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treasures
tbe
to be met famous the Virgils,
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MSS.
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.
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treasures. In one inestimable of articles gathered from
catacombs and Christian early in another a series of jewelled tombs next comes icons' brought from Russia and patens and a of chalices collection ;
;
early
Church series
of
'less,
I
read that
think, of more,
I
hope speech in which
hesitate powers highest noblest
wonder
whether
—
it
to
Ireland—
have governed in
is
Sir
as
Charles as
was
of the
Ireland
me
the
greater
chief
that part
the
law
of
governor of
the
though
Coventry,
and
be
cannot
a
plate
;
after
specimeus
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of the
associate. most
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it
Royalty
even
the
evinced west, ;
their
on principles between wavering
of coercion for their
and
There that
selfish
a
Plan
template carried
Campaign
of that
con-
should tbe ends
boycotting for and,
further,
not
did
J
bo j
in
not
was
that
necessary
it
It
that
in
line
of
was
a
a
gain, cases the legitimate and overstepped,
e
cceptional defence
not
was
loss,
its nor the organisation be held for responsible
neither
they
couuselled
j
excesses
ap-
pioved.
More
that ing who is a highest cannot
England a
jew
I could help Charles Russell himself, attain to the cannot Catholic, in the He prize profession. be mado of Lord Chancellor that,
(cheers). be
can
made
chancellor.
lord
I know about It awk might be rather patronage. to have a Catholic Chancellor ward Protestant new livings distributing within time a but a short ago we were distance of having that state measurable that of Therefore things. difficulty I only say cannot be a real one. Well, There
Is
the
Game
of
Sir
some
is
difficulty
because i
i
think
can
promrse
you,
how and I cannot conceive gentlemen even can I think I can a Tory resist it before very long a promise you that Bill the House will be introduced into of Commons which will sweep away this —
—
last
rag
of religious
(cheers).
disability
of
Archbishop Boycotting.
Dublin
vniueu
will
Christians
no
to
after
what,
all,
does
on
this
The
?
are Unionists quite can the comfort to they of this admission. His Grace get out of " terrorist did not approve boycott of this but extreme boycotting ing was not an article in the character Plan and it was never of Campaign,
recommended
all
by
the
skilful
strategist defence of
the weapon in forged No one more Irish could tenantry. excesses condemn tbe that decisively were committed than in a few instances Dillon and co did Mr. those actively him. It could with operating only that Arch excesses have heen to these his Grace Walsh for referred, bishop " which exclusive dealing," approved of was all that was in fram contemplated who
be to
respectability
Football
advised in lending by the patronage."
it
Drinking
to
leads
and
Gambling. and terrible foot a great extent leads to and gambling. drinking The headquarters of a club are generally cards a the public-house; "play-up"
To
in
the
the
name
hats of the partisans aud advertisement of
or
bear
the
of Campaign. That was ing the Plan to render it all that was necessary be respectfully and it effectual, may if in in that, exceptional presumed had not been pro stances the tenants for voked to defined exceed the limits condemnation obtheir the guidance,
to
feature
!
and this
matter is that obnoxious boy6 aud bet in connection with learn to driuk matcbes. is the various football It because of this which I have seen fact, which I for see exemplified myself, to
that
Saturday, open
my of
roundings not boys in
club, iii
pasted criticising
what comes, many now
a
they
is
the
course, light
worse
;
have
the
seen
j
|
j
of be
cards
Church remarks
church
and
have life.
the a
common
Game. direct
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milk.
is
ui
young home if
at imuu
;
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IIO
which
for object into a
a
basin
put His
Were
of
Royal Highness not he could correct the which Balfonrism has engen
sweetness
the
remedy which it
mind. public for that evil,
do
to
with
.There is only and the others and that is Tories remain
the Irish
for impossible esmina the malign
influences
of
whose
Secretary
are on a par. ruin each other, Forster himself and Lord Spencer; sickened his Londonderry, stomach for having a weaker scoundrelism than his ancestor
not
a
coer-
meanness
If they, did ruined both Balfour h;s
Excellency unbridled
ofinfam-
of royalthe descendant .of " Balfour" would stain the young bloody Prince's aud seriously escutcheon injure his For his own sake it Is reputation. therefore much better that Albert should not come Victor to Ireland till his mother has her venepablo put memory
ous
;
to
came
and
Executive,
Lord-Lieutenant
a
is
signature Ireland
the scion
if
Ireland
at
.Home
to.
a
the
request
.
Bill Rule:. for of Mr. Gladstone.
Advocate.
of
unblushing, flagrant as a race extensively upon is carried on in the gambling of day. And this is getting each tho year betting upon
The
to
—
If
bearing
churches
the
Pope only
knew.
of Archbishop Ryan, Philadelphia, speaking at a meeting of the Philadelphian Catholic Club a few weeks ago, told
which
news
more
very and
Saturday
Open,
These our
.
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!
various fixtures becomes and more impudent.
upon
may
i
(
sur
and smoking Book-making of accompaniment
recognised
game. almost as
led
j
for to be waiting telegrams tobacconist's windows, and ribald with oaths jests
and most of them drunk of them
full
—
any
night their
football.
mere boys youths, on a town large the colours or sporting
—
seen
I have been the baneful Hundreds
to
eyes
It
ty
most
every
him
peace
the
cionist Chief and brutality
the
about
with
anything j
defeat.
worst
a
is an addition, While the Rule. in office, and Balfonr retains no power, of the well-wisher could Royal family of it have reomtnend to any member
;
a
is
assume,
Home
;
for
be
one
some
for the accompanies arrangements celebrates a victory match ; drink ;
only
bitterness dered in
house with the smaller licensed is there too the dressing-room the direct lets his room without publican the money in drink spent pay, because than an adequate return produces more " Drink for the accommodation."
drink consoles The very
como.
right
all
;
a
ma
quite cided
sour
hotel aud patrons players meet after the match in bartaproom, " and vaults then make a ; parlour, of night of it" as they discuss the details of the team. the play and the prospects are almost Committee-rooms invariably tavern
this
and to
keep
lump of sugar
ball
worn
that stands
Journal
in to express a de declining on the subject, but as we opinion are not in a position to offer we advice,, with more freedom than may speak out to have our Irish contemporary appears done. As we bear the young no prince we should be sorry to hear that ill-will, to Ireland, he had been sent for it could
A "Converted Enthusiast" writes He to the Baptist denouncing football. to conclusion that the has come the and that tendency of the game is evil, "
alleged
consulted the happiness of the could think of asking him prince The Freeman's Journal is
young to
clubs,
of the is laid Great stress by some on that the Unionist the fact journals Dr. in his evidence Most Rev. Walsh, jTiwes-Paruell .before tbe Commission, that he did not approve acknowledged of some methods adopted for carrying the To boy on Plan of Campaign. of its phases, bis Grace in some cotting, but
Demora
lizing
at
The
Football P
Lord-Lieu
as
is
who
one
think
to
gentleman wiiijr
not
soldiers.
