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from
Philadel
the
Flood.
phia From flood in
lhe accounts of the /disastrous Philadelphia, given by the New York Times, the day after the occurrence, we extract the notes about following the town of Kcrnvilie The
as it miracle, happened at the Church
is
that
called,
of the Immacul
ate
has caused a tremendous Conception, sensation. A large number of persons will as to tbe nature of the testify event, the circumstances and, to put it mildly, are
remarkable.
really
devotions when night
May
on progress Friday the water descended on Cambria City. Tbe Church was with at filled people when noise of tho the licne, but the flood was hasten heard, the congregation were
in.
to ed get succeeded as
the way. They from the escaping interior in a few is concerned minutes, the church was partially submerged, the fifteen water feet reaching up the sides aud around the corners swirling cut
of
far
as
;
The building the benches were
furiously.
wrecked, in general inside and
the
was
torn
entire
structure, was
outside,
badly out, and both disman
fairly
tled.
Yesterday forced
was
the
way,
when an entrance the blocked door
morning
through appeared
ruin
to
The flowers,
made.
the
lace
veil,
showed that had
to
the had
high, with tho seen the
firmly miraculous
The marks
the
I'isen
while
on
of
surface
of
height
a
which statue, been saved from
fifteen
feet,
three
is
all
feet
contact
who
one
Every
flood.
the wall the water
has
statue and its convinced the
There
affair
nuns
of
savours
about here.
are
and
is surroundings incident was a even to the most
and
one
the sceptical supernatural.
priests
the
wreaths, were and undisturbed a wrinkle was observable
unsoiled. Not in its outlines.
the
Catholic
thirty
The
sisters
useful. here
without
Thero are and seven
The
Catholics in
published 13.
v
General The interest —
Liu
colony
Roman certain,
Lodge
a
cither
on
of Crown
Prosecutors
been meu
passed of the
rule
will,
Service.
Civil all
an
Grange if
tho
applicant did
favour
higher As to wants
Lodge. Irish
better
—
colour." be found
right the
It not
billet-
Catholics, that since the only
became of preferment,
in
believe,
throughout
the
some
he has
not represented the be in more whether five-sixths were Irish not. or
over "
we
if
Irish Roman single the Supreme Court Benches or on the list
Catholic' or District
Court
with —
are
to
not
t.tnrriAv
grades
positions, responsible the of applicants is
A
ov-
Irish
portal to the higher Irish the cultivated
There
of
—
:
perfectly
ought
the 1st Immi
On
created from that he has with was
date to a wise yesterday drawn £550 a year. Mr. punctuality father too further Wise's furnishes evidence runs in the that billet-hunting the time to From he landed family. almost
the
day
of
liis
years
out
of
a
Mr.
Wise's
death
he
was
two
only afforded
too
five
no
Although the mother
his
some
extraordinary means, of £200 for life. What natural than the that to should heir such family traditions seize hold of the first vacant instinctively and suck as if his life teat, depended on it ? As long sufficient as nourishment to
a
get could
could
pension be more
be got and as
on,
lymph
to
cow,
did as
Mr. Wise hold the Government
he
was
long
long which
on
long
so
in,
so
nursed the old
to
did he stick which the
whole
came
milch
is family and ho, ;
indebted
for its very existence to this would have stuck on probably, to day had the supply only been equal tho cravings of his hunger. His party
have neither circumstances
the forgiven which he threw them over. a from the £1500 year would him Government not he satisfy wanted to claws put his appropriation Government fees well on as Finding nor
forgotten under
—
rise
have
of inferior The same to
grades the lower is
is
men
prevail of the
grades an pass from clear, then, that above the level a
nature and five-sixths of average human of the applicants are a very small Irish, But of thorn are successful. proportion
National Library of Australia
Wales,
of
for
in
us
oblige his
follow
to
not
Indian
vast
our
empire
least
this
"
JUST
To
on
And
devoted
debt
sympathy
I have fice, memorial a
to
threefold
to
with
remains of establishment his
a
of
The
needs is
first
cumment
no
manifest
part from
of me.
immediately
it
And is there hear). that we can add to this on and local memorial
nourishment
from
to
Memorial
other
any
Father
source.
Father
from
D
ami
en's
recent
a
Monday
of
scene
meeting
was
convened
by
a
circular
addressed copy of a letter by Sir Francis behalf of the Prince, on to Mr. Kuollys, Frank in which Sir F. Knollys Harris, said
:
desired the Prince of by inform him you that it affords the deepest to hear that a satisfaction has been set on foot to perpetuute project of Father the memory Damien, and to "
I
Wales
carry which
am
to
on
that
and the work complete hero and saint devoted
to
his
so His Royal Highness approves of the completely proposals you have that he will laid him be glad to before the of the committee become president formed for the purpose which is being some of giving such practical expression all the must feci with to sympathy life.
Damien's
Father labours." The attended
members were
6olf-sacrificing
of the committee the
Archbishop
who of
Duke of Norfolk, K.G., of Westminster, K.G., Baron Mr. Rothschild, G. Ferdinand M.P., M.P., the Lord Curzon, Mayor, Mr. General Sir John M.P., J. Morlcy, Liu torn Sir Simmons, Colonel G.C.B., the
Canterbury, the Duke
Edward
Bradford,
Lyall, K.C.B., A. Borthwick, Sir J. M.P.,
James
Paget,
Gayer,
lluuler,
Sir Alfred K.C.S.I., Sir Cardinal Manning, Sir G. Stokes, M.P., Fayrer, Dr. R.
Sir
K.C.S.I., Sir
Thorns, K.O.M.G., M.P.,
the where I will dear remains
cottage, of the sincerely,
Bro.
in
he
to raise desirable the father 6pot where tbe endowment of
was
the
on
said
the seconding be no question
There conld it
James."
Westminster
pleasure
and
and scheme
the
Its
fitness
tions
is
named
lepers
The
others.
Paget
scheme
a
a
to
pointed in if India, to be dealt
third
very
there
of
part
large
opera
250,000 He regarded
were
with.
a to be allowed to great privilege in taken to com part any steps memorate the life and work of one so as Father illnstr&us Damien a life work which had never been surpassed, if in its of martyrdom equalled, spirit for the good of suffering humanity it
nothing
as
take
personal
damien's
father
admiration and sym own have made labours pathy, flock needless further assistance to- his in the way of either or other hospital accommodation. The second part of the scheme: a leper ward to be attached to testify
to our for his
some
London
ever,
some
(hear). The
make
and
fully I
fitness.
short
apparent its am informed
Father
that
the strongest manifestation
a case of leprosy ago in the of a Dublin, person 6oldier returned from India, no one would have anything to with him do shut upon and no every door was him, be found to him back ship conld carry to India. not three years Again, ago there was, I am a leper told, lail, badly
in
about Folkestone, wandering of shelter, any home or place till one of our on be leading physicans an order for his ing applied to, gave admittance to London. the Hospital. About the same time there was a case of leprosy in St. I Bartholomew nud, four
two George's Hospital, being whilst at this moment very his hands leper with distinctly
the
disease engaged in his of the largeLondon meat when the Now, fluctuating that our population shipping
by
in
one
'
constantly borne in as these
in
cases
threefold
a
business
probably and suitably
first
resolution
that who
than
one
soon
,$ny
he received that he anticipate have the opportunity of to His gratitude Royal
so
else,
the well
and
amoug
has sacrificed
us
his
see life
E.
Clifford
hap
the great hero who for the good of said
he had
in moving a resolution pleasure to erect a monument ing it desirable
W.
Father
Sir
where
and of
the He
for
noble
and of the
imitation
at placed the larger
131,000
;
number
to
and be
It the truth. that in appeared India there were fourteen only stations or for centres the segregation of lepers, and a multiplication of these centres must be sorely needed.' He would not enter the question upon whether or wus aggregation segregation the better of dealing with the disway but us in music a discord soraeease; times the scientific produced highest nil
j
J
|
!
so
result,
from Whut
!
in
the
this
was
should mission
great declar :
to
Damien on the spot at Molokai, his are remains interred. He
perhaps settle
mission an
be
of
medical of those
to
was
authority, that there
comstrong experts, including other to countries,
of
impulse
medical
couteinplated in London
the question. would be
result
good might
case
conflict
j
others. Mr.
sympathy
nearer
facts
of the memorial ; no could one be more the appropriately propose than Mr. the Clifford, to
more
fitness
his
exhibiting
charity
(
last
and
completely, both in
represented and had
fulness,
number was he believed
foreign trade is shores is
character
and
When
was he had people. glad as the number of lepers .250,000 adopted in because in a India, correspondence he had two the Secre years ago with of State for who placed at tary India, his all the information disposal possessed Office on the subject, the by the India
it I he acknowledged will, hazard, think, that a leper ward is required in London. The resolutions to be submitted carry out the suggestion I have made as to
the
the which
to
not
English
markets.
to our bringing with such together I have taken almost at
conveying Highness,
heroic
affected
mind,
head of
the
Englaud. he did
record
St.
children, there is
the from
so it expressed England, that day by calling that as together for the of sembly purpose placing Father Damien's name on a permanent
without
or
In
:
received
in belonged, speaking words of gratitude of the of public and sym feeling
that letter should so
in
said he
and
put
Damien
in
pathy
affected,
three
week from
brotherhood,
importance when
then
was
Manning
missionary
time
believe,
resolution
to. agreed Cardinal course of last Paris letter a
how requires, or explanation
hospital,
consideration
occurred the first meeting of been formed under
rest
at
ward in was London leper probably but whether there was desirable ; likely to be a sufficient number of cases wns a matter he would leave to Sir James
self-sacrifice to
a
death-bed.
to
—
the
to
Letter
of
buried,
was
—
Damien.
Dnke
monument
or
him almost
tree,
—
great resolution. but that
be called and the
(hear, more
laid
have
guardian Yours
had
London
this
before his place of the disappearance which his face was
"
;
the evil.
took
little
I die. lhe
travelling of encourage and complete inquiry 3, a full leprosy of leprosy in India, into the question one of the chief seats of the disease, where there are about lepers 250,000 and no adequate means with of dealing to
studentships,
Rev. Mr. Chapman thoughts as his most A remarkable change
puhalla my
as
until
Lon
studentship the study
a
of
act
to
in
his
door
a
Molokai, ; 2, the
to some attached don, probably to or hospital medical school, the Damien Father Ward,
endowment
under
committee
monument
a
with We
covered.
embraces
this departed been confined to
frieuds.
tubercles
as
self-sacri
the spot at are interred leper ward
on
in
countenance the total in
his
death
well
as
this
that
1,
:
Damien
where
to
propose scheme
object
Fathor
him, noble
his
in
THEM.
FOR
LIFE
our
who
the his
and
always
were
HAS
WHO
PRIEST,
niS
our
Yourself
on
BELGIAN
GIVEN
mark
than the poor Islands could
Hawaiian
:
sor
and day until he breathed forth night his soul to God in my arms. A happier death I never witnessed. He was con united to God of stantly by increase and suffering. He often told me prayer he was so happy at the thought that he would celebrate his Easter in heaven.
far
a
heartfelt the death of
you
Damien,
of
death
April 15, having bed twenty-one days, during which he suffered the disease having intensely, his concentrated in mouth and throat, thus of sixteen ending a martyrdom I enjoyed of the happy privilege yenrs. and was with hint being his sick nurse,
and
have
skill,
aid
our
to
F.
the
James wrote
With
—
announce
reso
his
and
medical
baffled
YOUNG
I
Friend,
the
a by reading from receive
Brother
life
measure
a
example.
foreigners
claim stronger of the natives ever have had THE
Dear
per
Father
move
recently describing
Damien.
in of
than
fittingly
had
Eng would
concerned
memory could not
James,
friend
strangers, own but for our India, fellow-subjects. with its 250,000 and our colonies lepers, with their unnumbered but increasing that has to a loathsome disease victims/ hitherto
he
Father
the taking and death has not
on
:
circumstance's at
letter
Brother
The life said heroic of Father Damien (De Veuster) roused of the United the sympathy only It Kingdom, but it has gone deeper. to that the has home us brought colonial
more
row
of
He
lution
all
to
the
Damien.
sent letters expressing and that conld not attend, they to the their cordial support
chair,
welcome
petuating
had
regret offering movement. The Prince
our
on
years
Bench,
committee
erect
to
be
E. Clifford, the Rev. Hugh The Chapman, and Dr. Robson Roose. the Earl of of Hartington, Marquis and other members of the Carnarvon,
from the proposal such a monument
that
sure
land
Mr.
Harris,
And
billet.
rule.
only
Court by
was
Government
mother the family
to
exception his father
The
Journal
will await public Mr. Wise's proof five-sixths of that
they
him.
tliecoumutteethutliaB of the Prince the auspices of Wales held at Marlborough was House, under the presidency of His Royal Highness.
Billet-Hunters.
for
any hunters are One thing is Masonic the
as
seven
Wisp,
Tt.
for
November, 1862, he and gration Agent,
On
question. Franciscan,
Freeman's
of that
created
was
A
the following article in of the slanders against of New South Wales Mactnillan's magazine by
one
remarkably
of billets. Since February, pursuit 1851, he has been drawing his sustenance from the State cow, and when the supply had to run another billet begun dry,
this
devoting
sisters.
of
has to
been
F.
