The Record Newspaper - 01 November 1888 by The Record

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W. A.

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BEGS

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lie

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for

curing

now

opened, being from the Manufactur are saved thereby se Customers undeniable

our

THE

MANAGER

THE

record;

Is.

2s.

6d.

EXECUTF

AND

upwards.

all

kinds

of and Spirits The Hotel

brands. in a healthy

commanding which

the is

to be will

convenience,

and

City The

the residence.

CHRONOMETER,

that BEGS

and

CLOCK,

JEWELLElt,

MAKER, inform

his

HA,

price

JOHN

Corner Street Perth

numerous

WATOii

The

&c.,

Customers

he has Removed to more Mr. premises nearly adjoining the Shop, Opposite Hymus's Chemist where he solicits a share of Town Sail, patronage. and WATCHES and SILVER GOLD JEWELLERY-of every description 'always

Direct

hand. made

Wedding Rings Time payments

W. Coach

JOHN Howick

Street,

all

the

EOR

hopes,

from

Town

National Library of Australia

Hall

land. Houses.

Towle,

Chemist,

Wholesale Beiowe

of of

eminent

.most

^phys

the

Buchu." physicians

same is

the liver

most diseases

Mandrake

North

reliable

biliousness, they will

Dandelion

or.

Moderate

Bitters, curative varied in

ill-health and power,

can

Harmless invalid or

Builder,

such

Hop

can

surest con

;

malaria, you

tell

1111 combined

are 1 1 1

Soule's

Ameri

arid .mys is which power developed," its that no disease' operations exist resist its or possibly it

yet

and

dyspepsia

when these remedies Hence with others equally valuable,1 And compounded into Dr.

Carriage

wonderful

for the most smallest child

frail

weak-

woman, '

use.

&c.

all

Curricles,

is workmanship or Photos Drawings

the

STEEL correct

distressing

"Boxes Prepared only Eng Nottingham, the Wholesale

Imitations.

sex.

and

purchasers, to

every

im the

liver diseases, called consump

coughs,

women.

chronic, 'Erysipelas

from

inflammatory,

from

suffering

excruci

scrofula.

blood Saltrheum, poisoning, indigestion, and, in fact, almost "

dyspepsia, diseases

all

frail" Nature

intend

Have

been

proof neighborhood ters,

heir to cured

by Dr. can which

of in

the

Hop

Soule's he found

known

Sit every

world.

iggpNone genuine without the white label, hops on

also,— and Single Oavt Harness

Double in

stock. On completion Omnibus will in

City

departure

their

dying"

by'phsicians,

of orders.

execution

turers

severe

and

supervision the strict

guarantee

nearly

out of shape People drawn of pangs rheumatism, ating

and employed.

only sent

have been cured. Women 111! crazy gone nearly of From agony neuralgia, nervousness, and various diseases wakefulness, peculiar

Hard

description the most recent including branch of in every provements business. class are First materials used,

dead

and up given and other kidney

tion,

Carriage

ware,

the and

years,

Bright's complaints,

Stan Carts, Phtetons, Tilburys, Traps, Carts, Drays, of

employed

For

Dog

Pony

Almost

Patronage.)

Phtetons,

Waggons,

in"

ii.

"Patients

PERTH,

STREET,

Government

Gigs,

of the

Railway to

run

all

with

connection of trains.

Talk

Belst

by the

proclaiming

work.

does

is used manufac

merit

not

merits.

wimbridge.

bunch of greeh and Dr. Soule's the bottle: Beware of all stuff made the to imitate

poisonous

Works,

of parts the arrival

establish and as there can be but supremacy, one "Best" let customers echo my work on their of my its experience s

the vile above.

No .

blown

name

always

variety

—

in.

and

Carriage

every

The word indifference reckless

Note.

the

chapter

machinist

Spring

Manufac

PENNYROYALAND EEMALES quickly

and relieve with pi cvalcnt 2s. 9d., of all Chemists.

lid.

the

stipation, indigestion, and fever, ague, &c.,"

Proprietor and Hardinge

WIMBRIDGE,

Hansoms,

Only.

irregularities,

by E. T.

BOWRA,

opposite

TOWLE'S PILLS

phatically the Ask "What lor all cure

walk

all

—

1886.

and

any

private

Station. 28,

with

Is.

taken.

from

turers

symptoms

to order

Draper,

City

Importer

of of

every fami

and of

privacy

Melbourne minute's

one

with

replete to visitors

GUILFOYLE, Road

Railway Perth, Jan.

ing

HEARMAN,

Or.

is the best and only What remedy that be relied on to cure' all diseases of the can and such' as .urinary organs; kidneys or inadiabetes, Bright's disease, retention, retain and all the diseases to urine," bility and ailments to Women peculiar And will tell and em they you explicitly

HOTEL,

VICTORIA

will

mmmwmws for the next week.

extensive

last

jus &

forms

STABLING

GOOD THE

view

offers and

.Ask

and

balcony

Every

were

;

BOW

irri

icians

the

skilled

UTi

thing all

Beers

unsurpassed

obtained. be found

comforts

lies

from

BUGGIES, Cabriolets,

upwards.

All the windows dressed with

Printing.

JOHN

Hotel, Wines;

chocest situated

position, extended

Hotel

the

(Under

general

Physician

chapter

6d.

Is.

These qualities about double the Season.

COMMERCIAL and

Is.

and

6d.

2s.

ill

Questions

'eminent

most

the above which he

with:

general

Bonnets,—

8d.

leased

2s.

and Girls'

and

6d.

ORDERS for

Hats

the

childlike giving natural, complaints, refreshing sleep always ? And tell' you unhesitatingly they will Some form of Hops !!''

intimate

begs

he has

RECEIVE

ENGLAND..

nervous

and favourite well-known restocked: completely

HAY

&lGO. CHEMISTS,

AND

and

Ladies'

thus:—

Ask what is the best any school, for quieting and allaying the world tation of the nerves, and curing all

6d.

Is.

prepared

Ask

terious

Hats,—

3d.

Is.

labelled

Grocers,

EPRS

Vital

Boys'

Straw

milk.

water,

LONDON,

hour..

HOTEL.

YLk

r\ ULLFO that VJT

Charges—

and

any

VICTORIA

JOHN

good value.

Men's

Perth.

boiling

packets

HOMffiOPATHIC

Etc.

has

Terrace,

George's

St.

purchased ers

Copies of the W. A. from Mr. obtained

and Spring by Mrs. personally London, Luton, Paris,

Early

Albans

St.

aud

with

J-lb.

Bonnets.

Hats, (Straw 25 'Cases Ladies, .Girls, Young Ladies, Youths and Boys, all sizes and Mens, marked to low prices specially qualities meet the present depression. temporary The public should take this, opportunity of purchasing much begoods at prices

Salvado.

and

eX-A. MBS

Coii-

THE

Hats

kept

of,

Straw

provided

Baths,

CoiBSisting'

simply

Sold

qualities are

Made

Markets.

jtinental

& Williams.

and

lB©Sf

! Good Stabling Spacious Yard And an 'attentive Ostler.

her

during

English

an<L Comfort.

and Spirits

Wines,

Greenough, Dongarra, & Strawberry, „ Dardanup, Bunbury, & Bridgetown, „ Augusta.

the

jvisit

Northampton

and

position,

find

the

but

Beers, hand.

made

Goods

Hearman

iMrs.

of the natural laws By, thorough knowledge 'the govern' operations of digestion and nutri and of tion, by a careful tho fine application proper ties of well-selected Mr. for Epps has provided cocoa, breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured beverage which save us bills. It Is may many heavy doctor's by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution be gradually built until may up strong enough to resist to disease, hundreds every tendency of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to ate tack wherever there is a weak We may point. escape a fatal shaft ourselves well fortified many by keeping with blood aud a properly nourished frame."— pure Sec article in the Civil Service Gazette. a

which-

Accommodation,

N,oiie

Martelli.

visitors

Convenience

Luncheon

BREAKFAST.

through

central

will

Every

a-BEiisz.RSa.'ffv

and

Geraldton

Vasse,

Duff.

L. B.

„

friends District

and

and opened the

travellers

gmaf;:

having requested

Agents for

Rev.

Fremantle,

Hotel

This

RECORD

the

that

announce

received

spaast?

not

Manager.

inform his the Victoria

and the out in that he has takenpublic;: general over William from Mr. Trigg the wellknown Hotel.

their regularly receiving papers are other causes of complaint, with the to communicate at once

following

promptly

The

Mr.

Draper—

City

JES'EGS

may

local

The

—

Aot.

RECORD

the -the

stamped

HEARMAN,

those

accordance

Stamp

for

For

paper.

EPPS'saaeoA.

RE1LLY,

per £2 exceeding the subse in

forwarded

are

receipts

the

£>2

amounting

C-

shillings

acknowledgment

number

quent

Geraldton.

'Terrace,

Success.'

Hard

Times.

so much on you will stop stop sending and fine clothes, rich food style; 'buy good, and better glotbing healthy food, cheaper of- life real and substantial, things; get more and the foolish every way, especially stop :

habit or

using

cine trust

Sonlc's

that in

expensive

employing so

much

of the

docs you only that simple, American Hop

always at good times

and

have

humbug

harm, pure Bitters

"cost,

a trifling

quack

vile

good

and

;

doctors medi

but pnt your Dr. remedy, ;

that

health,

cures

will

yon "

receive

Marine

see

Chron-

Southern,

is Subscription fifteen All payments not

annum.

press every the time for other mails.

in and

Succeeds

The

"Nothing

COMPORTING.

-astern,

the

from

morning

"Thursday,

publication

weekly

Season.

TEFUL—

issued

REGO

and

G1U

HOTEL,

StiiBBiBBei The

tlae

IB—

BIBIBIIMB

CoiuiBBeiicttiiieiit

III

RECORD.

—

THE

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icle,"

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Johnstown,

was

well

out

ueia

lately

the his neighbour harvesting It had been neglected wheat. during and was his imprisonment nine-days As lie in need of attention. sadly

watching

MERCHANTS,

much

HAYE

MEN

that

are

they

Messrs.

relinquishing

busi

STOCK,

who

& CO.,

G. WILSON

announcing

ENTIRE

the

have "purchased J.

pleasure

FREMANTLE,

Pi&KENHAM-STREET,

!'.

felt

were

and that

Mr.

of the,

Service

Perth

the

was

Company,

which

will

represent

during Although his

and Fremantle.

the

BURNET,

Gr.

Company

continue

will

had

made

for myself good well-digger,

represent

it.

ARTHUR

;

Manager.

DIAMOND,

the

was

box fcn

nvfiniivnfnrr

Company.,

& Corner

STOUT

GUINNESS' Bottled

Brand), PALE Bottled

and

(Monkey

Co.,

Non.

100

O.V.G. Grand

(Monkey

Quarts.

Pine

Old

Less 10 per be obtained can

cent,

Reserve. Special Old Highland.

SCHRAMM,

Whisky

Distillery

SION

Hotel, Perth.

Maria

Brizard

and

Brizard

and

Marie

Cognac . , Champagne). -xvuiu

Prompt

Brandy.

stored

dlOPale

Rogers'

Old

Rogers'

and

(Pine

(Liquid Sunshine). Charleston & Oo.'s. and

Pommery liqueurs

and :

Greno's

extra

PRODUCE,

Chaff,

xsacon,

Offices

and

CENTRAL

CHAMBERS, PERTH, W.

Maraschino, &c., and Rogere,

August

Butter, Dates, Currants, and others),

de Lione. Canet. Pints

Chateau

Tour

Pints and

Carnet.

and

Quarts.

Quarts. Pints

and

Quarts.

quantity RECORD. a

RECORD

Sherries.

...

CANNING

Corner Perth,

August

Pier 30.

& and

OEEICE.

BROUGHT

1888.

Establishment, about 15 hauds like saddle

J! '

Wellington No. 801, lately Location, in of the Mr. Arthur occupation Shivers, Dardanup. Eor particulars apply to H. BRADY. Bunbury, Sept.. 20.

National Library of Australia

under

shoulder near under saddle

the

MARE high

about

two

space

allotted

side,

;

and a foal. yearling within, the time allowed sold to defray expenses.

one

Noreia,

October

two

three

hard

square.

crushed that it Thus

tnere

Arthur

had

pass it

wet

all

was

honey

ever

;

cross

air

until the well with sand that above worked.

over

causing impure, but sensation, rescuers

322 side

not

RAM1RO. 1888. 10s.

air

was

only the

in not

was

of so

expected. "From

about

which

feet

are are badly swollen, and I dare to eat a square meal, be all light. I am very thankful to my friends for their efforts persistent to rescue feel for the me, and grateful sympathy that I hear has been given me."

chewing much the

for

better, I will

Release

feel

began

the breathed

had become

smothering time

this

tobacco food as

of John

On Tuesday Mr.

surprise was

unconditionally

from

Dundalk

extremely

pale

released afterwards in Dublin

18th Septem of the public,

morning,

the general John Dillon

ber,

Dillom

Jail. Shortly the hon. arrived gentleman and received a warm welcome at the Amiens-street station from several of his colleagues and friends. It was noticed that Mr. Balfour's ex-captive

looked

the general released

opinion

and careworn, that he was

was

and not

a Mr. Dillon day too soon. with his friends, Dr. immediately residence in Kenny, M.P., to his own North Great George's-st., having been

drove

cheered

very

tuu

route.

enthusiastically

uumoer 01 large the city bands paraded the street, playing national and serenaded the hon. airs, gentlemen, who, after repeated calls, made his appearance and addressed the

xyuiiug

uvtjuuig

them for the assemblage, thanking kindness with which they had welcomed him out of prison. Mr. Dillon said that he had no inteution of altering the he had adopted he was before policy committed to jail. He would on carry the struggle with the same determina tion as Short as the time formerly. had been since he was it had released, been long enough to convince him that, men had to many been sent though the Government prison, had not broken "

down

the

cause,

he continued,

and

strength and its

hour,

near

spirit

the

The people. force gathering day and hour by

was

day by ultimate

triumph

Mr.

hand'.

was

now

Dillon's remarks most enthusiastic

with the greeted Miv Dillon applause. were

recruit purposes at a health resort until strength the Parnell Commission resumes its in October. inquiry his

ing

room

caved I had

enough to me By having

got above.

from

below

that

near

supply suffer

much

Henry

soon

Soon a bottle of water and a rag. of bread were given to me, aud I waB thankful. From this time on truly I began togaia strength, and by helping rescuers the time my passed quicker than one would suppose. When iny"-

Juvenile "

Everyone

which

for

the opening large enough to In reaching me rag' to me. covered with but no sand, better to me the tasted than

wet

The first three days of my prison I got along very well, but after this to want water Tbe I began badly. fourth what day when it rained I heard I thought was water slowly dripping. I found around and holding Feeling it,

fill

when

on ing crawling a blue-bottle fly. that an opening, above. I was cQixect,

"must

this

claimed by law will be

B. New

this

aged branded

numbered has by her

;

side

fee t

hopeful Abput ihe

well.

;

under and cross

triangle off

run

BAY

have

collecting I discovered I was

I struggle from this myself and dropped down into the box. position From the bottom of the box it was three

diggers

from

side near

ICE.

3 inches

something O

NOT.

(gJTOOK

CO.,

Howick-Streets.

I would

After

a little, my thoughts held fast in the bucket but. boards, by a managed to extricate

breathing '

death

terrible.

my month open, I managed to get about which a dozen drops of water, gave me I had relief. no in much difficulty

Apply,

Sauternes

life

St.,

30, 1888.

into

Jumping

William:

WANTED

was

music

of being alive, heard the excite

it was dis I was alive. ropes and from that time me, of being rescued. sixth day I felt someth-it my hand, and found I inferred from this from had been made

was

to stand erect, get on my knees or sit down, but I had to stay in a crouch the whole time I was in the ing position

etc.

to purchase size of paper,

horrible

enough

—

Chateau Pontet

ready beginn

those above but before a

The box was so sand. the pressure of the wall

—

Cellars,

—

saw

feet and one-half to the board above, which in falling had formed themselves me from into an arch and protected the

etc.,

sec.

Quarts.

Annissette, Curacoa, from Marie Brizard Bordeaux.

COMMIS

Jams, Lard, Teas, (People's Choice, Sugars, etc.,

CHAMPAGNE

CO.,

and sold on Commission. returns given.

<jneese,

Jamaica Jamaica,

Pints

GENERAL

On hand and to arrive, Butter, Butter,

MERCHANTS.

COLONIAL

BRANDIES

STRICKLAND,

COCKRAM,

PRODUCE Dublin

of such to meet

—

Service

of my the. first few minutes words cannot express imprisonment my That my time had come I did feelings. and the thought not doubt in the least,

Tickets

expenses.

United

'go.'b,

clarets

for

from Wm.

Highland

WHISKY Celebrated

Old Old

...

Usher's Usher's

for

was

have

about

was

ivit.v

o.i

going

was

called

behind

small

prisoner. "For

100 200

...

£1,000 Co.

and

& Sons

and

IRISH

£450 .150

...

divide do, do.

WHISKY

Williams

bucket

thft

move pull me up quick, could be made the sand and boards had closed in on me and I was a completely

Quarts.

Moline

Pints

Brand),

...

ALE

;

SCOTCH

Moline

pints

the

BASS'

1st Horse 2nd „ 3rd „ Starters

Sale—

Each.

£1

I and

PERTH, Have

Subscribers

1,000

REETS,

which

dirt,

I lowered to me, to leave the well when above me. ing to cave

HOWICK-ST

AND

PIER

Melbourne tation,

with

consul

cup 1888.

hay in

stuffing filling

Canning

by four ropes ing together, this to where I wanted it. Of course, than the other, aud curbing was smaller I would have to be made fast.This on did by going below and nailing the old curbing inch stuff. In two-by-four the new curbing I bad laid three boards across the bottom, them rest on letting which the the supported two-by-four this formed a kind of box. I curbing

Limited.

CO.,

of reputation I did not wish down was where

and lowered

TOLLEY

evidence give the and ropes ment that prevailed covered by the cut

feet Fifty as at the curbing most needed repairing, old curbing bad given that the point away and about a foot of sand all around had caved. After well the taking I came out, put my curb measurement,

heretofore.

said

June

being to impair

experience

dramaticT

very

and cut

piece

uneducated,

well.-

Mr.

terrible

I went 19.', he, to R. JH. Hall to into a well belonging it out and the clean repair curbing. The well, which was 150 feet deep, was and I felt as a one, very dangerous though I ought not work in it, but as

the

has re-entered

WILSON

G-.

him. but

he man. He unusually intelligent told and when his story in good English, of it the most thrilling portions relating in

ness,

house

the

eat

O N

to go

after some He says his joined thing he is obliged is enormous, appetite to himself until his stomach restrain He condition. returns to its normal walked and looked slowly quite pale, but otherwise but had changed very little. After had reached the house we and he had eaten, he told what sensations turned

AND.

given

death

order

the

despatch

and

dead,'

try

the New York World tells the remark Neb., after death of a man able escape from in a John well; being nine days buried who so escaped Anderson, narrowly

a from

SPIRIT,

man

When they pull my box out. on that the ropes I knew began pulling unless the ropes broke there was great danger of the boards above giving away and crushing me. Eor my own safety, to

AND

GENERAL

the

(

(Limited).

