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weeks
ago the cable brought us Parnell that Mr. had pro intelligence modifications of the Land posed certain which astonished his Purchase Bill, showed and to which Mr. Balfour party, to inclination pay We said at the time that
an
to
the
whether
formation, tonishment
so
cable
National doubt
article
Review stand
as
to for —so
to
as
remove
the
in
return
to
more
office,
first
and, the
after
amendments
and
the
in
North
the
'
to
for
his
own
property. purchasing
tenants the within the
a
(2.) 1
should of tho
description excluding large three-fourths of of Munster, and
proprietors whom graziers, by one-third Connaught,
'
"
a
and
grave
at Kingsley amazement, took
Mr.
:
to
£160,000,000
enable to do
entitled
tenants owners
of their
sum,
however, will
payer 000,
it
The
that
this
amount
portance The be husbanded. to the land purchase tint taken in illustration place,
!
as
J
paragraph
j
lias
Newman
by
letter
his
denial
have
.
owners
he gives
this
been several
loft
out
cases
and
—
j
No
I
than has
j
or
j
would
this
the
affect
peasant-proprietorship Mr. Parnell perceive. as to the guarantees from jectionable to money applied distressed of the
|
j
1
and
the
1885,
it
is
!
needs to
is
the
The writer purchaser. out the difference created the proposed between Bill Ashbourne
and
loaded no
:
with a
longer
cuted vising
they
under
the
Coercion
tenants curtain should pay for their
to
National Library of Australia
in
of
But
a
the
to
Mr. the
Newman
A.
iu
at
whole
the
charge to
was
career
wild
"
in
of
of
i
j
!
i
say,
"
1
his
and
am
adversary hurting words," he had for Ho
went
henceforth
so
in
far
doubt
not
pre hold made
O'Connor
fact
child
Bench"
his
|
j
j
;
'
;
a
a
If
official, a
and
almost
number
of
that this
feelings hear). highly
could He
into contended come
improper for Blackwood's positiou
a
play. that to
Sir
out go which
master-General iu order to call
a
attention
to
the
'
the
being their
that
M
to-
B I I I H B fl fl
of
Her denounced
duty
the
on
Promise—
or a
words
apper
ing
meeting
at-
fl H
was
lostbv
£10,000.
queecH
Duncan.
v.
40,000 marriages present
liberty
Miss is
oWi| o'H
Mr. Duncan,
iH tb<H
Of these marriages. two have beeu his he is a widower and
4(|
owi| henc|
commit elderly indiscretiont| the plaintiff, now just the niece of Admiral the grnnd-daughter of Sir to
Knowles,
Knowle|
not
but
is
Half Knowles. in communication and
News, meat
to
meet
in
finally
Mr.
fun she pat with the
Franc'|
hersef
MatrimoniiM
accepted Duncan
appoin(|
an
in
a
busine'H
in his office. Mr. Duncan way the crowd of anxious bachelors of the services stood to be iu need the marriage and spoke of broker, and of his and of self, fortune, and houses. carriages, country introduction to Mrs. Knowles followefl and then drives iu the Park aud a pr
forglf
undeiH
was
A. of
question
of
for
Ireland
accouul lesH
At at
hiufl hfl ,/fl
The
posal. was
and soon
ing,
with would
any way the Post but matter,
this
of
has there been such a the engineer hoist with his as is afforded by the trial
of
than 000
con
He did not iu the action of in
Black
of the mature person age of 64, is and of the Matrproprietor manager monial News, and by his own has arranged and brought about no
a meeting was way to attend " be a triumphant to to the rejoinder strictures" of the A Customs Judges. officer in Norfolk had at been removed his own because he had ad expense dressed a a to a at question speaker Primrose while Sir A. Black meeting, wood was scot freo after allowed to go of this in a attending meetiug spite communication which he had received from the of head the department.
(Hear, hear.) of complain
in
prison
machine Knowles
(Hear, in
man
A.
Seldom case
persons portion
it
to
Breach
meeting charge
called
(Hear,
Sir
by somebody else, handbills calling by him. The vote on the reduction 121.- -Begister.
supreme a
of
uttered in the tended
to
which the
liable
criticism.
was
sent
Post
was
the
in
department
non-political,
himself
conduct on extraordinary the part of Sir A. a man Blackwood, who was at the head of a large public had been department. Many a man
produced removed,
Blackwood
deal of just the fact
great
w
under-secretary he desired Sir or servant to any public from a meeting of this
Judges were having performed
for
instrumentality, A.
B B I
an
to every subject (Hear, hear.) Mr. A. O'Connor maintained listen whilst two sit and
Barnardo's obedience
in
b&ving, of habeas corpus, which hud been Sir
of
Dr.
on
not
sua-
Had
Majesty's
of tho Secretary had Blackwood,
Office, the
I I M
Queen.
attention
called
the
that
of
appertaining
House
Euglish
his j
of and
indictment
an
insincerity
withdrawn.
moment .as
1
Mr.
the
on
the
to
I
I
at this had presence meeting given offence to any class of his fellowhe much citizens but he regretted it, was to censure not Sir A. prepared Blackwood for done having nothing more exercise one of the rights than
witli
correspondence and importance which the end,
drift
Reflections
mean
repeated,
We
tho
and decisive exquisite irony Mr. argument, took the world by storm. had the misfortune to Kingsley reply Dr. his What then does pamphlet,
prose for ad sum
matter
was
hear.; wood's
to denounce and to and after that conspiracy, of his in manifestation the feeling matter those who were employed in the Post Office not trust to could being dealt with where impartially religious was
with the omis appeared of sentences in February, Dr. could not rest there.
couple
in certain with their
were
holdings.
spite it
to
Protestantism.
discussion
whatever
it kind, absolutely being he would have rendered
'—Tablet.
to employed belonged of the community which
true, substantially of Dr. Newman's
Newman published and brought out its
tho
the
be true.
consideredB
unmanly act on his by his friend when, friend was exposed
reason
A. Blackwood absent himself
never
Apologia. was expressing merely but the
no
the place disabled.
in
who
speak
had
stand that deal of
to
bad
official
of
the
Office
the estimates
siderable
j
Patrick
to
Mr.
was
disapproval,
Mr. Act
as
that
charge However sion
—
Joseph R. Cox, M.P., O'Brien, M.P., and others
of tact
;
accept any offered bis who terms landlord, by a writ of eviction with one presents band and an to agreement purchase the other. Mr. Parnell adds that with Sir.
must
Commons,
lu'U'i
;
I
in passed by tho Notional not then exist of as Mr. it,
did party. but means now, by tho tenaut Parnell argues, a burden of arrears is He is obliged free agent.
fact,
Post
public
a
tion
i
Act,
to
agreed Coercion
As
but
he
if
an
Sir A. Blackwood of being pect prethem. On a recent judiced against occasion he had pat a Roman Catholic
the
who
many as
sentiment
through Canada.
the
of
one
wrote.
ever
in
of
a
into
came
had of them. Nothing of the sort As an apology was even it been done. for it left on the reader's mind worse verbal that an impression, by clever the accused had got out of a fencing
to discharge the required, of the defaulting grazier— on Mr. large grazier, Parnell's would to ho certainly prove
by coercion and
;
if
showing, favoured the also pointB
it
him
be
i
varicH worksw|
and benevolent -—and he had
believed,
Office
him for changing another. Even
too
are
of
of Queen's conduct in writ to a
graph
ol>-
the that
only express
Kings ley's para had that Newman Dr. implied with definite extracts been confronted before works and had laid from his his own Messrs. Macmillan interpreta
j
relieving peasant
he
brilliant
statement
refers
particulady fact that
to
me
was
reading
;
to
a good obloquy. (Hear, Those who read Sir A. Blackhear.) wood's would see he did speech that not impute any improper conduct to the Roman Cutholics in the Post Judges.
to
j
!
liabilities
further
most
to
'
used,
of
easy
for
to
in con
A. Sir chair at a. public meeting at Exeter Hall on September 10, of making what 1889, for the purpose " was as described a re triumphant to some strictures which had joinder Court been recently passed by the
It
them.
by
mean
therefore,
when remarkable document is Newman's Dr. hands,
j
is
not
does
his
not
he
as
offices
eloquence
furnished
much
taken held
;
right
frank which
communion
own
Post
put
;
j
.
be
the
creation
it
better
a
part
they
During
his words. into use of words better no therefore man, what he does to define
knows Newman
one
studying
the
was
anything
Office
at so hearty having my regret mistaken him and my hearty seriously at finding him on the side of pleasure in this or matter." Truth, any other bestowed on this The page of criticism
j
j
how
Dr.
remains,
oi'j
of the tho If, therefore, provisions under consideration we e Bill similarly of 10,000 carried he says, 400 out cut, twoland-owners would receive Irish allotted. But thirds of the total sum a
man
had the
had
London
j
examples,
as
terms strongest which I ing
j
with
April
Bench
io
expressed of the mean
j
to occur. Gross favouritism, likely has been the he shown in claims, of the for whose selection estates, advances are wuyle— the purchase absentee owners been larger having while the smaller residentfavoured,
philanthropic (hear, hear,) that it would
;
with with
one
puted,
me that I have wronged as my accusation publicly made it." He a draughted in which it was "Dr. said,
have
I
until
21 the
—
retract
to
as
which had long taken possession and which of the English public, the Dr. charge of dishonesty against Newman plausible though for no other " much reason than when is imthat
showing
your
you
refers
has already of the abuses
his
alleged, spoke in general of your writ of " many passages and in terms as of quite vague, ing," on one of the Sermons Subjects of the iu a Protestant pulpit Day preached Wisdom and published in 1844, eotitled
on
Apologia. each of the
between
to bring necessary the Committee. was not thorn to of the notice convening Sir A. Blackwood was it
for them responsible the chair on occupy that occasion because the person in I whose immediate interests the meeting bad been called was one who had beeM|| an old friend of his own, with whom' had been largely associated in
preachers and, on the led to addresses it of con from the and chapters
that
Kingsley,
terms
!
should
writer
when
and, he had
and
would
before He
in any way he had consented
think
one
im
an
he
not
the
by
side,
written
" He added, I am most from you that I mistook from I understood your letter your (as bo most happy, meaning ; and I shall
i
im-
vital
;
it
now
topic of and drawing-rooms
in
there think
and
and Innocence. happy to bear
:
tax-
ship what
of
it,
it
;
to
large
now
as
the author himself asked for of proof
on
set
to
little
came
history from
,
.
£32,000-
is
'
extreme
Biitish
of
is
Irish
become
to
holdings. that the
guarantee
and
the
all so
i
held; and excluding, a of also, bogus class created tenants landlords. Acby to the of the cording proposals Mr. out Parnell Bill, points that it would take of upwards
.
of Leinsterare
it
a
thought
matter
as
regarded and that
(Hear, hear.) defend the terms the meeting, but
strict
whose received
courage
success
morning
the
castigatiou.
read
one
grounds
Dr. Newman's
to
once,
'
one-fourth
probably
to
the
explained
slander."
gratuitous
hault
fault
he
proceeding,
have
not
some himself, the " chivalrous
and
respect
Secretary
what
against proper
waited twenty years to find of Dr. Newman in a justification the Apologia, when, so far back as his Lectures on he had Anglican Difficulties, at
of who He
Walker,
attention
their
drawing
raillan,
;
—
peasant
Canon
late
is
to Dr. Scarborough, Newman, never have seen it. might otherwise in justice to or the could himself not, allow such a charge Catholic priesthood, and he wrote Macto Messrs. pass;
'
rate
come
as
monstrous
by the
sent
was
of the
gratulation of various dioceses at home and clergy abroad. should That his co-religiouists it welcomed was have# thus natural; but it does not 6peak well for the public
The number accusation
so."
historically this
containing
'
well
least
in
referred Catholic
his it
not,
and
underserved There is not
versation
o|f
or
as
not
the
the Roman Newman informs us and the whole ought
Whether
whose
parade
parts oat, and June 2, the interest grew nation seemed to be listening accovd. were seen City clerks to their it as they went down
with
given iu marriage. correct be doctrinally
to
much,
seven
:
is
at
improvements
as
—
to
notion
—
the
virtue
com
Confessions which lifted
gentleman
Every
of England, wrote for Magazine January, for its own sake, "Truth, a
auta-
an
been
writer,
been
too
ing
be that cunning is the weapon heaven to the Saints has given to withstand the brute male wherewith marries force of the wicked world which
—
on purchase by the tenant
a
which
following That the tenant's im effect; (1) be secured from the provement should of rent theBill as it infliction stands the landlord to entitling twenty years' made similar That
unlucky
long
honour
History
that 1864, had never been Father clergy. that it need not, not
he proposes Review are to
that
English
and
Macmillan's
iu
Irish embarrassment for wards, Parliament. He, however, very clearly fails shows how the measure as proposed to fiulfil the necessary conditions. The
American
of the late
the and
Augustine,
had
in its Tablet to the year
says the Cardinal
has
in
Mr. Raikes remembered very well the with the hon. member correspondence on this but he conopposite subject, fessed that until he had thought recently that the hon. member would have been satisfied with made a having protest
by asked, ?" and
mean
the
of reduction of the to the Post
the
move
£100
Office.
answer
had
of
salary
into where malice and quarrel regions " could not subsist. slander Away with and Mr. you, Kingsley, fly into were the parting words addressed space,"'
"Apologia."
now
Mr. Froude's
his
on
task,
easy,
St.
the Apologia. It is an oftand perhaps told the most interest tale, half of the last ing literary episode Nor has by infinite repetition century. it vet been staled. That impetuous antiMr. in reviewing Catholic, Kingsley,
to
place,
come
notice 1864
—
in ihe tending, Gladstone's Mr.
