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would of people
or
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there
something
not
it ar things rimplykeeps in relate to themselves they it Lord. Spencer y declared
as
at
its
be of
a
the
English dread
a
and
intelligence,
that
pity
must
allowed
to
run
somewhat
a
prince
of
the
Moore:"
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universal
church "
a
J.
accorded'
always
A
Protestant thus replies
Lee,
precedence.
;
a clergyman, to the outburst
-Rev.
Mr.
ofbigot
critics
Moore j—
began.
his your
speech: govern Irelaud, Britain govern
correspondent, is and touchy, (KfJ Wl-Mdoie,' heedlessly in his somewhat not accurate, quite of ecclesiastical sentimental theory pre dSurqly,
.
make
says not
Irishmen
are
to
tax
us,
but'
in fact,
are,'
;
to
has nothing
total
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v
have
-
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Grace,
was
styled,
there.
Beatitude',
his'
as
lie
just
present humiliation
;
of all .the precedence English who met him. So, too, more didThe of Cyprus, recently Archbishop " But the case of' a Prince of the it far lie different, Cburch'> precedes
much
of
took,
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of Great
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believe,
;
the was
before
.Weld, long recognised '
in
invited ado
of course, Councillor, Privy it is not of dignity ; hut rank local nature' pr being—
a
Prince
everywhere &b
4fae
in
;
hiui
has sncli
and
precedence
Christendom
recognised
.
giveN of the Universal
Church,
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sworn. ,of
the
here
Cardinal
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the is
of
who has so
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spiritual in
of
an
as
ease
soon.
money
to
which
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and
Mr.
health my Ireland for
i
be paid
of
the
be held erection of
sum
th.em
in for
dwellings .this
of
trust,
the
amount
to
in
development doubted whom Sir Edward this
trust to
confided wasted
1889.
by Of
poor.
Ritchie,
Government First Com
Plunke'fc,
be
cannot
fided
Mr.
bo expended in London, Dubl/ji. The inconie from, the rents of the houses .is re-invested with a view to the
derived to be further to
following
fcb.e
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to
the
means
to
atten/jed to the
dignity
Local
the.
of
is £200,000 and £50,000
.
Offices, —
be
either
hands of
the
of
£250,000(
parnell.
Parliamentary Loudon, Oct. 4th Dear Lord Mayor,
not
shall
detriment, to the
in
placed
missioner;
.
of;
tbiit
Guinness that
them
has
their the
use
will
-provide to
It the scheme.the gentlemen
should,
con
utmost,
money
be
neither
to directed improper sources.. Sir Edward. has the accepted of a trust to other for givene is the most cheering of sign all it shows that he has. what grasped, it would be well if ull philanthropists that the necessities of the understood, nor
And
Considera
that humilities fulfilment
me prevent the opening
;
Tipperary, other your
The
next.
mr.
might
of a most, princely of London; the poor has- been Sir by Edward Guinness. He
Board,
been
League.
difficulties
Edward Guinnesa's Benefaction.
President
tenants' in organization and I would ask if you, to be engagements permit, to good enough to represent me, anil before the Convention. lay my views I would ao vise that the workings of the movement should he limited to de fensive and that special action, regard
sof
to ambition the house of Roths and will ask .not
their
contradiction refer
the
by
already
lay
circumstances
-
gentlemen— Lord Rowton,
£1,400,
was
Tenants from
from
in
new
has
the
height.
League : Irish
is after not about ail, Vatican, financial become a establish huge the faithful ment' in which could invest with a certainty of profit their earnings
we
work
has
Armstrong The
in
the
at
of
Mr. and down
benefaction to
made
a
Mr. Parnell lias addressed the letter to following Mr. Sexton, M.P. Lord with Mayor of Dublin, regard to the formation of the new Tenants'
tions
to
and,
25ft.
which
letter
assurances.
Pleasant
stands
to
obliged
change or
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warrant..
national—
never
be
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perfectly
except
the any
labouring
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at,
or Marlborough House, by her Royal Commissioner
a
was
arrive,
with
for
J
to
a
it
moment,
will,
by Lord
G-irdinal
and
.
Manning
was
I
appeared
of
It
by local would be
:
Tom
Grant,
has
policy option, forced,
Church."
subscribed.
the the
reference
with
is
of
cost
£1,200
"at
as
dread or .the prin accept of the Empire. the federation were Britain polled upon that issiie not the is a though the one, we majority would, to favour it. The be found
majority
:
of Ca'rdinal
the
drivel.
is
of 1884 proposal Irish representation But satisfactory. ter
powers talk about' To ourselves
same
,
enterlained
kindly ..or
the and
and
streets,
George
a
I think "And it of the part duty of a Churchman in Wul©s» under the to resolve circumstances, present and. provide so far as in him lies, tha'j the if day of "Disestablishment shv.ll
,
Mr. desiguer being native of Ballarat. of Sturt intersection
to
it
warning
the Irish Poet at Ballarat (Vic.,) took on place Tuesday, 29th Nov., in the presence of 8000 persons. Signor was the sculptor, the Udny, of Italy,
to
that
to face. For necessary the rest when Scotland and Wales have in their of lopat decided right, option the Establishment, against English must clergy begin to put their house in order. Mr. Gladstone ends his letter words with which sound like a very
Tom
of
statue
now
whole,
—
-Moore
of
Spectator, are British
of the
a
difficulties,
which
Sir
The unveiling
not us. We they will represent to a could not submit humilia greater had been conquered." This tion if we will blind dishonest bosh not anyone, The members however. Irish would
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worth Personal the matter.
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great
efficiency
though
:
cedence. to do with
The
, "
—
itself
however
longer
of the Statue of Unveiling Moore! the Irish Poet.
as
but that together, wasbefore bad made a separate demand. now sever the to two would
Even involve
.
"
that
felt
go
Wales
seems
abont story enterprize
the
financial
Papal
it
been party,
of the case of the English Church. Mr. Gladstone first that the replies Liberal of the future a programme is. with which matter he can have no concern. Ho once personal thought that the case of England "and Wales
Eng
of
has long
as a of defender the weapons Church. A Blackburn Anglican alarmed by Sir William manufacturer, Harcourt's declaration that Wales muBt decide whether the Establishment shall be amputated of two of its has dioceses, written to Mr. Gladstone reminding him that he had formerly said that the Welsh Church must be treated as part
course.
quo: as;, to be hopeless to silence criticism," cons ever mos t iitu tioh the perfect be proven to be unwork framed could critics as Lord able astute by such and Mr. Chamberlain. His Derby when the had not long spoken lordship i
Disestablish
his
to
u bos
be
might
vague
religion a
great
has
Parnell.
on
hand Gladstone's be that he would
indefinable, worse still there was but,; possibly another at the back of gOD powder plot a to it, vor conspiracy put a Catholic on the No Throne! prince English .one— no one who knows what thatis, of could set Rome is capable any when con bounds to his imagination
almost
crisiswhich
Stewart
Disestablishment
been
20,000,000 it might
for the conversion the restoration the of creation
plot than
sational
This
to
difference
,
between retain
and
Britain;
far
statu
.
.
excluding, them ing make no
them
course
at the I think,
into existorganization dear Lord my Mayor,
committed
what a Pope with 20,000,000 templating his command could do to the disad of the cause of civil and vantage And as religious liberty. speculations of the kind are a most, occu congenial to the evangelical, mind,' ;and pation is to be had from sen there pleasure
declared
ho.
retention,
middle
no
.
against
their
as
by
it
attending was. there
Great:
It
at
the declara Spencer accepts to the necessity tion's of the country aB Irish of retaining .members at West with the difficulties minster. Dealing
Lord
govern and
rules
suggested party, will,
Gladstone
,
the Liberal
—
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-
to
(Oxon.)
airas,
ment.
;
A.M. John Otter, London, 19th September,
Irish
believe bo was only (though than to the Diocesan, Ahen-Archbiehop) On seeing which the Bishop of Oxford. the Mar Canon Heurtley, arrangement Professor of Divinity, garet made his honour, protest the room. leaving
of
trades
sincerely,
Mr.
it
hierarchy Cardinals.
Anglican
to
by the the
by
the
meet
Charles
-
sincerely number
sechred
are men
Tbese
new the 1 am,
—
yonrs
our
deeper land
which
enactments.
ence.
kind
fictions
on
up
command
(3)-
facilities
"
of
paid-up
judicial
and
sufficiently called
it
be put the imagination might friends could Protestant jealous revel for weeks if the ex positively so posure had been kindly delayed long. not be attempted What might by a Bank of Investment with a Vatican of
a
I
Cardinal
is
no
"
arrogance. aggressive instance. Some years .ago, at a the .first thVUfiion whether '.ti5riqUej,\6f 6f:OxforcI; I pretend not to. .or. by' design intrigue to the seat was assigned say/ a? higher
quickly
of develop expectation in that quarter. the promptness with regret
the
much' of the of the function The vindication of for combination and
administer
and
and regulated constitution already meeting of the Irish
was a story pronounced of most in the life people is a deal of the unreal, and great is more much a contri largely to the happiness of our species And what a to their misery.
butor
this
that
inconsiderable in the brethren
by
my
"
fond of rather This is not
is
who
ed.
they burst.
motive,
its
and wantonly frequently horde of unscrupulous
working
union
when
—
the'
English
for
fiction
ministry.
if
reason; wanting, why the tram e should be first.
Manning
is
in
bolieve
of
there
Man
Cardinal
another
—
of
his
Bishop, the Bishop
England, but Privy Councillor,
'
shared
and dignity of the Church of
to
adds nothing as
feeling
Canterbury
;
sense
Whatever
constant
in
fiction,''
his.
by
generous distinguished, to wheim And I due.'.
Englishman,
pre-eminently to hope and of thankfulness
venture
'
'
authority
qf
Archbishops
-was
We almost which the
their
in
the venerable,
to
'
-
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a
so
by
organization
in
was
project of which
smallest suspicion run down far too
case.
ments
.
open-mouthed' and give blasphemy),
and saintly honour is
schismatic, Church, of whom neither the or. of England has Taiv Church any to be allowed to take recognition, prece of English dence of the highest Bishops after
there
now
country, the same
was and was conducive really harmless, the happiness of the good to people who believe that but firmly nothing evil could come out of Rome, and who
the of his
utterance
labourer
accorded
'honour'
—
-
lie this
in
are
with
more
applauded
colleague Christian
wicked
.
or
partisans executive
Papal
-iD
the
not
The
and joint of concilia offort essentially: For tion .and peace-making. my own am thankful that we have I truly part, with of London who can rise a Bishop manfulness above the characteristic or of considerations personal petty these in sectarian, jealousy (especially and of rebuke days
Cardinal
public
class
.
in
Manning
bubble—
bad
"
signature
far
dock
honourably
—
after
meeting, assailed
truth
against evangelical the great, financial
old manof the grandest Eminence :is the our times'— than with', unworthy acrid of Mr. ana somewhat criticism was" the precedence which Moore .on
prise—a surprise shared, ThayeS. reason others that the to know, by many to of London allowed his name Bishop appear
of
many
agree
enthusiastically the poor
sur
my
express
are
to
inclined
—
to
're
true
j
:
me
indeed
is
there
junior'
Permit
—
Sir,
follows
as
It
think
|
.
"
also
follows;
England
,
indignation
as
invention than it for a invented success
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of
Bishop,
minister
1
as
as London reprethe: In the letter's senting jworkmen. the from the. worltijiQn.'s! representatives name of the Cardinal appeared usually 'tbe before that of the Bishop, .in signa at This gave great tures the foot. of fence to some of the bigots,and ;piie of his them wrote to the papers expressing
Protestant
old
that (as Mr. Sir;— Moore remarks) the Venerable Cardinal Manning is neither member of the Privy. her Council nor great :any (to 3ss) of a of the Church longer dignitary but I as by law established "
\'
strike
'
times."
our
Protestant excellent style
in
plies
j
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;
why.1'
reason
the
of
bold
a
better
of people, whose hopes of salvation rest largely their and all on, abhorrence of Popery its Satanic and they had only conceits, what a deep design begun to discover pious
grandest
the
was
It was gained. and well-meaning
lias
1889."
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clergymen
anglican
eminence
!
bishop.. two'
is
Lee.
-
September,
temple deserved
,
that
George
.
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'
the
wliich
Lambeth,
Saints,
-
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j
said
be
can
parallel
"Frederick
,
A;Bigbt's?Indignation;
true
no
exist.
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to
.
that
greater
g-'st.
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tun
.
(K lea
.
1
al
ettev
<flx
poor
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not
relieved merely of money.
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a
Whale's
by
a
lavish
Jaws.
to
the following objects: of protecting The duty (1) tenants from the landlord and who conspiracy, are cause from prevented by this thernselves of the benefits availing intended' Parliament for the tenants' liy The assertion of the advantage ; (2) of freedom of and public rights speech
(
An
officer
'
Irish American.) of the United
lias
1
told recently of heroism, story marks on liis body
words.
gentleman
The —
by
a
most
States
Navyremarkable
and has exhibited that corroborate his 1850 found thisyear name
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out
pointed as the
fuel
avnimocatl
such
of the demonstra of any movement success comments of 'the irate tion thaii the This in the opposite dwellers camp. no
is
surer
measure or
.
tribute
Catholic-Congress Italian part ;of -the with the Btrugglo
the the
to
been wanting of Baltimore
not
has
on
which
press,
the renders
Papacy
opinion
to sensitive expression every abroad. To the public from to con of Europe, the effort
ciliate'
which
morbidly of
censure
is
of
renders development force in growing American
whose it
humanity. in
of abs tendon
policy
rapid aud The
great
a
regard will not be in which the fraction of the :
to
European to extended interests-of
a
or
infraction
field
considerable
6ince no involved, than is more intolerant States of United any
are
,
population Government that of the
politics a
,
.the
lis
or
sunjeciB.
rigms of American opinion weight iii to the is moreover great proportion distance and con Which impartiality confer and disinterestedness sequent which with it the'Sereno impassibility the /disputes of to cair afford regard voice when it its' to Europe' lends, of that of nn the impressiveness spenkB, lo liberals, unimpeachable umpire, transatlantic the great who lo6k up io as the embodiment of commonwealth The
moral
.
'
-
;
their
ideal
especially-
ment
great given constant as
1
freedom, and dear,,
and
to
effort
synonymous
niodein, religious
progress, opinions
their are
indignation whentlTey them. against
approval
its
of
find It
is
disappoint its
judgment been
their
as
a
It
is,
political
therefore,
Church especially
the
in
bv
the
United
and Slates, of the inauguration
National Library of Australia
to
tlie
the
'
-
.
for
equally of the Church.' Thus humanity;" becom belief that
over
are
gradually the While
emphatic
Catholicism, at-
local
its
large, more
questions
fittingly
a
Italian
which Mas to ta«e of its dare account position, To attempt would be to it. it tho downfall of the precipitate country have they already guided to the brink of ruin .—Tablet.
series
of equally resolutions. energetic their patriotic loyalty, by affirming begin their of expressing joy at the progress con-" to which they are their country, and scions of haviner contributed,
The
Sydney
tion
Wales
Morning the
with
together
communism, abuses
censured,
devotion
reselutious, ,
socialism, other hand, Tho capitalism.
as
—
"Roman
good service the
in
Herald, education Catholics
New
South
in
in
in
the
in
factories
is
to
tbo
inimical
or
at
to
least
supported
physical classes,
of the development and the change in the
have by the
Abominablo
the Indians is "for programme as them depriving injurious, The of instruction. closing religious of advocate tho development resolutions the interest the Catholic press, proclaim and in tho education taken Catholics ment
pronounced
by
moral
isation
of the
negro, equality.
their behalf, perfect offices. tribution of public
ciaim
anil in
tue
on.
dis
traverses almost thus Congress and of domestic the whole field politics;
in
1
intemperate I
The
1
set
year
my ago,
smoker,
cigarette face against but hg would
his
lock
for
years.
smoking himself
a
in
are
few
Uf
UlUIijr
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.closed.
a
'
affected bythe Russian
it.
