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nor exaggeration, affirm intem that fanaticism, in drink is a vice intoxicating perance that stands head and shoulders above all we are the vices afflicted." by which
rhetoric, to
of Cardinal Drunkenness has
Manning
(Words "
happy than
once
ever
1
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it
ill
has
but
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of terrible
this
meanings. vice,
through
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God
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terrible
mac
'
uot
of souls hurled before time their the other world into the fell through demon of drink that hydra-headed monster is whose food the honour, lives
of the
say they
if
and,
wearing1
t.hfimRplvftS.
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Mary,
we
is
not
matter
is a worlds, greater subdue one of the type and so, ; unfortunately, ancient and of modern, is full history, of the best and melancholy examples its goiug down before brightest might, at and mocked jeered by the smug or whose Pharisee the avaricious high is in a respectable est virtue demean'
to
us
but
further; add
to
mitted solemn
to
for
necessary
Tbey
a
may
be
hope
that
we
fervent
Tito
of
centenary
Mary
the
Alacoque in
youth As
they unfailing
whence
source
tations habits how the
engagements.
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flin
Heart. hope of the
and practice of temperance;
lives young Last week we future in the in by our youth of
thero is a to-day all the line of along grand movement Australia the young guard of Catholic the glorious work of the old to -continue of Father of whose birth
the centeuary this celebrate year,
Matthew,
guard
we
there are in this many country who took the pledge from Father Matfrom that happy day whatthew, tracing or
pleasure in life.
than
during hravn
the valour. But
falls
wlin
for
heroic
more
rarely
snlHinl' cross
to
l'Anni
vna
and
the
lot
of
morlnl
tho
abstinence
1
or
is
Unfor
one.
there are whose want of tunately, many home the of making comforts, anxiety ends meet, and the necessity of leaving homes to work their for others in order for their to get bread will con children, For siderably hamper them. other and reasons, through they
will
chNdrou but
find all
the
it
hard
these no
to
the
supervision Catholic school
National Library of Australia
parke's
and of fault
to give those will be
in
the
you
anything
we
got could
natives
less
as
liked
into
until
The our
pitched
a
finnri
;
!
did I
Oh,
his
you ? the
come
to
doctor
was
join
the
finoorV
The
the
the
at
eleven,
met
we
I asked Pasha.
him He
and
Pasha, Emin
was
Bfllrl
not,
had Stanley several
as
applications general refused myself, take me officer.
them and I with
of
and
officers,
I then him asked him that I
all.
Stanley " All
;
said,
hfl
who said
little
the
"
if was
No,
I
We
took
witn
ns
for
and
declined the other
to
I
think
some
their and
not
a
certain think
an
irish
Is
nomads
arrange
different
very
difficult
they very from
were
Are seem
othor |
'
great arms
ship,
shy throe
other
to are.
they
pigmies
along but
the with
way
with
this
o i
a
the in
he was very near He is journey. and daring trader. Is the expatriated
us
of the stage .enterprising
oue
most
a
Hibernian the in too ? I asked (says the trade, somewhat for the reporter; hesitatingly national credit. Oh, yes, said Dr. Parke, laughingly. He is the trader who has ivory further into the interior penetrated than
ivory
other. You must
be
srlad
verv
to
home
crafc
?
I
for
two
first
sent
to
Do
am.
two
reciving parcels us
five
single of letters reached a
never
know
you
aud
years
of
we
months
The
letter.
that
were
at
us
I
all.
first
the
being
Africa.
always wander over
about
but
wandering, a
them,
fixed of
area, revisit
they
and
to
easy it
was
to
tliotu at get near first, and fought very nervous, of our advances. They are to four feet six in height.
fond ;
spear-heads
being
Conditions
Sanitary
of
Melbourne. gresswell's
dr.
A report Moibourne
sanitary condition of to the presented Board
was
Health
Tuesday
on
bare
well.
It
of o.ur
metropolitan rending,
lays
unpleasant value in %'W-l kM
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by
all
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Melbourne."
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in full, would published of a newspaper. pages avail of the ourselves therefore, of it that ing notice appeared if
uieut,
Gressdefects
although
prove
about
bringing
UYCUlCUb
luipi
report.
the
on
01
occupy
splendidly
Daily Gresswell
Telegraph deals
of with
Wednesday an
We, follow in the Dr. —
:
area
covering and inhabited square piiles, He tells us by 420,210 people. that, is there is over though tho city young quarters. Hundreds crowding in certain of houses have been condemned as un for human fit habitation hundreds ninety-four
I should
not
The
several
of ornament ? They and wear necklets they decorations of shells. Thero is a deal of skill them. Their among are of the most boautiful workmontho
stokes.
ti'adiug
and great deal, curiously trader who penetrates farthest Africa is an Irishman named and somewhere from the Stokes, I believe. South of Ireland, Did you meet him ? across No, I did not come but him,
race
odd,
so
they be
to
;
lugiuu is
There
of
?
are
much
his lungs On the
little.
named
much
is
easy
think
and large one, at intervals camps about a year. It was
out
fever
a
trader
there
enough
?
ho
not
was
very
find
with
for
very proud Irishman to cross
own
as
distance, of this in any
men
they
down
was
?
the
associate blacks.
they
?
speak of, especially When Europeans. Stanley
rapid
size
for
of
some
Yes, they
medical won't."
simply
of governor have a chief,
respect
women
Are
I said, aud we right," parted him 1 was to for a few only speaking minutes Next I altogether. evening from him a if I got telegram asking to could be ready him in ten go with I said I would. time. days' did How Stanley the
army,
all
wonderfully
a
they they
at
muscular
sick
were
brushwood.
people. Are they polygatnists That is a that thing find out, but I don't
1500
each of the officers was parts to fill on the expedition ? He made us all and gave captains of us the same number each of men under our commands, so that we were all" of equal rank. was not It like in where the a is doctor
are
not
most
on
whole was never so an lacky for tho Europeans. expedition How did yonr medicine last out ? It lasted I took it across well. right and we had to use a very Africa, great We could not lavish it on quantity. the blacks in the same as we did way on but of course the Europeans, we did the very best we could fjr them all.
without
creatures,
but are
through
much
Stauley he would a
and
little
we
to
affected there
were
an
we
it.
knocked
again
all.
you
wonderful
active,
getting
as
them from that he had met
to
been
there
—
Indeed have
If
which marched
did the people who from ' Fever malarial fever. Were thero any lung affections
any
in
now
huts. place
What
nrr/iw
preserved
discovery
They
tho
selected on the same as in principal other tribes savage because he is the aud the strongest biggest among them, that mj see the pigmies have just you
tlioncrht
received
must
formed,
Have
a fellow he was who was almt up and I in tho centre of then Africa, asked him if he thought would Stanley him officer of the take me with as an Rfil'l.nllnf.
Africa.
are
Yes,
nf
is
handsome. at
that
arnaitinn
nnrf.imi
beautifully and
and making his was through passing to and I met preparations start, Major whom I knew. Ho tola mo Bartellot, that he was with to tbo going Stanley and I asked him what interior, they Bartellot said to were for. going Emiu
his hand placing the heart). We at once, and I
;
in
They
got out of
you
suffer
reuioijU
in it the body Dr. (said Parke, of his for#joint
pigmies
astonishing
time
first
extracted
museum
he
thunder
I
J
The
Stanley's asked. at
had remained about that length
marking
with
wanderings
ueiiiuu
him.
which
once
Alexandria
in
was
at
frnrifr
n
reujuiu
How the wound. did you treat I sucked the wound at and I once, must have the I out. got posion extracted a of the piece too, arrow,
abolishes an utter absence of Dr. self-consciousness, to chat with a Dublin
over
expedition
iti
J
that and
manner pleasant any ceremony, or affectation Parke consented
reporter Stanley. Mow
With
t
wuuiu
native the
at
reached
were
off
the
water
no
was
and when plain, bad we us, then The men with the
see
here (said Dr. Parke, under of tho region him under cover got
was
when
was
among
the
which
hot
very ?
Very
the
on
uiluvyo
treated
an
the
to
waB
low-necked
bravest
africa.
op
as
through
and we very warm, iudeed, march each day long distances. We usually march at five began our in the and marched on until morning, eleven when we pitched our tents and It
used
con
who are much the spearsmen, would of the savages tribes, come close to us. quite One time up we were on the banks of a fighting aud Stairs to the river, exposed himself with the result that he was enemy, wounded a arrow by poisoned right
and
Doctor
experiences
rinfl/
rescue
I
—
tho
|
j
t\v
services
distinguished
during which period total is a promised weighty
require,
;
tho
—
their
'
en
while in tho parents, rejoicing' of their children consecration to a cause so meritorious and glorious, will do well to have always before their minds the duty imposed on them by this consecration. Their from now uutil their obligation children have reached the age of 21
theirs,
i
success
of servico
tell
!
How
—
will
|
|
they may have bless fervently they on the occasion which, from tho great received the temperance they apostle, medal of enlisiment under his banner at the hour of death, a medal which;
had
|
1
Probably
evei
Irish
VUW
their
Sacred
habits
! |
nf
j
October,
!
our
7th
'
rested culcation
dedicated
that
T.rinarnn
1
some
When
handsome race. A. welllenit upon his and a look of an in athlete frame, furnish observer with the a training clue to the secret of his survival of the of the in three years hardships spent
j
and
Uifl'
WW
were
?
the
it
forest
went
with the outskirts, had almost every kind of fightiog of
We
face
Had battle
who Dr. Parke, accompanied his iu last African expedition, Stanley is a young Irishman who might never native as far as have left his shores for the African sun appearances go, has left not n trace of its power scorching
j
Cross, to the
iri W
we
the
-on
some
heart
:
fhomsnlvflR
were
arrows.
asia.
dr.
!
of God, the
ranlrnrl
as
regarded
we
to
Comrade.
!
great
of
festival
least
sort.
a
'
.
the
on
at
far
who
men, their
and
—
have, servant
there
out
one
Our general knickerbockers,
shirt,
this
Stanley's
of tens of thousands spectacles children with the of innocent -many flower of their first communion still fresh in their untnrished and blooming souls —who
nc
wear.
you a
day
of
to resist draw strength temp break and the bonds of evil is the sacred Heart of Jesus;" then will at heaven rejoice
can
is
in the London theatres than the African reputable style. Had you any fighting ? We were always fighting. natives would come and pick
per the
active
as
went
at
Was
at and boots. Sometimes stockings we wore a Tho natives coat. night have a constitution to clothes objection to- wear and decline them on any pre on I regard the whole tence, although as moral the savages a and I people, so
trees
They
i._
of temperance. " The pastoral ; human weak
cause the great say in their
what
Act of the 17th October, 1890, of a glorious be but the beginning may honour on our crusade which will reflect and be one of the brightest youth, gems in the diadem of the Queen of the South— Church of Austral the Catholic
bi
Blessed Margaret the occasion of of our Catholic
as
enlistment
general
ness
and Bishops selected the
Archbishops have happily
there
:
was
think, cerned, dresses
fallen
'
all
costume
our.
Australia
you
you a your
making
;
a very rate. rapid the trees known varieties ? there is Yes, a deal of irongreat wood, teak, and magnificent timber, trees and the are of great size. Of course it would not pay to bring them, down to the but coast, be they could for used the interior of developing Africa which is like a garden.
?
Not at to remark
the
on
disturbed were
you
were would see they you and scampering along runuing
over
the
have
the
Are
time.
must
toilette.
regular
dwell
the
at
good deal when
To pre the good of Blessed on
rely
uutil
out
long
Indeed them
forest
?
kit
of
out
able to keep up the pigmies the expedition when on march ?
with
antelope.
named a gentleman Yes, my servant, Wadi Adams, ran away with everything clothes I was I had except the actually
is
the
not
were
you your
lost
on as attendance at school, Sundays and as the children well as week days; will there be taught by their teachers and the clergy what they should do, it
men.
of
conqueror than victory of Croesus
of learning," nrp.moufi
w
that
was
reason as
themselves
avail
Margaret
most intellectually gifted and the noblest are those it grevious, covets most. To conquer an Alexander,
the
one
suppose always,
of them. the fruits of serve, then, made on the feast resolutions
riads
and
were
own
bis
upon
made
are
ore.
Were
responsibility. work was a great deal of hard on There We all had to work tho expedition. There was no every day. vary hard to. even if anyone wanted shirking it, in Soribner I see by Stanley's article
;
:
virtue,
tliA
we
Why
acts
and
fashioned, crude irou
in.
reason
always
than in the days of greater the " poor scholar," wheu was learning the fear of tho and with got by stealth soldiers ever so that there can present for those parents who will be no excuse
the sight of, and, not unlike the Redeemer, they who crucified We have no king but drink, cry out no but our It cer religion passions.'" to consider the my is appalling tainly
character, And thff
daily
not.
school.
to
able that
thing
a
—
and is not thing, to take command I don't see very
one
does not act Stanley he takes his own course. on ; precedents the of He cares for nothing opinion and be absolutely nothing, society,
immensely
are
lost
equally rabble
of men much
the be
to
supposed
determined that their children they were should not be without, at least, the chance it. of getting In this country the advantages possessed by Catholic of education arc childt en in the matter
than enforced exile." (The ruthlessly Irish own And our Bishops in 1875.) Australian in 1885 Episcopate speaks out with words equally emphatic and as full
more
this? Well, that the Irish " fond ing is
more it
;
A
or
viUllo
and made famine
blighted
it
<
in
more
to
confined
all
let a false account, pride keep them idleness. at home and in Many a day children in Ireland have to school gone without or to their feet a shoe stocking —and that in winter time too. Poorly worst of clad, unshoddeD, and, all, the poor Irish boy did his mile hungry,
1872.) homes beneath the
wrecked
at
must,
their
keep
no
.
is
They
help.
at school children till educated, and able to they are fairly with immediate work advantage to them selves and hopes of success in the future. If some cannot will pay, room parents for them ; but, and must be made on
Children's
nor
great
hazards,
—
The
"
their
Cleaning.
—
General
;
should
more
erected
are
of
the
be on
condemned. raised
sites
land
surrounding
tions
of
made
to
No
effort has been render the foundations irupervous. The drainage has been ueg'ected carried out or in u fashion so perfunctory as
to
servo
refuse.
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would
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on
a
and
vegetables for, says
them
are
m/iinnfnc
"
brought
into
were
;
and
placed
ill
If
point.
contaminated with
thirst
and
constructed, If we
it.
milk,
Footscray
Dr.
us.
which
inhaling It is doom. one
never
We and
have other
familiar
a
before set out had nightsoil, The scares.
the
to
laughter
causes
It
of things. to learn
of
this
state
too
woes
are
Greed
has and
cause
property-
f
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JJt
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rtf
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VUW
bj
money. abuses
were
unscrupulous &he
many,
in
and
their
very
is
who it
could
is
not
correct
(V V/
I
I have Mrs.
had
not
O'Brien
the
matters. Dr. ignored sanitary out Gresswell that if there is to points there be amendment must be expend
to
my house particularly
I
pleasure
iture.
and (laughter) was on his very lively legs (renewed and applause) and every way laughter he waB man aud amongst quite a new ; other thiugs I noticed a beautiful piece of jewellery hanging from to it and I pointed said, what is this ?" Oh," "
issue we referred to In a recent briefly event. We have pleasure thus auspicious issue of giving our readers fuller in this them the speeches and presenting derails, Mr. and of Archbishop Croke, Dillion, Mr. and the bridegroom-elect Parnell, on the happy occasion. the
in
rich
trimmed
satin,
her
to
lace,
presented The Cork.
punctually At the close mmtial Maes was Rev. Most the the
After
Pater
of
with the ladies
of com
and
Croke
at
the nuptial bles His Grace was
much
St.