.as
with
was
an
shape of
a
in
which
pared
it
j"
But he Dr. Newman
came
reply
to
Newman's
We
was
lying way could Parnellites leader's of their clared them in the article alluded to. He tells us in this he would welcome gladly on the part of the any houest intention Government to solve the land question both make
short,
wells
to
begged by
the vote
called
justly
making
biography
thing
anxious made proposal of the land question the chief difficulty Rule. The of Home not have been ignorant he had as de views,
accept the settlement
he
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to
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much
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fear,
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be,
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Bill.
has
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and
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have
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lands lately
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appearance
pygmies
appeared
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muscle of his body stirring— him to they brought the medical of the Conwaiting-room solazione. Tiicro the imphysicians to be one pronounced tho case mediately of hypnotism, and after various remedies tried had been without success, they at last succeeded in him to conbringing
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Government
local
unpopular them. Already
at
revolt
in a very inhabitants
still
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Council
an
force upon of a
some skirmishes, have occurred between character, local and the federal forces, and the are an extension of apprehending troops In view of an attempt which hostilities. mav be made to stOD the railway traffic
serious
JJLllUUVttl
feeling
leading shipowners, had been made to joining the seamen's
employers.
Itaiiaus
the
on
been have never from removed homes. Before Yusuf and Mesu ever heard of we lived in those from the Nile Fouutains shades, to
not
into
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mxm
17.
September
The support. satisfaction at the action of the masters and officers, and promised to give them every sup in tlieir determination to resist the port that were improper attempts being made to withdraw them from to allegiance
us
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efforts
aud Union asking shipowners expressed
the
on
wild the Sea of Darkness, and like the giants of the forest, we lime and fate." despise But, poor little things, thoy said nothing of the kind. They did not know they were heirs of such proud and unequalled their heritage. On the contrary, faces said clearly as enough, they furtively looked at one of us and the other " Where have these come big people from ? Will tbey eat us ?" There were some nervous twitches about tho angles of the nose and quick upliftings of the and swift looks to eyolids, searching note what fate in. store for them. was It
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may well look only people living
Jnteccolonial
Yesterday a deputation, composed of of various mari shipowners and officers time societies in the United Kingdom, waited numbering .8,000 persons, upon
us.
fitly
tho
FOREIGN.
lives
them
Yea, yon
:
portion
Cape Colony.
in
(From
Eden on the and Akiokwa
wild
Vukukuru
a
only of
Celegvams,
on/1
their
big
are
arid
fjfloa
spirit
too,
interesting,
small
our
!
time
with which forest the monkeys, but a step, to abounds, is according to the pygmy tribes whom Darwinism,
same
because
Federationist.
English
.jfomgn
As I looked at how these represented on the globe, my have gone to greater than scoffiirig would havo lengths cynics heroes Poor Greekisli and expected. Jewish patriarchs, how their glory paled before the ancient of these tuauihistory kius Had Adam known how toassun e
—
aid
have
the
thoy gave them and thought oldest, the people would admiration
is
:
in
names
priate
in
were
They
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is
premiership the
that
is
place
a
River, male
extinguishing and brought
theu,
prizes,
of
the tortoise a the years of life, century, buffalo fifty years lite crows, eaffles, ibis and touraoos a nearly century ; the the heron, and flamingo parrot, sixty From the chimpanzees, baboons years.
from
noted
a
as
tho
mammoth unicorn for inspection. As stood before me I tremblingly they earned tho little man Adam and the miuiafcuie woman Eve, far more appro
are
The longevity of the animal creation found in the rivers and shades of these worth aged woods is something glancing at. Tho elephant and tho hippopotamus aud the crocodile 400 may boast of their
rivers.
pre much
or
Africa.
the Ihuiu
flin
he ;.and ardent Imperial
an
always
and weight, height But my Zauzibaris, tender-hearted than Soud-
more
would
their
found inhabiting between the
is
His
at creatures them finding surrounded by gigantic feet four inches in height,
livavanfarl
cutlasses there and
411 iuuw
we
little
poor
always
for
country
he
double their nearly aud black as cuai.
was
a
found
suddenly Soudanese six
custoae
and
the Ituri the first
is
Westminister
'
comparatively population
in
Near
Lyceum.
j
because
creatures
be
might on
selves
lovely aud wear
in
small
these
Rhodes
Mr. Parnell's celebrated the proposal that the speech abandoning Irish members should from withdraw Westminster. Mr. Rhodes is a Home Irish Ruler the members at plus
sang under
as
in
attended
in the pygmies squatted Eden, peeling plantaius. imagine what a shock it was to
can
the
was
j
bright, the
in
of the
the Federation Imperial on his Premier that account in receive attention ship will exceptional Ho is also a warm advocate England. Rule for of Home as ha Ireland, but it testified by his £10,000 cheque; should be notod that his immeuse gift
of the of a wild
inidst
You
as
lininanity
beetles,
men
female
orant, those
being
Pygmies
love
Avetica,
hungry
anthems in cathedral stalls, copes of hroidered gold, while no multitude nave or throng and the world outside is aisle, dying of and morul starvation. Seek spiritual out men not in stilled ; speak to them, or seventeenth sormon phrase century but in burning words thai style, go to their hearts as well as their minds." sing
I,
in
as
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hut
young Homer
1
certify a
therefore who have
will,
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'
tear
me
as
;
hold I of tho
can
presents indeed,
which
to
personnel culled
and and I
wear
to
and
to
to
centuries.
fifty
the
the
Empires. able
had
has
men public including succeed He appears
of
supporter hope, end
Emperors and
Mr.
minister.
aris
6aved, as wo in doing, is not satisfied the mission the Church, Compel them to come is the command of the Master. This we not the religiou that need; to-day to
over
the that battered
Henry
of thoriis word to the
most
been
Egypt, Sphinx
fresh,
-
society
Roman
of
interested
hereditary danger that
lavoureu
for seen
professed ference
we lavish so much whom The remains for others. for 'salvation to armies',
of the most and the most
who
a
religion
ear
go, but in Municipal Guard
and not
in
penetrato and briars,
to
and the young innn from the pavement tho station house
above
db
this
they
century. to honour pay who buve outlived the of Egypt, the chosen
and
generation about. You stand that
thrones
princes, there -is
to
and
life
act
who
one
Rhodes
fiuding with him, did not
a ministry. to constituting have five tho cabinet from to enlarged six members the Premier by severing from the ship Treasurer-Generalship and the to ono latter office giving
and
Macedonian
as
and classes the people. grasp upon We make this mistake.
no
laid,
their
to
ability
due who of the
Mr.
trouble
liLtle
Let
Pharaohs
Pyramids
by
to
was
in
us
times
pre-historic
have
their intellect and controls them power touches own free save that which their lesson to souls, yVo have a dreadful learn from certain countries European of tradition, the in which, from weight are
to
their
all
heart.
plain
seemed
Thoy
;
their
Shinar it
forest
and the people of Palestine, of Babylon, Nineveh, Persia,
priest The
iu countries, particularly the people. This is es is America, The day tho age of democracy. sentially of princes and of feudal lords is gone thrones to execute monarchs hold their the will of the people. Woo to religion where this fact is not- understood. He The who holds the masses reigns. masses
of
proud
;
in
town
of the
kings the foundations
journtd-lovingniueteenlh us a little pause those little people
be ready, when are to obey orders hut, given with all there is vast room for this, individual action and vast good to be of the Church done byic. The strength to-day
born
united
in
if
taken first to and then to the Ospendale della Conaolazione. ibo to guard had fried him to bring consciousness water by dashing in his face and shaking him, hut finding these measures ineffectual—the man romuitiwith his fixed ing eyes on some invisible
|
till
need not for
tocracy upon care that none time has come
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there
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because
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classss.
ventions."
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Wewerejnst
and
Ministry,
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Moon.
the new and individual
forms he
new
Laymen
action.
do not
Do
Federationists have Imperial to Over in tangible rejoice Rhodes to the elevation of Mr. the of The Premiership Cape Colony. Governor at the Cape, Sir Henry Loch, called on to Mr. the Rhodes, owing of another failure statesman to form a
been considering extends just right up to the base-line of the Mountains of the reverence
Tablet.
The
a year ago we they had been located the nflmes of Watwa Tho we have forest
Wambutii.
I
before —N.Z.
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something
nearly
where under
by tradition an
The to he
gain. resolved
ami
Hekatseus, found them
never
we
principles time of novelties, to accord with
a
Let
directions.
praise.
American What if we
If
Society
geogra fifth contury the equator of
iu our black man camp. recent M. Stanley's the Royal Geographical
any
Henry
address
The
the pygmies near under of the Moun the shadows tains of the Moon, and I found that from downward Hippdrchus geographers have of the followed faithfully example
realities
to
superior --From
Africa,
empty
are
action, take
must
age,
should by the
as Bavarian Government. Probably, the Augsburg Evening Paper suggests, this was facilitated by the fact that Dr. von
guarded.
is
rot.
provided It is
novel,
s-
our
never
which
1
I
In
;
some
located
masses.
lo benefactions my rather than people I seek no backward I will sea of time.
go ahead. blunder ?
us
-
,
its
forward.
press
in
Bavaria, is also ad vanegrowing like a snowball, " to Another completion. stage," ing a of the Guardian -says correspondent been reached towards the final ,"has of the Old Catholic settlement Question of in Bavaria hv the adhesion at last
.
many to the
and
princes voyage
its
aud its
fellow-men,
Mask,
its in
age the
Adam and Eve of the African The of tho man was height that of the woman less. a little
four feet, He may have weighed about 85 pounds colour of the of a the that body was brick. So far as the natural half-baked was within his concerned, intelligence limited ho was experience, certainly
Nassamoves
pygmies about England. Hekatams in the pher
I love mistakes, and aspirations feats of valour, discoveries I
aud
I revel
industries, it for
eveu
Old
The
the
defects love I
resolves.
thank
I
article,
the and
education, liberty, reason, material" of the improvement Nor are these watchwords solid sounds. They represent for which the deserves age
breach
at £10,000. marry been fined about of common care in torflsfs nf her child,
B B B B
iu a recent Gibbous, The watchwords of
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while they trees in curious aud how tho little raeu took them to their and showed villages about to their them fellow pygmies much as would us to show the like you
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are
"
the
for
Own
Our
marry difference
damages
from
cxamiuing the Niger basin,
to
B B
some
plorers
self so that respect, admirer wanted to be he ever Whether intended
j
to reported have taken, beplace tween the pygmies and the storks. In Herodotus the fifth before Christ, century the capture described of five young ex
past.
elderly
rid
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for
fits
hypnotic
of a a in the presence victim possesses butcher and a possible consumer possible of its flesh. That misery evident in was
j
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B
of
to
subject
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wrote
womanly
and her
ness
a
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centuries Christian Homer remember may tho sanguinary that battle
.
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father of poets nine the beginning of the
before Era.
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the
by
part
of
the
Government Gothard Tunnel.
Italian St.
critical
very
the
on
part
the tho
insurgents, are
condition, of olhor
guarding
Affairs and an provinces
in
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improbable. Sir W.
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C. F. Robinson, K.C.M.G. of vVestern the Governor-designate Aus tralia left London for Albany on TliursA number of well-known inou day. to bid him wore farewell. Sir present .
in arranging experience of marriage had not taught preliminaries the ordinary of him to regard proprieties and he succeeded, under the promise life, in placiug the young in of marriage girl situuseveral thoroughly compromising enormous
of
injections
by hypodermic to coming
the himself, turned out to be a Bavarian, patient and of tho attaches of the German one summoned had been Embassy who identified hitn as a rocontly young .of Muuich who had graduated physician
On
ether.
.
fortunately
sciousness
und the
.
Un-
become Mrs. Duncan. Mr. Duncan's unique
to
anxious
j
:
i
Robinson takes with him the Constitution Bill of the colony, and also bears instructions iu con precise with nection the conduct of public in the business colony pending the for mation of the first ministry.