G.
this
assiduously. have done
difficult
a
in
are
would
Benedictine
reference the
forces all
work
the sisters is nine Charity,
6lli
July
M
hard
Sydney
Mr.
his
hospitals
Family
A
have
to
on the said Wise is successful in
billeted
comfortably
Government.
might add, Wise's
Mr.
Sunday
by Pittsburg yesterday the Catholic organized and neighbourhood, to
are
of
Bishop
turned train
themselves What the
Two
not
are
they
we
Catholics,
getting.
uncles
as
the young calf tbe old cow restive, gave her a parting aud betook kick, himself to the attorneys. Mr. Wise is certainly the only member of the family that ever " let go he is the only one but, then, that we ever heard of who ever derived
are
who Phelan, re evening, on the three o'clock afternoon. has He
on
billet-
and
was
!
to the themselves care of the devoting in the hospitals, while sick and injured the aro and priests doing anything and themselves everything making
general reached
of billet-hunting, Irish Roman
managed,
complete. the escaped
alone had object The water's wrath. statue of the that bad been decorated Blessed Virgin, and adorned because of the May devo was as unsullied as the tions, day it was
have ventured this statement before him for that could contradict public name of Wise is suggestive. the very The family from 1851 to the history date is little better than a history present a
Supreme
be
One
not
Jonathan W. Mr. MacCormac, Mr. Fairbairn, Hutchinson, Principal W. S. Lilly, Mr. E. Lawson, Mr. Frank
.
Catholic
how we are curious to know is, did Mr. Wise arrive at this proportion of five-sixths ? What data did he start from ? Had he any data at all, or did he evolve it out of his moral conscious ness ? We rather that be would fancy
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The
Hugh Chapman
Rev.
was
called
once,
working people said was something
bigotry
in
connection
Damien, cheque
the
answer
it
.
speak Father Damien, if
thing with
a
but
his sentimental
name
lb
larity.
would
it
were
almost
the
never
fact
more
seal
on
alleviate
its
sought
to
was committee executive ap Baron F. Roths It included pointed. child, M.P., the Bishop of London, M r.
Cardinal Sir Manning, M.P., Mr. J. Hutch Sir J. Paget, Fayrer, Sir and Mr. Harris. A. F. inson, E. Lawson were and Mr. Borthwick and the London appointed treasurers Coutts and Westminster Bank, Messrs.
Curzon,
J.
;
Sir
Co., and named
were
Samuel bankers
as
Scott to
and
receive
Co.
sub
moved of Canterbury Archbishop of thanks to the Prince of Wales a vote for convening the meeting and presiding The
said
He
it.
which
movement
was
one
time. at the present of sympathy had amount by the life and martyrdom
immense
An
this all
affected
been evoked of Father Damien. Lord The Mayor,
the
motion. Prince
The he
in
of WaleB,
the
for
reply, kind
said
way grateful had his in this matter in which action had been to him a of. It been spoken of pleasure and satisfaction to source committee of a over composed preside men. such and distinguished eminent Ruhinnt one which sDoke for Tha was the itself. They wished to perpetuate was
very
great hero Damien his life amongst the through living lost from this suffering unfortunate people wished also and they terrible disease, he had means and every by some in dis would be successful hope they to eradicate and means the covering foul disease. out this During stamp few op India he had but tour in his —
—
,
of
but when seeing lepers; a four years ago he visited and he could corroborate there, hospital what had been said as to the admirable This of such hospitals. portunities in Norway
management Was
that in twenty the fact of cases under treat the number from 2000 to bad been reduced It was hoped that we might diasimilar of attaining the means He had in India and elsewhere.
years ment 700. f
by
proved
cover
results very
doubt
little
take
would that
but
that the public and matter warmly, in view would be suc
the
up
the
objects accomplished. the proceedings. This terminated that several is understood It
cessfully
including
subscriptions,
of from the Prince when offered mally mittee
100
have
Wales, the
formulated
will
The
master
unfortunate £3 for reading
fined
was
text- book for the teachers The Education
of
the
schools refer should
Department
school
boys and
of this
girls
will
of Sir interest
Pilot Charles
,
to
directions minent
his
The
and
States
various
with
together
countries,;
Many of
Chinese.
these
walks
Still
particularly
ships
conaemn
that
to
sail
from
the
Nineteenth io
Agnosticism, rln
the
lint
so
tO
show
article
because
Century which his
hermeneutical
and
skill
to the
advantages.
interesting, of the references is
National Library of Australia
Exceedingly
of
the
Indians and found spiritual
Never
before
have A
we
the
refuge We see
of St.
civilisation
a
such
a
swindler escapes by and is almost imballoon, found mediately again through a pigeon Adolf Werner had been Herr post. singular
means
case.
of
swindling
a
right
and
left
in
the
stream
of
Greek warriors
of
capital
of
and
must
this
Troy.'
barbarism to
his
land
The
saints from
and the
Saxon
when the Irish to civilise him Moutalcmbert
members
true men, devoted
more
citizens,
from
come
Christian
education.
Cardinal
Wiseman
Ireland.
on
The following uttered more words, than thirty Car years ago by the great dinal Wiseman, are of special interest at the present time. the They breathed same warm-hearted sympathy, the same true so love of Ireland in conspicuous
scholars clod
like
horse
wooden
the
in
successor
Cardinal
Manning
those of us, that who are the is, past middle cf life when almost the period whole was in a state of out country when the country seemed to be lawry, in the hands of a party of men who the other. That was sought to oppress —
the In
to which it condition the while meantime, creatures for so I must were were
seemed that
One taken
—
one and thing, taken from them. remained to them. We all thing from our the story childhood from ancient of the mythology to
box,
the
which
casket,
con
and how, when good gift, was opened by the unfortunate Pandora, flew and remained away, nothing
tained
every
but rest.
thing, There
would
not
his letters. the Irish monastic schools an entire of philosophers, population architects, musicians, poets, painters, aud historians. arose Her inspiration
poor
them
call
midst of plenty, to a climate that the most sustaining
thoy clung could not be
went and teach him in says that trained wore
scholars
those
the
away flying of capable
wonderful
all
reduced.
was
.
know
it
in
starving
in
was
his
We know the old history of ejectments and and driving evictions from away small That was the condition holdings. in which we remember that country—
stalwart, at
Patrick
a Armagh University establishing in the ninth had 7,000 which, century, all the countries students, representing of Europe, and St. Finiun, at Clouard, in whence 530, said issued,' Usher,
various
heard
better
"
our
1
the
This
a
be proud of the in the work of country It is too are true that we with our and our poverty and we are it is told that
Ireland was and literature.'
names
this.
and
and
his
legislated
that
Christian.
to bo of such a mould and you welcome the day when your chil of Mother under the shadow
your children of the family,
gutters.
out of learning, people and held them for centuries in ignorance. We should not let the world that forget there was a time when, as Usher says,
European
novel
be
at drink the fountain of Church, shall christian The community knowledge. should feel for that a influence strong than and good is here anywhere else, should will make in that which rejoice
societies
we are Catholics. It is because would not fathers give up their Catholic faith. Protestant England, laws, England, by a code of penal
numbers from the
aud
mould,
the
our
hospital,
and
Christian should
a
dren,
should
Irishman
ignorance, because
Ingenuity. funny
that
should
tidings
secret
upon
the cultivation
unnearu.
deduce vexatious
we
and are
abbotted be punish-
mm
Catholic Church Education-
education. taunted
!
contributes
be
and that mischievous nuisance, New York Herald is admirably fitted broken 'windows or stopping upon
The
Religious
.
of
on
tnnnlodorn
Sullivan let him
in
art,
education school is
a
record
life
Misapplied
Testimony.
Huxley
Professor issue current article
unprejudic
it
'
Remarkable
dialectic
If means
lessons
The
at
an
not
Chicago
(
A
so
that
consist
and
and upon virtue, intelligence must virtue be Christian. She says that the mould iu which character be formed should must and
New
the
not
the utterances of See of W estminster
as
of
ao
two
making
Francisco
in the hospital few years contains of many people distinguished in
all
from
for
under the temporal healing of the Irish Sisters gentle ministrations and the list of two hundred converts to the Faith who received a baptism within well
by
painful
the
of her office. duties She responsible has under her charge in San Francisco and its a a neighbourhood hospital, Four Magdalen asylum, and schools. Sisters of her sisters are of Mercy. She
Eastern
?
entire
are
requirements. .
dui
know
a
know
we
followers
murder,
our
from Ireland to San band of devoted with a small Their first work was in 1854. their and among weie patients of disappointed goldseekers
did not Greek and Roman culture Greek and Roman from destruc She proclaims that true civilisa
founded
of
merits
as
ast ignorant if not quite
uuica-
in
principle or rather there is a prompt reply, several. is In the first the not charge place, In to be the it next, assuming proven. how does it affect Mr. Parnell and time,
Russell.
came
ignorant
outcry the
anent
ivageay of the
vxrcgoiy
of dress, or elegance and material manners, wealth, prosbut in good morals, based upon perity, of the of an exact knowledge teachings of Jesus Christ and a faithful piactice duties. She believes that not religious even can have unless republics stability
under the Clan-na-Gaol acting of Alexander a pro Sullivan, of .the advocate Home Rule To this in the United Slates.
by the
the Bible, struck out
readers, says the that a sister of is the Sir Russell pioneer Sister of Mercy on the Pacific Slope. has been for Mother Mary B. Russell of Mercy-, but she forty yoars a Sister health and fulfils with enjoys excellent the enthusiasm of youth the manifold It
Boston
that
tion does of letters
an
i
/
to her schools that she may train her in in children the which way they should walk. She will not be satisfied with for she knows mind culture alone,
is a mean, a and sneaking pander to cowardly, of faction to affix the stigma truculent on a crime perpetrated beyond the sea It is of the Irish nation. the leaders who was no man stated that Dr. Cronin, with has been made away of eminence,
ed,
country.
Charles
best to raise and Irishmen
\r
ijuO
us
the
Tragedy.
uronin
are
matter, Herald but this
ea,
A sister
level
York
;
com executive their immediate
We
go. the
ser
And so on. In the the remark. fact, of Victoria are in a Protestant children fair of growing and ; up infidels way that is the fate which the Birming edu would to impose on cation fanatics like the
their
Ireland against extraorainary
t
!
save
trying
n
or
\jiianeumgue,
and Louis XIY. Great, They are and they were ages of literature, ages of Christian and Catholic faith. Let us hear hsr voice when she calls
.formally
of the The London and Paris editions which be the paper New York Herald, in no day of rest in the week, are lieves
morality" that suggested to
i
/"it
and A. Lessetter."
Cronin
be said of the epoch of Alfred the Great,
the
tion.
"
the
T.
S.
river.
poet. could not of Bede, of Alcuin,
following Church : Anglican. H. A. N. Sprotson, L. Leslie, A Beauc-
A. Clark,
The
to
writer
and
-
and DeStoto find She gave Dante
world,
new
What
the
Calcutta, of the
freighted
seem
lyric
wi
to
hamp,
the
The
those
Amongst
old resounded the with
grand
when exiled from his native and she crowned Petrarch as
refuge
a
who
mighty
Florence,
Church
Mission
the
Vallnnce,
his co-religionists in the absence Protestant A child was pastor. asked by the Government Inspector why children should, obey their parents. " Honour and thy mother" thy father No marks were al began the child. " lowed. The answer was Be proper and educate feed, cause clothe, they of
the
recently
clergymen The Rev.
which
from
Roman Community until Rev. O. W. Townsend, of Oxford University principal
was
papers
a
several seceded
to
is
aisles,
men
a
covering ing the
Cardinal says; the Sacrament at Westminster who clergymen
Central administered
have recently of England. into received
in Victoria.
been
An
Clergymen
"
news
Catholic
to have heard the heavenly strains, and have adapted them to earthly airs. Mozart Haydn, and Liszt have been great be Rossini, cause of the sweet influence of the Holy She blessed dis Sacrifice. Columbus
Church.
the
Confirmation
of
Even obliterated. Christiauicy " in Longfellow's of lines Wreck the the which mention the Hesperus" of Galilee were miraole on the Lake out.