.acting fast-vice
acting c0, elusion
and
degree ot
from
a
warm
you
whom
the sacred I cannot
ho should
good custom, it that day, and give
blessing give. choicest
depait them the best for him to possible
was that it His Ho prayed God to give them He would that blessing., guide
aud guard
them,
that
He would
always
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have I
was
this,
to express my feelings you, my mends, tor the manner in which affectionate of her received the name just
the
name tell
most
privileged of wife.
it the delight fortunate hour
to
by
call
(Applause.) is
of
to
my
at
inc life,
for many hour of real happiness hear such words as those we years, the oldest and huve just listened to from most friend I have in this illustrious
the
first
now
to
that
world,
of
Ireland
she already and I don't
us,
among would
possibly world if
if
was
she
cause
May
I not
I have
that
friends,
miserable of feel
been to
enough,
He
be
the
nrnvo
proud,
that
assembled
to
and to him on joy, congratulate occasion iu his life great than which no greater could come to blessing ou earth a a man this and charming him that
—
wife. sympathetic (Applause.) Mi. Parnell the health of proposed of Cashel, His Grace the Archbishop had been who always conspicuous ior nis ana iu me iurusigui judgment of his affairs His political country.
Grace
had
nationality an Irishman, man,
to all
do
given when
sanctuary
it
not
was
and
particularly
his
duty how,
knew he opprobium,
They
a
to as
had 'been
to
Irish
for easy a church
his
country. mark of " called The a
Land League Archbishop." Referring said: I am William O'Brien lie to Mr. has in that O'Brien settled glad
at Partridge wary magistrate and left the poser
men,
and then
know
wbv
thev
so.
and
difference,
impression be used,
that
he
3oz
was
under
the
were
to
gloves barbers's
assistant every him that in London could have 'told to 4oz. was be fou'ght with the fight Then the shifted Inspector gloves. and iu his his said, opinion, ground, was not to be decided the question but that size of the the by gloves, and be be the would illegal, fight the of the because a breach peace, to injure one men were likely another, This were to for stakes. and
my
wish
a
curious
Mr.
the
arrested the to nnv.xled
litf.ln
done
the
l'relaud
day
become
the
was
to
put but
?
thought
aud
—
they
he
is to It highly legal " the noble art of self-defence," practise lawful fot and peaceful perfectly the for a citizens to put on gloves who The match. Inspector boxing said the at first ho ordered arrest, made the size of the gloves
(Loud
it.
n
had
but
fight
to
pleased
which
for
match
boxing
a
Such
;
Monday
this
about bring of a happy, another happy wedding-day and peaceful Ireland with a power true, ful a powerful United Kingdom empire, but in spirit united not only in name, and love. in heart, (Loud applause.) in for the Mr. .Dillon responding may
con
passed it on, the judges. The. police, knowing as ail the word knew, that a great sparring between match was to come off Slavin at the Ormonde Club ou and M'Aulife,
In (Applause.) daughter I can only hope that God may conclusiou bless all here and hereafter, and you that
mar
for
feels
there
for
and
simply
happy enough,
secure
movement As for
Prize-Fight
a
is
?
Lambeth
?
u
she
of Ireland (Eve) of the first
(Loud
conundrum
know
in
not
were
the
were
applause.)
her I
if
(Ap
one
applause.)
When does
I
make that
we
I would has done
the national Irishwoman.
to
dreamed
prize-fight
be divulging domestic mention that when with John Dillon I was going over to Tipperary the other day, aud inform wife that there was a possibility ed my of some trouble her reply arising there, was the only that that could thing it
confidence my friend
whom
hersell.
that
prophesy
What
countrymen— -for they are as' mine henceforward—
that
to
am
the
look
vui
with
adequate
gratitude and
of
part
journa we
statesman, determined we search nations of
O'Brien
Toue
Wolfe died.
safely
our
in we
of Ireland, so a daughter querors tc-day the of of France, marries Strongbow and confirms that alliance be Ireland, of which tween France and Ireland
mine to-day it would be that has been forced upon we have received messages
shores
home whether at
to
more
brave Whether
a11m
uuno
referred to the many times bridesmaids, stood beside he had his friend during the last ten stormy years. It was with which no words could feelings convey
—
i
wus
(Coutinued applause.) having been honored
his
is
give and
—
Mr.
but
and
toils
euthusiasm,
of the
newly
health
his
I applause). of the bride
Mr. O'Brien received rose, When silence with continued applause. had been restored, lie spoke in a very low voice: our aud Grace, ladies I do wish from gentlemen my heart that I could find words in the least
Grosch,
mass the Archbishop, and Mrs. who O'Brien, at the steps of the altar, together knelt not unusal on occasions like said it ws a few words of advice to the that to offei' He presumed it married couple.
addressing
(Loud
and
by
mass
Regan,
of
joys,
bridegroom. The toast
officiating.
Fathers Russell who belong Charles' Mr. J. Itutle Church, roaster as of .ceremonies. The was choral. fully Mr. Cassidy as conductor of the band. At the
Nolan,
his
triumphs. the yon
every of
is
man
more
ot
despair Mrs.
service
in the
banging
still
the
by
such
when I that are to-day say they dear that profoundly my grateful has at last friend O'Brien met William he can a woman love. (Applause.) make him Met a wife who will happy will be a sharer of his who sorrows
of
found
always no
battle or conclude go iuto and lasting peace. (Loud has among So long as Ireland as William O'Brien such men
an by becoming merly 'a daughter ried Strongbow,
our
inklln
AAllaQrrliflC».fha
has been derived of him fighting at
and
wise
a
To
venture
warm
many
nnfi auu
/V
nuuciiug)
however,
fortunate
—
lit
obiu
is
the
what
—
the ceremony his Grace celebrated,
Nosier
from
Irish fireside place in every (applause) aud I am sure I speak the sentiment of Irishman, and Irishwoman every
the
Dr.
and
I
so
Viia
at vr«.
which
not
need
great
possibly
rich,
as
plause.)
—
some
devoted to the Irish cause. thoroughly a warm end affectionate Both occupy
Irish
ceremony eleven o'clock.
at
administered.
sing was assisted
?to
by
marriage
menced
know
satisfied
who gave her brother, bridesmaids Miss being Miss Nora O'Hea, and The bride was dressed
ivory
bride,
to
she
as well are us in this almoBt with (applause) the one happioess glimpse of real human life. I have ever tasted iu my (Ap Before wife has reached plause). my
got
of her I am quite she is of her dis worthy husband. Now, tinguished (Applause). and gentlemen, we have before ladies us a most to-day interesting couple. Both are are Both highly gifted.
ceremony.
her
Dillon, Sullivan.
claim
can
of the thing I have learned
The bride ovatien. arrived great a few minutes after the entrance vi j thin Miss Baffalovich of Ihe bridegroom. Eure was Mr. accompanied by
Miss
I
Therefore
,%
Jenny
I
rirSl
tin
while
happy
so
n
hearts hers
.
five
Baffalovich, the away,
"
he,
days— she
I believe
country
aiu
from
chain, dear fellow
said
few
last
him
applause.) her children
in
in
being
us
watch
My
to
her
and happiness the knowledge
that from a Paris young lady." (Laughter I began to reason and applause.) with knew well how it I very myself. would end. (Renewed laughter.)
minutes to eleven o'clock Mr. accompanied by his best man, O'Brien, drove to Mr. John the Dillon, up of the aud received entrance Church, At
"
a
Ana VMO
feeling
would rather an honorable
will
balance. I that with promise at any to this occasion particular regard rate I shall never the offence. repeat and loud applause.) If any. (Laughter earth could add to her on this thing
—
his
going
to
muy,
—
Wedding.
us
cuuse
—
O'Brien's
the
for
upon
aonli
and
past,
prudent as a brilliant, a;. J courageous, we search our Irishman, ranks, search our we the country, the world for a man with
has brought into Though she is going to is
about
the
—
on
she
which
something
O'Brien. be, may William
action. (Loud applause.) take him as a distinguished Irish list of letters, or a man whether
depriving but them, we both
It (Applause.) of my life to endeavour worthy of her, to repay
However
long experience side that we have him a than whom man, in and council prudent
she had of these
half.
happiness existence.
pcuyiu
—
—
separate herself, of whom I am
the
nnAnln
u
into
whom
reckoning
Mrs. that
from
happy be the thought of from whom I have
from
f
/
his
so
of
for
me,
spruce
to
and
in
strong
longer If any
on
is
Secretary of
knowledge
a
"6
than any other nation, heartedness and chivalry. (Applause.) I do not feel that there is much more to I must that till to add. however, say, of guiltiness day I almost had a feeling
and as he came noticed that he looked
visits
periodical
me
richer
;
own
Paris
in
no
chief
our
I hope I shall be able to say something about him in I speak the feelthe future. I think
the world's country poor goods— though one would almost doubt to judge that decription by the rich and that have poured in marvellous presents
(applause) for of time. In point of fact any length I was not to till introduced her but the name is quite familiar to-day to me, and has been for a considerable time. I remember one time day some one of his William O'Brieu ago paid
the
friends
a
to
T.ah/1 JJUU
JL/JllOll
wife,
my
me,
habit
my
affairs,
William
battle
O'Brien
XOF
JLITOQj
applause.)
oppress it should relations
taken my consented
for
time.
a
could
make myself
embarrassed,
maiden marriage I have known
my
Willinm f 1I11UIU
applause.) of knowing
because
powerful,
engrossed
flinn IIUUU
VAIOU
The greedy
duty.
am
this
to-day.
understand
can
thought
(Loud
better my be the joy
long my dearest aud most friend. I were .If (Applanso.) to I know there are exaggerate,
oviof
were to anxious they of which energetic land have robbed them had they
would
1
I
until
oue,
—
seats
their
You
—
have
I
us.
BS
an him. effect upon is that It said laughter.) is that already chuckling half is but I suspect won,
(Laughter). I can say
distinguished many also whose friendship most hope to show we value heartily. of myself She is now a iu every part sense of the word, my dearer, my nobler,
—
deposited here, there, because costs cartage Councillors have tolerated
the
one
.
a
between
W611
distinction
friends
—
because
retain
Balfour
without
Iobs
her,
years
—
has been
everywhere,
him
to
only
Bo
occasion thoee loviug
much exaggerate. (Hear, hear.) I will that a however, say fearlessly nobler man a more able (applause) of Irish advocate rights (applause)— a more a stauncher, or ardent, a. better, a more faithful friend there does not
mfnlnno'.
ntirl
-nnvinrr
w
and
is
clMJ| is
an
This
to
wish
to
O'Brien
here many know you
but
O
Refuse
lords done
did not
owners
having
me,
»V
there
most
a
forty any years
no
Mr.
as
valued inclined
cupidity. been the positive force, ignorance the negative. iudolence Bights-of-way have been and has unmade, sewage down mere earthen be flowed gutters,
mainly
rue,
aUU
The very
—
time,
twenty
speech. (Laughter.) the bridegroom He is (Applause.)
humiliating
sanitary
our
and for married
especially
say
deplorable
somewhat
is
that due to
to
same
ministry married
rarely —
(Applause.) that then,
fire-plug,
something
Christian
absolutely married
is a re report of these nightmares.
of each miniscence Dr. has Gresswell a
dairy,
the have
I
our seal may story, though such detail. in
we
the
at
but,
with
not to breathe will us Gresswell permit the air of Melbourne without misgiving. breeze us con The dust every brings in no small mat sists degree of orgauic ter,
Cashel,
uppiaUOw)
propose the health of the bride and bridegroom. I find (Applause.) myself in a very invidious aud a very embarassposition, one. novel It is a (Laugh tor.) ing because position, too, though connected
quench our of the Toorak
memories cases haunt
of
VTlbU
duty devolves upon the wedding to-day, celebrated
have
may
ColtJVl
gl
Ladies and gentlemen
—
:
pleasing arduous
we
ill
(ap leader who sits
unchangeable
—
Mr. the that
—
—
But have
steadying
(Renewed
lnrva
WUD
llbiLI
said
go to the beach or stroll we in a reserve, may be treading on a covered with sand lightly dunghill or earth. If we drink water, fire-plugs every
who
leader
own
hope
too
dear to me than wife old friend, my herself, my John Dillon (applause)— aud to you, all of you and my friends, kind, true, faithful friends, English, Scottish, near
speeches.
Grace the Archbishop
His WilUbo
exercised in this being menaced at we are Bhort,
In
applause)
I
M-
and (Laughter applause.) will not that matrimony
ife.
(Applause.)
hope to ex wife and myself
of my our sincere and affec to the Archbishop
my great,
our
-—(loud
canuot
to
—
—
earth.
I
gratitude, gratitude,
(applause) plause)
invited. the
maisf ult/ill)
a
this
—
which many the market blip
our
tionate
held at the was wedding breakfast Alexandra Hotel, Hyde Park Corner, to which one hundred and twenty guests
All
be cleaned the extreme
1v&
'ictcoolujr
or
The
are
—
rooms.
from
care
scrupulous matter."
ours
places
+1ia uuc
luulvttbqo
indeed on room, I won't attempt, press the feelings
,
should
report,
of the
filthiness
of
fruit
the
He of
Chorus."
rash
are
that keeping to be fruitful
holy union
their
of unceasing every good and a source joy. At the close the band and organ and choir iu "The joined Hallelujah
manure
we
—
His
in
cause
'
'
1
also
doubtful
seemed
magistrate
enough
iu
there would the peace. thus justified
that
arrest
the
it
was
believed breach of
Inspector be a
fact
The
but
ground, settled
wisely that tho
itself
being
the
Inspector's had to the magistrate apprehensions, ho could whether bind the consider The ovor to men keep the peace. was thus burden difficultv of the
by
the
from
shifted learned
It
was
the
to
policeman
not
easy match
magistrate. an ordinary boxing say that because a is becomes illlegul prize winner. offered to the Nor yet that match with is so a gloves dangerous on that to become unlawful as ground. to
Several
said
experts to
reason
no
that-
expect injury while Lonsdale,
there to
was
either
and Lord allowing the gloves produced were certainly " said he would not feather-beds," that not be not 6wear could injury on the same inflicted, only principle swear that a that he would not person not in the could be hurt crossing road. Lord Esme Gordon having given had similur the evidence, magistrate men,
that
a
happy thought
—
not
over
iu
a
to
specific
—
avoid
he would
breukiug but to way,
biud
them
the
peace
appear
if
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for.
them
find
sureties
to
come
up
if
called
the
men
free
to
fight and,
their
ordered he of £1,000 each, This leaves for.
Accordingly
to
without at the
forfeiting
time, themselves one is that to be prosecuted if any there In all probability, way minded. come and the the fight will off, fore, will have the satisfaction magistrate are of while the judges on looking riddle an answer for the finding sureties,
that
secures
will
they
same
offer
—
not ? a prize-fight prize-fight is meanwhile, unanimous, public, or on two nearly so, points boxing and prize-fighting must remain legal, to tell must remain but how illegal,
when
a
is
The
—
'
whether or a
is
a
fight particular the other, they have not dream.
one
The
the
non-unionists
or
fifty
pulled more
assistance
from
came
men-of-war at
ashore. shots were
safe
no
January
boat
put off and marines
a
with six very leisurely returned to the Ranger.
as
Jntercolanial
antr
Invention
Military
(From
the
invention has Juenemann of Vienna.
remarkable
military
been made by Dr. He has compounded
fluid
a
on
which,
fluid,
put a which
Victoria
6top wars
conducted. coutainiug is
liberation,
con
the effect of under within a con being unconscious becomes siderable space so for two or three hours. and remains the inventor of this The effect gas is, with not by dilution claims, impared aud it is said "to be atmospheric air, verted which
into
a
every
in its Dr. certain effect. absolutely at Juenemann that troops fired contends with his shells could be easily disarmed, without and the object of war attained without in shedding blood, and even
the health of belligerents, as the juring of the gas produceQ no inhalation per manent The manufacture of affects. said to be safe and cheap. the fluid is Juenemann
Dr.