Trade
in
is
paralysed."
appeared
l/ilO
'UiQ
been
however,
have,
tn
-
bvLIOOlS
but
fatalities.
Seven
have
indictments-
been
ffieS
for. ,eui-: against persons bribing jurors ' on the Cronip panelled trial. Frcsdi :are 1complication's arising jii connection with- the gas strike, 'and a
-
general ployees confident subscribed
strike
of the
feared. of success, towards' their
is-
Republic, offences
political
law.
military prevent.
It
the-
that
will be tried .hoped that this of the revolts
is
a repoiion organised by soldiers H. M. Stanley,
cently Mr. Emiu
27.,
oL
'
Brazilian.
who
Pasha,
"
funds.
December:
the President, has- notified
Fones'ca,
Seguor
r
whole of the em The strikers are the dockers -having
London,
by will re
and civilians. tbo rescuer
has .been
of
staying
at;
will sail for Zanzibar, Egypt on the 13th Emiu Pasha to continues prox. make lowurds progress recoveryrupid from his aud vyill follow injuries, Stanley at the end of January. Mrs. wife of the Rev. William Booth,
-
:
.-
General
Booth,
of the
Salvation
-Army,
rlvim.
The
British
Government
United
States must be
that reached two
between the the American garding and that unless the
has informod under
somei
at
ah.
co'uu
fisheries
early
tries
re
question, settles the
Seuate
matter
the treaty by ratifying arranged at the Fisheries Commission England will take sonio steps in tho matter. the purse In addition to subscribed the Pelican
Londou Club to
by
tium
been who
lias
Abingdon with
Stock
Exchange'
Slavin,
a
further
and sola Lord
him giveu by has presented Slaving '
£500.
The the
Times
this
morning of
oxpulsion
Mare
from and
is the every way of smoking cigaret tes, which are practice mndo of the refuse of all dry materials, mixed with a little "Dr. tobacco. who has charge of the Douglass, pavi lion for the Insane at Bellevue Hospital, the case of John tho 22 says Barry, of Officer Patrick year old son J.> Barry of the Sevonteuth Precinct, is. hopeless. said to-day His father Johu was an
Govern
Portugal
(tllu
on
State."
working
of
period
bo
nationul schools ; their schools partially
King
cent, of Twenty-fivo per are also army suffering. several German cities The also has epidemic
standing
of
to
;-
collected aud handed to Slavin £500 of his pluck and skill. recognition is The influenza epidemic increasing The Czar of Russia Europe. and
om
the
of
cause
-
Slavin phrse of soverigns. received and cheer enthusiastically ed in. front of the Sportsman office y.esand the Stock terday, Exchange later was
a
ques have
their but it is teachers; of those who are expected for the principle, and whatever working bo- said oue or the other, may way Roman arc Catholics thoroughly in their efforts to huve denoniniearnest
only
nihilism, tho on
and, of of children
in
:
on
education higher The pupils of their and inter college schools have done mediate remarkably well at the junior and senior examina tions. This much for tho speaks zeal of the and the religious people
to the youth of the its benefits the law Stales. Moruionism, conflict' arisen and the of divorce, and labour are con between capital
subsequent
says
perfoimod
United
in
article
leading
preserve
him
substantial
ir
their devotion to the that which feel that they impairs the American Constitution. towards after education religion, Declaring that, of holds the first. place .in the formation that as the recognise character, they not for State does religious provide on the duty devolves them education, their in order to of maintaining schools,
next
Government,
practical not do
These
denying Church
its
1
affecting iu
aud
by means, through a force has been agencies alone, of swaying the move crcate'd capable ments of slates. The Italian great vent to their rabid papers may give the Pope, the of exiling fury by talking
these views the agitating and desires opinions
conveyed
were
interests
proof
quired/ moral
to
exclusively
American Union. bo given of the could
North
greater on universal effect powerful opinion au being gradually wrought by the that of the of' thoritative expressionTo give weight to such" Catholic body. alone was re utterances, organisation
now
subject
on
on
be
can
No
of a civil state from view. disappearing Baltimore Congress gave on behalf of expression,
by
is
American the Church
function the subject
ed
to
tho
of
re-appointment
and has tor. determined Slavin as the- champion of; The club has already present with a champion belt and a-,
England.
threats
as
the
fight,
recognize
grounds
politics
n C
manager
on
of the threadbare argument domestic the purely character of the Roinun such a stop Question .that should be even a contemplated by so from intervention averse in country of the questions European, thorny
liberty;
nnrl
imminent.
of
rumour
recent
absurdum as
treasury
tion
S
'
and democratic piotestant community, would mark a advance in his great cause in of. the and the world, eyes blow to the view deal a corresponding of it so sedulously propagated by Italian It is the very rcduclio liberalism. ad
the enunciating the Holy See be
world
Rome
Govern
The
as German Consul at Kifappe, has been officially Samoa,denied. The Pelican Club' has suspend-, ed Fleming, Smith's in the
con
immediately of Mgr. Satolli,
"Vatican,
rl W.IU»V»Utl| nnn
is
crisis
The
of justification, and their of the expulsion of the The fresh Pope are easily intelligible. thus to his inter recognition given national position by the greatest existing
peace
wealvof
high
employment
enlightenment. of a disagreeable somewhat to find it for them a living surprise force amid the people which fairly may of said to be embody tho youth the future of the and to have humanity, Those its in universe keeping. have been considerations forcibly them before by the recent brought of the. of the cclcbrntion Centenary or
that
the
of the holdingbar lo all social
entire
its
to
rciiewed
c<5
tfleir
the
suppres
The
Dr.
on
at
solid
im
desire
their
to
yesterday was
.
-
the Balti Papal representative more celebration. If "this bo so, the the Italian irritation of. at journals the attention drawn to the of proceedings tho will not be without some latter,
united in the more ing daily creat the Temporal in the form expressly to the is ed by Providence, indispensable office of free exercise of tlie supremo and tbo fallacy religious government,
demned
Catholicity represent reaction with against and
to
indispensable and to the all Catholics
proportionally has
that
demand
exercised
added
now
a
express restored
that
becoming
already
embarrassing, another continent
sufficiently
that
is
language Europe consummation, in
there
is
ovltnnafnrl
nn
.
by
supports
"
'There
than
forcible
It.
in
T finincial
Con-
effect
permanent
politics.
return
the tho
"v
religionists
Liberalism.
lit
the
reliable,
one.
-
Italian.
Envoy
solved
iciui
less
and
Congress
Baltimore
by
force.
thus
was
in
are
IS
that the President of .asserted the United States aftet its close, will to establish relations proceed diplomatic with the Holy an S<ae, by accrediting
of the Catholic restoration. The
his
for
agitation A HUitri
flames
the
to
-
The
cut
of brute
current
are
and civilians many commenced a revolt, which sed after severe fighting. ment's is position shaky.
If
morality. well-informed
extremelycritic between the various Some frequent. soldiers
sailors,
fidently
Italian
easily
and
have
.gress international
The journal, revolutionary possumus. fails to see blinded rage, by impoteut act in the drama of that the socoud violence iiv would bo as inconclusive the first, and that the this direction as of the Pope would but add oxpulsion
.
afterwards brother naval Jouah."
Second
so
justice
Rome
in will
"
question
was
the
of be
to
parties
26.
Dec.
are
.
years but Pia, towards
Leo
of
rumours
circles
of tli'c Porta ago by the shells no was step gained thereby the of the moral closing non left open by Pio Nono's
20
'
officers
"
kuot
were
the simple sword-stroke The material problem
his
by
Gordian
Bi'abilian affairs cal and contests
as
.
the difficulty
surface he swam, (Jp to the to most strange say, he found of the" within ah himself arrn length was saved. The marks of boat. He and dents of his violence the whale's on
-
is powers," while Signor Crisjii mensurei to urged adopt which' compel -the Pope to leave may wants Rome. "Whoever him," of the the 'exclaims unmannerly organ As if Liberal him." "may 'take party,
outside.
truths'
ing the
the
more
once
when,
visible
even
of
foreign
;
wefe very plainly and be arms,
;
O
protection
"
teeth nard's
itself
milliner
collective
the
;
)
.
Under
of
its
News.
Daily
'London,
oligarchy.
an
the
FOREIGN.
though
-
imd -----
w-'-w-j
as
agitation,, of delegates
'(From
more
commission
ha's
Rev.
tlic
an
article
Jones
j.
the iu French, 1887,%. the of a appointment into the enquire locally .
Pnwpr. —
of
Telegrams.
as
the
to
.
whale instantly plunged in the words deep, and, The fish seemed to be himself, going The down into itself." eternity down, all had not after 'man, this, imprisoned. of mind. He mustered lost his presence his entire' bodily strength— and he was him a powerful man-actually bracing as to conripel in such a position the self fish at the same to spread its jaws with his arm that was time .he free, knife of his the sheath out grabbed No and left. 'cutting light socket, there a" sufficient sooner was opening forced made than Leonard his body
of
Jntercolontal
circumstances.
Endeavours an
amicable
England district.
offered
of the
friendly
in
to
secure
claims
of
Zambesi Powers have offices. Great the.
have to agreed of control to a question Ooufereuce. ''Four European English attached to the 'fleet at Malta warships to been ordered have, however, "cruisg in the of Lisbon, vicinity refer
and
made
being
and Portugal The great
their
Britain
are
adjustment
.
The the
are
latter,
standard, applied becomes falsified in, matters, public one direction or communities iii. another, where it 'is' practically fixed by the press, or currents of popular by the stiorig alone can emotion, leligion pronounce an on the unchaug-. unfailing judgment
'
"
the
airt
iforetp
to
keeping up of the Temporal
favour
in
agitation
while which, reforms in
by the the cihical
passed
The;
cause.
"
out.'
Portugal
the
'
Vatican
of death. down into of Leonard
its
of
forms
While
j
<«f
resplutibns reasonable
condemnatory
strongly violent
less
if
fury,
its
for
responsible is accused
directlyman
to
accessible
more
and heart
.
are
and I had to mania, ho had assaulted his threatened to cut his
after
brother, stepmother's
he began toand
violenit
became
'
its
of all.
.
.
ing a/senes hdvooating the condition
j
one
back
home
got
his
in
him
little
"
within but tho
seud
he he
as-
but
homicidal
-
.
to
J
soon
mend,-
'
the boat, regain was caught by the. whale mouth, with nothing protruding ef his arms. In this manner in reality within was thejaws
managed
.
Leonard's
though
relate,
friend had he himself
-
to
of the citizeus in 'the world, all.' with" '-the instincts permeated, of modern democracy, and unbiassed by biassed if at' all any class iiiterost, or; of the lower jir favour orders, formulat
its
-
for
is
As.
representative body of most progressive society
j
to the'ehief wrath confined whose of the United Slates, magistrate without-the and office, are alijte person of its aitaclcs, it seks t.o -wreak sphere those enemies nearer home who itself on
Nor
.
fast-flowing blood, Remarkable the boat.
j
Italy."
hiaddened made a rush and horrible
the
by
j
declares that Diritto of 'Rome, which " President has compromised himself diplomaticallybeyond what was and for permissible him, beyond-the due to bounds of nil the consideration
a
now
,
the the
at once and boatmate to aid the drown-
to
;
-
.
sailor.
ing
line
the ocean The whale,
ipto
sprang. m %
his
-,
'
Leonard
whereupon
ly sank, transferred
.
t
:
and smoke himself A silly. bis mind of months ago gave conple he has smok way, and I do not believe ed since. He went to Wards Island, and J received as word that I raight well bring him home as ho was dying. room
to
.
with-'; When with -despatch. alhpossiblo iu Leonard threw his distance proper the fish hard and striking harpoon,In. pome. manner the line, as it .deep.. was running out, caught the body of in such to oue of the men a way as: The man throw him overboard. sudden-
which
'
'
.
J
standard up a' moral by those of social try problems ethics uow so countries. agitating many In reviewing its resolutions as a wholo, cannot wo struck with the help being value of Catholicity as a Conservative force in the Stale. Here we harea sets'
boldly
Washington,
in
University which the
closed. proceedings of the latter political Importanceevent testified was to by tho presence.at of the President inaugural banquet Harrison and of Mr. Secretary -Blaine, of State, both' made who sympathetic The inters on the occasion. speeches has of these yentioii; high dignitaries oU drawn down them the wrath upon
with The
.
Catholic
of theship a Enterprise, the WorthPacific. One day; at the bow of the whale lie was. stationed a. distance from the. boat, long ship, a who had sighted with a bravecrow, the monster, whale and approached crew
in
.
.of the. whclcr
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from
-
diphtheria. servant have been quarantined. Solomon tho Locomotive Mr. Mirls, dead ; as also Mr. is superintendent, well-known
Bauclo, the manufacturer.
McMillan,
the
manager at Hopkins Lagan Goldmine, has been killed by a beam falling and severing his head from neck
body. In
Victoria
former
South
scored
have
wickets.
New
v.
239
tor
December
Sydney, A destructive fire Christmas morning
26.
broke
out
on
the which was known here terrible staited in the for It many years. on the Tasmania s.s. Coy.'s piggery Wharf and Union s.s. spread to the
qnd
most
where
'Wharf,
Coy.'s
Table Hair
of
quantity
was produce, entirely The damage is estimated destroyed. at side of the The whole £30,000. harbor narrowly escaped destruction.
Five firemen were injured. A narrow "from escape accident to the happened on Christmas day. derailed to owing There 20 passengers, were
The
train
faulty who
rail.
whole train were Nino persons the swerved cars
line.
Had side
the
train
would into
precipice
steep
thrown were
the
on-
have the
and
White Bass
Washers.
the
extra
weather Newcastle
fittings
shot
a
his
in
to condition.
owing
critical
a
Kintore
Earl
of
bearing
portrait, Christmas " Little
Per
of General Cash.
GREEN,
every
COACHBUILDER,
each his
presented
as
Iron
Santley yesterday
a
with
patronage. public of all Vehicles made to order, .
ALL
HIPPER
The
schooner Kiania a total
came
REPAIRS
second'
a
descriptions American viz.,
hand
on
and
A
crew
returns
.
14s. 17s.
£13 9s. Centrals, British £6 18s.
and
in tho
Federation tho Dominion
sootier n
must
Manning come,
and that better Parliament.
manner
LOWEST in
this
PRICES,,
POSSIBLE any
the
of-
part
Terms
be
season
under
uuiuii
W. A.
to
.
Chamois
Scrapers, etc.