with a due perfectly respect for Prince Albert Victor and all the other members of the family, old and It would not young, be big and little. to tell Lord and the polite Salisbury much father of the respected
j
catholic.
than
in
and
to mend proposal some the measure, that Prince Albert succeed the present
matter, attitude consistent
j
leaders nor
a
the
in
becoming
j
be.
statesmen
now
neglect
neutral
j
it
view, should
occasions long-past smiles or kind any Ireland. Neither in has Rovaltv effigies
suggestion being Victor should Marquis of Londonderry of Ireland. tenant It Dublin the Freeman's
i
j
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best
is
i
interests,
own
of its
some
j
j
their hatred consideration
Ireland.
like a or anything generous for of the the little isle sympathy from which the Crown has got
warm
starched to the
stiffly
resorted
and
and Qnly on rare has had Royalty words to spare for nor in mint person
carry also observed strictly
is
in the most severity Aristocratic society to humour a whim or a to seudiug an individual
enforce who are
to
practice tradesmen
should which by
it
dames have
Primrose
neither
Catholic
a
ireland
land
by
an
which
yet
the
prejudice
one
goiog ou, unwisdom with
speech
illustration
of the 1 cheers). to of any
(loud occurred
occurred
it you Russell's
of
behalf
on degree of causes
free to and to would be to Puritans
.clubs.
:
(cheers)—
—
we
said should
Morley
all,
Sir Charles I don't exhibited, of the strongest to say, some mind in their of the human very
magnificent Russell
welcome
the
other'
or
amount
collection
wonderful
more
John
have
You
objected,
have been letters before you for perhaps covered writing up by other 1000 years. The great hall which forms the raaiu of the library in a terminates building or series of of corridors, corridor, enormous On the floor of these length. are presents given arranged the various to the present Pope last year on the All along attainment of his Jubilee. filled with cases countless the walls are
and most
Mr.
lately
;
(
pleases,
who
rule, utmost
hesitates
never
this
Virgil
hitherto
that the with fashionable
;
vatioanus
oodex
out
Newcastle-on-Tyne
to
In answer to this may chance to meet. I say, let us try to persuade our young men not to play at all and then, if they it shall be neither with our will, aid nor with our sanction.
is
man
whom he with whom
with those
disadvantage the people
are
P
at
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country
cupboards.
brightly-painted these cupboards
in
is
the
the great
entering
be probably extreme unlikeness he has before seen. brightly,
raised
most
will
a
that
the Vatican with its struck to any other library He finds himself in
first
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most
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visit
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books which, to printed here are ordinary library, the walls. on shelves along
devoted
now
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and
able,
!
treasure
Papal
is limitations perfectly justifi and equally clear that boycotting those is not withiii limitations opposed the intention of the Papal Rescript to
certain
are
rooms
j
this
These
:
of the
impression matchless
VI.
many pastors as presidents It clubs. has
deacons hold office of the vice-presidents been the young men urged that will and that it is play football, far better that they should have the home of their club in vestry or church or parlour than in a laprooim. It is better that they should be restrained by the presence and influence of godly men that than to be left find a they should in place or immoral men any. set of careless they
j
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are
clubs
football ;
or
!
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library.
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passed by is the Vatican Rome gives such
in
is
most
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;
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violated
princess honest met ho
the
Catholics, the
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dogmas
great have
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all
are'
we
love
common
a
united.
for
religion.
by
is threatened age when society xnen with grave it is well that dangers, and Catholic who love1 Christianity1 I was glad to should unite. civilisation I came to that find when Philadelphia
In
to-
Mr.
started
at
last
Oxford, of food,
The
they for this
with
are constabulary harshness" great
was
told
ascending
the
roof
night
and I
no
reason
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see
question applause.)
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-
why not
and
When
of
under
Peter's,
recently
chaplain
before
Andrew's
St.
bridge,
He
1877.
and
1875,
in
of
curate
was
the then
him
house
>of
Head-constable
from
the
watched
the
"
same
of
Mr. he
crime"
a
been his
as
the
of guilty and coinfriend
to
police
also
A
-
The Clewer Sisters. announced this conversion
of the
terms,
ambiguous in
"
a letter published writes, Anglican" two days after : of the Rev. C. You note the reception Church, in the Roman W. Worlledge St. of and speak of him as a curate That is not London Docks. Peter's,
the
of
grief
Catholic
in
the is
"Vienna
being
that
ed
in
planned,
in Madrid
About 1,300 on a recent assembled Wednesday in the Church of San Jose to sitting:
Communion,
Holy
soleirin
Pontifical where
Cathedral,
the
-wearing
him by the Cathedral
Maiss was the Nrincio
splendid
Pope.
The
most
was
the there1
imposing,
two eigh present Archbishops, hundred and several teen' Bishops, !and monks; besides all the mem priests of and thousands bers of the Congress, come to who have Madrid 'Catholics In the for this occasion. specially' of ;the afternoon Bishops and members
being
ttie
Congress over
presided
Archbishop -'of'the
gramme ten-'
days.
of "
tlie"
laymen
by
all
one
sir
him left
An the
English' of
"charge
24th
starving such1
gentleman supplying
and a
Donegal. have been witnesses during Falcarragh
on a
To
'
besieged have three The
state
Arrests. April. arrested food to
peasantry affairs
!
in
come
Englishmen
who
in of the sad scenes the past few. days
his -
crowd
cases
pro their
horse
Harrison
tenants
derry
jail
—
was
and
restive It was
the
to
of miles a fifty large and cheered A loudly. outside the village the;-
gathered distance attached
short,
car on which Mr. conveyed became
the
to
being refused
to
farther.. proceed back to the Harrison was
driven Mr.
eventually
were police barracks, to another transferred
About
car.
