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ACCOMMODATING

We commented

BISHOP.

week

last

the

on

ex

.

Lnther

that the

on

the

to

replying

notorious

be

also

can

The

side.

same

if

No-Popery

calls his attention to preacher, Stocker, in Luther's a passage Kirchenpostill el. Hallae Wnlch., 1745 j xi. (Opera, conceived in sin, both in soul 26,160,)

his person. of Christohur-h,

The New

diversity

Anglican

among never

to expected them all in

uniting

Anglican

Bishop

and

!

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cleric

nowever. ims nas, poriormeu feat. A astonishing contemporary remarks that the most truly noteworthy event in connection with tho consecra his tion of the new was prelate descrip

"an

as

Evangelical

High Church views, wiili for those who differed sympathies This him." is much as very holding

should

describe

horse

a

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strong from if

one

but in great part white; black, entirely but with a dash quite colourless, strong of the colours in the all rainbow." 44

the reverend fun of tho religious

making of his

flock or

dignity; tion of

the

at

expense ibis

perhaps

the

is

an

unity" of all

"deeper by Protestants

praised

was prelate convictions of his own

illustra so

For

to

had

been

her,

denomina-

curse.

OF

prophesy perusal

if she thou,' It was also

their

enormous

their

consummate

Immaculate

Christendom in Mohammed's as fact

same

the

the

Gunpowder

and

Protestant

A

Critic

known

that

panied by fire-arras Ram and gin are comitants

of the

civilisation,

the set

frequently of uncivilised

for

their

The

accom

peoples and ammunition. also

now

pioneers

lhe

Protestant

out

Rev.

15.

promised with

regular of Protestant b. ivephart,

the

front

in is missionary Liberia, the statement that the authority that carried him to cargo of the steamer his destination consisted of the follow

44

thousand

eleven

cases

of

casks four

gin,

of

Es-«ay in the

rum,

and

hundred

or

tons of gunpowder, sixty anil fourteen missionaries. How of Query many the natives of Africa will be demoralised and ruined for converted to everyone Protestantism

on

The Paris received

Dr.

of

Lageneau

|

i

I

has

wim

formidable

kind.

rieges is a which

a

contracted later

hundred

five

Only

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is

To

life.

Taking

an

nine is

48-8. mnch

In

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j

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is

marry

in

months, twenty eight

percentage of France In England

!

men out seventy in Paris, many the which age at

while

Births are, Jess and

1

twenty nine years the age England

I

three months, years of course, also becoming jess births

of

to

29-90

is

it

France.

in

numerous

is

the

for 32-9,

of tho of vantages with e fen; noes The foremost

we

years and dangers over-population,

Tim ;

population thousand. in Russia have heard

every and

recent

j

and

i

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disad

:

!

:

it,

is

except

but

the

Mary

mid

ike

Koran

iiune

in

Swa/i

and

iiself iii.

devil

hath her Sou

seems

31.

But

to

touched

Jesus

at

restrniued, remote

popular, of feeling

the

;

restraint

which

he

his

his

and but

places

44

exuberant he shows

of this gift the artist.

energy himself

or

runs

not not

away his

with

master.

conscious

him

it

to

be

revelling

reality

along. Dr. Newman

are

ihey The

;

never

their

beliefs,

his

servant, readers are

!

j

they believe and rioting, being driven

j

«

form

1

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;"

teach

the

is

so

prepossessions. In dealing with of this subjects kind, this scholar and celibate, this pilgrim with Paul's sad girdle pale hound," with all tho enthusiasm and glows of the greatest employs all the devices

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of advocates, the displays knowledge and appositencss of the uiost accomplishe.l and man of the world winds himself in and out iiis with of the subject

1

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National Library of Australia

not

linbiied

ease

of

a

great

leader

of Parlia-

think

set

the to

it

the

above

yourself religious look at

of

sign

to

It

his

artificial

and

habit

What

Dr. may be said of what is it but of

a

and more,

this

is

in

lofty is

it

also

of

reflect

truth, Dr. our

we

we

SPIRIT. not

concerned reluctant to

are

are

sorely Newman with or

lips

more

with leave

better

nothing

enduuring

on

on.

mind

our

than of style. This praise perpetual twaddle is about style becoming a little After all the thought is the sickening. When a writer has a thing. great we great style, Dr. Newman union when ;

the say

in

as

is

else

anything

the.

famous

HOW

44

—

READ

well

as

fitness,

but

who both to

us

science

walk

a

in

in

is

is

in

a

from

messenger and in

a

its

the

selfish loug-sighted be consistent with

atll

veil,

Con of Christ, a

monarch

iu

its

informations,

its

a

peremptoriness, ings and anathemas, the eternal priesthood Church could cease

priest

and

Him.

grace speaks; teaches and

by His representatives. the aboriginnl Vicar

prophet

ex

of

to

nature

behind

us

rules

your

desire

aud

nor

conveniences, the nulchrum.

aud a

PRO

The rule

utility,

state

nor

not

OF.

happiness

"order,

a

oneself,

not

the

is

noi

ness,

is

number,

Conscience

is

DOCTRINE

TESTANTS, Catholics.

nor

greatest nor

at least

of duty

pedience,

no

THE

of

as

measure

his We cudgels. these few remarks for

a

This

:

I

need some

be to pretence close by quoting a from the Cardinal's of Duke Norfork

to

to

(1875)

Bishop

we lacking, but when pity ; about prates

passage the

letter

the

for

of

case

of

case

is

a

—

the

in

thank God

do,

style

it

and

may, we

intellect starveling one eadences, longs will therefore bring —and make they

religion,

even

bless

though the

throughout to

in

be,

the

it

sacerdotal would remain principle would have a sway."— -Nation.

aud

madeyon,

itseems, my children, work and office, to be a bad of p#lishcd imitation to be ungodliness, and faded a piece of tawdry or a finery, scent which has lost its freshness and offend does but the sense." for

BENIGNANT

a

professors Catholic and

down the up and heads on high and to stare at meets whatever and to you of which say and do worse things these outward are extravagances but the And this is what yon conceive symbol. have come earth for. upon The yon with

this

out

the

length Calholie

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Newman's this

noticed j 1

quickness little I

seem mere

intellect."

lofty wrote

?

only

and

with

them,

for

treatises

'

it

that

his image of That pomp of

writers the

but

a

Butler,

to impartial contempt, unit) a of knowledge a smattering on number of subjects, to slip into a nurnher of frivolous if are publications, they to have read the latest popular, novel, to have heard the singer and seen the actor of the day, to be up to the news, the names to know and if so be the of public persons men, to be able to bow

Creator

aud

else

But though

;

theological but subjects, of and history which really and

to

criticise

streets

not

prejudices,

gentleman

to '

which

subjects

are delight purely philosophical those mixed questions morals and probabilities enter into man's minds

of

is

—

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t

;

his But of the curl)

You

of religion, Methodist

faculty It

reading, to

the

upon

QUALITY

plices

along,

polishing

the

the entertainments of the great, of amusement, trials, strange offences, accidents, escapes, exploits, contests, ventures. Oh! experiments, this curious, restless, clamorous, pant which we call life." Turn a ing being few find pages aud you may yourself

redundant, almost to the sweeps

to

royalty,

never

j

to

born

one

of

—

steadily

l

child

End

meeting

be impossible

vain, unprofitable, yet over-bearing of its shops and world," newspapers, 44 discoveries in art and science, discover ies (so called) in the religion, court,

no appeals, theologian and to the man prim church-goer, in the street the rank and file of In reading these humanity. writings of Cardinal to some Newman's, only of which have specifically we the referred, which manifests itself is great quality his spledid In the actual, fancy. positive

themselves whilst in

Conception-

that Mohammed already the belief in tho Imma of the Blessed culate Conception Virgin, to the orthodox for according tradition, of the Founder Islam declared that " no witness

The

sometimes triumphant, of boisterousness, pilch his marshalling forces, and making epigrams, to the scholar longer

staple

know

Wo

bore

ANGLICAN

the

the

Newman's

wonder

the

of others That stylo of his, habit and way

mere

tellect

the 44 Dis and Congregations," 44 entitled God's Will the with its picture of 44 this

the sixth, of Life,"

WRITER

like

striving.

Mixed

to

courses

j

i

Immaculate

is

him. the

of Existence, Soul of the World. down from the bLelf

Take

j

coupled to Malthusian doctrines. members of the medical in France profession to-day recognise that such and dangers disadvantages are entirely and warn their chimerical, that from the countrymen opposite course the country is threataned with enfeeblement.

The

It

is

Stir

read

THE

uneasy, eminently the trodden paths exuberant though

from other

anil

average,

Franchmen

books

(1852-1856Mixed Con-

CATHOLIC

waters.

times

a

THE

enormous.

great,

gradu

is

in

thousand

every

CONTRAST AND

thousand men the annual proportion of marriages the whole of throughout France is six hundred and seven. In the cities the is much large figure than amongst, lower the rural population. of

BETWEEN

is

lis

with

Dr.

no

only

prosaic

nothing of way Newman

importance he

to

is

is their warm colour writings glow. They are full of life and movement. As we read we hear the Murmur of Living.

j

ot a very danger The number ofmarand the age falling,

are

they

becoming

THE

which

of these ing and

Pre

three

his

Teaching"

ANOTHER

England Anglican

on

wonld

it

can

he

not

A

"

in

which

are

but of his mind. subject that full aud tuneful language, diction, that fclicitousness in the choice aud exin the collocation of words quisiteness

!

success

effort

prodigious

of

character, is

style

grappling without Burke is, and

enormous

for

personal

an\l

He

falsehood

or

ex

are we him as a considering as master of 44 the a author, and the word, distinct but in thought from each other." He him separable self has said4 44 And since the thoughts and of an author have a reasonings

in

besides.

there opinions and illustrated did dead opinions

great

The mastery

that

all

is

Education." dominant

with

dead, uever more enshrined. richly We are not here concerned truth

one.

position,

we

-are,

the

if

enforced,

indeed

id

every task

a

of Dr. magnificent must be iucluded the Scope and Ex

name.

reai

continually

l.

ally

in

(1850),

University

the

on

pounded,

Newman

prove

on

but

notions,

is

most

University in accord

not

are

to prove material

essay

to

writings

Lectures of tension

nay,

for

essay the

44

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an

Tory— there

a

fclio

false,

—

of the verdict An abler book

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mreacuneu

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communication on the depopulation Di. ofF ranee. states tiiat Lageneau in the decrease of marriages amongst its inhabitants bis native is

Lectures

the

wrote

once

an

his

yet not demonstrably of man's corruption

directly responsible calendar the what

iu

all

shiver

to

possibly

precedent. genuinely playful conceals the fully making and the

cold beauty, the books he

of Catholics 44 Lectures

44

on

tant

44

his

in.hiB

(1851), Difficulties"

impor

an

Sermons

Parochial of things

from

Newman's

centuries and ; of Englishmen stand of doctrine aDd rule of

is

He

as those are, but in beauty has written since his mind has swung at case in the anchorage of Rome, since he cast off the of an restraints awkward

attitude in sent Position

Medicioe

44

(1837-1842),

Population.

Academy

from

or (1845), A nans" 1833;,

of the

History in the

;

and

upon for in looked or in the

Development"

44

even

his

nf

;

Protestants we though scarce forbear to cheer. displayed by Dr. Newman with it is beyond praise

his

force,

inferred said that

Amongst

of

though

or

heart, crime

fore

very

body

a

dangerous, founded upon

characteris the

be

as

which,

even

portraits

(1864),

'

:

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literary

to

Apologia"

44

Ten

not

are

forth

rmnri

slander

prejudices old Faith

its

—

opponent, t,be

begins

of English his authors, his oratorical rush

fancy,

for

ing.

of

gallery

the

Jife

week

last

following: Newman's great literary which tics, place him in

con

Protestant

a

of

Speaker

to let

'

missionaries conversion

of

traces

the

pieces

Style.