Anglican
Manning
he glorified the system of education that is out in Victoria. But a Mel carried bourne of the Spectator correspondent that all has pointed out the Victorian text-books have been carefully school aud reference to overhauled, every
struck
of
her of
names
was
rogue
the
the that
copy
they
The songs
through
a
as
a
has
cunning
as
cathedrals.
all
nebulous
wrote some Review in
the
into
the
of Birmingham, lately ih the Contemporary
as
large guineas be for
and
inasmuch
the announcing at Groos-Mau-
dispatch the balloon
Reception
Catholic pity, says the Times, result of democratic institutions in our colonies is often to make very these communities the subjects of the Mr. Dale, most dangerous experiments.
this
which
in
work
of hazy, Times.
condition Catholic
of secularism
is
It
that
me."
seconded
of
lately
mon
scriptions.
at
infidelity;
he was there, and police were
captured.
between but be
resting-place
alternative. the he would say, place the same condition in
—
Methods
was
set
An
and
no
a
nerseorf,
to
that royalty than when it and
received descent
popu-
perniciuus
royal heroism true human pain.'
a
balloon.1
captive
of
teachings
do men the Why, then, say that Catholic Church is a foe to education and should not speak upon this question of schools To' her the world goes to ? In her, day for all that i3 great in art. architecture has its highest inspiration, and the mighty names of Michael Ana B ram an tie, and a Pugin shine gelo, from her walls, and men are great to-day
descend
lot of pro He had hidden a present. the balloou. When in high up perty he cut the anchor rope, and he and his wife sailed out of sight, much to the of his flight of all. The reason surprise was soon In discovered. the evening the Carrier Club in Vienna Pigeon
destroy
a
—
much of pretty Pro Papistry." on his countrymen consider whither
he would
date from
the
Church.
hits
a parachute a On the day in question and crowds of spectators
leaven a
from
warm
rather getting the idea of upon balloon. He advertised
was
he
in
and the tending, be offers them is refuge He believes that Cardinal in the conviction right and
incertitude.-
if the self-sacrifice and zeal worship not were attended worship by personal and co-operation. The per sympathy of His Royal Highness sonal sympathy this was to movement calculated with and it in call forth others, sympathy illustrated
and
is
to
is
himself
Pro
little
It so
him,
escaping by that on a-certain
one
is
Englishmen
be a sad associated
only and transient
was
That
for
calls
up
that there Catholicism would fain
a
was
It
wake
Agnosticism. was Newman
(hear, hear.) of comfort and luxury of leprosy and in of praise
to '
was
for
not
are
the whole, yet of the Anglican
not
school
Anglicanism of harbour
about Father
provoked
£300 the midst
for
in
easy
with
if
Huxley
and
j
Austria.
all
but
;
"Their
preparatory fessor to
not
are
Know-nothing
large lump very Church, which is now
a law far of sacrifice way of illustrating in difference surpassing any religious He received from creeds. great help from and Nonconformists, clergyman,
and
lucidity the
destroyed Protestantism. has leavened
a fund to help years ago to start the work forward which he had read of in the English It gave him the papers. as a of the pleasure greatest clergyman Church of England, because it was one
taste,
contains.
it
true, and
Dr. decidedly noteworthy. and the Tractarians, he says, for ever the old anti- Catholic
Newman
three
servants when
of
declaration fessor is
which is
it
references, in very good remarkable for
and said Highness, upon by His Royal life of that the and sacrifice saintly to him Father Damien had appealed for and it gave a long him pleasure time,
from
Newman
These
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Cardinal
to
—
to
j
view
a
j
with
agencies
for the lepers much extending provision than it existed at present. more widely
I
and
stations
one
and
quit— hope;
what is religion you, home to the heart ? What afflicted the
What
immense is
that
remained
the
trust
Gospel
worth last
the
all
of
and what,
all
—
it
I ask
but hope brought the of and pour is
Christianity of but
man
the
in
but God ?
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that
at
boldly
so
once,
let
sion have
everything or to not,
it
;
a
and
to
keep
if
possession. and learning
education, almost. serve
else
in
posses to well
is
if
gain
yoa
have it you You may get and
knowledge,
and civilisation culture, but if you can but preand belief in God faith steadfast His His eternal and in mercies, and
Oh
!
secured for have rewards, you of the poor man far more than the heart or all the all the efforts of statesmen of enemies can violence possibly pluck these from him. Well, then, during
infinite
were ridiculed while years, they dwelt mud cabins on in they the this supported edge of the bog, them. Why, when the last spark had of the cabin floor died out of the turf was and when the stream round beating was in the cold and the wind it winter, and chink through, every penetrating frozen when the poor desolate, cranny, Irishman said (as I have no doubt he did he to God," Glory say again again), in that was a there light brighter one the lustres of the miserable than all
3000
because
4
most
4
jfomgn
could
room
assembly to him." have communicated splendid
Jntueotomal
attir
It Loch
has
been
return shortly leave again by
will
and will for the The
Victoria.
owing
steamer
contains
to
the
refusal
His Lordship, unable to accept his to the decline in
j
of of
the writer the position and health,
Brisbane, The
the
has been has now past,
time
the
to
determined
political
parties.
'
j
j
tion.
the
of between
the
account
on
would
cause
mother. The
his
it
separation wife and
her
narrow
Postmaster0. Raikes, in the has announced House of Commons that it is his intention shortly for to issue 3d. post-cards Australia. of the W.A. A detailed examination shows that the Loan of £100,000 Hon.
General,
have
offers average The leading the Queen to"
next
public Ireland
been £180 15s. 3d. bodies have invited in the spring of
year. Pasha
Wodehouse
wires from Cairo has long been con
that
Emin Bey, who with the nected Dervishes, and joined them deserted ranks. of the
has
now
the British news that the leaders wavering in their
He
brings are dervishes
Victoria would br
|
Heavy
used bear robes
a
Her
Majesty
full
The
Parnell
the President sion to examine the
patriotic
loyal
The of
has refused to of the Statutory
Marquis has
India,
privately league. of
the
Adelaide,
Many fallen
i
to
the that the Indian informed him that
Government
Melbournk, a.
Viceroy Imperial native
rewarci
or
information
have Chiefs they are to contribute to the anxious defence of the British will Empire, and that they furnish and equip 30,000 men if neces
unsound
sary.
criminal
who
A
be
at
will
1
A
deraulted
Yarra for
trial
Glen, at
bank
has
been
the
next
sessions.
drowned,
have been
rescu
Sydney,
of the A return savings showing the Queen has been laid on the table of the of Commons. ThO return shows House of Her the fortune is that Majesty
£1,500,000. New Zealand ;
select
mutton
frozen is
meat
quoted
is
neglect
at
5d.
per
tin is Australian quoted at £90. is flat. .The copper market of the Australian The directors Agri a dividend at cultural Co. have declared
the
an
Best
of 25 per cent. of Dr. Cronin has led The murder in the split important Clan-ria-gael
to
Society.
National Library of Australia
was
present
connection
with
the
July sinking
the
be
at
met next.
for the
26. been
July has
week
a
claimed £10,000. has been Snow
plaintiff
named
man
on
with
on
Saturday
Roberts, residents
j
'a
M.L.C., of Brisbane
Wellington,
of the the
Judge
Gillies
died
Josiah
Forth,
a
the
one
of
died
to-day. 24.
July
to-day. flour mill
proprietor, in bankruptcy petition to-day. is in the fever Typhoid prevalent his
filed j
three and that of the months, second engineer for twelve months. The rescue at the Glebe B party 44 at the now Facemine are working fall" of the colliery, and it is expected of Roberts that the bodies and Peate will
tons. Mr. oldest
25.
steamer near Afghan, wharf a few weeks ago, Newcastle Marine has suspend Board of Enquiry of the chief ed the certificate engineer
Monday
rate
The Shah of Persia
In
inspect
Saturday
for
lb. .
next
,
Forces
ed.
ed
will
Edwards
Major-General the Military afternoon.
city. |
1
action for false An imprisonment J udge Ward. has been entered against named has A Christie bankrupt of imprison been sentenced to a term ment for fraudulent bankruptcy.
Adelaide,
or
The coorte
Adelaide, July 25, A of shock strong earthquake at Carrieton occurred afteryesterday
July
noon. |
of
27. Narra
the against Herald has been postponed which will be the ninth libel
case
Tuesday, '
Block
Junctions
46s.,
10s.
Bigg,
a
very
old
A
till
day
resident
Ses heard in recently Petty the division Westmeath of affords further as enlightenment
case
in
sions,
Athlone, to the
of
solicitude law and
preserve
what price they life endangered
the
order not
At
Ireland.
appraise is
to-
Unionists
in
when
life,
of
one
their
the own,
be gathered from this prose Patrick Deane, a bailiff, fired at a young woman with a revolver, and there was to nothing in the evidence show that he did not do so with feloni may also cution.
ous
She
intent.
not
was
of taking in his
tion
do
to
was
\
that conld that he only harm. bodily
is
grievous mercifnl
most
even
altogether
and not of scoundrel. If with the inten
most
the favour
life,
be said
nor
killed
but the escape injured, the result of good luck intent on the part of the he did not fire at the girl
of
dispenser
a short of term of anything would seem imprisonment inadequate for such a grave offence, punishment, and it might very be expec reasonably
justice
ted
much greater the
case.
Bench
in
these
of in the
for
called
Unionists
on
this
notions
and
kind,
to
impartially to themselves. apply a themselves' as privileged regard and so deal with each other ; the
sworn
very
They
strictly
affair
which,
cost
him
his
him
that some to which of
his
by
fidelity
him.
had
costs
for
It
life.
is
shooting
would 6ome
have years, would
It to bet certainty ardent member of the party ruffian Deane has given such one
wagering
proof
on
for
liberty
cost
actually be like
and
that the little out of Ireland,
unlikely
class conse
Deane
that Patrick quence being only to pay three guineas the attempt he had made even
of
one
the law have they administer does not
that
is,
and
Have peculiar
Ireland of questions
on
was
severity But the
law
sentence
of
that inflexible supporters would consider that a
order.
penny.
on
a
attachment
rewarded
fine
paying
Even
and
costs
his for
an unimpeachable the Archbishop of Dublin so
as authority haB admitted
are that the Irish people all for the law, this losing respect being an of a loss of inevitable consequence
in its confidence administrator; who can wonder at this when of justice such as has outrages in
Deane
this
case
not
are
and flagrant occurred
uncommon.
ruffians of the Deane hireling to stamp are allowed swagger through the country with loaded and revolvers, without that license to carry arms which is sometimes refused to of the citizens
When
is it small wonder repute, indeed there is no respect for constituted and that it is in so many cases authority, council which superseded by a national
faithfullv
represents
wants.--
Advocate.
the DODular
will
and
i
Count now subject, of Prague, the Austrian
active
an
Prussia;
Schonborn, Cardinal
life
began
Austrian
an
Prince
Bishop
of cavalry in captain in and took 1866, Army in the war part against and the late von Baron was
a
afterwards
Kettler,
a
as
Bishop
of Mayence,
soldier.
A sudden death of a' peculiarly character occurred at a ball painful recently given by the Mayor of Ballarat dust Miss before midnight, May M.
\
Kissock was when dancing in a polka, she slipped. On being conducted to the ladies; room she partook of a glass of water, and within fell into a faint, three minutes afterwards breathed her last. The sad occurrence caused an
of the
company. the German army is Consumption the authorities, dreaded by greatly since the recent Parisian Medical Con early
dispersal
in
gress
that the disease was the German Accordingly, has decided that the must of every soldier be measured a If the chest does not month. and does not a certain breadth,
pronounced
contagious. War Minister chest once
-
hearing.
Captain
in Ireland.
Order
best that
for trial charge of £1,200. 26. Brisbane, July of sugar produced in the The return last colony for the year ending March shows the been to have 34,020 yield tons. This shows a decrease of 23,937
|
been
July 25. supposed
to collect
held
embezzling
j
to have
Lufra,
be
Sydney, Huddlestone
committed
of
j
of the ship
crew
have,
which to present with a souvenir prior from the Colony.
;
London, The
to
with
The
Bank.
large
state
have
at the Police and of forging charge to the value of £641. uttering receipts for the A has been verdict given in the action defendants by brought Mr. v. The E.S. and A.C. Proudfoot
wandered a
is
meeting
to her departure
to the
a
stocks 14's Block
Lady Loch
our
onerea
lead
Freeman,
the
Thompson, committed
that
July
silver
considerably.
subscriptions
25.
July oeen
recently in while
home mind.
manager
nas
Mr.
of
discovery contractor, from his
xou.
the
of
26.
their former prices. however, maintained are £40 15. ; Block 14's Brokens 54s. £6 10s. ; Junctions The weather is cold and bleak. Melbourne, July 27. A groom named Andrew MoFarlane at Wooroopna, has been left residing a year, the Rev. £2,000 by his father, of Glasgow. Andrew McFarlane, to £5,000, amounting Applications, of have been made to the commissioner assistance to Public Works, desiring to the enable the applicants repair damage caused by the floods.
INTERCOLONIAL.
for
Lansdowne,
state
however, the ministry
remanded on Court
of
July 25. is proceed Assembly. a foregone a having
is,
Hugh
Commis
arrived
mail-boat
of five.
majority
ions.
authorise books
result
conclusion,
allegiance.
Mr.
American
debate The no-confidence in the Legislative ing
I
£5
at
and
intended To the
inflicted.
Hobart,
Australia in her of the Queen, similar to the attire of the Jubilee celebrat
at
is
to-day.
and
England
figure crown,
and
to
It
employed punctured
accidentally
were
fines
The
the 4 Jubillee has Plunger," his trip Aus asserted that to publicly tralia cost him £65,000. The Chamber of Belgian Deputies francs for the con has voted ten million
between
and the
flooded.
caused
of the Congo railway. three- penny cards post
com-
has been made Customs seizure of 11,000 contraband cigars. will sum The coroner up to-morrow re the taken at the inquest evidence accident. to the Glebe collery lating near sewer burst The Devonshire Redfern Station George yesterday. streets were in consequence and Pitts
Benson,
struction The
workmen
the
A
to
given
escape that some
place
Bank,
26: Sydney, July have been Several tobacconists pro of the ceeded for breaches against Act. Houses Betting Suppression
there Ireland, no more in prisoners political The Freeman in the latter country. remarks, commenting upon Sir Charles' his patriotism. eulogises were
took gas National
resulting of a bedroom of the inmates.
believed on the building the gas-pipe.
and irritation and the Berlin been solaced by assurance that the Hon. W. H. Smith's will be passed. next year the Bill Gavan Duffy has written Sir Charles to the in which he a letter Freeman states that if the Home Rule prevailing in"
July 25. Francis Ormond
in
destruction
plete
,
also
late The
of
Warrnambool,
of
failure
has
Bill
goldfield.
the
j
for anticipated become general, of the hostility The inhabitants
of
a
yesterday
!