200
all gathered nearly women, and I distinctly heard a policeround, sergeant say to a few of his comrades, " batons aud knock the. Get out your
people,
ple
were
but
claimed
was
We house. her as
the right but with the
and
she
emergency
the
to
same
at
was
were
out
them."
of
their with dashed
the
This
followed., the peo
was
on by the police Father batons. the against wall;
attack,
an
t
Gildea Father .
Father Stephens,,, was roughly pushed along the road, and Mr. O'Brien and Mr. O'Hea were also!, handled. In the confusion which,, rudely to
successor
,
Mr.
followed
Mr. mr.
legal result
first
told
admitted.
Mr.
Benson
men redeemed emergency of " smashing to the devil" found the inside they
thought
their
Bourke,
'R.M., eleven o'clock
at readiness the matter.
promise furniture
any house. intimated
'
Ulick
Mr. his
a-
Mr.
Mr.
divisional Afterconsiderable hesita said he was district-inspector in'
Cameron,
which then pointed
tlie
to the parties were, and when out the room.
the
knocked
conybeare
loudly
for
minutes
the
in o'clock the morning Mr. Conybeare said that !" see
!
Get out; he called be was
j 1
i
I
j
for
his
very
magisterial the house. the advocates that know
gentlemanly; and then demeanoui', It should be sufficient of the handcuff uuion
dignified,
a
young Englishman, of the and possessed connected highly of every one who knows sincere regard him, will spend Easter Sunday in Derry crime of a for the Jail succouring I wa9 awakened at starviug peasant. this three o'clock morning by the iutelliraid had been effectgence that a police ed upon the bouses of the evicted, and that
membered
that
formations
a
wile.
bourke
mr.
conybeare
he as
M.P.,
not
could
an
out
which Mr. O'Hea hear Mr. Conybeare had
english
barris
as
taken
Having
forcible
Head-constable
Kenny said
he
trial
at
and
having would
return
the
Conybeare he
cate
had
fence.
Mr. had
which knew
for
Mr.
his
been
his
Cameron
read,
Tuesday
on
Mr.
appearance. that as an
complained
consult
Mr. Bonrke Harrison for
sessions
petty bail
accept
of depositions and Sergeant
Mahony been
of
possession
The
dwelling-house.
advo to
refused permission aud prepare his
client
Bourke no
take
to
de
that
said
power
Mr. to
bail,
that he Conybeare replied beside him that gentleman Mr. as for Cameron, town-inspector was to Belfast, exercise empowered functions. of Independent magisterial Mr.. from
a
that
matter
was
accused
Crimes
Mr. Harrison altogether, of an offence under the
and Act, As for
defence.
he had only and client friend bail,
reserved
they the to
that
accept of his
behalf
on
would
lie
their
to
offer
say
no
give
bail. the
charge
ing
was
a
that
of besieged
of
police
were
a
prepared
an
to-
tenant's
been
suggested, may singled" specially A large number of
being
cluding Davitt, Wilson,
messages
of
deep sympathy
been
in received, Michaeland Mr. M.P., the of Bishop
from
Mr. Waddy, aud M.P.,
'
Mr.
Rapkoe. An
that
of
amusing
sup
from
story
Japan.
Theancient
Japanese custom Happy Despatch, has
or
have
may sovereign intimation
official
to
mortally receive
to
the
a
effect
-
be pleasing to the until it lias and, recently; the for unvarying practice
his
that
centuries it has exalted Japanese
any
who his
polite
suicide
authorities; been the
will
to
offender
acquiesce iesignedly, and,around his relatives to formally disembowel himself in .If the culprit presence, happened
summoning
after hiua, their to
For
death-blow. usual for
of Harireceived
be
of
the rank, of honour, a jewelled with which Mvord, But all these upon himself.
to
operate are now things ago the Mikado the words and
The
official.
was
Not long past. hurt by grievously conduct of a high court old and very was an of the
mau
of
blade encrusted
officer
an a
Next
with
him
brought
uiagnificeut with gold
inlaid
diamonds,
intimation sympathetic death would be regarded a
but
Crown;
the
unpardonable.
therefore, fatal sword, a
mark
a
was
servant
.valued crime
high
exceptionally as would,
sovereign him send
his
'
day, the
with weapou, aud a handle with together that his early as
a
benefit
to
and to the Mikado general The culprit received the sword all with but, as1 proper respect, had departed, the soon as the emissary in whose miud European wily Japanese--of thought have evidently habits taken to the quay, iirui root walked down the empire in particular.
in
,
—
loaf
family
nets
If
really
was
plying
in
alleged,
evicted
prosecution.
dignitary offended
that he must a barrister who Irish court at
an
has
expressive have people
been
hear
replied
in
practised
was
an
telegrams with the
Kari,
was Mr. Harrison Glenbeigh. charged under Law the Criminal Procedure Act
a
for
swore Harrison days ago against
who
his
for
as
ter, to
seized
to
Conybeare,
said
Mr.
few
it
That,
account
its
mr.
was
man emergency have maltreated
O'Hea,
Mr.
instructed counsel.
benson
about for several minutes and pulled by four and more three or than policemen, one was one old man person injured, will be re somewhat It seriously.
investigate at the M.P., outset of the proceedings, stated that he and had Mr. Harrison, appeared for
legal
:
for
Faloarragh,
they
as whether, magistrate, to release order Mr. Harrison's going bail till the morning. Mr: Cameron's on " take no was No, I'll emphatic reply bail. Get out of my place this instant, If I'd my clothes on or I'll arrest you. arrest Mr. I'd Conybeare said you." had every reason to thaulc he certainly
to
the
Numerous
and
of
pressed
to
Sad Scenes
work
'
Evictions.
Donegal.
of their-
to see allowed criminal the
if
even
further
arid
The
that he stating take the conse-N
and
rbmoyd
distance
a
of
whatever the result be, course, might anil the officers of police then decided to admit him and also to leave a to the neighbour in the house to attend old woman's wants. The poor
return
Mr.Benson
bedroom but no door, response and finally Mr. Conybeare returned, the room, Mr. Cameron entered jumping " from his Get'outbed; 'shouted loudly, or I'll throw out. of my you house, at How dare you come into my house
members:
the
being
amazing
of themselves by the gravity justified, the circumstances' iu pushing the door aside and the house. keepers entering Father to Boyle resolved adopt a similar
had
arrest
admission
Conybeare
to
was
inaugural by was sent to the a telegram Popesitting and a Archbishop, presiding by; tko to his policy couch messago of adhesion which ed in very affectionate will terms, be signed
be
conversation
at'
prepared discussion
for
mr.
were
by
the
not con
handed
Benson
case the Mr. the Court,
harrison
when
devil
almost
arrest,
,
with
sitting, preliminary Cardinal Benavides, to fix the pro-of Sarngossa, which1 is. to last session, Executive An Committee
propositions At Congress.