WINE,

WHOLESALE

Death-

from

Escape

TOLLEY

A Miraculous

COMPANY

to let

the iu

good

did

not

might

I could hear a beginning good deal that was said and doue above. when it to I heard the wagon started and heard some one say town for lumber

says to regret that ugliest the spread

toms,

the Daily Telegraph the scale on of social symp

see

itself

manifesting

Crime.

illustration

our

crime

juvenile

us."' then crimes of

amongst contemporary

a of gives long catalogue which that description, had lately come under public notice. With this warning concludes the article who "Those for the national care health will do well :

study

this,

one

—

the causes and of the most

the

remedies of of social

malignant

Without divination anyone may that the evangelical perceive organ points to the godless as the system of education cause of the great evil it laments. prolific And this forth bad system is bringing fruit and fruit, beit remarked, of precisely character as that the same in produced the United States by a system of public facts."

instruction from which moral based on the Word of God is The of infanticide prevalence is colony Telegraph

oue

of the refers,

evils

and

to it

teaching banished. in

.this

which said

the in

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strongly

;

impressed

Redmond',

botli

encouraged. resistance,

tlie

people

was

insists

all

Its

.recom

tlie

one

the

side,

were

tliiis

desire to secure for the while we in the public: schools elementary instruction the best and' iiriost thorough in ;secn l«r su bjects, s iiitu hie to' their years

their

harmony

without

the

yyith

are

ni'on

labour

struck

Wexrord

daill

,nf'

from:

and

train

moral

their

ul low.

'the

have

you

matter

alike

say.

and the

the parents

ichildreri,

ing

importance

biglier.

;

that'

nation

.'passed. under, the.

me,;

.why M

just;

I dpn't. AlcLeod

Per.hapsypuwjll

circumstances, to.

propose It,

appeal

'our

Lord

Jesus

and

should,

his

cvictiqnt

chcqr

diornq

against

applause).,;

(loud

rpar

eyeryv.,

;,;.l

.:i

th.e.

to ;thet

floor,-;

.o,n

raiuutes

by which

look;

M.cLepd

M;r.

conc'crni

tlie|

..eonrt.nd

the,

.cleared.

yyas .then-, subsequently

nttacked

removed

Jaji..

-two fifty of, rioting,

.quently.,

.convipted

were not all at their post had to make the my pupil bed with the aid of the male patient's attendant we undressed the together and placed him in patient for position the necessary When I had operation. the n uns at Charite at whatever hour bf

lay

passed the

M'Mil-

sentenced

the

hour

found sister

ward. from

The latter had been aroused or sent for from sleep chapel. or Putting aside all religious anti-religious spirit, incontestable of superiority the sisters for the service of the hospitnlc nn/1 aUaita

to;

enabled

learned

A \j

warrant

Times hasattitude swaggering meekness lias';been

and

teach

unaccountable

little

made yet been influence favourably that most important

;the

will

dis

be. or

'first,

tho

even

secorid

may not be possible result would povyer

but from

iiniko charges continued this utter

In 'the; success'

his

clients

vocabulary Parneliand

Sir

UUUUU

based case

on a

strong

however, very tions by which

much in

all

in the schools teaching and if the indisputable

growth is .community rapid

found which

I J.

AOTf

impression it should that inexplicable

considera

favour of leligious should be united,

and prevajence in crime the! making that pro the religious mind

juvenile

really on

it iis somewhat produce, no active steps are being the party who' should

taken to organise be asked to ue franchise their of a cause so sacred I.— Melb.

and

support; Advocate.

tlie

William sent

Redmond,

recent

dent

The:

decided discovery

P.,

before

directed a

eai

list

showed,

court

one

the

National Library of Australia

rupture

Polaiu sign

refused

grand

broken

make

its

future inspec It

persons, concerned. in skirmisli unfavourable

charges, On the this

square.

trial

Lately was

carried:

—

their

neia

the following "That this with

sympathy

attempt

the Graud

conduct

Lodge Com

was

to roturn

designated the days of the

Inquisition.

Says

tho

Melbourne

has

or Fraser, the Orange stump J.B. Hon. Patterson, ? give of this affair If a Catholic had acted in organisiition a. similar maimer it would be denounced

been of:

jdecidedly Printing..-

does

Advocate'.—

YY'hatexplanation ter of the Institution,

—Nation.,

Riot

do, between

and. allegations are whole the .opening

the libellers

duly forwarded whose mittee,

when

:was

to,

C. J. Polain by Brother he having we fougl t for a libei ty which consider no. body of. men have a right to withhold from us." Several speakers the resolution, which will be supported

ord.er

rooms,

express action taken

the

full

memoers

was

dec would

committee,

up.

iaie

meeting

.alleged

arnell.

Mr.:,-

uie

repsupervise

occurring

the

com

that lie of Orange

the will

and..

grand

Melbourne asked to

effect to

was

Shepherd's resolution

no-

the the

Grand i'

Mas

Siuion, the orator,

on.

Glasgow-

serious

Monday

night Maxwelltown the lo

labourers take the

occurred

liot in.

Place,,

brought place

emigrants'

Glasgow, over

of tho

from

dock

tlie one end of the colony press from the other, aud the affair would be used for by the Oraugeuien political pur It would form to poses. a. topic point and adorn a moral a tale ;for an many tp;

repent

home,

amongst Belfast labourers

was

very

harm

The

than

worst

our

enemies.

Orange, episode political

anniversary. that proves freedom,

This

Foptsoray

Orangemen and

that,

have a

flock

Slums

of Whiteehapel.

victim of the last has been buried, and the cause of her death sufficiently so that it is to ascertained impossible understand what good can be done by the inquest. It is not the prolonging business of the coroner s jury to find the unknown murderer it is the business of the police, who are not to be likely

The unfortunate murder Whiteehapel

;

in helped by the publication of the inquest of the "dues" are supposed to havo obtained. whose has O.," signature from the columns of missed

the

als

up,

reports they

which "

S.G.

been

long the Times to point out that these crimes writes are, of the after all, result only tho necessary horrible conditions of life under which, iu certain a generation "of criminspots, has

been

day

lowed

well

perfectly

grow

Whiteehapel

firms the statement, criminal quarters"

and adds of

known,

and

clergyman that

the con

the

are Whiteehapel and very limited

other and, among suggestions, he recommends that be they should and their dark bought up and cleansed, in

area,

of day. opeu lo the light have been al properties with most ready bought satisfactory moral results, some which remain might now be bought, and some of the worst are in the market. Here is an actually work for excellent some practical rich places 8ome

thrown of these

philanthropist

philanthropists.

Purposeless The

of Mr. W. Redmond prosecution continued on. the ,14th Sept., McLeod and Bodkin, Messrs, was.

lodge

mueuug.

note to that the Issues are satisfactory to jbtj to the limits. of the late restricted of O'Donnell far action o v.. t.hc;,2Ymc$.

.was.

recent

appointed Polain ..This

aud;. an, open branch

the for .coqnsel of the charges

moreover,;

defaming.

tm,i.

The court made' possession. for tlie for discovery, reserving decision an for.;tbeir application tion counsel. by Mr. Parn.eli's

M-P.,

in the Resident. Magistrates, house Wexford. The charge resist to the sheriff 6f inciting

the

to'

himself

eseniatives

the

and

"this

the

seem

task,

elections.

Prison.

Gra

-General

to unwillingness of the documents

documents,

The

who Mr. made

;

laration submit

Mr. when made

trial;!

2Ym.es

Serious M.

iJonneu

.there.upou. to draw

Times, made.

house-:

Mr.

and allegations charges Behalf of.tlie Tiines the A ttorney said if was

ham,

the beginning considerations

liigher

colleagues:1' ds'annen '.asked.

abuse 'And

who

k/k

interested notions in their forming bond of union. There are

body, false

Itlfll

.1V.IUIJT.

been from

have

1UI

anuggic

secularists "a compact

»»

and

tuation;

local

under

to have W.'M th en The... and was, re-elected by accla more was of Nothing thought

resigned,

'had libel

the

conduct

of the committee, an d ed reprirn him.

.taken

uublushingly exhausted all the

his

James

those

increase of deterevery

agaiiist-' .gen;tl,emau:

disaf b-anch

Tvyo

.Council.

until (he matter mittee meeting

persons; organisations,"

particular

for easy you of the hospfBut at a not

you,

lice

.charge

A 1

any

don't

simple

.100 members, because nearly W. M., and del C. J." Poluiii, chose seme egate to the parent society, to canvass for Mr. mouths A. T. ago when that to Clark, gentleman sought Province the North Yarra in represent

pretty

the Legislative fected brethren Polain's brought

interests!

which! of tones

effort, an

Its

this

Brother

junior1 counsel, J. Hatineii if he:

laicisation

UliUOl

ujaiijr

a wise measure. distant day, probably, you will find " out what aud nuns" priests devouring at the expense of the poor, had done tq the which I love as raiich as Republic,

numbering

charges' an«l tliiit he allegations blandly-replied " 'not We will lid know; lay before your lordship," quoth the Times'- lawyei-, such evidence we -can I" "-We -as

;

who wheniaskedhy Sir substantiate to proposed

may

them.

overcome

occasion.

represented

course

the

avt

from

clearly

Of that

say

tals

auwc

auu,

coutrast.

the 2'elegrapJihsLS The cause is one for alarml which its! have to sooner or advocates will fight and' the longer its enemies are later," of the field the harder in possession .left it;

was! recently the extreme.!

advocates

this

displayed were

quarter electors

question referred in

;

movement;

any

its

audthuiniliating piteous The very fact of its not having employed the big guns of the -law in its defence of weakness'-' that was. the firstit sign

matter

receive;

that in

pii

will

'concern of the gravest to the State. not With election far a g neral however tant in this colony, things the Ministry now in office, go with'

w'has

not

and the

ers

;

religious from the

they instructions

children,

follows

has occured in the quarrel The chief, Grunge Society of Victoria. of the order (says the or grandcoinraittee .Melbourne it is alleged, caused has, Aye.) the annihilation of the Footscrny branch, ;.

its.

all

compelled

conduct

abandoned

aud

rrnV

nurses,

Society.

displays the, dove- novvhat it cooing to- the to ;come poiiit to -.shovv: its' hand. 'Tlie

of :a forced

schools, they elementary would nobe, and that this

last

The-

and moral otherwise

Orange

not

;

training

Exposure

;

number receive

/ ''

be am ply provided thari of elementary through the medium V schools. of a considerable in tlie "case 'That, '

the

can

ing

before

Times"

.dommission.

they

:THe

by which

I'm

do what

be right. does That, the 'evidence the conclusion that religious train

tlllU

l/UllUuj 'the helps'

concerning

may1 be

they have.

LllLI

instruction

flu

I came, whether it were night of Mass or the time in sleep, I at the foot of the bed the watching and the Bister in charge ,.of my

day

Rvulbc

;

a t once

ev.ery

a.nd

injirmarins

Once, even,

with of them batons were

imprisp.nmoat.

-days',

.tjiirty

I any

there,

able to take in hand owing the gravity of the wound or the of the operation. Four times the

difficulty

of the,

fin

not

were

either

men,, who at andcorner, for Su.bsemercy.' labourers, ;of the were

refuge

such

therp, -

score

twenty

at all

mure than I find the lay nurses. any The facts are these ; since the Augustinian Sisters were from .the expelled I have had four times to go pro Charite to see and fessionally npon operate whom the resident patients Btudepts

them

some

levelling About the heads

piteously

.jileaded

were

mob.

ruffianly

.men

sought,

last.,

ipijiponer.

.The cqiir.t, liedinondtwas the .Wexford

led

the

reuioye,

the

for

may'

man

ngj 1

words

tho

..Clear

.I'eached

They

rioting.

-fiis

batons,

few

and

broke,

qf assaulted

.their

;iipj,usl

,,lan

They, however,

injuredand.,

.scene.

;

who. defends;

the

Thai,',

its

sanction

eviction,

Christ

and Take morals, of what declaration is; morality, source look to the same inspired !

slightly .on,

.world for Instruction

Bible

<lefending,.)th.eir

the

oil

.face,

to I had gone the hospital times when the sisters were should not have found them ii

The above

;:has'

foundation

All have

:i,

high

which taught the'

religion

sentencing these cheered-,

secure

is wauf to say done, your you jduty me.I: ..undopbtqdly ;:mpn when... they, iwere homes against qnjusf

spppose

safe

of morals theory conduct' is.moral

to'

in,

sideration.' the That only which to construct

:,ii

j.tb

Redmond.

,Mf.; tliat;

i-c.-.i

;

the makes me reporter say that with the object of surveillance I go' unex to the Charite out pectedly of official hours tho aud Sieele concludes ; that,

had

they

has of

error

Figaro

pted to force their way up. the -officers were cut about and Ml'Millao his arm got

;

'th'ink1

the suUi a matter the first con

entitled

,cpu,rse.

cation 'Would' be a violation of parents, whose views' are,

edu wishes

elementary

secularise'

That

diflicnlty

by several paper

' '

itaux, and produced in full Your excellent journals. been misinformed a slight

was -going rioting the Hall, and, on to go the police .made an effort Several .men had posted themthe steps, and they struck the with the legs of Broken forms

jpqlicenieu ;as tiqy.:attpm Several of

uiius.ua

.very

and

inside,

flat

..sejves

had

men

-way;

the

.entering, up stairs.

the sentence

Milian

his

their

fight on

religious of still,

opinion

prisoners, sixtyThe was surgeon hours the wounds dressing the vvho received injured

two

inspector getting

:;As

my has beep L'eairiy, -called away, perhaps I to say .fo,r. myself that 1!

Mrl

Wooden forms were thrown abput in a most reckless and rioters and police were .Policeby them indiscriminately..

manner,

$irl

itriprisonme'n

raising,sai(l

;of

were summoned of the possession A second .of strong .-body and the men arrived, quieted

policemen

direction.

every being

quarters sentenced

fclis'

whose letter to the Gaz Depres, des Hospitaux we quoted writes lately, this again, time: to the In your issue of September 10th you of the speak of the interview Firago, published on the 9th, It would Drobto have communi qbly have been better cated to your readers the exact letter addressed by me to the Gazette des Hosp-

gashes while five policemen .aqd have been rendered unfit" temporarily., for duty. in Window, glass was flying i

tes

Dr.

ette

cuts

wjas

Laicisation.

was

(iliere

throe-

,o'f

French

the

hour Eorms

half-

arrested.

;

uripnimoiVsly

Grand

their

mere

and took

being

.Busy, for of .soma

'their

unfortunately may Be. allowed do, not intend to, appeal

also

hard

counsel,11

requirements we

life,

ubseiice

AIr;vRedin6ndv

future

to three.

That

;

the magis tra

hour;,

Kchildren

two

evidence

ana

liedrhohd'

Coiiveye'd'.'V--

and

gesture',

continue

mendations

and

iwortl

'Practically

defence. After aii

education

religiojus

schools. that effect

'public

for

scene

Forty

telephone,

.building.

with

"compared

.constables down, and submitted

Necessity

the

was

readers,

our

to.

^Com

reported and hence

lately

known

already ob the

Education

the

conviction wiiich mission"

of religious Schools. By

however,

.missile.

that

to.

is 'ascribed Christianity of 'an adequate-' system in the Boani' instruction

must

they

themselves were

Tljey

wildest were description. about like and the flung play tilings, was carried proprietor insensible, away been, struck oh the head by so ne liaying

Crown,

restraints of the absence

'the-

defended

batons.

of the

said that the evidence was quite that M r.'Redaiond on clear' andye.d te scene during tlie attempt of the bailiffs to get .possession of tlie house under .the »».' which entrusted to theoi warrant' was for execution! Air. They had it' -that.

who

and

men,

;

from

of sheep, Master.

and attacked

handful,

jto'

away

their

200

oh' the the best authorities thbre has been a. deterioration subject, in the; moral condition of the" humbler classes of the English and' this people, falling

officers,

witir

interfered,,

jpolice number

been born

was.

the

'murder

or!

The

ret'iirped."

verdict1-

men

According

the

struhgled:.

Mr.

;

that the child'had' conclusively ve and a.li lily subsequenlly'hbrri

strike.

on,',

;

eviction qf ..Thomas of the; Cool roe. on the 16'th Sopiers, A!ug!ust,;ali At 'the of tbecourt opening Redmond said M r, Learny,..M.P., thjit' who was the .leading for the counsel, had 'been defence at the 'previous ..sitting; and if away "Jon business, any thing ,l(iad to be in connection the .with 'dyye hie remainder of' the. case would' do it ' himself! Mr. Ryan, replying behalf of the on

occasion

message

The crime

from : -4 ..Sydney infanticide .is becoming Two boys found the body of prevalent. male infant in Moore a newly-horn Park On At the coroner's Monday night: showed medical testimony inquiry to-day

'telegraphic'

mikk

and

Proposals. rather

purposeless

to open churches ou Anglican proposals' other than are <iays Sundays being much alarm viewed with by the older " of Protestantism. A, Senior school writes to the Clergyman" English his soul, and to Churchman to relieve free

himself

from the guilt

of even

pas-

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22984808

said

alarmed at seems hardly seriously " for the Opportunities offered unexplain circle.'' ed absences from__the family to His to retirement real objections for private prayer" _;any empty 'church founded are1 very Spon a rock of properly

that Irish hearts can tribute hiin. I say may it brighten him, pay him amidst all may it cheer and inspire of the enemies lio storms and calumnies and I can that surround him, only say man of us does his part that it every the the coeroionists and against against of Glad one-tenth exterminators' with

He that the very explains principle; " and is its "life of Protestantism family It is hot the priest doibestic character." the but Who is to control daily life, '

the

family. " the

family, be

will

closet

the

stone's

thq

doors

sought, for "'bed-room will be a place prayer." " the closet" also would presumably it was thus made use of "be empty when "as

the

depriving family 'influence When

the family of members-

spirituality

other

the

home

But that

prayer." remember

by the

here again, the ideal in

seems

:it .!