Law
at
explosion at
j
party
The announcement Sugar Convention much disappointment Germany, throughout Government have not
discovery gold Mount is Chaffey which of very to become great impor the has consequently locality
made
ployers. An
!
9d.
7s.
yesterday. at £40,
has
The will has has been proved. property been sworn at under £175,500. named A traveller, Harry Boolka, in the employ of Messers. Woolf, for Cohen & Co., has been committed of for the larceny of a quantity trial em of his the property jewellery,
'
£6
Centrals
sends
of
of the
|
at
25,
Melbourne,
office are holding for British protection, making demands of Turkey haying already sent two men war and four to thai direc regiments
the
to
14's and
prices
;
July
a
|
taining essary as that of Great Britain. The Prince of Wales sent his hearty congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone on of the celebration the occasion A Golden of their Wedding. great the be held in connection with fete will Liberal event Club. by the National of the inhabitants The revolt among
Semaphore, died Brokens are quoted
large
Rockhampton
at
likely tance ; been proclaimed
a
which
that
been
examination miscroscopic the main Queen's household, of a splendid Court beiDg nec of Society such in the interests
making
warden
news
it is unless Labouchere's motion, agreed to the be given that no further grants of the Mr. Sovereign. graudchildren Mr. combatted Gladstone eloquently and as leader of Labouchere's motion, the idea the Liberal Party he disparaged
of the
Boucicault's
unchanged.
are j
The extreme Radical wing expenses. Mr. Labouchere's are motion, supporting of the Parnellite while a majority Party Mr Gladstone's are proposed supporting has an Mr. Morley compromise. Mr. will that he nounced support
the
an
the Marquis Governorship
was
states,
Melbourne,
special
Telegraph"
reference of
in
Lome's
to
Henry
November.
Cape in Daily
44
article
24.
Sir
that
arranged
26.
.
News.) Julv
i
of the Queen were adequate to to Her make fitting Majesty and if fov her grandchildren, provision be the case the not to such is found Queen should economise her household
of of
and
Brough
drawing corny any are houses at Theatre Royal. is The share market lively
threatrieal
44
WhitiDg," London, July
belonging
FOREIGN.
Messrs.
i
disposal enable
two
London.
station.
for The
discussion took further a on the of Commons the House place of the proposed additional grant subject to the of Wales, Prince of £36,000 Mr. Labouchere which concerning at the that the funds to the effect moved
owing
Daily
boat
gun
in
Crete,
telegrams. the
naval named the
was
some
(From
new
Yesterday
say not
was
it
in
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and
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and
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ALSO— dyspepsia,
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Bit
Hop in
and
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the in
quietness,
Guildford the Colony.
every
WITH BUILDINGS
George,
Lincoln
and situation
Hotel,
has
no
equal
in
poisonous
Dyer, Douro,
—
Ladies
6d. Admission AFTERNOON.
only.
Streets.
From
to
2.30
UNDERTAKING
numerous friends the undersigned begs to lie is about add and FUNERAL
FURNISHING,
to
his
Packenham, Leah,
PERTH.
1889.
UNION,
ART
£800
be drawn
Prize
as
whole as the subscribed.
soon
is
the
of
BLOCK
OF LAND (1J acre Freehold), adjoining railway and road at North Fremantle, on which is erected a substan tial 4-roomed the cottage whole worth £765.
in
2nd
Prize
or
country
REILLY, etc. Builder, Jan. 2, 1889.
Perth,
—
Prize
—
Winner £25.
to
Pony,
saddle,
to
select
value
value
&c.,
of
£10.
and
expeditiously
town
Street,
;
3rd
conducted PHILIP
Also,
;
Hampton
GRA TEFUL—
and Children Skates Free.
6d.,
have kindly A committee of gentlemen consented to conduct the drawing. of a book of 20 tickets Each purchaser will be presented with a Complimentary Ticket FREE.
From
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Is.
6d.; Skates
MORNING.
SATURDAY
EYERY
for
Gala
Prize
Children.
ON
MUSIC.
By
APPLICATION.
@,
Skates
FRANK
on
Roberto.
"I3y
a
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of
the
which
natural and flue
laws nutri
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LONDON,
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SALE.—
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IIORboards, sheet nesses.
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and
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W.
A.
15th
August,
1889,
to contract for persons willing the erection of the walls, to according of the above Convent. specifications, and The stones Contractor finding bricks,
the Building
Committee
finding
cartage.
Plans and specifications may he seen, and full on obtained, particulars appli cation to Mr. James Bonsor. does not bind itself The Committee to
or the lowest tender, any the guarantee of two require sureties for the due perform responsible of the Contract. ance and fulfilment
and
accept wifi
JOHN SERMON, Chairman Committee. Building 24th June, 1869. Nortliam,
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to
from
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THURSDAY,
of large quantity various Cardboard, thick
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old age that author o£ the after Allies,
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practical ardent from the
most
as
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recognized learning. the key of the Romeward it has been called, as movement, in the desire that is to be found all Christians have thoughtful to find the truth. Those who wish to have faith and not mere seek admission the into opinion,
£31,250,000. one
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feeble views.
who, before undertaking others should themselves
to convert
ranks of gathered tradesmen, merchants, gay young are and others who guardsmen,
ORGANISA
in
with its
are
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over
1888,
transacted
ever
Christians,
can Neither it be Catholic revival has the minds of those and are antiquarianism,
who love unfamiliar of some
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made great way in Rome, as is clear from to the Romans St. when he writes Paul, Your faith is spoken of through (i. 8), out the whole world." tradition Another interesting says that made his way to Joseph of Arimathea Britain and settled at Glastonbury. Attached to the ruin of the Abbey is the of St. where he is said to chapel Joseph, lie buried and for centuries was shown was called the Glastonbury what thorn, which was said to be nothing but the staff of St. Joseph, which he Btuck into the and which blossomed in the ground, middle of winter, like another Aaron's of the Divine rod, in proof complacency. Certain it is it we that, as may, explain this thorn used to be in blossom soon after Christmas, as those who had cut can This again is testify. tings possible. Martha and Mary We know that Lazarus, at Marseilles, settled in France, and St. Joseph may have found his way to Britain, but there is no history to prove it. It is that St. and even also Paul, suggested St. have visited but may Britain, Peter, adduced would the evidence prove just as visited the Sandwich that easily they Islands. An to appeal Pope Clement, some about a.d. 100, to settle questions Gildas of ritual, is also spoken of. says, that the faith made but little however, the natives till the per among progress a.d. 303. secution of Diocletian, The first fact concerning trustworthy of Britain is the conversion given by the "In the year Yen. Bede, when he says Incarnation 156 from our Lord's
Romas, (Ann. Camp. ap. M. H. Episcopo B. 830,) in a case wherein Rome and Alexandria differed temporarily (See Op. Leon. M. 1, 1055; ed. FF. Ballrini and Das alte Walter, Wales, p, 226, Bonn, This proves clearly before 1859). " that, the arrival of St. the British Augustine, Church in communion was with the Pope, and obeyed his authority. In the first Council of the Aries, residence of the Pope's Legate in Gaul the British Church was represented (314), the by three These leading Bishops. subscribed the decrees sent to Rome for with a letter from the Fathers, approval, to in which occurs this Pope Sylvester, " We have thought passage it advisable not to confine to the our labour program set before me us. We have also thought of providing for our in the dioceses, of presence the and His Holy Ghost But certain regulations. it is our angels, that as you have a wider opinion jurisdic tion it is your duty to promulgate them to all the faithful. of Sardica In the Council the (347), British an address to Pope Bishops signed " It will to be best Julius, seem saying and most if the from proper, bishops each particular make reference province to their of Peter head, that is to the seat the Apostle."" When the Pelagian heresy broke out we read that in 429 " Pope
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The report of the Government Geologist, Mr. Woodward, on the Yilgarn goldfields has been published. It appears, on the to be very whole, satisfactory.
It is pleasing colonies evince
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proceeds
observe that the sister to determination render to West Austra every possible assistance lia in her efforts to obtain constitutional reform.
is
gratifying of Fr.
in consideration Governor, Kelly made many years to Australian with Lady
the
on Council, Legislative Monday of last, Mr. evening Harper gave notice to His his intention to move an address the Governor to the Excellency provide funds line to for a telegraph necessary the Eastern Goldfields. »
Ax Northam, the foundation on 22 inst., stone to of the Convent which is be erected in7 that will be laid by township, the Right Rev. A bazaar Dr. Gibney. and in aid of the building tea-meeting fund will take place on the same day. Mr.
W. he
Mather,
introducing
who has 'had some considerable in roller announces his mills, to in his give any information those who are about thinking into the the most colony
improved
flour-making
states
experience willingness to
power
of
Fremantle,
machinery.
The Hon. John Forrest on his way is back to the from Melbourne, colony where he has been on his brief visit. His absence from the Legislative Council, in which he always does a large share of the work allotted to the official members, was to be felt. beginning
On
night last a public meeting held in Perth, under the auspices of the Liberal for the purpose of Association, an expressing opinion upon the present of the Constitutional position question. Several addressed the meet gentlemen and various resolutions ing, were passed.
Thursday
was
Mr. tive an
A.
Forrest
moved
the Legisla that Council, Monday evening, humble to the address bo presented on
in
the
in
shores
Broome,
his presence drawbacks of
In
learn
that
lecture
for
net
the the
benefit
St. North came Brigid's Schools, Perth, 14s. 6d.The would to £15 no result, doubt, have been much had there been time better the lecture, and especially to fully advertise had it been known that His the Excelleney
vantage According to the European Mail it is that Sir Arthur and not Havelock, likely Lord will be Gormanstown, appointed Governor of West Australia when Sir Frederick term Broome's of office expires.
to Kelly's
of
On last the Commandant, Saturday Colonel accompanied by Mrs. Phillimore, returned to Perth from the Phillimore, a three after neighboring colonies, months' leave of absence.
on
in
of
the addition
ago the
that their
he
to
for the and is
surely
the
serious the
From
disad
this, an
is however, things, as the Commissioner the Council a Bill,
a
.to for
not
old
so
grave
likely
the
enormous
busi
largest
one
year
by any
Correspondent.
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morning the Roy" paid us her
Friday
Rob
fortnightly
visit,
mails
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the
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startling
taking from south and
to
of
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on the Constitution lengthy debate took in the Legislative place question Council on evening. Amongst Friday were Sir those who spoke on the occasion Messrs. S. H. and T. C. Campbell Richardson, Rason, Keane, A. Parker, and Burt. The out Marmion Forrest, was a resolution, of the discussion come decided to send through the which it was to the. Secretary Governor by telegraph extreme the neof State, omphasizing
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the Town
meeting
The to
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business large business for new
doing
own
last
passengers.
rail.
by
on Monday last, Hall, Perth, Fund the Greenough Relief read Committee was held. The Secretary a from Mr. M. Brown, Govern report ment Resident at Geraldton, showing the entrusted manner in which the moneys to his distribution had been expended. the accounts laid before It appeared from was the total the that £670 meeting in aid amount collected by the committee fund. Of this, £650 6s. 6d was of the distributed by Mr. Brown and the balance itself. by the committee
In
our on
Early
satis
quite
passengers to blame for
punishment Such
the
offices
a
success
of continue, into has introduced now under considera will secure the if tion, which, passed, those infliction of a severe on penalty who are guilty of an act calculated to oc of many lives. casion the destruction offence.
the
in
life
GERALDTON.
It the statement of the from appears Commissioner of Railways in the Legisla ture on Monday evening that the extreme this to m penalty colony for attempting £50 or six wreck a train is a fine of months' This if fact, imprisonment. would known, hardly prove generally
ere
United
Fr.
over
is
already
the
is Bennion Equitable
!
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advertisement, of the Equit of
£31,250,000, being ever transacted in in the world Society
usual
Somebody
or
successful
as
The
colony. liberal
most
Australia. 1888 amounted
favorite
to
the
Society Mr. F.
this
voyage
factory.
re-assuring
to
column,
Assurance which
of
would, ship, lecturer by With all the
same
wcatliei, be deemed
must
and
first
honour the occasion.
threatening
lecture
to
up
whether
the Bishop has received Lordship the Rev. D. McNab, who is at pre sent in a lector Richmond, Victoria, to a secured referring subject which lately some notice from a portion of the West Australian press. Bishop Parry's scheme for bettering the condition of the blacks in this colony is the matter to which he alludes. to learn Many will be interested the views of the experienced missionary on a subject on refuse which, as few will to to admit, he is eminently qualified Father McNab's communication speak. is a brief one. unlike most brief Yet, it conveys communications, much to the reader's mind. The rev. it will gentleman, be observed from his letter, with holds, the to theories of the Anglican regard the same as the Bishop, opinions Record has alreadv exoressed. Perhaps we had better his exact words. reproduce He writes "I see in the Argus of the "3rd notice of a memorandum July "addressed to the by Bishop Parry relative to the settlement of "Governor, "the This if acted scheme, aborigines. " the liberty of the upon, would destroy to "natives and reduce them the con"dition "of Helots." from Suffering sciatica and incipient when he dropsy these Father McNab penned lines, was not in such a state of health as would him to detail his objec permit tions to the Bishop's plan at the time he That he should do so was wrote. not, under the circumstances, very necessary. Even bare condemnation, as the given the coolheaded, above, coming from and practical Father will be thoughtful to convince sufficient all who know the rev. that there is gentleman something in the scheme which has wrong radically evoked from him such a un decidedly favourable and pointed pronouncement.
of
such
heard,
press,
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are
good
of
The want been felt
long
we
supplied. much
that
subscrip H. Look,. P. Long,
had
and
ship
I.
the
the
Boys'
His from
in
opened charge
was
girls under
not
to
of
Catholic
proved
attention another
in
year of
Life
.
now
We have recived the following tions during the week Mr. 3s. 9d. ; Rev. Guildford,
draw Life
the
We
going
was
number
a
anticipated.
world, in Western
,
a
was
States, manager one of
Enteric fever is prevalent at Roebourne. Eleven cases are now treated in being there. the hospital All of the patients are from the Two deaths goldfields. from the fever occurred. have resulting medical officer the out By the resident break is attributed to the of drinking contaminated water.