Prntpslifinf.

numerous

what

will

for

;

fihn

learn

prac things gives a We writings. be at, and how

at

looking

Shakespeare

Protestant of the court, the tradition, and literature to remove law, of society whole mountaius of to ; prejudices

shows

of his

Coleridge

—

;

well

is

and

skill

over with fun, decorated with bubbling countless was the fancies what yet task it. set itself to perform ? Nothing less than to roll back the great this,

Cardinal

on

Newman's It

in

delight

literary

is for ever question This eminently

questions know ati

deny

slimy

Religion

force,

How Athe sound

from

that has been anything Cardinal Newmau's interest in has made him a democrat. humanity How that may be is not for us to guess, but is there in his certainly nothing which shows admiration writings any for the common people as such. Hartley

at

truth

C.lAfinSA

Rum,

and

never

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excited by of mingled

amazement

—

be saved

ears.

to

soon

of Catholicism, they do not in terms the truth of Pro testantism. their effect would Logically, iemain the same had they been written us or Mr. let Dr. Maitland by, say, It is apparently Rose. a light-hearted written in tremendous book, spirits,

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is

ENGLAND."

IN

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and

amazement

which is endowed with Blessed,' God's grace, is which is without that sin. others have written Of this matter more at length, and adduced excellent which would reasons it be too long here to relate." So wrote Luther in 1527, ten or years after his falling away from the Church, thus showing -how strong the

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faithful

friend,

by

Committee

Tuesday

—

House

into inquire and coloni Sir James

Mr. Parnell presiding. and the Chairman, attended, addressing said that bir him, Baldwin Leightou had given evidence before the committee as to the success of a certain experi ment of migrating tenants in Ireland. Mr. Parnell's name had been mentioned

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is

condition,

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towards

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Archbishop

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law

domestic

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Vaughau

that

lauded on our Augustine The Catholic Times,

travelling To her,

that must they with the just principles While morality.

on

insists

depart track

.

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daylight. assured

indicates Augustine which the Church

—

rich iota

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of

arms,

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to the did only they then, And the them. that can help as the will them, but not help

power church

of

realities

as

now,

Bishop

of

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fire

be

will

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have

ing-man Post: rose-coloured

Birmingham Vaugban's

of re-converted England may bo picture one of those pious dreams dismissed as confronted the with which fade when

of 1790 to Paris of Russia, the shadow beneath .1890, hordes are wild whose only waiting our worn-out civilization to overrun did the Roman ancestors as their men look in the fifth century

Empire

the

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social

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this

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catholic

be

again.

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to half begins of the most diffused from the Europe of

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regulated by the profit desire to secure,

yeais

hAincr

illegal

of those fallacies falsehood of the Socialist at the bottom lie creed, of he warned the rich and powerful risk ran in terrible they turning the of the ear to the just demands a deaf would not listen. But they masses. at his smiled innocence, Statesmen him wrote down, aud the philosophers him. The laugh was press lampooned but his words are with' coming them,

satisfaction

capitalists

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day,

exposed which

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will

powder

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married women and having contract mothers, who, by the marriage had engaged to attend to cares family and ths rearing of children, have neither

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Ox College, of President Butler, and Lord Cambridge The funeral Coleridge.

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his the

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life is whose one round of persons toil. All and diplo ceaseless political subordinate matic are in imquestions those of which have to portanee yon of children treated, namely, the labour

were

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letter

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noiseless

glasses and if

of Fribonrg, letter address

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say,

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armies and

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range,

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College Justice

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have

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vnnoni, oy joisnop preacuea Roman of Clifton. Catholic Bishop and Mr. Gladstone, Cardinal Manning, of Mr. brother the Francis Newman, from the were absent late Cardinal,

is

to

us

was

Monsignor

Provost Dr.

sermon

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Bradlaugh's

;

Trinity Chief

she

if

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in

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the

Monro,

humanity, ruin

find

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yards.

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use

sides

French of a translation ed by his Eminence Cardinal Manning to the distinguished Swiss statesman, M. The Descurtins. is an following

Newman.

burial

present,

the

|

amongst New of Grimes Christchurch, Walsh of Dublin; Zealand, Archbishop the Very Bishop O'Dwyer of Limerick;

Church

Catholic

hope of political but social nothing the

with

the

to

the

Question.

Bishop

use Soeialism weakness, may means to as a with the democracy, back the endeavour to win through The the temporal power." people must indeed be of Europe condition Via rlaanarnt.fi whftll such 11 Ilian US

looks

once

.ground. his Holiness the represented and 17 Roman Catholic Pope, bishops of Nor were The Duke in attendance. of Newcastle were folk and the Duke

Church this her latter-

and

it

the more

presumably

all

all purposes practical of vision. by the power has been thought that

Okehampton

at

,

Stonor

day

Bradlaugh

Cardinal

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concourse

the

at

on, very of

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for

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will

great

limits.

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Cardinal Birmingham.

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recently of little

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battle

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Cardinal

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the

—

is

lie

a

utterly

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fears

.

of

defiue is

during the during

expectations

effect

in

but produce on tactics that it is difficult The range of artillery

cannot

powder,

the

by adoption smokeless

comparatively an

with

together

approaching

ratio

same

the

world have

which

but

the

that

English

is

that

the

at

rifles,

artillery,

faith

next

promise Bishop

field.

The

of anticipated revolt." great which in but one quarter assisted who last Mr. Bradlaugh year of liruuo canonization at the diabolical and the faintest of hope, sees ray

he

power Mr.

if

—

the Church

which

weapons to be sure, despises, never failed her on

movement

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is

serious feared in

merchants

panic-stricken, preparations

only —

with

more

May

demonstration

is

in

be relied on to do it if s may her but she will do it iu allowed, aud not in the world's She way. of our civilization the battle fight

thought, Austria, threatened publicly where shop

uprising mischief

in

"

powerful. Europe has passed

general most

Bradlaugh

the

in

iu

as sixty years before the eud of next past, century be practically England Catholic may the The services of again." popular Church, the zeal of the Catholic clergy, and the activity the of the laity afford

Church, robbing

their

hands their to he trusted

staj'

the

their

harm

no

God's

be

change

The

as

logical

in

harm And

?

can

pleasanter robbed.

and

policy

of

firing

and in practice us in that is justify saying England half converted from what she was tho three and during last centuries, this both within the Establishment and without. the of If progression

The than

brigands.

She

to the Austria

less

scarcely

day throughout

and

themselves and

France

in

rulers

that

Socialism

the

is

their

be disregarded modern politics." rulers the hare

in

accommodate

to

Socialists,

they

canuot

it

wheie

Socialism Socialism Throne

witli State used by Bismarck, advanced from the Imperial if we do not see even itself,

iu

which

than destructive The iucreased

of and

Knollys

upon he expects will be in the past. uud rapidity ransre machine guns,

1

deferred he will, " With

only

truth,

the advance sentiments

of the Fort W. War

"

article

an

Future,"

;

but

of history sacrilegious of robbing is process the of process being masses are as quite If masters. there was their rulers robbing

and

inevitable,

observes, the people of the people the say that

!

cannot

is

lie

section but I

converted, of prejudice, tbo change

decay

ago, the property the wealth of the of French arid the history bourgeoise, the the Italian has been monarchy

revolution."

European

considerable

yet

nightly writes

i

terrible

a

revolution be avoided

are

the Church 300 years of the Church supplied

huge European

any

or

to

Future.

the August number Review Colonel W.

In

entirely

|

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war, The

be

hundred

a

date,

harm

no

it

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we

,

distant

not

thought

the

;

Socialism" Mr. " be judged must which that seems no

would

rich

Catholic

anil impossible, the agree with Bishop when I do not that half say "

God's confiscate the heritage property, The of the of the poor. vast wealth older English was from filched nobility

that

fulfilled,

The

all.

years. says Bradlaugh in connection with inevitable to me

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at

be

to

Revolution for one

completed

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of

raui-s

means

:

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about

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it

prophecy

no

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:

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—

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if

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winning

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look

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them

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is

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trembles and gives

responsibilities

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size

his

to

he

it

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and

with

|

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before

pale and

carries

property well as

!

turns

and

Bradlaugh,

i

he

now

Mr.

i

than

hatred

like

open

Mr. Paruell,

of the company and, therefore, any statement him to do so.

object, to make

W.

for

Redmond, asked

him

addressing whether

formed if he it

was

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necessity migration Ireland.

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in

Parnell

I do condition

the there

regards districts

is

so

of

districts

congested

think

not

that

necessity of the

as

the congested immediate much with the condition either there by

much wanted as

of

class

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fanners

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scored The

fishtuuks

are

examining

believe

that

this

must

be

subject without

done In

addition to the State. expense to the question of fisheries we require out arterial lines of clear the great such as the Shannon. There drainage, deal of waste land in Ireland is a great which must be reclaimed. Then there any to

the

of industrial

question lu1u

youuiituj,

done

unci

then

ail

I

iui;ac

hum

tuiuo

you might con and I emigration, that the magnitude

of

find think you the be very much of problem would than it appeared to he originally. smaller Sir Baldwin Mr. Eedmond Leighton that the migration scheme gave evidence —

principally that the people

for

one

reason

great

—

to objected strangers and he iuto the neighbourhood going that was the vrtck on which said that was wrecked. Is the whole enterprise ? that your opinion —

Mr.

Parnell

Leighton

is

to

power

districts

remove

the

to

They

had

portion'

of

to

holdings farms. large as to the

two information

apply

tried

never

particular did not

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estate

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of

the

causes

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estate

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com

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all

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that de-

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the purpose of placing them the churches to receive donations of (he

strikers.

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Liverpool their forces with federation shipping

by the Australia. The for the

Union Mr. John

Trades

stating had dispute

labor

collection

city,

owners

seamen

are

view

a

the

to

resisting being organised

now

throughout

Liverpool hours eight

organising

late

assist

Labour

England

dockers

has the

The

nppealed Australian Australians

innings for

England

of

of to

con

still

all

the Port the trades

of to

concluded

a

of

city

shares Proprietary

in

the'

Coin-

new

item line

border. Mi. day, table

City

men

is

a

Moule,

in

the

also out

present

the

strike

of

a

are

or

in

default

manner. still

are

Union The

Employers' gaining strength. on

5.

yesterday

gradually

nien

less

becoming

and

firm,

is

out

now

confident

victory.

The Gas

on Company are carrying their the interference work, despite of the unionists. The men continue to be firm, and the shipowners are likewise. The fact of the owners' to the officers objecting wiith the seamen is now affiliating the bone of contention.

£4

are

i?.Q

n.ro

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The

17s.

£11

are

(Colonial)

TVme

6s.; /Ma:j\

.

market

is

dull.

very

September 6. formed a printers waited the Gas upon

master and

>

for the purpose of to supply them

yesterday, the manager

sufficient to work gas their machines printing during the day time. The that the first manager replied of the was duty to the

public, must

4.

-H.

White,

was

stolen

Mr.

copo

not

a

tn private

make with

Hon

the

his

of

the

4.

Thomas

of

a

of

decision arrived

no was

it

near

of

showing

a

practical

character

at.

6. September, at the wharves yesterday by free labour, by which the of coal from two vessels were cargoes

for

carried

was

discharged. The s.

New

on

Morrowai

s.

billets

of the

leaves

tomorrow

A number of men have been shipped as

Zealand.

vessel.