War
trian shells,
had to
Office
but
mote.
invited the Aus make trials with his
with
met
refusal funds no
that there were able for such experiments. intends now to lay the the British Government.
ground
the
on
avail
The
inventor before
matter
of
Shooting
Bar-
conduct
station
suggeaiea. The Cardiff
to
lay men's
Unions
working of Alexander
the
or
Mr.
with
interfere
their
expects The affronted
crews
vessels.
to
Onslow,
The Land
to
duties
on
station
on
and
which
in came
he
the
that says with board and servant
on
interpreter,
a
General secretary,
at
Acapulco,
United of Columbia, and was States promised the of the American protection flag, When as he was a political refugee. the authori reached they Champerico the ties him of demanded captain,
Mexico,
route
en
Panama,
to
Mr.
ran
McCorraick,
fturapmi
flliiAp
to
Ring Town
October
London,
and
delegate selected by the Sydney Labour Defence to lay the case Aus of the Committee, Strikers before the tralian English has labour arrived societies, by the
Barrundia
Cuzco.
and ceived
"it
was, "
Kneinaca
A
2S,
band
a
of
assassins
"
headed detectives") mandant of the port, with order ah given States
On
to
was
this
General, and fired of One
an
empty
"scattered, fired
his
way
to
by
the
came
on
by
the
com
board
city (the that directing dead or alive. read to the
the
shots
the and
vessel.
hid
hit
nearly The command under
a
bunk
the in
the detectives the General had
last
and
;
was
on
his
home
the
subsequent
a
West
for
the
the
tion
other
opening
are
cities
unionists. A mass
offices
the engagement
for
a
entered
of non-
state-room
lie was revolvers, of the detectives. one out of hiding cmue others into the revolvers their more
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aud
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discussed
at
of delegates. conference a resolution was in Yesterday passed of a federation favor all tho binding to strike the moment Unionists they are called Executive. upon by the Loudon a
s.s.
yesterday all
were
were
Mr.
Ralph
suddenly
Lady
Kintore
and
son
via America among the passengers to England, Lord Inverurie beimr taken to Eton College by his mother, who returns to Adelaide next May. wcro
will
appear
to-day.
Raphael, the Jewish in known Adelaide,
well
agent,
took
on
and
arrested,
the court
before
30.
Tuesday and store windows of the Several ring
broken.
leaders
si
loan died
yesterday.
October 31. Sydney, House of Assembly last night Parkes in the Henry replied
In the Sir debate
Dibbs'
Mr.
on
with
taken,
the
Government
"xr
mntinn
which
after
divison
a
result
were
was
that
victorious
the 46
by
votes
22. against A. G. Taylor, the member for to the of the Mudgee, prior business called day entered being on, the the House and made an apology for his conduct on Wednesday evening, when he was from the House ejected for defying the Speaker. The of the Marine Secretary Officers' Association has sent tele to all the colonies grams thatstating his Association secedes from the
Mr.
Hall
Trades'
Council.
is
course
of
defeat
of
greatly
The
Strike at this
incensed as
action, the men
it
present
October
31.
strike.
Melbourne, Last
mffht
motion, Munro,
thfi —
V/
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forward in the
brought carried
was
the
means
the
in
Mr.
by
Legislative' to 35. The
Assembly by 55 votes it is Government, intend stated, to ask the Governor for a dissolution, failing to obtain which the Gillies-Deakin. will resign. ministry This ministry has been in office since 8th March, was 1883, but reconstructed on 18th, February, 1886 aud has been in power longer than any previous ministy. A women named
Stephens
taken
to
was
the
last hospital niMit bruises and her skull the result fractured, of brutal, conduct on the part of her husband.
covered
with
Adelaide, ine
October
Government
Mr. grapher, found dead in morning. Block
10
photo-litho
Frazer his bed s
31.
Crawford,
£14
are
was
yesterday
early
and
8s.
are
rising.
November
Sydney, the
Yesterday the
marine
1.
asked
officers
owners
for a private con to discussing the position, but they declined. however that in They_ stated, they, their individual as capacities shipowners would be glad to meet officers who any were not connected with labor any
steamship with
ference, present
a
view
society.
Melbourne, The Ministry instead Munro new
November
have decided
to
of dissolving is
now
1.
resign Mr.
Parliament. engaged in forming
a
Ministry.
November 1. Brisbane, French leaves on the 11th of for Albany, November, in order to join; Colonel
with
the
other matters of
Commandants
in
con
connected
King
with the Sound. George's
November
1.
The
October 30. Sydney, Alameda loft for yesterday
San .Francisco.
October
part Adelaide Elder Smith's
at Port
place
has of
of the strikers
Adelaide,
INTERCOLONIAL. -fbo
Australia at the rate
the
on
sidering fortification
strike.
for The the amalgamation proposal of the Labour the Unions interested iu in ordor the industry, to resist shipping of shipowners, has been further action
of
all
Mods Select
per
1904, for the
"J
for
owners
The
events.
(
his
of
4 in
old year the death
two
Anwilfrfimnnts.
their
Federa aud London
in
the
Mr. yesterday, Colin Troup, made officers,
at £107
are
horses, which, owing Hon. were J. White, oo
by refusing the men. of the Shipping The Executive
Riots
re
saying
annum.
ffl
£700,000
securities,
Bank dividend
per
i.ilc
>
control
redeemable
a
cent,
of
combination firms the alkali The prospectus
Sir
Australian
quotations. The Australian
oecur-
aggravation to hold
of the difficulty conference with
6(1
been
The
Stanley's
inscribed, and July, January
thftir
the masters strike and
blamed of the
of Mr.
cents
Me
Saturday, addresses
state-room but when shot,
leaders,
by
latest
United
captain him up, give order being out two revolvers he pulled two shots at the commandant.
of
captain ant ran
(called
mat aud in
was
egloiol to
is
interview sou of
an
Troup, one
interview with a reporter, Mr. Fitzgerald stated his intention to convene a meet of the various Trade of delegates ing Unions to consider the Australian strike. ance
of that
Minister to the
capital)
he
our
Annriicf
An
tn
re
He
labour
P"""
hired
of
ship
he
none n
--v
for
his
answer
is 9'1
f.
UUB,UWW'
United
Ranger
protect
The
passengers.
the
and
again
D6611
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and sent on refused, steamers Thetis States to a marine guard
he
the
Fitzgerald,
|
but board
them;
D.
declared
.
to
J.
Mr.
of
that the assertions, startling atnrming was actuated expedition solely by of greed, and the motives of hopes wealth of Emin by obtaining possession Pasha's of ivory and that his collection relief was a secondary merely consideraMr. and his wife have departed Stauley in the United for a holiday States.
30.
refused to him however, give for the and United up, telegraphed to come States steamor to Ranger his but the assistance; cablegram was suppressed. Again the authorities asked the Captain to surrender General
who,
of
John
in
went
flaS
Royal
was
Speaker before Speaker again. October 30.
brutal
a
Melbourne, The
Committee
31.
October
1
of the union of chemicals.
course
Antn.mt.5n
who afterwards expedition, search of Sir John Franklin.
stock.
Attention is to a dis attracted being cussion at present proceeding regarding the Emin con Pasha Relief Expedition In the ducted by H. M. Stanley.
aged ninety, Ross
t.lio
£140,000 cumulative pre
cent,
per
Australian
is to be set works, capital against the remainder plan, land and buildings, to devoted stock and working being are understood The vendors to capital. cent, have to 70 agreed accept per of the purchase money in shaves.
at the Lincoln Autumn Meeting Tuesday. are announced of Mr. The deaths founder and managing Edward Mudie, director of Mudie's Select Library Oxford London ; and street, Limited,
Dr.
West issuing
the
on
Robert
8
are
price practically comprise all in the United kingdom. of the Union states that
any replacing
Australian horse, second in the Great
Saville's
of
object
any
master, Stakes
protectorate to compelled of the village, which when three British were
of the
directors
XOjvvvjvvv
i
of the shooting of eye-witness the ex-Minister Barrundia, board the of War of Guatemala, on at has steamship Acapulco, Panama, of the written an account tragedy, An
General
a
exercising
territory,
the representative Fitzgerald, the Australian has labour bodies, received by the English press. A Chemical Union a with capital
for assent clause stipulating British other ter power being granted South of Zambesi by a simple ritory reservation England preference giving in the event of any transfer. to
who British
Mr.
from
and
GennanB
The
London,
England, enabling import and export
impose to goods sent the Zambesi,
right but the
assailants,
them.
Company
worth ference
the expressed that Lord Cortes yesterday hope be induced to iSalisbury might modity iu the concluded treaty August with reference to the Zambesi. Modifications to
in
the natives burnt yesterday, wounded. mariues were
Premier
been proposed
recent
the
The
their
on
was
the
in
territory,
punish
to
Portuguese
Vitu them.
in
the
over
but Lord Salis river, advance of the prevent there British warships up the stream, fore the Portuguese am Senor Friecas, in London, has been recalled. bassador
The
in
fight
confidence,
foresters
claimed
would
native
the
who
killed
thereupon Government
of the
course
wood
cut
for
German
eight last,
a
vitu,
retaliation
of
natives prevented in escaping fired
the
bury refuses
uestroyea
September
attitude of the British to the Zambesi Government in reference River. The former claim of possession the entire over rights sovereign navig able
in
massacre
of
at
nave
town,
Campbell Western Australia, to return to Perth next March. Government are Portuguese
Justice
Chief
and
—
have decided shipowners wherever the Sea ships
their
up
;
a
the
rundia.
the
on
nave
had
General
of the correspondence for it is not at all likely
defied the upon and Speaker, moved by the Sergeant-at-Arms he had a brutal
Adelaide,
in Post acquiesced by the Imperial master-General. The "hitch," therefore, would iu the appear to consist solely of those for the inaotion responsible
29.
last Mr. Assembly night his Noopened the debate on Confidence motion. Sir Henry Parkes when Mr. A. G. Taylor, began replying, the new member for West Sydney, elected rose last and wished to week, make a The personal explanation. Speaker gave Sir Henry Parkes the floor of the House, and ordered Mr. Taylor to sit down. Mr. Taylor there
per
that subject as this ever the question colony regards of a fiscal assumed one character. Ed. British gunboats on tbe East African
Portugal The
Government on the sub back as July last, recom should Western Australia
of a peaceable prospect scheme by them of a revised acceptance of work and pay, which the companies
is
there
and
gas,
living
October
the
fought
ly
of a strike at the probability and Albert Docks is now re The dockers are less aggressive,
The
Western
witli
that fall in with the the recommendations for reduction in tbe rates of postage agreed and subsequent upon at the Conference
IVews.)
London,
bis
revolu
to
is destined entirely opinion, modern tionize and warfare, with to the horrible carnage are at present inevitably His plan is to burst a shell
this
in
which,
far
as
ject,
FOREIGN. A
the
to
mended
Daily
hitch
be arranged in time. We are in a position to state authori of that the Postmaster- General tatively this colonv ("Mr. R. A. SholD. in a can
report
jFotetgtt
the
if
next,
Australia
ftelegwrn.
A Remarkable
strike.
British Hon. C. H. Raikes, states that he hopes Postmaster-General, rate of postage of 2£d. that the new for letters between India and Great Britain, in the Colonies will be inaugurated
American were murderers
then
;
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The Rt.
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until
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coal porters are again of the employ consequence insisted on the retention of who took service during
in
the last
Although fired,
In
870,000
Plymouth
strike,
ers
the was except head, old was which canvas, with a sack. The corpse carried down the gangway
then and ladder
comprehends
Dibbs
The on
General, with covered covered again was
Federation
members.
thing
much
bo
commandant the told that being Barrundia was from he crawled dead, under the bunk in state-room No. 8, out bis and stood pulled revolver, over the dead man. The body of
Corporation's celebra Jubilee tions were hold and the yesterclay, Mayor (Mr. L. Cohen) held a recep tion in the afternoon in honour of the occasion. Councillor George Downs died yes
terday Block
morning. Tens are
£14
10s.,
and
rising.
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be
"
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LOTS
offered
PUBLIC
by
mis
at
any attempt representation. THESE VALUABLE
Dr.
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put
be
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above
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AUCTION,
the
ROOMS, BARRACK-STREET PERTH, on
the
op
for
ground a
most
in
satisfied
NOTICE.
CENTRAL
190, 196,
manner.
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this
on
the
pegged
at
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to
of
and
shilling
cleared, in the
numbered
195
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—
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236
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your
Gentlemen,
ALL
can
hands. We are, Here follow 273 signatures. Oct. 25, 1890. Perth, in
SUBIACO
I
(Eastern.
adjoining Reserve,
A
IHCLVOIHO
—
we
sure
feeling
interests
Platform
The
!
BUILDING
SELECT at the
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HOW
SQBIACO
1
NOVEMBER
SATURDAY,
WARD.
22,
1890,
at
THREE
Mr. John Liddelow having resigned Councillor for your Ward, and having been requested of ratepayers by a number to nominate for I beg myself election, most to and trust respectfully aquiesce, that I shall be accorded a liberal support. T. QUINLAN. Oct. 23, 1890. Hay-street,
Upset
as
£6
each.
8,
6,
Land
of
Australia
West
for
NEW There
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PERTH.
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were
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50
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seventy
and
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upwards.
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can
LAND,
one
Immediately F.
of death.
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to the
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inform
his
public
that
with
combiued CONTRACTOR
E
BAZAAR
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DRAWING
patrons
he has recently his business of
npHE JL
BUILDER
Fund
of
UNDERTAKING, to conduct funerals nowprepared Plate-Glass in any part o? the Colony. and a Hearse recently imported Coach the (only one Mourning English in the Colony) always available.
will
be
most
venience service to
of those
who
as
may
and will
under tion
so
addressed immediate atten
as
George's-terrace. W. Perth,
ALBANY
Buildingchain one
Price depth. under the Title within Land serve
from
m
£18. the
Municipality
acre.
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in
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at
the
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1890.
—
in
purpose, and iniquity before having your for those who combat Pius IX.
and
your
resist
NOVEMBER
6,
to
try
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for
1890.
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will
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tern.
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and
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receive
Committee
be
early Letters
of
of Prizes in the Town Hall December next. Donations of money or
BAZAAR
where possible be a hardship.
prompt payment would
and
d
4
Gkeenotjgh.
to his friends he has just received has now ready for
WHISKEY— gold
PRIZES.
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meet
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it
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-
Office
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THROUGHOUT
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—
original
our
that the
impeded
removed. still in
ley election January 21st 1891.
till
of them, abundant
will
brought
to
of
ounces
last
gold from
week
were
of
us
a
as
the
Mr.
Mc'Neil, has
his
Darlfit
Everard
has
for
Murchison
allow
the
to all
colony
repre
to
district.'
or
select
160
whether
persons, if of the
not, as
born
of
age
homestead
a
in
that the and
West atten
much
of the the
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J.
—
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;
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3.
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—
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1
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Fat
1.
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the
a
the
right of grant
18, free
and expenditure for the Municipality at £3,700. set down
acres.
coming year On
last
Tuesday end
eastern a
are
women
Terrace
of Adelaide named Mrs.
at
occured
fire
a
Mr. Moule's motion made in the South Australian House of Assembly to construct a railway from Port Augusta to the West Australian border on the land grant system has been and the received, favourably Government of that in colony are already of an offer from a strong syndicate receipt for the construction of the lino.
in
the
by which
Wright
burnt
was
out. A
weighing
nugget
Southern
at
discovered of claim
the
week
Tuesday Manager .of National
Cross G.
Central
On
K.
Mr
Bank,
married
was
the
to
the
Dempster addressed district Toodyay
C.
the
Wongamine with
the
on
cordial
a
21st
reside
and
ultimo,
Geraldton
for
well-known
Assurance
business
a
and
.
there
from
of at met
reception.
Mk.
R.
Haynes
S.
opens
to-morrow
ing campaign address the electors district at the Town
of Hall.
9
At
the electioneer when he will the East Perth
a.m.
offered
Bishop General
for
offered prize Proclamation points out of
first in
competition
Rifle
choir
the
with
Handicap
claims
as
a
celebrant,
and
sub-deacon.
the old
of
repose
the during 13s £15,743
9d,
£357
upon
13s
2d
being
G. j
Fathers
respectively strong J. for
those
the
of
THE
of
to
E.
of
Horses. Keane's
Mares
previous
—
onial Mr.