Blacking,
Oils,
W. A;
Show Agricultural Society's for the best, collection and Harness. Saddlery
,
Note
iJaP
the
Addresa
held at of both
Wholesale
STREET,
Railway
Agent Messrs.
I
Hotel.) North
the
for
WATSON
Roebourne
&
and
West
TEE,
Cossack.
j
per £2 exceeding in the subse For
in
local
the
(Near
—
SMITH,
ROBERT
shillings
accordance
Aot. be
mag or
agents and
'
to
Mr.
..will
Subscribers
be
hot
October
Perth,
17
1889.
ALBANY
those
stamped
RECORD
the the
of
Brushes;
Skins, Harness
Clippers,
will be All orders sent by post or otherwise executed with all and care promptness. obtained FIRST PRIZE the late R.S. at'
press every time the for other mails.
upwards,
Stamp
fori
any
LAND.
HIDING
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in 2751ks. the Post
from K G.S. Laud from
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frontage mile
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overlooking
Office,
Transfer.1 including of Town 2 miles Hall, South. side of the, per acre. from £2 per acre. J. GALLE.'
£20,
Price, within
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Harbour,
and 1889.
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Perth;
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Murray-streets. :
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ST.
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BE
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mayD.
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sent
Longson. Fund"
Testimonial
to
the
YEAR'S
cial
Bank, Committee
j '
Jslimael
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Messrs. Rason & Webster, Mr, and Messrs. J. Hurst & Son. Rogers,
Lecaille.
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„
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CORNET, In
!
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T.
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case
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j
BRYAN..
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IN
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NORTHAM
the
following 1st and' 2nd, 1890. J.
la
O
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of the W. A. from. Mr.
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:
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day)
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Sec.
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St.
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OF
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19,
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QONVENT to'
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DRAWING
greatly Proceeds date.
oblige to
for the
on
place
PRIZES announced 7th January 1890,
POSTPONED NEXT. Holders
by the
300.
No.
Location,
particulars,
unavoidably MONDAY
:
SALE.— A first-class "ffOR Jattachment. with echo a bargain. complete,
!
NORTHAM.
and
THOS.
.
to the' Commer
R
A
Hon. Ven.
Straw —Millboards, IjVORboards, and a quantity of large sheet W hite various Cardboard, thick' " nesses. RecordApply, W. A. Howick-street. oflice,
or
!
THE
HELD
JANUARY
SALE
14!s
C.
OF
of the
HUGH
Manager.
Z A
INSTITUTE,
H.
„
AID
JOSFPR'S,
MECHANICS; On
A
FUND
and
„
Victoria
IN
'
MR.
BAZAAR
I
,Jg
BUILDING
& Williams.
to
1
D
A.N
11
Q
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Albany
2000 wool have worked
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„
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NOTICE
being done yesterday Block
Rey.
Northampton
CHIPPER.
J.
.
RECORD
Geraldton
PBE.BJNTATION.
says probably it
over
a and varied slock, large of Gig, Cart, and Carnage and Geuts' Saddles Riding
Sponges,
Gotnbs,
'publication
paper.
or
Nortliafn
colony.
-
that Wales
with the Orders
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Moderate.
DONALD
j
It is reported sheds in N. S.
weekly
forwarded
are
Guildford, York &
;
William
Spurs,
gilt-edged
the
the
Fremantle,
on
Mr. Collector, Subscriptions .Sir
Stationery, Mill-boards, Cardboard.
in
£2
Perth, shortest /notice most respectable at the
Undertaking
was
for
:
I39,760ozs. A good deal of jobbing is shares. Brokens in were £82 £10
in
-
ozs.,
SOLICITED.
'
ozs.
a
from
of
to
Saddlery
of
Harness.
Saddles and Bridles, Boys' and Girls' Pack Pilches, Saddles, Saddles, Jockey. Horse and all for a lirsc requisites Clothing, Stable or class Hostelry,, including Whips,
their or receiving papers regularly having other causes of complaint , are requested to communicate at. once with the Manager The following are the local Agents for
ashore and
night
the
is
acknowledgment
receipts
the
27.
went
The
TRIAL
following week British Blueks 16,485 of silver, Block No. 14, 11,236 and Broken II ill Proprietary. are
kinds
and
RECORD.
T. Bryan, Manager, attended to. promptly
.
past
Scotia wreck.
number
sent
EXECUTED.
NEATLY
an
quent
amounting
—
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December
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near
all
Guildford,
morning
receive
Frederick
,
SMITH
assortment Harness, Ladies'
'
W. A.
Thursday
Str
Governor
of
ALWAY
and
Bronze,
Inks,
issued
is
TO
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printing
op
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The RECORD and
MENT
-
Dec.
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Sydney,
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Excellency
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THE
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;
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.
description
plain
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6s.
Melbourne, Mr.
Cart.
Trade Cards, Visit Memoriam Cards,
of .printer's supply: including Straw-boards, and Large Sheet White Ladies' aud Gent's,
WHEELWRIGHT,
.
£2
His
perth.
Largo
UNDERTAKER
being
is -Fauntleroy Theatre Royal
Norths,
OFFICE,
Memos.,
Gold, Colored
in
AND
BY SPECIAL
Posters,
bills,
equal
no :
Railway
(Near
mmxl,"
st.,
Notes, Cards, Labels,
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PERTH.
Programmes, Hand Pamphlets,
;
13s.;
Mill
:
0
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ROOMS,
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Heads,
Bill
has
BARRACK
N.
ing
27.
"
Lord the
Bassinette
E.
howicic
and
Hotel,
BARRACK
token. at
played
lias
Files,
Murray
jealousy.
with Government his autograph,
the
Tanks,
m.
conifort,
SADDLE
WORKS,
Cash Ironmonger,
December
Adelaide, member
;
BARRACK-ST.
GENERAL
Bicycle Wheels, ancl Perambulators,
Terms,
named and yesterday
wife
himself,
are
AUCTION/SALE
"
attentive
an
STATION.
and
Tinmen's Cocks for
Glue,
assortment
splendid mongery.
hot. very boiler maker,
is
shot
Robinson, then Both
SWAN"
Glue,
Range
with for
a
a
.Wallondelly
etc.
Russian
Ears, Iron Tools.
ambulators
injured. other
etc.
Ordinary
Carpenters'
river.
At
at
RAILWAY
Shoe Paint Sad
Brushes,' Brushes,
X .
and
Stabling
..PIONEER "
House
Bellows,
in stock.
kept
For quietness, the Guildford in the Colony.
NEWSPAPER
Charcoal Box Irons, Screws and Nails Roofing,
LEVI
The
PERTH
Irons,"
Glue, Tin'd Rivets, Galvanized
down
gone
Stove Wash Brooms
Cabinet
with off
Brooms,
Galvanized
Goulburn
a
Cutlery,
House
Brushes, Brushes, Flat or
terrible
a
trainwas
the
received
me
Circular sharpening Saws, Emery Knife Sharpeners, Sausage and Mincing Williams Machines, (Pipe Brand,) Butchers' Knives, Pampa Knives,
enormous
an
Wines,
S ALESMEN.
CONSIGNMENTS
,
:
remark Hooks, Frame Pulleys, wood Rules, Spirit ably cheap; Box Plumb Bricklayers' Levels, Levels, Sparc Level, Tubes, Bricklayers' Lay Line Hod. Irons Pins, ing Hammers, Wheels for and Lorries. Emery
,
fiercest
splendid
viz.
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by
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his still
to learn the by what means was admission obtained. "When Catholics reflect that the Pope is busied with the multifarious affairs of nearly 800 millions of when spiritual subjects, they call to mind the difficulty which some of their own number have experi enced in even a few obtaining' audience .minutes of him, to read e 'ease tli with have sight-seers to the presence, and familiar tone
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them of
the
Hall
to
spectators.
A team of cricketers tha representing Perth Cricket Club started last Monday, on a visit to Albany, where tliey intend battle to the local of the giving knights willow. No doubt the sports of Albany them aright andin willgive royal reception, every vender the visit a pleasant way one, As tlie Cricket Club lias Albany joined the Association, to see wo may expect matches in the future. many arranged The club is to bo congratulated the upon and great credit exhibited, is due tospirit Mr. T. Kelly, the hum sou. fur.working up. the matter so successfully. .
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Dixon & Sons, of are Sydney, a branch of their wellestablish at North Fremantle. tobacco factory
The
to
known
Sergt.
Waldock
was
Nor-West
It
Tues 100 Pas on
of
lately rumoured
is
the
Perth
the
by
»
that
he
is
He
district.
Rob
Roy
a
was
her
on>
the
'
exhibition
St.
Ilall
George's
in
champion
of his
feats
last
That the promise for present a bonus
athlete,
of
strength
vation
evening.
t
of fruit
Tuckey
and
branch
to
curing
establishment of fruit
business
Phillimojrk, left Perth where they
more,
>
Albany, steamer
and will to
proceeding
for
"Wednesday
on
the
join
England
I
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and
several and that
by
one
the
it is feared and oats will he third at least.
yield,
that
red
i
learn
wo
made their the Brunswick
have blight farms in
on
wheat
Times
Southern
appearance District, in
especially
reduced
considerably
making
and
sheathing
under
the
careful
the
The
the
great
con
measure
for
tide
which
the
sweeps -with
now
the
returns of Messrs.
authority substantial
The
Club
hold
will
a
of
made
is
On
the
Burgoyne
& Co.
The
of
gallons
the
78,811
over,
1889,
year
in
the
taste
of
people
of the
older
countries.
Hon.
for the
the
who
has
of
bility, seenis
a
pletely
the
won
As
the
a
Public
presented farewell
96
brought
Dongarra
Gerald-
from
trip
confidence
self, part of his very severed fi'om the service.
be
be
were
safe
number
a
reminded
are
performers for
nominations
that
say,
board.
on
Intending
to
the.
that Hours
Eight
the
Day Mr.
and
not
is
to
a
the extreme pleasure Mr. Mason, Clayton
with of
notice
of
besides
the
gained
elsewhere,
service
so
mastered
the
We
have
no
that
the
care
;long,
been
now
have
:to of
working
in
the
which
the
New
weight, an thereof
The anustbe
city
.followed Srodi the
further
soon
estimate, been not
such
a
city
the
Geraldtcn, with and
north, swelled
the
show that for
various
a
large the number
a
has
by the passengers on coming Tuesday the streets, through
years influx
of there
past of visitors.
our
has An
is to the interest given present added that so' the fact many good meeting, from ior the pi'jiieipal events, .animals are en'ercil jt
becomes
-the 3»ick
a
general the
mutter
body
pf
370
our
brought Franklin, contingent
correctness
many large
hotels the
for invaded
Albany— sixty A promenade
from .alone. wilt
the
which has Rob Roy The
from
far
still
ffieen
fi'action
ox
end, to provide
Tuesday
on
lb
9d.
of wits
excursionists, of Perth.
proportion
each
For
additional
proprietors at their of
army fair
6d.
Is.
in
of extreme the public,
for
difficulty,
at
winners.
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joys,
weather, but
and Culver, visited number
their
Sir.
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came
ag
upuu
too
none
events.
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sight,
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600
of
for
tho
this
country that
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now
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place
a
scope she is
piano add
Mrs. much
so
were
teniis high certainly
exhibit
those
known a
bass,
brilliant leaves
a
publicly
Concert.
round
and
lately Col lard,
&
time
first
to well
so
full
a
xvas
speaks in and piano,
the
possesses in tho
Northern
friends
fid.
at were
to
tlie
gentlemen the
upon resolution
object affirmed
was in the inevitable near that boldly proclaimed pro should be immediately made for it. A new which there is element, one will, little one doubt, of discord, has been prove and that that the introduced, is, teiTitory
separation and
claimed of
line
the
by
whole of
accident
enjoyment.
north
Sharks'
should thus
Bay,
demarcation
to
include
the the
extending 27th parallel.
the
20
for
acre
in
each
years,
5.
year.
a.
if
years,
all
the
improvements
are
rent and the full 20 years paid, the title deed will issue. Clause 47. intended fur those This clause is who former laud under possess Regulations, of a such and reside upon land, portion and is applicable either within an agricul area of it. tural or outside 2. By this a take up from 100 to clause person can acres 1,000 10 miles of anywhere within 3. his homestead. The rent is an for 20 and (3d. acre years, tho conditions, residence, excepting tho as same under Clause 46. exactly is 48. This clause intended Clause fur to land those who wish for out apply An side an agricultural area. 2. applicant musta of the laud reside upon portion 0 mouths from the within date of survey. 3. The rent and all other conditions are as the same under Clause 40 the exactly difference that Clause 46 is only being fur a intended area, surveyed agricultural laud Clause 48 for outside of and au Clause urea. 49. This agricultural is for clause intended those who do not reside their own and do nob land, upon the land wish to reside taken upon up, or their by those who reside upon own land land and wish to take situated more from than 10 miles their with residence, 2. This out it. clause residing is upon for land within an equally available agri cultural area and land outside of an area.. 3. Under this clause the annual roiit. is au and the conditions, one shilling acre, tho same as under vesidouce, excepting 40. Clause Clause 54. This clause i& for those who wish to intended pay. tea the cent, of per purchase money, (vi-, an acre on 10s. and application, the within one month balance at'lc-.r the has been approved, 2. This application clause is fui; km! equally available with in area and an land outside agricultural of 3. au area. Residence is nob required
completed
meeting,
'The
one
:
on
another
Carnarvon. unanimous
meeting
intent
an
March
wish
pleasure
still
held
separation
future, vision
slightest
day's
on 1st payable Tho improve 2 years ments that within are, required of the land one-tenth sliall-be and fenced, 5 years the the whole within and, within 20 years, ton an acre has to be shillings 6. At anytime expended on the land. is
with
treble, little to
increased
it
bril
to possess. melodious
performances.
the
the the
mar
the to journeyed tako part in the extremely happy
—
numerous,
powers
Hall
tho
night, of
range, the action, will and
of
an
not
impaired principal
extract from the following We, insert the Government Gazette assured feeling accurate friends like that our country a of -immediate information upon subject to themselves Crown Lands' interest December 1889. 20th, Office, Perth, for land should bo very careful Applicants clause bo ascertain which of the Land in their most is advantageous Regulations and should case, always state particular when for tho land, clearly, applying wish to Clause of the Regulations they cliab the above come under. In order Conditional Purchase Clauses be may tlie understood, following cxplana-clearly tions have been for general prepared 40. information Clause This clause for land to be used in is only applying a 2. within area. surveyed agricultural 18 years An must nob be under applicant of a portion of reside upon ago, and must land taken up. 3. The area held by one must not be loss than 100 acres person than and may be in nor more 1,000 acres, rent three blocks but no more. 4. The
in Bible
footing
a
less
accompaniments
powers
time
where
Picnic,
fair
Point
to
in
;
ou
Philharmonic
tree
this
to
dust the
won
iug by steamers
M.R.V.
A
men. merry Woodman's
the
where,
their
order
an
protestant
Town
that her
that
A
—
A
lad
by
the
set
fire
room
Andrews
named
,
mained
was
Town of
out
put
rinking
about
Hall
Last
tho and on,
going
was
loitering
been arrested to attempt
an
Fremantle
He
Avbere
has with
charged
police to the
Saturday.
the
large
;
re
courtyard.