Italians 'insulted.

some

that

.think

the

impunity

witli

cowardly

ecclesiastics

that

arid

;

they know,

do not or not, or will hot, defend themselves when attack" civilised" class who ;ed by one of that " and I .preach liberty" fraternity. how one of the mentioned recently jdavp how

Tavern.

them

bouring

Some

extinct. bad made

shop, Dr.

carried

was

reason

scamp/

.whom

(Rpme)

think

be,

fit

a .few "hopefuls" days ago in young students of the Borghese Villa. The the North American were there College themselves at base-hall ,als.o. arousing

This duct the

ball

but life Polton

was

into a neigh found to be

after doubt the over exertion the heart's meal hud caused a hearty of death action to cease. A verdict misadventure was returned. from

Lie had

;

inculcator of good con with them by kicking: from them, and by other

precious interfered

The

awuy the One""of /of copl impudence. remonstrated with Americans young him "at last and the reply was that the

Times"

Cornered.

acts

The

fellow

his

...raised,

stick

strike,

him. cool

ful

with and the pluck student/ of an American, snapped the stick, Smashed it on his knee and flung both of; it on the ground before the parts';

The

for

ecclesiastic

every'

The

ago.

also,

jislviCollege,

have; administered ion arose.— -Corr.

Mr.

to "

O'Brien

/"At

the

Italians,

and

Mr.

by they

occas-

his

been

the'

demons

Unionism,

fighting which ought

energy

youngest

men

Toryism

the Liberal-

and

amongst

National Library of Australia

them

with shame

us,

and

with

the u

and

will

which

may send

Let us be when possible inodorous subject, then, is the inverte

precipitate soon.-

bourne

the

for

race

now

contemporaries, that is

of methods lieu

and

for

has fluence, of unscrupulous it

fallen

its

back

has

cut

before

the

was

Dalley

Thursday.

600

cor

rates,

Mel

and

left by the yester Melbourne.

persons for

express

still

Mr.

their

Wednesday. died

Gregory

near

aud

interrupted, respecting

fresh

Adelaide,

his

a,t

Brisbane

Toowoomba,

Tuesday night aged 68 years. a very old colonist Gregory was and well-known for explorations in West on

and

the

welldied

author,

Court,

for Australia, which' he received the gold medal of the Royal Geographical Society, 8 arrived in Western Australia in 1829 with his fathers and brothers, and after wards entered Public the and Service, became an aud successful enterprising i

and

society,

February, offices

editor

of its

1872,

but

results

fertile

wards

1873. Having by the Her-

in to a scat uppoiuted aud held the Council, time of his death.

the

America

monthly

author

lectured

He was of essays

1885.

volumes

and

scientific

general " treatises on .Whist," and and Huppiness," and Luck."

one

—

the

until

October the held in

25.

Australian the Town

last

Thursday

the

chair, carried members of

was

the

place on record their with the people of Western sympathy in Australia their laudable desire for the of Responsible establishment, Gover.

hereby

ment.

October 25.. Melbourne, Bank has Federal declared a of 9 per cent. dividend the for the During competition mounted trophies amongst the Rifles The

the on

two subjects, " on Strength

one

Legislative

same

resolution " That

following

unanimously the A.N.A.

in all the New South towus of Victoria, principal South Australia, .Wales, Tasmania, and New Zealand. He started Knowledge as a in but altered it weekly journal 1881,

form several

the

Association, Mouut Hall, Gambiet, the President (Mr. Barrett)

the since established of 1869, theory the solar and also that of the corona, inner after solar complex atmosphere wards discovered by Young, of America.

Adelaide, of meeting

Natives'

for

the

to Queensland afterwards. shortly The«e he was appointed Commissioner of Crown In he Lands. 1874 was

of the structure of the stellar theory the conditions of universe, investigated the transits of Venus in 1874 and 1882 and published illnstrative charts. many He maintained on theoretical grounds,

.by

went

and carried Struve, of original includ out a series researches, of a chart of 324,ing the construction 000 Btars, Mr. was led to a new Proctor

England

the rivers after

the Imperial command of the to tho North-west expedition explore coast. He started in 1861 and dis covered and named, the Ashburton,.. Fortescue and other rivers, DeGrey, and appointed

Government

collected and others,

schels,

and

extensive watered

discovering of country,

tracts

Gascoyne, Lyons and Murchison all of which he named. He was

in Proceedings, these resigned

November,

analysed

explorer,

us 23rd Wran graduating Hono He was appointed gler in 1860. Fellow of King's rary College, London, in 1863, and made Fellow of the Royal Astronomical in 1866. He wus Society of that appointed, honorary secretary

Cambridge,

Keraug

Chance '

horse and

Bugler

Hill,

the

over

killed

obstacles, his breaking

—

his

trying

thrown/

was

neck

the

fall.

ant)

foreign

sat till one o'clock Assembly the Redistri moruiiig, disscnssing bution of Seats Bill. were Personalities in and ensued/ indulged uproars Mr.

The

Jntercotonial

this

the

Daily

Bent (the Mr. called Murderer."

News.)

INTERCOLONIAL.

Melbourne:,

October

24.

of damages awarded yesterday, argued afresh aud the court reserved judgement. the ironmas The Conference between

The question

Toy

and

ters

here strictly minimum

promising

not

sign been any

and

asked response;

for

lis.

per

for

good gallop backed

for

this

leader

for

and the

betting doing— 2 the Derby, 5 to start

that not the latter

the

day, three been

Gup. morn

£2000

8 1, Melos and En to 1. 1000 to 50 has for about without Malua, also £2000 to £60 about at

for the £1000 Dick Swiveller Derby; about Carbine stood open with to £45 was backed at 8 to out result ; Volley and Aldivalloch at to 1, Eusign 10 to

the

Opposition) Whitecbapel

retaliated

with

remark.

Cardigan

believed

Dow a Dow Mr.

offeusive

scratched

up. ad

have Cuirassier the Melbourne

has been Mentor is

twenties

ask

did

has broken done. The men their demand for to

for

vVhakawia £200.

been

wages

years. Lamond

and

moulders

the has

Nothing

ing,

was

in faltering oa the device

sensationalism. of the Fourth Luckily for the character iu it has been Estate theseislands, and to book a brought lately, sorry it

is Betting quiet. The cables are

at a iu New York, hospital private fever contracted in Florida. yellow was Mr. born at Chelsea in Proctor He studied at 1837. March, King's London, and St. John's College, College,

scratched

its

Iu insolence. pettish aud other legitimate

enterprise of regaining

rates.

day's

(Prom

6tyle,

incompetence

£4

yesterday.

there is nothing restoration.

by its

news

and

Hen.

have raised the the Sydney with

About

lately

—

healthy A lot

form. £5 to

Banks

responding

Dead. B.A.,

Proctor,

astronomer

the

beaten

continue

Adelaide,

between

Ee legrams.

an ill-supported The of professional opinions who are familiar with the in press- men ner life of journalism need only be con sulted the conviction of its to acquire To some senility. retrogressive papers and judgment, to the dignity age brings added Times it has simply slobbering

figure

Mr. Richard knon

public representative As Bismarck it

has deci

laid.

being weaker

Astronomer.

debased

Searle

Right

slightly

beaten already, receive a crushing a general election. Universe.

ultimately it

read

can

legend.

combating

earth,

its

literary

Times, of exponent

younger

Mr.

whoever has been' man the least idle, who" deserves from us reproach living mar vol tons old man that is who, at a moBt. are of iife when men time pining and are into the fur rest, sinking has proc'aimed shadow the of grave, and day to of Ireland the wrongs night

Square.

own fat to merely trying of robust condition swagger of former and strength doings The veteran more lags appearance. on the stage ; it is than superfluous offensive from its petulant positively and irritating of im conceit assumption The and the penny paper portance. of readers to think for habit, growing and take trust themselves on nothing lias the superannuated helped to enfeeble Over and over old dotard. itha6 again

'speech,

-'end's

and

be curt we

and,

The

preserve the on

Gladstone, was name received by the imenthu m'ense tremendous meeting with to Mr. Davitt's siasm/Adverting declared Mr. O'Brien that

the

House

isting

a speech " Grand Old to Mr. suggested

not

prefer

to Of

could sincere, and li:r; but forger follow the example of

the

well

definition.

and the decaying opinion of a fossilised influence said of beleaguered Paris,

reference

brate

Gladstone-

of the

would de may deter

and

graphic

nicer.

Times."

Catholic

conclusion cheer for thundering of Kilmainham" Man

O'Brien 'whose

the supply iuclined we

Johnsoniau of such treating

made

at Monteporzio respected similar reminders which

themselves virtue of

disgrace much vory

Times

Eng-

students of the I am have told,

Printing

may insult would an

I does believe, pluck, these fellows here a gt eat deal of good. I- am told that the students of the Irish are treated with the utmost College of them in Tivoli since one respect thrashed an a few engineer soundly

years

be he

Such

Italian. '

whether

considering

that

In 1879 be left and Australasia.

call

We should

how the As its modesty it obliging, may be

were

rude, dismiss

article

audacity

itself.

course,

;

the

kuow

endeavour

not bravado. The could well bully brook he made some motions of that retaliation but before he had time to himself1 well in a 'put order, pommel over the nose put him in a better mood

publication."

scribe from it

ness

had

Times Ireland

United

;

those who the Times

plain

Mr.

he deposed that examination and post mortem from death had resulted found that and the from excessive exertion syncope of the stomach. condition overloaded

here the .authorities and proper person to out his school was with

master

lately gave otherwise,

students to think

'Scotch

Searle The

porticnlar. would be

and

showing splendid of betting is being done. are

But

A Great

Lawl'ord Roads, Kentish Town, "against had finished hib The deceased time." fourth his round third and was going missed he was when by his comrades, insensi found lying and was afterwards Duke of Cambridge the ble outside

may

Time.

Against

Run

Fatal

at worker, living 67, poBtal telegraph On Hill. Road, Haverstock Allcroft the Wednesday evening tho previous with his brother and a friend, deceased, round a Alfred agreed to run Seeker, at Bartholomew and block of buildings

Respected.

Themselves

Making

judges

Kemp aud

God

are

St.

apparent.

there

obtaining

in the House partisans Sir James Hannen none of that. would have Assertion would not do. have He must proof, and has none. lo the baffled accuser So ended the proceedings of the opening day, and then the Court was adjourned.

of Commons.

the lines

truth.

its.

sworn

the

supporting

howling

pliable

people who few

anybody

against the fancied

Council

trades

building

offi

on carpenters and has recommended strike, the various affiliated societies making a levy to form a substantial strike fund.

it it tribunal coveted, fights it confronted with the spectre and eoufesbes the up through of one of its own counsel that.it distinct t<> and definite charges

called mouth haB no It

15th On Saturday, September, at the Dr. DauPancras Gorooer's Court, Thomas held an inquest ford concerning Reardon, aged 16, the death of Edward

household wanting persons to to retire to are recommended pray over a the /"'the advantage closet," ia the matter of example is not church r

;

deny

Irish

ended. The

and hav

the tribunals, succeeded in

soon

feared by the unless the strike

Wallaend,

residence,

"Protestant

very

The

demands. and that,

justice know would

before end

ded

exact

make

the

trouble

Serious

cials

shy when

burst

iii

has

and home

examples

of which

meet

ing the

until

Moroney's

faith,

for been languishing many Mr. bitter O'Brien's -duy and age." zeal energy, tribute to the earnestness, of Mr. Glad exertion and uninterruped what cause is only stone in tho Irish

-bipeds

wait

prison the open and of alien misery of this Irish nation

until

and

pluck

long Tom

house

ours

'of

'piace

open aye,

—

prison misrule

one hardly retirement," how it would be an "/sees improvement we are church. That the iempty Viip'oh " innovation en''folcl the proposed of praying the Roriian ; courages practice that "it and fiually a cross," through. a

have

not

burst

iqriiet

and

energy

will

Iii

and to which it itself, appealed for mouths Hav gone by. frantically and vituperated .Mr. Paring assailed all the nkll and bis associates through moods and having defied them tenses,

Mr.

warmest

chose

difficulties

hymn-books,"

and

'and mother '"fhtber ideal Trotestants the1,

which to ought courage blush when we abont talk " and toils." For my part," not I do O'Brien, grudge the

magnificent make us

peculation

probable and prayer-books,

bibles,

minute

over

passeR

the

Bivp complicity..

havo

Loeksley

There

cup. to 1

1 for

the

Henry

for

It will

25.

October

Kemp weighs

Sir ed; Imperial

field

race.

Sydney,

fettle.

little

the cup. thau twenty

match sculling Saturday's intense interest. Both meu splendid Searle

been

exciting in

are 1

1st.

4ft

list. 6 to 4 on 83). Betting, Searle. In the the second Assembly reading of the Divorce Extension Pill has pass

fusing Mr. leader All

Parkes

authorities the

condemning for

previously

the re

Bill.

Dibbs has been of the Opposition.

re-appoii'ited

is at Newcastle. The quiet miners' are now delegates discussing the proposed scale puymeot for "jury" " and rubbish" theprinciple point in —

SvbNEY, October 24. Conference The Strike

dispute sat

hoars

and a warm discussion regar yesterday, The place. ding the scale of pay took .refused the master's miners proposals aud

adjourned

lor

week.

with

the

masters.

Adelaide, Friday. "sliaieholders of the'Brok n Hill mine tendered a to banquet the The Diiettors yesterday. chairman and interesting made a in loug speech, T.-e

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Nior,

Loyalist,

William

Menotti,

Berly,

boat

The

race

Sea| le and Kemp market— betting wanted.

Both Beach

fection.

off

and

Hanlan,

distinction: |

member

special him

;

Hotel,

died

suddeuly Deceased was an old respected is The weather very hot. The share market is dull. on

William

6. 3 4

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5 2

0 6

5 0

0 0

;

...

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D'Arcy' James Brown Jv P.Nelson McDonald

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Miss Worth Mr. Glass

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silver

95,000

RIGHT

REV.

BISHOP

GIBNEY.

P. & O. steamer Liguria, on leaves Monday. share market is dull.' attendance

oz8.

home

the

The

Committee

ceived 28.

Per

account

in j

amounts following of the above

0 0 0

2 2 2

;

Saturday was

Goulburn.

near

travelling division

'The; first second division,

being

two

delayed. to unable

see

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Harris

...

Dillon

...

M. A. Harris P. Slattery T. B.

! ...

...

... ...

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0,4,

0 0

by Mb.

...

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T. G.

Scollakd

Sbrgt. Claffey Mr G. Smeddles E. K. Courthope „ P. Connor „ W. Sandover „ A. M. Webster Hi Stirling W. JEteardon

Slattery

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...

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...

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...

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0 0

10 2

... ...

0 0

...

;..

...

... ...

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1 5

...

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...

... ...

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3 1 1 11 1 10 1 1

3 1 10 0

0 0 0 10 0 10 0 10

Toohey

...

5 1

...

Dominack

...

"I.

Friend Boladeras

0 0

5 2

0 0 6

...

Toohey

Collected

by Mbs,

Mrs. Grace Mr. Lavery, Jno. Kinnane

...

York

W. Laveby, ...

...

rienu

...

Friend

...

6 0

10 2

Mr.

Doherty

T. Tomkinson A Friend Mrs. Peacock Mr. D. Luke

0 6

Miss

Mr. Mr.

Mr.

Wm.

Mr.

Thos. Friend

...

... ...

...

... ...

...

... ...

by Miss Mar wick Davis

Anonymous A

...

A. Eaton W. O'Neill

Mr. Wm.

...

Beckett

Collected

0 0

...

Miss Walsh

0 0

...

Miss J. Beckett Mr. Jas. Spanwick Mr. W. Murtha

0 0

...

....

Dr. Thompson Mr. Jas. Craig

...

Mr.

;

2 2

0 6

2 2

...

Mr. C. McEwin A Friend

" .

—

Davis

0 0

0 0 0

0 0

2 2 4

2 2 2

0 0 C 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 6 6 0 0

5 2

York

E. Davis, ...

...

... ...

...

....,0

...

0 6

2 2

G. Farmaner Miss M.

0 0

2 2

...

2 6 5

o 0 0

...

;

...

o o

...

0 0

...

6 0

0 0

...

0 0

...

2 2

0 0

...

—

0 0

...

"Chambers H Hubert

...

5 o 2.6

...

D. Dominack J Vcdall

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6 0

2 8

...

Scott

Boladebas

...

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2 2

0 0

...

Kenney

—

' ...

...

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.0 0

...

by Miss

Renardson

Mr.

...

0, '2 0! 21 ;|5

...

Hynes

0 0 6

.... '

...

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Mr.

The the

Harris

Jas. Doolan" Miss. M. A. Dleary „

divisions.

was

„

Busher

Wm, Jno.

occurred A goods-

„

....

.....

train

accident

railway

Mr.

6 6

...

0 10 0 10 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 3 0 2

...

W. G. Hearman Molloy

Mr.

to pay the required Melbourne overdraft has been Hospital donations. all subscribed in £100 A serious

18,000.

;

was Saturday The £10,000

Northam

Lloyd, ...

:—

last

Mr. H. Slater Mrs. H. Slater Mr. Atkinson J. H. Lloyd J/H. jj Foley H. Sermon „ M. Kilgallon Collected

Dardanup

2 2

...

S. Davies Friend "A

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

—

Maguibe,

... ...

"J.Lewis

Mr.

Mb. Jambs

Exhibition

;

much pleasure

have the

acknowledging

October

Melboubne, The

Broken

by Mb.

...

Friend

"Jackson

10 1 0 0 10 0 5 0 5 0 10 0 3

Carmody

Collected

6 6

...

;

"Towton Miss Lyons

0 0 0

0 0

...

Hollis

6 0 6

Newcastle

...

,,,Morkey

2 3

...

D. Connob,

McEnright

C; Keernan T. Kelly Mrs. Hostler Mr. P. Murphy Mrs. Gaily „

...

"R.Jackson

4 4 2 2

...

Miss A. "Peterson

6 4

o 0

...

0 0

.J.

...

Mara

Mrs.

0 0

...

"J.

0 0

2 2

...

.1.

„

2 4

...

Rev. W. Treacy iMr. D. Connor Mrs. Woods

...

Collected

...

"Kingston

....

Doust

Mrs.

...

Bryan Friend Wade

...

„

0 6 0

0 0;

White

„

2 3

...

Driscoll

„

5 6

Mr.

0 0

...

ri'iend

...

Glyde & Sons Connor Mrs". Crogan Mrs. Jas. Callaghan Mr. Pendergast

...

Messrs. Mr. P.

...