William
new
The
and
the
Emperor-
Emperor
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Germany Joseph
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lost
had
they
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for
out
rapidly wearing When were stumps
batting
drawn wickets Wed on
six
Resuming
ruus.
the
play closed
There
selection.
of buyers, and Prices were but
rates,
was
on
a
par
an tendency. displaced upward Earl the new Govern of Jersey, Boutli who leaves or New Wales, intends England at the end of October, with him revt-ra! of his own out taking
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as
hut
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Australia, intention of
manufactured expressed everything News
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are
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not
has
lie
purchasing
Sydney.
been received that the Alhamhra built Palace, by magnificent Moors for the use of tho the kings the Conquest of Granada, is burn after ing. the forms
is
Alhauibra which
sort
the
to
given
name
of
acropolis citadel to the city of Granada, and in or of tiio ancient which stood the palace The name Moorish kings of Granada. a
of the Arabic Kal-'at al corruption It is surround hamra 'the red castle.' wall more than a mile in ed by a strong with The and studded lowers. circuit, is
a
,
towers
tho
on
defended
north
nature, connected residences One of them contains of the Ambassadors. Moorish the palace the Cnsa Spaniards
by
the palace famous Ball remains of The are called by the It was Real. aud continued —
be
by The
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ranged round called the Court two oblong courts, the other tho Court the Fishpond of of of porticoes, the Lions. They consist cool small halls, chambers, pillared mosaic fountains, pavements, gardens, Tho lightness and elegance of the &c. and the richness of and arches, columns standing
still
portions
art
one
,
the The
are
ornamentation, but
is
unsui
passed. altered by of parts
li'tle
colouring The most characteristic time. in the Cosa Real have been reproduced Court' of Alhamhra the Crystal the A great of Palace at Sydenham. part was to uiake the ancient removed palace begun by Charles V., way for the palace It is long since but never finished. any of the Moorish was inhabit palaco part of persei vaed ; but it is kept in a state of art and as- a memorial tion as a work '
of
tho
of
legend
tragic
the
Abcncer-
rages. elections in Brazil arc general and the .success of peaceably, proceeding is assured. There the Republican party to be littio or no desire to upset seems order of things to revert to the existing Tho
monarchical A
government.
reported b'aarbruck, famous by the
the during YVar of 1870. Twenty-
are
whilst
A tons
more
gun-boat and
register
have
been
are
injured. Ringdove, of 805
1200
commissioned
been
to
reported
many
screw
made
engagement
colliers
killed,
is
iirc-iiainp iu u colliery
place Prussia, a place
in
Franco-Russian four
of
explosion to have taken
terrible
at
horse
for
power, Australian
tho
has
service.
The
Russian
foundered
in her-
of
three
Taurus
warship
the
Black
going
crew
Boa, down
has
seven
ly-
with
her.
London, A is use
shipment
being of the T!
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sent
Gas
of to
September 18. 1,700 tons of coal
Melbourne
Company
subscription
made
the
there.
sheets
National Library of Australia
for
issued
by
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in
furnaces, tions
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to
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store,
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floor
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domestic
allowing province.
that
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of speclatatotfs
did
After continued
their
stood wickets.
score seven
Friday
190
at
Australians for 234 runs, contributed 97.
loss
the
Resuming
the
innings Barrett
Thursday
for
of At
their
which lunch
Dr. time
the Englishmen had lost one yesterday ten runs. wicket for naval Lord the well-known Brassey, and one of tho Lords of the authority, united in was Admiralty, marriage to Hon.
the The
Sybil who
bride,
her
husband, Earl of
the
is
Capel much
is
the
would
There attendance
was
him strikers
at the large and fashionable ceremony. The greatest and differences divisions in official and of prcyail opinion circles Lisbon in to in. political regard
tory their
A
stiong
anti-English and tho
is
difficulties being fomented, situation arc of the increasing. daily tho King, In consequence Dom Carlos, summoned a Council of State has of the for the considering purpose
relation
between
Great
Portugal. The YVool Sides There was terday. and
a
firmer
tone
has
been
of the death the well-known
received of Mr.
are
reported
from Dion
mile
dramatist
to
the
upon M.P.'s, inciting
Nationalist Messrs. have been
which
tenauts
to
party.
O'Brien arrested refuse to
won
so
vs.,
by
the
The with
a
by
won
by
St.
Mr. Albans
D. —
was
quarter,
the proposal at Williamstown.
concerning
Adelaide, Peter
;
will go out conference The greatest generally The known
to
;
'
to hold
a
con
19.
the here
champion and yesterday, whicli classes
the city, during welcomed by all was of the community. A tournament the evening. held in his honour during was
lieartly
I
j
next after Tuesday, the be held on Monday. excitement and concern
J
1
prevail. Hon. D.
Wallace the wellman and owner of sporting Enfilade and other Carbine, Mentor, lions of the turf, has purchased the race-
Megaphone,
Newbold—
by
Melbourne, The
ballast
work
and the
on
20.
Sep,
struck
lightermen
Huntingdon
ship
yesterday: official which An haa just return, been issued t shows there Sandhurst, thousand miners out on are nine strike The
in
loaded The
s.s.
Victoria. Orient
Cuzco is being with free labour, doing likewise.
is
Brisbane, Yesterday
the
civil
the tons
the
very
have
been
six ship-
to
employees compelled
the
launchmen
all
went
20.
fl fl
1
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fl
out
to
launches
the
strike
Tug Company reduce to
the two,
of their has been
number which is
of the
now number running. free labour is plentiful. In most trades £12 Block Tens are Brokens 9s.,
£12
1
fl
1
Owing
tneir
fl
fl
September
strike.
on
fl
1 I I 1 I I
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week
present of coal
ports. ped to various Adelaide,
To-day
I
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were
servants
satisfactory.
During
I
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20.
September
constables. as enrolled special of the strikers The behaviour
thousand
j
fl
liner
satisfactorily Chemzitz
all
I
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winner of the Sound, Hawksbury at the Handicap, price of £3,000.
one
by Car Megaphone Won by
won
September
Jackson,
arrived pugilist, iv as shown over
lie
disorder suppress that 500 of the in immediate placed
determination, the question out. labourers will, it is believed, be called out next week and it is that the shearers probable
sovs.
length. The is Union waiting Employers' the for from its branches in replies other from colonies to an iuvitation the Trades Hall Strike Committee ference
together
actively directed
Hon.
Grandmaster Grand, Swan, being second ; Tantallon
and
and noisy The Premier with the
the greatest resolved to fight the affiliated All
horse
Master
;
most
displaying and are
a
have
rent.
was
—
The charge and Dillon, of is that pay
added,
of 300
bine, by Musket Mersey second and Cuirassier third.
at Chi-Li aud Santuug in China. occurred four million been Over Chinese have rendered and tho homeless, greatest is to distress expected prevail. Great excitement has been occasioned of prominent the arrest members by
of
on
Stakes,
races
third. The A. J.C. Craven of 300 Plate, and 5 sovs. for each, weight age
Boucicault, and actor, nnlhor of " Colleen Bawn," "The As "London Shaughraun," aud other well-known surance," The needs plays. report, however, confirmation. Great floods
to consider be composed in the Aus
Club Jockey Thursday.
was three furlongs, O'Brien's Whinibrel,
market. Intelligence New York
formed such to Justices
a
made that the Concilia
ch. c. C. Dangar's Gibraltar, by Grandmaster after Algeria, running a dead heat with Gatling, by Nordenfeldt Petroleuse Prelude, ; by Martini third honors. Henry Phillina, securing The mile a and Wycombe Stakes,
Curlew Black
then
were
the driven unloaded
by
Force be to be called of out, in the case The strikers also are necessity.
further
made Con of that
—
yes a good attendance, observable in the
were
to
do
to
their employees and aud returned to under a strong
to
—
j
and
Britain
Australian continued
sovs.
charged and
amid the demonstrations.
Defence readiness
the has
crowd
failing
were
constables, The trollies
Ministry, and has
IT.
continued
were
was
30
being
Foal
rioters
scene
mounted read the
the
on
their
on
violence
the
upon
called
and and
determined,
is
Sydney
Colonies.
Second
feeling
statement
effect to the the idea of
was
grievances, the Chief
were
Act
escort, hostile
"
come
favor
Board
of all tralian The
between Euglaud proposed Convention and East African concerning Portugal affairs.
was
in
Stipendiary
force of strong Fisher Captain
back. by the merchants, the free labourers, Harbour Darling
sitting all the shearers on out of strike
A further
by
a
was statement Labour of the
positively
Monday.
increased the
Fisher, arrived
j
yesterday's said that
who
body,
than of
younger
at.
and
Captain
mounted
unsuccessful.
A sensational the Secretary
gress
Thursday.
on
grand-daughter
Essex.
by
labour
tho Down
others. their loads at immense and
with the
Quay
disturbance
disperse, this the
During
between the strike
arrived
The
Riot
19. September Labour Bureau
conference
on the merchants
owners, including of Havilah, Mr. and Station,
till
Magistrate, with a constables.
the share
constable. special of the Mayor of
arrived
trollies
crowd which had by this time assembled stoned and hooted them, The and rushed the waggons. police, endeavoured with numbering 400, to restrain the small success rioters staves being freely used, while the riot with sticks and stones. ers responding
£5.
are
the Free
as a capacity The attempt to arrange a of employers proved to be
on
play
completed
14's
mis
heavy
stormy
to severe treatment, during subjected which he defended himself At bravely. the conclusion of the fracas he manag of his assailants ed to arrest one in his
Australians and when
innings, drawn for
were
stumps the
the
luncheon
in
doing
nothing Block
rushed by the Unionists. disturbance the manager
the
19.
September
is
by
commenced them
by wealthy
When they the Circular
forthwith.
so
ten
and statiou Messrs. White Lue of ing
all
Yesterday was
London,
do
it
the the
at
pelting
and
stones,
driven
scene
18.
Sydney,
large.
of
not There
to
take
Lusitania. laborers
and and
workers
garbage,
morning
required between
conflict
'
with interfering them, free labourers kept on and made con persisting pluckily, siderable But the climax progress. reached when in the was at ten o'clock
into
market.
unusually
is
to charge should be
I
seriously the although
the Government request to_ interfere with a view about a settle to bringing if those ment concerned immediately
was commenced 25, The Australians yesterday. winning to bat lunch the toss elected first. At time the Colonials had lest one wicket match is for 87. The being played on the Old Trafford and as Ground, weather is fine the the beautifully
attendance
with
their mail
the
I a
siles
the
offer,
1
very
a
sides displaying attitude. Early of trollies a number
assembled, the
hooting
its After bearings. the matter and attentively to the various some listening speeches, of which with the dealt subject very it was resolved to comprehensively,
August
assumed
both
aspect,
unionists
meeting
in
has
of employees leading shipping in were the employed handling crowd of strikers and wool, but a large
September was held in th6 last for the purpose night, the considering present labour
going
strike
20.
September
and firms
labour.
public Hall,
difficulty
slavery
test match between the Cricketers and the All which -was Eleven, postponed
England
now
present
and
loaded
1
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;
Orient Steamship Go's liner of non-union A large number
Melbourne
recently
Adelaide,
The third Australian from
the
capital
a the statement that decree had issued behalf of the German on
Government
if
during
the Portuguese with the Cabinet, their Senor at Pimental, piesident, in their head, have sent resignations. German officials The at Bagamoyo
of such
free
services, steamers,
ol
in
who Monowai,
Club,
the
14s.
load the wool stored and there, to the Orient Company's wharf Circular for dispatch Quay,
18.
September
I
of
determined yesterday moruing were from the warehouse despatched down to Harbor in order Darling
grocery the third
of
men
1
most
in Clarence-street, of which was completely gutted. considerable amount of property the damage destroyed by the fire, which is estimated at £2,000. members
ranks
£12
are
Sydney,
Company's
<fe
tug
the
6.
member
yesterday (Wednesday) morn broke out in the premises of
Athletic steamer
Tens
22s
are
18. Sydney, September and the employers are a playing game. waiting a of the Labour Con meeting held a recommenda yesterday,
Abram
and
swell
to
I
Block
nortii;
Galway
out
strikers.
The serious
Melbourne,
with to Portugal, regard the affairs, Minister Foreign has In Ribeiro) resigned. (Senor of the friction consequence prevailing with the matter iu connection the whole
called
the
the
fire
a
persist
having
Cortes
arrest
lanch
the
Yesterday were
east.
Tipperary
Messrs.
and
been
;
Early
oper-
hostility
of P.
for member Tipperaiy member for Sheehy, and Thomas Condon,
ing
time.
the Portuguese entered into
Britain African
which
all
by
gress, tion was tabled for its object having the the of jout calling advisability members of the Amalgamated Engineers' Association. Notice to this effect will be given immediately. probably
wrecked,
suspend
a
in
in
they close
will
issued
Lieutenant of Messrs.