Bliss
of the curator George the daughter the of the boy, noticing strange demeanour saw in view, and in a little time kept him him strike several matches in the porch, and after discovered smoke shortly issuing from a closet tho front door. near Giving the lier father alarm, quickly appeared and oil the scene, to the closet, proceeding a deodoris some bag containing they found tlie of tho Board material, ing property
—
i
of
Health
named
to
be
saw
striko
a
Nether
the match
keep it there
five
on
Beatrice
-she
boy
Andrews,
and
put bag
the
till
A
little
wood it
child
states
that
deliberately to the bag, and
ignited.
Willie
Footprint Surrender
.
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quickly quite suddenly, be Cricket thoroughly enjoyed. excursions matches, races, picnics, by sea with and and all the laud, pleasures were in which we season, greet this merry in full their supporters swing, and found all A 'of ranks. large number pleasure seekers travelled between the City and and Port, though they must needs have the patience of the taxed, did not exhaust assistant Mr. his Roberts, capable genial
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The Karrakatta, in Freshwater last
j
without of
assistance
Bennion taneous
part
after
Bay,
Wednesday.
Perth,
must outburst
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after
had been method planned. simple each a set of marbles, bowls containing the other 17 to of numbered 4,000 one up marbles were marked,- -the .remaining beingand after blanks, were having prepared, J. been examined Hilman, by Messrs. E. A. Canning, D. Lane and J. C. Foster the as scrutineers, drawing com acting A at each bowl, menced. boy stationed from drew a marble the. simultaneously and the announced in his vessel charge, result. The work was carried out without in a remarkably and was a hitch, completed list of We a short time. attach below winning numbers.
Gazette'
been
declaration
now
Fremantle
Our
very Two
Zealand
to
agitation of outlay
the has
which
in
use
legal
instrument
the
a the Saturday evening large number Court in the interested gentlemen, Gourt Hotel to at the Sweep assembled Host Grant the work off placed drawing.
at
a
fortunate
for, future
On
room
Christmas
in
though men by
easy
appointment.
billiard
the
forwarded
J. M. Carroll J. Bresnahan
tho
fence,
much
so
island.
are
middle
greeted
already
a
of
rescuers
—
in
is notified
have
more
scarce
:
make
gave liant
of
pest between been and Western Australia having now next established, on and after 1st January from this colforwarded parcels may l)e of 11 lbs. avoirdupois. up to the weight ony, 3ft6 inches in exceed shall No parcel in and length com 6 feet length, or girth not 2 lbs For a parcel exceeding bined.
fair
Mason's
Mr.
which
those
for
the
respect they of equality
of
thoroughly department. in stating
therefore hesitation, and thoroughness
tackle, their
once
with
G. Warner
sandthe
opposite
The
toleration
issued
admired
:
It
to
has
M. P. Lawler... T. Driscoll
on
issued by the Government that of tho copies Douay
hitherto,
I-Iart,
exceedingly
the
—
spot cutting. caused
the
used and was at the late
as
tions
Post.
the time
room. It magnificent large Collard from Messrs. imported
ap
joiner
afloat.
is
Possessing
The
parcel
this almost
in things currently reported
be
an
Mason he experience
and
has as
Scott
colony, Age, stat
Fremantle, front,
better
been
The
Mr.
Railways.
knowledge
E.
many
the
picnic. arrival on
Commissioner
Rambler of H.M.S. survey by Sound, has set at rest George's the of the silting up of the question on We are assured, harbour. Albany contem of our authority Albany the information which has that porary, by is sufficient there reacked it, depth of the largest ship water io accommodate
come,
it
to
com
official his hithertocareer, distinguished out the will enable him to carry depart We mental work with are equal success. our glad to add congratula
Parcels that the
so
with their accordance been to conscientious scruples compelled with books the provide themselves bearing when of the church, imprimatur required
manager Port, Timber treated his Mills, and their children, wives,
Lio.ii
pointment
tioais.
.
of
We
to be run on Handicaps Associations' not must be forwarded, the 27tli inst., the 6th inst., than Monday next, later at the Hon W. H. Byatt, Sec., to Mr. that Hotel. It is requested the Criterion the if of performances, a list any, within nominashall la:3t two accompany years
of
shall
the mills Leaving, 'by at the Fremantle train, special went on and board a steamer excursionists liacl a for the where islands, started they time. in the evening Returning, merry and a boarded special jour again they Before home. separating neyed safely cheers for the three were given hearty and for Mr. Port. and Mrs. proprietors,
of whom it is to presumed majority the races south to attend journeyed cricketers pay As the Northern usually ot the at this season their annual visit, may
Christmas
friends,
have
it year, of them
On
employes,
passengers,
of
sign
a
Ireland
affa genial which thoroughness
that
by
Mr the
this
to
and experts, of money,
sum
hopo has
bis
by
one
every
so
wine
.
and
ton the
last
her
small
have
of and
to
Karrakatta
surface, remind her
day was spent, happening to
for.
on
the
from Works
esteem
"
Rob Roy
of a
of which
throughout
a
scratch
the the
on
bad
crowned
accident.
sand, and in many topped by the drifting in a wide places the sand has poured down the roadway with a thick stream, covering of several feet. If we to keep the ness are road in order, at passable steps should taken the further once be to prevent of the sand-fiend taken when now spread the will be small. expense being initial,
retirement his consequent upon of Public the of Director positions of It and Commissioner Railways. that Mr. matter for congratulation
Wright,
and
to
owing
success
result of his Northani Sheffield New Year's Day
made
visit
the at
Pex-th, mile
address,
is
"
officers
the
Railway Department J. A Wright with
and
the
bye-
last
Tuesday
Works
when 27, Monday January the Club of £25, The Turf Handicap" the £40, "Summer Handicap," Anniver Race," £25, and the Selling will be competed £50, sary Handicap,"
The
three
.no
apparent, under
favour
more
consuming
on
"
foe to
again
erection
into England, during the quantity imported of 1888, is a suffici corresponding portion ent that moi'c they are finding guarantee,
reached
Turf
is to
the
a
A.
recent
his
ancient
drift road
in
slowly,
futile
list,
round.
to
making
are
published
increase
months
10
wines
somewhat
markets
European
by
Melbourne of the iron barque ashore discovery large Island. The Cortiers the reef near on to but no boats were were sails furled, could on nor any be seen deck, sign of in the vicinity. the crew be discovered
W.
in
object
Australian if steadily
way
and
meeting
has
point,
the a round completed portion the is so rush. In fact scour: tremendous within the of it is quite range great that in use that the now piles will, possibility distant have to be replaced at no date, by ones. longer
the
Sir Malcolm and evening number a large entertained Lady at Government at a dance of guests in the new House to welcome year. Up ladies and gentle wards' of- three hundred were in attendance. men
The
the The
progress. Willis' of supervision
the
and
wag,"
who
Smytiie
S. on
amongst
Fraser
of
of
efforts, floated
tho
gathered
soon
until
made,
Mumnie,
on
unless
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rapid
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Mr. realised
the
others
first
naughty
to the Melbourne written African the celebrated traveller ing that H. M. intends the up Stanley taking at the so work of lecturing hastily point, to to Africa. It will abandoned proceed that be remembered he had intended and Australia, visiting though he may not to West Australia, we shall be come a of able to little that vast and gather of store so knowledge, pain unequalled and toilsomely in the Dark fully gained Continent.
preserving.
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upon her,
to escape school
a
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charmingly
embargo
contained
matter
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first
so
Geraldton.
;
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passenger from trip
last
which
occurrence
of the Geraldton has amongst other
21st
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dated
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day's
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at by being present entertainment. The large pupils' of different denominations gathering crowded the School-room to which fairly indicated the doors, thegqod feeling plainly between and the Catholic which exists Sisters
their
Protestant
members
of
the
community.' the Rev. I noticed Amongst the .visitors and Mr." Morehead, Mr. S. Fr. Brereton and distributed J. P. Mitchell, presided the prizes. commenced little a The entertainment at 2 after Miss Brand presiding p.m., was The programme the piano. opened amateurs marching in with the young strain on to the time to a martial capital rendered after which Very they stage, song, "Say, that much-lauded creditably can." This was word when you a kind followed by the Missis by a. piano duet reflected whose great playing Dradge, instructor. Next music credit on their Andrew's sweet little Miss M. ditty came well deserved Juanita" which mob with The That old nautical song, applause. well given by Ernest was Sailors Grave," For Pa" was "Watching Mitchell. "
"
rendered
by
two
the audience
little so
Dec.
atad
amateurs
much that the reward.
good
a
pleased The was round of applause "Just on the next number programme, the Battle Mother," by before sung J. £. Mitchell, Masters J. Mitchell, Volunteer A. Patten, in and Reynolds After another was well received. uniform on the piano bv Miss E. PIqsken, selection was given by Masters a dialogue Earnest Mitchell and A. Edgar Mitchell, from the frequent PatTten, which, judging was by the bursts of laughter appreciated "Oh! poor Kitty," audience. sung by a of was the little ones, fourteen in the
A noth.er
trait performance. pleasing '" A life on the song, good old nautical followed and was well Ocean Wave," rendered by Masters Edgar and Ernest E. M. Andrews, Mitchell. The Missus A. McDonald received and Hoskeu for round of applause a good of the Bea." The next Isle "Beautiful comic song, Where the item was an Irish P. young sang 'by grass grows green," and manner, McDonald in an inimitable caused muchamusement amongst the audi "Tarns Hall" was sivcctly sung by ence. ami the Misses E. Jripps and A. Baxter, the audience favoured A. McDonald Miss executed with a well piece on the piano. " the God save .the Queen" brought entaimnent to -a conclusion; juvenile and .'well a bub pithy After short,, the E. Rev. delivered by speech from on the advantages accruing Brerction or an his tlxo eject a good education, well illustrated by some discourse being J. P. Mitchell Mr, B. told anecdotes,
be actuated by tlio same spirit. Mitchell thou bogau the presenta of an tion of something saying prizes to nature every recipient. encouraging a Morehead in Mr, At tho" conclusion, of vote a ?i eatlittle proposed speech Mitchell. In responding to Mr. thanks was said lie Mr. Mitchell glad of the for the absence of apologising opportunity and Mrs. Thos. Surges who had of Mr.
He
good. in saying it
Bulges
felt
that nob
were
in
present
to
day.
earlier
aoe
sure
that he was Mr. and
although there
flesh
in
in
make' right Mrs.
to
glad
now
they
were
spirit.
Eve there was a Christ Hall. The in the Mechanics' mas treo and to suffocation was crowded room almost gob a prize. everyone in the lead to a rise I am report glad but another £2 market of £1 per ton, the difference ton would make all per whenever sure here. It is a sign that to in lead is certain iron goes up a rise Christinas
On
follow. is being and -Gwalla third of the not one and as lias been opened up, Company's property Mitchell is acting Mr. S. wisely 1 think on all he can before in deciding seeing the most convenient for the place
observe
I
done mines,
some
the
at
prospecting
Yangernooka
machinery. An excursion to
this
town
on
train
from
ran
Boxing
Geraldton
Day, bringing for
up
days outing. The by the members of sports organised were and amusing. the N. A. Club many events is of the principle The result given as follows William of 100 yds.— Maiden Race 2.' 1 Jack (aboriginal) Dradge,' .Race of 100 yds.— F. All Coiners
good
a
visitors
many
Lloyd,
a
;
a fair promises Dec. 27th.
From
;
On Fr.
'
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arose
to
distributing
distribute the
the
prizes.
handsome
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and reported Muggins the precious metal at Golden discovery. of when a ton was tested Valley, quartz 2 ozs. which gave 17 dwts. Subsequent trom trials 4 ozs. per ton large gave over different reefs. bodies of quartz taken from vho are But still the financiers, in Melbourne were slow capitalists,, on and mine: tlm machinery placing no more :»3 why, it is hard to imagine, i'ortu exists nomaking property promising be difficult to in this colony and it would Colrcavy
of
devotions. sermon
celebration. of the good, time at this
joyful
purchasers
the
year,
r.ine
till
to
appeared
shops
Christmas
on
a
drive,
trade.
I
1 i
Hurdle
Day were passed
on
Much
sympathy of
people
York Sister
religion,
was
for M.
showed
many
At a
fully
at the Fr. o'clock,
morning, ten
impressive
ignominious men.
;
4
j
11
10 ins.,
ft.
I at
on
York
two
good,
the
8
pole
ft.
held
men
held off
carrying
very the
prizes.
principal The I
cleafred
jump
high with
that the sports the same day were
informed
am
Beverley
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won by the team Benedicts inflict defeat the upon
was
the
—
Election the
on
return Mrs.
of
of 23rd
a
inst,
town
councillor in the
resulted
Mr. A.
J. Wansborough. died Snow somewhat at Moorambine last week, the doctor reach could her, to travel from she York,
suddenly, before
having
expired. A comparison
between the rates of the pastern municipalities, shows that York is not although largest, highest in rating. Newcastle paying sixpence, ancl York Northam one ninepence, in
shilling The
heat
beeii
very
the pound. for the last
augmented
day
or
oppressive, the numerous by
no
two has donbt bush-
fires.
December
30th.
g> o c
t
v
ties.
H.A7C/B.S.' "
Sx.
Joseph's"
Branch, No.
t
At
the
St.
usual
Joseph's President Mr. and there was
Albany,
200.
of fortnightly meeting, Branch H.A.C.B.S. the the chair, A. Gee occupied
;very large attendance, The being present. Fr. Duff were Rev. also Chaplain at the meeting, and Messrs. D. present J. T. as O'Keefe, Howe, and M. Galvin, the minutes of last meet visitors. After other business ing had been read and some Rev. Fr. Duff delivered of, the disposed and instructive a very interesting lecture, the advancement of Catholic Societies. on commenced his The rev. gentleman that remarks by stating Young Men's Societies have existed since the early He then of the gave an account ages. of the Perth C.Y.M. and working, origin and explained the duties of the Society and the obligations various officers, they likewise the relation had to fulfil, which should exist between members and the;ir Fr. Duff continuing his officers. remp.rks out the advantages to be clearly pointed in the by membership Y. M. gained in Society by acquiring fluency speak and a. wider of ing and writing range useful He said that it was knowledge. that necessary a man absolutely young be should and. in patient persevering that he may become proficient order in The rev. his calling. lecturer next spoke on and gave a number self-education, of who had taught examples of great men, themselves by their own unaided efforts. He stated that was Sixtus, a Pope man. Ho studied self-taught often by of the andl light streets, lamps in the when that failed by the sacred flame that burned within the sanctuary. The great Mr. W. was self Chambers, publisher" of educated, perseverance yet by dint work he became and hard one of his of his Fr. Duff leading publishers day. concluded his lecture the by exhorting to promote the interests hearers of his. C.Y.M. and Society H.A.C.B. Society in to be united and Albany, punctual their attendance at the in and meetings, if did tlm success would they surely result from their efforts. A hearty vote thanks of to Fr. Dull for his excellent lecture concluded the proceedings, and in the the meeting closed customary £12 10s. way.. Receipts Dec. 21st, about
30
a
members
and
;
of
week
last
the
soul
the
of
Geraldton. expressed by the of
his
daughter,
Augustine, their
in and i
sympathy
mass at the assisting by Fr. Duff. A large number of communicants the altar rails on Christ approached inas
men
an
single
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by
practically, celebrated
;
ing
,
;
Conway Tug of War,
The of married
season.
of
repose
Commerford
Mr.