Mr.
to act pointed neighbourhood. and sufficient due to us.
T.
has
been ap as our agent in Albany and His receipt will be a full for all discharge moneys
Handley
Geo.
to
their
SHOWS.
Entires
—
Mr.
;
;
1
E.
Blood
Imported
;
Keane's
2
Tom,
Mr.
—
1
Justice,
Merry Mares
Entires
Draught
Chief
Keane's
Mr.
;
Western
Mr.
From
—
ing my tended
—
;
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1
Fillies Fillies
Mr
J.
TVTsrrf.in
2
—
Mr. Mr.
ftnlnrnsil
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;
;
—
—
—
;
—
;
.
j
Ormuz
ing
;
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and Mr.
—
—
j
;
;
—
;
;
j
—
—
is skilful A. J.
Robinson, in great
due
measure
direction
of
their
proficiency, the to
;
—
;
care
conductor,
:
1
Diamond.
Mr.
;
W.
Mr.
2
Padbury,
;
Fat
Bullocks
—
2 W. Padbury, 1 Mr. W. Dempster, 1. Fat Cows Mr. H. Leeder, Mr. E. 1; Swine. Boar Keane, Best 1 Boar Best Sow Mr. Wilkerson, G. W. 1 Sow under 6 months Mr. L. Throssell
;
;
last
two
Saturday, residence of the
—
;
;
—
was killed length near the Hay-street, Hon. John Forrest.
feet in
.
R.
in
tinder
6 months
Miscellaneous. ard's j
All
Faim
—
Mr.
L. W.
—
Plough.
The
2.
prize-winners
Messrs
were
Donegan,
own
Correspondent. of break opportunity which has ex silence,
the
MntY
f.n
fJio
iininfiArmifcf.fid —
in.
of
we of crops ought nob to forget our use the words of the and kin in (to kith "The Australian poet, Henry Kendall) that lies the romantic green loved, island, where the bitter the moaning Atlantic" on ravages of famine has made its appearance. twelve months with It is scarcely since, of humanity we responded the true instinct call of aiding the famishing into the
growth
;
is heat of the last few days The great awaking the snakes from their evidently winter A usual whip-snake torpidity.
measuring
Mr.
The wool clip the weather. has been the best we have had for years. wet days dur Although we had too many ing- the end of September, and the begin has the rain nevertheless ning of October, its notbeen without good effects, espe cereal the growth of to the crops, cially it ; which has been superabundant being in height in many places and over six feet all out in ear. Surely with such a luxuriant
clemency
Colonial Bred Sheep. Rams Merino Mr. E. Keane, 1 and 2 Rams Two-Tooth Mr. W. Dempster, 1 Mr. E. Keane, 2 Ewes W. Merino Mr. 1 ; Mr. J. Dempster, H. Mr. E. Keane, 3 LongMonger, 2 WoolEwes Mr.E. 2. Keane, 1 Mr. Bourke, Imported Cattle. Bull Mr. Best and Mr. E. Keane, 1 Keane, 1 Best Cow 2 1 Mr. Colonial Bull Mr. T. Wilding, E. 2 Colonial Cows Mr. E. Keane, Keane, —
take
prolonged-
liupcuou
2.
—
a paid Sir Excellency,
their
ram,
eight
—
were
His on
wooi
of some seven or over a period of weeks, owing to the pressure business which demanded my presence Since my last communication elsewhere. events that have taken the most important the festivities of Proclam place here were Show, and ation Hay, the Agricultural of business that the the usual despatch involves. season annually Virtually, the once but during is over more, shearing was time it was in hand its progress greatly
;
1 Draft Keane, Yearling Keane, 1 Imported Draught Team 1 Colonial Mr. Keane, Draught Team Mr. E. Dempster, 1. Imported Sheep. Merino Rams Mr. J. H. Monger, 1 and 2 Long- Wool Ram Mr. 1 and 2 Ewes Mr. Bourke, Merino J II. E. 2 Fat Monger, 1 Mr. Keane, Wethers Mr. J. Wilkerson, 1 and 2 Fat Lambs— Mr. E. Keane, 1; Mr. T. Wild —
our
I
Again
—
which
by
long
NORTKAM.
—
compliment
William
Mr. sow, wool ram,
;
1 and Sinclair side exhibits-
;
;
high
fine
1, W. G. Mr. W
;
2; Smiling, Wilding's Entires Blossom, 3; Colonial Draught Mr. Atkinson's 1 Keane's Glasgow, Southern Colonial Monarch, 2; 2-yr-old Bred Mr. Loton's Entires Punch, 1 Col onial Mr. Keane 1 Draught Yearlings Colonial Draught Mares— Mr. H. Leeder's
days.
Liedertafel
G.
Sinclair
[?]
W.
—
The
two
A. fat
;
;
over
;
2; W.
wool Mr. fine W. Colonial ram, 2 cross-bred W. Sinclair 1, Mr. Mr. W. Sinclair Mr. H. J. Twine 1, ram, Mr. B. D. Clarkson 2; fine wool ewes, 1, Mr. 2 Mr. W. G. Leeder cross-bred ditto, fat Mr. B. D. Clarkson 1 and 2 wethers, 1
Imported
;
1 Gentle, Mr. Loton's
Mr.
did Contrary expectation not reach Albany until Saturday after His Excellency, noon. Consequently Sir William Robinson, had to submit to a extending
best
Mr.
Son Twine, Robinson, Throssell, Whitfield, The Stewart, and Clarkson. dried and O'Neill were exhibited by Miss fruits considered by the judges worthy of special of high class qualities. mention, as they were The was won special prize for jumping by First West Australian. King.
1 Sinbad, Imported Blood Col H. Leeder's 1 Hinemoa, Entires Mr. Wilkerson's
Mr. Blood
Draught
in the Town Hall, On Monday evening, distributed the prizes won Fraser 'Lady contest held to com at the late firing memorate the formation of the Metropoli Volunteers. tan Rifle
delay
2
W.
G. Leeder
at the
—
the
Clarkson Mr. 1,
Mr.
2;
1 and
/"TIcinL-csrm
milk,
;
Imported
Dempster's
over the J. C. H. James, Mr. presided Revision held on Wednesday of Court of lists last week to make up the electoral were for the Perth districts. Five names struck out.
to
D.
Padbury
imported
TV/TV
in
cow
;
boar,
Sinclair ;
"Ui-.11
2 B.
W. best
2;
Bourke
|
Unct
Mr.
Mr.
beast, Leeder
Leeder 1 G. Leeder
the
came
soul
AGRICULTURAL
Vandyck,
Albany.
Special 1. Eaton,
W.
;
month. —
Monger.
II.
Puller
Twine
Twine,
Mr.
F.
good
a
O
J.
JI.
Geo.
colony
decrease
a
J.
—
Tree
J
Mr.
1,
NORTHAM. the amounted
for receipts of October month
M.
;
pastor.
week. customs
J.
;
;
Vicar
fairly of Mr.
the
Monger.
1
2.
.
!
A
J.
Young
Mr. H. J Leeder's Imported blood entire, Mr. Jas. entire, Gonda; Colonial cart blood entire, Atkinson's Glasgow Colonial 1 Mr. W. G. Leeder's and Progress Indian do. imported 2 market; Skimmer Mr. or Colonial, W.Padbury's Bay Shales; cart Mr. R. Smith's Bonnie Colonial mare, Mr. James Indian market ditto, Indian; Mr. W. Chestnut G. Wilkerson's1,
late
the
and
direction
the
the
Reverend were
Mr.
—
—
Horse,
NEWCASTLE.
of
list
were
Very
the
O'Roilly
for
saintly
to be placed on the the Fremantle districts sat who by Mr. Fairbairn rejected on Court of Revision Wednesday
electoral
for
The
and under
pray
Fourteen
Cathedral
Hack
Buggy
single —
left
Mass was
Requiem
a
the music alloted O'Callaghan sang occasion There was by the ritual. of attendance the faithful who
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possible
a
the
won
the
was
Doyle
Armitage
H.
Tuesday,
up in Griver.
deacon Private
'
Best
Buggy Horses, T. Jumping Hack,
Craig,
his
on
Campbell's
purposes extensive
the scarcely
is
Mrs.
—
Gentleman's
agent Co.,
He
week. of
tour:
,
Hack, Best
Pair
Best
a doubt, and excel judging genial manner lent that he will be suc powers, persuasive in number of cessful a enrolling large in his Society, We are persons pleased io Ass'wMince Co. is meet hear, the Citizens' a of support ing with large share through the out colony.
district,
du
electors
who
Citizens'
making
Boulay.j Mr.
the Life last
Caulfield,
the
Perth
of the Miss
Ladies' Darling. Darlot,
prize
P.
of
Cowan,
Branch
Monger.
Miscellaneous. for best
Mr.
Company. H.
Best
been
on
M.
Geraldton
the
has
ounces
3J-
J. H. Best Grace Mr. E.
—
a
J.
Merino
Champion Wool Long
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—
of
income
The estimated the Fremantle
we
there
E.
—
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J
Fine
H.
Ram O w
Wool Ewe Monger, 2; R.
3.
Wool
O.
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,
;
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J.
HiVUgUl)
—
—
that and
Sheep. 1
rpavt
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—
in
i
Hon John in at Forrest speaking last Northam week struck a chord which will in every vibrate breast. He said the best inducement to attract settlement was to offer
2.
Colonial TT
The
liqui
to
consented
nominated
to be of the
sentation
The
obtained, Jand future the
without
and
j
of
hotelkeeeper, in petition £506 8s 5d.
filed
Liabilities
himself
colonies.
come would to progress, stream if the steady we inducements have to offer well them were to the published Wide areas of arable world. land, forests of valuable vast timber, tin, silver, pearls, copper, gold, and it is now said coal, lead, diamonds here is and opals no
I
—
was
—
W.
dation.
have
they
—
—
discharge Moulton by
.
a
A.
a 'bus collided with Monday afternoon a near the William St. trolly railway The pole of the 'bus was broken gates. by the shock, and a larere SDlinter driven through the. horse's' neck. The? poor animal bled to death in a, quarter of an hour.
;
population, us
i
On
in Bankruptcy.
Koebourne,
more
to contemplate. hardly venture It is time we cast aside the diffidence which has always hung like a mill-stone our around necks, our as checking1 advancement a and gave ourselves earn colony, and to estly the confidently of the broad development territory which is ours. One of our pressing duties is to ourselves. proclaim and Men and money, capital is
—
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Buchanan, the post of
retain
still
however,
elected
T
and wilds, mineral-bearing his mattock has here only there scratched the surface the we are amazed at soil, already
been Prize
I
at
the enthusiast, pros we When reflect that pector. his adventurous foot has only here and there entered the upon outskirts our extent of of vast
possibilities
has
Special to Sergeant
succession
mil, Treasurer.
enduring
results
in
who
the
Sullivan M.R.V.
I
Mr.
to
,
Australia tion of
P. to
i
week W.
Wednesday
Mr.
.
of but late has attracted that useful
is
J.
Private Secretary
Iolanthe" Gilbert and Sullivan's opera be taken in hand at once will by the Perth Amateur Operatic Company.
was
'
harvest, the other
j
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It
bring
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Kimber
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first-fruits rich already yielding and varied beyond our expectations Fuller of our knowledge resources, and a more competent manipulation to
H.
Imported
—
I
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tries,
J.
Tom;
Cart Mares and 2. Cart J. H. Colonial Mares W. 2. Colon Lott, 1; H. Lukin, 1. ial Cart Entires R. Brood Sheehy, Mares J. M. 1 and 2. Two Craig, year old Cart FillieB R. G. Burges, 1. Two old Cart Colt J. 1. Special year Fleay Cart Given age Mare, by prize for any Mr. 5 Lott. Seabrook, entries, W. four horse teams -T. Colonial Taylor. Imported Sheep. Best Merino Ram, R. G. J. H. Burges, 1; Monger, 2; H. J. II. Best Ewes, Monger, 1 Cook, 3.
fields.
granted Registrar
is about to progress Our indus mining' their very infancy, are
our
Honest
Emperor. Monger 1
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is
Parker's
R.
Monger's
I
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On
brighter hand, and conviction that the grows which has so reproach of poverty clouded ourname and long era
E.
—
J. M Entire, Entires Cart
Blood Imported Cry. Imported
Horses. Craig's War
ononmn. mvuuluu"
uuu
a
Sunday
|
late
mmATCi
last
message
—
various
no wealth does us small honour, but we are sanguine enough to think that it does not fix our final The near future has position. distinction in store for still greater ho
Throssell.
—
East
mittee
colonies as the possessors of those rich natural endowments which are included under the name of mineral
f
G.
—
not
the for returnable
hundred three brought into Koebourne
con excellent one, and unmistakeable merit. spicuous that we stand The pronouncement the Australian third among
sfofiiiiltr muwcvu.ij.jr
Mr.
—
writ
Some
most
ncf uc
Bacon
—
it
a
and
—
to
title
our
;
YORK.
.
is
When we us. naturally gives consider the award was that made judges, by quite impartial our men who know little about obscure and possibly care colony there can remain no still less, that
1 for
Throssell, Prize
Special
—
The
it
doubt that
sending
At the electoral of revision court held in York on no names were struck Friday out. Two claims were reconsidered and admitted.
have-
in
Ham
|
evening.
depart,
rarely poetry
we
dropped
are
as
charges
at operator down -dead
telegraph
-
satisfaction
G.
2;
—
—
the
the
Mr.
Smith,
—
increase
with
Bacon
H.
—
making
G.
-
letters
contained
only which
serve
can
Healy, Bay,
.
to
won
was
J.
while
We A Catholic." -when fur except and least name,
recent
our
Mr.
—
triumph
Mr.
letters
publish
and
j
—
proper appreciation An examination of under which stances
Hams
R.
Meares
j
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Correspondents.
cannot nished
.
a
evening
—
—
-
to
—a
I
the
be brought of it. the circum
shall
we
MB—
Mr.
1; G.
—
;
.
Assorted
;
!
those
come to value will us only bv decrees. Outsiders, whose exneerience makes them better judges, will be quicker to discern its im is through them and it portance,
that
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:
—
;
i
To
its
probably
—
Esperance
of them. No wonder, then, if astounded at the somewhat to our which has fallen lot, know what to yet hardly of it. A full of sense
make
—
—
Hocalaiiirettetal.
A thought of competing with the other Australias entered most but few minds, while not the we dared to that sanguine hope could even the least ad surpass
honour and as
—
;
—
on
place
..
colonies.
are
i—
postponed take
will
next.
I
altogether lacking attractions which have fame and population to
we
—
Day
& Stewart'sMiss Yates, 1 Miss Maud MorW Jams Mrs.
1 Miss E Bourke, 2; 1 Mrs. Throssell, Dempster, Mr. G. Throssell, Vegetables Flowers Mrs. 2 Atkinson, S.
fireworks
of
—
were
in
not
vanced
—
—
mildly we
exhibition Proclamation
Monday
—
Mrs.
Son
Throssell, Bread Butter
6 implements. T. Cook, 2;
rell,
The from
—
poverty, the fact
advertise
m—
digger. have, my us ad let
ye
Messrs
Stripper. best
—
and that
Therefore,
!
Chief that to Western
restless
—
tralia's
masters
announced by telegraph Justice will Onslow return in Australia March next.
.
that it would give silent contradiction to the generally entertained estimate of West Aus was
the
is
—
exhibit
speculator, What more
and the would
It
for keen
winning
—
worth the guerdon the sturdy farmer,
one
—
of the Australian colonies, of them, worthy though the least ourselves to humbly in place than that the evidence. Further was our most that hoped from as
Throssell. How Sandover, Bourke 's Mr. i
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to
beginning-
de
.
