Mr. 0. Abbott, a well.losown lecturer and police misMestry, ef 35, Gipsy Road. Leicester, writes :—"out tour years ago I suffered dreadfully from paralysis of the nerves and chronic dyspepsia, I was very weak and fleshless, and unable to walk. I was con. lined to my bed for over

PAVILION FIL PURCHASED BY THE CORVORATION FOR At a special meeting of Corporation on Thursday, It ded ny a vote of fourteen votes to three, 1. a cheque for £950 for the purchase Mr. Jules Richeux of the fixtures the Pavil . . , e. _ . The amount had been arrive st by viuuation an

the Scarlet Fever Wards at the Isolation Hospital. Elaine, near Ramsgate, according to the specifications, copies of which, together with forms of Tender, can be obtained at the Mike of Hr. H. Bertram Langham, Architect, Bank Chambers, Broadstairs, on and after Friday next, the

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and Heller threw out a little way but March being unable to clear, Fordham secured and netted easily. On the second occasion Fordham received from Keene and sent in a very hot shot In the corner of the net. At half•time the scores were as follows : ST. GEORGE'S WASHED OUT. The S

Councillor R. Mattliewman, the retiring representative of the East Cliff Ward, addressed a meeting of the ratepayers, called by the Ward Association, at St. Augustlne's Schools on Thursday evening. Alderman C. R. Wood presided, and there were also on the platform the ward repres

Rotes Of the ! MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. As I snrvey the world &gonad. The wo•dreus things do abonnd." OLD So. I suppose that municipal elections were arranged for November, in order to enliven the dullest month of the year. I never go to the theatre now for amusement. I sit at home a