J.
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Conway Handicap J. York White; -with White; Vaulting Open Race, Hamevsley. J.
Race,
Handicap, pole,
Correspondent.
own
Jump,
High
with the necessity dealing principally to celebrate the feast of preparing in a Christian of Christmas proper Cn a manner. Monclay morning offered for Mass was up late.
Correspondent. years
exceptionally music, too dissweetness in
:
on his through passing the Albany, performed He a stirring preached or the the clay, Gospel
Requiem the happy
VALLEY. own
emulate the in those times.
much looked for the majority of
so
call
I send below the successfully. names of the winners Maiden Race, R M. Gee ; Boys Race, L. Monger; Sheffield James Handicap, White)
Sunday evening Duff, from
return ;
.-T
our
the
the
the
period and
The sports held on Boxing well attended and everything
YORK.
"
From
with
it,
an
devotional
a
rattling
at
;
GOLDEN
the
remained open all Eve, and
2.
120 yds Sheffield of (final 1 F. T. Drew, 2 W. Dradge, heat) 3. Lloyd, Race of 150 yds.— J. M.Drew, Flab 2. 1 Jack (aboriginal) S. Hoskeu, 1 Handicap of 410 yds. 2. W. Dradge, the past fortnight The weather during sometimes cold has been variable, very times very hot. and cloudy and other Dec. 27th.
of
and
things of the
Sunday,
last
Davdanup
;
Webb, Handicap
were
character,
To favour
:
G.
decorations
neat
played keeping
;
.
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to
present exhibited
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was
j
19th.
and presented appearance. quite a festive of the Holy Way Pictures of the Stations of the Cross have been provided lately jointly by the two branches of the Sacred little church for our Heart Association, that' and I need say hardly they add much to its ornamentation. Altogether season the festive quietly, passed off very as it does here. usually is going on pretty briskly, Harvesting that and I am say up to the glad to weather has continued the present A good deal favourabl e for the work. cut with the have been of the crops which has been Reaper and Binder," found to work very satisfactorily, saving " The Stripper" much time and labour. tried here lias been by Mr. Taylor, or other it did some cause bub through use nob work well and consequently its abandoned. Much of was crops larger here oats and barley have been grown than There is ever before. this year much for not agricul encouragement inasmuch tural in this district, pursuits difficult in farmers find a great as, market for their a ready pro getting cause of this duce. The chief being the communication with want of railway A market for farm tlie pro metropolis. in Bunbury, duce is nob always obtainable do nob and consequently farmers grow had "as much as would if we they connection with Perth. No railway will when the doubt the time come be an will Bayswater-Busselton Railway fact and I may that say accomplished resources of until it the agricultural is, district can never be fully our developed. tooic distribution of prizes The annual Government at the Dardanup place school .last week. The Rev. Fr. Brady School member of the was the only Board present on the occasion. at and has The weather is present, for time some excessively been, past and brooks are fast aud all hob, gullies As time of the usual at this up. drying are bub snakes very numerous, year seldom or never snake-bites are happily, heard of in these parts. fruit is The commencing to ripen and
should Mr.
compelled that he had in
from an early celebrated
Christians ed upon those devotion pious first
celebrated mass was the usual hour, and the female branch of the members of. the Sacred Heart Association of the 1 ather Communion. approached Holy that the announced following Brady of the vigil Christmas, being Tuesday and abstinence. of fast would be a day the congregation that He also informed in Dardaniip on mass would bo said Christmas morning at half past 7 o'clock. the rather hour early Notwithstanding had to and the distance a great many at was a there large attendance come, The altar mass on Christmas morning. decorated the occasion was for, tastefully On
in
in
train
-how
showing
j
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reading, wilting they would bo in a and themselves to improve position He of society. become useful .members such fortunate in having said they were and they ought to teachers as the Sisters, and with be anxious to repay respect in manifested the interest attention once Lord their welfare. Wolsely of school child said to a congregation same for the who had met ren, each child That as they had, purpose school head his other should strive to if fate had for his own fellows part, ambition wonld tinker his made him a tin out a bettor pot have been to turn In tradesman." conclu than his fellow all children said that Mr. Mitchell sion,
been unavoidably to Gerald ton by omission was an the day, and he
us
seems
off
;
b'loru our own Correspondent. and distribution of Prizes The annual took on Juvenile Entertainment place of at the Sisters the 20bh insb., Friday, The School. Schoolroom St. Joseph's and all was tastefully decorated, to have, seemed put in an Northampton to do honour to the niucliappearance
1 suppose the on
It
the colany.
suspended on by many is soon as machinery
moment.
any
"
NOTHAMPTON.
respeptocl.
His only regret, had of presiding the duty and pleasure hands. He believed to abler nob fallen in doing took that most of us pleasure of to the happiness conducive anything for he well remembered the little ones, in looking a boy, his own when anxiety school when tlie forwavd to' the time He said to be given away. prizes were, were his sentiments towards that school to known, but he wished pretty. generally before to large gathering say ;tliat the work now him that he believed now, would be done by the good sisters being and after many this soon felt in district, Mr. of had passed away. those present of reminded the scholars Mitchell then M. what Mr. Brown, R.M., had said to the a when distributing them ago year children are "That although prizes viz., to from school, anxious get away always to find that their come they will in, time of were the schools happiest days advised He then lives." their think of not to the children as uutil such time they school leaving
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placed
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said,
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find
he might be allow thank the good all ed, of conductors sistevs of tlie St. Joseph, this forthe honour school,they had paid tlultday him by asking him to preside there numerous the prizes to their and present Mr.
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:
more
to
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100 From than 3 blocks,
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same
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presence
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expected would' be -unavailing.' stated
is
probably
are
claiming
a majority give the allied English In Honfe Rulers. Irish the such a majority
.
election 171 votes aud Liberals of
leaders
will to
next
It
to
be
ex-
Lords
of .
trustworthy
on
au
calculation
the
basing
that, returns
by the several French 125,000 railway companies, over have crossed Canadians during npon
furnished
reside in the to present The total States. emigration United about to Canada only averages 70,000 so to these according per annum, that, the
year
a
facts,
in
the
the during present decade the when next expected
be
taken.
is
census
increase
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very
population cannot
his what
bauds.
own
had
months he bound from his pocket taking with ring,, engagement diamonds and on her finger. cious of how
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in
back
her
Chicago
Russia,
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aud
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presented
by
Judge
States erected
October
Saturday,
on
Minister to in Lincoln
he
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told
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of
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Society,
recounting tion.
He
Lai
the
was
lakes,
'great
rand
was
discovery
Dcum." he landed
pioneer
great
a
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Historical address, to civiliza
navigator
Catholic. of the
Huron, and Michigan Erie, to commemorate wont every of the " Te chanting by the cross wherever lie set a up Ho even for an hour. was
white man who ever set foot on first and stands, Chicago now the site where was the modest". pre his wooden cross cursor Catholic churches of her sevonty the
widow to
likely he
recantation. Benedict But Lance,
which desired to
income, he
hundreds
those simple make his own
For
dispossessed wonderfully elated; like a man who
lie
Rome, poor quarters the of
not
only in people become is
city
behind
quarter
Angelo
Italian
is
worse
has
of occupation of the poverty
the the out-of-the hut the fearful,
indescribable. the of Castle than anything
way filth
The St.
in the
How different of the place and the popula condition Numberless tion years ago twenty water in wet filled with are holes and malaria and miasmas, weather,, from diseases other springing the universal. The are sanitary neglect: a level with the is on.
Constantinople.
!
population Hideous place.
figures,
who
insult
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she
place
had
drenched
gray,,
this
or
inorning,
it nob be' a perhaps, might from which she would waken too Soon. So she sat silent there, from in tho happiness, chair great where he had with her placed lier,
whether,
cheek against his arm, shy and glad. Tom, coming in for
and his
her
eyes
Christmas
to find his" surprised in her chair in the capable helpmate corner of the kitchen with her apron her over and was not head,, crying, a little-alarmed till ho heard the cause. 'Mien lie was all glad aud at sorry time before once, for Lance had found his
seeing mother,
sweetheart
something and
stood,
would him.
unselfish,
of
the old man be going
However, as
was
to
lier
tell
lier
how his affairs knew his little very he
far
away too
was
mother,
to
Jet
of sorrow darken the any cloud happi ness of the lovers when came they from the "out Sheila parlor, very and shy,' hut Lance walking blushing and with a proudly in gladder light his one had ever seen eyes than any there
before -So at Shrovetide married they were and went off to the Transvaal. Iwon't sadden their story by telling how the old people mourned in secret for the child ever they scarcely hoped But the gladdest" to see again. and happiest years,
thing Sir
of
all
Andrew
was
being
that
dead
after a-ml
.
for her
subjects
the
arise
-to
rights.
and and
rights,
between the troubled
but he
time, And
under
things absence. would
occasion admiration
heard for
and
with
his
Parlia a
very would
the
as
Sheila live in
near
to his way I have was
on
that warm
locks, beautiful
Mixed
In
this
on
must
mixed lic
Archbishop's
are
system heresy aud
arguments
We held of opinions by the Roman Catho the natural aud necessary of the whole system of
subject that say education
Church
ous
Education, of tho
oue
in papers Ireland, the address by Archwhich .wo last published
conclusive.
are
tho
consequence Roman Catholic
young, from
Mixed. Mail,
on
Evening
W alsh, The
:
doctrine.
is
In
highly,
that
danger disease.. The
as
regarded infectious
a
must be protected and yong Protestants in -schools' and colleges is- Mo
especially,
To
it.
'Catholics the Catholic
mix
Church
like
—
permitting conducted personally English inquirer, on an Irish tour of tho eviction estates, to talk with landlords and police officers, sorts
all and unsettle
of
their
the
Catholic to
right It
such
all
is
the
land miscellaneous on
Church
desires of the young for well tho very toe don't to object
to Protestants say association. free Of course don't, lliey The genius of their is based on religion the right of private Their judgement.
to close gay indifference companionship of different with is liko people religions tho gay of I h'o brass pot in indifference the fable that invited the vase procelain to swita down the stream with it. A collision would be much more dangerous to one thau the other. The Arch party
think, is perfectly triumphant in his assault on mixed Mix education. ed universities involve most of really the of mixed The dangers colleges. bishop
we
the
result
fol provinces the capital,
set
thai
by
the
revolution
has
one for bloodless all except the ex-Minister with an in escaped a
fortunately if we concerned, of iMariiie, who
flesh wound. Like Louis tho bourgeois King of France, Philippe, Pedro II. Dotn has borne his downfall with remarkable The equanimity. Government now having engaged itself
significant
to
his with a lifeprovide ex-Majesty 'ho aud his wore con pension, family of tho warships en route veyed tp one eithor for tho United States. Europe or Tho Doui Pedro overthrow of was at on this least side quite unexpected of Ho was tho tho ideal fishpond. in the eyes of many Euro sovereign a and good king, hia peans, just loving and boloved He had subjects by them.
abolished aud was as well
on
within
slavery every
his
dominions,
occasion,
practicaliy
champion of Thoro certaiu arc, however, which go very far to show that as
reasons
a
theoretically,
Doui
Pedro's dynasty has been for some its time to past tottering fall, though outer looked to the world the fabric at at least as if not as than stronger strong In the first the ever. place Emperor was of late only the merest figurehead.
He head. abdicated,
had, in'
moreover, favour of
practically eldest the Comte bis
whoso
daughter, was d'Eu, as well
liusband, military adventurer, as a man of commanding of character. to slreugth Accordiug the Brazilian constitution this lady was the heiress to the throne. presumptive was to She have been proclaimed on the death of her father; empress an but it was that she was open socrct under her completely husband's inr and would on fluence, her immediately accession in favour abdicate of her "lord and
daring
a
who,
master,
was
in
iu
intriguing
the mc&ntiaie, available every the way for the dreams. dazzling
to proparo quarter realisation of his Under these circumstances wonder that his lost subjects in an was Emperor who nuinnikin
in
it
is
no
confidence a
the
hnmls
nf
fact,
Dom
Pedro
mere
wilv
-»»
onn.
O
protect all
a
micrht.
7
judgments
From a
who
nersnns. &
question. gatherings aud has her llock.
The
oxnmplo
no male issue, he foresaw that the direct line of in the Bragauzas Brazil would become extinct with him and ho, therefore, became more or self; the future indifferent of less regarding he was the house of which nominal
Protestant thus on
leading comments
week
Education.
article
an
Dublin
bishop
with been
Brazil.
Having
manners."
the
of the
public lowed
liberty.
over
been
Armstrong's of bearing
silvery "his
for
Brazil.
—
toiling African
express
his.
of
Republic
the fotces in stationed military de Janeiro their abjured allegiance' and to his headed majesty, by Marshal Deodoro Fousoca, the Re proclaimed
his
Ireland,
South Mrs.
distinction
in
Rio
him' he
came
into led
Lady
for his father, and -feature, but above all
"
week
measures
yet, claimed life those
to
Mead
agreement quantum.
Valcat
New
to
indifference.'
expected
quarter.
a
which
truth,'
alleged
of forty-nine a reign years, Pedro of II., Etnporor Brazil, been of liia fins deprived imperial Towards the of last close sceptre.
a
proved
Even to be induce them not but Tom found England, once for a short time. told a very great lady
l'cligious
of
After
and Donovan Irish Farm on the from whence Tom commanded in his son-in-law's generally
estate,-
to necessity We had ha:dly-
ex
Doui
;
Aud Tom the Home
had
justly
its
other many metaphysical Hence will
raise
Moriarty
The
respected ordered
so
life
a
to
questions. supression
'
that
such
11CUU
was
them times
events went
not
as
tn
and
history qualify
great
a
of
"years, 111
He
landlord
so
Bishop
in
must
aud. in
abstain
course
examining
historical'
or
of
must
from
metaphysics, aminations-
super in the which
WOJL'tJ
ones
was
dinner,
five
the
sun.
from
could only listen and the plans which his brain if this beautiful
known
his
;
toiling
than to riches one who galling poverty had lost wealth and Now position. that he had won his love, he seemed to have no more left to wish the for;, one or m omterness his cirop cup be perhaps his might estrangement from but lie .his was uncle, too glad for the moment to be able to think of And she Sheila, to all his outpourings, for the new life with swarmed, and wonder world was tho same
for
even
and ment, altogether busy and honorable it be believed ; always happiest days of his
was
escaped
do
1VU13H3
wisdom.
of
rather
was
had
to
when
for
people seemed
he
prince
universities toto
in which could not
at those perfectly peace cost him much popularity at" leastin fellow-landlords,
was
a
'
creature well so
taste
was
fallen from his high estate, uncle's was not en property and -if it .the new tailed, were, Lady Armstrong was quite young enough other to make possible. contingencies So he had decided to take his fortunes in his own hands, and go out to South with a intention of Africa, present but with an idea of a ostrich-farming, future of more adventurous things. riches, for his
from the
that
though year
to
before
of dress
good
own
setting revolutionary his tenants' relations the
And of a
a
air
young and
details
of
little
was
thin
stately
minor
girl's
cUlllL
a
standing. his few
had
who
lady his
permit already
was
month's
girl
of today. Since
cons
a marry poor man, old Sir perverse Andrew, indignant because his heir had not carried oft the English had married lady, himself, in a moment of heat to a proposing
buxom
the
As about
rumours
with estates energies, two countries to on manage had been done .for nothing
stroking that she for poor,
to
was
the
plenty
be to fashion.
and her
manliness.
abundant
dream
ceremo
unveiled with appropriate of the in nies, presence of Mr. multitude people.
y was
Mason,
12,
only
hands
of it
heart
new
her with her beautiful painted boy in like Sir her a Joshua arm, And had Reynolds Lance portrait.
him,
slipped
the
have helped her. She made a fttreur wherever she went, abb only in Dublin but in London, where a great artist
mother's
was good it this imperious
her
holding
of had
the
liini
to
its
was
all
he
to
her his
and
pearls, She
.