(Enfant the
.Marie.) of October
19th
(From
and
i
"
of
the
They hymn
the
by
of
the
had
been It
purpose.
heart
golden
red of
a
upon
wreath cross, golden
green
a
by
a
the
from
issuing
heart
and
white letters in pure of Jesus, have mercy on us." their The Children's way
the
Sacred
we
surmounted
flames
soutane banner learn
a
for a
surrounded and
bearing "
which
specially of
ground thorns
in
boys carrying
Heart,
consisted
with
altar
and
surplice Sacred made
motto
Heart
"
on sang to the Sacred
.
and when they Fr. arrived in the Church bur Pastor, at the foot of was Treacy, already kneeling On the the their arrival. altar, awaiting of the the hymn, he recited completion which, Act of Consecration was repeated by the then Benediction children, followed
of all our local runners. comprised nearly events There were several other for of both a sexes which juveniles brought to a close. As splendid day's outing the people were the volunteers dispersing, from who had just returned came Perth, marching on to the ground under the com mand of Sergeant Sweyne. They halted at to the left, the shed, then wheeling formed order in the centre up in review
of
the
Most
Benediction choir.
again Sacred
At
Holy beautiful
a
Jesus" and
I
"
which
the
children
hymn
to the
need
Thee,
brought
a
ceremony
edifying
usual
by
sung the
little
entitled
Heart,
the
Sacrament;
Service being termination the
sang
of Heart impressive
Heart,"
very to
which
close.
intervals 1
Government,"
VIBlf/ilia
fl/TVxeW
tloluulot
xixvou
aP ui
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;
been
, .
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m arranged Mr. Clinch
!
.
greatly
was,
I
tne
puoiie.
The
amount
under
something
believe,
£30.
j
.
the usual monthly Roads Boaad that was place in an
on
Saturday,
appearance,
of the meeting to have taken only members put no busi consequently
be done. ness, could on the first Saturday
two
It of
is
usual
to
each month,
National Library of Australia
meet and
'
i
At
iccnim
tTT..1
vv
eiuuiuo
j.uoojjuiioiwai3
in
front
the
form
of
a
circle
and
them a telling of the meaning speech clearly explaining which was Government, Responsible listened to by everyone very attentively The the band then played present. National and three Anthem, hearty for the Queen. The cheers were given for the occasion, usual with as is catering of the kind at the Greenough, anything refreshments of the was unsurpassable, being the evening Hall which
delivered
to
m
abundauce.
In
provided the a public ball was hold in the had been the scene of attended and was largely day's feasting, about 150 persons being present. to Athletic being organised Sports are take take place at the Hampton Hotel, the 10th of next mouth, the principal on Sheffield event a Handicap, with being best,
oi
nil
lusoy There
v
jlut a
was
of
torches
various
day
of
The
of
Men's
committee The for the successful
Laii-i
t-\4"rr
the
01
at
is
a
V4.
ViVlVi.
to the to
of
as
boats
of be
Avill
made
to
8 p.m. be
Avill
at
of £8
prizes in
offered
Handicap
and
£2
at
held
which
are
Two
prizes
be
Wilkinson,
a
Pony
will
fact
JM&W,
each, and
also and capper j. Haydon
Judge
Handicapper
for
run.
Starter
NEWCASTLE
E. in
Scott
the
and the
»«+
jJL'IZeS
Mr.
a
is
Races.
Pony
BYE-RACE
MEETING.
Oct 31.
Friday, Mr. Mr. Mr.
Plate.
Leeder's Joker. Actress S. Chipper's Yixen Dempster's Pony
Mr. Mr. Mr.
BroAvn's
...
Race.
Selling
were
...
Charity
Leeder's
...
...
Joker
Leeder's
Mr. Mr.
Leeder's Clarkson's
1 2
...
Lyttleton Stakes.
...
Progress Oberon Dempster's First Chipper's King Hack Race.
the
1 2 3
...
Race.
Dempster's Neavcastle
Mr. Mr. Mr.
1 2 3
...
Jimmy Dempster's Leeder's Teddy
Mr. Mr.
Handi-
Mr. Sheffield, W. Strickland
Mr.
Maiden
tbUU
...
Skimmer Deformed
Hurdle
1 2 3
...
...
1 2
...
...
Race.
made
Mining
in
is
luncheon
to F.
W.
£2
LXLUU1U
be
t
viivj
of £20 £10 by
committee
it ;
at
£3, and Handicap.
another
rlov
o
UAAU
amount added
was this The
most discontent
the cele
races
which classes
Entries, Mr.
meeting Monday next
on
Races Avith
of all which
+:T
rv-P WW
in
third
4-Ln
be
before
Race, and
hold of
for keelcompete with allowance Race ; Dingy Race, Sailing
£15,
u.
and
deserving
a«
WOAAJLg
to
Shoffield
Hall.
are
for
by 3£
yiav
of
programme Races
sporting
praiso manner in they out their Everything programme. well and in an off orderly manner,
carried aL-iJ
Hotel
Railway
at the
each
XL".
AU.VUAMVJ
anniversary is to Birthday
Sailing second,
measurement
number of brilliant great the in colours carried novel these a gave quite
Working
twa-n/lov
ah
Rowing
first,
Fremantle met contest
the
Wales'
:
Bullen's
the
Regan
walking
AVWQWUWW
and procession An and effect to the scene. striking immense were bonfire and many tar-barrels town in and the was illuminated burning, At about 9 conceiveable manner. every commenced the of fireworks p.m. display time. aud was kept up for a considerable with a The festivities concluded day's ball
runs.
in and
P.nrroffa
which
on.,
Xlttuuiuttjp
of
Walk-over
news
there
little
is
First
for
King.
or
We at mining being done present. and till the clouds roll by," "waiting are times, which certainly hoping for better
GAZETTE
GOVERNMENT
no
are
The
time coming. rain has given
long
a
of spell weather.
recent
place to fine
The
the
Oct.
31st.
<$oc.tetie8» "Star
of
Fremantle.
Branch.
No.
136.
The
was ordinary meeting of the Branch held 28th ult. the chair on was Tuesday, J. Fitzgerald, President. occupied|by Bro.|J.
The
usual
certificates
having been Sick Pay to ham
road be
James
and
paid Healy.
Michael
McLormish, and -Frederick
and declarations President ordered
the
to Bro.
Edward
(jiicnrisu, nominated for
Bro.
James
membership. Storey for the office of Treasurer. proposed of Return members and Quarterly show Balanco Sheet was read, the former unfinancial member whilst one ing only latter balance of £223 the disclosed a cash recent 6s. notwithstanding hoavy claims for Sick On the motion of Bro. W. Pay. was
The
seconded'
Kennedy the
gerald
Sundry payment. the
then
closed.
W.
was
was
Fitz
adopted. passed for passed to
for his services Brown, banner to and from Perth
to
it
carry
in
the
Procession
mittee the
of the in to
take
letter
stated
of
Men's A under
this
not
of the the
championed opposed by
the
on
Mr.
of
Prnnossicn
omission
to
Sir
M:
to admit Mr.
affirmative Guilfoyle.
Is
to
it
to
the
candidates J. side,
Commis
Governor's iustantv
and
absence
directed
to
him appointing His Excellency's is the colony,
from
published. The text the Order-in-Council. of of the Enabling Act; the Orders Queen in Her Assent to Council declaring Majesty's the Constitution and tho Act Act; provid Avitli the matters connected ing for certain are published. aborigines October Proclamations. 28, proclaim to an Act Royal Assent providing ing the matters connected Avith the for certain the
31st
Dromey and
was
Several
Oct.
29.
instant,
,
Roebourne Councillor, W. B. McNeil, resigned. Elections. General 16tli
issued. Banking.
A
and
the
of
the
Banking
quarter
vice Avrit
ap
the date
place, of
of
date
January
return The
fresh
the
29th
any),
|the
Church,
Municipality,
December
December (if
H.
Courthouse
Wyndliam
ination, the poll for date
J.
York.
at
holiday
Elections,
pointing and the
Fridav.
auuointinff
bank
a
Municipal
21, writ,
nom
taking
1891, has
returns
the
been the
for
published. F. C. Stevenson, Appointments. Springs and F. Wells, Millstream Station, Station, Avith in Avitnoss to agreements aboriginals preeeeding
are
Nortb
District.
of Land Act. 1874.— J. licensed has been Stuart, surveyor, of under tlie licensed to practise provisions the Act. No. Reserves. Public Wellington 1678 (39 acres) police paddock (boundaries cancelled. 31, Jandakot July gazetted and Lots 182 183, No. 1761 (294 acres),
Transfer
R.
—
—
Geraldlon
Sub. gardens. re
Young
"
:
Fraser, Deputy during
Ihvrnui was
occurred invite
question
W.
Hon.
quarries. 7p.)
not
was
fchn
tlie
16 ?"
Com
requesting
Society
having
Society
age the
sent
in
the Committee Societies.
debate
interest
letter
Dart that
it
unintentional, any
Procession
to the
why
reason
invttfid The
Proclamation
reply
the
W.
the J.
man
21st
The
weekly meeting on Thursday last, late of tlie Kelly, Greenough for and was balloted elected. Mr. Society, Eveston for was nominated membership. The Secretary read a letter from the chair
Mr.
the
the
£3 0s. 2d. Receipts, C.Y M. SOCIETY.
PERTH At
by
accounts were vote of thanks Bro. the
Warden, conveying helping
in and
Bro.
Sheet
Balance small A
dated
contains
Thursday
The
sion
n.hnvi nines.
jn.
9
were
Benefit
Cunning
Messrs.
JjLGciiiy
Pead
P.
last
notifications
folloAving Commission.
temporary
Sea"
the
30TH.
OCTOBER, of
Gazette
Governor's
H.A.O.B.S.
J.
THURSDAY
long summer
ui
Proclamation Day on the Greenough by tjie children, long be remembered those in that who took aud by all part At an' early hour on dav's festivities. vehicles of all des Wednesday morning could be" seen wending their criptions to be was house which way to the court of the the starting point day's proceed included a monster The festivities ings. a procession, and athletic sports. picnic, the children, At ten o'clock numbering 180, at the with about assembled Court House were mar The 300 adults. youngsters at 11 o'clock, and shalled for procession banners headed and bannerettes, carrying playing by the Greenough Brass Band were marched to the airs, appropriate the surrounding Working grounds came to a Men's were Association, they On their arrival the children were halt.
i
realised
to
one
will
-
oiiereu
iui
apart all
exercise.
'
appreciated. During the performance an unfortunate little occurred. The gallery contretemps that had been erected for those who paid first-class to the ground with prices came out, however, one. injuring any During the conducted day a bazaar was by tlie Sisters of St Joseph in aid of the Convent and was Building Fund, well at fairly tended, though not as well as former ones, the number of counter-attracconsidering
sou
especially
could should and who the Rosary, at the to be make it a practice present who were un devotions. Those evening do well to would able to attend say the Rosary with their families. I am glad to see that Mr. Maley has so far from the effects of his late recovered to out-door accident as be able to take
,
tions
grand
a
nnn
pilaoo
and sheep were horses, cattle, awarded to the Grass Valley stock. Sir Malcolm Fraser was visi among the distinguished tors. He was enthusiastically received and the' Volunteer corps by the people, formed a Guard of Honor. He addressed the latter in praiseworthy terms, thanking them for the manner in., which they honored his presence, them congratulated oh their and said if they would efficiency, would make a band of they persevere defenders that would bo a credit to the At the conclusion ho called for colony. three cheers for Governor Robinson, which were Mr. Throssell lustily given. then called for threo cheers for Sir Malcolm which were given in the same hearty manner. Three cheers were also given for the New Constitution. After the had made their full awards, judges justice done to the luncheon was that had been at which provided by the Society, the usual formalities of and speechi toasting of people took place. The gathering fying was the ever seen in Northam. largest At a circus night there was performance on the show ground under the manage ment of Mr. about three Hayes, at which hundred were The present. persons was
Correspondent.
own
n
the and
week,
Avon easily 24 miles 13 laps. Perth Yacht Club will
Royal
A
A
N. R. v. Band, at credit, ereat A largo banner
carried
was
cneers
the
an Father after The Rev. Lecaille, home on weeks returned absence of three celebrated Mass and Wednesday last, hero on a large congregation, Sunday his assembled. Before was delivering all the rev. sermon, gentleman informed had of October that the month present,
for
perrormanee
our
The ife
visited
JNaugnton
covering
laps,
to have
more children and a hundred or procession On in holiday carried bannerettes. attire, at the old cricket ground all kinds arriving in. Re of sports were indulged heartily and it was forall freshments were.provided, witness the a treat to youngsters quite of which there etc., their|cakes enjoying was a plentiful supply. In the a monster torchlight pro evening cession and marched was formed through and the town, the people singing giving
—
onn ww.
n onvlir 1j1uiv1aj
From
the
by
\vorus
and made, Government.
9.
a-side.
to all comers. open the Hon. Secretary, close this evening
many
said
with
a.m.
ff
une
Contributions
ENOUGH.
be
may
headed
J_1
oearmg
passed
GBE
festivities 11.30 at
with nlaved during, the day.
OUU11UUJ
a that was never heard thing volleys in before the An exhibition township. of fire-works took place at night opposite the Post Office, and was witnessed by a After of people. which large assemblage we worshipped at the shrine of Terpsichore the Volunteer till the following morning, Band furnishing the Music. Our Show took place on Agricultural Tuesday last, and was a pronounced suc cess from every It attracted point of view.
for
come.
also
at the
enree
nreu
tney
most
a
remembered
be
33
Cricket
York
C. C. show
during
hour's
meeting.
—
wnere
ground,
20
four
a
Society's
next
the
M.
by
the
—
mie
will
day's commenced procession,
n
oi
to
of
was
and
years The
free
a
in
allowed at
Day
enthusiastic
'
Northampton
;
one
other
affirma
n
i
of the
defeat
a
follows
Correspondent.) of Proclamation
celebration
The
t
it
On Saturday night, Town Hall, Naughton
the
<
the con secration of the children to the Sacred Heart of Jesus took The weather place. which to till this morning had been up verv roue-li and wet cleared beautif ullv as if The children for the occasion. mustered at the school and from thence together marched in procession.Leading it was
Sunday
sustained
Handicap a
that the
at
invitation
brated.
NORTHAMPTON,
nature, On
the
o
Club a team from Eastern Metropolis
Prince
'
,
consequently grass wither. business A book-seller has started here, want. thus supplying a long felt to have athletic We aro sports on New Year's Day. Trade is brisk. Nov. 3rd.
announced would be read
$ p On
the
—
ltlullGr
was
that
majority.
a
—
D6QI1
the
.
'
113 S
WG6K
It
journal
the found
was
When
side.
arguments, to the question
M.
granted A.
G.
Lot >'pr
W. to
'
No.
"NYvpimi'is
v
Clifton
:
bankrupt,
Morgan,
1763
Hit
Certificate 24tli
i)
bruiitc.1t
of October.
Carnarvon:
2r.
(2a. of
extension
117,
—
losb
1116
had
side
the
—
years
tive
it
each
to
—
two
!