Adelaide,

Owing present various

to

6. September, labour difficulties at the directors of the

the

prevailing, silver

Broken

mining

Hill

companies

lode,

Proprietary Company, their managers to cease

on

the

the including have instructed after smelting

(Saturday).

of the consequence publicity to the of the determination given the share-market has become directors, somewhat

his

Tens,

its

school, to some

Melbourne,

N ork

Assembly for

owing attending

the had a Yesterday shipowners long conference with the Australian Institute of Marine Engineers concern ing the but present labour difficulties,

decline stocks.

yesterto the object

Terrian

closed,

of leprosy.

symptoms

to-night In

Queensland

intention

ten the

children

wanting the crew

4.

the during He further had company only coal on hand. day's time.

the

that

supply

individuals, who in order to

sacrifice

difficulties

Yesterday Lismore, was

of the policy the principal

construction

some

troublous

present a<lded

White's for

worse

the

notice of gave a motion having

and

in a similar groom The shipowners

with

Mr.

(the

to

the the

for imprisonment, by dipping him in a to treat threatening

clerk

a

urging

September

the

UU0

company

yesterday,

railway

i

OI

September

Police-court, fined £10,

were

Company

September

Premier

of p

i

Uucll

at the

colony

months'

memory

orderly.

announced

ministry of which of

two three

the

erection

an exGiddies, member of the Council, City pleaded at the sessions to the guilty general charge of stealing £10 belonging to a Recliabite while he acted in Lodge, the capacity of Secretary.

new

the

Melbourne, At

Andrew

Yesterday

The

in

the

of the collieries proprietors having to load refused the Union vessels. There is no of signs of a settlement the shipping strike. The men, on the

Playford)

strike

the

the

very

Statist

j.1

:

YVo

time.

The

steamer The mail left Mariposa for San with Francisco yesterday in gold, on board. £245,000, are The southern collieries to be laid and two thousand men will idle, be thrown out of work in consequence. This has been brought about owing to

are

L oiiU

AM

clfiuft

purpose.

has been

Sydney,

adventure.

whole,

\TTM1 tt

deputation

September

the

none

by

prepared

The the destruction

from

ago,

is

official

Turkey.

owner,

fortnight

He

stable.

their

only 94 runs, the Australians winners of the declared match by

ilill

seaport

Cranbrook

Mudgee.

Adelaide,

for

new

of his

An

for that return which the Government

engaged

previously

Brokens

the racehorse Cranbrook, of winner the Newmarket in the time on as well as record, quickest other has been found races, important in a cave about miles from the twenty residence

Circular alongside of their gave notice intention to abandon the vessel, which was laden with a Similar large cargo of bananas. to what with occurred the steamer Unionists Waroonga, the offered to unload the fruit for the consignees, but their services were a declined, number of non-unionists having been

Rlnnlr

UlU

Newman.

Cardinal

Strikers.

the North of against 196 runs. The second the having Englishmen

150 runs. The 120,000 Broken British

a

European

Melbourne,

agitation

system

Council

luid

UOLlUUUYtJ

icluuij

Salonica, in

they

from her Quay the upon

crew

runs.

The

and

tinues.

were

of the

about

a

London

The send

the

Melbourne

fioin

cablegram

4.

September

Wednesday, that he had received

on

no

resulted in conflagration of half the town. A project is foot for on of a National Memorial to

near

.meeting held Congress, Burns announced

in

despatched

for

Sydney,

1892.

a

was

theatrical

of Williamson, Garner and Mushas with Madame arranged grove, Sarah the renowned French Bernhardt, actress, to with her appear, together for a ten-weeks' season in company, at of the end. Melbourne, beginning

London,

Home

INTERCOLONIAL.

vessels. trading of Williamson,

firm

June,

the

their for 39 closing innings only the bowling of the Australians In effective. being very going to the second time wickets a the Australians made a and at time start, the poor

at to

all present shipowneis port the Australian means at their possible disposal. the President Mr. Watkins,

To-day

runs,

Yester the

runs.

resumed,

was

hundred

n.

three

for

wicket

one

5

arrived

Immediately

coming

a

assaulting

Thursday,

ou

a team selected agaiDst by Lord Loudesat The Colonials were first borougli. the wickets, the innings for 77 closing of which Turner scored 34. Then rune, the went in Englishmen and when for the day they bad drawn stumps were

the

purpose

at

Rockton

yesterday.

horse trough

j

match

team

innings closed

they search

a

Fiji

steamer

j

on

a

enactment. cricketers

emergency the shippins

men working throughout members of 40,000 are Trade Unions. The" same return states that nine thousand men are

large majority, time has arrived of the eight hours' recognition all trade in could best be

principle obtained by legal The Australian

any

through

colony

demands.

by

rise

may

a as

special for the

in,

with

bond fide

have returned the employers

which Congress, resolutions Liverpool,

adopted, that the

hundre.d sworn

of coping

wuuwi

Union at

sitting

been

declaring when the

alone will subscribe nearly docker to being willing every while subscribe weekly, three-pence will much half asome as a give nsi a crown week. At the Congress now held' for being

dockers

had for

still

(Friday)

half,

second

in

|

their

The other

rioting.

were

QAitJ-L

lately

for six

penalties

The

i.i

i

wno

to

owing

Trades

the

have

the

did not feel the end of six

company

is

lost

London

for

work, conceded

At

the Australian aiding strikers, to send at least being determined to of which sum £40,000 Australia, they

impossible had landlords who asked They prices

was

months

standing continued or another

towards

The

givefound

At paying. found that they they to land obtain suitable any of pnrpose migration, but,

justified

lands

by the

'

painters,

land,

to

it

the

lie

place,

formed

were

great expectations to as the landlords could afford pany

suitable which

first

getting When purposes. be was afraid formed

was

company

the

their

having

the

seamen, gas stokers, men and carpenters, firemen, railway a number of other societies are large on the committee. represented Mr. ot the Dockers' Union, 'Iillet, states that will subscribe trade every

he

migration us that

in

difficulty their

for

no

but

it,

far

In

two.

were

pany there

one

concerned. They degrade the people failure of the com

was

to

the.

of

means

so

attempt

to

was

enlarging

by

connected with becutne closely a scheme of could say that was

any that

for

grant did

of

,

umcago carpenters for increased wages

is

place. stocks

strike.

are

whole

there

taking

Sydney, 5. September the Government issued the strikers warning

constables

with

|

ers,

At

estate.

Kilclooney

tenants'

or

had other

company from tenants

the £50,000 What they attention to

purposes. their devote

further

the-

power

no

that

in

to

reply that

said

Baldwin

mistaken

in

questions,

Sir

;

entirely

supposition. Witness,

small

No

—

to

the

and

quotations.

Yesterday purpose that

line of railway from the Western Austrathe land-grant system,

continues, settlement are 34s.

a

previous

the

to

source

Fund

at

a

to on

Yesterday proclamation

delay.

iii

xne

struck

at the delegates Trades Union Congress, numbering at now have Liverpool, 460, sitting committee to collect been appointed a funds for the support of the men on strike in Australia. laborEngineers,

whole

mi

i

was

furlongs,

to

xootciuajr

think

merits would

the

development

»

ovvoi ;

five

this

border, The strike sign of J unctions

are

employers

strenuous making of the clergy in the United Kingdom to help them in their effort to aid the Australian strikers.

meeting

1 ivlfu

ui

possible dockers

The

Champion

C

nn

olds,

two-year

The

question.

this

l_l.

utuiivs)

the

from receipts arising be remitted to the Strike

a'ppeals

;

suitable

who

O

17 j' udi

J

the

in

the least

against and England to-day, for 7 wickets.

of St. Albans'. by the Duke Gone Coon, by Galopin Springfield, second and being ; by Springfield, third. by Brag, Bumptious,

not

Those

f

ua.

The

match

race

|

1

of

support

will

won

be of

the want of harbours in boats, which boats could he received, and also deficien the want of education. If these cies could be supplied an immense source could be opened up. of employment

the

Derby September on The Tuesday.

J.

for

continued in

runs

dicvucio

be within the scope committee of this to allude in detail to this but it is the matter, opinion tof that the fisheries on the western experts are The hindrances coasts very valuable the want to their are of development will

it

185

began T">

only population

the

their

September

Australians

second iunings the North of

v/

could

of,

wards

3.

News.)

London,

ttl/tri ul'm

privately

and shipping pastoral of Australia in the difficulty interests from the effects of the strike. arising have arranged to The dockers place hundred automatic boxes at the principal with the object of mak railway stations, in aid of the Austra ing the collections strikers as universal lian as possible.

FOREIGN.

that

v

Daily

no

are

be in a to position of £500. of English a number and have cabled companies several thousand pounds to

firms

.intercolonial

the

(From

subscriptions the Labour

j

will soon positors send them upwards It is stated that

telegrams.

of the colonies, than any other

this

take

ami

people,

many

by

Probably

to

:

of

nower

September

5.

to coming, towards Society the Australian strike fund. The en are £200 to the men gineers remitting strike on in while the com Melbourne,

—Nation.

-

jfotetftit

the

for

room

1

than

developed labourers.

and

Further hand from

;

is

within

that

undeveloped

more

country

no

London,

j

of

Augusta

lian i

engaged

keep thein

to

possible believe

is

vi

undeveloped and

I

these

ito'/ult-vo

viz.,

compulsory

construction Port

|

|

.

if

of

raAC

vrtpri

failed,

in

the sharehave been

alloted.

The the of

!

employment

been sider

had

expropriation.

and they season, farmers. I the

to

labour

prefer and there

Ireland

is

shares. determined

|

i

harvest

home,

let

their

therefore,

—

the

in

their

give should

l«llv

Tbey to

to the issue of which pany, holders unanimously agreed,

;

past,

Scotland

at

objecting for paid they the stopped

'

in of labourers, the were when railways in those enabled Ireland, being built much more to he built cheaply railways than would otherwise have been the case. to and over, They also come England

times

letter

'

in population congested of Ireland is needed for really at the purposes of Ireland home, and that it forrus a most valuable labouring it is not I would population. say that so

a

of complusory powers and in face of the tomakawkpurchase, had which Mr. ing" Davitt operation and to their inflicted, proceedings stop to of not That was the history go ou. fie believ the company, migration" ed the was project perfectly practicable

the

as

the

subscription company, absence

for dealing population as or migration many people emigration a I have opinion suppose. very strong been that the which has population

described the West

published price high

Kilclooney.

of

very

Davitt

to

or

emigration

—

Mr.

immediate

an

_

considered

was

.

there

Junctions,

is

and a paralysed, great in all the principal prevalent Brokens are Block £11;

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?" Did he wish to remind the agony hearers how, when Dockers' strike waxed the of the Bishop intense, Anglican London discovered that he needed a to the and off went holiday, sions

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received

have

the

sub

following the during

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past

—

scriptions week

his of

:

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of

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and

BAZAAR be

will

Hall,

!

LOT-

held

in

the in

Geraldton, early with a view to 1890, to effect improvements

November,

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!

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by

thankfully

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by Mr.

or

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Catholic will hold

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of Prizes

in

December

of

Boys'

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next.

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commencing

t

SEPTEMBER

Secretary.

the above upon arrangement to meet public requirements, be adhered to until further shall

decided

have best

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demands increasing interests of vendors, we

the

in

1890.

20,

facilitate

to In order Cor land and

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1st,

I

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Hon.

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it

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Town

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Sept.

LAND |

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a

the

LAND

the

as

calculated

and

which

enthusiasts. forelock

—

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will

lot it

which

be

our upon vendors should

at once. particulars We would here thank For

the

tho that

past a

Ihe

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hi the

World.

on

of their of

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our

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generous twelve

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merit Full

in

entered

is

intending

consequently

taken

are

the

being

now

application

favors. above

for

sales,

made, may or by letter

personally,

be or

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&

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General

Auctioneers, The Swan Rooms, Barrack-street.