M.P.,
O'Brien, of Ins
several
a
lias
P.'
and
above
mr.
by
and
priests-
thirty-three
had
Boyle,
completion
magistrate. tion the in the house
to
in
sight
Mr.
would
abouts
officiated,
given
in
<
a and, later, said in the
vestments
and
posted.
the
on
the moonlight behalf, protested against these peasants ing expedition by which were their homes. The, dragged from accused for were returned trial.
Boyle,
representative, and even Father Boyle that he could not be
in his red-handedcaught Mr. declared that infamy. Conybeare to see Mrl and he intended Harrison, of the where demanded to be informed-
-
receive
their
till
found
be removed ; and an in the house.
not
installed
O'Hea
Mr. O'Hea conveyed. that he should accompany him as his solicitor, but prison1 denied and when was him,-
the
on
adviser, murderer
"
actually members is
was
death,
of
under
refused
waited- Upon District-Inspector Heard, to any one who refused to permission enter the barracks. Mr. O'Brien re criminal in marked that the vilest Eng
Congress
man
possession was
point
could
man
outside the Mr. O'Hea,
met
was
Father
by and
into the; admission Mr. Conybeare1
Madrid.
Catholic
the
placed
so,
He
him.
demanded
land .Wiiile"
course
with
who
resumed
had
and
by Mr.
pursued
was
whom intelligence: meanwhile been
many.
Congress
do
to
M.P.,
—
to
fefused
village
a True it is he was since three years but it is nearly him -think and those who knew he left, I believe, that, if he had not partly, left St. he ill-health— Peter's, through the step lie now have' taken would never
has
Conybeare.
The
around
curate
right.
course
.
rather
in
lately,
similar
-
having
quite there,
arrest.
however, constabulary, aud those gentlemen of proceeding their intention intimated from house to house till their work was This was done, and at Mr. completed. he returned alone Harrison's request a cordon with who formed the police,
—
Times
window
of the
out
arrived. She is quite police that one of the police advanced or hatchet and huge hammer
homestead.
at
a
management
:
/
to
was
party and
.
Cumbrace Cathed canoiiry.in to he had been cfiaplaiti ral. Latterly House at Andrew's Convalescent St. the an institution under Folkestone to
Isles
under
a
df;
tlie
the relief the police,,
to
--lie
to quite prepared his of action. The queuces were then the against peasants ceeded with. on Mr. Conybeare,
McGin
states
mother,
old
'
by
see
furniture.
>cf
offered
was
further parley any it of the depositions of the third name
was
door -being he the window them-! hurling
from
circumscribed in Coercion Irish
an
bail
In one that
card
was
him
place
his
Meanwhile
in
spirit the
the
the door. Her mother was out of bed; and both her parents, pulled was sister of six with whom her; little At five mouths, takeu in to custody.
the
invited
-drove
the remainder the police were At the house of Owen Coyle
and
fade,
the
the same succession An emergency was pursued. left in possession of each house limited number -was exhausted,
arrest
con
him
at
in
houses
who Benson from Oxford
Harrison
had
'
member known clusion
McGinley's
looking
was
a
broke
Mahony
entering
forcibly Mr.
her the
positive with
once
of girl bright that she- jumped when she heard ofstrawand awoke her- father, who
noise,
with when
admission
obtain
to
his
daughter, 12 years; her br.l
about
at
be of
before hold
-to
whatever. was stated
Not to dare to they would knock
pointing the rifle, house."
the
ley's
patrol,
again. Harrison under
house.
that
riaid
1877-79 and assistantStoke, Ipswich, School in 1876-9D, master Ipswich under the late a curate when he became In 188'6 he was Mr. Lowder. appoint and the ed the. Bishop of Argyll
could closed
the police door was Mr. placed
Accompanied
Mary
St.
of
and up, Harrison
came
riccusing ri dwelling
in
ordained
was
the police
>
not area
indignities scorned
forward
ran
rifleman
enabled to tenants'
was
life
of
Mr. called to the operations. till inmates to open a little be the door whs able to throw in some provisions, rind was in Irish his:request: repeated by of a number who boys accompanied them. The order was with, complied thrown but and some bread and tea in,
Convalescent Home, into tlie has been received Folkestone, Mr. in Church London. Catholic Cam WorHedge graduated at Trinity, to
necessaries
command
the
Mahony,
Worl-
St.
the
they had reached a McGinley,
Patrick
(Great
Wastelle
Charles curate Ddeks, and till
with
have of the
would
narrow
'Mr: noCourt. Harrison recognized offence in succouring a starving family, and as'helhad to so many been subjected
"
or
aud
smashed- open,
every
him
and;
him,
attached back: into man heard Doohau
chimney
supply
to
who
to
policeman to
house, hell." A
fronted sword
out
Catholicism.
to
formerly
Londbn
on
to
enabled
A
Doohau, stated the cause
see
the
kirn
lower
the
through
were
family
Christians, the great
agree.
Rev.
ledge,
they
.
Convert
The
were
men
publio-
basket
!
the
of acting For example, I had arrived at
is
to
defence
made
hour
accused
door,
shouted
and leave
being
when theyMichael
out rushed commotion.
1
of the
most
a
that
McGinley's, lived next
an
ing
were
unreasonable
that
them
Mr. M.-P., of Balliol
Conybeare, Mr. Harrison,
and
College,
On
Papists.
starve
arre8ts
wholesale
with water and fuel. At supplies of each house they found armed patrols were barri The dwellings policemen. to caded from within the keep out but police,
precedents of two sympathy
personally
to
that homesteads, form a commissariat with In accordance
relief.
Benson,
Protestants So many Pope, while not religiously
men.
of the
their
resolve
the
all
of the
because
simply
their
the misery shocked at
by so
of attempting
barbarity out from resolved
see
and he did. What was the Jane," Guard arid of the wonder of the Swiss gorgeous chamberlains when' the Indiana
struck and
people,
.
said the
much
so
were
.
daughter Monsignor " Well,"
my
wag
.
it
.
knew
only
When Jane he'd see her." Preston told the HolyiFather,
—
Pope
and
crime to
try
bread
to by
the
a
starv bayo
military.
went
bound
for
Paris
the law be against the issue, and his
a
Havre,
-incontinently
honour-
with
board
on
for
a;.better
£6,000. illustration
steamer
that
was
and upon reaching. sold his sword of'
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for
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May 31, Friday, that is expected
Sullivan
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to
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they will way to show how home the Pope is
their
is
will
it
for
it
Government Commis special Local providing
a
been
is
the
few
a Chicago, have been taken
by
and abetting the aiding Sullivah that reported to having committed the
crime.