Naughton

Kirby Mrs. Smith

MissLovell

1 2

A Friend.

JUBILEE

OF THE

. .

0 6

3 2

...

5 2

The

SACERDOTAL

; run

Carr At Cunningham B. Cunningham Roach McCusker E. Cunningham

M. McDonough W. Buckingham

ing steamer. h The, week's Hill amounts,

heard

O'Neill

Bishop

l 1-

0 0,6

...

Miss

—

;

O'Mahony

6 0

W.. Barron,

...

O'Connell

Mr. Miss

..."

...

Mrs.

Collected

;

10 10

Honte'

Naughton Naughton

o 0

...

Mr.

...

O 0

Perth

Lillis,

...

6 6

Mr;

7 2

Perth

O'Caliaghan,'

...

Miss Miss

Hobgan,

...

o o

5 6

...

Plains...

by Miss

...

Victoria

O'Leary M. A. Lillis ."Reilly

6 0 0

0 0

Collected

Mr. "A

...

by Mbs.

Brown,

Miss

: ...

...

10 l 1

2 6

...

Miss Miss

....

3-.

John

Miss Mr.

;

0110 0:10 0 10!

;

. ...

.!,:

Mrs.

Wyndham

...

Dillon

;6'i

0 10 0 10

...

E. P. Dowlky,

Troy

...

Dowley

;3.

:0'

Hobgan

...

0 10' 1 .1

.;.

...

Mrs. Miss

...

per.

Mrs.

...

Longbottom

Received

Richd.

Collected

and interrupted from the repair

still

...

by Mr.

Mr. "E.

Mr.

Blackwood

...

cables are has been

...

0 0 0

...

;0'.:

...

mra

0 0 6 0 0

0 0

...

.1!

...

J'2;!;'2i-

.>;?

...

Collected

...

Kearney,

...

A. Dearden H. Williams Collected by Mbs. Mr. T. Rodoreda E. T. Rodoreda „

Mrs.

Armstrong Armstrong

'M.

0 0 0

The nothing

\j.

...

jMr.

Monday., the Tempernnce Saturday night.

Morcom,

...

Farrelly-

Jiir.

Hobgan

(Berkshire Valley)

;..,

...

by Mbs.

Blythe

Douglas

Dawson

Roland

A!delatde, Mrs.

Tooick J. P. Bridges... Brennan V, D. Miss Carroll-

Mrs. 0 0

...

was

Parliament,

...

Walsh Matthew George Higgings .".Thomas Dickson Jas. ", Devenpprt James Connelly

the

and as a created Her Majesty of her Privy Council.

Imperial

...

.i.

South

;

...

Mr. P. Reilly Mrs. Perry

2 0

0 0

...

;

Forrest

1885

Oct.

Downs

...

Martin

„

6-0

Gaviri

;

per he has

...

0 0

...10

...

Kearney Kearney Kearney (Junr.) Kearney Kearney Kearney

Legislative Wales. With eminent success He couducted the defence iu several of tlie trials great "criminals in that country. his seat He took as it Attorney -General arid retained (with the exception of two; short intervals) up

New

. 1 i

...

1st December.

0 0.

by Mr.

Q.O.; appointed and was acting and Colonial Secretary: Premior at of the time of the despatch the N.S.W. to the Soud»n-rContingent for of the which he received the thanks

;

October

Beach

seat

accepted; of

;

men's condition is perfancies Kemp. have been completed

0 0

cbme

Churchill,

26. to-morrow, between has monopolized the 6 to 4 offered; sevens

Arrangements a match between

"John

lie

;

Tell.

Sydney,

Mrs.

Dnuianr

Council

...

....

;Mr.

10 0 10

...

P. "John

;

Tourbilon,

...

....

3 0 2 5 5 6 5 10 10 10 5

Volga, Melos,

Victory, Shark

...

Clinch,

Collected

Lorn

T.W., Hundoora,

Miss

Phaon,

Vista,

"...

Brykn

Mr.

Pearlshell, Plutarch, Cuirassier, MagMeteor, gie, Newmaster, Tradition, Jebusite, King of the West, WarrnamThe Too bool, Vespasia, Loafer; Soon,"! Bonnie Lord Spec, Rosebery' Ensign, Forest Queen, Quadrant, E.D., Council-

Hex,

Mrs.

of the Robertson Attorney-General to 'Miuistry February, 1875, March, 1877 ; agaiu for several months in the from Robertson Ministry August, to On February 9, ,1.875 December, 1877-

Deichhardt,

Sumatra, Headington, Touchstone, Buster, Southerly Whitworth, Benzor, Chestwynd,

Recall, Lady Bowmont, Silverton, Allen,

' ...

...

Tranter;

...

Collected

heard

While

Mrs.

a.rter

ambition. the duties

Sallenger ,.P. Healy J. Quinlan. R. McArdle.

eloquent speeches that chamber ; and being a of native the colony he was hailed by older patri6ts as a young of great orator promise. ,a

...

,",

Legismade !some ever

...

„

'the

zealously' of his profession, suing beeu frequently before the public as writer in the press on historical and bi He was Solicitor ographical subjects. General in the Oowper Mioistry. 1858-59

—

Chicago,

Bona

Mr.

litical

Meutor, Cyclops, Oakleigh, Spade Guinea, Aristocrat, Dividend, Pash®, Volley, Bohemian; Dipk Swivel

Lord

most

0 0

0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

...

Hayes

—

„

...

Alder

;

Yeoman, Whakawai, Lord

;yT.

Regan Flynn

Melbourne Cup Peer, Malua, Car Ben Niagara, Bolt,

Betty,

of the

0 3 o 10

...10

;Mrs.,Corbett :Mr. E. Kelly

member of Mr. Dalley

nowcomme.Qcemeuc, ever he retired for some Paryears from and resisted all the inducements liament, offered him to return to the arena of po-

Gardenia,

Lonsdale,

lative

As Assembly

...'

by Mas. P. Kelly

T./Henderson T. Connor jMrs. Warren. Mr. T/ Kelly „W. Guilfoyle

He early displayed and having stud great talent,' ied for was tlie called to legal profession the Bar iu 1856. He was shortly after-' wards elected one of the Members of the' for and Legislative Assembly Sydney; was appointed by Mr. Cowper, SolicitorGeneral.

...

oratorical

the v'up.

Bravo,"

Mr.

Enfilade,

T.!

;Mr.'

1831.

...

Little

...

„

Sydney,

0 0

0 1® 0 5 0 5 0 5

Collected

..;

(Bootnal)

dbw,

Mr.'

...

Stafford M. Power Si Grist

Mr.

„

ifor.

The miners are favorable' generally to the scale for of payment (andi refuse,. the prospects a: settlement, of effecting are improving. The Right Hon. W. B. Dalley, P.C., died at eleven o'clock last night. Australian Men of the Times says:— The lit. 'Hon.was born William Bede Dalley

;

>....

...

Honey

. .

;

the start. to-day

.;.

-Arsenal,

Mr.

10 5

1 2

...

Donaher

! 1

;

J./Donaher Miss M. A. Hackett

the!

Lono, Greenough

'P.

Rev.;

lyon;

from

...

and

...

Mrs.

champion-! a /by Saturday Both rowed yards.

doubted Matterson

rows

Mr.

;

: V.;

...

O'Leary Wiggett

...

Rev. P. Long

Lillas

0 0

;

...

'by

...

Barron

Collected

;

raagtiificehtly,

..."'

Buckingham

„

fifty

Newell

sculling

Kemp

and

Kemp

dying, ,

the

won

£100.

Abercorny

...

O.'Driscoll

.re,

are ,

Searle Was never

well

water

cattle

Mrs,

;

thousands. Searle with

'hundred

Chicago.

the Australian

1 1

...

;

.immense Western

CMahony

...

;

jship

and

;

by Mbs.

workingin the

...

;

...

;

especially feed where, and sheep and

scarce

Debby.

0 0

—

;

drought

districts,

2 Cyclops';

lor

...

about

1 1 0 10

...

Milligan H. Rason

,,'C.

...

Catholic ..." Mrs. Brennan Mrs. Marrah Miss O'Donovan Norah O'Mahony Mrs. J. R. Jones Meacheii

.werd

The

destruction,

Bravo

...

Arsenal'

left

still

w'dkiijgi

...

Collected

...

quota

...

Montague

...

horses

'of

0 0 0

...

Mary Garey

Ashburton

;

...

„/. „JohnDelany. A given Collected' by Mbs. W.Babkon severe two miles' this which' Mr morning; W.Barron; ran under 3m. 50secs. Wheelbck'" they Carlyon! ,,'E. Mrs. 1. 1. Smith several i! a T finished ahead. lengths Miss M. A. Spratt ..7 Sydney, October ,27;.

is cue i—z to following petting Carbine 8 td 3 to 1 Melos agaiiisti ; 8 to 1 Alewallah Ensign ; 8 to 1 Volley 8 to 1 Lonsdale. The are the horses which following

in®

lot

...

0 6

„

0 0

...

'5 0 5 0 2 ,6 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 0: 5 0 1 0 |Q

...

Esq.

5 2

...

Mobtimbb New, Mortimer New, Esq. Mr. P. Marlow

0 6 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

...

Geraldton

...

Linthorne

3 2

...

6 6

0.;

Per

...

...050

...

"a' being doriej and' Carlyon

work

trainiojg

...

The

good

Hertnett

;

The, Jewel and Thunderbolt,

Flemingtbh

sobatchings..

for

;

.;.

...

Cahill

„

...

Betting. 10

;

has been taken

£100

lor,

second

Botliweil,

;

V alley Epic U read" '"V

0 10

...

:„E.

: .

Mponee

...

by Rev. B. Bbebexon, C. P.Reilly

the

Jno.

.'..

.Collected

Bonnie Spec 4 Carlyon 10, ;

.to;l

0 '0

...

10 to to 1 Chicago ; 10 to 3 Dick S wiveller 10 to 3 Enfilade ; ; 10 to 2 Ensign 10 to 3 Melos ; 10 to ; 2 Malua ; 8 to 1 Mentor ; 10 to 3 10 Spade Guinea ; 10 to 1 Tradition ; to 3 Touchstone; 10. to 1 Whakawai ; Mentor is firm at 8 to 1.. to £1000

Mrs.

Mr.

10 to 4 against

...

Coonan

JasMaguire R.Garyey

„

..;

won

Cup Arsenal

Melboubne,

...

27.

latest

2: 2

R. Gallop T. Stanley A Heat ,, A Friend J. L. D. L. A Friend Mrs. Hayes Senr. Mr. M. Woods Miss M. McGoorey „

Jones|

October ;the

Mr.

0 0

...

T.Hertnett

about.

are

„

;

Malua,, a to one for

;

tions.

ler,

one ;to. eights 80. Derby, eights, Melos, and tens

are

-iri

Melboubne,

arb

on-

The following

remains, un-: who.; has Chicago,,

crovrii.

ra-'

jthird. ,

to up half-a-

paid of a

5 5

...

;

...

.Cup

to shareholders, 6d. on payment

15s.

sheep

i, '

£4

very were

sharers

being

market!

Newmaster

result

agreed

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the man ner in which observe th e they " Month's Minds" and the " anniversaries" of the deceased mem bers of their families. But it is sadj to have to complain1 of— as His Lordship observed theV Bishop in the "course of his excellent dis on1 Sunday in the Cathedral course' carelessness and! iasfe the ihdifspirit

dead

customs

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diocese.

gratifying for 'the piety in which they

too

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integrity

Catho

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study

as keen) and brilliant all his personal Above and0 honesty of purpose

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Howe is hear that young the effects 'of /the te&ible recovering accident'which befe'l him'A 'few1 7; weeks Rumdur tMt 'the 'of ago. 'Says -'people 16' present' Jarrahdale 'intend' Dr. shortly1 Heuston with a in purse of sovereigns 'atterition 6f the unremitting recbgriitiori arid of which; he has given! to 'the' patient the' great skill whibhJ he1 displayed in his o'ftheurifortunate treatment young fellow, We

would of the Kimberley aborigines matters to be making warm for. the constables stationed in that district. police named and Two troopers .Buckley are Lockhart and; a mail named Carlisle ito. have lately been .by reported speared natives. It is riotstated whether the on the which' have been inflicted' injuries nature, constables' .are' ..of a serious are jit :is;toi.be that hoped however they

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conducted off th'e railway p'reiriise'by who noticed; lie was' not the'guaifd, that1 'in' a sbber'Stete.' exactly Nothing more was of ''the Old fellow Until "ri'ext 'thought' tv'heri the guard; bf the first' train hiornin1 to1 .Guildford' saw his body tying going' close to 'the' rails much "mutilated very arid both legs crushed off. The late' tralih from' 'to on" Saturday Guildford; Perth,1 h'ad bver ruri the unfor night, evidently Uncon tunate man While he was sleeping,1 scious 'of danger on the' line.'.; Thb body was iritb Perth by the return 'brought f rorn train Guildford ori Sunday, and con-' to at 'the the' Colonial; morgue ;vbyed' to Which was, await an Hospital, inquest aiterwatds operiedi only/' shortly however, »>'to be Adjburhe'd to yesterday. v

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Com Victorian The Copper Mining I' am glad to workings 'are still, pany's out a, fair jind turning report; 16'okSh"well of good 'ore./ Manager Bartley quantity has just put on a few more1 hands, and will have some hefo're this, you. receive been put on at the Wheal Margaret coppe '

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interest. void' of |Tt' is to a here details';! go into1 of the exhibits statement to horses,' -will suffice.' Iri addition cattle, were etc. there goslings, sheep, pigs, ducks, hams, Wheat, bread, butter, fowls1, the Fremantle arid even from' soap' the Governor His Excellency factory inand was present, appeared highly '.The were there in good terfested. public a muchlarger gather numbers, although and desired.' /Sobriety ing was expected and .and. rowdyism-' reigned supreme, their by larrikinism 'were corispicuous absence/ Oct. 29th. Was

unnecessary brief general

discerning, and served her with patriotism, aj an of and' unpurpose, purity 'Sacrifice of self which grudglrig. make/him a worthy model for his

Australian his natiye,

:!#as

last

got his .leg/1 broken at Fremantle: week whilst by a police being arrested man. No blame to the con-| is .attached stable with| by those 'who are acquainted of the occurrence. the circumstances' A

solemn

discharge, to look to

'last a railway train on ha!d night. WatsbnYwhoi feebij 'in' the 'city, "left Perth by th drinking! late '"iirairi for Bayswater in' coinp'any with a riiari named Hamsson, and' on' the reached he alighted and .being station) "

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perform,

old iden-

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take'

Saturday

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'obligaltioris.

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cJEnglandIshorb,tho Qhief, .Justice Home. trip

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toall persons those of- the congregation,assistance. -He alluded who had rendered but- more to other denominations as 'well', everto 'the to- thote who are especially aid. and valuable fore and gave material The rev/ very preached gentleman need- of offering prayers upon the great The and sacrifice for the souls departed: full of sermon was an "able one, pathos and eloquent He- announced throughout: at -9 atm. would that Mass be celebrated' of on the' morninjgs Thursday and Friday and- that Wednesday next, being next, would 'be a;fast the vigil of 44 All Saints,"After Mass, the meeting of mem day. of'the1" Sacred bers of the female branch Heart Associa,tion" was held, and, -'As The there Was a good attendance." usual, received distribution of 'medals lately the meetingcon took place. As usual, cluded 'with Benediction. The' Agricultural Show on Wednesday to York; All hands was a creditreally it the best yet held-in 'the pronounced Eastern Districts: Even to the unbuoolic >

Council. We Privy a be doing to; injustice we oharacter if failed to| match fori£fi A.qubit asideiplayed lately the fact .recall that, throughout! of: Perth Taylor, and Pamment,of .between showed himself Mr. 'Dalley life, a; Fremantle! rather ..resulted in a ..easy,' and steadfast of the; true son for. the latter. -victory, obedient her! to always Churchy ready to.ad.-i commands, and ever with in Perth her cause voice and: Colds are vocate prevalent just now. n doubt; by! They have' been occasioned,: pen. the /changes; in the Weather' which 'havei Such a life as the that, bare; taken place of latel we have faintly' of which jbutlines and has sketched, imperfectly lessons yalue for the /of jspecial hat Mr.. A. P.ensipan, .

are

for by all ,the colony who have qualifi-.in have -ed..,,as. marksmenj.and whose -names to Head .Quarters and been .submitted been approved of, by.; the Cominandant.; The. shooting is to .take on place 17th; November and the distances are to be we 700 a,nd ,800 yds. The Government, uhave acted wisely, in offering ann think, a money ally amongst prize for competition red coats. Small as the prize is in the our. it will; a instances, present; prove great incentive to the volunteers to keep up at that practice the butts, without, which become in the use of they icannot adepts their nor defenders of weapons! capable their country. 1

in West During the year 1887 there were Australia ;and. 7.02 deaths. 1556 births to the of the The increase population was 2,9.04. colony

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"rio

;

Agriqifltural

was

and and over £40, in .cash, the value- of. about £135 was to .the store stolen therefrom. The ientry at the back of the bad .been effected who- committed and the person -jbuilding, the made his exit -.through ,th'e rohhery,; front door. The are .doing .their police.; .best .to, bringjthe, to; justice. culprit

: ,

The

and.ithey.

appears while they was entered

of the

.wilt.prohably,

in .broad daylight, barefaced character Perth; The. -victims

last, most

opium

A vmet;ng.,to,t .cqnsider new uBfii Constitution held, next: woeh.

;

-it-he-

—

,to

tra.in

ejcursiqn

amounted

Sunday

passed

forms I think

.the

last.

appeared) to 'crowd. in various

ifc

numerous

and re-passed notice. theircould escape I see them now wending itheir -the .the way -through people resembling a fewr shades in a kaleidiscope. I'-give Miss whom I can remember -Tomney, Miss' EstherMiss Davis, Lavery , MiflB Arid Miss White,- Miss Backet,1 O'Connfell, fli > MisS Stack." Father said it On Sunday, Gibney in acknow afforded him great pleasure result of the- late the successful ledging to return -his best thanks,1 and bazaar

They

andj-as

night,

e r a

e ti

tfe

were-

a n

o c a

.not.

spppt

-seem

Re itKojiit In peace..

proach."