,
and
—
'
put
Chairman
meeting,
—
<
the
on
—
'
spoke replied
—
i
carters went out on strike thirty-seven a their demand being higher yesterday, price per ton. of fine With the exception of a couple since raining davs, it has been constantly This has caused the river to 1 wrote last. to a considerabie above the rise height time of the year. level usual at this here are The wheat crops looking ate anticipated. and grand results splendid, Oct. 30.
other gentlemen the leaders had
—
I I ;
j I
I
,
;
:
and £5. There is of £10, no will of the doubt this race bring out some of the North. best athletes C.Y.M. The may Greenough Society on themselves, having congratulate to their secured a valuable acquisition M. Horrigan, ranks in the person of Mr. Perth who is noAv late of the branch, located at the Greenough state of the impassable of As a result in road, mentioned my last, the Mulliwa prizes
—
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:
often
not
...
to
suppose day, as it
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enough
the other
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"Heathen nob forget the ocour own now that country-men casion has arisen which from; a patriotic a much-loftier point of view is apparently motive. I would like to see a subscription the column for opened in the Record the which I feel sure relief of sufferers to would be promptly by all responded charitably disposed people. I !" Of course "At last she moves Our New Conmean our ship of state. has been proclaimed, the occasion stitution as a! of it was observed enthusiastically all over: the and colony holiday public festive celebrated with gatherings, amusements athletic and genial sports, kinds. The Government of all gave small of to the various money grants of for the express purpose municipalities Proclamation celebrating Day and Nortc pub on tham as well as the rest resolved her best appearanceand worthily celebrate the occasion. a auspicious .Subsequently was formed to draw committee up a proand to carry of athletic .gramme sports the arrangements into effect. The sports took place on Wednesday so as to give our to be back from the volunteers a chance to whither metropolis, they had proceeded be of our at the reception new present Sir William Robinson. The governor of the Recreation Ground was the scene where day's outing ample refreshments of free The were provided charge. maiden the champion race, and the race, were won proclamation by H. handicap P. Throssell. The all-corner's race by P. J. Lawler, T. Sermon being second. The blindfolded race by A, Thackfifty yards of mile and the rah, quarter by P. J. Lawler, H. F. Throssell for being second .also von the latter. P. J. Lawler the feet. covering hop-step-and-jump, 37|The old man's race was won by J Mahon. the weight the by P. Barrett, Putting wniist tne caccnquoits Dy jet. xnaciaan, of A. to the lot ing of the greasy pig fell Thackrah. The tug of war, married v. was won men. after single, by the married amidst tremendous a hard cheerstruggle, the more so as the single team was ing,
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mistook the members that the first Saturday the first falls day of the month, as upon men who was the case this time. Several contracts for the Board, had performed their accounts for aud who had presented payment, have been placed at great inconvenience owing to the meeting not having taken place. A marriage took place here last week, the contracting parties being Mr. P. Hoddy and Miss Gibblet. A and ball will take place tea-meeting at Malabine on Wednesday next, the proman of a young ceeds to go to the benefit named Howlett, who, it will be remem as well bered, lost the sight of both eyes; otherwise the as being disfigured through of powder of a charge premature explosion
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some day and her childhood the companion
:
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spare you a tear ?" She turned and looked up at him, with simplicity. answering " I was how good you have thinking always been to me." to
1
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the out "
after
minute's
a
she
nause
towards pointing house, the window of which shone on the darkness outside. Do they wish it to he so ?"
"
iu
a
whisper,
most
Yes,
but what
ardently
about
you Mary ?" I will be a good wife to you, and do all in my power to make you happy." She laughed at the same and cried time. He took the little hand stretched on out to him and placed it gentjy his arm. Such joy filled his heart at this moment that he forgot those who were "
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front
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forgetting confused.
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door-step.
them,"
that
said
many
went
Mar her heart. for evening a sad day in neither
was
but
had
grave
the and Mary felt which a happy security affection The gives.
Hugh
peaceful, tried
long
memorable joy uncontrollable
dream
joyous
of his
realized
life,
lelt adoptive parents tney their Nunc Dimittis" sing
could
"
now
on
seeing happiness,
such youthful and complete No one dared to cast a cloud on Mary's her joy by speaking of the journey betrothed had to make before they coufd be married. The first happy moment having Kermadec and passed, Margaret of the hard task before them, thought to tell having Mary that she was not and relate at all, the daughter sad events which made her an orphan. That there was no for night sleep was them. over in Margaret turning their
mind
own
how
she
could
spare
too
nature of rough a shock to the loving her adopted and her husband child, once more before his memory brought the image of the pale motionless corpse he had given back to the bottomless
v
deep.
Mary slept well with a happy childs and awoke even later heart, peaceful than usual, when the servant informed her that her mother had gone to Mass. to ask God She ran off to the church her happiness. Before enter little she caught sanctuary of the sight good old Cur£ in the who waved his hand at her distance, for he knew all that had taken smiling, her. and wished to congratulate place, He came up to her and gave her his with a few kind words which blessing, to be rather however Mary noticed the he spoke "of seriously spoken bitter which is to be dreg of affliction found in every cup of joy and which to bless
the
ing
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rises
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me
top.
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life.
spiritual
melted heart away Mary's gently with to God at the foot of gratitude the altar where she had knelt to receive Communion and where soon her First to her best beloved she would be joined on earth. How she prayed How she begged God to make her in every !
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struck when the old clock nine. noticed that She had not over Mass was and that her out of the mother had slipped quietly church. Making the sign of the cross she hastily brushed away the fervent tears wetted her and that cheeks, walked home as fast as she could. for you in the Madame is waiting said the little room, Miss," drawing who was servant sweeping up the dead leaves off the garden path. "
Marv
a
together of the
are
they said
to
Mary Their
future.
nor feverish, and deep.
u.o-
round the house, in unconscious of everything until the house themselves, suddenly opened and a shadow
of grass
other
be praised"
to cheer
one
onen
this
the her idea had crossed Perhaps but Mary did not in mind, indulge and she did not seek to day-dreams the future besides she peer into that, was too to set her noble minded on and affections any thoughts human being imprudently. What had therefore caused just happened really her and she felt her deep emotion, heart beating wildly, me Don't hurry to answer Mary," said voice. Hugh with trembling me I tell "Say but one word may have a little hope ?" " Ah Mary," continued he, you are a richer and charming enough to find better I am, husband than looking one who has mixed more in brilliant one hut could you find who society, has loved so you long and so well." He was to read her face as she trying walked beside him her quickening She was with her head speed. silent, but he could hear her weeping. bent, Mary, have I pained you then by my ? I who would give all I have request
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and that
acquired
ment. called
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occurring
ik
little
that
bnt
concerning has arisen dispute ofthe the property
coloured
veins.
the
seals
the
constantly the is violent
are
a
therefore,
been
lias
trovertible,
in
been recently shooting by a who in an editor repeated that he, the Senator, report
blood
to
u
himself,
of claims It matter undeniable. America in shown that the rights has been plainly of Russia over the sea had been incon
displeasing In another
biltJ
ill
devoted
to
question,
has
in
manifested Senator of
prove alluded
of
right's
matter often citizens." known —a
Ll COUHt3y OI in question
his
engaged
was
are
Hyde
Arnmnrit.
.
tho
that
has
in
future She did
"
a
in
nuns
heart.
my savage for fills
—
Fathers in
Tracadle,
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betweeu
neighbourhood for the accountable
conclusion
At
that of
beautiful
"
Father Even
case.
elsewhere,
The publication
the
natural
that
America
his.
and
well,
dirty should
It
Central
to
r
priest
merits,
Jasper
a
shot.
as
of of Bretania that street, of charity. discredit the martyr' The other is that of unifying his devotion if he alone, of all the members of the as Church had shown it. Father Catholic his notwithstanding Damien, great
because he was man, en dilivering speeches political not to taste. wln;ch were They say he bad between the was, arousing feeling and orderod him to white -3 and blacks, his On they had desist. continuing
jimrder
well
Redemptorisc
is,
Scotia,
.lying
to
seems
county
as
surprising. remembered isolated no in
simile
French
by
containing.
had
was
how
fellow, fellow as
mean,
sneak
to
not
complete insolation, One extreme is,
'
some
mean
a
He
meet.
(
500 in the yet years penitentiary, in the county. have been murdered no Such comment. details They require us what .show charming nooks clearly is still of advanced civilization capable
Another
to
A dirty
matter.
engaged
work Nova
Mr. Stevenson
ready
in
you
on
your
word
he spoke. wish to be eloquent
tell
bit
a
more
confidence
and
a
by impudents
actually
it
are
men
deserve
which as
is
Damieu's
of
"
of the
therefore, be always
term
small
has
Hyde
libel,
is,
courthouse, "is over iudge,
to
and sentenced
murder,
to
Damien.
man
—
branded
not
for pro should the be unfavourable a
even
—
cor
life,
God
pressing
It
her
a I have the sea under the roof of the blue sky than in high society where is the science of language learned. What I am going to say to aunt and my you, parents your know and already they anxiously answer. await I will your simply to you and tell open my heart you I have loved you for a long time. The is to dearest dream of my life make have you sufficient you happy Mary,
I am
lived
unsavouri-
as
appoint
poor
not
was
I would
But
a
commonly and that Hyde is
the the
death
preserve
for
ever,
court
man old, and only one has been convicted
years time
his
after
May
them,
social
keep up
very
anxiety,
Mary, and to-day all language
fertile
—
long may
IXllUIbLOX
seventy that all
,him
so
out
be ad
gang close
camped
down
a
a
iu the originated the Chronicle's
himself pledged merely attempts
There
to.
moreover,
countv.,rWd
"This
Kentucky,
of
he
his
"
was
had
anything unconscious
was
to
Willi
girls' answer young to him. So at last
of
of being considered by say worthy to make a not anxious anyone study of character. There is no a despicable of course, of his the taking question,
the
is
example, judge, it thought
were
burnt
of
a
He
of having
longing
the
that council
effect
to
civilised
court,
tent,
who
outlaws having
to
a
his fore opening make visable toa
Marty
state
the
report about to summon and cardinals.
council
Father
South-West
alluded
locality day, for
iir
the
to
VU1VC
his appeal with I cannot be your
all
However,
Its
account
to
are.
lYvlC
in himself
see
a
,
in
a
we
wawa
ments.
of
memory, by the letter or Mr. itobert Lioius otevenson, has disgraced the columns of the Boston reiteration— by a Congregationalist of his wholly unsupported by evidence, the late abominable charges against
material
the
by
is
held
in
example,
so of Bretania street infamy for the rest of his
ness
Pl\n UiJU
aid
suitable
was
action
certain
er
to
late
with
soldieas would in the financial the system that
feature
country
particular the oth
a
for
the
aP Ul
priests
for
charming
U.S.A.
of
mtm
tuiu
by Bishop
be on the look-out i'w that purpose.
was
the should
the problem would Father ten years. in his work. He enthusiastic
to
for
for
Hyde
is
this
That system. and the s&pervision
nhrvn
Mn
XuUltt
iis
to
Agency
bs abolished,
thus,
best civilisa
our
obstacle
i-ofc
imagination respondent.
;
citizens
is
however,
he says, their to and
misunderstood become benefits to
to
ho
as
fluently character,
Their
universally
tgain tion.
Sioux
as
tongue
is
the
confidence informed.
gCXX
No,
—
her.
axzues
appeal
stil
were Details to the preparatory was next and that everything conclave, with the to be arranged, important of naming the cardinal to be exception elected as matter, Pope. TJhe whole
to
successor
is
bishops that the
years
old.
Father
the better
'
«taiaa
UXC
merit and he exaggerated in him that was wanting him to a young agreeable He knew little and of the world girl. not very fond of gaity, was could offer his bride the honourable but only modest of a naval officer's destiny without wife, and the any fortune
news, notwithstanding many to failures on its continues notable part, command and to be telegrahped attention as authentic the world. It throughout
other
in
to
Pope
Daily
command
seems
space the size of a. fine cent silver The most wonderful part of it all 79 Mr. is nearly Kittredge
sight,
of
of his to himself to make
place
Chronicle
/am41a
own
siiniliar
taken
4-
«
answer
He eouldnot worthy
country; a
"
garet,
?'
prospect
London
spectacles to decipher people need a miroscope and his but then letter work, every This word stands out very distinctly. bus also inscribed remarkable penman the times on a Lord's Prayer eight
his
the
however, to have
ago, said
is
The
nothing
aid
is
there.
Roman,
common
of
products
years
occurance
card, having the job. at
on a words, postal been aboLt twenty days Mr. Kittredge Although
the
among
to
10,000
in
—
Africa. Rila claims
It
Mesopotamia.
wife
which had fallen of globules, in a quantities during heavy storm found of being and which were capable The and made into bread. ground was the more since event mysterious known to exist of the kind was nothing
of
convilisation
real
at
4-1 UiXOlU
it U
bye and bye to compassionate
by
statioced
missionary in
to
has been sent of -Propaganda,
manna
museum
Diarbekir, the shape
I
rely
the
of
success
of
sample the Borgia a Capuchin
hnowr uuwiu
AXio
each
on
—
xixa
Catholic paper, publishes Africa fully confirming man's account of the
Leaning
to the house.
was There a moment's hesitation. The time had come to which was decide his future the time he had looked forward to with such bright and yet waited for so patiently. hopes, His courage now failed for he him, foresaw what bitter would grief
Buffalo
a
AND
Continued. CHAPTER XV.
J
family.
non-
GLOOM SUNSHINE.
j
has
This fact kascreated
Municipal
of Prague.
that
is
Church at Catholic became known and has just The considerable stir. from a strict comes Presbyterian First and was a trustee in the
ed into i
conversion Lewis who
A,
George
.
awl
Jntercfltmual
hall, on
there
huner
and
jacket in the down her hair Hugh's hat hanging Then opening the door
up
her
smoothed
perceiving already.
she passed gaily into the drawing-room. on the The fire burnt brightly hearth. Kermadec was seated in an head on arm-chair his his resting was hand. away Margaret knitting
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most
but
vigorously,
face
lier
was
pale
with
her
red weeping. eyes anxious brow, thoughtful, room. the was pacing up and down on the smile died Mary's At this sight still astonished, and she stood lips and
Hugh, with
the
over
reflecting
asked
the
on
What
eve,
that
it
is
?"
them
troubles
she had
question "
To be continued.
The
of the
Meeting
Emperors
manoeuvres were through army put with a great combined movement ending 5th and 6th a of the Corps against The combined skeleton corps army. with immense hills at the back of them a line of about five occupied English
with
together
divisions
occupying
cavalry of about called
The vast of skill from
miles.
eight keen
the extent front
an
for
in the chief the and compelled command, troops at once In to marches long and swift. excellent. both respects the results were near the At the final attack Eichholz
exercise
stormed
infantry and at
a
were
position
enemy's
the troops parade The fresh. Emperor from the spot where the French army in
subsequent
singularly the scene
watched Blucher
destroyed the Battle
at
1813
the
of Katzbach. After favourable on opinion
a
very expressing the behaviour and
Emperor surrounded
by
.called
in
his
discipline
and
and the Aus
by
Pttni luioau
nA
ntltAHA
n
JL
wuoi
to
stayed
of
efficiency
host been
splendid of. the
some
in After corps Germany. at Liegnitz the two Emperors the same at train, separating
choicest luncheon left
the
seeing
4 n/t tuu
o
pay
I?
uuttu
\jrpt
visit
a
luuiciui
Count
to
Employes
to
the
the
Thntr or
rejected service terms
von
Employers. of
employes Gas
ago such ended in came at the
disastrous results for stroke hope ; but a finishing end of last week, which it might wished were the en J of all The
the
well
be
strikes.
Mr.
to
presented Chairman
employes
Livesey, Directors
the
Company
months London
George
and
the
to
illuminated address, " men's appreciation" scheme. The profit-Bharing an
of the
expressive of the
were in their proceedings rosy promise and in their The present gladness. Chairman of the in Committe, pre said that the bouns the address, senting
and profit-sharing the best things had,
man
delighted contract Livesey, said that
scheme that ever
was one of the working his part, he would be and, for to sign another twelve months' the next Mr. George day. in the acknowledging gift,
this
address
he
chose, could
he
it,
of
But
it. accepted could accept if he and that, the remain in
the
on
scheme, inasmuch
Board
did not
agree.