INTERCOLONIAL.
have of an increase have taken a and have matter,
they
Lord
O'Brien, David south
At
been
been
also
for
for
Constantinople. in Scotland
men
demand
the
at
have the the
of
spreading
Taurus,
have
rants
consent Ireland
throughout increasing
daily'
demand ior The masteis stand in the
a
wages. very firm intimated
as
with the
(1248
successors
is
used
were
by lbnu-1-aliinar,
gun his
which
wall,
the
Both unionists
is
extent
to reported arrived safely The ironworkers
deny
has
fortress
and Spain, virulence. The Austrian
Treaty
merinos
epidemic
alarming
an
arisen
competition. the with July and me ilium
orossbreds
carriages,
to
Owing
keen
somo
of
aid
Metallurgical held at the October 11.
being
conspiracy. cholera The
good attendance
a
in
Wai
£850
that
show
closes on Palace, of Messrs. O'Brien and Dillon, both whom members of Parliament are and Rule Irish Home have been leaders, Ireland of arrested iu on the charge
has
runs,
now
hibition,
was
for 142 their iniiinge 19 the n only leaving Englhlim which with to make to win, they did, to spare. teu wickets The September wool sales opened on seven thousand bales Only Tuesday. rather were a offered, comprising pooi
nesday
Union
Dockers'
<
safeguards The first Eleven iu
he
been has promised Strikers. Australian and The Mining
j
additional be to provide for the peace of Europe. of the Australian innings n atch against the South tlieir
will
meeting
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tp refusal with .treat, on the inen, add their insistence Unconditional burrehdeh on the the of .the latter as part oplj' of foundation; a, settle-t possible; in: r turn then rnent. To each, awarded has the voice popular or but a! more less modified,
emphatic
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and
,
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to
try
eyes
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the telegraphic news published by the daily press the of success so achieved degree far stinkers ,in by the Eastern Australia has been varied in character. In where Victoria, " the had unemployed" question ,
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be
taken
in
the Instrument
the
it is, entered our .which upon books',:; vendor's should send intending1 consequent at once.' particulars Wc would here thank our -patrons 'heartily' us for the generous support accorded during and them the mouths, assure; twelvp. past to no effort.' shall he spared on our that part favors. merit a continuance of their Ttb6vo! of 'the« -sales, tor Full particulars' which entries are .now made, may be .being had on application pers.Hiallj',, ,or by lottqt-;or; :
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Ahcfionecrs',Swan Rooiiis, Barrack-street.
cessation unionists,
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.and held L D 'T- O N with a 189.0,
will R
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Geraldton,.
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anxiously
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Order it has events. to main determination a instances while in:; 'few
of
course
shown its tain ; for
of,
breaches:.,;
./-.the;
ihaye/,
peace,.
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to be occurred promptly (only the followed punishment) by, and the strikers Government' may on the S be '-'fairly 'p'ongr&tulat'ed deeds "bf violence at a absence 'of runb 'South time When' f'e'elmg labour, whele, as 'in 'New sb.highl1''.1; be said to bold few '/bpeciar Wales;, But'/ they:i-may cpnsj;aBl''h'yG own. and 'the'' strikers; their To neither side can beeh enrolled ; '! " themselves, the of viobe said to have opiiiion public party as some will have it, have for unqualified'1 lence," given, "support; has -the iGovernmenti 'the made mistakes. /c iThe; offered ;each services of .hundred .strikers' "for instance has five., special position been constables in case of need. The not re-" .generally aire not satisas however' an employers1 entirely igarded justifiable Had- the Marine one. Officers' ':fied, they will have 'the govern to measures ment Association not with' adopt drastie !
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carrier,-
(Signed)
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of their usual avocatipna has therefore caused lull in trade. In only a passing the of Queensland too, posture when' affairs from the viewed democratic does not: standpoint" South Ausappear encouraging. tralia has furnished a more successful .field allies of f,or the,
busy
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the
of
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at the stage just the unfortunate present between labour and the abundant occurred, of " free labour" has largely '
.diypysity
cabinets"
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generally
ministries,
acute
an
supply compensated
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,k-(,'Ov
reached moment
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in
Instrument
A £3 ,for Only. £1 16s. Wo oro tho Sole, Troprietora of this WONDERFUL and is It is a Reed Instrument and FIRST-CLASS ORGANETTE. same ns nn on tho principle Orgun with constructed Bellows) ,ind Full music consists of perforated Sized Rueds. 'i'ho. shoots, -which nro tho OrgiHictte, cither Finished put into furnishing to Solo Performance, a Rich Accompaniment the Voice, or Valuable aro Orchestral Effects. Tliey marvels of Musical themselves 1 the and combine in a principles Invention, upon which automatic &c. arc now Organs, Organeties. heing made, child no in tliu old enough to requiring skill pel-former. Any can uso its hands intelligently play, and tho Range of Music is Unlimited. Absolutely of these Organettcs in every town Wo ono wish to introduce the in ordor to and parish Australian Colonies, and throughout do so to sell a Limited Number to the speedily have conclnded £1 IBs. each, hut order at ONLY your must ;rcnilers of this paper >bo received ou or heforoDec. 25th. 1S90. as we shall place tho at £3 each aftor that dato. Wo will not/ Organetto positively more to any one at sell than ONE ORGANETTE person this to as we offer reduced price, only niako this unprecedented the this First-Class Organetto throughout world, introduce we wel I knowing that after oncjs received in a neighbourhood at Our -.Price, will sell several Regular Wo aro tho Solo of THE WONDERFUL. Proprietors from "VICTORIA" ORGANETTE, and, yqu must ordor direct us. or our Authorised Remember, tho Won through Agents, Powerful derful'/Victoria" Organcttes aro Large and tho most durahio highly Instruments', built in stylo, polished in- Gold |.tIfa Bceds being bo powerful that they anil dccoratcd volume Parlour, produce sufficient of inusio for the Chapel, is nothing Room or Picnio Party. There about Lodge. Ball of order; in and them to get out fact, they produce a richer been sweeter sound used a few years. after liavhig For Home they are; Unsurpassed. .; Entertainments Tho Illustration' still a faint BlZO give you but idea of of this beautiful but we will return the and Finish instrument, to any one satisfied and who is>uot perfectly money pay carriage after it. its CWrii Praises. each receiving It Sings' With eucloso a selection of popular wo tunes Free, and paek Organetto all in a nro in Melbourne at any call strong box. If you tirno, on or if have friends living bore, you can us, you requcBt them to call for If wish to act as and purchase you. you an agent the for us, for your section. send AT ONCE nnd secure ngency the Instruments at £3 Sell to £4 Each. You Cart Easily Hundreds of Testimonials Received; Send money by Registered or Postal Note. Letter, Money Order, Draft,
in
I-IUGH
Musical World.
Marvellous
.
lot
NQTEEacli: order,
Most
sampnr,
of the
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of vendors/we and in the interests for land the abo.ve arrangement. have decided upon to meet calculated best public ivcqifircinentsj shall be adhered, to until further and -which
support
the
the
.....the platform, of view exists.;, deed differences
,
.
facilitaieMncreaijingdemiuHls
'to
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Ihoi'dev
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as
state,
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THURSDAY,
1890.
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Be in. indefatigable your, purpose, undaunted resist and spirit iniquity evil with .conquer, good, having before your the reward those who combat prepared" for the name Christ. —Pius ij-XV. of, with
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'but" .of one certain vve',:are thing1 that -will adthoughtful people mire the r" de espriP 'corps whichhas -prompted' "thousands men. of .all,.; trades ;of working have virtually no "(who grievance.) of,, their., ovn),,, |tp,,(1giy,e up,. their
hardly
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W. A.
Perth,
fTTENDERS are invited, up to FRIDAY, 14th November,' for the erection of a four-roomed brick COTTAGE on Lot E 85 Stoke-street. Plans and specifications, be seen on may to Mr. Rowland application Jones, 5, Central Chambers Town Hall.
EYESTON,
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on
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themselves placing on the same as were it footing with t'h'e meh! as" another while, result of ; 'this 'hew' 'departure, the owners' interests in contra distinction to the. would mens' not have adequate if any, re on board..' Qn the presentation other hand it has been felt that, theofficers dohstitute clh'sS mem .as well jof qualified by education/ .and, general vintelligenoe 'to an on form most opinion matters as section of the any -and' better than' !people> qualified any1 other to judge of the spbialof tlieir"6wn exigencies position; that in therefore, jand deciding to throw in their lot with -their
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Correspondent. announcement the Cathocourse on' was held on the race lie pic-nic There was a large Thursday. gathering The of children and adults. day was fine and the locality was most beautifully The pror charming in its vernal aspect. was of of sports, etc., gramme pastimes,! moat eniovable and varied character, a and, were the viands, qtc. inex-. refreshments, The Very 'Rev.' haustible. ,Fr. Gibney,/ are to and their assistants the good sisters the. success of :the bo congratulated, upou entertainment. Pleasure and genial mirth the attonded large gathering— or, figur-i overcast no dark -cloud atively speaking,, the the affairs nor obscured aspect -ofvault of heaven. blue The little ones and in for all their bigger companions went as woll pleased., in pleasures, appearing
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without
R'eAdiiig creditable-'
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cieaf,,
f
;
next the 27fch irist." the hearty co-op/erd--/1// to aid therri tion of the people of Irislitown in making the celebration of the day ai
the
tq Xakingi
Mqrijday.ias£. is as usual
exliibitibn Dog aA'd'l'Pbtiltryl arid Tuesday
ought
in'
,ff?ri,-bho
Railway-
stitution
;Rpiriah'i''E'ni'piroi/
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place
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the
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Patri'acli and -"jire'SeiifejcT interfered Bureau, qf the'. With 'a copy b' /tlie letfer /of,' censorship lie iva's addressed Paul, which;. slioived,' not to tlie but people qf / Galata, tp a
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editor tlVq
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protb'st
sales
land;
to
for
called
was
visible at which1 .of
Avas
meeting
public
-.The
move.
realized, including ;T-he sale-' which took transactions place The £1,200. hour, subsequently, though Perth audiences, peemed to -suit the neAv.tq people. q-ftmirably.".
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requested,
que, and
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MR. W. .A.l;GALB,'77Veeja"I.)appq' General in the 'room o.tjie late. Registrar Mr: Gf. 'd.l 'held -the Knigiit. ".'Mr. .d'lc the, pf .office during. acting '.apppiqtinent absence ,.on and ..leave,--; Mr/ Knighjjls manner in- Avhiclii hei pre by. tiie judging, thei W bst- Aus issue .-ofipared the sreceht-
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iri letter, your anti-Cathdlic. douht no Argus" is, you are, a Coriservative Freetrade joru-nal. it is and thoroughly anti-Irish, as
iri the opposed to any concession to our local kinsmen -government the As regards it is across sea. religion, Avithout douKt But it sets forth bigoted; its arguments in a straight-forward man in 'so1 'inuch' of the ner, withorit indulging Catholics .that we are irritating tlqnguage, to in. Protestant accustomed! -read, journals Catholic wheii customs. It is, cyiticising I believe, in favor' edu of, denominational arid, it to cation," for my own -piart.I prefer The the. "-AgA" Agef is a thoroughly. anti-If ish' 'paper' criticises arid; everything Catholic It' attacks TegarcQep /df the truth. rind our Archbishop clefgy ori the slightest and' always ready to irisert oppor ttiMtyi;
form
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realised,
remarked you and anti-Irish,
as
utterly
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not the. was attendance, .but -bidding., of >lots were;p.assed spinted arid.a.numh.ci'i in'/ By the $ay 's. sales and subsequent a,, sum .of £1200 was transactions. private
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Mather
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in the empire.1 The streets city are1 left in a' very and in dirty 'Oonditiori bad Trtide is very/brisk, arid the repair: labor market consequently although easy, 1 believe father dull. afb'at'preserit' thirigs to 'the Argus" and1 ""Age,"
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sales
wpll-wisheys' hopipg.
Mr
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remarks
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"last"
learne'd
Salomon's
in the return resulted of .87, votbs, .majority Mather being :145. for -Mr. a
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parallel.'
match
ploughing
as" successful mbetirigs' yet held Greenhills Farmers Club. by tlie Tlie match was held in Mr. J. FrencKV and the weather turned field, Irislitown,
of
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Melbourne
unhealthy
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that
opinion
prbdiictive r uri' in thbi rush/to the Avas drainage
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however also been
fbt |tb -proVidO'd rdptesehtatiyfe' Was lie'ldlast Ward of Frem'antle' 'Mr. There Avere' two candidate, Monday. Smith: The show iand -Mr. T. W... Mather of of hands: declared to be1 in favour ,.Avas demanded a poll. the former and the -latter
Sir ignorp. and as this,; week from Mr. in the Legisla
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the Administrator Excellency accomG. Eee-Steere, his Private panied by-Mr., and the Secretary, Phillips, 'Major Gbmmissipnef of Police/weiit by the South' cAustraliaii tb"Qefaldton on Monday! bCen !HG" lias" invited oyeriiiig.by the: Gi'eenou»h Partner's' Ciub fd hA present ail their 'ann'rial'diriricf 'will .lie helcd which,' He is to' be fur flier 'to-day/ eritertainedj residents a at, ,of Geraldjtop banquet bjj tbq Ball. It is he will! /expect/ed/. that, return "and -.reach Perth iwilj: -in! overlari4 a time. forf night's, abpjit
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prize.
all
vines.
an
it
good
is
the
ever,
may
generally
took They fraternity place on Sunday. of the were reminded given injunction a few com them Sundays ago to offer for the 'Northern munion and prayers Dr. Gibney, Mission ers and His Lordship St. Matthew's his feast on day, it being At mass Fr. second Gibney Day. and the love of upon charity preached the assistance of the He requested God.
experiencing
to
that
known,
But make exceptions. in particular must not omit to state we in that that the tea made day was equal ever I have to any refreshing properties until The did not cease tasted. sports but the day's the had sun descended, is a lasting impression. pleasure of members The monthly communion male of the S.H. Con of the branch rude
appear
how
pretty sulphur
powdered
five
Many had and
the remedy against blight. tried it here even vines that have on been with the for affected blight years results in every with most satisfactory
The
partially of
tinued have
been of the
some
Mr.