Perth,

Sept.

8,

1890.

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all

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of it

i

a

expend

energy upon constitution

a

the

elaboration of a but ; that have done, they will ample time to recruit their energies. Rest and leisure will be theirs for lack of business. The ardent souls of the Conciliators will chafe to be thus obliged naturally to rust in inglorious ease; just-

"practice of conditions " marched

of his

idleness,

soldiers up the hill, marched them down At presant the constitution again." and aims of the proposed Board are much in nubibus ; and, very with all so it respect, appears us the of it. to are originators Abundant reasons have been furnished in the daily press why

then

such

it

not

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is

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healer

The

one of only hundred were hospitals , which robbed of tbeir all in the first half of the sixteenth century. People .

.

as talk if monasteries of robbery

But

was

it

of the spoliation the monster act of that bad time. We are assured that that perpetually measure dealt a crushing blow to as the if labouring population, the losers— the they were great

re

leads Dean that the Church of binder of of dissen-

continue.

five

diligently of legislatures as are the countries their employers.

to assert Goldsmith Church, meaning the is "the England,

not

Church,

swept

away.

as

their various interests of But what infatuation

need

we

"is one of the June, of those very few survivals many which for the aged poor refuges existed in considerable numbers down to the time when the detest able which made havoc oligarchy in the name of the land of King Edward the Sixth them all

interests

efficiently

of

clergyman, Century for

useless, quite we ourselves, regard and not hostilely. hopefully a but one of the delusion, kind. Strikes are amiable

confidence

are

previously

York

ac

thankfully

—

:

Perth

Kojonup Albany

the

one

—

to become of things likely the until Labour has been past freed from certain traditional dis abilities -until workingmen have

NATIVE

as

affliction of tbeir to sting, be squandered and misappropriated, assisted in the spolia and even tion: "The Great of Hospital writes the Rev. Dr. Norwich," a well-known Anglican Jessopp, Nineteenth in the

or

prove For

Bishop

was

and

he

board should not and why, if formed,

a

formed,

it

;"

the Catholic Church, solicitously in the cared days of its power, for the of the rights English and how nobly it provided poor, wants at for their while the ; we time learn from him how same Established Church the usurpingthose noble endow allowed all were to rob poverty ments, which

similar

in

who, enforced

life

not and do not, in any circumstances, break with the rich to side with the Let us hear from a poor. of note how Protestant writer

we

France,

happy

a

ly

no other foresee, unless they occasion their forces for and imitate the drill,"

King

to who

emphatically, and does, protect the poor when even against kings, justice demands it ; and just as emphatical dare the Protestant Churches

who have them provided ex with in waterproofs of rain are inclined to feel pectation if the weather turns aggrieved out their Board once fine. But, established, fate for them marshal ally

It to-day. who brought

described

Catholic dares to,

men

as

strike

and

human

But

—

THE

tv

the Victoria

vast

.

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03?" COUPON.— Thl3 Coupon will to entitle tho holder one of the Wonderful "VICTORIA" ORGANETTES, it with XI las. tind order, not provided is sent later than No order 2&th. 1890. will lie without Dec, accepted full £3. is sent. includes tills Coupon, unless price. XI I, 'is. for all charges carriage liy railway, steamboat, couch,

probably

most

MISSIONS.

—

2

against well

members should Board, be more than

Manning

in it was Archbishop Europe;" in bringing Walsh who succeeded tbe terms to contending parties strikes .when the recent railway in it was occurred Ireland; made a Gibbons who Cardinal to Rome clear the to journey of Labour American Knights which had been from charges made against them, and thus saved that from organization being censure. visited with the Papal

as

common

dream,

will amount

a

at

The

to

come

it

not

...

8 1

not ?

prelates have been in the poor

Church

they

most

this

tlie

who Germany's profound thinkers, " declared that the Manchester had School opened a slave mart

of practical men. hundred thousand

a

contingencies might just

men

worse.

1890.

IN

it

Ketteler,

not

of

.As

since has such an powerfully pleaded for amelioration of the lot of the toiling enable them "to live a masses as will more

unpleasant which

so

a

an

—

mediating

duties

of the remain

termination,

amuse harmless few well-meaning time by the Taking admirable principle,

liking

there

must

uovt. block

the

showing

Act.

of 1/-

I'eceipt

Albany,

fronting outside the

Title,

is

the

that

the

Cardinal Dockers'

was

very

but in this instance particular lends tbe scheme in hand character of indefiniteness not

and

telegram.

A £3 Instrument for Only £1 15s. of this and Wo are tho Sole, Fropriet ora WONDEBFUL ami is It is a Reed Instrument FIRST-CLASS ORGANETTE. on as nil constructed the same principle Organ with Hallows, The consists of sheets, and Reeds. nnmie Full Sized perforated into either which are put the Organctte. furnishing finished a to the Voice, or Bolo Performance, Rich Accrmprnimont aro Orchestral Effects. marvels of Musical Valuable Tltoy a 1 tho and combine in themselves upon Invention, principles which Acare now made, automatic Organs, Organettes. Ijctng 110 in the old enough to skill performer. Any child requiring and use hands intelligently eau play the Rango Of Music is its Unlimited. Absolutely one in every town We wish to introduce of these Organettcs Colonies, the Australian and in order to and parish throughout concluded r. Limited to the do so have to sell Number speedily readers of this .1-1 IBs. each, hut paper at ONLY your order must be place thu received on or bcforel/ec. 25th. 1890. as we shall will not at £3 each after that date. We positively Organetto sell more to nuy one e.t til is titan ONE ORGANETTE person olfer to as wo unprecedented reduced price, only make this introduco tills First-Class Organette throughout the world, after one is in a we well knowing that received neighbourhood at Price. will sell several Our Regular are Solo of Wo Proprietors TEE WONDERrUL the and must from "VICTORIA" ORGANETTE, you order direct the Won US. or through our Autiioriscd Agents Remember, " are Large and Powerful derful "'Victoria Organettes in ditmbio Instruments, huilt tho most style, highly polished Reeds that they in Gold ; tiic hcing so powerful and decorated of nuisio for tiie Chapel, Parlour, produce sufficient volume There is about or Party. nothing Ball Room Picnic lodge. and in fact, them to get out of order they produce a richer sweeter been For Home sound after linving used a few years. Unsurpassed. Entertainments are they will idea of Size The Illustration give you but a faint of this beautiful hut we the And Finish instrument, will return to any one who sat islied tnonoy and pay carriage igmot perfectly each after it. its ith receiving It Singe Own Praises. we a a encloso selection of popular tunes Free, mi pad: Organette ail iu a If nre at time, call strong bo. you in Melbourne aliy on or Have friends here, can us, if you living yon request them for 1 £ nr. an to cnll and purchase you. w'isli to net agent you for the for us, send AT ONCE and secure agency ymirsi—Hon Sell tho Instruments at Each. Yon Can Easily £3 to £t Hundreds of Testimonials Received. Send moucy by Registered Letter, Money Order. Draft, or Pustul Note.

than

permanent

defenders

past

fellow-colonists,

more

to

with

appears,

little

ment

the

in the

we,

a

position." Catholic

of the

selves

notice. Note. order in

noble

which

our

afford

ever

Committee

for

form a Concilia deal with strikes arise in the future

of

majority will

Masonic kinds

!

expect

A all

BAZAAR

!

EXECUTE

OKBEBS for

!

as

they performed

eyes

to

it

common,

BAZAAR

!

to

try

IX.

from

j

between the rich and the strong and the weak, to their eternal honour, and fully comprehended

to

project

sleep.

,

authority the poor, and that,

HURASEPTEBElTiri890.

is

Resident

Pius

—

humiliating So staunch

:

are

of death.

proof

Christ.''

of

name

and

ing

and

tie

with

EYESTON,

BAZAAR

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of possessed would allow

a

ifcecouiL

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1st,

THUR.

tact

as Protestant treat Kemble, of early English history, of the Catholic clergy says " that Let it be remembered they

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years.

seventy

September

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or

Pent. Cross.

PERTH.

HAY-STRET,

of the progress Company and the by the public. and LIFE ASSURANCE POLICIES

dealings ENDOWMENTS

upon

placed

17

THE

MON.

—

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issued

wonderful

after

Holy

bishop

Anyone

such bitter memories to

nence.

—

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THROUGHOUT

:

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the

16

BUSINESS.

were

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figures

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of the

£200,000.

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SUN.

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consequence of Lon remained Manning,

little

a

even

his

that

of little the real

as

don, Cardinal at his post ?

—

C. St. Nicholas St. Rose V. of Lima

FRI.

—

12

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matter

a

long

as

Pro

how great assured the

journals dignitary

ing

6d.

Uitec

and

continent;

;

;

great

the

were

I

sufferers.

means

sure

that

by

am

it

was

no so.

j

of the hospitals pillage first the great wrong but it was the done to the poor

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pality

stands

of at

A

'

Munici-

Fremantle

the

of

for the month receipts to £15,464 0s. 3d.

Customs amount

August

Another

Me. Bockelmann Council the City The debit Council at

their homes and their and were turned out into the roads to beg their bread. That was bad enough ; but there more thousand were than thirty lost

maintenance,

that

12s.

Shaw's brought

Falls.

to

agreed a

new

supply for £6.

locality

weighing

flag

for

not

future.

village ruthlessly little hoards. looted absolutely

its

were

iu

York, out

fell

£434

vessel

The

a

man

his

of

named dray and

"

H.

at the

marked increase in the; in put under cultivation

this

work

from

appointed

rate

who

Bros, at a Justice

of

of

the

have

Esperance

Swan

at

"

of

things than hideous

are

and

annum.

per

that men

of

rose

to

the the

could

help

.

blind raved

;

howled and and there and stolidly

gaunt they died, and

they

they

o c al

Mb.

will

She

Mr.

bazaar

new

C. Savage started to commence the road to the Eastern

M.

a

Bush

of

Downs,

Bigina,

Mb. about A

roller of flour

tons

fifty

mill

is

A. Canning, has consented

Perth

at

district,

fine

of

with

£100, Mr.

on

in

to

answer

to

stand

the

a

named

Tyler

of

foot

Katanning

had his

severely

crushed

in

the

chaff

cutter

last

a

young

man

has

motion

costs

of £1

Is.

6d.,

been

made

in

the

South

Australian

be con assembly that a railway from Port Augusta to the West Australian border on the land great system.

W. E. Victor the City Surveyor been of the appointed on behalf to Council the constiuction supervise the waterworks. Mb.

Scott is to be requisitioned forward as a candidate at the next election. Mayoralty Dr.

to

come

for

F.

Messes. have

&

purchased' of the same

Climie

of

cogs

Piesse of C. the business for

locality

of

Mr.

announced

the

of the

has City of

Yesterday

The

Albany

the

sing

the initiation town. Two

received from which

their

of sites at

one mentioned, the other and Creek. Milbrook

Excellency

the

claims

to

1

select

for

the Nine Mile 7 miles away

Baker, Mr.

A is

Goldfields

a

the

as

also

in

week £750

Mr.

from

the

J.

Phoenix

the

M.

Patton

and amount

£450 for

the Imperial, being in property, recently destroyed was in these Hay-Street fire, insured his

offices.

for

supply reservoir

a

Kimberley

L.

are

Lake, on

A

the

woman

named

Mrs.

Gardner,

aged

74,

found on on the Saturday morning Beach, in the Fremantle, sitting water. When taken out she expressed a wish to go again into the water. She has been since arrested under of a charge state being in an "unsound of mind. South

of

Albany

the

of the" and

the

"water

a

discus

are

East

W.

forward Kimberley.

was

inhabitants

The His

within

Council

of

coming

field.