-The

'have been that hp w;as

whose praises moire sburided widely and fear without

4 4

;

to'

glad,

'from

others

are

with/.

should noble

otner,

cne

disposing"

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community

ds on

youthful

irom

the

;

Majesty's

one

select

'It

expatiate

his cpuntryrpeh would delusions! his many yirfcues. do. we'll to imitateas arid In a "In public privrite, a citizen arid as a as statesman, it of Catholic .be said faithful. mly than of many him more truly

i-rrraj

kind

'to

Mr.

they

;

was

however,

merely

promoting' disposhig" labor.

by undistinguished of favour. conspicuous mark devotion to Imperial rMr/Dalley-'s 'rewarded was therefore, interests, we believe the honour, unique ,by in: the1 colonies, of a place in her

it,

which:

the labor;1 describing"

years

colonies ito. the mother country the latter a moral support gave the material .valu e far, lOutweighing armed force! placed at her of the force been ten had that disposal, could times as great, not be allow

.in

and the my Intention, distinguisn

kiridA;

the

jCommunity

-various:

instance,

-exhibiting'-'

suggestive

exhibition 'of the- whole:'1! Tt part as an -" like mother is said that human nature, most in variety nature, ; soy fbr -delightsthe sake of -novelty, I shall endeavour to reverse the order in this describing It moreover answer best -bazaar. may as thoBe invidious distinctions avoiding often felt by persons wishing-. theinriamea was to precede.' In' the hall everything and out 'Of plabb. nothing neatly arranged in their -proper The ladies were presiding tooi were places, They-arid, 'smiling, not -yet though lacking cerem'ony1," In desiring 'ready-money:'' inwardly iri exertion, they were highly defatigable has proven; Not successful as the result In town, other attractions withstanding the bazaar' realized £1Q0.; Beginning at the entrance from the I' may1 say right, that Mrs; Hackett appeared bent1 upon of exchange"1 goods 4-br making1 "quick-' to the- »£at the' rate of -20s. moriey mbre hand sup neither or less1. Het' right jdiet Miss Hevron of -Fremantle; porter, customers at the 'same'rate. with As'o of many Mrs. Gallop',' she is a stallJholder rank- iri-tlie and ;her years' experience, Her is of the first order. profession The next irresistible! proves eloquence to Which" be was a stall 'appbared arid -was isolated as devoted"" sacredly it should be. Miss Davib gave the utirioit she' had to the duties which attentiori No. undertaken; 5y aB 1 have classed to Mrs. O'Gonnell, them, was assigned iwho and presided over by Miss O'Connfell Mrsi arid was active Toiriney vigilant. "next; stell she was skilful -'the ; occupied At her amiable and ready at every call; 'ever hand stood Mrs. Lavery, right ware3 arid of "her desirous exhibiting to us their Superior quality describing In and usefulness with great eloquence. not the least an any the last, though herself Miss 'White acquitted respect, of equal and is well deserving equally .were forthe raffles The collectors praise. on ithe ihall legion. thronged Thay

7s.

;

too/'-

following jbeen received 0. p'Meara,

inevitable

character

onto

have lately 6d. ; Mr. Sineddles £1 6d. ; Mr. 7s.;

subscriptions Mrs- Pratt, 6a. Mr. 7s.

jThe I

a producer The assuinp-

trade.

nqt

that;'

for

is, ;i'

labor, labor

arid ,

;

province,

population England,

active,'

arid1

labor;1

but

As well' atteinpt welfare.1 planets bpurses cpuplp the nthejir with silken asbind the co threads,; lonies to1 the old countries by the still of' 'Seritiment. 'But flimsier 'ties' Mr. Dalley's smfle while at;

the'

sorihl

;

remain

into

some

into consideration, England as hailed it with .herselfi es;ultatiop a .how broad-haspd sjgnal iprqof how Swas ;her Empire, far-reaching man her influence. The who, >Ky of strength ifdeponstratin.g ,the binds jthat sympathy iwhich ;still

ed: to.

sink British

in 'ihe/dtirshbfme, hhdrwill!, cot drawn to a, people.' to .'the little, British only, by the remembrance a and the pos ofcommon origin a common session of language, the other hand while on they are divided from them by the strongest and -perconsiderations of national

power i

mrit hease to aud become

rival-

and

npwiaudgrpTying

oiir;

'Us

consumer

Work" general meeting of the Perth it has been decided- to Club, ing Men's to- grant the runHis Excellency petition to -Northam train on ning of an excursion asked for, :any Sunday when provided that payment of the same be guaranteed. a

'iriany_;':'dKttc&l Coid;this d;ay. effect' parried ;into

-,)';tn!a!fpw);

intelligent far richer,;

consciousness the great colonies had hemisphere in insignificant

uselessly'occupies

with. as that

numerous

were

take

to!

in!

Australia

entering upon a incalculable promise. nations beheld in other, enrolment of Australian troops jthe for service in the Soudan, an indi their ,with in. .dealijigh cation,, fthat, wbul'd for tfie future iBjQgland,; .tliey

have

realizatipn.

.those which, insplratio.ns., carried into make effect, it him one stamped as history, the of the of instinct 'possessed All true statesman. Europe sud

outgrown fancy,, and of youth While the

—

bazaar"

utterly

'onejpf

fact that southern their

—

word

might

-promptly

of the of -the

local

he always professed, it cannot that the action then, taken bp deriieil and splendidly -by him consistently crowned his career. The result Of

denly

fair

The

wpWld 'become "prpviricisil "her / chpsen leaders, in,erej The prospect! magnates. it not so be shocking were ;of bePnd imp pbssibilitjjr

tqwns,

departure

yisibn British

cities

her

which

was

be which: can considered a safe and legitimate for /Australia, that, namely, of jlnei non-interference in quar PBRbbsoljite rels whioh have no direct concern for her. But aside these by ho putting and judg means empty objections, by the principles ing Mr. Dalley

awakened

There

wild bp sche/rne Australia worijd, of a mere position

was

federated

which minds

dreiam'ers

others'

Council.

legislative attendance.1

—

by the prominent ..part which he took when Premier in the famous Australian dispatching to aid the British in contingent their The Egyptian campaign. which has been bitterly sfep is. one denounced by some as a participa tion in an war unjust against a people who were only struggling and

Australian His

d. ,by"

captivate

mighty

the

celebrity!

freedom; that it On; thejground fr;6m the only policy

was

Empire

his reputation was of New as, great beyond the limits South Wales as within it! them; colonial was .not but continental. further It, was given a European

their

'rispir&tioii.

persisted the most 'creditable, distinc and weighty responsibilities.

for

exponent

ation of

him tions As a statesman

safe

abilities,

men

to,

sterling

than

;less

Lis

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ALBANY

HA.

C;B!S.

The Branch

usual fortnightly' meeting of this! took place on. the 23 inst. The! Mr. F. Handley, president, the; occupied a' fair and there was chair, attendance of! letter. members." The read a Secretary A/ from the. very Rev. Bourke V.G. m to one sent him by the Branch; con-: reply him his upon recent! gratulating appointment to the office of Yicar-General.; Father Bourke .that .His; also mentioned had Rev. F.! the, Lordship appointed Mateu as to. the Branch. It was chaplain decided that the next ,be .a meeting summoned one to consider the advis for of having summoned ability meetings initiation of candidate. the election a or, other1, After some.business of minor of had been the importance disposed ' in the. usual waiy. meeting ter minated

SPORTING

NOTES

AND

injured.-.:

late,

refer we

the

I have to the

Sullivan

match Hall, The

readers and.-the i

which

Perth, winner

already

!of

know,

encomiums him:, in conby his- friends, his would: seem to be of. .victory, sequence Out of the contest into well deserved. and in which his which he entered, strength formidable and against speed were-' pitted his he com-: came, despite para tive At '820

;

opponents, I

your

of lb

space,

opportunity

Catholic

and 40

killed

....'

! !

;

the street A system of robbing letterboxoB by false keys has been discovered at The police have recovered Chicago. worth of stolen £200,000 property. near1 At Edington, Dridgewate, ,

nurse

was

girl

discharging

killed

hr sport pellet

the

Drummond,

disappeared, practised

by a

who

has

her

pea-gun

having:

boy

little

penetrated "

mysterious

and who is suspected of under not diplomas took him between with

by him, arid £18,000. last the Pastures arid Since January Protection StoCk Board, Wilcanriia, for New South Wales, have paid £3600 of 10,000 emus,' 8500 destruction the gained

;your.

evening

event, J. P. was showered' on

expense

not

were

having

Observer.)

pressure been given

Pennsylvania

Roman

;

on the: rails. downyvard.s ,the Irish has been Baldwin, balloonist, voted a medal for his .invention by .the who have hitherto Balloon Society, given medals. but two other

spirited walking in the. Town treated of ITth inst.

were

that :

the

A dastardly attempt was made to up near the Wall send colliery, set a train found face three ) iron chains being

(By

Dr.

collision

used at trains 60 persons excurKioD;

forehead, her brain.

GLEANINGS.

Owing:

betiween

were

of procuring aiid plant, crushing the Government unless purchased it Mr. or themselves, accepted Monger's offer to the fields could not be it, supply further As to the grant of developed. land required for the performance of these

;

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;

National Library of Australia

the

;

accepted. the discus

the of

;

adopted.

Monger opening

proposals explained construction a line telegraph from York to Golden for Yalley boring of a and the erection fresh water; quartz-; at the Yilgarn Goldmachine crushing reward asked for performing field. The these works was a grant of 80,000 acres cf in to be selected land,' 5,000 acre blocks, of 100 miles of Golden within a radius Reardon Mr. Mr. Yalley thought Monger could not have proposed to supply three things more needed for the urgently At present, development of the goldfield. sent mining companies and syndicates out to and for representatives Yilgarn at a time several weeks or more nothing heard of them. On this account,: could.be shareholders were inconvenienced greatly of the field was retarded.' and the progress line A would be an effectual telegraph state of things, remedy for this, and; to learn would be enabled syndicates in; the what their representatives evening had been the This doing day! during of would be a great time, and he: saving the Government should thought, .avail offer without themselves of the delay; bore for water The to. if ac proposal set at rest a which; cepted would question was considered and would being anxiously a want felt supply by. all who. sorely the fields. The visited quartz-crushing also was much machine needed. very seemed Men of capital in the unwilling, state to of the fields, risk the; present for

On the suggestion Mr. Parker

Seryice

in that

sion

was

by Reardon

Mr-.

Mr.

;

Government

loan proposed.

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MEN'S;

YOUNG

;

of the Colonial Secret to the words agreed sense of The justice" being omitted. was then seconded motion by Sir T. Oi and carried. Campbell in to a quesr On Monday evening, reply the A... tion, Mr.; Forrest, iput by of said that in Commissioner: Railways November six small trollies were last If these imported from South Australia. were which cost £15 'trollies, each, the department purchased in this colony -would, have to pay. £22 each for them and last then they would not three months as of steel. the wheels not were of Railways, The Commissioner stated Mr. had asked, during his that Horgan the absence from what had been city, cost of the 7 a.m., train from Perth to ..the diseontinuFremantle of its up to the time said imance. .The Commissioner it was possible to answer te question, inasmuch as the train was not a but a newspaper mixed train. He thought, that, however, traffic and the amount when the earnings of advertising done in the West Australian would be were taken into consideration it seen that there was no loss. A was received from the Gov-, message that he had forwarded a ernor intimating of and Hackett's Messrs. copy Harper to the Chief Justice. His Excelpetition recommended that the petition be lency left to the of State to deal with. Secretary The of the Select Committee on report Steam the draft contract for the Coastal

;

t 8

tary,

wri|

the

;;

on Council, Legislative Friday! that Mr. E. Keane moved an! evening, address be presented to thehumble His, Excellency to place; Governor praying for 1889 a, sufficient on the Estimates sum; .of!; to; a money water-boring provide for. machine use in the! different parts of the where, it colony may be required. some: The. motion was agreed- to, after discussion. Mr. Barker moved that an humble, address. ;be His Excellency to. presented that, he will the Governor be; praying to to communicate, the Rigliti pleased Honorable the Secretary of State for thej that Polonies to the effect the" Council has; ilearnt with and disappointment; regret fori that lie has not approved the proposal ia made by His Ex-; loan, supplementary of. the Governor. his despatch ccellency in; fithe 23rd J uly last that the present of the colony, still somewhat de-. position. but full of bright de-; promises, pressed, mands the immediate of pub-; expenditure the lie money, upon development of the and ..other .goldfields; .urgent requisites and- the Council would confidently appeal of not .to., Knutsford's: sense -.Lordjustice to. impede the early and retard progress of. West Australia, ..the by in-prosperity the objection to sanction the upon listing

grants

;

of members assembled good number Hall at the meeting held the Society's on the 25th October. Mr. Joseph Mans Shiel field was elected a member.. Mr. about to leave the stated, that he was to tender his colon V, and begged leave his regret at: He, expressed resignation. to sever his connection with being obliged he had. derived from which an: institution and instruction. Several much benefit of praise ttfMr. in terms members, referred at the meetings, attendance Sliiel's regular taken and the active interest by him in all connected witli the welfare of the matters Societv, and they wish him every prosin the future. The Society's perity "Journal"was read by the; manuscript " and its contents included Some; Editor, Notes on the Middle Ages" ; a descriptive "A.M. sketch of the life of the late Sul livan" Celt" and " A Word on the by Debate" The last by "Young Member." had reference to the advantages of editorial a of and composition, urged knowledge that members to improve themselves in to art by contributing the; frequently Journal.: Mr. J; Conway created much; of a humourous mirth piece by the recital Clerical Wit." Mr. Shiel deliv called ered a recitation entitled Hunced Down and Mr. Healy declaimed a- short ;" called "The Slave"— both poem being, rendered and securing a wellcreditably A merited' round of debate, applause. conducted by junior members, was arrang next ed to be held at the on the meeting, " Should the be charged public subject for admission to the recreation ground on the holding of sports, &c" There was a fair attendance of members at the weekly meeting of this association, on Oct. 18th, when which took a place debate was held on the subject Should to the1 made the recently proposals

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off

cdme':

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are

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Newcastle

PERTH

pupils. have had ,.iWo: somewhat singular weather ;the past month. during Tlie; and have been .mornings evenings veryi whilst the middle of the cold, days lias been very warm for the time of the- year.! v .October 25th 1888.

The

—

the of ,St.; good Sisters, some of the Catho-! preparing for a juvenile which concert; is to come off shortly. be quite This will to. the youngsters, and no doubt a. treat a, to there be success, as. appears many; children precocious amongst the Sisters'

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Sullivan's secured by McMahon. of walking could be excelled style scarcely by He carries himself an amateur. most grace and' with ease. apparent fully, gets, along since He has improved last he was greatly before the doubt the next and, no public, time be comes forvvard his performa,nce will brilliant. be btill'more

o c

are .Joseph -lie children

;

Healy

was

prize

commence

to goldfields of laridiiiits

young laps, and, to The with plenty to spare. was about 12f mites; and, into consideration the nature of the the. mile) this went to (thirty laps: be to be very acknowledged good and the third came secorid,

that

must indeed.

the

hear

track

determined

many overtake won, by, five

;

carry out.) be very;

and. as the weather, tormorrow, promises to b9 vicinity.; arid will firie cool, there probably be a great had been doubt that; proved beyond from the' city arid riaany visitors port at thri tract of highly there was ;auri-j a; large The number of entries for each meeting. ferous further, east-j country extending event is This is pot great: due, perhaps, :to were ward, and if Mr. Monger the fact that few those in giveri of trie district thej his: itwas certain that of the horses them pick country have; care to pit; against include a great Tow.ton's selections would The are thoroughbreds: following quantityj He thought this the entries of. rich mineral land. Maiden Plate of £15 was in the present state: Second £5 very undesirable W. G, Leeder's of and that therefore Pastime, 6 yrs the thej colony Selling Race of £10. Mr. W. A Wroth'a The! proposals ought to be rejected. £20 Mr. J. Ferguson's Hard for! Mr. M. Horrigan Panic, Times, other speakers were £10 Mr. W. G. Leeder's Pastime, £15.. the affirmative, and Messrs. T. Quinlani Ladibs.Pgbs'e of £15. kf; Gi a. Towtori's J. H. Clarke and J. Kelly for the nega-! 3 yrs Mr. Blacklock,; W. G. 'Leeder's tive.. The main argumentused by the 4 Skimmer, yrs. to show side went that it would negative Newcastle' Handicap of £25'; second welfare of ""the be detrimental to the £5.— Mr. G. A -Towton'sTelephone Mr.; H. to riiake such a large concession of J. Leeder's Hinemoa Mr.: iW. G. Leeder's colony land near and that it w;ouldj' the goldfield,, Progress. until the Govern The be far better wriich has now been tp wait Bicycle Club, to carry. out formed for 66ine'time in: in for ment were in a position the Perth, goes The last- run works themselves. In the dis practice every taken Saturday,. closing to Fremantle. was reviewed the argu Mr; Reardon cussion, ments of in a the different speakers forcible He speech. urged that besides benefits on the incalculable, conferring and: Jittiirulfiiual the of Mr.: mining acceptance public, the means of would be Monger's scheme A younjg; of 12 has made the lady under cultivation a large quantity, bringing a6cent'of MoritBlanc. of land which otherwise would remain; idle to come. He depre-; '"In of the uuiisuullo'wfor many years consequence; cated the idea of the Government, having: ness' of the river a fatriihe ik feared ;Nile, out the works done of Loan money, in Upper Egypt. the Governor's from quoting Speech at Two and nine, children, aged four to show that such! the opening of Council who were bitten a mad at Bury out the a: thing was by' dog .of question entirely have gone to Paris and concluded that the to be treated by M. by contending of such immediate -i:;' works were ''.,M importance, Pasteur; that it incumbent was 'upon the Govern The Eihperor of China 'is to be ment of the Colony in the best interests, and a. million' married and a to accept shortly, the proposals at once. are to be spent on the On the put to the' quarter sterling question being '" found that the consensus event." meeting it was averse to the of was decidedly opinion in sevisral'raries A boy who rail at a tlie scheme being entertained/ negative: died school treat near: Colchester next 6f 12. by a majority winning (The: of fatigue arid us with the morning as the result gentleman who has furnished ; v:!> / ;rr excitement'.' »v"i makes no comment foregoing report under-: for reasons which will' be easily Deaf-mutes t0! organise jpi them oprise of stood the-' Society— oil by members clubs in selves into America, political must; was' the! what, as all present admit, and to have a' called The JDedfpaper in! ablest speech delivered on the evening Mute.Press. ': ..- -r -V/ The referred to was; question. speech a- well in France made by Mr. John; Kelly/ :lItrwas A' caushd a waterspout reasoned and lengthy one arid rrihst hay e fallen to be buried earth goods!tirain by measure 'to decide the! helped in no small and;a river in! a cutting, to rise' 12ft iri result of the debate.)10 minutes. :