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missionaries. the early Roman Moreover, observance of Easter the British points in " the same direction. Up to the Council of the British har of Nice the practice with that of the entire Western monized with the Roman Church, i.e., (Counc. of most Aries , a.d. The ancient 314). Bucherius Roman table for Easter (in Comment, in Victor. Can. Pasch. 252 sq.) with the British Easter tallies precisely Obserw. in Prosper. Chron. ( Van derBagen De Rossi Christian. 336-354. Inscriptt. The difference of the Ixxxvi)." Proleg. was that Britons with St. he Augustine with the customs was acting at variance come to them from that had previously a.d. Rome. "Even so late as 455," " and Stubbs, they followed say Haddan the Great the directions of Pope Leo commutatur A.D. 453 ix annus Pascha cum Leone super diem Domiuicum papa
not
are in cir number of " rupees" culation in the city, and it behoves people business to look at their doing change foisted and see that no are upon rupees them for half-crowns. One hotel-heeper has fixed the intrinsic value of a rupee at "Is. 3d."
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Commissioner of Major the Phillips, informa Police, a few days ago received to tion the effect that another parcel of in 150 ounces of gold had been brought from the Pilbarra goldfields.
a
obtained and the Britons have received and undefiled and the faith kept it whole the time of Diocle in peace and quiet till Can any reason be tian the Emperor. "|| to Rome applied suggested why Lucius for guidance, instead of the flourishing of Gaul, except that he preferred Church of to go to the acknowledged headquarters with this ? In Christianity compliance SS. and Damianus request Fugatius sent to Britain were by the Pope, that were and, Papal seeing they there can be little emissaries, to of doubt as the particular phase introduced. the It was religion they the faith of the Roman Church, including doctrine of the Bishop of the supremacy over the whole 6f Rome, fty Divine right, Church. has been made A bold attempt by certain t to make out that the Anglicans of this Roman Mission as account given on the ground by Bede is wholly fictitious, rests the later that the story solely upon Romanform of the Catalogue Pontificum a.d. which inserts 530, it, ovum, written found in the earlier though it is not and hence the legend would Catalogue to have originated in Rome in the seem and to have been by fifth or sixth century Bede introduced into England in the All this is of course mere century. eighth Mr. HadIt is on a par with conjecture. dan's conjectures to that June 11 prove on which Barlow would was the date date seem to have been consecrated, a which Stubbs has asserted in his Registrum AnaUcanum as if the fact were Sacrum since it has. been established, although is clearly proved that Haddan's position The answer also is untenable. obvious, evidence to show that there is no viz., of this later that the existence Catologue to Bede or else in was known any one time Britain England ; that about this received began to be spoken of as having and that if there was the Christian faith, between the later Catalo any connection it is far more narrative, gue and Bede's the former was altered to that likely than that the embody the local tradition, local tradition in a stray originated document. The in a Roman sentence notices that from the Collier, Anglican, days of Bede there has been an unvarying tradition that such was the chief origin of in Britain and Mr. Rees in Christianity his Essays on the Welsh Saints, points out churches are that in the Sea of Landaff, dedicated to found Rleirwg, Ddyfan,
by
24, 25, p. 154.
Assisted
able
its
Llandaff,
by
appearing
the
gives
Yesterday evening in Guildford given the pupils attending
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Eleutherius, holy man, being by the of the Roman Church, pontificate sent him letter a Lucius, King of Britain, act to be made a Christian by an praying the object of which authority of his
was
spected the there during
Celstine.
visited
a
Guildford Dr. Gibney
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to.
agreed
Govern further
granting Responsible West Australia without
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news.
interesting
board
on
some
lighters, afternoon.,
green-grocers
After
sandalwood
she will The are
proceed butchers the best
by the steamers at this, midway call, whether bound for
patronized their
north or south. What will this port be when the big jetty for the P. & O. steamers to come along side is erected, and when our not, railway is carried, but to pshaw as far as the Irwin, "Eden South South-Rhine, Valley, !
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lib
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corner
xlLcix
of
at the
this
colony
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Victoria district like west like
like
S.E. the Victoria N.S.W. and the north Victoria district is the Queensland. on rock which the back of separation will be broken. Her at granary her minerals Greenough," every where, her fisheries ripe for develop her mutton, beef and horses, ment, in the colony. incomparable Sandalwood is the staple export pro district at present. A duce of this of the timber has been great quantity to the town last during brought a twelve months. there is Although ;
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there was as yet that the coal would
ago to indicate'
nothing be up to second or third class quality." has put his mandamus in at Death of a long the tenement known and man named John O'Donnell respected At the interment, the Revd. Father remarks Brereton made some practical over the about the open grave,' of death and the uncertainty certainty of how, where or when it would take to the individual who listeners, place, then ""will be stewards no longer." The rainfall this has morning been very is heavy. Every thought now in the all but certain concentrated most abundant harvest. Butchers and
their
customers of the 'mutton
already and beef
are
com
being the squatters not (depending so on now much the fifth quarter) a smile on the right side of their carry faces. The farmers buoyant, jubilant, shake the clay off their boots defiant, at the .and clench their fists faces of those who have often and long been their vilifiers and oppressors. Your Northampton correspondent on the "mining lately keeps reticent and the mineral resources" industry' plaining too fat,
so
Moore, Edle. It
payer payer
'
of his
district. Perhaps he's dead, or has the lead, 01 in his head. copper I am informed on that good authority the Narra Tarra mines will be in full Yes so it swing in a few weeks." cart before but, the horse, the was, in full whole plant was swing under the auctioneer's hammer. Again,
was
Rate-
by
proposed in direct
was
result .
to
opposition
recent
a
fever
typhoid to
are
as the nearly road to the fields from that from whereas Derby is settled, not a single Wyndham has, I believe, station. The only apparent profit which' the government would derive by of a few the alteration is the saving miles, and perhaps of a few pounds, the whether though it is questionable would no doubt extra subsidy which be required by the steamers would not secured by any advantages outweigh the change of road. A meeting of the West Kimberley on 26th June. Turf Club was held on decided to hold the races It was Mr. the 24th and 25th September. the member for A. Forrest, M.L.C., A the district, was elected President. committee of stewards was strong and formed from the squatters races of The inhabitants Derby. ever promise to be the most successful Over £100 has held in the district. been subscribed in already Derby a Pearler's towards them, and, besides, It is ex Cup of £200 will be run for. horses will be southern pected that
last week the Bunbury commenced tin-washing I but with what result, new Two present say. a house have been boarding the fields, and sixty is the
syndicates operations, cannot at stores and
opened number
011
various
work
of
men
now
the
on
at
engaged mineral-bearing
country. 22.
July
"
FERGUSON.
UPPER
Hotel
ore
that
the Melbourne Mining Company are" to &c. I hinging have grass a source learned from reliable that men they are going to put ten more oh next man week." Yes and every and the boy was put off in that time,"I am mine "knocked." told that the out-put at the Geraldine mine is most promising." If rumour be correct, the fact is that that mine has collaps ed and followed in the wake of the others This itinerant scribe of yours, month after week after month, week, keeps such diffusing groundless reports " about mineral resources," mining !
"
industry," "
brinsrincr
to
"output,"
swing," that
if
mass,"
happens to publish information it
a
is
lie
ever
accurate
of
piece
with
accepted
distrust. these
Notwithstanding strictures, fidence in, efforts
our
of,
It
pondent. too
severe
very we have unabated and set a high value,
made
he has
be that that his to time,
the
corres
Northampton
may and time
hopeful,
con on
been
predictions, as to the have not
from future of the mining village, been fulfilled. But if he has sinned in this he has not sinned respect at without for others the company, North have fond ex cherished not
pectations,
yet
in
realized,
—
to the degree of prosperity regard which the Victoria district is destined to Even our attain. valued Geraldton critic he will pardon us ior
aomg
violence
mentioning influences too,
is
it
—
of
xo
nis
ieenngs
Dy
escaped surroundings. hopeful, extremely
the
has
not
his
hopeful,
out
our .
bears
line
of
it
BUNBURY. .
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our
own
c
Correspondent.
A large and influential meeting was held in the Mechanics' Institute on, the Monday evening last to consider The Question. Lagoon Mayor that and after the chair, occupied had meetmg, gentleman opened the its object, Ratepayer by explaining Clarke and proposed, Ratepayer seconded that the sum of £300 Paisley be raised up of by loan for the filling of a the diseaseportion alleged
National Library of Australia
and Ploughing the surrounding concerned, grain crops are at an Most of well end,
are
the
and
very formances,
as
pretty early
of potat The planting promising. sown which are generally during this month, has commenced. to be in a position to It is pleasing state that much is now interest being taken in the cultivation of the vine. The few vineyards in this locality have to the process been already subjected for the of pruning, and the demand oes,
is
!
great.
and qual regards quantity and lemons this oranges are, ity, season, unusually good. Dr.' char Hope, whose enterprising acter is much has taken appreciated, the preliminary to the planting steps area of land in of an extremely large the vicinity of Picton, with vines. is Land open to selection becoming scarcer and scarcer each month in this as
PERTH
exceedingly
be
the
on
own
high
Correspondent.
There is as a rule, as regards Derby, hews of any to little consequence but since several chronicle, my last events the ordinary have oc beyond curred. One of the most important is the
formation
ot
the
Derby
;
Gold
Mining Company, the object of which claims on is to work several the goldfields. The company is purely a local one, and promises to be very successful. Over 4,000 shares, out of 10,000 avail meet taken up at the first able, were are retained ing 1,000 shares by the The maimer in holders. original was which the prospectus laid before but if the public leaves little, any as of the doubt, to the genuineness ;
undertaking. When it became habitants
mail from public
of
was,
Derby
kno that
for the future, instead
to the inhe goldfields to be forwarded wn
Wyndliam, meeting,
concerning
of
Derby, the matter,
a
CATHOLIC
YOUNG
MEN'S
social
the tables inviting appearance, being and loaded with every nicely arranged, of delicacy. The imaginable description Mr. John Kelly, the" President, occupied his on chair, being supported right by the of the evening, and on the left by guest Yice Mr. W. Reardon. the President, The chairman having briefly opened the tea was and soon proceedings, introduced, in partaking all were pleasantly occupied of the good things provided. Conviviality was the order of the evening, and the over company laughed and chatted gaily " the cup that cheers but not inebriates ". When had been done to the ample justice toothsome the President viands,, many Father addressed Duff, and expressed the to to it gave all the members pleasure meet him in a social manner on the an of his feast He referred, niversary day. to the earnest at some, endeavors length of Father Duff to advance the interests of to and raise the the Society, improve tastes of the members, and to literary make the institution attractive and service able to Catholic men. He assured young Duff. of the .Father and great respect esteem in which he was held by the mem bers as their and trust Director, Spiritual ed they would have the of pleasure more occasions to meeting him on many tender him their on each congratulations
DERBY our
were
of the members of gathering this in honor of Father Duff on Society, of his Feast Day, took the anniversary Hall on Thursday in the Society's place The Hall presented a pleasing and last.
to
reason
few exceptions,
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a
Port
the
though the per
successful,
with
at
to of assisting cricket of the
Societies.
quarter.
our
purpose expenses Darwin.
poor even for Derby. left Our cricketers per Otway for ere Port and no doubt, Darwin, this, with the are acquainted your readers result 6f the which was, as, match, our returned cricketers who have a defeat. The glorious to-day say, in team made 292 runs Port Darwin to the Derby's one 70 in the innings of an instance how two. As in enthusiastic the people here are I may undertake, anything they mention that over £100 was subscribed in a short time to defray the expenses £5 of the team. The list included M.L.C. from Mr. A. Forrest,
so
Both
to Port
was
are a crops presenting healthy on however, appearance. Those, wet and low-lying do not look land,
cuttings
the
defray team
sown
From
assertion.
There breathes through every the language of the seer.
Correspondent. sowing in this so far districts,
and
without any qualms of con the prophetic mantle which he would not permit to wear. others The first of his communica paragraph
amply
own
He,
dons, science,
tion
our
the
for
.