H.
of
weather late. The serious on the
making crops
Mr. reside of the
we
have
has, junr., sufferer from the Venn and Mrs. are at Dardanup Park month. Mr.
about
MILITARY
the
Wednesday
to
aid of the is announced
The
went
Brady
Fr.
out
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17.
without be as
Sunday Brady
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Sir
J.
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be
probably
returned, unBlackwood opposed, Bunbury We districts, are respectively. anxiously the form of waiting great change in our think when that the government, many dull state of affairs will present give way, that the
under
colony future other
prosperous some
the
on
how such
the to
unripe events, new
been
people
wants of to than
!
("From
the
south have j
under the present Government. The of the south have many grievances, the amongst wrongs they is the suffered, have been way
working true
lines
the
be told. should this
why We
are
and others state of the Greenbushes. not
the cannot
road,
but there are of which a similar
;
Yet
they railway
constantly complaining
be
it
is
an
ex
teamsters the bad
mere
claims while
fact,
its really, present to the district. Cartage and from the tinfield is very but this cannot be wondered I have heard many express
that the charge for carting surprise Greenbushes is not even much than it the bad is, con considering
brought
Pump ditional for the per Most
with
out
convenience to
so
shortly, as it
locality the blight most people,
ready farmers that
the
field,
With
he
in
may
great
years made its
thinking
has
to be
expects
are we
managing a Flood's this ad
have about for carting.
as
was first
is
Greenbushes,
horse-gear.
future, week of our
vineyards,
to
who
six
going
hope
in to
able
tons for see
of new
this
a
vine-growing gone When by. here
appearance
there
was
National Library of Australia
no
so
the the
Roll.
of the of his
the
battery
Ad
had
of members. and shot shell held Artillery
its
practice two
Bhots
man
per
could shooting The battery. by the prize awarded went The
to
Gunner
Marksmen
!
of
Saturday M.R.Y.,
'
fell
the
good at
of
whose
a
has
been
whose
shot
£10
for
fired
the for
on
of
Harry Armitage of
score
47
was
very
a
The wind the day. considering the overmastered completely who all scored marksmen, abnormally one
The
Adjutant
Force
will
place
in
incident inson
and
be
at
is
whither Albany, the Plantagenet that the" corps again. It is expected
he
requires that
the Act.
to up it
has
re-organising members
the
to
upon of
of the
take
big ceremonies
and
pageants reception
visit look
a
to gone Rumour
Rifles.
called
the to the
on
present has
Sir
Proclamation The suggested
a
Wm.
of
the
Rob Con
torchlight to seems, however, procession of volunteers be rather an un-military proceeding. The Prize the of Anniversary Firing is announced for the Rifles, Metropolitan and is 15th proximo, a committee already
red :
engaged It
may
collecting not
.oniunni'lmg not-
prizes. known
be
Single
entitled
bear
to
"Captain-Commandant." to
advertisements standing.
the
that
not
much
the Floyd their puddling :
to
give has stopped machine
news
re
is
the work
GOVERNMENT
THURSDAY
officers
Company
are Corps designation Certain recent notwith contrary
the
GAZETTE
SEPTEMBER,
18th
Legislative Council. Proclamation further the Legislative Council proroguing 14 to November 4 next. from October Assent to an Act. The Royal Royal has been to Assent given the Act "An Act to reduce intituled the dutv on for and other purposes. pearshell, Appointments. A. W. to be Gale, vice the late G. C. Registrar-General, deceased H. W. Macpherson, to Knight, act as a under the "Labor justice Registry Act, 1884," at the port of Broome at Ludlow, postmistress Mary Moriarty, vice Wm. of The appointment Moriarty. of W. J. as Hancock, superintendant and Telephones, has been con Telegraphs of State, firmed by the Secretary Tenders. Invited for the conveyance mails between various in the of places for the erection front of a gallery colony in the Legislative Council Chamber, a new at Beverley platform Railway Station and at the Fremantle also for jetty sheds ; of linemen's carts and harness for supply the Telegraph iepartment. —
being
a to Pearce brother Mr. has taken over the manage Chas. Pearce of Mr. Chas. ment the Spring Gully. Pearce has who was managing the Floyd, claim opened a fresh adjoining Spring where he is getting some Gully, very good G. Scott and Donovan tin. I hear Messrs. start and this will are about to make a for hands. work more I notice provide work on a Mr. Duggan has commenced the next Messrs. claim Bishop's. arrived with the on Colreavy pumps in full and had one Tuesday, swing on Wednesday, but the weather being so wet done. little washing was very match did not come as The football off too short for the Bridgethe notice was men townites to together. get their D. Hay, of Bunbury, started on Mr. last a with of men to party Monday liia but I have not hoard claims, prospect
pre-
jg.
TheH
—
;
H IH
H H H 1 & '
"
as
given
also
—
:
of this
men
Rifles
the Force Private
of
Fremantle
local low.
I
to
more
excellent
the
clock
target. Prize
the
across
McCarthy,
nearest to the Government
last,
with allowance
by
marble Fremantle
Fre strong
a
annum
per made
be
state
of the practice on Saturday
evidence that the miserable
gave than
range,
to
up to itB full supernuxneray
only
—
—
the
and
men,
n
—
attendance
regular
not also
was
i
:
days in
by
fact the that notwithstanding wind was blowing diagonally
repaired. Mr.
disgrace to
a
of low
cause
54 files of 130.
accompanied
but
The mantle
!
was
as
give
o t t
—
Swimmer with his arms Mercadier, to and bound his sides a 2-lb. carrying dumb-bell in each hand, swam two miles in the East River against the current of New of one hour. York, June 15, inside tennis the court Pettitt, champion of the world, was defeated easily by Kerr. the in a series Irish player, of lawn tennis in Dublin games played recently. scores were Matches gross Kerr 3, 0 Pettitt sets Kerr 9, Pettitt 3 ; games Kerr 40. 67, Pettitt Parker Joseph Darby, and Joseph George Short (pupil of Darby), three English contested a series of forward jumpers, and high jumps at Dudley, June 6, Eng., which are said to have been witnessed by treated the 20,000 spectators. Darby to a fine of work in the spectators piece five 61ft. weights, jumps without clearing In the single jump with weights 3£in. he broke the English record, clearing 14ft. short of Hamil2in., only 3£ inches ton's made in record, in Romeo, Mioh., 1879. to Darby says his offer give any man in the world 20 feet in 20 jumps for or l,000dols. 2,500dols. a Bide still holds good. The dated June following, is a 13, from Wabash, Ind. despatch April 1, J. S. Harriman, of New left York, the on a walk of 3,000 miles across city the for Continent a of wager A 6,000dols. received to-day he has telegram says finished the trip in 61 days, four less than the time and won the wager." stipulated There is much talk amongst the athletes of the of Geraldton formation of a local
rowing
I
I
club.
The
met
West Parks and Centrals last and the game ended in a draw. Saturday, from After retired the ground the they Rovers and Metropolitans for an played to hour decide their postponed match. The game was devoid of interest, quite the most feature of the play noteworthy the absence of roughness, being apparent men were and yet several compelled to from the field retire through injuries received. The Rovers won by one goal. in the Perth Town Last Saturday night, K. Yarian defeated Hall, easily Fagan, in the two hours' of Albany, go-as-you Yarian made the pace, as was please. at once and going to the front expected, at 9 o'clock his lead until he increasing was At 915 leading by three laps. out ankle gave and he retired. Fagan's Yarian continued on the track going until he received a message from slowly his his retirement opponent announcing till 9 '30, having from the contest covered 10 miles 23 laps.
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1 I I
I
1 1 I
1 %
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James
—
English syndicate recently in Union stock -yards
out
the
for
19,000,000dols. Parnell
Mrs.
—
I
neglect,
Correspondent.)
the field, Mass was the first here on that time offered up for his Atkin's Mr. placed day. kindly at the disposal of Fr. large hew storeroom Brady for the occasion. last it was to tell m my I forgot you Cullinane's right leg that was broken. poor returned on McGrath Mr. Saturday that they went no me and he informed Bovells' of the BlackMr. further than met Dr. Laffan where wood Inn, they remains and Cullinane who set the leg, there. I have
in
of the road. B. N. Colreavy, claim at the Bishop's
place,
made
about
dition Mr. lately
tale and
repair
expensive;
the
its pay other
worked,
are
hearing
whether but it is
or
say,
a state, of goods
to the dearer
not
road between here and the Whether the Roads Board sufficient funds on hand to
has
In
would
f
ception
at. their
line
expenses the colony
in
could
I
with
that
working
j
they humbugged regard to the their line of railway. It may
and of
a
14th Sunday the instant, on letter day for the Catholics the Sacrifice of as she Holy
the
falling 94 on recall
easily
paraded
pride
stitution
is all
they
his
allowance
TINFIELDS.
still
whilst
congratulation most certainly to
$j
of the
very good, but correct as to
number
Fraser,
strength
19.
have
can
foremost
cheated
tin
:
for
may
enthusiasm
and that
;
already partment. Sept.
subjects,
mmm
|
and have
interest
affairs. At that under the
own
hope
the attended
constitution, be better
will
her
sincerely
is
j
There are fail to realize
and who effect, that West Australia
manage
ton
.
and
bright
a
Government
idea
we
who
hand,
beneficial
a
constitu-
it.
.before
Responsible
cherish
be
autonomous will have
an
being present. to which iB expected procession Sunday in Northampplace next attention and exciting great less than 400 tickets no having de been issued by the Railway
persons The to take
and
:
and tion
the
!
Forrest
for
I
stituency, Hon. John will Steere,
,
forward
'
candidate
all
—
should
heavily
Capt.-Commandant
have total
a
speak with
;
There
in
Education. satis passed and have there of
j
here is
people
j
parade,
Regulations, The appearance
last week distributed the of the Perth won by the members prizes, at the small arm's Artillery competition On the same occasion held some time ago. able to was Capt. Haynes in his remarks,
I
minds of the elections.
present
Officeis,
special
ministrator,
j
the occupying forthcoming
the other
at
topic
if
'
interesting
;
been
I
most
the
scope
they and
Lady
i
The
at St. Last Sunday Mass was celebrated a on the Back Flats, when John's church of attended. Fr. large number persons of the erection of a Lecaille, speaking said that the proconvent on the Flats, at moment, iar>t. nnnlrl not the Dresent be his remarks the entertained. Continuing he was rev. said gentleman although in favour such institutions of greatly there were established where being he could not see his Catholic families, in the wilderness to erect one clear way was not half a dozen children where there of or radius three within a miles, any than nearer half a mile. habitation fell the early rains during Splendid far is so and the season part of the week, that could bo desired. everything the daughter Last Sunday a little girl was attack of Mr. H. Kemp, of Bootnal, to a neighbour, ed by five dogs belonging and bitten. severely was held on a school Yesterday picnic H. Mr. the Gray's grounds adjoining a ones where the little spent very store; a afternoon. Ih the evening pleasant dance was held in the most enjoyable of Working Men's Lodge, a large number
attend
was corps very fairly too short.
members
when ranks
Correspondent.
|
—
that
corps,
being tendered,
by
the
by
afforded
Older
0%
own
I
—
of any object from it themselves should be penalty,
by Commanding
to
two
;
our
the the
still to the Cr. balance, as rise to some speculation one-time this premier corps in number as to have only
"
GREENOUGH.
—
provided
they
—
From
1
awarded certificates of compe Board of tency by the Central Education M. —Evelyn Lurina Scrymgour, Reid, Laura Randell, John Delaney, Walter H. Lorking and Maud Bullen. Gascoyne School Board. The approval by the Administrator of the nomination of Gilbert Rotton as a member of the District Board Gascoyne of vice Education, G. Baston, resigned. Special Timber Reserve. An order, the approved by Administrator-in-Council to the effect that the timber growing in the Harding River, from where it enters the marsh Roebourne upwards through to where the East Harding branches from for on and half a mile each side of the it, said shall be preserved Harding River, from cutting, and that all timber licenses issued shall not to apply such area.
Man.)
pace though much time was The annual meeting of the Metropolitan held last week. The statements was Rifles
:
—
all like
excuse
any
the
—
September
in
sternly repressed and they failing
last
At A
so.
Board candidates
following
fore
—
they may absent fear of any
parade
very
raining
fortnight
Military
own
extent do not
members
for the heavily the present cold weather is very southerly chilly. Grass is springing wind predominates. up is in and full now, dairying everywhere swing. It
past
our
lesser
or
Green
Coach"
:
factorily
NOTES.
—
Tuesday
town
The
The church the Fremantle parade is the first of recent Volunteers" Military muster events mention. The of requiring 92 of all ranks the was a very infantry fair but that of the was one, Artillery most discreditable to the certainly corps which occasion had a reputaprior to this tor enthusiasm and tion large attendances. The which to a greater idea, silly prevails
inst.