Political and Debating of The Society to be resuscitated Yorkis in view of making for the forthcoming election. preparations

Municipal

Mr.

that

is

man,

Boyd

H.

£3000.

attach

precincts

are

petitioning

Adminstrator W.

A. the

Land unsold

of the

to resist

Company

Crown

lots

municipality. Tiie

The Annie Hill, from Dunedin, schooner, at arrived Fremantle N.Z., yesterday week, -having on board 1G00 bags of oats. Also on the same the day Deveron, ship, with the cargo of the Yineta, which it will be romembered into the Cape in 'put disabled condition in March last.

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appears non-Catholic

iu

we

from the

prevent

excursion

trains.

maintain, ah itching

that for

An

all

of

hear

a

another

of

running

notoriety

a

This

though tiiG

lcLSuj

greviances.

present possible, fresh

Social Purity endeavour an

Sunday

it be true, as some is due to commotion the part of the on

j

Campany has a stock of coal sufficient to provide three month's of gas, but the Perth Gas Company supply cannot more than six weeks guarantee service of pure coal gas. By a free use of both out hold blackboy companies can until the termination of the strike enables them to replenish their bunkers.

of

the

Advertiser

,

Administrator His the very Excellency which informed the deputation properly waited him last Tuesday to ask him upon from to;restrain the Railway Department that running the Sunday excursion trains, the minority, had the they representing to be heard still in the matter they right should not seek to curtail the liberty control the freedom of of nor conscience, action of their fellow men even though do not hold1 the same they religious beliefs. them to He distinctly gave not understand that he would interfere with the arrangements made by the Com missioner of Railways. ;

the

frustrated

in

of

will

crop

in

up

and

disastrous

consequently

manner.

desire to

this

settling amciable

an

permanent

for

land

securing

the

in

and

their which

city

3

at

Vendors

are

itself.

in

the

afternoon.

of privilege to public properties free of expense, sales

.their at these

speculators to

range In

during owners.

& Co. announce the 20th inst., alternate every

on

o'clock, offered

,

submitting competition

auction continued

he

to

are

Saturday,

that

McKernan

Hugh by

sales

adja

is

manifesting Several were properties inspected with to change of the week a view

so

is

course

again

of

in

the

the

have

may

widest

from.

select

tin to tho front advanced for mining, the week, and in a short time export during it is consignments, expected, will regular steamers the port of be ready for leaving news Bunbury. Generally encouraging discovered from is the recently gold fields in Shaw Falls, Roebouriie' evidence. and diggers at yielded up a 39 oz. nugget, &c. report Mallina, Murchison, Ashburton, of the favourably respective diggings, contributes its Southern Cross while quota without materially affecting 'Change. not in much Live stock are demand. continues dull. The market produce sale at 4s. 8d;, and Flour has small Wheat is

very

not

3s.

sale

at

from

found

at

Eggs

Is.

prices. do.

Oats

Potatoes

Bacon

Cheese

buyers

3d.

late

7d., to £7. last.

our

do.

Is.

2s.

advanced

altered Ham

neglected. grades of tea is steady at

at

neglected

had and Pollard

Bran have

much has

Barley

fowls

Vendors and investors in land should read the advertisement in another column & Co. from Messrs. Hugh McKernan Mr. intends a McKernan conducting com series of sales of land by auction, and continuing mencing on 20th inst., at 3 o'clock in alternate every Saturday which is a the afternoon. The object, to be to would very good one, appear submit their enable sellers of land to free of for public properties competition thus meet in case of sale) charge (except and of the vendor ing the requirements the widest providing range of material The for the inspection of investors. and is an excellent one, arrangement of the firm we have what from we know to it the no hesitation in commending of our town and country attention patrons.

If

no but in less perhaps, Efforts at conciliation shape. should be encouraged with the

desire

single conflict

cent

the

fields,

formidable therefore

A

all

to

tlio

which

stiaiggle, the danger

to

out

ioi syinpfiuliy in the amelioration

end

only

can

and

can, hold

to,

wide-sprCtici

strikers of their

the new weekly periodical published by Mr. C. J. Ashwell, at forwarded to our office was Fremantle, last The paper is well printed, Saturday. the reading matter well selected, and the written. local items are smartly Though there are evidences of haste in prepara"as a tion, the whole, gives journal, much felt of well a supplying promise want at the Port. We wish the new venture and successful career. a long copy

owners mean

appearance

a

between present

the

on

difficulty,

been

former. for

Board

conciliation

strikers

sought by the latter, incontinently rejected by the is to be greatly regretted,

shipping

clerical

of

and

has

boom

comes

quarter Conciliation

a

Can this

to be

at

attempt

owners

?

movers

REPORT. 9

Messrs.

concert held in the Literary Institute The Friday proved a great success. hall was crowded to the door. The pro ceeds amounted to £10. nearly

representative

Katanning,

advertisment, that our column,

proceed than that

From one to establish

from

A

The

It is local

uone

oemg

left

present sensationalism

prime

last

again the

much

bullocks, roads, driving clearing building houses, and occasionally camping out, water to without their and thirst, quench at other times under torrents of tropical rain in fact all the works and doing the labours of genuine enduring pioneers. Now I want to out a contrast. point While the priests of the Catholic Church are their to the doing duty Kimberley like whole-souled what are the men, of. the other denominations clergymen about? As far as I can see are they much for the Kimberley and promising doing nothing, advertising "catchy" sermons, for the balance of their and, the but time, necessary, meekly wheeling unheroic perambulator. I am, etc., FAR NORTH.

an

are

conveyance enabled to

at

proposal

to

Mb. D. J Avery has purchased the German schooner for Meta, now at Albany, She is to be £535. employed in carrying horses to the Indian Market.

week.

by

Geraldton

cutter

small

Just

forthcoming

structed

week.

more

for the

Samuel Cohen for smugg of watches, was paid last

a number ling Thursday.

;

see

another

inconvience late.

hour

in

imposed

out

turning

every

the

was

circles.

A

second

Cossack in May last with two on Japanese and a Chinaman board to catch turtles on Bedoub Island. was heard of them until further Nothing her the Australind on outward voyage up the men. They stated that on picked the 16th of August their boat was driven and that they had been living on ashore, the' island for 17 days.

season.

F.

is

In the matter the Catholic

PERTH

A

has like something through the shearing

.

Byfield's

in

mail

by-the-bye

& Enteral,

a n

and

an

elections.

huddled,

the become

Sunday week the carriage conveying mails to Geraldton met with overland aboutthree New an accident mile3 from Norcia, by which the pole and an axle were Messrs. to the rescue, broken. Clune came

held on Monday night at the Geological Department Field Club, or Natural History

requisition,

The

with

Last

.

Mr.

on

with

missionary Church is far enterprise ahead of all others. It is the only one, as that has done anything for the yet, and it has done much. Some Kimberley, time ago Father McNab spent nearly two for six in that district some or years seven months a younger clergyman was his About twelve months companion. the Rev. Mr. from ago Brady travelled Perth to all the in Wyndham, visiting termediate stations, beyond Geraldton, and administering to their ual needs. spirit This the Rev. Mr. Duff year has made of a ride the same with the addition trip, from Wyndham to che Kimberley Goldfields and thence into At this Derby. moment Gibney and two priests Bishop of a foreign order are in the Kimberley

was

went

read

last

your

wnacever

ciuseiy welfare.

full

repeated

attendance

piece

have

and some preceding accounts of what the niuchissues, is respected Bishop Gibney doing in she in the Far North. I have an .interest' and therefore watch rather Kimberley,

some

of

30,000 sheep to put this

will in

of in

further

shed

a

in

in

Editor.

the

I

Sir,—

pleasure,

for November next, to provide to their much needed repairs church. will be thankfully received Donations by Brereton Father at and Mr. Geraldton, in T. Quinlan Perth.

call

R.

Friday,

the

The

smoothness

readers found

ports not

has written to the daily the formation of a advocating cf Conciliation to settle labour

East

costs his

to

and

evening,

when

good. more

from

was

35. E. Clifton

now

sometimes two or three at a. graves, the sexton care not to taking time, for decent burial too deep, go be done at the money." couldn't

H

despatched Australian

performed

was

Tuesday

.night.,

to be friends

disputes.

and

till desperate rats in their holes tumbled their into

like

then

cursed

are

Goldsmith

papers Board

to and the to the belonged them; parish bred them, as the parish parish and the pole-cats bred the owls ; the parish used them till they were past work, then the parish put them the where the into poor-house , and the palsied idiots drivelled, mumbled, and the halt and the

belonged

one.

Society.

They

and berthed

the

A meeting the offices to found

they

-

Committee of the Fremantle Building Catholic that Boy's School, counting upon which has been ever support generous them in the accorded past by the West Australian tickets are now public, issuing the a for of holding grand drawing of in December next. prizes

is

Goldfields.

never

that

conception themselves. the parish

be West

A party under from York, last of the clearing

English

spoliation working-classes

will

Blow"

for

Our

Victoria

s.s.

in

ball

fancy early date.

Dean

Is.

having

Dear

The

shear clip

time taking going to hold a aid of their funds

for the Melbourne on if practicable. Friday at Adelaide.

For after

for

the

of-

for

;

dividend

a

cent,

per

Albany They are

dress

The

time

yesterday. centuries

two

of

forelock.

an

fined

was

15s.

Makaals,

Mr. R. E. Bush met with a painful accident last week. A piece from a log of wood which was being cut with a circular saw flew off and struck him in the face, the nose and some breaking inflicting nasty wounds.

Peace.

Soap

declared

eight

cricketers

by the calico

Captain

the performers night, having accustomed to their parts.

Bay,

of the

On the Murchison back blocks" is almost and the ing finished, spoken of as being a most satisfactory The

last to

on

much'

the

manages

"

was ex absolutely Of the consequence tinguished." of the and reforming cleansing in question Dr. Jessopp measures " Our modern trades also speaks. he says, unions and benefit clubs,"

more

Blow

equally

year.

Bostock,

Dempster

directors Co. Ltd

Candle

a

district

G. of estate has been

farthing they possessed, and and rag cup platter. every did The of ruffians their gangs work so the thoroughly among that not only villagers, frightened but were the they beggared, which whole machinery of self-help at

that

the at alongside jetty Fremantle, first obtained the having permis of the Harbour Master.

house

has been of land

Mb.

every

had been immemorial

from

8dwts.

without

quantity the York

lost

they

bourne

e

39ozs

Alma,

amounting

last

despoiled The guilds :

Tuesday

schooner

City

5d.

There

There land

the

in

not

was .

that of

the

a

man

Bo

into

vacant

;

To On

long was

A

one

the the declared absence of will take

a

the

now Municipality the continued through Mr. ,W. Farmer. The election place on the 22nd instant."

at found named Mouson

been

candidate West Ward

is

of

I

were

providing

has

Mather

j

sion

of sweep answered

a

has with

balance of the Perth the bank amounts to

Last Thursday, Daniel Bryan broke his leg.

of their stripped the The pen. to our guilds partly to trades union societies, partly had benefit clubs. Some of them some had existed for centuries ; the accumulated funds, large of penuri of generations savings to those ous habitual thrift, grown of toilers by the discipline poor of in the training duty

by

nugget

;

W.

representation Fremantle

j

—

all

Mr.

Volun

be

i

The

—

guilds

parade of the Fremantle held next Sunday.

will

j

has been let us hundred call hospitals them for almshouses, they were and little else but that were that, Poor old men and old plundered. women

church

teers

£695.

,

overdraft

9d. lid.

is

Low

Butter 4d.

Table

6d.

WATERWORKS.