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.oart-horses.,

would

the

damaging to making large

that

failed Sullivan

pedestrian. all appearance, distance covered

taking

style,

competitors, they made

£I6,0p0

;

s and 310 dogs. wallaby arid Basset Bedded, the oldest tallest died man in Yermillion Country, 111,'' home near1 Danville, He at; his lately and measured was ninty-six years old, two inches in his seven feet stocking. i

£10,000

cost

considered

other that

first

warmed

not

probably He also

attempts,

;

the

standing

..Coomer,

were travelling had half hour to his work, and, gained several laps notwithwho,

;foregoing, After the

pace;

lively

Sullivan gone by, Spurting in excellent on

were

and

McMabon

and

while behind, the

though

the effected, Dixon'. H.

been

had

occupied by however, Healy,

;

Sullivan

start

lh®! was

place

quarters,

has P.O. Watson with a native assistant the remains of an old man .discovered Matthew .who was lost in named Barlow, a. place called bush two years ,the ago:at I am! 170 miles from here. Billabalong, informed -that a native named Inganarda first found the remains last year when out to He was afraid shunting. acquaint ahyso lie. says, because body, of the discovery, do wn as being .he thought he .might be.put death. the fellow's .cause. of. ,the poor he at .length "let ..However,, the cat out of the, bag," on in-! and, P. C. Watson his. where formation took him to Billabalong, out., the the native pointed, spot remains. where ..he;., discovered the to The skeleton was and seemed intact/ have no mark of violence about it. It and boots which had on a, shirt, trousers, identified as those belonging to. Bar-: v were About GO or 70 yds.; low when he was lost. where. the remains. lay, p., 0. Watson ,from came, across the deceased's ha t and coat; three mark ;of identification were -.-Another, in the ghastly which front, ;teeth.. skull, the teeth the deceased was were only ..known to possess when livinsr. P., C.: to ..Watson. took the remains Billabalong,; where they, were identified and afterwards .buried. The found about remains were, .14. miles south :east of Billabalong. Poor for Barlow when lost was out looking his

village.

after

first

mining

minutes

thought, the and

magnitude

;

he'

works,

negocicopper fear,

their considering amount of large to them out, that carry capital required a very reason Mr. Monger was seeking and that the Govern able remuneration, ment ought to think twice before refusing offer. such an advantageous said he Mr. Conway, for the negative, the pro shat one any reading thought not see that' were would they posals a to benefit the Colony. made with view In the .first the quartz-crushing; place, not machine and " water were supply" to the Government to when; belong from these would! The profits completed. he be considerable, and thought the; of should the benefit Government reap contended that the them. He price! 000 acres of land,; asked was too high-80, at the lowest about, average, represented and he thought that would be! £20,000, would: too much to give for works that it

to as an. amendment On Thursday last, forward motion by Capt. brought moved that "an Mr Hensman Fawcett, to humble address be presented His the Governor that -he Excellency praying with a view to will a commission appoint and into the nature making such inquiries as causes of .the disease in cattle known and recommending rickets or wobbles, to as such steps they deem requisite eradicate such disease." The amendment was carried. S. H. Parker Mr. gave notice that at Council he would the next of the sitting move that an humble address"should.;be the Governor, to his Excellency presented in reply to his message No. 3, informing that the Council His Excellency agrees that with him no further steps Bhould be to the taken by the Legislature in respect the therein referred to, .pending petition, of the petition ref erence of the memorial to the the Secretary; ers Right Honorable of and that the State for the Colonies, Council His adopts Excellency's sugges tion in the. full that assurance the Secre-: direct that the statement tary of State will the which contains of such: petitioners, the due admin-; against grave accusations in the colony, be en-; istration of justice and; into competent quired by some

bought

the company has now mine, which in out. The coriipany is still right the purchase of other ation for and there is now mines, very little little for the. future of our think,

youth, p.m.,

the

of .possession contest began.

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hit somnambulist at Pontypridd a tremendous another man blow during in a ramble, to himself and only came

At menon

the

course.

international

Christiana

and

his

second. being race. the bicycle A

band

which

Show

played

was

the

taken

great

who

Germans

ransom their "luck-money," and also the money found on them. to play The Cork band which refused

Queen"

the do

engaged band. Dublin boys' the band states that

Irish

as-

A cently

"Victoria".

annoy

two that

after

three

apoplexy says the excitement that induce it. They r

at the time. lightly a married 60, and was but has been arrested, such It was not

building our

Will,

shall

religiou,

himself

the

man.

Baker

simple in the

reau "

profession keep school of

out.

uuu

take

upon

shall

remain age.

Newcastle

—

testimonies

among

their

men

to be prac appears who send; farmers,

Cheshire

Manchester

A the Fuller

market

for

days

Protestant

contemporary

publishes

interesting impression

anecdotes, of Lady

confirming Qeorgiana

ton

her

humble

lias

opinion

oeen

Sunday

b6ar

from

Mass.

Lady

took the broom from Georgiana having been to early Mass herself, the

officiated

ed to something

The Rome

old

amount

and repent late.

before

This

seems

everlast almost like the man has

was

too ingly but it is true and a fable, for years, and has finally been followed He was a arrested. gambler, been robber. and general spiritualist,

National Library of Australia

that

of the

their

you

has addressed the English

present of

policy which

fact,

through source,

inform

ance

This

" :

fol

that strong

the

Holy

remonstr

Government

absolutely

towards Ireland. have knowledge

unimpeachable

enormous

he does or not, the effect of the action taken by the iii favour of your Pontiff Sovereign hnt'be cf enormous value country cannot editorial to the Irish In its cause." columns the Irish characterizes Catholic in

Ireland,

but

the announcement and adds,

ance, to

believe

that

whether

of the first import have every reason will be intelligence

as "

this

their When

The with

from A.

French

the

before

little

for

and

the town decorated

hall to be

with

highly-coloured paper-flowers round the and joined pillars formed festoons on the walls. The crimson curtains the windows on werewere

draped, which, melt

had from

in the rays letting not although, strong was, the ice outside

enough

light the

up been for

the

was

up the shelves

prizes which

part

bought

most

and Staub, handiwork. Margaret's

therefore

were

collection,

and

of so many sight pretty things the children's excited longings. It the of Was 23rd December, about

twelve and one o'clock, every to go to the ceremony, preparing for the best children of the school were thus rewarded and the every year, was

the

town

ever, main

took towards

great

everyone obtained

near

the'

of the to give

saying than

contributed, towards the

talent,

companions? would

come

"Come Margaret Christmas distribution

hoping the

her

happiness her

clothes, of the boy

by the door

own

feeble of her turn

year. following said along, my Paul," let's to her brother, go to the Fair. We will assist at the of prizes. If can you

was

how

seated,

re to permission open door during the

the room was lit up by which of werelights in the and reflected glasses looking lustres of the chandelier. Margaret, moment for the enraptured, forgot

Suddenly

little

even

everything, the details A select

to follow

Paul,

of the feast. orchestra

was

playing

one

of Beethoven's thousands symphonies, of poor children were their joining voices in chorus, pure and harmonious breath was held, and a profound every and eloquent the audience. the

at blind

animated

silence a

trembling his

child,

dim

with

life,

passed over seemed to

eyes his

thin

face

he joined transfigured, his knees bent beneath and he cried God out, "My My !" And for the first time tears

him God

of enthusiasm

sister,

her

listen.

shaking am

These

those no

divine

me.

from

who

his

putting mouth,

suffer cold

longer

little

silence

it.

and

attract if I. could Ah! earth off this !"'

leave And Margaret,

said

he, her

Heaven is open, and the and celebrating the singing the seraphims are of Christ ; their wings and taking away

from

away

said across

are

angels

call

his

holding him up and arms, "Come, get up and let us go yourself;

compose

My and

frightened,

and

from his eyes. Paul !" said

flowed

brother

"My in

amongst

reigned r

once

appeared his hands,

want

on account of the short Margaret, time the school, she had been attending had not been placed on the list of the But ones. she felt no pain privileged nor on that on the envy account; she at the idea of contrary, rejoiced

having

out

thousands

Coming

truth blessed

she might exculpate

and

ceremony.

would

the

that worn

poor

she

home!" "Hush!" thin hand

companions her teacher her

much that

sickly appearance her to be repulsed

this contributing and work would even be the at distribution; of the present When prizes. they beheld the happi ness of the poor children on receiving their reward these benefactors felt their hearts a expand with holy joy which prove that "It is to receive."

very her

mistress to of her absence. hall enter the town

reason

but the

All

charming

the

people

regretted been

not

When

intended to presents the children. among poor of ivy and moss intermixed

artistically of the sun

answer, into her

back

run

keepers.

the

Wreaths

could

Margaret

the -wished

herself,

CHRISTMASTIDE. of and

Why

coming to school ? much put out very

again.

after her overtake

IV.

arid

Madge?

you

-had

girl

caused

distributed

in that

She then she had

the

you."

She

Chapter

receive

her

ceased you mistress is

And

Record).

The principal room had been prepared

ran

explain

the

class passed, of the out rank haste. great

Margaret's

girl

have

best.

Sunday

addressed "Oh!

INTEE'S

pleasure charitable

Irish

the

journal

announcement

( Translated

on with her with the listening to her description. about a good while

attention

little

DAUGHTER

rich

shilling.

correspondent

sends

Catholic

earnings

over

and

until

crossing Her

returned

Molly

her,

and importance, must mark a turning-point in the present Even Lord Salisbury political struggle. the folly of the cannot fail to see course his nephew has been allowed to pursue

ways

THE

walked

fair,

walking

place

poor

old preacher got an deacon, who always prayed long and while the good man to pray, slip loud, the back door of the church ped out of of registered and robbed the mailcar with the He returned letters. money and the train exhorted in his pocket, of their hands to turn from, the error The

revivalist.

—

heaped

the pen old in London, found Irish crossing-sweeper it hard to tear herself from -her away hour of all the day on post the best

"Life"

of Father

more bruta-1 beastly sins than Ireland sickening how to commit in seven know Bombay Examiner.

bright

lowing position Father

man

years.

arm, the

the wended among cross-ways they their way to the town hall. Already the of the children was procession advancing, walking in rank and dressed

villainies,

enough

herself,

circulated

wineiy issued recently S.J. Coleridge,

commits

and suffering

sister's

most

England

people

spirits,

for

sensationalism, of crime

colour to his rosy the joyful voices of his enlivened benumbed a smile of happiness lit up his face. on Leaning a

gave cheeks,

pale

the

made

his wife him. give

with

described in all tbe

who

hold of his sister's hand, dark The cold home.

tight their

soon

little

would

gave his De Vere.j

named Rains has been arrest at San Government officials ed by minister He was a Baptist Francisco. in a Texas town a a revival running A train was few years ago. delayed at over and the hands went the town, listen to the church to to the A

days

seven

Eog-! Charter-;

without a rest. A man who together had fallen tumbled asleep on the shafts killed a few The off and was days ago. Altrincham have censured' magistrates the farmers for their inhumanity.

intolerant

Chronicle.

Daily

of up of

masses

air

greatest After

butchery,1 from with

turn

might minutely

edification, special hues of Press glaring indeed, the seat Ireland,

vicious

property.

White-slavery"

wmcn

government, he

youth,

j.i

or any Papist of the Popish or

ine

tised

some

matter time' of

her

access

was

in perpetual imprisonment this within kingdom a» the of his Privy Council, King, by advice The shall English-speaking appoint." in Paris and abroad Douai, colleges and Lisbon, Rome, still Vailadolid,

adjudged such place

sparring was about

education,

boarding

III.,

making

person

only Dallas bailed

lOreiatners.

12th

sufficient

schools

Catholic

and

death,

was were

died doctor

The

gasps. caused

bad quarrelled of her refusal

account

after a few faltered and a He heavily.

Baker, he encounter, fell moment afterwards and immediately was up, picked

Henry

savages

disgusting

their

the

lately

Dominic

phine.

when,

minutes'

indignation,

All-

A French who had lost all doctor, his; at the gaming tables at Nice,; property himself and his son, suffocated aged 8, with lulled charcoal, having previously the boy to sleep with injections of mor

boxing

who dent, such sports, named Harry

was

subsequently

but

people,

held

little

horses

catching they left

towards

of legislation demoral is vice only

measure

spare society revelations. Not ising the moBt loathsome description a& the stock-in-trade of great the such

these

bailed up the inspector, and: manager, but eventually after-; teller, fled, being wards captured.

at Lillydnle, exhibition old resi John Dallas, an in had taken a great interest with a was boxing pupil

Bulmain

exert

sand,

golden

under galloping the man, big the the pretty Punches, eyes, funny little men and women in sugar, the castles made of spice and hun bread, dreds of other things." Mrs. Robert with Margaret joined in trying to induce the blind boy to and at last he consented and go out

his

investi

well as themselves

some

Irishmen.

death occurred

sudden

terribly at

and

rob Australian

who

man

name

opportunity Anthem National

order the

little,

with

drawn carriages to be appear the hand of the coach with dolls enamelled

.the

four

pyramids

sugar standards,

are

criminal

will

lities,

attempt

and

means

the

nor

amongst

scientific

procuring

which

Eleven.

daring lish, Scottish, ed Bank at

law

ing

every

deny;

study

standpoint,

practical

secretary.

from

gation

supposed

against

will

brutalities

diabolical

are

M.P.,

match

test

flesh

prac tised Britisher. daily by the free-born It is to be hoped that the fourth revolt in Whitechapel will ing murder prove a climax and induce the authorities who

fain

Irish peasantry, they can accused of a knowledge of

even

such

£800.

private

was its refusal not insult to the Queen or the but as a" protest against English people, " in Ireland, no Balfourism" by which missed of using the is ever

meant

not

for

given

purchased

Campbell,

letter

England

not seems, it was been replaced by a of The secretary

has

—

ever

was

well

of disregard of necessity

exist

now like a polished buzz of the crowd, glass ; the the songs of the school and children, the holy music of the organ. I will describe the to you exactly to be sold in beautiful things the the little windmills turn shops,

the as

who should her tender

nobody

down-trodden

intends libel an for the action against for that he wrote the alleging Parnell when acting letters as

torious

which,

—

the

whatever

the Sportsman, the Hon. the of Ivo Bligh out that result points does not the past season's play prove is better (hat England than Australia.. that a really He is of opinion represen tative Australian Eleven would be vic

returned

were

for

celebrated Mr. Parnell's In

sum

highest animal

owner

bringing " Times"

save "God Exhibition

late

Mr.

captured by and kept Bellova,

Ihey

dog.

its

were

of the captives

release £4 of

the The

was

ard,

Ireland

the cracking drivers on

sledge

looking

Eriu

country

tri&y

The .£1000 paid by an American actor the champion St. Bern PlinlimmoD,

gained

struggle,

killed.

for

conc>

hear

see

with half an ounce of sense anyone that the statement attempt to contradict iii Erin it is being nurtured and fostered of burd-heartednesB by the desperate the British Mr. Bal Government, using four as their instrument. But principal

has destroyed. a num and hundreds ber of houses barns, Ontario of cattle and horses, in Eastern and Quebec. were also Several persons

crime

and into

you will nothing; of the whips of the the Doubs which is

import

will

Hospital.

hundred

-not

-were

there other

and

so its

might, Coercion, home paper, be ludicrous sinful. That near being

Catholic

says

was

A thunderstorm

at brigands Bulgarian had nothing to eat for until ransomed, and two clover, days but beech-leaves, the their confinement During grass. Turk whom a murdered they brigands lots as to drawing kept as a hostage, who should be executioner. On the

and

Athlone.

ment.

shore. Four

boiler-makers in have- struck shipbuilding yard at Belfast of 2s. for an advance per week, which has thrown 5000 hands out of employ--

and friend A priest by on Loch while Nevis, fishing The boat friend and their capsized. could not swim, and begged the priest about not to trouble him, but save whilst the He was himself. drowned, after

being pursued by jumped from a bridge

picquet

Three

squall

priest

Of iniquity, press more savagely the chains galling

was

Shaunon

Bay Coast

little

back. were

The narrow-minded John Bull who denounces

of age, who man; 27 years young of has been a lesident Sydney for 'several at the from leprosy years, is suffering

the balloonist has received Baldwin him to of offers hundreds accompany the A from clouds. in his drop was rumour abroad that he willing got would to handsomely pay anyone who hisv

huge sheet of in a zig-zag

drowned.

Flower instructed from Office to the War by telegram if Mr. Glad the ground leave instantly in made allusions stone any political his speech.

Hawarden

sky

say

upon European public be easily measured."

cannot

opinion

military

ride

who

deserter,

military into the

won by a Englishmen won Englishman

ance

pheno

singular

and that

necessary and effect

hot-bed

was

the

lately

witnessed from the

was

falling

tandem

two

wife, An

be correct,

hardly

cycles

Dane,

for

race

Albury

fire

cell.

police

found

A consignment of 100 frozen bullocks fiom New Zealand realized £10 per carcase in London.

seriously

duel

were

fnuobfc

Both

Indies

young

Two

Cannes recently. wounded.

songs

your in

mother a

tone

hungry. and

up,

and of

fat-

me," gentle

reproof. said little "I would no," Paul, that beautiful music, go to learn to come down recreate and you with I will never Jaunet. Oh !

"No, only an

sing leave you altogether." The instruments and the names ceased,

and music had of the children

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although were

.walking towards .called

poor

freezing,'

with

compassion. feast"? the

' "

'not at you fellow neither ihas

in y here, pet stove." :The blind boy advanced little 'his poor way' with arid stiff with' cold. ,the

then

my wind

have

the why does ;

but face awkwardly?" He

sighing.,'"

said

Margaret

choosing

;

she

flute,

toyou."

take

will' ,,,

'towards '

show

their'

given

and,

also,

their mother

what

much

.their

home, ,

them.

Scarcely when a of idle rascals party about we're the town running

gone!

areas;

some

years

be;

the those

ib'-

would

doubt iheahs of no;

Grcen-

localities.

lent

-be r e

found'

feV

i i

: ;

be kn excel the surface

soil.'"

FEEDING

sides.

Staub's The

said some in black, information

apprentices" man dressed, this with

satisfied

went In

one.