Prosser's oix the following Wednesday, and offered there. Fr. was mass up last. returned home on
builder, to change intends next month his avocation, having purchased (says belonging rumour) the hotel in Newcastle to Known as the Free Mr. Donegal, masons' Hotel. A of and the prizes list winners given match at held in York the late ploughing in the York as appears newspaper follows £5, G. LongChampion Prize bottom. 1st £3 Single plough prize, B. Mc3s. "H. £1 10s., Penny 2nd, 1st £4 Manus. Double plough prize, S. G. Longbottom £2 4s., ; .2nd, 2s., Dickenson. 1st. Stump jumper prize, £4 4s., John Ashbolt 2nd, £2 2s., Geo. Linto. One com Boys under 18 years. G. Penny, £3. For the petitor, prize best plough team £3 3s. prize won by W. Lott. In last issue of the Chronicle a younginserts a Frank to Kirk, man, challenge in W.A. run man a quarter of a mile any for £10 a-side. Three weeks' notice to If it be intended as a challenge be given. to all West Australian residents it may be entire copied by the press. We are some having pretty strong gales are and, like the people of Perth, getting blow for blow." 22. Sept. this
of
Rev.
bushes
Wednesday. Mr. Henry Davey,
off on hear that
come
I
of
church
Beverley
in prizes the S.H.
of
1
purposes.
of
close
Sunday. drawing
commence
—
—
(By
back to
on next Sunday in a very congregation A member of work of charity. deserving met with an the congregation having him from aceident to incapacitate likely in need of pecuniary his usual labour was He receive sub would therefore help. on next towards this object scriptions
24th
yet.
a
been
pest.
coming
bottomed
Reserves. the Defining a block of about 980 acres of Mt. Eliza for a public park the also numbers of seven lots Area for Agricultural public of
Examinations,
caterpillars
on depredations Upper Ferguson. I hear, been the
Flynn
principal _
wet
spell
near
have Yesterday, Sunday, and to-day been fine, but while I am penning this we are a smart shower. having Sept. 15.
not looking are vicinity I be expected. This is, owing to the long con
might
as
daresay
the
in
crops
well
so
from
was
ment.
case.
who has Taylor present of the been the Dardanup Park occupier three absence of Estate the years' during his departure will take Mr. Yenn, shortly Mrs. will take Mr. and from here. Taylor the of the com with them well-wishes munity. sale of household A furniture, large take &c. will horses, place at Mr. cattle, Turnbull's residence, on Dardanup,
The
dirt and put through the surface, as he has not for This looks promising
is
effectual
an
cwts. the
Public boundaries to the west for Perth in Jandicot
'
edibles receiving
demolishing sports
various
the
I
of
the lodo struck I hear yet. obtained between four and from of tin one to-day box,
of his having Mr. Colreavy
their
grubbed out against the evil, since been It has discovered is a fact and I think it now
ventive
'
in
as
.cing
winners adequate
—
is
bought Chicago
seriously
ill
t
in
She is from a America. suffering of cholera which sharp attack morbus, to into threatens develop typhoid. is in a lady of her The acute clanger age.
;
i
;
An place Two
Beckwitk
j
Lord the
;
J
j
They
afterwards of
strongest Ireland.
Morley, lately dinner,
has
scene
fought
House.
—
j
extraordinary
taken
in the United States Congress. members named Wilson and on were
the
floor
separated,
of the
and
apologized.
Spencer Irish
is
warm friend the who were of his rule in Mr. John Spencer, now
a
members assailants
Lord and
formed
Mr. a
T. trio
M. at
a
Healy sociable
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Pears'
is
Soap
limited The
Benson
idney
Rev.
curate
junior
Church,
at
the
lighting
Wednesday
of
(E.),
Church
The have
for
the member has been re Father by
A
its
year quarter
of
privileges century.
a
The
French
arrived
at
brought
a
is
bolt
of
Hrfect
Brehcad. of
discovery
is
gold
Tinoup,
near
being assaying
The
our
W debt
and
the
known
ever
Lake
Salt
own
in
lowest
which rate of
city
of 50,000."
a
has taxation
City,
instantan
employment aud M'Keiiua,
and
country, of each
Not
an
says birth
or
island
parentage.
has
been
in
the
from
sunk
our
heaved
up o'' Oceuu
Pacific
be
Palace
in
The Glasgow night Thursday Street, Gallowgate ran
of Jack, barefooted fell. wards
in
She
was
in
burnt,
terribly
to
suffering
great
the
to
wrong
the Edward
mediation. between is and from
their
This
according
to
Manning
It
has the
the bas
cry but, Cardinal
been proposed Bute personally, authoritative an secure leader the union between
j
i
nppioach-
between difference It directors. the he should see that
:
j
so
and
as
to
discussion Sir \V.
the
notifies
but
it
at
j
j
is
meant
the thau
readers
Jesuit
be glad to learn that India in are In some exceedingly. conversions number year's thousands
even
nothing. enjoying days of the
the
but Some
I
"But I copy
do
cannot that said
all
more.
any
over
again.
book down.
put his
write
can
out
again to in the play and in the your master
it
and
Go
Mary.
yourself,
read
over
The off skipped delighted, to her she had given letter of Nanny, had distracted her thoughts herand a minute after Hugh saw the window. He running gaily past to Margaret and read over drew near the little girls epistle. Where does that child pick up all she says and all she thinks ?" murmur ed she. think she had "One would a her land of that presentiment mother lies under those waves which attract so a share of her atten large
Mary
attention
"
the which
Apostles, One
of
or
Father
hundred
that
-twenty
Belgian priests converted years fifty-five thousand idolators What a contrast to the ceaseless from the more complaints honest of Protestaut missionaries of the and the barrenness of their labours, two
!
of
impossibility
Spain but
annex
Collins, to
let
hearts
Catholic
willing she has
to
bay. population themselves them vote so
have don't
much
Cuba
4.
She may we
to
to ;
the
of Cuba
make
no
Cuba governmental
to
;
We
hesitate.
could
we
possess
would be to complicate our machinery without gain a few gambling politicians
to
;
being
the granted was, however,
no
As nuisance. ion.
countries, Canada aro j
of pay."
man
that
an
the North land and annex,
we
Pole, no
Cuba
shall
domin would bo
we
"
It
now
is
five
events
are history rate they
and with
us,
Mary
the strange her early At
forgotten.
nearly
any
longer spoken of and to look has got accustomed child. as our Her friends at all about know nothing are
one
every upon
since
years
with connected
to live
came
her
no
;
probably to is better for herself her origin. It of it." be ignorant but after Hugh answered, nothing, a ltttle he went down into the garden, ran and Mary being tired up to take his
arm. "
"
Is
letter nice ?" nice. Your Godmother of you."
my
Very
be proud And mistakes
I
have
not
Astonishingly make a great many
few.
made
will
many
?"
"
used when I
to
I
more
was
age." Truly school?" to
away "
Used
?
"No, with
sea
Like
my
not you father
to
go
me
him." I was
Only,
me.
to
took so
I
little
nmch about the remember Was my Godmother old ?" voyage.. " No, and she was very gentle." " ?" Did I live in the convent " Yes, I used to go to see you every don't
day with Did "
your
Hugh seemed
was
curious
reminiscences but
question,
and
father
mama
stay
on
Jupiter."
hoard?" Mary,
puzzled. about not did went
who
her
own
her
repeat on
:
"Papa
remembers the St. Joseph well, for he is like often speaks of it. But mamma me she can't remember much about it."
more
a'
to want buy for bid high the two we will and Mexico, and the states the United for these gets
When
"
your a
belongs want to they to the United States, and then we should
;
Hugh
said
Margaret's eyes moistened. kind here. People are good- and the heart to No one would have banish the illusion which makes the as of her child age happy as others and mother. who have their father " But how is it her companions have not undeceived her ?"
"
have
If
Cuba
use
lasting pagan
July
Cuba
reason
want
?
nor
right,
,
healthy
Times,"
sell
uo
to
right Cuban
pro
"
—
!
any of their
me"
astonishes
"
making
tho
on
impression adherents
What
a word has ever let fall "is that no one in her presence would reveal to which her that she is not your daughter."
of
success
a
is
(his
;
saints.
fifteen
reports have in
be,
his
ed.
tion.
in one baptisms that nine day, and he mentions nearly thousand converts at another place were to receive the Sacrament. In a wa tiug converts district the number singlo thousand for two nearly thirty years' Father and labour; Grosjean, S.J.,
communication up The devotion
prevent
she admiring
of
will
miracle-working of
issue
last
more
to
shook her little 1" said long letter the pages she had cover a
garden to refresh I will meantime
missions
the
recalls
passed
He order. much-prized given a step of promo tion in the Chaplains' and Department, received so substantial acknowledgment as the promotion carried with it an
What
"You
:
comparatively Fathers are
is
in
to
arose
"
Hugh
his
in
and
Mary stopped arm.
morrow
need
his
Mamma
there.
it."
un
Panama
keep
not
are
so.
who Margaret, Certainly" had got up to look at the letter, you over work have been so eager your have finished it you up by smearing
line.
article
hundreds,
yon to the followed
the
souls me
"
difficulties
to
their told
felon
atrocious and this
Kipling
vigorous
X.
Their grave is the deep blue sea. is a too it not ? That nice is grave When I look at it, I always think of those who sleep beneath its waves. to sleep as The waves rock them it But I know were. well that very
Must
of outposts. Collins was in everybody's lips the papers to time, and referred bis conduct iu the most eulogistic terms. It was hold by many he ought to that have received the Victoria but Cross,
increase ,
but
ihe
compeers,
what
districts
figure
a
R. F. Third
correspondent is necessarily
this
to
his
flourishing
the
their accord
quietly road.
a
but any one and diploma tic a Wo have already blacklegs. tight tho main little of our own on country land and when we have obsorded the next Canada and Mexico (within citizen and an American twenty years), clean from can walk among neighbors
with Father at the
far ;
papers, been
and
Lewis."
a
"
the to
Lord
is
and word, door to the
a
General
trouble Cardiff,
in
Westminster
to
ed with
regard dockmeu
the
men
on
his
for
time
railway employers.
of the calls
yet
Archbishop
the
Wales
nor
j
Cardinal
the
:
road."
and
the
a
your way, Let me show The stranger
place.
that
Times,
Our a
Class, be to the Second Class. Chaplain "This is the priest," writes the Globe " behaved so who in the gallantly Sondan in 1885 in carrying dispatches under a and enabling tho heavy fire,
will
side
this
on
"Oh,
London Gazette of the Rev. Chaplain to the Forces
i
kingdom
not
Heaven
hesitation,
but
;
AND
—
"They"
sums
and turning man trying without a lady, the in addressing afraid I am you and come to the
intrepid
says They sent a that sprang from an said by. the English was meant the Irish poet
the Having read it, he said " sensible and I think it a very article, the Australian is the only paper which I have seen that has had the courage to such a leader." publish
tell
saw
out
the leading Australian.
nearer
she
on,
the line
the defeat of the men. Yon have no idea of the magnificent organisation of theso men in the Southern colonies. I do not think the Press is fair to the workers the present regarding difficulty. asked him to read Our representative
on
saw
Anglo-Indian at England
:
was so
cheaper
she
the leader
people American
—
Continued.
A Sydney gentleman who for many em past has been a very years large is at in A Brisbane. ployer present of the Australian inter representative viewed him on Wednesday and had a converastion on the present In strike. our ho said to reply representative " think will in I do not the strike end
hotel.
a
The motion
!
cease
of
hardly
thought coming
The
without through
in
.
evidently
open
knight
Strikes
of
rumours
she
said: truder, have missed
of
M. B. Daly, who was last into office mouth, is a son of Irish Sir Dominick an the late Daly, who filled Catholic, many high positions lie was for the colonial service. in twenty -six years Acting Chief Secretary
and
is
at
quartered
hide. moment's
sworn
Strikes
guest
a
moving, and, lamp full
her
Lieutenant-Governor
being of Canada, and afterwards, of Governor the office ed, held Prince of colonies Tobago, Australia. and South Island,
to
passages
hospital. now The Scotia, Nova
visitors and royal imperial to leave expected Queen are varies The amount departure. of the guest, ing to the position that so large staying usually as
bog." that
its
bought,
purchase.
GLOOM
felon It
the
+
claims, :
be
can
for
of refusing the land of
piece."
Emperor
profuse This exuberant however, liberality, in various embarrassing ways, the table was drawn up showing
and
vote
CHAPTER
"
ho the
to
vaguo
stayed 1844 ho several in
equally
was
lesser
English,
cheque
Pigott
records an instance The Telegraph occurred of presence of mind which very miles in convent not a recently many of the from A member Charing Cross. makes ar Sisterhood nightly complete to sec the building in order round of In one of the seenro. everything
on
country
must
"
1855.
being
with ajar and the con broke, jar Janet the pavement. upon walked Hamilton, ag.d 58, vitriol and after into the
removed
was
fell boy Glasgow,
vails
palace
The
of vitriol. tents
that down
report
police a
Emperor Nicholas in days at Windsor umount of the tp aud the pounds,
the
doubtedly
Dublin.
which
sight and geo thirty-four years, for the last for nature is a that resting say logists An Eng effort in the future. mighty that within fifty lish predicts geologist will sink of nature convulsion a yeai'3 feet of New Zealand the whole fifty below the surface of the sen.
any
chance before
a
But
term.
SUNSHINE.