A The
lias
course
the first In made a final failed
Lenten
of Padre Agostino's not been without
close
incidents.
Queen Margherita
place,
hear
to
attempt
at
tate,
she
the
on
the
Donegal,
of
the
preventing unsuccessful. The
and
the
late
have
railway and Mr.
Gladstone
strict
so
of any woman in their the presence has tribune. Needless to say that this Ontheother rise to vociferation. given was seen the of hand, sight strange and cheering the Friar saluting people He had closed his last from the street.
by
sermon
Church
for only Fatherland shouted
John
to
took event of
and
prayer,
eventful
an
Mrs. known
Phil
judicial Some
for
arisen
The
Lady
and on
a
public Kintore
journalist, separation
recent
afternoon. It and is the affair About 1500 citizens
Friday
extraordinary the city.
an
of
connection
in
and
The to
was
Samoan
with
resumed
the next They were papers. day's and after on received thelawn, enjoying hurried the vice-regal grasp, they of usual in the around expectation
The Bohemia,
refreshments, There ed.
were
chairs
no
for
way
to
across
appear the ladies,
Gresham Hotel, benefited which
the
of proprietors else ono tli an any Even Scotch colonists
by
their
at
restrain
from
44
a
their
stringy.
bark
this
The services
who gave their and have in the past treated by Governor
little
present
feelings
bl ither."
refreshments pound of cheese,
the
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a
leg for
thirty
handsomely
of whom had to tighten the scenes and abandon
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the
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official
His Holiness
of
of
various
the
in
censured
He
Chamber.
the cordial to that State visit to recent
of
for
has
thanks
extended
reception
King
a
passed
Germany
to
Humbert,
on
Berlin.
The Samoan Conference has adjourned a week. of London of the City The freedom has been conferred on in Lord Dufferin, for
of his recognition to the Empire.
service
distinguished
has advanced to £45 copper is quoted at £50. copper riots in Belgrave un continue The leaders in violence. of the abated the principal Party, Progressive object of attack, have fled from their house aud in
camped
now
for
families
a
with
fortress,
;
their
M.
Cassaquenc7a
to is
a
duel.
quoted quiet.
Premier j
appointing
of
£92
the
10s.,
Copper
at
now
is
May
Peers Irish waited and urged the desirability a
Royal
writ
of
South sembly, The
Priuce
to
on
the
has
for
the the
a
Mr.
vice
Ormond, has
day
polling 20.
As
deceased. for fixed
been
June has arranged The Government for and for Mr. Mr. toPeacock move, Foster to second, the Address-in-Reply to the Governor's speech at the opening of Parliament. A fatal occurred yesterday fight in afternoon at the Coonanga station, between a the Numurkah district, named farmer, Fitzpatvick young the manager of and Mr. Richardson, It the
took
that the
that
appears
was quarrel between place
a
the
disturb
the
two
a After evening. previous them between deal of wrangling
men
great
Richard challenged a few him, and after fight the former fell to the ground
Fitzpatrick
to
rounds and
Both since
afterwards expired. shortly friends had been intimate
men
fresh
31.
posi-
is
downpour
next
of rain
have
Further property
two. shows
or
day Observatory
fallen
cleared
but
up, within
that
a
the
expected The gauge since
at the inches
20
last.
Friday
destruction of widespread through the excessive flooding
is of the country all ed from parts
hourly report the The colony. and Railway, tramway telegraphic which floods the communication, has been interfered with, materially
being of
resumed.
partially
therefore
was
The
s.s.
Carthage
Albany yesterday, from the
The local Earl Kintore
been action miners to
Melbourne
same
delegates to decide
appointed shall in the
G. R.M.S.
the
be
taken
present to-day,
who as
by dispute, for <the
of
another 31.
May
have
to what Moonta return
purpose.
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discharged.
in order compulsory, for Mr. Davies Mr. hold office, however, but
a an
portfolio.
extraordinary shareholders
meet
general of
the
Bank
held it yesterday, increase tiie capital in shares £100,000
to
by
of
was
re
of the of £10
each.
The
Plaisted
trial, the concerning at took place tragedy Boxhill, The medical evidence yesterday. hav ing showed that the prisoner was hope the jury lessly insane, in a brought
recent
verdict record
that a
Plaisted
in
the
custody
not
was
Justice
plea.
ordered
upon fined
to
fit
Hodges
there
to be con the Governor's
prisoner
during
pleasure.
Sydney, May 31. Alameda has arrived ship with of a thousand a cargo tons of wheat. Four vessels other have arrived with similar the cargoes, beinf The
aggregate
thousand eight The floods weather
tons are
predicts,
downpour
a
with is
cereal.
and
the As
The Government
is fine.
heavy tion dent
of that subsiding,
tronomer
however,
further
a
In
shortly.
connec
the
floods auother fatal acci from reported where Maitland,
named
farmer,
deavouring
to
Flemming, his
save
was
and
life
en
that
of
his
a young woman daughter, aged 20, by the aid of a flat-bottomed boat, which to which Miss capsized,
Flemming
owing drowned.
was
The
father
Several, other fa escaped. from talities, the floods, have arising occurred and considerable distress pre to so many families vails, hav owing been washed out and rendered ing
narrowly
homeless.
thousand bushels of been distributed among
Forty-seVen wheat have
farmers.
drought-stricken
30.
port to-day. with, gunboat Protector, on on a visit to board, sailed yesterday. ports,
northern The Victorian
will,
Victoria, solved Bank
May
Adelaide,
K.
from
arrived
ore
was room
of
the
May
Adelaide,
the
the of
has
the
A further result has oc melancholy curred in connection with the fight. Fitzpatrick's mother having dropped as dead as soon the sad" news' of her son's death was broken to her. The Maoris defeated the South Mel bourne team, yesterday. The former 6 goals 6 behinds, scored and the latter 4 goals 13. behinds. Some important changes in the Cabi net are Mr. Nimmo has re pending. the of signed Minister of position is Works. It understood that his
ing
30.
been. issued member to represent in the "Western province
election
Sound at
Melbourne,
without At
May
at signs of the
and
:
Nimmo
A
showing strong The quality
rapidly increasing, boom is predicted.
resignation to make
protection.