"full
thedistrict. held
was
SPORTING
NOTES
AND
GLEANINGS. by
Observer.
have afforded considerable to the members pleasure of the Perth Catholic Men's to witness Young Society the accorded their two patronage hours' on 24th walking match, by the inst., Uatliolic and the community public A big house, taking generally. advantage of the low prices of admission, assembled to the amusement enjoy It provided. was ten about minutes past eight when the in competitors excellent twelve, trim were' sent on their journey. that note no was Seeing taken of the distances covered each half hour, it is to impossible give a detailed of the report match. The pace from the start, made and by Conway, Hevron Webb, was a terrible one. After about 21 minutes' onsK one ot the wanting J. contestants, the favourite, Moffat, became ill and left the track. He had taken, it appears, a too late supper, and the in a travelling narrow combined with the orbit, close of the ness induced room, which vomiting, of course rendered him unfit for a con tinuation of the The next who struggle. decided to choose the less fatiguing, role of onlooker was E. Kelly. After sticking an hour and three nearly J. quarters, Hevron, who was well to the front, threw Carr followed in his foot up the sponge, and shortly steps afterwards A. Moffat decided to keep company with the depart ed, thoughnot altogether lifeless," quartete. Seven fought the fight to the bitter end. :Of at these, the finish, Webb, tiie to winner, appeared be the freshest, was although Naughton going strongly, (While showed few signs of ex Horrigan haustion. feet becoming Conway's very the last ;Sore this during hour, young not was seen at his pedestrian but best, his of over style getting the floor excited many favourable comments. exerted lumselt rather liayes much at the so towards commencement, that, the con clusion he did not look as lively as a bee. As for P. Sullivan, he went remarkably well for a short but before the distance, match was over his led the appearance to believe that he had had spectators than enough—and more, enough— of it. He seemed to be too young for those with whom he had to contest. Reardon carried himself and as it was his debut in a well, match we Iking he may be expected to do better the next time he comes on the track. The match was quite an easy win for Webb, who, however, was cautioned by the for two or judges breaking three times. The successful had competitor and he was loudly many sympathisers, and cheered for deservedly his performance is the best record 12|- miles— which for the distance, so far as is known generally put up in the colony on a track of the same circumference as the one in So. Patrick's It
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quantity
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.
and
quality
to visit concert
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;
"the
the
tempted .
then given J. by Messrs. Pendergast, H. Lockyer, and J. Each Donnelly. vocalist himself acquitted very creditably and the songs, together with a comic recitation by Mr. M. Horrigan and a reading by Mr. J. Moffat, made up a most enjoyable programme. Votes of to the thanks, Chairman, and to the who had gentleman made the arrange ments for the were entertainment, passed with. acclamation, and the gathering broke at a few minutes up past 10 o'clock.
Songs were J. Conway, F. Chipper
'
day
.
Society.
squatters,
Kimberley of whole
good.
very
One
Saint's and did Feast-Day, to intersperse his remaks with forget a few humorous annecdotes. In con he urged the members to cluding, unite and work together for the common good of all, and wished every prosperity to the not
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so other cases, far as I know, have broken out. at the last meeting The attendance of the female branch of the Sacred Heart Association in Bunbury was, as
usual,
was
;
from suffering nearly well enough former duties. No
their
resume
Patron
Club Hotel. The the Post -master
route the more economical ascertaining that from Derby orthatfrom Wynd to liam. If the mails are transferred Wyndham it will be a great incon to venience and West injustice
as
letter
the
at
apetitionto General to stay any further proceedings had tenders in this direction until been called for of the the conveyance mails to the goldfields with a view of
Mr. the resolution moved. previously Moore in the course of some said, that he had had experience remarks, of many of the colony, and had; parts never found a more place inhealthy in West Australia, than all his travels, the town of Bunbury. This testimony: was strengthened by the expressions; of several other residents of long! the On the Mayor putting standing. voted for and four amendment, five it. then The proposition was against the meeting, and was laid before sup ported by three and opposed by eight. will be glad to learn Your readers that the persons mentioned by me in
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was
:
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fortnight
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recurring feast-day. Father who on rising was Duff, greeted with his prolonged cheering, expressed for the demonstration of affec gratitude tion shown to him' by the members. He disclaimed done having anything the Society, but what for extraordinary little he had done he was and ready to do again. He then willing gave an sketch of the interesting origin of the custom of the celebrating '
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Appointments.
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M.
his
A.
Smith,
addition in 5ye-laws, November on 29, 1888, and passed by the Bunbury Municipal are Council, published. Pastoral Lands. The Governor has addition be ordered that the following in inserted in all leases of pastoral lands eastern and the south-west, Eucla, Provided also divisions of the colony: this lease and it is hereby declared, that to of is the provisions granted, subject contract which heretofore has been any the expiration of the said term or before the Government may be, made between Australia and any person or of Western therewith for the company contracting Provided also of a railway. construction declared that after and it is hereby fwrther the date of the making of any such contract in the fiftieth the right of selection of the shall Land Regulations ef 1887 mentioned in respect not be exercised of the land by and in the event of the this lease demised whole or of the land hereby any part demised selected under such con being tract or so company by such person as aforesaid, or by his or their contracting this lease and every thereupon assigns, and thing herein con matter, provision, land so tained in respect of the Bhall, cease and determine." N.B. selected, for lands in the In the leases pastoral the words Eucla and eastern divisions, to as above in italics are be printed —
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,
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;
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not omitted, being applicable. Rev. E. T. Educational. The of Dunstan has been appointed a member District Board of the Perth Education, Mr. T. vice Mr. S. Hymus, resigned. a member of Daveyhas been appointed District Board of Education the Beverley vice the Rev. P. Lynch, deceased. Protection 1886. Aborigines Act, has been appointed to wit Mr H Swete in the ness contracts made with aboriginals North district. Relief Fund.— The Gbeenoush the distribution second progress on report of funds Resident, by the Government to the sufferers Geraldton, by the late
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Act colonies
Education the
all
excepted. The Times when ended
is —
Commission the forged
was
virtually letters were
.
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flood
Banks.—
is
A
M. P.,
O'Connor,
of
one
the
and ablest of the Irish brightest that the Tory party leaders, predicts is to be wrecked by Lord Randolph " horse in He is the dark Churchill. the at that any back-ground may and moment make the running go to 4>U/\ LUO
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published. Sussex A Reserves. (320 acres). over a bridge square block of land having Brook in the for a the Wilyabrup centre, to altera place. (This is subject watering not to interfere tion on survey, so as with locations 165 and 187. Cossack (2r.) lot No. Town 168, for public utility. half of Government (The north-east town Reserve lots 1388, containing 170, is hereby cancelled.) The Patent 1888. J. P. Dem Act, of York, has applied for a patent pster, of an invention entitled "a in respect machine for regulating tools rock-boring and miners' drill." The Bankruptcy In re 1887. Act, Mary Ann Chapman, Cassack (liquidation). First of creditors at general meeting 31st prox., at 11 a.m. In re Cossack, A. Gra Ros'ser, Fremantle (liquidation). J. A. Shaw appointed trustee. —
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will
visitation. their midst,
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tenanted
by
artist.
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be
not
by
yet
nor
gipsies,
will
It
an
famous
the
escape
x
children and shrieks
village
broke the men.
'
way
did
—
and battered remains bleeding, terrible has ever catastrophe in Bengal. one happened Altogether
and fifty who had hundred person to make assembled merry died miser and the joy of Alkarpore was ably, turned to sorrow and lamentation in few short Of a minutes. the the two only party principals, wedding bridegroom,
who
perished
the others
their
of
rescued
were
—
and fate
by in
a
to quit
Bombay Catholic
the
escaped the guests.
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it
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may
25,000dols.
five
articles
interest.
for
series
a
subjects
on
of of
twentycurrent, to this
following reply has just been received of brain age the stock power :
—
wanes. the And time leave me my a residue to dispose only fluctuating of efforts of. All idea of a series is, I have therefore, 'finally decided,
wax,
calls
public
but
upon
to embrace." wholly beyond my power the Under rule of Ferdinand of is Coburg, Catholicism making rapid in Bulgaria. Several villages progress near the have abandoned .Philippopolis en
masse.
latter's effort
flame-girt
Examiner.
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prison.
least
assure you should refuse need not you
seem
and
strange, .on
now
that
I
him
I shall not gaze and severe
nnf,
lifnnenl-F
,
Tcr/vnlrl
to take
her into the secret.. Any how it being rather late you will most find him probably smoking a pipe before his It is likely he will supper. be walking about in the open air near tke cottage' with his new guest. You can watch for him and if you can see them at a distance "from the house all will be well. If not, prudence would suggest you should put off the inter view until to-morrow other morning, wise you might risk losing everything by two much haste." were The friends worn out already with the fatigue of their long journey. took the road to the They nevertheless as Anna had foretold, cottage, and, found the warder about his walking field smoking. They could see him in the trees, at the extreme end among of the grant. He was alone except for the young Italian. Laura's heart throbbed violently, but she- advanced and kept in quickly front of her friend. The gaoler was very much surprized to see them. His manner showed it, and he frowned so much that the poor to girl tremble. However began as she was not to turn quite resolved back she addressed him timidly "I Mr. Lesfrain. beg you pardon You are to see me surprized again so soon. I have bean told you are kind and compassionate therefore I come in care
:
useless for Lady Eliza to try to get information further from him. He seemed resolved to answer only by It
was
Had incomprehensible monosyllables. it not been for the good old grand mother, who was more communicative, they would have been sadly perplexed how to make anything of what he said. This sudden change in the guardian could not escape the notice of the to excite Mends. Lady Eliza fearing the man's abstained from suspicions speaking to him of Bernard's pension, to the and decided to bid good night family.
When
little who had kept Elsie, to Laura the time of the visit, all saw that they were going away, she whether she would asked the latter
close
hack soon. has The young lady probably else to do," interrupted her something come
"
father, to assist
at
it
before you not to speak confidentially the rest of the family. The old grand mother is rather fond of gossiping and T rln
The
proposition " At my does not
not
father
dryly.
-Then
opening
the
doo,
he showed
confidence
full
to
you,
do
Of what you
want
is
there of
question me, young
?
What
lady?" asked the latter. roughly That you -will word to me. say one Yes just one word, on which depends the peace of my life and which cannot in the least you or make compromise to unfaithful For you your duty. sake don't refuse it to me." pity's "What is this word? I important "
beg of you to tell me." Before Laura looked answering, round about her to make sure that then join nobody was within heariug, ing her hands she begged of him in the most touching accents to tell her
any not
I
more,
asking
you
act
!
!
stern
was official looking he cared to show
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me
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etc
and he hesi Then turning he said :
is
this
on
easy still 41
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affected
more
tated for a little while. to the anxious young girl be "Well, you may for the General point, ouiue
alive. 1V>
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but he is better again." Laura raised her eyes and hands to Heaven God, and fervently thanking her sweet happy smile moved the warder no less than her tears." ." Why have you not solicited per mission to write to him ? Sometimes the favour is granted." " would Yes I know, but my letter be read by the authorities and I could not to forth the pour feelings my heart for their Then I could eyes. and have to I would only write once leave
in of my poor father ignorance This the death of his beloved wife. blow would be too much for him could and might be fatal unless I let him know at the same time that I am near and have come to him, prove my love and share his troubles. Ah my God, I would have been here long ere this had I known that he was shut up here in captivity. It was this which hastened sorrow my mother's !
death.
I was only six years old then, and shortly after I was taken far away from my native land. It was only when T
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discovered to
trying
I
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have been I could
since
understand anything." "Poor young lady!" Lesfram compassionately; indeed much to be pitied.
muttered
"you But
are
what
your hopes ?" I desire to save
are "
life, my father's know that I am here." You are evidently not aware of the strict observed in the prison. discipline can be given to any of the No letter inmates without the authorisation of the Emperor." " I know that and yet I hope and that be carried trust myplan will out." The young girl looked steadily at Lesfram. that God "It is true, some hearts to be hardened permits and dead to all human but He feeling, also some tender hearts to creates to the distressed. afford shelter It is on one noble hearts I of these latter To this rely. accomplish good
by
him
letting
"
n.ntirm
mvnfvrnns
buried ever
will
in
their
Orangeism— The round wont
glorious world
has
season
wheu to drink
our
what and
What
it
once
more
toast,
loyal
remain which will
helper."
Orange
is-
come
friends boast of
and
traditions,
of
will
bosoms
grateful bless
silently
onnrnromisa
not
secret
The
anyone.
civilisation
request."
me am
father
—
that hoping when you have heard all I have to not say you will reject my humble "
was
to your contrary duty. My in this has languished frightful eleven years. I for the last prison have been told he is dying and I have come to be near him and to implore more of God to spare him to fervently love. come here to I have not my make any attempts to deliver him. Alas I know I can only beg for his release from the authorities. But I have to wait a very long time may before I shall obtain this and favour, I wished to him and make to be near sure that he is still spared to my love. Mr. Lesfrain, have pity on my sorrow, and as know my father, you probably me tell have hope." The may I still to
I—I
can
not distrust of you. I
Do
iiio
will
juarvesu.
Clarke, George Middleton, Leeds, of St. formerly curate, Mary's York, Times was Catholic received, says the into the Catholic Church by Fr. at Yentnor. Richardson, A newspaper syndicate recently William E. Gladstone offered the sum of
request that he
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" You Courage," responded Anna: go without for you uneasiness, find a tender heart under that But I would advise rough exterior.
Albert of
curate
irrm
his duty not is too
as
"
to
left
your fear
if
far
may will
if future, He will
be
wif.l-i
as
allow him. But and I do this William Lesfrain
to
know we can rely mind his scrutinising countenance."
hardship
the
doubt.
though
reap
of
life
services
late that
will
a
(Continued.)
more
bride
into
1
The
the place was gutted and when the ruins had cooled to permit of a sufficiently them not a soul search among single was found alive only a heap of charr
the
divided
That his hear. have great results
never
up of
women.