Enu explained. admitted by
variously the
London
a
to
Howth
was
have
will
IN
;
will
the
Napoleon
thirty
at
pier
thousand
probably inhabitants
of
hundred
one
of alien
are
that
the
When for a few left
States third
a
Exchange.
never (the English) sent "a at of cheque to Parnell— least, the kind referred to besides and, Parnell is not "a aud has not felon," " " from a Bat sprung bog." they" did sent a the cheque, through
in he was a postboy of a hotel keeper named he drove the King that
Howth
at
the
Com the veteran Mr. George Starr, at the pot t ot of Immigration missioner the that present New York, predicts increase show a tremendous wiil census of the the foreign-born in
and
ot survivors one curious
had
Brigade,
points wrong.
rent judicial witnesses ex amined was a man aged 103, who stated in the employment of the that he was of the present Lord llowth. grandfather' in He said he kuevv the lands question The witness for over years. seventy that when King George IY. mentioned landed
no
of hearing of the orio
Dublin
in
from
population "
the
During
his
patriot
party.
Nunciature to the
sneer
Kipling, ferocious the neglecting
press
the Administrator Folchi, Monsiguor has arrived the Papal Estates,
caso j
ernedcityin
I.
and
in
Irish
ore
" Boston Pilot. Melbourne, Says the are and Birmingham, Australia Eng., of the best govfor the honor competing But there is world. the
L
the apartment, the entire
killed
transferred shortly the Place de la Concorde.
Colorada,
said to be very plentiful Two men £88 per tou. each Eare reported to have taken I5do's. arc of miners and thousands per day, to the camp. flocking
m
struck
valuable.
Ha wonderful w>orted from
Ke Hd
;
in of the property of Paris to take possession hich late de \ the Sersey, Marquise The to the she bequeathed Pope. The castle and are £6000. rents are of however, grounds Moulrouil, which are full of objects of art, very
has been dis horned man A real covered Alernog on the Gran by Capt. He Chaco in the Argentine Republic. a full with beard, and two very tall, like those of a stag, on his horns,
of
piece
coupling
the
merating
respected
eously
four.
the
Rudyard
Light which
1
Constitution
simple
of uncoupling railway carriages, the whereby continual danger to the men is engaged avoided. entirely
poet, for
in the farmer, residing of Mooscjow, was seated neighbourhood at his and daughter with sun supper and Rev. Dr. when a thunder M'Lean,
from in a great bo copied part stated The term that of the United States. and of President Vice-Presiof office to be six not is years, dent, however,
is
of
much
to
.
Bridge
A despatch from -a reports Winnipeg instance of death by lightning A man named an old and. Henry Battel,
Brotherhood
Algiers
Brazilian
new
M'Caffrey Jumper, leaped —
terrible
Uganda. The
Canadian the Charles
killed.
feet.
which steamer, Zanzibar recently, Catholic missionaries
the
to
Jumper
River from at Boston a 150 and was feet, instantly He had just success killed. previously into performed the feat of jumping fully the river from a of seventy-live height
twenty
belonging
Company will dols 1,240,000 next the during
Genoese Passion-
Far .more lives are lost in the daily of labour the line than the public dreams of. Mr. ventured Blackmore the to tell truth once in a novel if he was not it is believed, widely more he was. never significant that contradicted. It was Father Aliberti's to chance see one of these most pain ful of deaths.
to
Saxony
in
for
a a
;
Bridge
the into
Lottery State
been
towns
16S
height
Louisiana to pay the
mechanism
Dresden.
S.J.
Gavin,
has
Aliberti, invented
has
ist,
Dresden,
in
through
Church.
wife
Hastings, for Worcestershire into the ceived
B.
19,
to a granted them anthorisigg the of cables for a network aud of electric power coal mines direct from some
concession
syndicate to establish transmission
Matthew's
on
Catholic
Mrs.
for
A
a
Thorp,
St.
was
Sheffield,
into
received
aged 70. of
company.
liability
A.)
years that the business be turned into to
ninety-four rumoured
is
Illinois,
Father
in
man the fattest Harris, died ou Saturday, July He weighed 50 stone.
' j
:
after It
on
j
out
John
OunmnrK lias broken inaction.
The Volcano of Bogostoff, in the Aleutian Island, group,
man not knowing what young silent. cay was Mary astonished silence raised her to his at his eyes face. But surely mamma was with
The
to
"
us
?
She
would
never
have
left
me
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became troubled he ; her from away thoughts new idea her which compelled sistent Fortunately questioning. and white fluttered butterfly by, child soon the St. Joseph forgot ardour of her long voyage in the
Hugh
to
Dr.
she cannot bear me to he her for one! single day!" tried this
chase. sorrowful
But
a
the and tho with
asked himself would it always
Hugh anxiety,
to possible keep Mary ignorant the misfortunes which might some cast a shadow on her day happy
the
be of
rolled
adoptive
and
still
enjoyed
her
by,
parents roof
under All
their chance had family and it was for her own relations own
in
of
Mary's
presence security. her finding
seemingly to hardly '
disappeared, be regretted for even her not hare loved than Margaret
sake, could
her more ICermadec the other
tenderly and her husband. On her hand, whatever origin, life she was seemed to the be leadiug nature the one intended for her simple, The time had joyous disposition. when Kerniadec's arrived travels were to end. to his Owing order
wife's
she she
was
and
true Fleming, although the Breton adopted her and please husband,
a
.
had
costume
to
that had lately been left to them, tho old captain was (o enabled retire from active service. increased Mary's dowry gradually. Her in the adoptive put parents to
small
for
economy,
a
greater
inheritance
but
part,
Joseph sending
the
let
never
their
of the St. pass without and donation,
crew
year
a
promised was prospering
who in Paris, Yerdier, took in furnishing bit by great pleasure bit Mary's little He made a bedroom. very pretty carved the
money
words,
to
the small.
replace become too
Ngbatcolo, his changing in
travelling
"
happiness
as
touching reading for
it
she
Dowry," had
was
constantly abode and place far off had not the lands, his of had companions of
little
as
mistress, he faithfully
But with for
a
and style testified, would laugh and loved always
at
alto his
yet
when betimes
Mary cry her
"
dear
J upiter." which
shares and
sorrow,
last
to
brought
out
the her
the happy day of munion. She liad for for it a long
to
us
of
days
joy,
little
girl
Com
first
been time.
preparing
to
was
stand.
taught ordinary them. things. infallible
the
in
had
Religion same
not
manner
as
been the
but so as to enlighten sciences, God is the seul, the light of all It was by the gleam of that torch that all the rest had
been to her. She had taught herself accustomed to look for God in all as things, young she was she had learned that her resting of pilgrimage.
this
not
was
place,
hut
but is
strangers
only
he
to
place
a
knew at her
had and
to fulfil
was
kept
when
more saw
Mary
back from
the
in
closely her
Holy
view,
mother Table,
and
coming
ever
grave felt recollected, the tears fill and slio eyes for yearned time when she might also of the heavenly partake Banqut. It had come. One evening in May, with her soul young purified after the approaching Tribunal of and her the
she
Holy
Penance, Mary knelt before and Margaret and asked them Their emotion overcame
bowing
their
heads
they
tears.
National Library of Australia
ICermadec to bless her them and into burst
an
in
church.
But
and married
1879,
mother
marriage the
to
years a Protes celebrated
being of
ritual
Church.
the
four
the
Protestant
English
She
influence
as
make
to
the
Catholics. the father's death the After mother married and her second again, and husband was a it Protestant, he, had been very kind to the boy. appeared, The fond of him, aud very boy was what he would like, if it were possible, would be to live with his stepfather. His Lordship him that had told: that now
him able
whether
said him
he
case
urged
point
that Mr. remark
strongly Justice the Kay interjected Do knows you anyone expect wqo " to believe of the world that anything " child of 13 a has any pronounced —
"
" "
opinion do what
on
haviug
a
' "
points benefit of the
for
assume
in which produced, gentlemen stated he bad undertaken to and educate the and maintain boy, him up for a suitable in bring position life. Mr. Justice Kay's comment upon it
Bamardo
was
"
"
—
These
terms.
"
was
not
are
binding in his
hope Dr. Barnardo will undertaking
I
philanthropic learn a little
"
terms
law
"
Such
lawyers.
take the document
or a
either
advice
of this
as
Another waste paper." that the boy had received instruction in a Board School religious and learned the Judge indignantly declared that it is the master for illegal of a non-sectarian school to teach public of the Church of England. the doctrines
merely
is
stated
affidavit
But
most
the
revelation of ethics tlut the was for himself We quote from which appears in
astounding
the code of has framed
to
as
proselytiser
subsequently the report Times
made. of the case
asked He asked
Lordship
that
might
conteut
and
to
his
father, at longer
his
Tbe and
Lordship The boy
be brought up iu aud his being Dr. Barnardo's
the religion of detained auy school would
be the
Lordship
be made. would like matter.
choice
ought
and hencefor the care of his attend to any
Accordingly
it.
prefer had no
the
in
best
for
him.
regret by Dr.
at
course
his
expressed
ing tbe kind of evidence which had been brought
His observ
most
in
and
accordance and
said,
Barnardo
important
with
what
thut;
too
iu
The
Earl
of and
respect. to had offered mantain educate the boy in some school until he the attained and if age of 16 years, were authorised to an council give on the part of the Earl his undertaking n
Denbigh
would
lordship The
and
accept
undertaking custody
it.
of of
was
the entrusted
was
But
course
given, child the of Denbigh.
to the Earl of the course pursued by Dr. and what of that gentleman's
what
Barnardo,
nature of tq the regard the affidavits that elicited the strong comments of the Judge ? Perhaps it is not vain to altogether hope that some " who have his supported Homes,' were that a believing they aiding will philanthropic enterprise, weigh well the serions words in which a Judge of the has ex High Court of Justice his of the methods opinion pressed by which the nefarious cause of proselylism is under his and promoted auspices
management. A
Dr.
(for then Barnardo) to read an affidavit proceeded by the boy himself the that at the Home to effect to he had plenty eat and drink and a comfortable bed to lie on that he was
Strange
Want.
happy did
growing
there and getting on nicely, not to the Earl wish to of 'go or to be brought as a up and that he earnestly Catholic, to be brought up in the Pro
Denbigh Roman desired testant
faith.
Mr. I
as
Justice do the
Kay
Knowing
—
affidavits
way
cannot you expect atteution to this affidavit. in the usual I way, Commissioner without
read
to
pains
affidavit
help
boy
a
It
!
prepared affidavit
it is
not
affidavit
of
.by is,
to
me
your of 13 is
a
to
me
sworn
before
a
the tukiug Such boy. and shocking, To think of
bis
the
very case.
to
make
statement
some
one
my
mind,
else.
the
oath.
an
much
was
suppose
well
so
prepared pay
It
to
over
to
are
such evidently Such
an
an
profanation
"
Profanation of an on oath 1" And behalf of a philanthropist, a religious and a professed That teacher, moralist the words were or unjusti notill-chosen, fied was when ttia proved Judge ad the Court in have a journed order to interview with On personal the boy. !
resuming, port-
according Justice
to
the
Times'
re
Kay said that he had and heard aud had a talk with Ho found this what lie boy. exactly the aflidavit had expected, boys been made not but His by, him. for, Lordship had questioned him and ascer tained that tbe words of tbe affidavit Mr.
now
the well-known while travelling
Schelwisch, of Bavaria,
with the Stanley in the heart expedition of Africa, noticed a plant with a peculiar steel-colored and on examination foliage, it was found that the shrub, although
;
very and
Prof. naturalist
seen
was
like
other
plants
from
the
of iron.
composed
practically
soil.
The
were bent although very thin, and the twigs and great difficulty, branches resisted with a force pressure amount about equal to the same of iron, and to secure it a leaf was found neces
leaves,
with
to
from the bush with a Prof. file. While Schelwisch was at tbe b«so of this for tho d'oging plant of making examination of its purpose the natives crowded around him roots, sary
in
separate
great
it
numbers,
in a gesticulating The Professor de sisted from his work and the interpreter was sent for. He explained that this was a holy tree, and worshipped by the natives in their fetich as a god religion and that to plant, would dig one up ruin and desolation bring the upon whole and surrounding village country. Professor Schelwisch offered to buy the ont a handful plant, and, of taking manner.
menacing
copper coins, gave who gladly accepted tributed Professor
them the
to
the savages,
money and
dis
it
The among themselves. then returned to the work of digging Hp the unique but had plant, when the not made any great progress natives set him. again upon Through the interpreter tho ProfesFor informed them that he had the bought legally and intended to remove it. As plant soon
to
as
the
this
was
messugo
snvages,
every
one
made
who
known
had
re-
coin
a
came and dropped it in the base of the shrub. Prof. allowed the coins to remain and walked away towards the
the
Schelwisch in the hole mountain to hunt for another Next day, as the party were to continue the march, the was curious to know if 'the remained undisturbed
specimen.' preparing Professor
duriug
by the
had coins the night and on ap
superstitious natives, the metal was as plant, tonished to find it had changed its color' Instead completely.of being a beauti ful steel the stem, color, and leaves, what was exposed of the roots presented the appearance of uewly-coined copper and glittered in the coins, morning sun like light polished gold. Upon examina tion it was ascertained that during the tho bad absorbed night plant strange nil the with nearly copper coins, the result of completely its
proaching
changing
What
color.
left
of the hole showed that they were more eaten than half or absorbed away of the metal by the roots Not plant. was the color only the changed, .bat texture of the plant had undergone a similar transformation. It was found the that thin were ivy- shaped leaves, now bent around easily the coins
was
the
in
retain any be readily of scissors.
conld pair several
in
J
M
shape given
J
an
Professor
and
plant,
with
cnl
ordinary
a
met|
also
was
successfiH
tu
—
A
—
but
tree,
little
—M—
,jParm,
specimens
England.
least
couil
no
securing
about the
built burn tbe was
—
in
of|
Nkomabd| forest curiH This being aH difficuly w|
region,
encountered take bock
it.
of this
perfect found.
was plant uninhabited
I
Schelwisch
a good of obtaining photograph of the existence further trace metal was found until plant the tion reached the Uniamesi of tbe when at the base
Mountains
I
and
them,
surreptitiously securing! of this wonderful
branches
eating
B—
i
j
fingers,
would
great
would
it
firH
no|
bit. —
—
B—
Station,
|
omM
attfr
SMOKING.
having
position,
the
Baker
ceived hole at
succeeded
and forward, an that affidavit especially by the boy should have been put in which upon from the boy himself was found inquiry to be really he understood
I shall
had Home.