They
had
they
as
accepted
The
it.
from the the loyal
of the men, and hearty service and were of a strike or under no fear any other all the directors trouble. Above hoped that
the
would and would
scheme
profit-sharing
to
help
prevent pauperism, them to make encourage old age or disablement. tbem that the object of the work
to
accord
An
in
thorough their
with
for
provision He assured was directors
and
agreement
men.
of
Estimate
English
the
would
be
and beast is three to the proportion in the States. The population the last 10 yenvs is for 45 average bushels for each unit of the population while the average European consump
Irish
Party. The
Pall
Mall
writes
Gazette
:
their
keep
—
almost He always been marked by a speech. remains of the only men whom still one to with the House will listen perfect silence but as a statesman and patience ; His
sequence.
have
visits
rare
tne session. during gamea to darken His speeches have doue more Mr. to counsel. Sexton than lighten the other on hand, has gone ahead, and of his is in the absence leader rapidly
lias
not
into
16 bushels. The Americans be as of prodigal clothing as of food, aad it is calculated tbey are of the cotton manu that one-sixth iu America aud for factured Europe of the world the use is consumed in
voiuku
puibiuujuiy
iue
uy
uireciors
the
on friendship had responded
advances the
of
results
ing." Board
most
the was
men's
tary
is
He
leader.
has
and
urbane of
none
the
States. of fourth
Healy's and eccentricity, which mars petulance and of one of the the authority power the House ablest debuters that very Mr. has not made Dillon produces. he still much as a but debater, way tory,
stands
in
the
of
the
estimation the Irish party, it has been by men of recruited as would be full of the best higher culture, for formation of the first the promise Parliament on if College- green only the leaders learnt to restraiut put some on the of Dr. It is actions Tanner. to of a the vagaries easy exaggerate high Altogether,
House.
good tempered all
whom,
of
Irishman, the House
with
very food ; but the average loves his Englishmen House of Commons, and dislikes seeing made the scene of it schoolboy jokes and foolish If Mr. is Parnell pranks. wise him a hint. he will give his
faults,
They to
the
one
of
satisfactorily
and
directors,
that
That day twelve
"
meet
delightful months
is'
An before the
Dodge that
this upon the standard
States known
or misguided, would they have been in the midst of that that day. gathering He could only say he was for sorry them. But it was on that of which
meat
consumed
can,
and
<
of
day
he had spoken that the stokers work b handed in their notices, unjustifiable directors themselves
feci
at in
all a
the most
maimer, and made the unless they protected that, and their workmen, they
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Farmer.
the
WEEDY
United
Weedy
The
meat per at 175lbs countries
consumption
CORN.
is
corn
very common at the time
and
seasons,
daring the ears
the weeds are nearly as tall ripening the cornstalks. One cannot help the sight of such foul fields, regretting for it means work when harder later on, for other the weeds must he killed crops.
Cholera-
A telegram that on assumed
as
The
persons
thua
au
the
a
attacked
far
was
of
number
from
being
remained to abandoned the bodies
prey. has the
less
impossible At remedy.
any of permissions
to
the representing of the dead the outside town, of dogs and birds that declares he
witness
attacked outside seen pilgrims who were near town, creeping the walls to die in the shade, brutally and into seized by the feet dragged where soon the sun, expired. they
Egypt
measures The ordered iu the advice of Dr. Catelan were ami there carried out, ly
to
that
hope
successful from an
will
to of
return
the
iu
Hedjez. have been the against
protection those who, in succeeded in
of
spite
the the
joining doctor sanitary
Dr. Malie, pilgrimage. at on Sep Constantinople, reported had almost tember 11, that the disease in the vilayets of Diarbekir, disappeared but a and Mossouf, Bitlis, Van, dated September despatch cholera that has appeared At
that
20th 20
between the had been 31
place,
there
inst,
states
17, at 1
corn
deaths.
Station, PLOUGHING
soils
All
Sto
aitti
are
not
rid
ones
around
only
way
be treated
farmer finds it best to plough not be accepted by every that conclusive evidence deep is all the best under circum
because one deep should as
one
plonghing aud stances, where shallow been the rule. It
is
not
ploughing
a
good
that
especially,
in this
especially
has
In
the And
done
properly not be
deep
more
the case heretofore
Sheep, breed, they
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to
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give upon
act
in
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can
later
to it.s
blades.
spring some
deep, even while with the better.
others
this
the
If for
previously the best,
is
turning
cultivated,
should up
ploughing,
a
until
great
admit,
when when the
only ploughed the character better
plan
is
to
plough
do
no
probably off
the
also that no
will
corners
of
think
the field
in
find one
discovering. of inest im
aud
the
turn
lots,
put
up
has been, and! times, be handled thus for American Cultivator
as
plan
a
successfully weedy fields should
immediate
results.
HOW TeiiU
((
.
TO BOIL it.
how
So will
deep
made.
Au aud
vsssel,
as
white an
and your
delicate
one it
cover
fire,
boil
egg hardly
alone
moment
the water To boil
to
will
water
aud minutes, Hero is
digestible, let son,
n "
egg with the egg as
is
OUV1.V,
other
day to
to while lunching the restaurants of an. cook that not one iu
they
boiling
is
the
"
They
boiling.
The
of
one
think
is
the
man
housekeeper boil an egg?
to
people
oniil
tludv)
city,
nor
fifty,
EGG.
AN "
iehnn(vo
ftu
at
gether American
above
many
—
companions,
some
into three
depth has been done properly,
shallow. of the soil
will
fields
the
it
tirred. if Generally, and shallow deep ploughing preparation and cultivation will the best, be found and a deeply stirred soil will induce a more the plants while vigorous growth, will be able to staud moisture bettter
than that
and
ever
harrow
matter.
if deep ploughing be deepened gradually, little subsoil at euch
a
would
is
turned The should character of soil largely determine of ploughing the kind that should be done, and laud that has been is
They
nooks
foreign-looking
plan deeper
and little
a
After
killed. in
V
deep it will by spring for planting, or if it can be sown in should soils not .be when
Merino
destroyers, the corn
off nibbling hunt the lower blades they will up the weeds, aud they bite these off so close to that often the ground are com they
uuio
different
the soil. the fall
the
in
of the
thofle
weed into
the season. They but will tho corn, prnwth hv nibbline-
in
injury
<>
time, usually fit condition in
tail.
it
ploughed
is
ploughed ploughed
kn
late
rows
adopted
—
It
tho
especially great be turned
are
Such
of
one
plans
weeds
the last again f almost of weeds will be destroyed be is here. In the following fore winter a once spring weedy lot will be found to free from be comparatively these pests.
be the should followed should bedeepeued gradually, ploughing if or, deep for the first time, ploughed two
the
keep
may be substituted the shallow cultiva
remnant
would
Either
young The
season.
in
ground ploughed
ploughing
profitable.
their
corn
to it
for
cases many between
tion
and
August
the stubbles. Rake over tbe field times until the surface several soil has beeu thoroughly scratched. This will start the seeds of a few late weeds into If the sheep are then turned growth.
at a number of years, to all inches of sub-soil to several bring surface iu which to a crop. plaut would uot imply that if yet this
once
;
kill
corn
for
shallow
to
to send with a bush let him hunt up size. This is a sure
the and
into
boy
or hoe, scythe weed of any every aud effective way under control, and
the
old
in plan, has been
the
injury
As scavengers the sheep are able value, not in the pasture only bnt in the cornfields as well. has been gathered After the com
and
alike,
and
between
by the thousands. keep them down is
to
or
man
else
DEEP.
cannot
of time during and they scatter
space
September,
weeds
me
after
this But even will quite large. of the the field large weeds, which at this season of the year spring and grow The up everywhere rapidly. cockle weed aud others of a like nature their seeds in a Bturt up and mature ears
lower
and and
5th.
cases
soil,
lmstan
Aleppo.
that
corn
the surface weeds and to pulverize will have a beneficial effect on the late in the season, when the even
the
a
committed
aB
secure
prohibition,
prove country
the
id preserving such epidemic
such frightful ravages severe measures In Tunis taken
rigorous is every
they
but
brief
by
idea
the the
to form, fashioned deep cultivation rows' would work probably cultivation a shallow very
old the
Many
deaths.
A
iu
died
of
are still A great many to cultivate it is ruinous the have ears begun
character.
terrible
it hour, to make thera take Jeddah the number
bury
Paris from the cholera
The Times Red Sea
to
states has
n
as
is in the States given of other civilised per annum, Britairi Great exceeds lOOlbs., only and in it is less than countries many share the 501bs. Beasts iu plouty
head
of the light, heat, cold, available and air is to render 'in food that is the soil, plant already the subsoil to the and if is brought time to surface in this way in sufficient be acted the work upon upon by these, be done with can benefit.
are
the the
has been interesting paper American Association the of Science advancement by
the
season.
snow
rain,
wet
time ahead, elements time
in
of Living Standard America.
ago, the the engineers had an inter view with 15 delegates, in and, looking their faces then, they saw there nothing but bitterness and hatred, whereas the " on the expression faues before him" was one of love and kindness. Some the men had been and misled and
is
a
way of
do
to
care
taking
thoroBgh, work in good The action
States.
LIH3
The,
Iu the same the wool product iu the consumed
Jfarm,
Mr.
Oil
part.
to
and
pletely
Parliamen and concilia
first-rate
a
in
—
for levity on their main objects light in earnest. Above all, they are grimly to the have the superiority they Mr. Radicals that they have a policy. for the gi eater Parnell's absence part of of less con the session is, therefore, Irish party occasions ;
man
is
seem
reason
The
by
much
as
tion
4 t-v
account of the sentiments it expressed. The great object of the Board was to promote good feeling between employers and employed, and tliey were very glad indeed to have this of evidence
cereals
times
same
to
man that if only one he should by profit Company derived their benefit
of
world
directors,
the
majority
a
stokers
the
Company
the
before.
as
for wait resolved the offer
mou
anv
as
developing of the The strike South Metropolitan which threatened some
workmen
told it,
of
offers
other
warn
reject
ne
Moltke. From
but
Their
scheme.
profit-sharing had refused
Saxony,
Francis The Emperor Joseph. then thanked trian his Emperor his that had' 6aying pleasure singular
but
object,
knew be9t, aud had trusted He thought and believed in the Board. that meeting was unique iu the relation and and employed, between employers to he should like give a hint to others of the the adoption who
the
Prussian for the
guests conferred presence, by their " for three Hochs" for
honour
true
their
was
Austrian
thousand
a
thanked
officers,
of
appearance the Kaiser, facing and the King of
the
troops
denied that the workmen
contemplated
the meeting Last week we chronicled and Germany of the Emperors of Austria For -the entertainment of the at BerliD. of the German Imperial guests a portion
miles,
of slaveB in the hands bo helpless to With the wretched Union. regard the sbheme, the object profit-sharing workmen the friends to make the was them a and to give of the Company, it. Some real interest in people would
knows
either,
Aud
mr,st yet know that siir4ple tell you to dr' jp it and it let remain to be sure thp, water where the mistake so
cd
prepur fit
who
for is
sick,
into
plunged
hardens
aud
is
well
a
in per
to
eat.
boiling
toughens.
properly put it iu a cold water, place over second the water begins is done. The white is a
jelly,
and nutritious as digested, The information is worthy
and
as easily be." should of considera it
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home.
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that
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extinguishes
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which Wishes.
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hat
your
oue
the
other
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B.
soon
flUnolntt
;
you
but
;
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he
have
will
to
he proposes
as
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a
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the
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the
close
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the
off
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looks
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suppose that
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they
of
admonishingly you ought company." not
see
me
it
Clara
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:
don't you improve instead of contiuually house ? B lie the I'm
:
:
in
Biddy's
'ealth
good
"
—
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pray
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engaged
are
Clients,
mum."
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I'm
:
those
afraid
of
were you yesterday said they were fresh. -not My husband at all. Fisherman Well Vot nice fault it bcan't that be your inarm, 'em mine. I've offered yer every day ha' 'ad 'em this week, and you might
if
lady's
purse some
hair
recently female pickpocket, had thrust her
sea
pocket, my here in my hand Artist
band into and cooljy
:
l\a«
1/lnn
have
top try
;
your
already. it yourt
tuiut
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your my
to try
want tonic
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put I
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but I represent Tonsorial barber -by Look at that before using. chair he after next represents the bottles. We our two know using assure I you. business, I am Mamma Fond glad you and at Mrs. Mannors's, yourself enjoyed noticed how you I hope she carefully You not did been had up. brought did for twice pudding, you? :
ii
maite
aslc
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son
to.
No, Every :
indeed, time
ma
I
;
I
finished with the
didn't and
spoon the plate began scraping the servant came and smacking my lips, some more without me and brought saying a word.
that he was thief and
teed
replied " I door,
your
SILVER LEVER and Jewelled,
at
GALLE'S,
tj J.
well
known
is
the sheriff."
in
Blood is
warranted
the
arc
Thousands
in
Sold Chemists
Sole
everywhere. Midland
and-
Lincoln,
way.
Questions
said
'
:
Excuse
'
:
the
joke by gravely over and handing the the
change, and
suub
in
effect,
the
was
deal
unfit
tor
'
Now,
name
your
?'
then, name, with
please.'
but
surprised.
I dont
were
comparative
poor
t.liA
Home
remedies
"
cure .
same
all
reliable
most diseases
liver
Mandrake
I
such
Bitters,
I-Iop
curative varied in
so
yet
a
it
for
Almost
crushing silence that
Bright's complaints,
and
Soule's
and
frail to
most was
dead
drawn
out
of
dying"
of phsicians, liver diseases, called consump
by
from
shape
riieuuiuMsu,
or from and suffering Erysipelas " blood Saltrheum, poisoning, and, in fact, almost indigestion,
Have
been
proof neighborhood ters,
heir
excruci-
vlllll
limuuiuiaiury scrofula.
cured
by Dr.
of which in the
can
blown
name
the
;
vile
in
poisonous
the bottle. stuff made
want
to
subscribe
to
any
n
AU
and
diseases
Hop in
Bit every
I
terror
one
of men, yet his family. There
knees
shoulder
and
papa of the he Then
came
blade
swollen
grew
a
his
;
painful
the caused, and fermented
undigested
them,
now
developed. left
He
of Is
"
said, and is,
was.
AU
;
doctors food and
UIO
In
minn
tttn
1u111u
IV
o
hi ilfUilbU
be plain language case as fully described, just for book had been written him alone. It named for all a cure
pages. his own the him
for
wi/imAMf-a lUUUJCIItO
TAtir
<»
its
clear,
Henry Wilson, of the Taking it he began
bunch and
Dr.
of
aches This
green Soule's
and was
of all Beware imitate the to
a
more
lucrative
table
should
;
English
Levers.
man
settled go
he
Holyhead.
Hall,
improve,
and few
all
his
in a weeks. pains 1879. Ten have August, years not a sign or symptom of his ail
he spreads insists that
goes and
Drug
to vanished
but passed, lias ment returned.
the
£6 10s
I-Ie
the
Of man.
dreams.
a medicine called Mother ailments, Curative The plain Seigel's Syrup. honesty of the statements his confidence. He won half-a-dozen bottles procured through Mr.
above.
Nesbit's
Jones
his
world.
a
bad
with children
rheumatism, the
by
though
dyspepsia, all
Soule's be found
known
with
his
and
upon found
to
gaf None genuine without white label, heps on the
'M-m-y
the
Yes,
is
lonely place. however, Policeman
some
all,
:
!
frail" Nature
it
and once in a skin, of palpitation of afraid oc falling
the blood. poisoned Kidney followed for complaint they also and are of merely symptoms indigestion The felt that he dyspepsia. policeman now what must give up, and, if he did, then ? He could foresee but destitution. nothing Now we come to the event which suggested the with this short which question history Was it an accident it or was a link begins in a saving chain ? the Entering Holyhead station-house one depressed, weak, day, ill, and he saw a little miserable, pamplet upon the table. He picked it up and began to read Tii
Patients
nearly
coughs,
ujl
paugs chronic,
;
having
women.
ating
made in
new
was
said,
have been cured. Women gone nearly crazy 1111 From of agony nervousness, neuralgia, and various diseases wakefulness, peculiar
People
down to his appetite
spell him
bladder
an'd given up other kidney severe
a
and loving patient cross and to surly
this
use.
ii.
or
sat food curious
a
and
eyes have
die
something pain under
tion,
to
to
going
mys which
weak-
woman,
;
he could. duty as much as ever So would any honest, plucky
on
wrists most child
but right His disease. was often so I am so tired I don't know
was
But he slept fitfully, cried out sometimes and the frightened
is
the
of
was
it
;
spite
course.