Sulle,
French to the Lambert
Before
.
La
explorer, of city
of tho
bronze statue
fine
not
happened
it.
The
her
would
those
he
resistance
he
up liim
left
mnst teach accommodate, their colleges of the universi ing loathe examination Students will not read what ties. they know will not pay' at the examination. labour at the Nor will teachers college their of what task teaching ungrateful The mixed classes will not attend to.
into, grown for the dressed, dowager Lady Arm who was had a good soul, strong, made friends with the young couple aud beeii with Sheila's enraptured ancl had assisted her in possibilities,
—
,
not
with
indignant
was
his vague into
faded
sight she
he had known so all. come; surely hut she that ho was alongcoming, she had not known, being a woman and condemned to silence and inaction. She was to be very glad now just quiet and to let him in his love, take every
mastered Mr.
's
land.
.
supposing
even
with the
Sheila, birth
,
are
we
The
Co;'s Christian boat.
Catholic
Concluded.
went on informed to Hobart. Mr. Cox may be expected of in a in couple Sydney weeks.
Sydney.
the
,
arrived and
Cuzco,
World
year.
one of M.P., to Austra who has come which broke his health, his imprisonment in Ire in Melbourne by the s.s.
Cox,
in
Tynan,
Balfour's
criminals," to recruit lia down during land,
Katharine
'
Mr.
By
was Sydney Burdekin elected Mayor of Sydney
Alderman
had And
baronet was as brown as a berry, and and brawnier than ever, bigger with hands and a roughened by toil voice louder than one often hears in but said drawing-rooms, picturesque, who the. young were ladies, greatly
has
new
his uncle the title.
property support
a was
'
successfully,
been the
have
wild turkeys acclimated
American
the passers-by abound. Twenty years of misgoverhmBnt have not only muti lated and im dishonoredthe most but have ruined the posing of cities, character of the lower once so classes, and good natured. polite
.
Jjar/tp.
"
"and
JntMjtoUimit
in-law.
In
throne
Jules
as
Grevy
tho fatal dency through his wedding daughter ambitious however, a few
pulously are,
which fttll.
may Doiu
lost to
his
presi mistake of an
There
miuor
was
reasons
thodown-
furthermoreexplain
Pedro
unscru
politician.
other
his
lost
more
of
a scholar his emperor. recent During and visit to prolonged Europe he spont most of his time iu the art galleries, and museums, libraries, to his adding stock of knowledge,, already largo and
than
an
actually of tho sculpture assiduous
in the revelling many paintings of which ho
student,
-
moreover, quite neglected Since the days of
Paraguay
it
has
been
contemplafciou aud pieces of was such an
Tho
army
was,
by his
Majesty! its with fight te an relegated
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but in
and
some
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the lrish people the to maintain
The
Dublin is Arelibishop'of throwing move into the now temperance a that with timeliness ment, for which, islie of all his lie has is cbaructei acts, the the of Mjithew seized occasion Since he. determined the Centenary. thai are he lias lost attention the
principles principles calling the " acceptable
.
for
itself
in
a
spokesman of the ages past pronounced be
to
.maks
-themselves
The nounced
faith
is
having
r
for
is
have
been
two
be in
England.
acts
a
for
While
view.
You'
can
.
their
than the
as
same
3Farm, THE
i
a
lliat
j
I
be
is
of
danger
no
this,
Nationalist will opinion "body of ih'dia a via find by the road of practical even as of the body compromise, jjie
middle
opinion
will
way
along
find
which
National Library of Australia
its lies
path virtue.
by
history.
advise
1 : 1
:
eyelids,
the eye
will
it
more off,
only tism such is
that
It
is
aro
with
different
fired
wa-s
burns, the
it
and branch, into
roots
the
disappear, will cold
persons a
chill,
but
cereal
tho
what
lation
is
takes
nature .
year were quantity at a time
,The
:proces9
simplicity
itself, requiring labour. It is the boriug of simply about 6 inches a hole deep into the tree an inch with with coinauger, filling and afterwards with plugging position, or suitable sub cork, other, tough clay, bad several trials stance. It has
and
has done effectual in. one instance cases, with having been cleared
a
dealt
successfully being very inexpensive, a few pence even
.
.
bo imported, as of the beginning low enough; Thi3 is a to obtain fromforeign to
the
when
the
only
riot for
work
700
acres
tree
every
it,
with.
It
costing
more
a
all
in
is
also than
tree.
large
-
export
that
is to be not country supjposed of 5,000,000,000 and bushels,
short is
was
might
closely
as.
they .harvest couutries
previous
European of the official wo
American
reports have no
appreciable country,' scarcely Indian estimate
bo
mucli
as
as
we
the pric|j( to drain stocks,'-' drained in the. But other if
spared
tempting
sufficiently
us
that
possible
were
year.
a share will claim and the. latest surplus, from Cauada show that.
,
reason to expect any?" contribution from that while South America has, wheat to spare. /l'he.last, any was below 'the .average, cr.op of the Indian Agricultural,
that tho. 'areexports exceed those ..of were year, which only previous slightly'i in excess of four million quarters,;-. in India was smaller As tho crop jthaUi of 1888, the probabilty ;that is that .less
department
being
riot
to
Jikoly
the
be exported unless rise.. prices In Australia crop prospects/, are. As. to hopeful. Russia, the, although serious in the new is deficiency crop met stock of old partly by a large
,
will
.
'
wheat,
the
aggregate
of
new
and than it
must much less was. be-very and tlie Danubian year, provinces, also have taken a together, deficient, Austria will all the crop. lequire: wheat which Hungary can spare, which
grain
.
old
last
-
and "Franco very uncommon, is the only large importing country which .'wilt, need considerably less than usual from, sources. Ou tho it. is fereign whole; certain that Europe, the including United Kingdom, will need to, import' more wheat than usual in 1889/90, while as far as wo canbefore the toll, is
,
RUT
in
(London)
is
require
the
to years of inocu
absorbing
of it
them
consuming
ground;
be
market'
tho
are of .Economist the mail
an
which has a large surplus country the United The wheat crop States.
far
,
and, pass
for
remain stocks at
reserve
root
down
that can be the land thoroughlyafterwards. It is available ploughed old stumps, thus also for doing in a
nose
suffer
latest
quarters
trees
literally
creeps
ancl .
other be
;
itself mingles circulates through
firo
sowing.
j
it,,
away
for
thin
1
ways
when
and
stalks,
six
or
produces-' that fact
date there is an by article on the from .which-I subject, the folio "Ttie .mean quote wing. of the United, Kingdom for. population thecurrent cereal is reckoned at year and the quantity of wheat 188,140,830, for needed a at year's consumption 27 million quarters. nearly Deducting: the home 19 million nearly supply,
so
PROOF
WHEAT.
of rust ravages attention more directed, of wheat which lias
have
The
finish
after
which;
with
inoculatbd the sap,
when
A'
the
of
of five
generally
there the
Iu
interest.
LAND.
composition
a
Any evidently obtain it
doubt,
height
a
Europe,
probability
;.
far
from
to
shipped
and branch and leaf, every utterly destroy ; the life, and rendering the standing irig in months' tree three time dead and that and so inflammable rotten, highly
COLD.
running abate, and will
different
few
no
can,
Ward's
of rust and all spite will there certainly, -which must surplus,
mouse
large
month
up, as is customary, be that it' is li It may cough. with rheuma in tainted persons where we find a followed by clffll it of troubles, and certain a train
with
a
im
An invention is being in New patented Zealand and in the other-colonies which, that is claimed for will if it does all it, of bush lands. -revolutinise the settlement
the
still,
its
with vicious
"
this
try
suggest
in
Still,
ever.
CLEANING
election
OP
and
fortunate and not
dealt
to
wheat
possibilities,
ing
conicontrol a aching of the brow, movements of und winking etc., ceiv=e in a few hours, while the will
sneezing also will
j
!
-
been so abandon
little
TREATMENT
so
of training
'b'y
was
crop;.,
of reputation established; firmly
wishing
readily
sources
©ome.
antr
ttbout
was
little
season
rust,
up, reaching The grain 15 or 20
will
de
Yours sincerely, John Dillon."
—
Station,
day, will that cold'
!
!
a
luoti
'
temperance" question, some other. If tho also on of toler breathes his spirit
fife
religious
given Limes
j
former. to be
the
there
for
of the British correspondent It not Journal writes may to be known as deserves it widely of salicylic grains acid, twenty acet. three or four in liq amnion,
A
'
the
has
times
'
relief.
bring
out
shoot
tiirned
was
from
graiu due
in
seed merchant.' through any respectable Its growth is pecular. The stalks -run along the ground for a foot or so, and then
HORSES.
animal
The
out.
from
rust-proof
farmer valuable
.
method
the and
stalks,
it
Prolific"
kept
if
free
was
the
animal
is
importance, that the view, to be allowed of the Irish
general
turn
planted again
the,
a piece of tight ropo\ round; the passing front jaw of the mare, just above the the rope at teeth, being "crossed upper claimed the back of the neck; It was no horse treated this manner that in. and and after will an kick, jump,
Medical
1
ance ancTt
abroad
not
COMMON
.
Archbishop
by which
vital
of
—
-
accomplish
,
of
many a John R. Wigbam piofu.-ses devoted arid simple-minded most disciple Matbew. Yet we find hiin of Father Unionist friends on bis Saturday telling the Nationalists are to cheer up, that ou
is
for
Mr.
splitting and may
of
is
point should
"
Temperance
conspicuous
it
Exchange
—
and simple horses
now
country's
religious cbnmieiid the spirit and hope that it may
Mil
in
own
their
organisation before the
to
his
people.
like reformers, sometimes very apostles, go temperanc on natural and ; near trampling right that the worldliness the Archbishop is he sees in some of the latter thinks
spread..
iu all
it
to
even, for
-
will
months
iq>
other while crops, Mr. -.Ward and that eonfimed suffered, in his idea that he had made a, valuable Ho sowed again and aguitij discovery. till he had enough to spare for distribution aud thus- was amongst his neighbours,
solid
each
41b.
healthy,
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"The three will uri-. coming years most bo the momentous questionably the in the of Ireland since history Irishman and Union, every' ought to it to do whatever feel his duty may be aid the cause of within his to power of iu this iriost critical period liberty
.
however,. nri For political we' heartily motives of his propaganda,
of bis
assistance less than
is
comes
that people the for assist blessing, worthy of the graceful This of religion. ance, and -co-operation to do, it seems refuses. the Archbishop' to most us wisely, though his wisdom He may, count, has been questioned. the
crime
a
as
the Farmer) (says at West Philadelphia lately. trial was made with a Tho first kicking mare the owner and bucking which, had allowed no rider ou her back said, Sho tame for five became in years. about us and allowed many, minutes, without herself be 'ridden. a to .about The habits. means sign of her former
been
strangers enterprise
Ireland,
to
stored several
for
cellar.
now
,
It
tenants
in had no. place they the destitute of relieving of the" millions lempcrato can do tliey nothing of cause temperance
on
in
;
corabino
years, and from every Government the crush
that work
tell
to
to
any the
cool
in
up
lib.
thus
fresh
vicious exhibited
certain that practically will the be present Tory Government of office at the uext driven out general three which must come within election, "
>
example,' the grand
now'
fence.
to become total people can them you expect and distribute vow of liciioc poverty it to the their .would good's poor ;' and to tell the members be as impractical for de Paul Society, of the. St. Vincent
whole
as
tenants
the expect abstainers to take all
more
interests
punished
But the
to
point
no
perfectly open to to combine .for
judgment,
practical
would
sense
common
in
legal
is
muslin, maybe dropped into Each day's making may be tnrn. must 'i he butter with brine. Wellcovered
in
to
made
butter, from
butter
A
settle-
words
or
say
BREAKING
during -the last which would this or country in England it is class of workmen of advancement,
imprisoned
for years perfectly
finely-
plan
other
collected
these
tliis
by
'
as
matter
drunkenness.
made eouol
from large subscriptions and by all the coercion English Tories, at the disposal of the Irish machinery More than 2000 men Government. backed
; ;
feet.
on
landlords of evicting
and planting' Arid ibis
people homes.
their
has
—
the brine. added in always be
threatened
association the -worst all tho purpose
great by
cultivator He carefully
down smooth
it
with
up all it-,
at all. The circumstance and the observant remai'kable, struckwith wasan idea.
seemei
—
wrapped
eviction;
Ireland these
.
agninst-the
of
lumps:
a
be excluded
just with
rnsted
not
enough strong' Provide a small cleau egg. large jars four-gallon jars are After this brine is perfectly
cask, or suitable. the cold,
The wheat came before harvest
try.
but
;
nn
600
no
therefore
are
Make
—
:
float
to
in" the:: crops affected" neighbourhood, got badly by rust. Mr. -Ward noticed, however, which a"' few stalks here arid there "were
or'diuarily
by ramming
thickly Another a brine
suit.
some
common
fresh" butter will suffice. For obtain of convenient jars Spread salt on the bottom pack
follows
in
is
thaiV
first
frequently
t;ight,
use
powdered
and about 5000 the combination, obtained
this
;lo
and
A formed
of the temperance action ol'.some one with sometimes impress advocates thai have the they forgotten feeling truths from, 'the these Starling and Christian staled Catholic principles in his address at. by the' Archbishop it seems to us that St. Miohan's, they of the to the enlistment point directly as well as the virtuous man, temperate abstainer in the crusade total ascetic, vice
dependent'
living, in
salt
were
although
is
"
bnttor
to
of butter
to subject great These' temperature. secured there will be no overload butter, with the:
more
little
the best
;
it
tightly so that all air may the top, and cover
unbroken,
over
to. brought;. is recounted,of repetition. worthy Eight years ago. Dr. distributed, a few Schoinburgb small considered lots of wheat, a new kind Mr;' and, aniongst others, Jauies Ward, a Port Pilie farmer, got:
;
the
before long of the Irish attendant its
moment are
still
"
charity. the pro
and
oratory
are
with
use
temperance
than
size.
enabled
are
a
:
-used in domestic
.
than
.-.'Higher
famP:s
menf.j
with pastor acquainted could his flock lie not but observe that the modern temperance soiuctimos -that,, there is forgets apostle far 'than the one he virtue » greater greater vehement
this
evicted families fund for their
was
a people against be they might as sinners those, betrayed by denouncing and arid who temperately moderately
without danger of wine. Asa of the failings
At
League.
the
Mariichees
the
with all system, and miseries. But tlie evils struggle terrible arid the strain is a one, upon 'i our resources exceedingly.. great, first six months of this the "During the was on expended £12,500 year over and above the ordinary combination at of the made the meetings grants
no
in Church that the auathema against to warn his bound into which heresy
'the
landlord
guiding
its
and if wo combination'
;
result undoubtedly overthrow complete
will
it
of opportunity to of bis people lime" which al'prcseut renewed war against
'As
drunkencss.
bo
to
salt
with
'
Movement
Temperance
llirorighoiit
I Victoria vonture leaving to (he great urge upon you necessity for such an which exists organisation " The combination, amongst present tenant farmers of has the Ireland benefits "for secured immense already
himself
even
preliminaries -to necessity
cool if
qualities
light,
.