PLOUGH

HORSES;

time

mean

suspecting arrived happened, garet,

Paul

seemed and and

Mar

of what had their dwelling

nothing at

to their They went beds, but place. the thought of what had happened at town hall the prevented Margaret for some "time. from Her sleeping,

heart

little, '

arid

she

bliarikets

she always felt

of sadness her under bitterly. she as prayed also, did in her trials, and she to hear her strengthened

cried' but

herself with

was

full

What mattered courage. after that she had not all, the of her eomtriumph men had judged her ill panions ? If God who saw into and humbled her,, of her heart, the depths would know cross

and be

the

will

soon

dirty all

which

result

seen,

is'

for crop be dirty.

toy

,oaly

tne,

to of

food given to by 'many wheat-growers and the farm hovses,' no doubt this is o safe means of preventing weech very into from '.'getting the soil! Upon some wheat- growing farms crushed oat used as horse are but if there i.feed, '

any

of the work

its

doing

of using, bran into chaff can

After the

all using land clean

recourse a

rest

may

and make

machine

crushing

not

the system completely, ami clean wheaten hay cu i be relied upon as effectual. these precautions to keep bare a

means,

be had the land giving any weeds wh ich can

fallow of

with dealing their appeafance!

how

reward

her.

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alarmed International sitting

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pnly:

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and

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cream.

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of milk, wash-kettle.

pound of

out. water

rinse ,

very

melted, an

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blue

has fine

turned

put

'libur;

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last.

over

'soap

iu the linen then- take it of 'soap and" then it; 'and.

sbiqi

the

lather linen iritwo cold waters, a'

yel

:i/hite!

and haiig When

galloii

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tbat

linen

cut

The

desired.-

To whiten

consistency arei about gallon of milk.

proportidiis

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stirred

skim-milk, is of the1

one

eu?

the

relative.

product

expectoration

same

ma-

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give (;ai woql.,

Wisconsin.: show, that; value difference iiu!

;

nasal

pur

which

a.:

,no

The

parts of, the in market. the. grease, the iby- pvpducts .;of enables potash, manu

the

it;

year sheep.

from

Experimentn

its may attest presence of microscopic tests of been made in: vain. the same .have, glass. from Milk a greater brought distance and which has passed through the pro of boiling or. cess is condensation, prac the germ is destroy ed as safe, tically by 1 1 is the fresh milk, (he Heat. and ;abov.e the warm that is dangerous: all milk, From of cattle, a herd has any of .which

with' tested

unwashed

for

of the analysis the bacillus is

the greatest difficulty and the, infection of

this

cough,

facturers,

of this

growth

the

O.f.

fleeces

and, fhe .utilisation of oil, soap, and

the

therefore, renders the

the

things

spend £100,000 eveiy pose. in washing their

than disease-germ, does'- that of man, 98;5 deg., of the hoise, 99-5 deg. j or of the dog, 995 deg. In view of the daily danger thus in volyi d in Professor Law was milk, drinking asked to minimise how be proposed it. Ihtoe must be inspectibri He replied to

tlie

B.riiairtl,,i;r"

strvcliriine

dose'h'im,

to .adapted the system. pon to main

fully

depreciation anuurh inV,

-purpose.

iuyigorate

'' a

larged gland, be taken for and the status;

CONSUMPTION.

Tuberculos

such. and

,i":

per ofGreat

hides

stroug

use

i'-airy

The antidote

called u they are tain this as milk' yield, long as .possible, that Withdiit a. consideration at (bey are the same, time carrying uiHler acalhand this doubledrain the vigour of the system

COWS

jittje

;

-,f

causes

'fly'

£3;000,000

a :dr>ig

inahner'-to of milk yield

in'

-f'o'rm,

iiave

lib.

warble

valuetof'the

;

Iceland, Nor why,

possibly consideration

largest,

with

whether,

equal,

of the portion wheat' crpp which is fi;ee:from wild onts, should of drake, be made into barley, not be made hay, and theu the land will foul Wheaten by the plough horses. with' bran are hay and chaff .the. only

fear

-fed

usually'

.this

over;

made,

system

the

clean,

Laplandy

are

coun

of! parts and Finland-

The ofibver

New Tasmania;States; Canada, if !is whereas com-,

northern;

solicit

This

frequently

land

iVay! :

cpjnmouiy

part

the

keeping

her, in shared

cut

Do not the. cfops mistake a ,

poor

away. the

all

individual dressed in on, the black, ,wbo had arrived spot sound of the noise,' at the first interro and, tried to get gated the spectators of the guilty, at: the names parties. think I' "I Master recognized .

from

Itongarqo'/'big, or olive 'bib"

Europe,

the Hebrides,

grow,

(lius. -will

prevails 'are cattle

Southern

'will?

they

;

rid

inteHectualj

cows

agricultural

;

<Our

,'ihealthful;'

Australia, the1 United rareiin

cows

the old approached torch-lights, stall, snatched up woman, upset her. small and seyeral objects away, rail; A crowd soon on the gathered spoA of indignation were shouts; raised with

the and

all

Moreover,

Who

tiop

it.

where

Pampas,

Sweden,

nourish

Algiers,

and

will

companionships-: they and the: -consciousness

my-.ex-

dairy

tnoercuiosis. coiintries

-paratively and ;lthe:-.

wi'l

1:1

thfeir livesvif prolong themselves they will. permit some;..time work and<let: their every 'day :to -do braiu muscles rest and while they do live tbeir days wilh be happier for the- iniellectual

and

institu

1 >1

Central

Zealand, the-; and

be kept clea n it for a long crops

can-

moist

any.

which farmers subject man'ufiug should and in rbgard to whicli exstudy, should With Sucli .be tried. peiiuiunis rich' subsoil5 the1 some bif plbohiup-m, d top -tooting like liiqerhe green -crbp.1

do;

steps; anxious to had -been had they

clolfdr

produce

use

.in

receive

yet

average and wheii period,' maiiuring' some. 'kind1 of feftilizef necessary will' ueeded. :wiiiolr beiter suit of a dry chrbate than quiiemept

her with

turned

then,

cpse

f|tviking

in iii

tries

wheat-growing

likely

If the jland

will

thanked

and

hastily

Take -these I would \vish

not

the dry

attention

and come.

i;IL

The children

improve

ic large pu than half the

abundant;

Nr MANURE.

in:

keep;

her. stall full of pins

good

effusion,,

from

said,"

of the!

ohen ,

"Here,

does

Manuring

the good! what; yyere;

they

cushion

little

pretty

said

her to see while they

chestnuts, warm."

to.

and

physiological farmers? wives

she gave, up using and per cow,;

reputation largely

anlr

# arm, Station, TRY

Then

'ai

4n your along so;

;

"liot hands

your

wilf

;you

right he go

unfortunate,"

'a much larger 'tuberculous! pro of ibe human inmates foil nd were. portion of tliis ilihn to'be the victims 'disease in other similar' institutions elsewhere." has ain The cow unenviable certainly

continued.)

fieeddm.'frbhu

have

'fchey

were

..is

market

...

iPoor

theSe

(To be

about woman, looking she could give them, themselves. wfarming.

began

most in

.In

largely, cow.

lady

tliq

perience, where

son,

see"

here

the

his _was

his

"for

police officers, with box! too, address on it."

blue!

hands',

...

cannot

haps

the

another woman's

i ...

'not

sicle

yourself;

this

apron

;::

Baptist quickly. htodge's'\answered Then she is the thief," replied.pne

.cloak.!

groping

"Who's

an'xiety,

'superibr and: morality.' Aethfierance remarks ''!/.In"'k'n;thkr!|Ma'dAUn7R'to <;Th:woi'k:is togto'w,:and growth, except it be forced, is It' always healthful:' is much; as the -function. !of>: the brain to cerebrate as of Jthe stomach to digest and cerebration,; like is normal 'digestion;

the

-milk of 'tlip another case

w.hen gain in strength the milk pf a.tuberculous

borne. at my

,"Jrass

'nor

mentioned.

objects

!Why, are This \ little

.gloves and warm

children," ,"

.she.

.....

are

,<£;You:

'.said

invalid

by'

roasted

;

living Brjjpk'lyn/ their tuberculbus

unsteadily along gloomily their abode when they were a woman .who. was selling in the open air. chestnuts

conViiaVa'tiyd '

fihahci'A'I

They

and

have

they

toil1;1

bread, .potato, f'&c., these to'the animal tobe, desired in .left ye nothing ...sy'stpm,! I ihave ;o.n o.ne occas the- way of proof., found in ion, ». tHhercplous.; jfamily,

were

they;,

their

'of

production'

great

and

clei-gy-

vv arm

"»

pieces ;.pf g,rown; ,on and, transferred jfrom

apron shoulders,' trying '.within iher own, frozen! eiiaiiy

brother's his .hands

took it up! of the pockets. here is said he. '"'Ah'! something," " What is it ?" asked the apprentices. " A knife and a box of neiedlep," shid who 'didn't need to s,ee Baptist, them to guess what wjas found. " So it is, on saicL the my word..!'! drew as he out. the, policeman .fc'o

off

her

cover

Th'L

41.

;

took

Margaret,

again. to

her

chattered;

animal

and inoculnlioh, of Koch and experiments bacillus in which -the

successors,

industry.''

ordinary

of,

tlian' other longer lived, auy !i. SL oi ass( or brainybrkers. Becaufen admits Pf a widb. vai'itoy Pf calling

Villimin

the

iu1

the

workprs,

are

mqn >

meat'

'expei'iments.'ot

followers his disease by

culture

away wlipn going caught sight of! the apron, and put his hand, into one

of them

one

the 'direct

diseased?

and

ability

'of

hraiii'

Staub's apprentices .The scrutiny' had the policemen were,

milk, and the

animal

and

/avejjved

.than,

;average,.

as two children totireA .The quite tonished. When they got out into the! open air the cold struck through, them,; blind and the teeth' little of the boyr

th®

old Master theft had been suspected; and had; no result,

which

foi

from

ofjthe

use

greatest history

::<i„

iti

manual. 3. .That, purely arid hardest brain-workers

market-woman

and

years

disease the.

,t|mt

disturb-!

was

the

lierd

Ihe miany of experiments 'Gerlach; the7 couim'uhica!tion showing

the

tuberculos of '60y head

t ,.T

...

jntqpxercif;e who, iiye //!

.those

to:

brain

than

'nn.MT.iit

tKat saying ing the ceremony! go away!

her

bid,

he,.

others

They

liave

and

lived

longer. 5?occupations

herself,

viiole'

cattle

muscle

are .-)/!

to explain

into

.loolcing aipd ."prkshop,. were stolen seeking the articles from preceding: evening ,

the

infect few

''hundreds

,,>

.'anxious

successively of

corner

every

ariimal in" a" varied

both

call

issjaing.our

Land'

,'tehfi

;tfie

oocppaitions,

men

which;

cbn'tagibh,.

the population, by of thousands' yearly. the introduction seen

!/f

ho; ifqliow

jof

.than;

classes.

%„ Th pse

..;and..f1aien

oip;ch(l!lp.ngeir

.rpsclofvor-kjijigr

there

Ik®/

nian wliio iwhen a \yas! her, order stopped her, aiidhshewas; Aeepihg ,,

victims

the

lawyersfjpy,hsicians

spiept.ists.

tletenr?—

house/ and find

:we

cjergymeni

plasses.f-j ..jimrchaots,

;

run;

possi-

public?

.stable!

every

:fwhile;i.n.,ev,ery

slipped hide to,

.left,

street,

and' then went eway girl, by the little 7 hurriedly! "The continued policemen searching the persons of each of the" young work

;

gamieht

safeguards, ten.etnent every

to;.!wliat

a, cull

all

qiiesiidn i

movement.

a...

toe

the

sanitary

made,

ijeroof, '.towards

the in

something

dissatis-i

to.be'

humiiiated

to"

oyer

ble

:.and

the'

;

wbrkerS-' are 'longest' 'diVed, iwe Dri ''Beard 's 'A meHican q« o te' fftojir Nervousness.' 1. The braW -whrkipg

"classesi'of

,yen

than

(

her reason

nekrly of his

when. Baptipt seemed bench,

'.Margaret

judge pained

r(to:

the! her

quarantine,

she tosppeared

for

the sub-' small

or-

feyer there

answer'

(I'n

tiioJ

(oligecl

.iSToti

seclusion,

everely. |haying fied.

her;

.bejen

giveri

was

.mistress

warning

companion., excuses' were,

opcurs,,

y ellow and instantly

-rii.r

.LON GJEITY.

.sif-j

importance of

case,

sairl

idea

no'

what had

knowing

was

one

he'

Herald',

linve

'puK'lic

overwhelming ject.

some

.of

by.

the,

little

her. '

;

.reason

To'rfe1 '

The;

nl'-a

— ..

tbe'dpnclusidn' iiet

.-nqr./ear

Nek

'the1'

their presence She calling .her. for fear ,qf left her apron on the bench it hashed to go, to the toilihA and, woman who "wanted Scarcely had jier. for

o\yn

the.

/ujDon!

by —

'fell

enquire

when

.tier'

,of

;

these

attention;

.'suddenly name

listening,

much souiid the

jvery

witli

;

.for

con-

bot

was

Margaret

;had

badly

or,

;

inexact".

ducted,

mistress

bei??g .idle,

and

absent

retum

igest

einineiit

...JVlany

was not few days. the workshop Margaret was" astonished to e'e 'o. policemen who "!' .seemed to be searching fpr but she had not time to something.;

;

the

ppttery.

j'j

.was

to expected Oii entering

;

whom

;

.her

beef."..

is; found, prudence. wouldi'6ugthat; he- be ;rernoved: from a ppsition which makes him a source of .depgeryto

.Ra.c.illuR -

;of

firu'k .not .eonpnv. jp. this authorities here. is, .on the; other ing hut,, jiand, what is 'said .'iu; fawn r ,of ,it by jProfesor Law, the chief of the eattle.insp, po tion in the States United. department lu the1 course of :kn interview pUblishul

pah

The potter

;

!of !pupils '!cprbplaih:as

to take

;

Staub!s

to market!

and

use

day Margaret

jiiseatoj the

;>by

a cqmpanions.1 .her 'to ! see, tjem, carrying toe objects had !she rewards, of After the list Herself painted!. names, of those prize-takers .came jthe f

'to

'pleasure off as

naihes, it 'was

dawn

4% the Master

infectious

man

her

,of

TROUBLES.

MARGARET'S

(attention,

;

tjie

Corprpunicatpd cow's milk

favourite

.catch'

ian:.

;iM,c.optiqmptiotijuip

ail

'to

jirig

'tr

\vas

ears

.her.

pustreched',

;

....

' '

Chapter

prizes being jere, merited .with. her neck Margaret

had wtyo reito/out.

with

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Go to work. of the

The real question time

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What

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man.'

good

have noticed that when mosquito,

sings

Maybe

the

at so.

of the serenade

case

it sings a blood. your you at night it is after for fch« A Cork is paper responsible" erratum The words printed following letter and cows' in Mr. Purker's pigs' on the laud question, which appeared in the late issue should have been 'pro's

it.

A thing fence

the

hour

says,.' is a

work

who

man

that

passed over water-melon

lightly

surrounding

Mark

boarders on a doctor. is

make

and a

boys

the

don't

that

town

husband

sits

There

told

physician for fencing

you

auy

this

last

that

making

unless

long cakes for

quite those —

could

attention

his

quit,

safely

that

Yerdict : Sintinced if the Arrali, d'ye say ? thin, Judge had his. eyes about him he. might delicate ha' seen that Dinnis was that to sarve. out a loife that he'd never live was for three even if it on'y sintince, Magistrate stealing chickens, Joe Yes, sah, so Have trate you

Joe

before?" Uncle Joe Only I'se honah always you' :

ben

berry

you

carrying the umbrella To make this

Dakota and

umbrella,

an a

—

particle

complete

story

UVCi

UUIUOLCI

the

of solemn

UUUIi

thief

the

spot

latter

performed

incantations. the condemned

"Yes

with her." acquainted was." "Why?" to

until tell

her

me voice reminds hawker. Can't "

With

lady I

young

pleasure..

" "

I she

I'd

man

unprac is able

thought, of nations. free of write

woe

will

his

newspapers will be one

it. hasten to offer the way of serious

people'will

And, by

neigh

and well-

wish

encouragement,

urge

more the truth that upon him once writers for the are ceptable press scarce that book and periodical lishers are seeking them constantly,

ven

the

whose Do

all.

tin

but

it of the strangest bourhood, that ever things happened if he does not he can attend to get all the employment on those terms. And as soon as ever bis are worth of writings money, plenty

productions. at

the

for

poor

the

upon

correspondent

meant

hand,

'this

added,

ground

by "a

stained, not

by clean,

must be baud that a dishonest therefore I

with

less

for

that

vigilance

ac so

pub and

grows heed

never

moment.

your majesty.' The took king

hesitated-

the

Finally

piece said,

I19

of the

you I

the piano, slightly Well I wish I cultivate her at

well

her sing. of

cry introduce her am

Her a

fishme

father."

exposed

I be sure honest of governor cau

fectly

our

bow many temptations, that I Lave- remained per to the ? I must it give to

citadel

A Harvard professor arrested in a Connecticut

came

near

being

town the other because as an simply escaped lunatic, day Ins hat. without to the station Tie hurried It is the wearing of hats that produces of wearing and yet the custom baldness, is man that the hatless them is so rigid This is looked as mad. civili upon zation.

National Library of Australia

cried the governor, drawing No, I the back. Remember that have out of pay and provisions to the serving soldiers. Let the dervis plant it.' And the dervis said 'You forget; 1 have the collecting of tithes, and the uo,'

—

disbursements

for.

sacrifice.'

the thief exclaimed— length I think were better it majesty,

for

Your soci-

Faun'

Whenever real

vaiue,

round

than than

brains do offered to

for

You

will

simple

J. R. tors of the lands. He

that says named Barbara woman, the notice of the Board.

probably the

will

ever

work

that

have, will be

—

circumstance confidence that

this

intended at

with

the most im is sawing wood

then

all,

and

dignity;

assume

for.

If.

has

he will retire his heaven-ap-

vocation. pointed T he young; is a literary aspirant very, cfllature. He knows that very curious if he wished to become a tinner the would master-smith him to require

of a good character prove the possession and would him to require to promise the shop three stay in years, possibly four and would make him out sweep and

year,

stoves to

water

bring

first

become would

and build all the fires and let. him learn to black the intervals. If he wanted a mechanic or any other kind

have

undergo

this

same

If he tedious, ill-paid apprenticeship. wanted to become a lawyer or a doctor, he would have fifty times for ho worse, would at all get nothing during his long and in addition would apprenticeship, have to pay a large sura for tuition, and have the privilege of and cloth

boarding

ing all

himself. this,

and.

present

the

literary

high

The

ill,

better

literary

yet himself

did

of the Inspec Shetland Is time

some

She

old under

ago came

Smith,

extremely

was

look that she would likely of kind. She did not care long need any reside the but on a small -is on mainland, and there land a tew miles being no distant, institutions in that Barbara parochial place, the of a pau necessarily occupied position .The trouble from out. which per living suffered dated In she back many years.