Ameri
wonderful
The doctor
"
He his
from
There
of his he woHld
kept
:
combined
are
the
was
"
came.
revolted
gone. stomach
In
is developed, that no disease operations or resist its exist possibly
smallest
years,
you
r.old.
say, I try to rest and but sleep, tired dead as when I go to
as
the heart that dead perhaps
con
malaria, tell
bad
a
at Aberfiraw Jones' right
he
walk.
health
h«avv and it,
cure
would
me.
worse
in
core
and
too,
hardly he
just
but
colour while
surest
power its
can
or
em
dyspepsia;
biliousness, they will 111! Dandelion
or
him
he could
still
But a
painful. he
and don't
liver,
—
or
indigestion, stipation, and fever, ague, &c.,"
For
in
as
—
and
the
was
physician no good.
and
"queer"
makes
father might This tempest. family (though
there
to
the and
at feeling and miser cold, dull, like which contains a furnace able, nothing but ashes and cinders. A nasty and nauseous kind of gas or wind into his came up throat, effluvia His like the from a tomb. wife called his attention the to ghastly yellow
physicians
the
is
Wiiat for
"
cold that
windows,
naiicrlifc
man
failed
weary,"
the
or ina diseases
and
a
beat
in nights, to the storms At such times
comfort. op.
troubled
was
that of the
such
"
winter
sea.
opinions
table,
Buchu."
"
if
'
phatically Ask the
in
to his old It did
was
up bed," Then
phys
diseases
all
cure
was
or
post
enough)
noli
grew it
and what
remedy
only
Jones
"
exposed
storm
giddy
1
'
the
and
head
"
"
dol
hell-puncher fellow young before you get a cent outer I want me, name. The of whole your it, too,' said the" conductor George Guff,'
much
to
and
CHAPTER
SURE.
stammered
best
on
they "
invalid
I'll young man, just said a you please,' fat woman she nine as bundles, car the wedged herself into a bob-tail out fished a memorandum other day, and took a double glove hitch on book, conductor's coat-tail. the
take
eminent
;
ill-health power, and Harmless
publication.
MAKING
the
or
the back
is
most
and urinary organs disease, diabetes, retention, retain and all the to urine, bility and ailments to Women peculiar will tell And you explicitly
is
millionaire philanthropic and modestly enjoyed his But what the popularity. delegation from the up the bay said when, after to buv beer with performance they tried the twenty, and found it a bad counter feit,
the
Bright's
though the attempt to the pocketing fourteen
of
all
kidneys
terious
'
vou
can
can
'
followed, leaned
out
correct
of
I.
these remedies Hence when with others equally valuable, And compounded into Dr.
:
iust let lier alone, if and The audience snickered, made a woeful countryman
or
any
What is be relied
"
friend,
lars
often
they
side said
in
childlike giving natural, complaints, refreshing sleep always ? And you unhesitatingly they will tell " Some Jorm of Hops t !
Ask
/I
vouch the lives
fully in
occurrences
Griffith
Klin
/if
are
listened to the rattling husband and prayed that the in take no harm the wild hard but in the was lir.es,
irri
forms
you
;
in illustra story have some may have always
cnKia/>fa
Jones'
darkness, in from
officer sent for medicine.
all
faith
who
i
thing
As
?
Providence.
wife
nervous
is
and
note
!
coast.
was
drive
icians
earnest as to the discussion began ail of a certain merits prize sow one of them had for sale. the angry looks Despite of those near and s-s-s-h-'s by, the con at last waxed until a louder, troversy behind the talkers geutleman sitting of thorn the shoulder, touched one on
turn
!
are
take the
vou
"in
facts
ago
or
of sand as
your
f.Ko
years
the
Hs and
Proprietors CounthsDrug
Ash the most eminent Physician Ask what is the best any school, the world for quieting and. allaying tation of the nerves, and curing all
the foibles of discussing a couple of Sail Mateo rustics, front row of the dress circle,
the
arousing
Itinmcnlvna
get
Barrymore in
blood
England.
Vital
is
those
The following and resemble
there
back into the country, extended over bleak, He had to walk through, hills. wide-swept this in all region weathers, day or night
beg
while the audience evening, Baldwin were listening spellto the scene where fatuous
women,
in
upon
—
other
the oonnd
at
of
Is
which accidents, weli as another. lives our compose
believer
a
or
the
save
Wales. He had at Holyhead, a policeman of a wife and five young family consisting children take is St. to care of. on Holyhead George's (or the Irish) Channel, and is open often to the terrific that so gather on gales those dangerous waters and beat with violence "
of and lis Medicine
9d.
so
other,
I
as
loose grains nuestions.
chain, these
ed for, of multitudes. Several
testi
2s. Patent
bottles, and
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The
the
to cleanse
marvellous.
Vendors The Lincoln Co.,
Life." BLOOD
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of
to relate a propose this which problem
now
chance.
yeais
WORLD-FAMED
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monials. each by
gentleman He community.
this
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person that
or
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ACCIDENT
question. ends? our
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one
experiences a
that
series
to
side or the materialist
are
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is
mere
answer
one
from whatever cause impurities For Skin and Scrofula, Scurvy, and Sores of all kinds, Diseases,
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effect
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NESB1T,
,V.E.
1 IAEII0N
W.
Practical
Watchmaker of
(Late
Street,
COLONIAL
I
Jeweller, Adelaide,
HAS
best
th
and Healing Properties the World. throughout
Jewellery the colony. and (capped
Bad
cure
and
is
an
Quinsies,
Cough, ristic
If
rubber, it Cup.
of
Bronchitis,
Hooping Pleu-
or
Pulmonary,
Rheumatism, Gout, Sciatica,
Swellings, and Piles, Fistulas, DISEASE, it has never The
Ointment
King's
Evil,
every been
known
Pills
and
Abscesses, o SKIN
kind
Oxford
New
78, And
sold the
are
throughout tions
for
3
in
use
almost
Purchasers
the 633,
every
Leontines
Leontines
„
St.)
of Medicine with direc
;
Loudon,
Label
they
Wedding Plated &c.
Watches,
ceedingly
HAY
&
W.
thanks returning past favours, hey are prepared to
to
FN
for
PERTH, the
generally
public
to manufacture
beg
announce
from
maker
to guarantee
fejg"
BOOTS, on the shortest pos a Also, and kept in slock, large varied assortment of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's BOOTS and SHOES— from the best Leather
and
English Grindery
Good hides hand. in exchange Gopds despatched Colony.
Continental
and and
and
always skins
all
Agents
:
Mr. „
of
cases,
boxes
a stock, and varied large of Gig, and Cart, Cairiage and Gents' Riding Saddles
Ladies'
and
in
large
Stable
'
—
and Girls' Saddles and Saddles Saddles, Jockey and all requisites for a firs Hostelry, including Whips Chamois Brushes Skins,
Boys'
Bridles, Pack Pilches, Horse Clothing,
or
Sponges,
Spurs,
quarter
Combs, Blacking, All
(120
IN
TfTT-l
lbs.)
Scrapers, etc. orders sent
executed R.S.
quantities.
with obtained
by post
PRIZE at Show .Society's best collection Harness.
and
Note <LX.ijiag,mK
—
R
0
the
Address
B E R
T
Barrack
Hotel
the
(Near
PERTH.
STREET,
Wholesale
at
The Settlers
ex
least
at
Y.
stock to watch
practical every article
every Hotel.
back
Balcony
Bath-rooms
front.
a
for
requisite
Stables First
,
at both
H,
Hotel
Railway for
Roebourne
West
TEE
&
and
17
)
North
the
Cossack.
1SS9.
House.
favourite
Splendid
E.
late
held of-
—
T
SMI
WATSON
October
Perth,
be
Street,
Agent
ccommodation
A
JFirst Class Travellers.
the
the
\
Oils
will otherwise promptness.
or
and
care
FIRST
Agricultural for Guildford,
Saddlery
Harness
Clippers,
all
W.A.
GREAT
Slisftinrocli
for
Saddlery
of
Harness.
JINK
JJERTH jpALACE
and and
,
NOW
Class
OPEN.
sold.
Privacy
and
a
quietness
MORNING.
spe From
ciality.
10
NESBIT,
Best
and
Quality
Jeweller,
only
of
to
12, for
and Children Skates Free.
Ladies 6d.
Admission
only.
.
;
Liqu-
orsILinSIstock.
Perth.
on
taken
parts
kinds
Sadd
—
VARIETY.
IMMED
save
Watchmaker
the „
AFTERNOON.
Rocbourne. Andrew, Stroud, Gcraldton. Dongarra; Kelly,
J.
W.
T.
W.
F. G.
,,
to
a
E.
V. Practica
houses.
Uppers kangaroo
small
Stores,
TTTfflnTrrT
.
of COLONIAL sible notice.
in
DRAPERY
PAYMENT. TIME POSSESSION. IMMEDIATE
sW
llias
in
Spirits octaves.
Oilmen's
all
and
Flour.
no As heavy and convassing
will
Frederick
SMITH op
Messrs.
from by buying besides having a large
select
classet
all
and
and
HAY
cent.,
Nesbit,
Britunll),
.STREET,
customers
collecting, 20 per
ALLEN,
&
T.
(Lato
Wines asks
&c.,sold
Jewellery, with
prices. for is paid
commission
BROWN
ROBERT Manufacturer
class
—
to householders
possession low
Sir
Governor,
Broome, K.C.M.G.
tools,
Spectacles.
Clocks,
TO
bales,
Harness,
Clocks
Cups
PAYMENT
TIME
on
FACTORY
the
iV.
in
Teas, Sugars,
Brooches & Earrings Alberts Rings
Cruets,
IATE BOOT
AUSTRALIAN
WEST
Excellency
ALWAYS assortment
on
spurious
Ammunition
Jet
„
noi
is
are
Necklets Studs
Keepers
„
to tho address
Necklets Studs
„
MENT
&c.
Harness,
Tobacco
do. Ladies' Breast Pins
Gent's
also
requirements,
loading)
lery,
"
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies' Breast Pins
Electro
language.
look the
If
,,
„
Oxford
533,
World
should
Pots and Eoxes. Oxford Street.,
Earrings Alberts
;
Vendors
all
Civilized
„
Alberts
„
St. (late London
by
Earrings
„
Manufactured
are
„
fail.
only at
B.
sets
Brooches
I
to
breech
every
Bracelets & E.
Silver
Brooches
Rings,
Station
His
Watches
Silver
„
APPOINT-
SPECIAL Stocks
full
Wire Cornsacks, Netting, Fencing Galvanized Wires, Corrugated Iron, Snider Douglas Pumps, Revolvers,. and Rifles, Fowling pieces, (muzzle
Waltbams Gold
„
„
.
Glandular
Anvils,
Watches
Silver Watches Bracelets Gold E. sets B.& ,,
Hotel.)
BY
Agents, hand
on
other goods, Carpenters' Portable Wool Forges,
sundry
repaired
or
repaired. Nesbit's Ladies'
„
Complaints.
For
or
Importers
Station
always
HAYE
Nesbit's
of
Jewellery order
Watches
effectually into meat,
salt
neck and chest, as Relaxed Throats, and all Asthmatic,
the
on
Dicers,
remedy.
infallible
LEGS,
Wounds,
Old
Breasts, Sores
it
BAD
of
to
and
.
the
,
For
years' guarantee. made description Watches cleaned Nesbit's Levers Gent's Gold
Railway
(Near
.
Searching known
are
WAREHOUSE,
Merchants,
Stock
EYERY
Levers English jewelled) stand and rough riding work, guaran The teed for two Best Watch years. Nesbit's without Waltbams exception. the in the are CHEAPEST Colony. two These and other Watches with a Its
HARNESS STREET.
first-class
of
in
description
and
selected stock of
cheapest and
WORKS,
FREMANTLE, General
Wutohes
AND
BARRACK
PERTH.
STREET, the
SADDLE
PERTH.
and
Bundle
HAY
PIONEER
-
& 00,
H.
House
Famous Ale and
for
Bass's
From
Stout.
Guiness's
2.30
6d.
Admission,
Skates
York.
Lott,
5.
to
6d.
and
HOTEL.
GERALDTON
.
Bronchitis COUGIIS, COLDS, JjQRAsthma, Influenza, Consumption,
EVENING.
&c.
COMPOUND Aniseed, Chlorodyne.
ESSENCE OF LIN Senega, Squill) Tolu,
SEED, KAY'S torant, KAY'S
COMPOUND, for
a
Coughs,
demulcent and Colds, for
COMPOUND, is
and Horses
for
Tho
Cattle.
TIC
EAY'S gia,
PILLS,
Face-ache,
a
in
specific
&c.
Contains
and
Comfort
Every
Quinine,
HOTEL
GERALDTON.
Neural
LINUM
—
Broken
And
'v
t\ i
d v-
f
v»
'
WhiclrMs
and
lighted,
brilliantly
Beers
and
Spirits
the
is
of the
v
-j
,>£?
By
far-famed
Roberto.
Professor _
—
favourite
Best
Brands
dooel
resort
of
of lovers
always
obtainable,
and
Attendance
the on
Sale from
on
1 5s.
game.
FRANK
hand.
ALLUM,
Manager.
GRA
Civility.
TEFUL—
COMFORTING.
—
BQQir
isii¥is<Dii><i)Ofir
if'
t
bkates
Moderate.
I
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Watts'
MUSIC.
Visitors,
Tallies,
—
is
Children.
f
Ar
Charges
4
and
of Burroughe's
one
Billiard
Manufactory,
$
contains
and
Travellers
—
Wines,
$
for
an
.
PILLS,
Is.
with
replete
Convenience
&c.
CATHARTICUM agreeable aperient. for Cement ticles. Sold COAGULINE. Everywhere. Stockport, England.
is
6d.;Skates
MORNING.
for
Gala
Coughs
serviceable
equally
Admission,
SATURDAY Prize
Colds, KAY'S and
Iron,
EVERY
Pr©liiietor.
Complaints.
S to 10.
DeLUCEY,
R.
THOMAS
expec Chest
—
&c.,with
From
EPPS'SeOCOA
SB&BIV.
'
.litS#'
SMEDDLES,
GEORGE
W.
T.
WimbridgE,
LEATHER
CURRIEE
(opposite
and
HAY
Euneral STREET,
Furnisher, PERTH.
conducted
FUNERALS
W BT AS always 8. -1 of colony
in
most
English,
French,
BOOTS,
SHOES
German, AND
aivd
varied Colonial
au'i
stock iu the Manufactured
SLIPPERS.
Made
ATTENTION
PROMPT
TO
lassssfl'i tog Head Monumental and Tomb Stones, wh.li handsome Ircm Railings, supplied bmW ore e ted complete. W. T. .WIMBRIDGE.
COUNTRY
a
which
C.,
cathedral.) extensive
Sold
ORDERS.
simply iu
with
water
boiling
packets
J-lb.
h0m030path1c
PRICE
LIST
ON
SMALL
uw i
Observe
the
Next
ORDERS
APPLICATION.
BY
SENT
BOOK
Printed M.
Record,"
Address,— Door
and
to
the
"
Criterion
Hotel.""
Thomas
at
labelled
&
thus:—
CO,
ENGLAND.
published
Gibney,
milk.
chemists,
LONDON,
P(DSr/'!r
or
by Grocers,
EPFS
JAMES
ready.
National Library of Australia
&
PERTH.
qeorqe's
the
hand,
of the thorough knowledge natural laws the ouerations of digestion govern and nutri aud of the fine tion, by a careful application properi tics of well-selected Mr. for cocoa, Epps lias provided breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured beverage which save us doctor's bills. It is may many heavy use of such articles of diet that a by the judicious ooustitution be built until may gradually up strong enough to resist every tendency to disease, lluudredaof subtle maladies arc floating around us ready to ate tack wherever there is a weak point. \\'c escape may a fatal shaft well fortified many by keeping ourselves with blood and a properly nourished pure frame."— See article in the Civil Service Gazette.
"By
any part
of the and all details Colony, connected therewith attended to at the shortest notice by telegram or otherwise. Funeral Hearses and al Coaches ways
on
st.
BREAKFAST.
Importer,
DEALER, STREET,
HOWICK
ONDBRTAEBB, General
and.
Manufacturer
Boot
-
L'J.SSl
the
Iioivick
for ojjice
the
of
street,
Iievr
liitjht "
W.A. Perth by
the
,
Bryan.
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