New
faith,
will
Before
"
indeed.
reason
grave
of the National League the in 'accordance colony," of the Convention. decision
replaced may bo be not
When, it with a republic empite that the latter will presumed" in a overturned day or without
vaunts.
be always bo spoilt of .alterations mu6t
met
September,
the.
on
through
regime has _it
the
offers
17th
and it was 1st inst., liuauimously immediate to resolved .to. .take steps 'of the branches promote organisation
for
intents
all
to
therefore,
The
the
Tuesday,
on
I
to -
also another
proved
invulnerable absolutely against that -known as Ward's Prolific. kind of wheat its does' uot belie
orico sort
rust,
.
'
for;
good
it
is
for
a
heavy
milling
yielder, as
most
though
bo
to
This,
.
with
out.
very
at
comparative
of
.
—
:
content? tho same
tranquillity,
purpose
"
"
'
generations:
mere
been
lias
slute-
;a
mind
a
succeed American
the
Brazil
to,
proof
.
Republics,
not
f
Meuzies, Hotel, 8th October, 1889. Melbourne, The committee elected Dear Sir, held in Melbourne the Convention
BUTTER.
.
in
in
Revolutions Pouth
one.
revolutions
reoa'led
.^Vic
v
"
are
.
ephemeral
be
d'etat
throughout
\
—
:
rust
.
coup,
issue.
the best If your are small quantities mode of keeping butter is by potting. In order that butter may keep through it: mustthe hot month's be well made,and esecially it must contain no cheesy The place, in which it is matter. kept
.
conclusion,
ssful
distributed widely Irish-Australians toria
power.
PRESERVING
by.
.
in
suec
places:
influential
damage
.yield
arid
evident,
is a followiug copy of a circular letter which Dillon wrote. Mr. shortly after the'. held in the Gouvention been and it has since Hibernian Hall,f
among
of
risk
certain
a
the wisdom/ of s,owing;at least a portion of the farm with .Ward's enforcement. .Prolific, needs "no Like the Slienwoidcl it is of South Australian and the iu which its. rust origin, way
treatment
'
our
all
tho
drawback,
-
a
-this
must, that
to
and It
a
this
seeming
.
out
it
revolution
lecent.
in
of
.
the
initiated
this
even
advantages, from free
:
jading,
anny, carried
awoke
.Majesty
desirable highly the salicylic acid
is
and
But
fair
;
.All:
flesh,
The
against of tho slave by bis abolition traders in human these exwith a disaffected in unison
regime
traffic.
his
is
cough,
slaveholders
the;
,
cold,
of
cohimon to avoid
a
.
of
wrath
of .people to 'take
linblo.
arc
"
Filially,
the his
number
very great heal ih who
with
.
.
spiracies:
M.P.
Dillon,
John
Mr;
Fjrom
-
hotbed
Letter.
.
must
the
in
.
officer
.
Circular
and wheu Slate; one it coniained that we for thirteen soldiers every it was a verilablo conclude-that eon-, of budding and dangerous
obscure position we remember
.
,
.
1
next
iiame, not
ofcber.varie.ties.
so'
been o.utside
of
Australia. tho supplies Europe will be
crops
reaped
and India from couii
below
havo. trios
average.'
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with
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only five." for the Yes, but I'm going when I get out of. this." "
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the surplus.
music
is
The
note
of
the
negotiable
the
L utui
indorsed
is
Truth
ious
of
the peach and this ;
again
crop time
mighty, but she is, ignomin when she encounters worsted
he doesn't
It
his
boy when He
echo.
a
little
Vlien
What
'
a
has
mau
with
a
leather,'
male
are
A
a
for
those
a
out
far
medical
A
the
state
to
is
take
office
other
Bobby
My
papa's
Don't
cafe.
:
Tommy
:
Mamma
more.
They
to
in
yourn. knows he yesterday
then
Patent
meant
wasn't
"
that
a
it.
one
type,
the
said the the piano " I have
major/' feet
od
?" asked
the
your
achieved
Why
for
office see,
thing daresay
as
soon
as
I'll
with
it
?" Yes, I Soodgrass,
When
V
from
a
the
and
of
a
sudden in
his
high
building, to drop,
Ask
is
safely
Aire
in
"
Tramp We
look
my
own."
'Scuse
:
much
so
me,
alike
1
ray
governor. it
thought
like
Does,
that
Orator—1'
hearers,
drives
Voice from Mackerel." A
debts
arc
advance
let
hair
the
'
up
to
like
a
"
Wife
Had
one any elevator
—
I
the dual
the
am
sang he lay on
spring,' as
don't
seem
qualities,'
to
said
my
it,
Salt
Called.
Yon
Why,
equally
curative varied iu
is
so
or
ill-health
we
cntil
flin
remedies
and
invalid
its
yet
that
exist
to
use.
we
have
been
aud
or produce qf.nmni'lt.
!
!
them theiu
of
as
effective
ru
;mv
caused
sometimes
Without one
long
actually
remove
correct
the
to
They
"
the
Why
it's
see
as
simple
employ
you
Gently
as
me
in
daylight. the quiet,
on
poker.
and
in,
so
n
gently
'77." roared
ating paugs arid chronic,
Of
alljjbe
opposition
make
course
his
you
same.
papers fearfal
feet
-
but
dicl'nt,
Of will row.
course
take
Have
Theo
foul
dyspepsia, discuses,
all.
heir
to
cured
by Dr.
of which in the
can
Soule's be
known
found
Hop Bit in
every
world.
gel's times
never
sickness
gripe
of
the
fnp.lincv -
A
do
as
covered which
coating
thus
pearls,
the palate If diseuse. threatened
arc
other
crowning
are
fur
induce
they all
nearly and
pills merit with
a
causes
rendering they are
as
have
you
with
a
a
fever,
up
the I
genuine
the blown
vile
above,
white in
poisonous
the
without
a
label, bottle. stuff
made
bunch
and
of D.r.
Beware imitate 'to
in the head, back, aud limbs, one pains doses will break and pre up the cold the fever. A coated with a tongue, taste
matter Pills will
partially and bowels Cleanse the pills,
aud
Unlike make you
They £3rNotie hops on
I
an
is
been
ters, proof neighborhood
name it
two
vent brackish
scrofula.
frail"
the
all
inflammatory
from
suffering
or
"
said the
on
or
with '
!
major,
sir,"
!
shape rheumatism,
of
Erysipelas blood Saltrbeum, poisoning, iudigestion, and, in fact, almost Nature
the
weapon. my dear
putting ''
say other
!
visitor,
1
the self-raising possess the cop who gathered
liver with
act
utililnasflnh
Neither
and
possesses the
They
-
your grandmother I "But didn't!" round for looking
present.'
having above Mother
pill
name
j
pleasautto in curing
cold
severe
worse
drugs harmful,
are
They
that
nMiur
resemble
to
time
be
griping
pills
the
on
same
J.
Pills Seigel's harmless aud
tasteless
!
A.
constipation, As further a
Mother.
acts
of irritating
to praise
regularity. the slightest
symptoms.
ther do.
cured. !
pill
The
quality. the brain, the bowels
cause
or
and pain and miser
will
nevertheless, manufactured
know
we
upon
'awl
Women yone nearly crazy From of agony neuralgia, nervousness, and various diseases wakefulness, peculiar to women. drawn out of from People excruci
It the
at the
its'felf.
of
desirable
Dressure
"
tion,
gripe sick
wellby the Limited White, 35, and now sold Read, London, by medicine and the as vendors,
one
every
"Patients Almost dead or nearly dying" If or and of years, given up by phsieians, aud other liver Brigbt's kidney diseases, severe complaints, coughs, called consump
bless
may,
Pills, house
v
ii.
of
desire
chemists
ease
chapter
and
duty,
system
particular
only
plans
mciini
glandular the after-effects the disease
Earringdou
weak-
dull
paiu in
by stimulating ridding the of the accumulated poison
else than
all
feels
.one
less
or
charm
a
its
doing
entire
Seigel'sknown
disease resist its
woman,
like
iuto
mother,
is
frail
will'act
liver
any
no or
when
Now,
and has more and back he
produce
combiucd
arc
opcratious
for the mcst smallest child
or
:
a
kind, it may be well to and relialbe good, safe,
a
by most pills is the result Sucli which tbey contain. and should be used. never hemorrhoids. even
Ameri and mys which developed,
is
possibly it
you
are
'
valuable, Dr. Soule's wonderful
power
can
Harmless.
by getting
time,
these
compounded into such a Hop Bitters,
terious
surest malaria,
tell
there
But the does not good pill does it make us us, neither able for few hours a a. day.
em
con-
seem
some
organs digestive matter. ous
ina
—
and
It
pill.
the
as
and
they Dandelion
or
I
things
the
or
than
better
intelligently pre occurs the difficulty to make a pill, or
the be sure may -his and bis liver costipated, slug To if unhappy state remedy this there is like a nothing good cathartic
gish.
diseases
explicitly
biliousness, will 1111
and
how,?"
now "
;
them,
sleepy, head, sides, bowels are
that
of such
be
can is
here
right may
it
of
and
dyspepsia;
And can
It
do
organs
you
But as
of pills what mention should be. pill
phys
diseases
most reliable diseases or
&c.,"
when
others
with
amateur
how the
defeat
all
medication only it
of
provided
pill,
takes
remedy
only
cure
indigestion,
Hence
and I go and start a paper apparently devoted the opposition. to The very out and allude to first issue I come the fact that you poisoned long suspected
—
to-day." 'We sir?'
N
Now,
and
of
physicians
the liver
ague,
power, "so.
is all
made slowly by small.. To-day comparatively with produced iufinitely greater contrived by machines especially and with purpose, greater accuracy, the of the various inproportions
-
"
in flower that blooms an intoxicated indivi You the sidewalk.
'I
for
Mandrake
reflectively.
after all theatrical
with
the
to
same
What
fever,
idea,
scheme.
on
aud
will tell Buchu."
"
stipation,
ahead of them heart. Do your own don't see? your you slandering, Put 'em on the wrong track, eh ? You with the idea, don't "you ?" grapple " Can't said say I do," Suodgrass,
ahead.
Elevator boy1 'Why not have poetry enough for the
'Oh,
left
"
was
?"
seat.—"
cent
sent
one
His Supposing Don't Editor —
a
is
paid
ngeut—
come
back
has
is
said
imurrirwi
-
bis
the
who
man
What to drink
men
new
my
best
million) In early haud, as the
few really, very that he honestly commended for can pills use. Most of them, either under popular shoot As everybody or overshoot the mark.
irri
forms 'childlike
eminent
most
"
cure
charm." eh ?"
"Should think the business work of the opposition
.every
Temperance
a
.
the
urinary
they
phatically Ask the
politician.
?
him
What
,
you
of introduction calumniator patent
works "
rascal! got you, you hand doing with your
sorts and try
all
year.
emnloved.
million
1
i.
disease, diabetes, retention, to retain and all the urine, ailments to Women peculiar
bility and
of
all
in
every
were
form
Easy
Brigbt's
And
invent
of
the
and
kidneys
sigh.
they about
all
or
any
What is be relied
can
old
said
have,"
are
pared.
thing
tbousaud
(two
was
rapidity for the in too,
icians
I
fact,
pills
they
Major
Physician
chai'tek
opposition like any
the
the
since the
as
bed.
jbme
"I've
1
toes
him
a
the him
days demand
"
starts
are
the
back
ODD, UOU cou3Utned
2,01)0,
pills
!
far
in
mediuiue
taking
in history. The to enable us to swallow in. a easily form and nauseous .disagreeable di To what vast useful, drugs. bus be pill-taking grown may when that in England atone we say
imagined about
j
complaints, giving natural, .refreshing sleep always ? And tell they will you unhesitatingly Some Jorm of Hops !!
stories the man, to queer blacken as his career much as possible." "And succeed, they often, pretty too," groaned the major. " They used to, my dear sir, they " used too," said the but not ; expert
Boap,
by
momentarily satisfies thoroughly that he discovery
so
at
hanging
is
corner
expects
nothing
-Tho
man
I
think with
"Exactly;
too.
£
;
of course canvass, to traduce begin noticed you've
j
a
what is the. best auy school, the world for quietiug and allaying tation of the nerves, and curing all
explain.
nominee
a
but very mensions
Made.
are
of dates
pills is
this,
SILVER
LEVERS, Guaran. GALLE'S, Albany
Pills
custom of
object condensed
buying,
ricrvous
as
HUNTER at J. years,
The form
in
Questions
ROTHERHAM
S.
How
1
Ask
.
f
two
No
Vital
;
"
have
0
teed
patent
that
/»
crrediauts
stood
Never
calumniator. before ? Well,
a
will
Ash the most eminent
much
major,
all
town
to
and
—
wash
to
his
pnrties
:
you
P
X/0
It's
sir.
.
suppose be elected, ,
trilling
icle.
some
say
way of the
a
Dr. pure remedy, that Bitters cures and will see cost, you Chron good health.
Hop
we
life,
.
simple,
American
always at good times
thing you know out of pure you
iu
now
fair
Bnodgrass
pro
services
is
is
it
;
life
were
you
your
that
in
Soule's
make the public
,
as
clothing of
|
things
substantial
and foolish especially way, stop of employing expensive quack doctors much of the vile or using so humbug medi cine that does you harm, but put your
these
up
ever—
voting It's the only the inventor
calumniator
for
was
come,
A what
You on
ever Do you Philanthropic gent: face? I wash wash Mindican't your it every regularity, morning with great 1 would sir. Philanthropic gent :
advise
in
for
is
and
only
given that
persecutions and the first
cheaper
on
buy good,
style, better
the
trust
be sure, my dear And besides way.
only'
and and
much
so
spending
every habit
'
troublesome
healthy food, real get more
the nominee,
to
Why,
And
surprised.
their
blew
and
incessantly old age.
own.rumpets a
who
men
j
been
never
Times.
Hard
will If you stop fine clothes, rich food
!
but at charges, that the wellof your having and asylum being
have
More
No j
the claim
place than
worse
you
indignant,
Calumniator
—
known
either:
everybody sympathy.
nominated of the Western States
.
have
fact,
!
mused the aspirant.