Iiis
not.
not
the child, to what I strong regard to have been the wishes of the Next an affidavit made by is
father." Dr. that
dogmatic
?
he
happy and comfort
Barnardo's
was
complaint boy was
not
to the rule a exception ,that boy should be brought of up in the religion his father. Counsel for the defendant so
Dr.
in
but
question, he was
whether he had the least objection to be removd from tbe Home and be put into a Roman Catholic school, explain
an
this
iu
was
was ing what proposed, ward he would be under who would Lordship,
last died the child year, and the stepfather placed " in Dr. Barnardo's Home." The case of the worthy as philanthropist against the claimant was that Murphy young had so far been under brought
getting
duty
a
that age, one, every even little must do children, good to their works according capacity. The great action to he accomplished even
tant,
does
home.
our
she
here.
Catholic
according Established
an
are Wc Heaven
She
world
Euglish when
was.
the the
Mr.
In her education had been simple religion a time shortened never assigned apart, too studies advanced for by trashy her A solid base had been age. established which the whole on edifice
the
Thursday,
on
the died
later
all
Time, of days at
ed in father
"
not
letter,
he was but written the comical'
—
own
he
which
one
who
by himself, unlettered dictation as
gether
Mary's
old
his frequently seeing to he loved call her. sent his contribution written
which
on
box,
of
made by the godmother friend of William George of about thirteen a child Murphy, years of age, for sjme time of past an inmate " Doctor Barnardo'6 iiorae" iu Stepney the youth that should be causeway under the of the placed guardianship Earl of Denbigh. The child's parents both were and he was Catholics, baptis
perfect
ever
Court
application and next
XI.
CHAPTER Years
Division
Chaucery
High
life.
young
humanitarian,
too
takes frequently Catholic children for' has been purposes, proselytising once more before the law courts. As he has allowed his a usual, zeal as sectarian his discretion. The to outrun before Mr. case came Justice Kay in
per
in fact put into his month, and that ho had no whatever to objection be brought in the of bis up religion father and mother. Of that his Lord satisfied. The entirely ship was boy had been unfortunate enough to lose his father and mother when he was very They were both of them Rotnao young. were
the
Dr. Barnardo, whose philanthropy the form of securing
'
turn
Bamardo.
At
are now Leipsiz they celebrating of the pipe, and the Petite centenary the Presse seizes occasion upon to give notes a few of the use upon the history of tobacco in Europe, which will be in to smokers and their enemies. teresting
the
it tha first Snuff, appears, -was form which tobacco was used in Prance, make its and the pipe didn't appearance until the reign of Louis XIV. At that time the French Government began to in
.
distribute the pipes soldiers. among Jean Bart was an inveterate smoker, and the story goes that some Bourbon used to smoke princesses There pipes. was -little in Europe in very smoking tho eighteenth No great man century. of that time was a smoker. During the French Be volution tho pipe was com
unknown. Danton,
paratively nor pierre of leaders But from
Neither nor
oue
any
Robes of the
that
was a smoker. period returned Napoleon's army Egypt the pipe became fashionable.
when
Gen.
Lassalle
used
with
charges
a
d'Oudinot
was
splendid presented which was
to
lead his cavalry his mouth ; and of a possessor
pipe in the
meerschaum, to him by
which
was
and ornamented with stones to the value of about 7,500dols. Gen. when his legs were about to be \Ioreau, for bis called, amputated, pipe, that be
smoke
might but
how
he
Napoleon,
the
it during enjoyed it
operntion doesn't
j
;
history
state..
The
Restoration
brought
a
reaction
the pipe, and it was not against 1830 that it until a regained popularity which has preserved it up to the present time. in Except perhaps England, the is considered out of place the on pipe but at homo it is just the thing street; sorts of society, in all and it is smoked
3 \
Bismarck. great men, including havo frequently com poets a man's to pared existence a lighted contents pipe, whose pass off in sihoke In old volunie"of and ashes. nu the by many
French
eighteenth century, de Gueiard," there
entitled is
an
a man young and the calls legend Portrait." This is old of piece queer
representing clay pipe, " Universal a b7 comparing
" Morale engraving a smoking
everybody
to
a
him the followed
poetry lighted pipe.
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away
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shoes
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of
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scrofula.
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Patients
from
by Dr.
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genuine
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be.
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—
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of
never
disease
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is
drawn
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;
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the
such
;
women.
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chapter
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over
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valuable, Ameri And compounded into Dr. Soule's such a wonderful and mys can Hop Bitters, terious curative is which power developed, disease is so varied in its operations that no exist its or ill-health can or resist possibly
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;
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was
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it,
have
—
physicians is the reliable and surest most liver diseases or con dyspepsia;
all
fast,
after
;
tion
all
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urinary
had
all about box and forgotten signal In less a dose. it. He sent for it and took the ropes than a month he was a well man If write to him all cut were away. you he Cumberland) (Andrew Agge, Culgaith, Mother tell this medicine was will you was Curative Syrup, and his ailment Seigel's whilst he and But, indigestion dyspepsia. well better ill with he as yes, was
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cure
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and clear, the bottle in locker
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tell
44
:
consult
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giving always ?
flies.
subject.
thing.
and
nerves,
complaints,
wants
about
all
composition would authority
of the
sea-shells'"
sell
he
round when
and went round this had happened
everything
whirligig.
hand
icians
why
boy Johnnie
little
a
to do it and only his earnings out for, But finally he broke down altogether, laid up for weeks, and was unconscious part of the time. Then, we may say, he was tied
eminent
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became costive, sides, his bowels tongue bad taste in the mouth, heartburn, coated, he The doctors said Ac. weakness, wou|d but he couldn't. have to give up his situation wife and children to be There were the
14
of a one legged cried the little
not likely
Ask
—
Questions
44
Did grandpa ?"
battle,
—
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nervous
?
hey
detective,
are
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across
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44
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what of Yes, familiar with
only in the
sarcasm,
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Bee
a
to
right, in a Once and keeps us
on.
beds
much
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or
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ran away. grandpa never Grandpa hopped away." caused by finding a mis The trouble' than made up for by that take is more somebody else made it. its in Sarcasm i3 all very well way, but when its way is your way and it isn't
on
an said inquiring 'was the lawyer's
it,"
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worth
a
up he
the
:
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:
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coming
44
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settle
a
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mother,
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of
I'd
brandishing
tbe air,
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it
us
so
us
To-day
pleased. to-morrow
our
who
enemy tie
;
44
:
;
little
:
I
:
Miss
friend,
run away you ever asked the little girl 44 How foolish," an.
him
was
know,
you
say,
read."
is
and,
draw
charge in the
it's
question. him give
See that.
:
:
sharps. Jones
to
father." Tell
your
Jones
44
4
Jones
W-hat
money,
Diet
see
street
sea-
head ?"
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in
to How
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to
arm, and
leg,
Very good again.
year. had
idea of the labour have some position is, and he kept at it for and responsibility. Weil, a He several never day. years, missing knew his business, nobody better, and noth of the line section on his ing went wrong but his began to tie him enemy by-and-by a relish Somehow he couldn't eat with up. with taken when he tried he was any more out it took all the liio of him. such a distress he was he would have times whe:: so Then
a
think
Doyou
fellow.
STAKE.
hang him with illustration or two. a rough Rail Midland A man was on the working what the We all know way as a signalman.
?"
was
THE
with.
time
sure
with newspaper hard time trying to
?
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week. cash in
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haven't."
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ladies dictum, con doubtless them in com
says paper miscreant
Ob, I'm
of those benefit rural" of 44 truly ling tired the stammering, following Pronounce submitted ly
in hesi asked, to could learn accents, you tating she love me?" Yes," replied coyly, " I could but I'm afraid learn, yon'll Siave a teaching good deel of trouble
Do
1
Jones
44
rock have
wear
to
I
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has been getting married well ? No, miserably of inferior were quality."
should For
ex
life." 44
Why
it
properly," be worn alone."
wear
trophy claimed
have you any idea Clara ?" Miss
44
must
Slimdiot Mr. you notice, from flies free
diamond
a
display
44
:
have
:
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division
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won't
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?"
he paired
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Miss
don't they and beans ?
your
good."
:
absent
those
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to
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44
—
who
fellow
a
Sonny,
—
shall
:
Confidence
a advertising prepara hand warranted to keep a lady's tion Punch knows another from chaps. free this. Let her have it to effect way known that she has no money.
:
I
:
wearily
having a Hungariau
it.
is
Mamma (sternly)
to
Nephew
44
will
quite
Charley 44
right couldn't
I
—
there in hard
A lawyer gave a dinner after party, to which the gentlemen retired smoke he got up, took and chat. All at once down a sword of a which formed part
beside
were
you
but
do,
certainly going home." than that." later
pork
that cement." A shoemaker lately and wondered then
if
as
thing."
Clara 44 It
cement
that
er
—
the
uutil
two
fair
got.
Well
with leave
a
each
power when he
rope the
the next day while he ties
!
Fred. Gieatbore what time it is,
acquainted Second Editor ?
don't
44
dead,
the
only
in
we
suppose
ties
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the
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you
the poet ?" with him
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Are
44
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not
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compositor
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millmen "milkmen."
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for guineas my services case. Client But the amount involved make it is 30s. well only Lawyer, to do then. 30s. I'm always willing
showers were
1
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The
:
for.
44 So your undo is Yes died yesterday."
weeks
week,
possessed a when
men
:
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:
responded
copious, wants the
though
sufficient
with
wrote
editor
week,
last
44
reading his lesson does n-o-u-r-i-s-hPa, what liis; in m-e-n-t spell. Pappy, absorbed Grub. paper 44 A once Is there asked paper wife who makes a in the city to-day ber husband's shirts ?" The following was received of answer by return
"
44
liable
is
time.
any of
it
:
to undertake person " and that it will be adds medicine, to the undertaker." lucrative highly A school-teacher lately put the ques " form of Which is the highest tion,
The giraffe !" animal life?" a bright member of the class.
at
with
man
a
Because
:
inspect those holes through ?" for a competent the sale of a new 44
off
like
icicle ?
:
44
Equestrian them on."
an
as he said yourself," stood by a donkey. Aids to Education.
Willie,
little
advertises
man
he
foundation
the
Laying
—
country attended You look
never
Shall
"
is
drop
the
interests
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act
Accounted Are you fond
:
beef."
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in a But
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disease
to.
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attending to Please
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man
for
not.
of
'
Wife
us to-day." order corned that thing really I'll
sewing-girl often a
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able
:
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getting
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Very
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simply
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STREET.
PERTH.
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demulcent and Colds,
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THOMAS
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COMPOUND, is
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Broken
—
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Professor
for
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replete
contains
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for
and Watts"
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one
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with
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Skates Is.
6d.;
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Wines,
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lighted,
of the Best Brands
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favourite
the
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resort
of
always
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the on
from
Sale
on
1 5s.
game. FRANK
hand.
ALLUM,
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BREAKFAST.
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George's
st.
&
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PERTH. cathedrae.)
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General HAY
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ll.il
PERTH.
STREET,
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to
the
1
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packets
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milk.
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details
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stock
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any part
j
notice
and varied extensive and Colonial
German,
French,
English,
BOOTS,
most
the
hand,
on
a of the laws "By thorough knowledge natural the ooerations of digestion and nutri govern and application of the fine tion, by a careful proper ties Mr. of well-selected cocoa, for Epps has provided breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured beverage which save us many bills. It is may heavy doctor's use of such articles that by the judicious of diet a constitution be gradually built until may up strong to resist to disease. Hundreds enough every tendency of subtle maladies are around us floating ready to ate tack wherever there is a weak Wo may point. escape a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well many fortified with blood and a properly nourished pure frame."— in the Civil Service See article Gazette
which
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Tomb
Railings,
supplied
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street,
"
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by
Bryan.
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