Melbourne,
mines
principal
are
Junctions,
:
son
that excellent
enjoying
Senate
The Italian vote unanimous
boyhood. The weather
also
the
improvement. ,,
67s. 65s.
Centrals,
;
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the
made
was
their
last
Deputies
All Barrier
;
British,
;
excited
rapidly. £5 10s. -m 6d. ; Block
his
all
health.
are
52s.
is
very advancing Block 14's,
John Anglin, for the murder of his wife at Camberwell, in December last, was sentenced to death at the Supreme Court the yesterday, Judge holding out no hope of mercy. In connection with the. fatal fight at the Coonanga station, between Rich ardson and Fitzpatrick, during which the latter fell down and expired, Rich ardson was the brought up before Nurmurkah court on police yesterday the charge of manslaughter. The evi dence proved that death Fitzpatrick's was caused from excitement of the and not brain, from any injuries he received Richard during the conflict.
report and the
until
allayed
now
is
The
dead:
was
immense
caused
young
The Earl of Zetland has accepted the A depu of Ireland. Lord Lieutenancy
I EVER
Albany
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London,
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that
ance a
having
employees
belts
tation
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for
arrested
whoDr.
The Clan-Na-Gael Society deny murder. knowledge of Dr. Cronin's a rumour was circulated Yesterday
son
Chamber
market being £42, and firm.
a
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col
yesterday,
now to extending of scenes unexampled between the occurring
and
the
Tin
inho8pitality.
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been
of those
one
his not only has confessed guilt, Croniu, hav but acknowledges to of that crime in several been other ing implicated
station. outcome of
are
where are
Chamber
found
men,, their
to
£32
is
Woodruff,
the
for the Boulangist supporter, strong shown the latter strong feeling by party in connection with the trial, whereupon and challenged the latter his responded, the President of the accuser and
band, gratuitously,
half and
are
they
men.
strikes
subject severely
more
treatment
mutton,
of.
the
reception. could not
Robinson, of consisted
unless
a discussion took place concerning night the trial of General during Boulanger, M. Laguerer contended that which to would be given greater expediency of the General if the President the trial to forbid discussion of the were any
police
been
25s.
trades.
went
last
the
employers
witli away, weary and with hope deferred that the standing afternoon indespeusuble cupot tea would It was noticed a themthat be given of guests on Gov leaving large number made House. immediately their ernment
who
at
never
shorter
Westphalian
work-
settlement with the
satisfactory at ariived owners and
disorder
a
are
employees
unless body, concessions.
a
thousand
Seventy
iu
for
sittings
acceded to. immediately men also threaten tramway
similar
liers
alas,
affairs
are
in
strike
granted
talk and
grasp up, eager live members of the bands of the real and the stimulated peerage, by the names would appear knowledge thaltheir
which
have
higher wages and strike threaten to
wishes London
their
to
rolled
citizenessess
Morley,
differences
unexpected
hours,
Lord
Adelaide
at
tendered
Attorney general (Sir Richard Webster, the Times in the Statu who, represents assuring tory Commission proceedings, confidence and him, of their continued
wife of the wella has been granted from her husband.
will the prolong fortnight. The Vienna tramway
,
by
reception held was
75s.
Chilian
to claim through Germany's for loss be an which may indemnity Mataafa, by the deposed chief alleged the conflict .at Apia last during It is that this December. expected
adelaide.
at
guests
first
are
Souths, 10's,
Robinson,
demanding disgusted
Brokens
thousand
Moonta The
principally
preaching.
Governor.
Tory
outrages.
INTERCOLONIAL.
hitch
A
Irish
by four
the
hibition.
not
bnt
Pontiff,
a
Commons
of
House
but
proximo.
The share market and silver stock is
opening
" and Evviva !" King. of the vast congregation, their and the Corso feet, It was the up the cry.
half
springing outside last
enthusiastic
an
proved
attacked the action yesterday, severely in instructing Lord of the Government the British Ambassador at Lytton, to from the absent himself Paras, of the Paris Ex ceremonies
told that of the religious as to preclude
rules
the
the
in
speaking
was
Queen
to
accident.
.
the Prior, unfortunately were enclosure
at
view
a
issued Russia has the pardon of all the officials with arrested in connection
Bourlce
Mr.
All
injured. with
evictions
the
during
of
Czar
decree for who were
to but not his was give, permission the will of Prior Glynn, upon depended of the the Surperior adjoining then to the monastery. Appealing
es Olphert encountered
police
resistance, very strong were affray thirty tempts at arbitration,
in the well take the the church, considering body of the excitement congrega frequent the tion, Queen asked the Cardinal to the her admission to Vicar get tribune to the Irish belonging Augustithat the His Eminence ninns. replied not
could
tenants
lordship's
but
him, that
advised her place
Being
again.
of the police members of military are now force and a number in the of Marquis evicting engaged at Landsdowne's tenants, County of his the evictions Kerry. During
Three hundred
Preacher.
Great
25th
Biggar condemned
murders.
mur
at
a for Speaker has issued writ, election of a successor to Mr. Hawker, for the Stanley constituency. The polling day has been fixed for the
Mr.
genuine. Fenian, of the
admitted being a the perpretation An address signed solicitors has been
have
the
on
arrested, in implicated
by Maloney, were League,
Theman
and
-Macgeehan
men—
have
The
the
examined being Parnell Commission expressed as to whether the books produced of the as those being in
esteem.
the
Ireland.
more —
for the police murder. It has confessed
and how much at in the Eternal City.
free now
until
charge of being der of Dr. Cronin, Others days ago.
blasphemies
witness
will adjourn June 18, and lab its complete
is
Government
one of the that day is Pentecost, days of Catholic Rome, and there which they chose to give a moie fore one meaning to the deed of profana pointed
found
on
July. that reported are about to appoint sion to draft Bill a It
grand
and
Parnell of the books
in
ours
because
tion
Times-
the
Times.
The
of unveiling Biuno. The 9th of June,
on the occasion contemplate the monument to Giordano day has been fixed on the
of
sittings
on Commission Tuesday several Irish Land League memorandum were produced, they having been of Maloney, a in the possession
Italy.
by the sight Government
wise
the
strike.
of the Land before the
the treasurer
Biggar,
doubts
29.