"
We
I
I
perfectly terrible, thing you accuse stand— lessons on you of taking the cornet or like that, .something you aud keep the slander-mill see, booiniug up to election day." right " And you think that will help me ?"
you
I
that
j
his
"
are
players
We doubt
lives.
are
putting and lighting a cigarette, stool, come to congratulate you on and to offer spects, you my calumniator." a first-class
our
Mine
trumpet
When
?"
have
"
that short
say
doomed
for
the
Suodgrass
"I
too much.
knew
"
ij
ami?" out and
come
explained." and then ?" said
in
go
you
visitor,
richer'n him
told
in.
off again." I
smuggling
Well,
never
?"
well,
all
men.
young
intestines. of the Pimples, of the skin, .inflammations and enlarged affections, glands overcome effectively by using the to remedies according Holloway's instructions" accompanying each packet.
disorders blotches, neuralgic can be
noultr o<»i
jvfui
again,
thoughtfully." " After we have and admitted charges
and the same a day, evening duety-lookiug stranger dropped iu ,to see on business.! the nominee particular
the
of of
operation cheek out of some
for
groundless,
Major
dry
says
surgical
the
"
?"
tell
bill
meant
gone
a
In
circumstances to blind a
wanted
Yes."
The
has
i
pin,
terms frnnn
in iu
.'em
start
time
satisfactorily
too.'
gunning
contemporary
difficult
the
settle
wet.
most
settle "
little
who promised
Thus
"
this
?" I
so
"Didn't
dispute
dwarf,
are
prophets
How
air.'
compressed
rolling
two
vindicated
withdraw
fire
set
;
three.'
you get
Settlement.—
"
there's
that
air
a
nhmviiAa
Precisely.
the same founded
bill going " alreadv." We've had a settlement "When?" " The last time you called."
to
don't of leather.
That'll I'm
editorially
undertaker,'
Wheat
if
"Very
The prohibitionists summer.
"
to
,
'
TAfivInn« ivigiiig
rnr» ivi
youth. "Then
brute,'
wanted
'An
first wife with your that you have served
ftiovu
friends
a
all
They was.
to settle
that
distinguished He's almost
!
Yes, has
'
io
money purses
—
'
is,"
under
to
uffirtns
man
of
lota
of
party He's
it
"
v\rionr»
a
slowness,
singular,
a
a
J
A
!
man.
be lucky
proverbial messengers go about of dispatch.
a
of
resort.
he
A1 uaiieu
;
'
order.
but
say the least, a man has been that after painting the town red he usually feels blue. is
09
,
srtid
right,"
perhaps
—
the
beat
the cakes Psshouted the salutation for an mistaking Nein nein !' said the Ger said the waiter, 'Nine!' 'you'll
waiter
mother
"answers
of their
spite telegraph good deal
A
is
all
'
come.
In
A
go
is
indignantly. it perhaps
Well
arid
a
reply.
politely.
the
like
is
AU.A
to
German went a restaurant into and as he took his seat an Irish waiter came and bowed politely. Wie up ?' said the German, also bowing Geht's
excursion.
calls,
mm
answer.
'
Tho bad small
and
uitt)iuuuu
do two
A
is
fishing
J.
joker
who the
was
ruin.
real
a
him
the
know
at
career
But it's a cold expert drily. hyaauas can't day that these newspapers Better dig up a bono or two. keep 'em off the track. the next I Well, thing and say scandal, drop the grandmother's that we have found affidavits that you
others
What bury
will
morning
uptown
Was
The destruction has commenced it
an
who
man
a
the a1« tut)
M
iu
in
the
by
«
in
'
heartless.—
very of
well-known
-is
public. mm""
1 1
M
donna
sounds
you think children
skirt.
prima
when
only
when
air
accordion
an
It
.
the
in
in for
conies
theory
a
how
on
career
my
.
of
dispose
has
man
real
your
.
fat
bill
"
said
to-day." but that's
Well,
keeps excited,
i
iron
But
"
the major
A
weld6
blacksmith
inJmcks. to
in
M
The
into
go
the ami
it
all."
;
two
you see, attention
best,
,
say
don't
fellows'
they- don't
a court police : Prisoner, of potatoes barrels did you ?" you stole three yesterday, Seveu, yer worship
telegraph.
Why,
other
himself.'
Scene how many
by
solve
to
are and Pills way's Ointment and the most the cheapest, seasons and remedies. At all popular under all circumstances they may be used of iwith and with the certainty safety and all rashes, doing good. Eruptions, ulcer of skin diseases, sores, descriptions benefited and burns are presently ations, and cured by these healing, ultimately medicaments. and purifying soothing, rubbed The Ointment upon the abdomen, of the checks all tendency to irritation and other and averts bowels, dysentery
the
-
love
spark— making
electric
goes
tried
Hollo
nominee. "
arc,
physic grcqn Soule's of
ever
obstructions either sex
in the
in
the
mouth,' stomach.
caused
is
A-dose of Sei
effect
a Often speedy cure. iu the stomach decayed food &c. nausea, produce sickness,
bowels
with
many feel
kinds
of
without
auy
these do not
they
pills,
you the
doubt,
discovered. the to
of
follow.
before
worse
without
dose
a
good healtlTwiU
are
better,
best
They
natural
family
remove
all
'functions
unpleasant
in
effects
'
mute
deaf
and
puzzles,
the
in
the
'
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of the
his
was
column he lost?
J.
.
to
them
The language without saying.
.
paper.
answer
children's One week a
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race
—
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divinity
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horses.
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and
cresses
stars,
letters
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of the
the patron
is
A
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the
neck
and
salt
as
chest,
rubbed
effectually into meat,
Bronchitis,
Relaxed Throats, Quinsies, and all Asthmatic, Cough,' ristic Complaints.
Cuic.1
it
Hooping Heu
or
Pulmonary,
Gout, Rheumatism, Sciatica,
For
Glandular
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it
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known
to
and
Oxford
New
And
Pills
Manufactured
are
for
St. (late London
Oxford
533,
St.)
;
of Medicine by all 'Vendors with direc "World the Civilized in almost every language.
sold
are
throughout tions
;
use
Label should look to the on Purchasers is no! and Boxes. If the address Pots Oxford London, they are spurious. Street,
d
the 533,
FACTORY
BOOT
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T.
(Late
HAY TN
thanks
.
hey
PERTH, to the public to announce
favours,
past
of COLONIAL sible notice.
generally
all
manufacture on the
BOOTS, Also, kept
stock,
in'
varied
cent.,
Nesbit,
besides -
sold.
caseB,
quarter
in
Oilmen's
Stores,
boxes
small
(120
hides
and
in
.
Agents
:,Mr.
stair Rugs, Tapestry Cloth, and
Five
STREET,
first
Class
!'
„ '
exchange
Goods
Colony,
„
all
to
de'spalebcd
of
parts
the
House.
favourite
Splendid front.
to
Balcony
Stables First
Bath-rooms,
every Hotel.
for
requisite
a
Also
and
,
A only
ors
in
Tea
Also,
..stock.
—
demulcent and
expecChest
Colds,
for serviceable
COMPOUND, equally
—
Fttucy Wings, Felt and Straw
HOTEL
GERALDTON
in Neural TIC PILLS, a specific Quinine, Face-ache, &c. Contains
for Cement ticles.. CiOAGULINE. Everywhere. Stockport, England.
Which
is
Wines,
brilliantly
Spirits
T.
HAY
Brands
the1
of loyersjof
always
obtainable,
and
C
SHE'D
R'l'AKIiK,
and
Manufacturer
(opposite-
i ;
Furnisher,
Tpr
AS
always of colony
IJL
PERTH.
STREET,
in any
all and attonded
telegram
Hearses
and
Coaches
.
COCOA.'
BREAKFAST,,.
qeorge's
the
hand,
on.
BOOTS,
&
cathedral;)
:
Made
simply
Sold
in
stock
in
the
Manufactured
with
water
boiliug
packets
i-lb.
JAMES
SLIPPERS.
and
a
t
aud extensive varied German, and Colonial
SHOES
C..
PERTH.
most-
French,
English,
,
DBALEE, STREET,
st.
thorough of the knowledge natnruKawJt the govern o Derations of digestion aDd nutri and tion, by a careful application of.the fine proper ties of well-selected air. cocoa, Epps has provided for brealcfaRt tables with a delicately-flavoured leverage which save us may many heavy doctor's It bMls. is use of such by the judicious articles of diet that a constitution be gradually built nmy until up strong t.o disease. enough to resist every tendency Hundreds of subtle maladies are around lloatlug us ready to ate tack wherever there is a weak we may point. escape, a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well many fortified with blood pure and a properly nourished frame."—. See article in the Civil Service Gazette.
at
to
to
attention
prompt
country
by
or
Grocers,
EPPS
chemists,
ENGLAND.
A
price
i
dist
of
Application.
qn
a it,
Simple runts,
Nicholson,
Person
£413 .Stones,
sent
orders
small
|
Railings,
supplied.:
tUT ui
BRIDGE.
by'
book
post.
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the -
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Address,
cured
head
Melbourne
Next
Door
and
to
the
"
Criterion
Hotel."
published
Gibncy,
Record,"
—
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LONDON,
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ready.
and
milk. labelled
homceopatii1c
orders.
or
by
National Library of Australia
COMFORTING.
details
by
whh handsome Iron and erected complete. W. T-
DRAPER.
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part
therewith notioo
lltfclMS'SBlitflll Head
CITY
game.
hand.
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D L E S
:
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hearman,
.
Boot
conducted
the shortest otherwise.
resort
Attendance
GEORGE-
,
connected
far-famed
"By which
WimbridgE,
of the FUNERALS Colony,
Watts'
'
i
\
AND
General
Visitors,
G.
brands,
Pears V&c.
GRiNTEFUL—
favourite
the
is
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and
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and
of Burroughe's
one
of the Best
Beers
.
Moderate.
Charges
W.
contains
and
lighted, and
Travellers
for
Billiard
ArBroken. Manufactory,
—
Sold
W.
with
replete
'Umbrellas,
taV;
and Soups of the best
Perfumery
,
And
,
I rmi, i
is
Gen
an\l
!
&e.,.
inclading
Convenience
and
Comfort
Every
Cattle.
KAY'S gia, &c.
'
DeIAJCEY,
Horses
for
&c
Leather,
Hats.
Waterproofs. Ladies
—
Proprietor. The
and
Coughs
.Latest
'
is
the
'
a
Coughs,
HCTEL.
R.
of
A Choice of Selection GENTS' Underwui c, Hats, Gloves, Some Ties, splendid Tweeds, Gents' Suits; Hosiery; Silk. Half Great Hose, Goats, autf
iwiiwuu»u.MiLriui«
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BONNETS! consignment
'
for
Colds, KAY'S
ways
—
Morning Wraps
'
Stout.
Guiness'a
a—a
a—
Bass's
for
House
and
Novelties.
.
COMPOUND,
Complaints.
'
Famous and
Prices.
MILLINERY
Liqu
of
,
KAY'S torant, and
Ale
Gowns
-small
1
W. Andrew, Roebourne. Geraldton, W. Stroud, F.'Kelly, Dongarra.' G. H. Lott, York.
Low
at
HATS!
ciality Quality
SPLENDID
yard,
MILLINERY
spe
'
Jeweller,
.
&c.,
SINGLE
Class
a
quietness
the
QUALITIES
and
,
,
KAY'S
AND
by
Ladies
Best
THOMAS
ESSENCE OF LIN Senega, Squill, Tolu,
COMPOUND SEED, Aniseed, with Chlorodyne.
Also of
Muslin's. Selection
DRESSES. and
bach
Also,
,&e.
Cloths
Tapestry
Choice
GOODS
,
'The Settlers
Consumption,
'
Tea
Accommodation
Travellers.
GERALDTON
Bronchitis
O'clock and
PERTH.
.
COUGHS, COLDS, Influenza. JTIORAstlima,
Carpets, &c,, Table Covers,
Art
Curtains, A very
Hotel
HAY
J. T.
-
CARPET
Fur
GREAT
'
'
the
SQUARES..
quantities.
large
IN
Privacy
Perth.
taken
skins
kangaroo
speciardesigns
very '
-
Grindery
Good
jk
some
in
CHLIDEMA
lbs.)
—
hand.
as
octaves.
Tobaooo
for
PAY'MENT. TIME POSSESSION. IMMEDIATE
Practical
includes
1
Shamrock
watch
E. NESBIT, "Watchmaker and
fast
as
them.
"'J.'"
also
shipment
Guipure
V.
alargc Gentlemen's,
assortment of Ladies', BOOTS and SHOES from Children's best and Continental houses. English and Leather Uppers always .on iu
every
This
VARIETY.
least E.
V.
article
to guarantee
Hand
can-bring
a-
stock
from
to
Steam
.
s
"
in
DRAPERY
by buying haying a large and a practical
maker
pos and
and the
at
save
from
select
classet
shortest
will
customers
collecting, 20 (per
and Spirits
and
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies'
BreastjPins Necklets Studs Keepers
figg"
tlias
beg to
prepared
are
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returning
for
W.
&
Ladies'
Wines Usk6
on
BROWN & ALLEN, I
Earrings Alberts Leontines
Sugars,
i
r111
.
coming
Flour, :
&c.,sold Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, PAYMENT with IMMED TIME at ex IATE to householders possession. As no low heavy ceedingly prices. and commission is paid for convassing
.
WEST
„
Alberts
Leontines Gent's Rings,
Teas,
BreastPins Necklets „ Studs „ & Earrings Brooches Jet „ Alberts „ Wedding Rings Clocks Plated Cups Electro &c. Cruets, Spectacles. „
only at 78,
Earrings
„
Ointment
sets
E.,
Brooches
do.
Now
Bracelets, B. & E.
„
„
fail.
Silver
„
„
SKIN
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Brooches
,,
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B.&
sets
,,
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1
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1
on
If
remedy.
infallible
Walthams Gold WatcheB Watches Silver
Ladies'
make
to
prices
.
an
Gold Watches Silver Watches „ Gold Bracelets
lowest'
oir
repaired. NeShit's
Gent's
Ulcers,
jery,
at
.
and
or
repaired
or
.
be sold
.
Old
Sores is
it
LEGS, Wounds,
of
cure
Breasts,
Bad
guarantee. made description Watches cleaned Nesbit's Levers
_
For
years'
;b.reech
Will
Saddr
Ainmunition— loading) &ci .Harness;
of ..every
.
the
BAD
Jewellery to order
'
Healing Properties the World. throughout
Pumps,
stools, tunlfef hammers; etc:, /'
;
Snider Revolvers, pieces, and, (muzzle
Fowling
Rifles,
SELECTED
1hano
also,
Iron,
Corrugated
OUR
PIANOS,
bales,
Fencing
Netting,'
OF.
'
Searching are known
-
Its
and
tools,
j
Wire Galvanized
SHIPMENT
SPECIALLY
also
requirements,
Carpenters' goods, Portable Wool Forges
Anvils, Cornsacks,-
.
ANOTHER Stocks
full
other
sundry
;
Station
Ageiits,
hand
oil
always
HAVE
Nesbit'B
(capped and jewelled) 6tand riding and rough work, guaran teed for, two The Best Whtch years. Nesbit's Walthams without exception. the in are the CHEAPEST Colony. a Watches These and other with, two. Levers
English
Station
.
of Jewellery the colony.
and
'
th
and
best selected stock of
i'euth.
"kaar'stt,
Importers
..
the
cheapest and Watches in description
Merchants,
.
General
HAS
_
j
.
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Street,
STREET,
.
HAY
warehouse,
j
j
Rundle
of
(Late
colonial
Jeweller,
.
and
Watchmaker
Thojias
at
the
Hoioick
for the of ice of street,
Iiiyht the
Rev. "
W.A.
Perth,
bit
Bryan,
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