transport and corn- ensuing day, he found them changed into two shrubs, was ereesteg. a house is attacked, both missariat difficulties are causing increased anxiety, now known by the name of Tea Derma, eating some e• --` • • • withou it. are murdered, and the of the leaves, felt such vigour imparted to his mind, A city man being asked by his wife to buy for her Prepared only by A. HAYMAN, Chemist, al eath ; andathe movement of the troops is delayed in censemience. A committee has been formed b the the latest pattern sheet, called for 'the latest pattern olzetidl.sa:ud 28. ski. per -in-law are murdered that his meditations became more exalted, and the 'tted. the crime. A Lieutenant-Governor to enquire into the question, bon. lethargy which had previously overpowered him en- for a sheet, -id, who had left It is said that many are holding back wagons, and tirely disappeared. He acquainted his disciples with WHEN a lady stands at the hymeneal alter with abobtdtre."l by bilemWistßOLPEAri:L/ilsA. her father and J.Lloyd, R.l/ D.Jenkins,Chemist., A. I. Price, J and oxen, with the view of forcing the Government to give them higher rides. The committee are con- the wonderful properties of these shrubs, and in time her intended, you may know she is about to draw her bout the foragethe use of them became universal." beau into a knot. 13ridgend ; 'stole appear, 1 'sidering what sum would be fair to both parties. A town- A coroner's verdict reads thus: 'The deceased Came R. D. Morgan, Miteeteg. 6510 This at present is unknown. Two to three pounds a