May
ho accoded to.
could
League,
FOREIGN.
LondoNj
to the executive of the reporting Miners It is understood Assocation. that the men will not be advised to
much
telegrams.
again trust to execute himself. of his subjects be inclined less will His Majesty to
Mikado
of
in reply, stated that The Premier, was additional legislation necessary before the wishes of the depu Ireland
tion.
Jntu'colomal
anfc
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nature
practical character. the that
rains
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31.
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Wine
Glasgow
Merchants,
Hotel-keepers, Dealers.
and
Agents-
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& Co.,
Melbourne
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UNDERTAKING
FURNISHING,
to
his
business. conducted in
inexpensively
and
expeditiously or country.
town
PHILIP
1889.
2,
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R
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or
to
come
at the
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at
situate
City
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ST.
BRIGID'S,
"Be
SHIPMENT
OF
OUR
THE begs
:
SELECTED
PIANOS, Mr.
STOOLS, TUNING HAMMERS, ETC., at
sold
e
I
lowest
our
to
Steam
This
also includes
shipment special
very
the
Mrs. Mr.
Five
and
Muslin's. Selection
Choice
Avery
Mr.
M.
AND
Also
the
by
QUALITIES Tea
Ladies
Gowns
Mr.
Grant J. Maud
Mrs. B.C.
small
of
consignment
the
Also,
Fancy
—
WingB, Straw
Felt
and
&c
Leather,
Choice Selection of GENTS' some Underware, Hats, Gloves, Ties, splendid Tweeds, Gents' Suits, Hosiery, Half Silk Great and Hose, Coats, .
Waterproofs. Also,
—
Ladies
and &c.,
Gents' &c.
Umbrellas,
and Soaps of the best
Perfumery in
&c.
eluding-Pears',
THE
CITY
CONVENT
BOARDING
Miss
OF
ST.
—
TERMS
by
years, be paid in advance. Music and singing, Entrance Fee, £4. over Children 10 per
under
&
W.
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C.Elder G. Sonjinan
Mr.
I.
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roll.
their
and chief
advancement
in religious
knowledge,
healthy
its
is
The rules object. oblige all the members to comply with their duties at stated religious and one in each times; evening week is set for discussions, apart readings, lectures, etc., by which them the members improve may There is a library, which selves. contains books carefully selected, calculated and free from anything to faith and act on injuriously at of the the morals, disposal to notice members. It is pleasing of Perth avail that the young men N
themselves But it is not
these advantages. intention to offer We write empty congratulations. The with a end in view. practical Men's is Catholic Society Young and a institution, praiseworthy ought to exist in every town which has
a
of
might
poss and still do not; It is inexplicable that this should be so. Fremantle has a Catholic Bunlarge population. Geraldtonhave bury and good numbers of Catholics too. Many men could he found young these well fitted in places Men's
Young
Societies,
;,
:-
.
in societies for membership to our similar one. metropolitan York The and the Greenhills Societies seem to Young Men's life. only a flickering They have but their is being, to denote nothing in their working the fact to the outward world. the Greenhills Occasionally, Society
enjoy may
rouses
to
itself-
weakness,
external but as if its innate
some
of vitality, too much for
manifestations the effort is it
subsides, the feat, with into the astonishing rapidity, state of inanition in which peaceful it had been wont to slumber. No the
after"
one
invariably
of
performance
can
"
plead
seriously scarcity
cuse the of the towns to discover
of
as
and
in
.
ex
in
youths
named;
an
'
any
failing
more intelligible any this of explanation unsatisfactory state we are to of affairs, inclined the cause in the sheerness discern of the apathy of the Catholic resi dents of those localities. The es tablishment of the Greenough So of how ciety is a good illustration within the reach of possiperfectly id
Diiiuy
is
Diiau
an
be
founded and healthy condition
association
can
advanced of efficiency,
to
a
and
a of prosperity, few provided workers set about earnest the task. It would he well, therefore, if some.. in the places alluded to persons the mission would undertake open
even
before them of mooting the estab lishment and the revival of local re associations and we anticipate ; sults of perfectly value with equal those to which the Vicar General alluded when addressing the young men of Albany.' The work once difficulties will vanish and ; begun, then there will be no obstacle to the establish societies, so. prevent from a considerable ed, attaining of and of proving degree efficiency, themselves utility
to
Hoc
al
We tion
instruments their supporters.
ant
&
of
en
great-
er
a
I
have
received the following subscrip the week Mr. Thus. £1. Greenough Flats,
during
Bagley,
our
sufficiently
congregation.
undoubtedly,
colony,
1889.
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0
0
5 1
...
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2
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JUNE
THURSDAY,
which the Perth Catholic has been, Young Men's Society identified. The entertainments held under its the auspices, its members have part prominent taken in Catholic move always are matters not to be ments, The which forgotten. reports in these columns frequently appear state of the show the healthy the zeal of the earnest finances, at the members, good atteudance combined action in the meetings,
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Now
in
indefatigable
the reward combat for Pius IX.
"
Will
Collected
PIANO
Boubke,
.
SPECIALLY
Father
to his sincere return in the following subscriptions Perth School, North Brigid's Collected by Mb. Gtjileoyle.
for
St.
ALSO,
i&eccirtL
—
Rev.
Very
ANOTHER
ii.
the
Of
and with undaunted pose, spirit and try to conquer sist iniquity with before good, having your
PERTH.
NORTH
W&.
)t
TAYLOR,
WILLIS
x
—
PERTH.
sr.,
—
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—
HAY
—
9. 10.
thereof
and for hearing adjudica the claims. ting upon Dated the 20th day of February 1889
.
G.
FRI.
SAT. SUN. Octave. Of the MON. Of the Octave. 11.— -TUES. 12. WED. (Quarter Tense.) Fast day. Oct. 8.
of
Registrar.
W.
7.
Oct. of Ascension. St. Augustine, B.C. Vig. of Pentecost. Whitsunday.
THTTR.
—
appointed
F.
tovg.
tec
i
JUNE. 6.
be excluded peremptorily order. the benefit said" of the The 2nd day of July 1889 at 11 oclock in the forenoon at the said Chambers
AT
OPENED
21st
before day in and prove his the Chambers of the Registrar of District of the said court Liverpool
on
is
J
20
her solicitors of June 1889 or her claims
or
from
etc.
Jan.