PERTH

9

down the pipes far making steady progress, but, of surface water owing to the quantity Tlie

is

work

of putting

so

the on lying to shift obliged where rniora,0w1

they laviiirr J

the

plains,

men

were

on to the camp hills, are at present busily t.hn tlifi mains t.hrnn.oli —

greater calculated

The

—

that

guilds

measurably

belonging1 im wrought mischief. It that five

—

the

to

funds

tlie

.

_

of

confiscation

o

"O

;

—

of the tramway towards alongside the Reservoir. Some little difficulty met as is also within the hills, the rock is ever and plentiful, granite and and the hammer drill dy hills

namite The pipes

constantly

are

are

all

caulked

required. and lead

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up pointed from tlie foot of the hills being used along wards, clay points where lead the plains to the Canning, into use will along again come points the route to The working Perth'. small. staff is at present comparatively The Men keep coming and going. from here who arrived batch of men have, Victoria about a fortnight ago, of a few, decamped, with the exception to their the majority being according to accustomed all own testimony, but sorts of hard work, things an being employment navvying" no could which under circumstances been included in their have reasonably Therefore bargain. they took advan of the first and slope,"

a

of doing

opportunity few friends

are

of

route

to

from

have the

and teams Yilgarn during

men

in the

The season is pronounced a good and let us hope that the same will be the result with the yield at Yilgarn. I hear that an effort will be made short to

ly

the

resuscitate

which

Political

Societies

would ing Jew" it

Society here. existence only short-lived, the Wander and disappear,

in

formerly in general and seem,

was

are

"

like

a

as to their present enquiries future destination. possible This sloping system is unfortunately of course a land of matter becoming rmlilirt wnrlrs hnainasa nr of lfl.t.A veara. times has the practice of which many caused bad results,

particular route and

Last

BmBURY. (From The

;

3.

YORK. —

week. communion day for the Sunday was branch of the S.H. members of the female At mass Father second Confraternity. to tho B. V. Gibney spoke upon devotion Marv. was, The 8th of September he and mass the feast of Her Nativity, said, would be celebrated at 7 a.m. on Monday. Benediction would be given in the even Henceforth devotions public evening ing. in the church will commence at 7. The York Hunt Club have decided to Race hold a 25th Meeting on October A on the race course. next, programme of five races is published. The Chidlow's Well Sports come off on

Sin.

beauty

persons of rural

September favourable, of York are

by the Chronicle Monger's annual pic-nic be

the

that Mr. J. and sports

held on tho 17th inst. Last week it was currently rumoured that another candidate was out to coming coutest this electorate. I cannot vouch for of the accuracy but think this, it merely surmise based upon the appearance in York of Mr. R. Hardey, of the Peninsula, Swau. are

National Library of Australia

going LLULU

Ucliilfc)

lUlUSfcUi

cti

that

some

Roads

good

forward

come

If

there

should in the

nQQ

last,

James on

place

i

They friends

to

leave

a

The use

the

large

their

monrn

York

free

held

25th

York

Hyagy

with

ft.

On

Saturday

the

politans

met

the

for A close

season.

be

may

and

Mets

by

to

and

play,

scored

2

!

|

From

our

Neal issued

the

Mass

was

offered

Government

mi

School temporary not large enough to hold chapel was the congregation. At three o'clock in he the the afternoon assembled and children examined them, on the Christian and Doctrine, awarded to the most prizes The deserving. was recited in the evening. Rosary The

next

morning

at and seven, Father Long will

as

mass

was

return

offered up attended.

to the.

Vasse

to-morrow.

Last

£20

Saturday

a

team of footballers

with

points,

6

ft.

of

j

!

with

points

running

between

of

off

Quinn

tho the

Worthington

won

half-a-mile in the Maiden

Handicap carried petitors was

won

of

off ;

£7, the

and

by

W.

fell

2 min.

Race;

to H.

10

for was

the

duBoulay

Boy's Race from the Mile Quarter Miller.

sees.

A.

Sheffield Birch ;

25

resigned.

Department.

Certificate of No. 8096, release Conditional

issued O'Donnell.

—

for

Reg.

Bankruptcy

In Act, 1871. and innkeeper,.

re

—

hotel

Adjudicated

:

meet

general 11

8,

a.m.

Court.

coin-

Handicap

Sr

n

500

Siinrlnv

and 6

recen

600 v

foreigncbildien

onrnllpil

at Maryborough. abstainers The Russian Government

the

play

taken advantage local athletes to by a good 400 for the provide day's sport who spectators to the Geraldton journeyed Race Course, last to witness the Thursday, race. The two well, competitors stripped but of Worthington was the fancied more the two, and did not disappoint his backers. He won and covered the by 6 yards distance, Jones

Cornwall, jun., member of the Williams Board of Education, vice Mrs.

Itttmfitflnhttiuul on

three

match

private

and

by-laws Municipal

published. W.

Between

their

:

to

Hobart

a

Supreme

to play.

of

;

play

Offices, —

The

—

Cornish,

The

match

Board

,

number

to

one

east the

marked

Alteration

—

Derby, (bankruptcy) 1st inst 1st bankrupt, Oct. of ing creditors,

goals 1 behind

matches

Metropolitans,

The

our

well

was

and matches

the

m

8 the

two

the

to Reg. No. 8094, T. Neesham. of Reg. No. 10239, release for cancelled misconduct.

The A.

—

with

7

Conditional T. Brodie,

3 behinds.

points, Rovers

of

J

which

buoy

By-Laws. and Perth

are

District

matches remain to be postponed one the Metropolitans off, between played and at another Fremantle, Fremantle, the same between teams in Perth, and one the between and Rovers. Metropolitans So far the stand: scores Fremantle 10

Correspondent;

own

" :

Albany

appointed

Three

Father Long arrived here on Friday, On Saturday he rode out to the Tin in the Fields, returning evening, was when the rosary said. On Sunthe Holy Sacrifice of day at 10'30 a.m.

"V

Educational.—

close

bv

Fairwav Buov. has been mov

it,

this

one

how

nrincinallv

on

Marine

—

July

Councils

Metro

obtained.

won.

and the

J

flag

Municipal of

decide

but

resulted, the small

behinds

eventuallv

concerted

BRIDGETOWN.

time

last

nmo

vertically."

former

and

T-T

Notice is hereby given Light. on and after that, the night of the 1st. of October, the blue on 1890, light the Dunn-street will be replaced Pier and red by one red, showing, green,

is

42

Floating nu

Harbour

contest

Rovers

game

judged

goals

bell."

a

Hobart,

October.

held to athletes, 10sthe a-side, the latter covered

£1 6 in.,

fo1'

Bay. \jAnfh

4-/-v

The away. beacon is floating provided with a mast and black circular the centre of cage, the cage being about 22 feet above the The beacon water. is also provided

between two George Hamersley,

and

Conway

which

nn

ed to the position of the marked the western end bank, and the buoy which latter has been taken

granted the of charge to

meeting

of

hop-step-and-jump

a

clj3f(re(144 8 in.

loss.

the

on

v»

Howe Channel, with staff and

n

i

of their race course, Hunt Club for their

Jockey

well-known a

i

1|

have

James ,

0

fun

The floating beacon has now in the position of been placed the which Buoy, recently Fairway marked the entrance to the. North or

Assembly.

Club

to be In

of

circle

u

—

replaced.

Warburton Prison Js

4th.

Elections. Roebourne

Morcton

—

An

a-f.

remission

whose funeral took Brittain, the following day, Wednesday.

both

flnn

Channel

2.

Sept.

9:

August

"

quickly new Legislative

SEPTEMBER,

Board

—

to represent our district. a spare we Throssell" provide a seat for him

were

3.

Sept.

John member Roads Johnson, Board, vice W. B. McNeil. Notice to Mariners. Department of and Port Harbours, Brisbane,

a

will

men

the

with

GAZETTE

THURSDAY

JUttipjUlHibtt.

liberal

—

separated.

GOVERNMENT

in in Steere-st., in a short to reside

UU

viewing the month of springtide is above all the most perhaps and this season the environs looking beauti exceptionally

notice to

settlers of this town, one of Mrs. Rose, whose remains on carried to the grave Tuesday and the other being that of Mr.

were

:

I

H.

of

are

after

shortly

the

hoped

Bunbury

being that

last.

desirous

there

was

The candidates having thanked the electors for their support, to the members addressed themselves the ordinary routine business and

whom the street gentleman is called after was here for a couple he would make an of weeks I think effort to alter the present order of as conducted things by the Road Board. to yourself Just picture Mr. a culvert that takes the width Editor, of the two road broken down with in the of the slabs stuck on end right middle of the passage. A person or on a dark night, riding driving would in all probability get seriously worse. hurted if nothing This culvert, to my own has been in a knowledge, bad state of repair for the last six months. But there, we will have Responsible Government and it's to be directly,

l-n liv

erected

is

auu

I wish

old

more

;

ful.

j

i

ltana/\n J.VUOUU

"

To

I

;

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to recent events for grateful bringing matter to its columns. subject Lengthy however are un paragraphs generally to savoury ordinary readers, especially who are those believers in the maxim of short and sweet." The marriage of Mr. David Bourke, of with York, Miss Victoria Gavan, of Plains, was celebrated by Fr. Gibney on

Tuesday morning

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t.AA

AOl' ii

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1

AAlVCinn

that

and elected, received

duly

cheers.

Mr.

!

VaIt

the

he

(iXIUC

the hands of the D. W. Stinton, discoverer, original who has a thorouglifknowledge of the iand. Mr. H. C Castilla company's the and resigns legal managership Mr. H. E. has been Reading appointed to the office. 1" the death of two have to record

I

the

winner of the prize £1 10s., his opponent by beating 1 foot 10 inches. A young man named Daniel Bryan, well known in York, is to have reported broken his out of a cart. leg by falling Police Constable a Kinnane, long resident was to Geraldhere, transferred ton last week. During the last week there has been a stir in the registration of votes. quite to have This been a godsend to appears the of affairs. The dispel monotony was

of

management in Company is now mining

|

;

Hamersley

therefore

42ft.

j

write

cottage

which

were loads of ore brought in amount last week, and a considerable The is said to be ready on the field.

I

to

sorry

brick

Several

j

:

Conway managed

6in.

am

;

for

declared announcement was

this

number of men idle on the Field. The crops are backward for very this time of year, the weather being so wet and cold. Associa A meeting of the Political .was called for the 28th August, tion but fell through for want of a quorum. Mr. Thos. O'Niel has had a nice

;

£10 a-side between Geoige Hamersley and John Hayes was in run on the presence of a Saturday, of spectators. I am" inform good muster ed that won without much Hamersley In the hop-step-and-jump effort. con test between J. Conway and G. Hamerstook on ley which place Thursday last, is to Hamersley have cleared reported 44ft.

the

:

j

foot-race

land,

of

—

Wednesday. The

on

:

to

took

Wednesday

.

visitor

own

Correspondent. M. Peter, who was a recently last to Perth returned York,

Mother

match

.

SOCIETY.

O.Y.M.

PERTH

&

—

pumps. in the print, appeared will be in full machinery working four as order with boxes going, the on the road out. At pumps are now to present he is making a deep cutting drain the workings and also prospect claims new On three ground. ing the Greenbushes, the Stanifer, viz., and Johnson's work is stopped. I

:

+

annual ploughing Leschenault last

before

t

i

"

have

will

Correspondent).

.