;

and

incident in the short and told Mr. by

pathetic called

the

and

not

knows aspirant has the hardihood

for into receptiou and ask to share its guild, honours and emoluments without

some

she had

days

prosperous the foundation

laid and.

way

for

advantage

at Now in order to arrive you. the proof of vaiue hereinbefore spoken of, one need only to adopt a very simple and sure and that very certainly process to write is, without pay until somebody If offers pay. nobody offers pay within the three years, candidate look may

he was wisdom

yet

Gray

poor," one Micklejohn, at 'Lerwick, Poor,

John

Barbara

wise

was

ailments arose and digestion, could

require and now,

have

you you half

even

have they have to go remunerative literary that

never

will

do.

the poet annals

hunting up literary do and receive pay for. have literary productions

world

huntiug

work hands

and

amusing

and this, added to native shrewd education, enabled her to use ness, good judgment in her situation and state of to own respect health. she had suffered Although long bronchial from asthma and a affection.

the

unsuspected

from

you

Request.

Dickens

rob

your themselves

for

proved

Dying

Chronic and out of this Indigestion Dyspepsia, had other as sprung age and complaints infirmities bodily crept apace upon her. Barbara not albeit she had was ignorant, fallen into In earlier life she poverty. obtained somehow the of a fair

thus and

Shakespeare. I shrink (3.) labour for you

Pauper's

what

was

any with

you,

have

I might undeveloped

act.

younger days, that T often filched my father's money from treasury not mine. I have repented which was of the sin but yet I hardly dare to say I pass it, therefore, hand is clean. my to my prime minister.' after The latter, a brief .consideration, ' It to break answered— were a pity the charm a blunder. I possible through from and as receive taxes the "people, ber,

'Now,

it,

what

remem

;

Shakespeare even as late as two centuries that old parly has outlived ago, but still these not sit in No ; I will people. literature. If I judgment upon your and conscientiously honestly praised it, I might thus help to iuflict a lingering and pitiless the I bore upon if public, and conscientiously condemned honestly

plicit

but

MSS.

own

lias

of gold,

ouc

cms,

take your Cobb or

Sylvanus their submitted

Marble

put

pass

and

ior

and that tiresome, Lost' lacked Paradise cheerfulness but you know they sell. Many wiser and better men than you pooh-poohed

pro that

knew can't

that

Blunt?"

euough

him were

change

dynasties, the weal or

decree

most com

The

pitiable.

intrude

overthrow

charge

said with tears in your don't write any please, more But see !' how you yourself If it had beeti to left popular they are. would have said that the you, you

the

near

;

acquaintance

a get of his

apprenticeship, to seize and wield with willing tised hand an instrument which aud

not

the pen, and attack that finance, subject or can furnish politics if it would be laughable

shop without

hand

critic

wora

poor if

would

upon

been

never

fliinlyAt

joinder.

Know

your only

worth anything

moment

eyes:

gold. 'But,' into the

can

assisted her in opeuing politely As she was a comparative gate. he said, "You don't in town stranger that I am Mr. know, perhaps, me flaven!t heard preach ? "I you was the quick re have heard thee try," "

the

instauce,

you

done, piece of gold, and declared it if it should be planted, would produce of which would bear branch a tree every

they say. should it be stolen the

ana

Mr.

Arthur

trees

whore

wall,

duced

hurt

never

had just the man Then the incident round as an awful warning. AtTAwlrtAl

with

series

who

man

for

wisdom.

causing

This

added that umbrella. passed

city

years.

killed

was

and will whatever

sad aud not would

sober, and is

not

merits

lane

reflect

be prepared to die. this of intel receiving piece ordered the the king at once

went

Pby=Perhaps you have owed me

right. bill

two

Lightning K

all

that

over worry for the past

about

which grow of pure gold. The ex bear fruit and his periment might be easily tried, would not lose the opportunity j majesty so accompanied by his prime minister, and bis chief his he courtiers, dervis, secret would

diagnosis).

(After are

you

—

sir,

ligence to be conducted to his presence, culprit and demanded of him to know his secret. that, he knew the The thief replied

sically

Upon

Magis befo',

not

fable

thief

he would

at I can't Doctor, sleep and toss until morning. I tumble Let me sec bad, H'm, that's

tongue,

dropping

must

public

judgment

wiivi

expedient his and told He sent for gaoler him that he had a secret of great im which he dpsired to impart to portance the king, and when that had been done

arrested

once

your

I understands ever been

igght. Doctor

his.busi-

puiupuuD

life.

with Uncle

charged

are

Uncle

lucky. J'atieut

The

the Hindoos among and having been "detected hit to die, happily upon which gave him hope of

years.

You

rae,

sharp

condemned

loife,

look

There

Unfortunate

III

eastern

over.'

for

tone

upon vote

would

parasol I was

until

me, and

seconds.' I do ?

two

—

keep

the

opinion

any0

literary

who was sharply rejoined Abernethy, to a rather than sacrifice vote willing lose the opportunity of making a home"I come to have thrust, buy a of figs. Wrap them up for penn'orth

supper.-' should attack us, could 'I reach

that bull Jessie 'If what do ?' could you in less than fence that ' Jessie Yes, but what Tem You ? Why your —

you

IllIB

patronising have called

way,

1,11

No, I

ture

without

state

had

(2).

follows: "You I presume, to interest solicit and at this my ?" momentous of your career period have of the kind," "I done nothing,

UUUlcoscU

QQbbj

Posthole augers ? Yes j step please." me for Will Young wife you "love ? husband how Charlie ever, Young " for For ever, Charles, ? long, darling " think I don't ever." really Clara, that Dealer

subscribers. this work, he called extensive of an

who,

by courtesy

war, It

fellow

kerchief:

i).

nave

upon

Mr.

exercise,

onarpeuge

making

in the

engaged

aud reliable, He cannot

except

not

or of his city, or of the great But if you need idlers, general public. unambitious shirkers, half-iustructed, and comfort-seeking editors, reporters, and mechanics, doctors, lawyers, apply There millions of them are anywhere.

irascible

proved an ex and Abernethy

one,

of pursuit the proprietor establishment, for the doctor

grocery waiting

anecdote

as standing post of consulting the great- London

contest

canvass

personal Iu the

holiday day's employers,

merce, withal.

find

always He

hired.

capable, demand.

will

You

already

previous green assertive

all

one

The

warm ceedingly was actively

hardware ( to has advised me

lady

young

him.

always

The

the of

hire

industrious,

occasion

one

for

hospitals.

physician

was

that

Repartee.

Abernethy.

candidate

try.

visit.

characteristic

medico

then ? Barber nip off a piece of the ear Yes, sah, a small piece, reassuringly de hearin'. but not enough to affect

Boston

dollars

two

cramped

without dipper the art ; but,

weapon formidable

do the work, not want of work to do. When people tell they you the reverse, is not true. If speak that which you desire to test need this, hunt you only business up a firet-class editor, reporter, foreman of a shop, manager, mechanic, or artist iu each branch of industry, and

money, you.

A Sharp

dealer) to take

your

price,

said,

the greater draw poker, ypah of the night playiug to the kitchen in the his wife goes morning and takes her turn in the game. Not so Bad as It Be.— -Cus Might Didn't tomer his haircut) yon (getting

When

obliged

usual

shoe

declare," awl."

beat

school

a/ country

There

much

may

the teaching of medi and all othei occupations, and hindered for want of men

and I'm doctor, I declare, my acci children are with always meeting dents, and I ought to know how to treat them. Now, what would I do in case ' of a broken arm?' ten Well, say dollars for and the afterwards setting,

sum

them

machinery I

"Well,

factory. "if that

from

looking

grammar are afraid the name.

deal

shoemaker

was

the

great

make

not

many

Wallop

teacher, there is A

does

great drunkard.

con's.'"

"and

Mr.

-but

because her

watermelon .

One swallow mer,

feeds

her

<on

who

landlady

prudent

Literature, the low, cine,

tin

cent

wordy, pompously dis and with a ungrammatical, vague torted and the world knowledge of men he in a back country ucquired village, a will take serenely up so dangerous

Young

ten

his

for

excuse

instructions and ignorant,

AuTuoiis.

patch.

Advice

Twain's

apprenticeship presumption. if smile he were pleasantly as to make so simple a thing

He would asked even a

months'

twelve

single show

be It

her.

the that

the

others that

cured is

that these to see disordered stomach if the main trouble

enough

from and

probable

would soon her disease

leave

began

others

with the usual do, symptoms the of sjur bad breath, rising fluids in the and faintthroat, oppression of ness at the pit of the stomach, loss sleep, coated dull bad taste in the tongue, eyes, as

;

headaches,

became chronic mouth, &c., and finally her not being able to hopeless through The Inspector states that auy remedy. had

been but

years,,

under

to made

medical effect.

to the medicines am

I feel There

it no longer. I shall be dead. viould make of yon Curative Seigel's it

proves

will

die

and

great

;

unu

wrought

cures

uves

make

only

mis

lone

of of the one

Syrup

the

hope. yuuit

expense

hold of and read

the

hers. The Board

week or two last reguest 1 bottle of Mother a

one

Syrup c

giv&

juuu/

in peace

that

the parish." It seems she had got Mother Almanacks Seigel's ike

she

dure

find she

the following touching appeal I have been swallowing Inspector months. They do me no good. for on to I can en toorse. going from worse

day

one

and

treatment this strait

Where

have

cases

woman

pitied poor her how granted petition, believing, would the Syrup as ever, proved as useless the other medicines she had already taken. What was their astonishment to find, in the of a few days, that she had not only course and

been about

able to outside

get

journeys

out

bed, but and

the house, considerable

was

since and

which her true

bronchitis,

of symptoms and dyspepsia), that

seems

hearty of

the

of power thousands Mother sale

Barbara the hosts

taken

first

was

rapidly will

Inspector of

ill.

were

disease abated, be

soon

mcve

taken and

distance, health than The asthma

better

enjoying

actually she

to had

things

of us should be hanged, ety that all five since it appears that not an honest man can be found among 11s.' In spite the" lamentable .of exposure, the king and so pleased wus laughed; he with the thief's cunning expedient, him a pardon. -that he grauted

Handy

If you happen to see a small boy chas know when he bee you will ing a bumble that he has caught it. yells

anfc

©trfcs

than

(indigestion and it now as

and himself, witnesses

hale be

and one

to the Seigel's Syrup to save the to were just ready perish. Curative Seigel's Syrup is orf and medicine chemists living

Mother who

by all vendors, A. J. White, Limitby the proprietors, ed, 35, Farriugdon Road, London, E.C% and

Nesbix's

Ladies

Sibyek Watches

£3 10s.

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WAREHOUSE,

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for

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and

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Agents,

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to |

also

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Douglas

Fowling

Rifles,

breech

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front. every

bales,

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Family

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large

lbs.)

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quantities.

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only.

rankt

without

of Life

all

and

;

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never-

the

are

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FAMILY

GENERAL

Co.'s

SCOLLABD,

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& pts.

ttncl

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Stout

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Lists

terms

forwarded

Brood is WORLD-FAMED

the

CLARKE'S MIXTURE from all

is warranted

cleanse the whatever

from

impurities For

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West

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will

save

least E.

from V. buying having a large stock

by and

guarantee

watch

practical every article

sold.

TIME PAYMENT. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

KIT

E. NESBIT, Watchmaker and

Practical

Jeweller.

Perth. Agents:

Mr.

J. T.

W. Andrew, Roebourne, W. Stroud, Geraldton. F. Kelly, Dongarra. G, H. York. Lott,

„

Consump-

&c.

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COMPOUND

KAY'S Aniseed, with

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Senega,

THOMAS

Alberts

Clocks Spectacles.

cent.,

Bronchitis

COUGHS, COLDS, Asthma, Coryza, Influenza,

Breast Pins' Necklets Studs Brooches & Earrings

customers

collecting, 20 per Nesbit,.

PERTH,

—

TTOR

Gent'B Rings, do. Ladies'

Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, &c.,sold TIME PAYMENT with IMMED IATE possession to householders at ex low ceedingly no prices. As heavy commission is paid for convassing and

to the

HOTEL.

Earrings Alberts Leontines

Cups

„

GERALDTON

Bracelets

B. & Brooches

FACTORY.

Britnall),

STREET,

Watches

sets

Rings

Plated &cCruets,

;

Silver Silver

Wedding

„

\-JGpl(l_

Jet

Electro

generally returning public that past favours, beg to announce manufacture all classes are to they prepared of COLONIAL BOOTS, on the shortest pos sible notice. Also, kept in stock, a large and varied assortment of Ladies', Gentlemen's,' BOOTS and SHOES from and Children's and Continental houses. the best English on Leather and Grindery Uppers always Good hides and skins taken hand. kangaroo in exchange all of the Goods to despatched parts Colony.

Guarantee Risks, Cliff Street, JFremautle

office

ilr

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and

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the

BOOT

thanks

Co. —

look

London,

HAY

Alliance

Assurance

cause

brown&allen,

Tlie

Agency

Australian

blood

Skin and its kinds, effects Thousands of testi monials. Sold in bottles, 9d. and 2s. lls each and Patent Medicin by Chemists Vendors Sole everywhere. Proprietors The Lincoln Midland and Dru Counties arising. Blood

Australian

with

Necklets Studs Keepers

„

language.

AUSTRALIAN

(Late

For

Medicine?

World; every

Pots.

Street,

Walthams

Ladies'

Gent's Rings, do. Ladies' Breast Pins

„

should and

Leontines

„

application.

St.)

hand

on1

and

almost

Boxen

WEST

Perth.

Oxford

533,

Vendors

Civilized

Oxford

683,

WillC

(late

all

the use

the

Itetail.

Street

St.

Purchasers

stock.

Brands,

sold

are

throughout

brand.

in'

Oxford

,, „

London; And

and always

fUTOrfite and

wiioiesale

MONK

Ale

Ilottled qts.

GENERAL

their

New

78,

tions

IMPOIIIEU AND

Al«A

light pale: (Edinburgh) Hhds. & Kilderkins. Also

Younger

;

VARIETY.

JOHN

Wm.

Messrs.

every

repaired-

repaired. Nesbit's

Alberts

Manufactured

Watches

„

only

Note.—

Earrings

„

Jewellery order

Brooches

„

unsurpassed. are

other

"GREAT

the

and'

Nesbit's Walthams in the Colony. -Watches with a two

Silver Watches Gold Bracelets sets B.& E. „

become

selfected'

Watches

consti

wonderfully

incidental

and Ointment

Pills

cause,

LIFE

has

They

ailments

all

vigoui

where

cases

weakened.

ages

all

whatever

and

energy,

SPRINGS

and

years' guarantee. made description Watches cleaned Nesbit's Levers Gold Gent's

Kidneys,

tone,

CHEAPEST

These

the

recommended

from

'The

DRAPERY

exception.

the

are

and

BLOOD,

soothingly,

giving

remedy

efficacious of

yet

confidently

are

impaired

Merchant.

SPIRIT

purify

MAIN

great

tution,

MCCleery,

the

Stomach;.

BOWELS,

failing

Pills

powerfully,

these

They Wines and Spirits asks and octaves

Medicine necessaries

leading

famous

Liver,

stock.

Flour.

Sugars,

the

most

act Quality

Household

Great

amongst

spe-

These

Best

best

stock cheapest .of firstclaai'. and of EVER Jewellery in the description colony. Nesbit's English Levers and jewelled) (capped stand and rough riding work, guaran teed for two The Best Watch years.

andClass

the

Watches

&c.

Harness,

Teas,

Adelaide,).

PERTH.

STREET,

HAS

and-

Corrugated

—

loading)

HAY

Jeweller,

Street,

Stables, First

for

requisite

and

Rundle

mad.e

back

Balcony

Bath-rooms

(Late

Stocku

full

requirements, other goods, Carpenters' Portable Wool Forges,

sundry

lery,

hand

011

Station

HAVE always

A ccommodation and Boarders.

Class

Travellers

Merchants,

Stock

Practical Watchmaker

FREMANTLE, General

PERTH.

LINSEED, Tolu,

Squill,

&c.,

Chlorodyne. AY'S

COMPOUND, for

torant,

Coughs,

demulcent and Colds,

expecChest

Ladies

and

Gentle-

you

want

o '

Every

HOTEL

Comfort

and

with

replete

Convenience And

contains

Wines, C

Spirits

and

Beers

and and

KAY'S Colds, Cattle.

Visitors,

Watts

of the

serviceable

equally

for

and

Horses

far-famed

TIC gia, KAY'S &c

PILLS,

Face

&c.

ache,

specific Contains

Neural

Quinine,

Iron,

—

Cement

Broken

for

favourite

Best

of lovers

resort

Brands

always

obtainable,

the

game.

Ar-

ticles. COAGULINE.

Sold

Everywhere

k A Y

hand.

teed and

Stock-

BROS England.

Atteuclauce&aiicl

: j

or' be to

Hay

GEORGE Boot

and

Perth,

HOWICK

(opposite

5 WAS always of 1_J. colony

hand,

qeorge's most

French,

English,'

BOOTS,

st.

the

SHOES

AND

cons

executed.

J M 1

are

trial

Durability unsurpass

kept

are on

,utly or

all

fPl

See

soles

your

c..

Extra-fine

that

Repairpromptly

and

good order. solicited. and Neatness ed. Boots

cathedral.)

German,

and let live His prices. work recommends itself; his boots are the best in the market.

ing neatly

PERTH.

extensive

Shop!

port,

Affi'ir.'

DEALER, STREET,

Shoe

Importer,

LEATHER

fTJ 1®1

and at

Monger's Store. He is to manufacture prepared the Finest Sewed Calf or the Best Kip Boob .at live1

SMEDDLESV

Manufacturer

CURRIER

35sz

shape

Civility.

i<g)<Df

in finish

Boot and

Street,

patching

mfiTO<rcF<B&gf'&,if

orders

done.

guar-

fit,

leave

Shoe,

perfect

make,

Healv's

harjiesMbderate. Clood

style,

the

Coughs

and

Tables,

and

lighted,

brilliantly

of Burroughe's

one

I5iIiia.rO Whicfr.is

Travellers

for

COMPOUND,

men, Boot

GERALDTON

The

Complaints.

hand

sale

all

very

WihbridgE,

times cheap.

Healy.

iHIBEBTAHGR, and

and

varied

Colonial

stock

and

the

/Manufactured

General HAY

SLIPPERS.

LINE

Funeral STREET,

CATECHISMS

Furnisher. PERTH.

For

Use in

the

Diocese

of Perth

llALS

in conducted; any part the and of' all tj! Colony, fWails therewith connected attended at to shortest notice the or by telegram .

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LIST

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ORDERS.

otherwise.

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