So furiously
heartrending. the fire rage that few minutes, in a
terrible
be
"Massto work, and house" and a room eat, is by this It novel means sleep in. that Fr. Douglas intends to bring home to scattered the words of populations truth which would otherwise they
out,
blocked
inside.
congregatod
as
ed, No
will
schism
of the struggling groans of doomed humanity are describ
mass
—
—
marriage of Akbarpore,
a fire subdivision, flames completely out entrance, shuting from the crowd of
and
Home it Rule Yan," nor will belong Its to the Salvation Army. occupant will be a Catholic the Rev. priest and the van Lord Archibald Douglas "
itself
avrn-nn.fl-neArl
betray your secret." Laura heard this she was most anxious to go back to the guard's house and tell him her sad story, for Anna's of his character description reassured her. greatly They decided to go back at once, as next day would be too late on account, to of his return the prison. " If he is as compassionate as you to describe him our be, impatience
—
cere
the
and the
ed
Rajpoot
'
implore
than
it
When
Diocese of Galloway be Weekly Register) (says the in all its little town hamlets
astonished
the
his
would
come
forms
think
JVU
the
—
which
lmvA
W1J.
defeat May be
I
snare.
to broach the better at once straightfor and speak in all confidence of wardly, I am trouble. convinced he your
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to
subject
General
father
alive.
!
some
have
would
his when Balfour brings in which will be too strong for the stomachs of the British taxpayers." that it Scotland or of portion time will bill a land
B.A.,
is
lost
into
falling
l
IIIO
and
suming present
sow
and
the
showing
abstract,
published.
summary
is
"
exposed. T. P.
—
—
All
her
if still
disheartening thoughts. Annie, having listened to attentively her tale, tried to reassure her, by tell ing her that she had known William Lesfrain well for a long time. He is the best and kindest of men. If he shows any harshness of manner on this occasion, it is because he fears
through Australia
on
going West
them
"
of
alteration
he wished
as
a
a
swelling, for the
if
as
exclaimed the young they walked "and girl along,. I, have awakened the distrust of myself, on the person whom I relied princi for help. on later he pally Perhaps, would not to have refused let me know if my poor father still but lived, now his are raised suspicions and I can no longer reckon on him. to On returning her lodging she made no secret of her ill for success, her mind was disturbed by the most
for
was
statistics
agitation
—
to
Parnell
deceased
Wesleyan. by gathered Dr. Norman Kerr, 112,000,000 people die annually from the effects of strong drink. France is supposed to lead the with run van Great Britain 142,000, 120,000. ning second with The ranks of the Melbourne to
According
Dongarra. Municipal.
and
be
has
Mr.
them out quickly to be gone.
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recently,
to The
use.
Conservative
at and telegraphist postmistress Dongarra at and telegraphist to be postmistress Barker. Miss Mount Pollard, post at Mount mistress and telegraphist to be postmistress and telegraphist Barker, at
died
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GAZETTE.
GOVERNMENT
remind
have done they human happiness, be scarcely or wise,
are
their
the for
It
even perhaps, to to afterfair, pay much attention under dinner speakers ordinary but as the circumstances ; Orange as of political movement is one regarded
would,
either people, by certain significance it or is to necessary ignorant bigoted, the the misrepresentation, expose on and the cupidity which it falsehood, The foremost is founded. plank in the
Orange to
her
platform
Majesty
Orangeman
seems
is
the to
that august person as nouveau the Australian ing
for
a
title.
Then,
ostensibly
Queen, be
as
if
he
loyalty every attached to and
were
riches
again,
one
of
hanker those who
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of
memory
the
was there when the fight the informers, the courtierB, who and the time serveis benefitted by the confiscations, and not the fighting men the Those who who won battle.
glorious represent
III.
William
of their
ancestors
mankind
are
even
and
superstition to the
darkness aie of certain
growth they despise
doctrines are blind
the
to
elementary
fact
themselves We need the
i
i , i
that
We have
they most
English
sedition,
and
III.
as
was
to
Coming whom
times,
faction and
now
contend
her throne
find
that
human
incarnation find
righteousness ignore how, when her
child,
from
the
their
base
was
Majesty not
was
same
order
their
and
tool
her
the
bigoted uncle, might The virtual banish throne. English ment of the Duke of Cumberland furnishes the best and unscrupulously
Melbourne
how proof of the Orange
glorious
hard
heard
party
her from the prevent holding their present sceptre, despite professions of readiness to aid her in maintaining it. has Nor the with feeling changed
There
then, prepared she stood
to
doubt
little
Orauge sacrifice
them
and
disestablished, of the order
member
announced
on
When
again. accepted
it
Orangemen's even perhaps
the
attitude
present question.
hostile
the
on
Orangeism
were if
they
train
routed
—
general, some
the who
ability
in-law, followers the
of
bo proud Irish force ouly was that which was
The
were
iu
the
fact.
William's
ignominiously If
horse.
the
'
Dutch
of a man was, undoubtedly, fatherto his superior Irish on his dependent
far
he might throne. English
gained Ulster.
Boyne, have little
they
to
reason
by veterans Nor must
have
never
The who it
he
the
the
at
victorious then-
are,
mounted
Boyne knew
little
was
of
supposed that
National Library of Australia
are
fatal
school of his
Orange
mere
moon
will
and
selfishness
of the
movement.
the
rivalry
come
to
of ?
nations where
and
has
by and the last
thut di-
crushing
rich
and
coffers
tional
iucidents
Western
alike
poor
Royal
;
but
to
these
which,
Europe,
were
the
replenish were
at
excep least
not
in
of
long duration. is not now Confiscation the for of the best penalty refusing part one's hard-gotten gains to an avaricious and licentious and there is no monarch, tooth-druwing
to
get
at the
purses
of the
mistake
for
all
THE
anti
of the
coffee
RHEUMATIC
&C;j
says the baths
for no
tuan
snch
no
of
cure
that
ana
relief,
with
diet
suggested
by
are more
taken
wnen
strict
the
specific
There
only a
of
regimen
personal or under
sufferer,
of
experienced medicine.
a
afford
will
tnen
associated the
as
thing
rheumatism.
waters
or
visement
experi the ad
a
well-educated, largelyof general practitioner Climate and clothing will
assist.
The best
diet
which that nourishment and The lesser tion. is
of
digestion good and
vantage
easy be of the
can
cases
ine
and
in quantity affords
the
at
times,
most
the
perfect
quality essential assimila
different
the of
ledge
aided
by
food and
best
a
judicious to adapted as additionally such artificial aids,
by
wnen
tne
of
6tate present the nbture
The disease
powers
or
of
our
know
tion
of
a
rheumatic
climate
is
is
only to A course
afforded
a
of sufferers. small proportion of diet a conservative menu, adapted to each individual case is to denied none. who are It is known to persons —
versed drinking to the directly rather
of the eating and the problem of the masses, from the highest that more deaths occur lowest, and indirectly from too much
in
than
writing,
too
in the
overfeeding, is
—
the The
results
claimed is too
of food, are suddenly substituted.
character, equivalent
There iu
danger of diet
change
a
advocates.
its
less
or
or rapid elements
by radical.
ot
a
is too
where
nourishing
cut
and
off
on
POTATOES.
excessive
little
class
feeding. of which
feeding;
lecture interesting by Dr. Gilbert the Dublin the (says Freeman) gives of potatoes average for the production last four in the years eleven chief of the world. countries potato-growing Dr. is Gilbert an advanced apparently Home
The
I am where
Kuier, but also
Ireland nation. ing,
ne
as
not
gives
Scotland
as
a
only
separate
However, this
is
agriculturally speak without its advantages, the high average yield
not
as
it prevents acre in per England lowered the through
tons,
in tons,
poor
tons) being cultivation
3.90 which is inferior ton6, semiarctic 6'01 Norway,
Ireland, the yield
A 09 the
(623
in
45 4 tons,
Belgium
iu
Holland
in
5 -90 tons. Scotland, In United States would potatoes to be the resort of the poorest appear sort of agriculturist, for the enormous area of acres 2,197,877 but yields
4,139,313 tons.
average
tons,
Germany
producer growing acres.
or
of
or is
an
average
Dy
tar
of 187
the
greatest the world, '
in
potatotes
tons on 7,719,291 23,633,011 As much of the land is poor, the of 3.31 tons cannot be regarded
wholly unsatisfactory. The same has also been the of an in subject address from a clergyman, teresting Mr. who has made several Cartwright, very valuable experiments with a view to de the effects of termining different manures on potatoes. He has tried 6alt, wood ashes, maltdust, bonesoot, peat, as
crop
doubt caused, substances that are less, by poisonous not eliminated from the system through the normal channels. To climate and diet we must look for the prophylactic and relief. The selec affections.
elements
(heir and gratify the palates of strength that I know without tea-drinkers, in support of my views— having records that it is advisable for rheu decidedly matics to avoid their use. The skimmedmilk has not, so far, yielded treatment
to
the tax on the organs better the chance of a This ad assimilation.
pepiouoias,
in
and
tea
and so tainted with to snstain or increase
markets,
poisonous
of
have been impaired. digestion Moderation in mental and physical exercise and a strict of the observance of hygiene of every-day life will laws that is possible all of attain accomplish ment
Avoid
An
—
is
of
com
much as If coffee is possible. taken it be in let very small quantities, with a of milk. Teas large proportion are so uncertain in the character of their treatment for of the the tastes
York physician, M.A., M.D., LL. D.,
and ence
fish
by
objection
as
New
H. Henry,
There
There can and eggs.
DISEASES.
eminent
:
sustained be no
experience
radical certain
ON
forms
is
sense.
fresh
to
the
DIET
any of
acute
—
mon
fgwite.
OF
to
predisposed or
no
change more always
INFLUENCE
An Morris
chronic
personal
be so, what is gained of English millions
this
in and
I am well decompositon. aware will that this meet suggestion with from who opposition affect many as epicures and supremacy of judgment versed in the refinements of the cuisine ; the conclusion, however, is the result of
on
from
by persons
—
over-indulgence beef
on
dering
French
annoying
that
food— especially
—
what
of credit
vote
other condiment individual cases.
some
decidedly injurious. to chicken or objection but the latter must game not be is termed that bor"ripe" is,
light
and
those
large
of lemon
use
beef and
to
animal
rheumatism There is
England, is
feel
mutton of the
vote.
unanimity
or
palatable assured
heavy
mean
its
security
Station,
Jfarm,
individual
Rivalry.
I
?
ironclads
on
sisted,
end ? It
it
and if
selection
and of it on the cousequences who bnve to find the people money, are in past experience. There unexampled lmve been kings who would not be de nied their means for money by no aud who innocent pleasures, plundered
—
who
will
?
never
been from some will and will beginning, say, for all time. In a restricted sense is quite true. But the gigantic mensions to which it has swollen,
as its aims. Of all grounds as false those who swear of Orange, by William not a twentieth not a aye, perhaps arc descended from those hundredth,
or
are
main-spring
and lund
how
Home Rule founded on
is
and tralitious and that cupidity
What sea
their
than
awfully wonder.
no
Naval
with
more
our
alarmed just and Progress
are
notice
any
Salisbury We think
by the expenditure
as
Ulster resignation, though the towards it demeanour was bill
of
Several have
name
They
the
are
the
Billy,
of Sarsfield, and it that not a few believe that the date of the battle of the
do
to
prepared passed,
and
shine,
clergyman, Dublic Dlatform kicked a crown
was
now
loyalty
was
a
—
a
had once Ulster the Boyne, and
so
if
prominent
a
was
themselves the sake
of
Orangemen
probable
1798 Boyne.
for
so
yellow rag rather than and immortal. the
immense
Orangemen.
who enrol do
of
—
an
situation
a
horse-radish most
Germany
purposes,
free
If
advisable,.
is
mutton be dispensed is to it advisable with, do so. If taken it should be in very limited and then in conjunc quantities, tion aid to its digestion, with an snch as
the
them
acknow-1 an
take
to
miralty,
>
their
political
as enlightenment, they know, to their The organisation. master is abroad, and one result labour must be to show that
base
their
Church
Irish
be
to
that now, would be
party
Queen Victoria
between When the
ends. about
into
is
the
as
too— that
is
to
time.
of
expense
advantage if he is .Many of those under the of billets
strove
.
at
It is opponents. universally that an applicant for ledged in many quarters possesses
dupe, the
mount
:
in the and positions colonies, with the exclusive and intolerant spirit of their creed have strenuously they endeavoured to advance their own
class
If
years.