These con their place. appointed to the are of great service veniences a and have effected saving company A some hundreds of of pounds. from the tramway is to be constructed at a spot soon to be erected new mill, a few miles from the old one, to the of the Midland junction Railway.

our

own

kindly placed at the disposal committee by Messrs. Jeffrey Brothers. The weather having been to the boistereous up evening very it was feared before Ethe match, be postponed, it would have to cleared but fortunately it up, and a The spent. very enjoyable day was much larger than on attendance was former occasions but I noticed very on sex the ground. few of the fair were on the spot in The competitors at 11 a.m. and punctually good time, were the There began. ploughing was a 18 entries. This year's match on decided improvement that of last and otherwise, year, both financially due in a large which was measure to the Mr. D. A. Secretary, energetic was at The ploughing finished Hay. 2.30. p.m., at which hour the Judges Messrs. J. Maguire, W. J. Roberts, and T. Marriott appeared on the ground and commenced their duties. After careful examination nearly an hour's of the done, the prizes ploughing order were awarded in the following Champion prize, £5, John Gardiner; £4. 2nd first Prize Thomas class, first 3rd class, Rogers prize £3, W. 4th class, first Moore prize £5, Peter in the evening The dinner Jeffrey. was held at the Rose Hotel at which 43 guests sat down to an excellent spread provided by Host Darley. from the Tinfields News to. hand to be very continues satisfactory,

;

From

at

place

our

at

But

e t

1

The members of the above Society had a very pleasant evening on Thurs of the the principal feature day last, a mock evening's being programme Election. The for Legis candidates Messrs. lative honors were M. and J. Horrigan McHenry, and the contested seat for that of West Perth. Mr. J. Moffat acted as returning officer. Both candidates having their views on the most expressed of the day, and important questions to carry out the pledged themselves wishes of their a constituents, etc., was storm of questions poured in Some them by the electors." upon to real "puzzlers" was much put in, discomfiture the of the unlucky candidates. At last the voting began as and resulted follows: McHenry 11 9. Mr. votes, Horrigan McHenry

Wednesday night

of his

g> o 1

by

players. to nil.

held

arrival

The Canning tramway has proved a boon to the water works contrac great runs tor the pipe line for instance from miles to the track parallel to the Perthbelow the reservoir a great road thus effecting Canning and clearing. saving both in carting, to clear a There is nothing beyond odd sapling here little scrub and an and there, and the pipes, when rolled a few are within feet of off the trucks

visited Bridgetown, invitation sent

an

a meeting Rowland's Boarding when a foot House, Spring Gully, formed. Mr. Chas. ball club was Williams of the Gladstone Mine was as As soon the captain. appointed is will ground ready they again play Bridgetown. I visited the claim the Bishop's and saw some other splendid day Mr. wash dirt. has per Colreavy formed wonders with his small party his since arrival. I have been given to understand would have everything been in full swing long before tliis but for the caused by the nondelay

i

Sept.

local 5 goals

was

8th.

September

to

Institute.

they appear, with perplexing reappear rapidity. York annual of tho The meeting is notified to be held on Cricket Club 14th instant. Thursday evening, is The match approaching ploughing and auctioneers other and of, spoken of business themselves people are availing the occasion to extend their business. after some nice rains has The weather fine and quite hot, and is, if become very it do not continue too long, very favour We may soon able to the young "crops. to have the gales which, as a rule, expect bring wet weather.

making

the Tinfields answer

won Bridgetown The Bridgetownites by were J. by Mr. Walters, captained and the Tinfielders of the Peninsula, In the evening by Mr. G. Robson. was a dance held in the Mechanics

one,

.

"

number en

week.

"

tage

large here

left

.

—

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n—

:

were

hr

are

nrraijir-

ing for the issue of a loan of £15,000,of railways. 000, for the construction As showing the effect the late strikes hod on the shipping have trade of Lon of 140,don, it is stated that a decrease 000 tons of coal is shown in the entries, that port during the past six monthsThere are 173 Catholic schools ini attended Scotland, by 37,376 pnpils. The identical houso (at Claphawry at

in

England)

Bible Foreign has become Rcdeniptorist by them as

which Society the Fathers

a

tho

British

was

property and is

and

originated, the of now

use'

J

monastery.

It is that stated Chancellor von intends to submit Caprivi a measure to the Reichstag a tax. on imposing all Germans who are ineligible fur service in the and upon all army, German citizens

who reside

abroad.

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Interior of of the Minister medal of honour has decreed a France of the Father to the Rev. Gilli, chaplain for his services of Diuan, hospitals the typhoid of last epidemic The

extent

262

2627

injured

three

kingdoms.

received

of salmon fishermen

peal have

had for

recorded of the

Some

been up the

boats 41b.

from weighing have had the busiest

by

of and the

immense

an

several

past. years 200 fish, captured to 101b. each, and the time of it since

an Holy Father aggregate of money 200,000 sura approximating dole, amount dols. Of this 40,000 dols. from came from France, 50,000 dols. from. Austria, 20,000 Italy, 25,000 dols. from Germauy, and 60,000

admirable

ago the

Pope independent

an

Transvaal

the

had it formerly The of Natal. of the Oblates, whose body,

years into

district

in

is

is

made

was

the

to

directly

responsible

in 1886. Apostolic in Mr. John Burns, celebration the docker's

as

a

of 180 strikes during The number of years. in London The recent

have

Capuchins some

and

been official

entire Order at present 803 converts and possess under whose direction members to

The Tertiaries. 557,213 into 54 divided provinces. the Capuchins take a large Besides this, work. In share in foreign missionary have six and Vicariates they Europe these including Prefectures -Apostolic, Constan of Sophia, and Philippopoiis, in three iu Africa, Asia, tinople, eight and Caroliue in the three America, are

order

is

Oceania.

in

Since

1860 taken

Islands only, have non-Italian Capuchins part last in the so that missions, year there 241 Italian and 148 non-Italian were' of the Order at work and missionaries ; and 34 100 the year Italians .during n.on-Italians various In a

one

terrible

as

missions. foreign of the glass factories occurred in accident of the

memorial

a

crucifix

was

The

room.

out

sent

were

placed

workmen

sad

to

at

and

a

large

particular two other of their

tho

rooms

grew slightly jealous favoured and made representa brethren, to tions the delighted accordingly who superintendent promised their

ornament

Accordingly last

year in

placed

workmen, each

like

in shops Ascension

on

two

Thursday crucifixes

and the sung, after address,

to

its

parish which

place, priest

the

hymns

over

she Jupiter Mary!" with delight. wondering

exclaimed

her little named all

Then

1

delivered

workmen,

About the

'

for

'

St.

drank and

Joseph'

Alter

the her

health little

of

the

Mdlle. "

ceremony, ivlary, eyes in said her night closing sleep, in their prayers presence, naming as usual all her sailor which friends, heart touched the of these singularly When she had to bed, they gone over the past, and retold to the talked anxious the account of what Margaret had since. a happened scarcely year

who and

had died she could

to

thank

to

slip

box.

for

and

Nichol

CHAPER beautiful

had

two

in

National Library of Australia

arm

the

his

doors with

for

half

still

can

the

already it

every her

that

far

as

pet, the make

as

right will be

!

to

off

and was soon hurried away up the road far ahead of Mdlle

order

and

this

fact,

fresh brightly

chairs

would

aunt's

final

very and

soon

clean.

transparent adorn them

the

cupboards quite her

his into

not take did her friend's

She

livelier.

that

and

well,

promised with

orphan

an

being

no

her

cup

of

sad min bliss.

friend's,

for

in

raised

by

returning market. her

ear,

bells.

she saw of dust that

ji.hnnf.

cloud

every the

and

carts the

from

was

carriages

neighbouring

A heavy sound at last struck of little then the tinkling with excitement Quite flushed

Hugh jumped "

My

He i

quite

all

cprl

n

will ice

arrival

at

Mary

took made

with

old

and

sick

She gives she can't "

between

tlieir

Castle

and dinner from his Hugh away

him nooks

no run

of her, darling." broken now. and vanished

care

was

the

ever.

"

In

take

quite had shyness the interval

Mary's during

and familiar

and

now,

fihe

n.s

"We The

all

survey and corners

time

aunt old the about the

house. To

be Continued.

of

Loyalty

The

August

the

Colonies-

gestive time. It

articles

Colonies," between

and

Colonist,

and

one

have

we

deals

with is

a

of

Bakewell, touches It

of the Nineteenth of the most sug

number

contains

Century

"

read

in the form Globe-trotter

is

written raauy

i

long of the

of

a

iu

questions

nnt.

nrorrn

a

dialogue and a by Mr. R. H. New Zealnad.

Auckland,

on

for

The Loyalty

WAV.

a

will

firm

J

o'

7

of the globe, side supply people on this in the strength of the ties who believe Britain which Greater to the old bind with some important points country, Tho is to think about. Globe- trotter that under the comfortable impression and the the colonies are loyal, heartily to his Colonist open eyes to proceeds and. the facts which his steam-engine the Anti progress steamship through allowed has not him to grasp. podes which the colonist The two chief points that if there was a establishes ore, first, Russia and war to-morrow with at were she would Australia threatened, and her independence the the of great body second, of the Antipodes is rising generation matters There are several Republican. Bake will which we touched on by Mr. deal with here, had space to wish we proclaim

the

but

;

real

a

lets

colonist

the

the

of best Australia

argument

would

consent

every

and the

Sydney

will

nothing

the that but The

to meet have Melbourne or

at

colonial

other

regards which moral in the National

is

—

to

of

for,

have

Federation.

Imperial Parliament few e.-us

British

remarks—

his

of

gist

he

course,

Soveriegn, was pointed

cities.

As

the po.nts months ago If the native-

lie

Rcviev;.

it are to remain Australians loyal, on some will be incumbent Royalty show its face times to amongst tliem. with will bo The. dialogue perused interest in all parts of the Empire.

out

aunt had grown

frightened

!

so

and

!"

tall

that

hardly

Mary got recognized

the

given

Review an

of tho

Leo

Tasil-

of 'Reviews.)

account interesting conversion of Leo Taxi,

known French blasphemer. wliose real name, Taxil, however, born Gabriel was in is Jogand Pages, at and was March, 1854, Marseilles, Jesus. educated or At by the .Society the he made his First age of eleven the

well

Leo

with After

Communion of

piety.

sent

joyfuily.

Mary

the Month

(From In is

of

Conversion

The

it

thinking

Mary ran into the chapel to draw Miss Alice out by the skirt. Another moment and and the coach stopped before them

indignant

fciian

Nanny

the

the coach,

coming

and

with

play

born

him once more. seeing said .a chapel they whose then Mary prayer, was as her old not so ardent and looked out softly crept

devotion out

sea

of

at

fervent

from

anyone share in tho disputing Has she not been running good work. about after Miss Alice and Etolia from early morning ? Has she not dragged

for of

admitted

was

consideration

Arrived

freely medallions

gold. be

result

a

school, that

thought

;

of

As he

with

favourably

promised

was so so good to her, so obliging that she could not affectionate, forget him during his absence, and her young heart at with the bounded joy

and white all the

removed and sofas which

as

course

Hugh

everything The win

are

his

thoughts of his gled themselves

great

at

once

Hugh

deep. finished

was

joy

success.

naval

into future

harmony

still

I

for and in

that

perhaps

after

shrimps, the

on

Nanny is very Mary sadly.

said

nnrl uuu

coach,

hour

an

down

go

Poor

little

and he has passed his master had told so brilliantly him that he might take his holidays in peace, and rest, after his hard work during the year, without any anxiety. but less Mary's reasoning joy was

day

the locks shine like

Mary

we

the

carved finely ancl cushions. The furniture is bright so that polished highly Mary pretends see her pretty she can little face in it, and

am

examinations

IX.

their

display

I

returning, such credit

reign.

in

the window. going to watch

out

The

everywhere,

And

look

was

were

and into

is

convinced quite disorder, great will

silly

Alice.

in the month of the month of joyful school and and holidays vacations, once de Coatquen assisted again Mctlle. cleans good servant Etolia by lier her up house, polishes, sweeps and raises great of dust clouds It

a

to

running

begged to be allowed into Mary's money offering donations

"

too," milk

The

are

Mary

Mary

of pity mother

savings.

A

You

!

" Oh yes, that's chapel." haste and I Auut.Alice, put on my hat.

many tired

saved

having

been sent and placed in it month Margaret slipped

August.

Whv

!

nests

half

de Coatquen.

and

they

Other

little

to

puss my like you

such terrible anguish' not find words enough

lverohant

away their

!"

Alice." "We have

child.

going

necessary

Hugh." said Mary,

when

me

bird's

more certainly, not did you bring this year like last?"

you

with

in

God

When

not

hardly

grand stand

Aunt

indeed be seen death had made her

this repeat history times but she never before, of hearing it, weeping tears over the sad fate of the young

for

few

a

Why

sings

it

keep

I

?"

staircase.

I

is

It

Whv

"

It could she had

Margaret

near.

me

C\f

and

would it befit a little ; girl be bothered with a tower hers on head, ing big cap like your Why you would catch it in all the trees in the garden." and ran over to Mary laughed

good fellows.

very

lioraalf

her

But

!

"Yes,

crossly." " see you well dressed, just as I like to see mamma in her best lace cap and black silk I wish apron. she would let me have a little lace cap too," said she shaking her head thought " dress Why does not mamma fully. me like herself ?" This ingenuous question disconcerted

were

!

her, for

countenance.

f-.irlir

however

Oh Aunt He likes to

wnose

child of her that

the

on

ceremony

passenger.

tnis

little

her

f.o

"

St.

and

on

follows

Mary lark Auntie a

on

Joseph' came to pay a visit their old to captain. Mary them them and recognized greeted were wai'mly. They, for their part, astonished to see her so and strong well. with the They took supper family,

intended for her origin,

all

rnrvm

one, occasions.

to them, recognize to the figures by the liour. this time two of the sailors

the

an

lipr

t.O

little

she she

determined

of

might beams above

life

be

? no

asked

?"

Mary

you some out you rowing boat." your papa's Will you "Truly?

I only have black dresses, my child." "But your silk one is very handsome." Mdle. de Coatquen smiled. " like It is out of fashion its wearer

Clapping

hands together. the wooden sailors,

of

were

seems

shy. you

me

dislodge and catch

you, take

and

calm

simple

Frighten

shall

years those

"

"

talked

to

so

got

recognise you." He laughed heartily. "You will soon recognise

" her Alice," (she thus calls friend Hugh's Aunt) "you are going to make smart ? yourself See, Mamma has made me put on my prettiest dress."

Continued.

curtains muslin old faded covers

were

leads

she

like

V.

CHAPTER

to

to sat down hundred, in the principal hall. a little banquet also is and incident This touching is the Christ crucified important. ol the social .solution problem.

number

AND

SUNSHINE.

looking dows are

magnificent the other workshops. Twelve chosen by their bore comrades,

crucifix

GLOOM

is

manner.

that

Tin

i

t

the

of

Rouen

1886,

event

in

join

the

course

IN

recollection the child's and healthy

to be require loved. At last all the preparations are finished. Mdlle de Coatquen cast ing one glance around her, inquiring declares she is well-pleased, and goes

marks

ewiaiHw—ww—

and

Children

CMMLiM wm—M—M

lost

still

mother,

happiness

exhibition

on

husband

world-wide

The

7,881 again

faith

is

whatever

pei iod, iu its

50,000

now

its

sustaining

full

the

shipwreek

which

"

have passed since

years

memory. She is fresh and is supposed to be about eight old. She is ever the joy of whom she calls her father

days,

a

five

her

that;

I frighten laughing.

Hugh,

terrible

of

Do

"

you speak to de Coatquen, quite favourite had little

Mary, asked Mdlle

?"

annoyed suddenly

rosy finger added to it of tablespoonful she

large

won't

"Come him

little

times,

a

sly

Nearly

changes.

loug

so

the

the

dial,

guarantee

several

silent.

sugar.

shows

it

moon

works

of has

is

its

day, weeks,

her

dipped

it,

on

Berlingen.

be said

interesting

regarding

the

tear

The clock

Poor

lately

their

the

evidently and demands

it.

at

of

gives and

product,

his

better were the prepared people and disciplined. better educated

Order. claims

he

and

had increas strikes of ed by 300,000. and the the metropolitan police post of treach men had failed in consequence the action He applauded recently ery. taken Guards, and by the Grenadier there was no intention that announced social revolution until a to commence

publishing information

but

result

two the last unionists trades'

The

wear

was

Prefect-

at speech at Hyde Park, had resulted the late strikes stated that of the dockers' in .an increase wages in of £300,000, and London to the extent He claimed in the country £700,000. labourers had gained an that 7,000,000 of £30,000,000 in their earnings increase vear

the

a

and

Pontiff,

a

maker

for

On

clock. of

time

charge

vigorous missionary members are 1,500 British and the scattered throughout in various parts Tof French possessions head of the The the world. present Transvaal mission, Very Rev. Father

Mongiroux,

is

whereas, prefecture, to the diocese belonged perfecture

into

has

Four

progress. erected the

having

after

.

The made

It

UMUgfMIWgV—

in

in Berlingen, five years' has con labour, clock he which, at

living

seasons, months, and sun and not known what

festivals,

AmnviPit

Church

Noll,

.

Then his voice too was changed his upper was covered with a lip down. silky He took Mary in his arms and while speaking to his aunt he smiled loving at The remained her. child ly and

feather-brush, suitable for her. She has trotted down to the kitchen at least twenty times to inhale the pleasant odours that there be her fault if arose, and it won't the cream is not sweet enough, for after

is

Forest, and arduous wonderful a

years,

the

f»«nm

A

thoasand-year besides the

at The peal is selling opened. 7d. per lb. wholesale. of pilgrims The various delegations tho Poe have visited who have lately to

In

coast.

in marvellousness surpasses of modern times. This time to go without stop piece is warranted ping and without winding till midnight of the year a ten9999, practically

season

carried

Robben

on

considers, all clocks

and the hauls of

largest

African

Black

patient structed

run"

"

Shannon, the

Herr the

;off

falling

founded

the

him.

corner the largest of heavy for her to lift ? has been too with the whose weight was more

hospital

a

demanded urgently Six for the suppression of leprosy. while were arrested lepers lately at Bombay. begging in tho markets

ot railways the injured 107

wounds

has

weeks killed

wore

Of

their

platforms. There

fish

thirteen

first

persons on the

fieen

about in every the too covers, How busy she

an

.

the

year

such

to

that

Cape Colony

in

lias lepers near Island, India legislation

winter.

During

increased

for

during

this

has

Leprosy

;

to

tho

Marseilles. turbed until a

student

remarkable sentiments three ho was years

College But his he formed

named

u

of

St.

at Louis, undis with

was piety a friendship The .

father

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masons.

Leo tributed and

his

to

elder

bis

brought

round

a

articles

some

way

Ho took Leo Taxil,

at

the Free

to

as

his

he lost

degrees became

Taxil

faith. con

journalist, to La

Maurice

brother

of thinking. this time his

to

retired

various

on

paper

Geneva,

Turning

by

pages " To Voltaire it is vice when it does evil, when it etc. does good," another source: "Lying of a fact to truth, contrary

a

from recital to

we

from

quotation only virtue

few

lies

speak

recoaut,

to

is

N.

science

priests,

ministers, popes. Taxil

and

like

for

Church.

the

appear of the

She

victim

a

was

the

of

great

a

and

;

not

clear

his

were

to

con

love.

attributed out

to

such

all

against a "clerical

and the and

over

'

to

never

against

religion.

he

printer, translation.

set

two

Was Joan an wretched fool,

my

-

from

:

sacrilegious

of the

first,

my lies, burst into murmured

my

blasphemies, have committed.'

pardon "

the

He

threw

He went

against

to

the

confession, come

by

that' declaring the existence

priest

again,

God

a

first

prudently and as were

to

priest for

is

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all

zealots, their

make vulse

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and

an

fearful

havoc

gradually hell ?" ;

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offences he cases,"

turned These

tho

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are

realised

sweet

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goaded

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arrested.

a

some

jFarm, CURE At we

the

reprint,

it

FOR request,

the

is

Even

was

case

of teeth able to cure of toothache,

was

of

said

it

SCIENCE. last

far

longer if, whrn handle downwavds placed The moisture falls from the the frame and the fabric drys If stood handle will

are

upwards,

the ease, tbe top of holds the moisture, owing underneath the ring, and takes a long time to dry, thus the silk or other fabric with

commonly

it

is

covered. part

the

thns

then

will

it

SUNNY

soon

a

6/1'

,

a

crack..

HOUSES.

No

can greater mistake be umdo than exclude sunlight from a dwelling. If health be desired it. should bd coaxed into nook and corner, « every if hot. snu" does 44 fade the carpetchildrem 3|» will fade without this life Tho -giver damp odour of darkened

to

been

patrons a

unless

cora_

the sweet, f eesh atmosphere and air light cir.culate fnjeI ia sufficient t 0 testimony the wholeswueueas of the latter. house Intelligent throw keepers op«JU every room each morning, the sun. admitting In many families the shades are on raised only occasions. special Not only do bed chambers reclUire but thorough airing, the suu s vays should reach the daily bedding, which ought to lie in a flood of until light noon. Those who 44 tidy up" beds early in the day neglect an im luiv portant of health. Draw up awn and curtains ings that muffle

men."

our

rooIn6;

with

pared where

recent

Society, extraction or He unnecessary. the most desperate he

the light of a the eyesight by au requires effort

on

use

that

of this

and

stiff,

fgome.

At Medical —

is

the

TOOTHACHE.

:

not

among

antr

following

of.

or

This is the prime of tho umbrella wear out sooner than ing the other part. Umbrella are cases, too, responsible forthe rapid wear of the silk. The constant; friction causes the tioy holes that appear" so provokingly early. When not in us leave the umbrella loose. When wst never leave it open to dry, as tbe iteD.sf condition produced makes cause

publish

alleged,

of many

light.

moonlight, read or

awakening

open

Do

they

injuring which

—

the two

Station,

meeting of the London Dr. Blake stated that incision

is

twilight,

shall

therefore

near

between

ill-feeling

by

umbrella the lining

to

last

was

Grogee'n,

et,

uniformly. which

LISTOWEL,"

murder

at

into

Never days. sew front of the light, window, oxbest to let the light fall from over the left shoulder. obliquely sleep so that on first

dry. edges

:

NEAR

brutal

committed

and

intelligence Ireland

darkness

begin

minutes

on

to

of

Newspaper")

from

news

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gas be

read

v

night Listowel, the victim a man named Fitz being who wa3 stabbed death. to He gerald, lived long enough after death to accuse a man named wounded Griffin of having him , and this man was accordingly

famine,

aoute

44

following the latest

wrought

44

the London other night

for

sew

UMBRELLA

Miracie.

Century

coming

Never

darkness.

from

Umbrellas

either

repose

or your lamp sudden change

all

or

so scant light to discriminate.

their

—

sanguinary

the

in

Nineteenth

ing ed (says

cyn

This Erne

into country the utterances

by

his

after

contemporary, the Standard,"

strict

scrutinised

be

Uur

accordance the with had lie conscientiously His book has been chosen examined. as a text-book by the New South. Wales of Public and Department Instruction, Mr. has the Abigail to temerity hope the froth and that buncombe of his of July Twelfth will conrhapsodists the educated viuce people of Australia that tho struggle of a nation freofor dom is no better than a Popish In plot. an of all age iu which the foundations beliefs

sake

ou

Never

the eyes window.

it which be may of humanity and

never

simmering Hades.

j

.

will

decency, before or

mis-government,

rebel,

of

shade

write,

above, Never

a

EYES.

down