The
favourable.
can
within the past five more there has been much years activity in the French dockyards than in those of England. is determined France to Lords of the Ad keep pace with my
however, after for
army
this passed becomes the most that circumstance
seditious class, after the plot Queen Victoria
youthful was discovered. They, friends at court possessed who secured banishment
five
senators
in;
Australia
for
was
is
only
is most unfortunate whose dependence foe her navy. And the with which alacrity
a
the
against
the as
most
juice
expendi comparatively
it
for
Precisely here
exteud
to
or
—
not and farther ; on that his reflections the subject he will not be pleasant. Unfortunate, will that France is so say to himself, and so well able to continue this rich, naval with us. And, of course, rivalry
for
faith
to predisposed rheumatic affections with the general assent of the profession is as follows :«-r In the chronic forms of ordinary rheumatism a with a vegetable diet limited amount of fruit— such as con tains the least amount of sugar— is
think
official
Orange assassin, of premature discovery
that
happened in' Orangeism from sprang ostracised
originally who were
their
is
being
ing
classes
waved
it
Can Lord
satellites is
ture
from
suffering
—
the
which
over
period
unlikely
a
has
thing
Ireland.
plot
in
which
adapted
those
to say to it ; but would have something that the French Bismarck, knowing in view, is Senate had not his fatherland
can
official
many
who, lijke Esau, bartered and beef. Friday mutton
her preserved person from those so-called who were loyalists, ready to take advantage of her youth, and her unprotected her inuoceuce, con dition,
entice banner
the
vote
and vague breast. indefinable Bull's It is. a notorious fact that the apostate becomes the most and intolerant bigot, those who shout loudest on 12th July are descended not from William's follow " but from ers, weak-kneed papishes,"
yet a sacred
held
and
landlord to
but
short,
support
loyalists
of arousing horror in. John
of the
but
and nothing
her
life
very bullet
the able
the beneath the purpose
had,
of chivalry convenient to
it
hollowneas
only
—
it be a long But the way ofi. all indications are the other way. to France has given an answer England's the French Senate having big naval vote, vote just past, without demur, a naval little millions of credit short of two and a half This amount is sterling. below the English item, considerably
and suspicion terror Protestants entertain towards the Catholic Church. In a like non-manufacturing country
such
British domination but it was against ; from the Orangemen alone that Queen Victoria had to fear for both her personal Crown. Those clerical safety and her who hold up the Orangeman gentlemen the
lean
are
the French India, half-breed in the Maori in Canada, Hew Zealand, the Fenian in Ireland, the Chartist in Great the Boer Britain, in Africa, and Caffir have had designs
as
the
now
these so-called is the ludicrous which intolerant
Ireland
in
and
Even
play.
for
prosperous reign, rebellions many against of all these the Orange the most as serious The Hindoo diabolical.
furnished society well as the most and Mahommedan
the
proved
which
on
the
Victoria,
and
long with but ;
a
fair
Riel.
professes has
affection,
might
William
we
thus
—
though
convenientfor the landlord and rings to fan the flame of religious in order that English fanaticism of smother the sense English
was
bigotry
in
Louis
as
Queen
good
this
during
rebel
it
official
range, banner. fact that
technically, a
later
and
veneration to
that,
much
-routed,
—
who
the
were
of Orange professions so we now shall ; its real aims and say a word respecting constitution. These be may summed up word in one self-interest. In Ireland
insidious
those
who
Horse, followers and of
excepting
that,
little
consumption
.
after
yellow the upon movement originated
Orange
great
of
loyalty under not dwell
.Irish
is
fact
results from what is termed too it is not the small feeding quantity put into the stomach, but the quality and character of the so-called diet the use of the term food is really misno mer in such cases. The formula of diet beet to injury
goes
of villainous and saltpetre coin of the realm is on a par. This is the state of of which one should things, to even like to be able see the end,
many who escaped hero's at grave
a
the
is
left few descendants these the Ireland, majority are in to be found, not in but Ulster, small southern like Youghal settlements and Bandon, where they have gradually beeu absorbed by the native population.
be fatal to own would their history to How ridiculous pretensions. anyone with the vicissitudes of acquainted the the Crown must seem English assertive
The
in
favourable
of
and
but
;
the
and the consequence is indus poured, and trial stagnation, misery poverty amongst the masses, and a wish on the of thousands to those to get away part new lands are no where there huge of great whose armies navies, standing
and
Aughrim
at
Boyne found
William's
,
yet deplore, that even the
knowledge
the
|
way"
the
Blenheim.
I
Self-assertion in this age and though orators enlightenment, on 12 July, out dining may point
ignorant.
south,
were
—
at
.
wofully a long goes of so-called
and
more
by Marlborough'
I
of
majority
to
forced
were
—
—
men
the
march work
and later at Limerick, which to than a set-off After Derry. the siege of Limerick had been raised we know means those by what were wanted on the veterans Continent is
reputed of who overthrew the power in Ireland. all our Stuarts With educational our systems, printing and our extensive national presses, to fear there is reason that literature, the the
mild way in about his tax-gatherer and the business is equally efficacious, fruits of his visitation leave all but the and rich poor indeed. Into the military naval chests a of the great portion natioual withdrawn from money capital
which
Athlone,
—
the traditions
JameB
King
immediately soon hard at
—
of Abraham
sons
was
overthrew
and may be its real objects of all secret societies as in the case theso, can never he accurately known the of the Orange society public professions are summed to the Crown up in loyalty of England; and a desire to maintain '
It
over.
and are as regarded of the descendants from the followers soldier who ousted his own Dutch Crown. father-in-law from the English
Whatever
settled
they
—
the
and immortal themselves
!
celebrate
dust,
dung,
decayed
leaves, both gypsum and together and he has separately found salt, the effects of which were considered to be doubtful, the best of all. The energy of salt when combined with was soot It was striking. sulphuric
lime,
and
acid,
.
—
—
very
noticed that the the beds where
which
on grew been applied were of a paler green than the rest, but the results was showed that there no indication of want of vigour to be in ferred therefrom.
plants salt
had
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learned
first
fire
off
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a
seen
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gun.
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bnt
feat,
saw
while
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we
seen
a
Doctor
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n
milled
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be
it
to
me
when
drunk
man
scaffold?" he seemed
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A
citizen
this
he
had
fell
he
drop
a
Smith
and
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desist
to
Ada
I
am
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Ada:
the
that ? have to
may
said ?"
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a
will "Oh
you
but
"Ah,
my
you
buy
boy,
you
much if I do." very I won't drum only
papa; are
"will
Charlie,
me
no,
when
asleep."
du not think, madam, that any sense would approve man of the least said an conduct," iudiguant your " his better retorted husband. Sir,"
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how can the leust
half,
with
what
judge
you
Well
:
nice
quiet
I don't kind
blame her of a dog.
I
"
words neck. the man
"
to him,
a
reading Then
a
bit.
blind
not
are
see.
;
so
always
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before
here the
in
have
What
:
bludgeon come
then
Crushed
Has
any one One leddy, ask for me ?
a
into court under his
the
oblige the
on.
'
me,
to
of
having
1 clothes
was
getting
with
this
called
James
?
Mistress mum. She Servant .-
Mistress Servant :
Did
notice
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—
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refer
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4
—
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that
about said let
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new
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Then
say
so
?'
told
him
for
that
disability
'
'
There's
a
ring these ol magazines,' and Poet, they wou't '
like
man
me
a
get
line
that's his
.troubling in friend,
you're ring
ring
in,
about
a
you, kindly
poetically,
your
about
the
magazines
Charley,'
observed lliu hole
4
is verses.'
a
What
to see farthing of goodness
a
the
in
with
don't and
preserve therefore
your
eye
to
womau you, my that are eyes 1 am unable
you."
I know
seuce.
—
pared.
?
have
you
that
I
don't
spirit
;
that
there
I
sir,
you
autumn. me
now,
isn't
rant
out
the I
whole
self."
have took
you "
—
not
want
my
a
got
must
us, neither able for eutire
eye,
?"
Not and
else
by
I
which
if'
for
dispensary waitiug instead of her gave her, was used at eye, which lecturing
ami
dissecting
the own
tho
who
janitor eye,
a
college
purposes.
pig's for
the
and
It
acts
the
cause
reuiilaritv.
!inrl
drugs harmful,
Without
having
one
above
pill
Mother
name
wellby the Limited 35, sold
now
by
as the vendors, actually possesses the remove Tliey the correct liver
quality. the brain, the bowels
upou
worse
caused
sometimes
They
medicine of that
the time
be
griping
result of irritating Such pills are be used.
pain
miser on
same
will
pill
The
hemorrhoids. desire to
know
and
sick
with
act
to
Thev
erinn
never
sickness
ther do.
Pills
them them
to
resemble
as
covered
with
which
coating
a
causes
thus pearls, rendering as the palate they are If disease. have a you threatened with a fever,
to
pleasant in curing
effective
pills merit
crowning
are
Seigel's and harmless
tasteless
other
all
nearly aud
as
constipation, a further As
Mother
cold and arc in the head, back, and limbs, one pains or will break two doses up the cold aud pre vent coated with the fever. A tongue, a brackish taste in tho is caused mouth, by stomach. dose foul in the A of Sei matter severe
with
—
front
if
the of the slightest produce other or any unpleasant feeling' stomach, Neither do induce fur or symptoms. they
;
in
state
gripe
at
or
your bythe 44 said the doctor, I Well," suddenly, I must see it was such it a give up beautiful at the same time ringiug eye," " the bell for the Janitor. Give this woman the eye marked No. said 15," the doctor, to the who made his janitor She got her eye marked 15, appearance. anil with a heavenly and inex departed her coun pressibly happy smile upon tenance. Next day yon could see the gun,
of the
is
we
—
and a of the
liis
slug
a
not
itself.
contain.
desirable
ensR
dull
pain in the
unhappy like
system
and
one
and
feels
one
be sure may and his liver
does
pill
never
Dressuro
myself, fairly I a long shout! you don't hurry up
knife
a
particular
only
everybody he well to and relialbe
less
or
it does make us few hours a day.
pills
every
she
butcher
safe, when
this
nothing
good
chemists
all
44
a
may
praise we nevertheless, mother, may, manufactured Seigel's Pills, known house of A. J. White, aud Read, Loudon, Earringdou
eye,
roots."
Now,
As it
good cathartic act like a charm by stimulating aud into the ridding doing its duty, of the accumulated organs poison
produce
auy
good,
a
is
should
even
mark. kind,
costipated,
they
and
your
out
most
a
are
the some
the after-effects the disease
I
by
hair
pull
there
glandular
than
down."
your
here
remedy
liver
intelligently pre occurs the difficulty a to make or pill,
and has more and back lie
there It will
than
is
seeui
be.
digestive ous matter. But the
of
content
Content 44
upside
of what
To
pill.
out
turned
pills
things
fifteenth
that
after
come
hospital
screamed. I'll
the
is
can
sleepy, head, sides, bowels are
eye of my head last You had better give it up to or I will swear a search warthis and have against place,
have
so
"This
or
accuracyvarious in,
few really very be commended for honestly Most of them either under
use.
takes
the
To-day greater contrived
be better
can it
only
overshoot
and
—
doctor.
that
shoot
gish.
get it, before
why
of
mention should pill
pre Do
medication
right may them,
it
popular
and I want it. vinegar, that I will, run about you imagine with a glass ? I want that eye forever eye laid beside me in ray coffin when I die, I can find so it when I wake up. Now fork it over before 1 get yon had better mad." "I toll you, my good woman," 44 said the doctor, in 1 haven't despair, :
But
uon-
eye
of
as
pills
return
in
and if that eye know the reason
pill,
million
removed, to
the The in a
employed.
provided
Easy
the We
is
None of yowr
—
a
with.
name
and with purpose, greater of the the proportions
gradients No form
which
instead,
small. comparatively with produced infinitely machines by especially
in
—
the doctor and autumn,
one
in
hack in history. to swallow easily
was are
too,
in
last
medicine
taking
very
rapidity for the
—
of mine
eye head
glass
with lady armed double-barrelled
ed.'
'Tisu'tthe
a
worth
ain't
time, mine
'
eh?
is,
granted
one every the Young
darling of my
me
gave
cii
a
Ring
out
un
army.'
Wrong
nice
tunate
and linir
pensions I know that,' contracted army. Drunkenness said the applicant. is my and I contracted it in disability, my The
My
of
dates far enable us
to form
demand
par anyone but I want Your ; my eye." ?" said the astonished scribe. Do you understand eye I say.
that took
Made.
are
and nauseous disagreeable To diwhat vast useful, drugs. mensions nas De pm-taicing grown may when in England alone we imagined say that about 2,000,000,000 million) (two thousand consumed In are pills every year. early made were days pills slowly by hand, as the
44 this I think hospital." Well, see the doctor who re you had better moved your that down eye gentleman Off sLe started in the direc yonder." tion and soon the unfor given, tracked
is
To this
didn't
agent
pension only in the
see
leave
do
"wi«.
for
applied
man
to
Pills
i)ills
SILVER
LEVERS, Guaran GALLE'S, Albany.
at J.
custom of
they
of
ROTHERHAM HUNTER
S.
years,
is object condensed
?'
woman.
;
44
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The
dis
record-book,
middle-aged
put your Dr., remedy,
pure Bitters that cures and will see trifling cost, you and have Chron good health.
a
two
form
the
City
bat
harm,
Hop
How
44
will
nine
what
voil
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our
medi
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simple,
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teed
—
got
man,
stuff
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nation
it
people. of
sort
uuu
—
the
if
a
summer bright in the meshes,
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I
in
a
of
vile
only
you
;
quack doctors
expensive of the
American
»
p (
bulged
—
To
—
City Listen of her
item.
stupidly
madamo entered
Times.
icle.
—
for
than
of some elevnh.'
quite ' What
Mr.
Snippen make
see
does that
always at good times
the old
an
Hard
much
so
trust Soule's
eye.
one
the
want
served
of
suit
a
into
matter
one
young and just
4
more
man
was
hit
for
said
take
are
:
mentioned
measured
mawuing,'
thought City
:
she
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