Perth,
his
by
are
the
Liverpool will they
REILLY, Builder,
Mackie-Street,
1886
.
caipentering Funerals
and
building
of July
.
friends the undersigned begs to he is .about add and FUNERAL
AT to
FORM.
numerous
.
of
man's welfare in this best secured by associa tions And as properly organised. our souls and intellects are to be in a human strengthened way, it is reasonable, that to combine with others the attainment .for of. our' must us make more certain object of. success than if we stood alone. That is precisely what the Young Men's Societies aim at doing. These institutions teach young men to cultivate a of study and spirit to respect and themselves enquiry, in the body to which respecting them to athey belong by leading void for the sake of that body blemishes of conduct which they would for their own not, perhaps, sakes care to shun. Societies of the kind of which we speak have been established at Al recently bany and Greenough, and are now in a condition. It flourishing would be well if the youths of other localities endeavoured to copy the example set them by the men of the places just men young tioned. Several other towns in the to
is
.
EE
the request and others, announce tbat
to Edward Magee the person claiming be the heir of Peter McKinley late of of Lan Great Crosby in the County caster who died in or about the month
.
.
FNRTL
tributes
WHITE branded a HORSE, Who down, on off ribs. upside the under will deliver the same to ever receive the above reward. signed will B. HAMERSLEY. 15tli Beverley, May, 1889. Babylilla,
LOST, TO
of the estate of Peter McKinley and in an action deceased by the Reverend John Peter Nugent against
-
Lancaster
REWARD.
world,
—
of
Palatine matter
£3
of the order of the County made in the
an
PURSUANT Court of Chancery
J
,
—
to
AA
large
Whatever
Catholic con-
The
Chronicle
News effect
ed
a
comes
that pearl
states between
goldheld Northam is a
rumoured
that
the
discovery
Newcastle
of and
in York.
West to the from the North G. U. Roe has discover Mr. worth something liko £2,000. a
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the
year.
A. Vicar General, the. Very Rev. to Perth last week from returned on a visit. where he had been Albany, The
Bourke,
30th
On Thursday, St.
opening
of ceremony, Church at North by His Lordship the
Brigid's
performed
was
season
Perth Catholic Young Men's Society, in Perth in about a fortnight's be run we is to time. The event, understand, be open to members of Catholic Societies The nomination and acceptance only. feeswill be small, the main object of the of the handicap promoters'' being to pro vide a good afternoon's Full sport. par next issue. ticulars will appear in our
In is
Perth
girl named Margaret from fever. typhoid
a
suffering
W.
E.
are
as
to
the
machine
is
Congress
wonders" gave an Lunatic .Fremantle of the delectation
at
entertainment
Asylum the
last
the failure.
Herald, utter
an
Yilgarn
of
inmates
that
A
table
time
new
has been
issued,
the
by
aire
in fast flowing tothe Fundi.Chinese Relief
that in learn from the " Daily News" weather the of consequence rough horses her Australind lost during eight to Geraldton at Fremantle from passage week. the beginning of this We
Edward Two men named respectively, Pettitand David Gordon, stand commit at the next Criminal ted for trial Sittings for with of the Supreme Court robbery, of a Chinaman from the person violence, in Perth. named Ah Hung, who resides
week
last
and
made the Anderson Butts the Fremantle at the 700 and 800 yards.
Corporal
at
of 75 high score on Saturday last
The
Great
Southern Railway was formally, His the Governor, Excellency in the at on Saturday last, Beverley, of and influential a presence large assembly.
opened by
earnings the 26th
from .Railway were £32,920 April for the corresponding £4,013 8s. 7d.
Victorian from down with charged
named
the
named
Bulbarra.
been to
murder the on
Biddy,
Eastern the 26th
March to amount 9d. The month of 1888 was
has Express, the Murchison
the
ber
the
on
2s.
native
An aboriginal
says
brought Geraldton
of
a
Fremantle the Literary condition. in a languishing the to the West Australian According Mr.. F. J. Townsend, recently secretary, before a stated meeting of the members made to effort were that unless a special the institute would have to get in funds sold to meet and the property be closed It is to be hoped, how the liabilities. not to pass. that such will come ever,
been
to
arranged
producing the Rob from steamer Bay to that Champion teams not Fremantle. could However, of be got to cart in a sufficient quantity in time. The trial the fuel to, Geraldton next cannot now take week, place until when the Rob Roy goes North again.
A petition, to be sent remit the
is
about him to
signed, praying of a sentence unexpired portion man named Clement a passed upon Perth Police a in the Court, Montague, his months for few since, assaulting wife, it motlier-in-law. ap Montague's destitute and is in a condition, pears, herself with the neces unable to provide influentially
to
the Governor
.
„
Mr.
F.
T.
intelligence. 500 lbs Pilbarra has
of QuiniiAn, received just
has
Hotel,
News stone
of in
which 100
yielded
oz;
has
the
Shamrock
most from
he has of
a
welcome
to
come
taken
a
large
him that claim at
interest
gold.
the
Dane,
lecturer,
has
Australia
at
of
American Western The Taylor-
celebrated
promised
j
to
are
to requested a Sheffield
probability is now bging
got
up
state
that
in
all
which Handicap, of members by some
aid
of well known Catholic of York, passed away after a long illness.
a
and formerly
Saturday
;
—
last,
them
and
also
Report.
R.I.P.
races
and Saturday last. in the published
good
as
was.
as
of
from
Judging daily usual
papers,
and
—
that
is
racing saying
of
age
accounts
the
most
a
telegram
conveying
satisfactory
in to the Midland regard said to have been received by the Keane. When shall we hear ? of such telegrams
Mr. last
is
from
Mercy
it which is took advant
in
city
occasion
to
deliver to the
discourse
,
After
in speaking the design and and complimenting
(
congregation. terms
of
of the work, both the architect and contractor on in which their the manner duties had been fulfilled, the Bishop went on. to refer to the patroness of the School— St. Brigid, saints the
of
one
chief
Ireland's
indeed to St. Patrick himself the work of St. had Brigid in manifested itself the forming characters of the females of L'eland to and modesty, so, he felt confi piety the continued of St. dent, patronage would aid the endeavours of Brigid the good Sisters of Mercy the teachers of the School to form the character of their the children pupils, of the and warn them in the way of school, and becoming good christians good citizens. A choir of children, formed of pupils of the new school, exclusively sang at intervals during the ceremony, was and the effect as very pleasing, the children in tune. sung perfectly Their clear young voices were the last on a heard the as occasion, hymn concluded the proceed sung by them next
—
of branch At the meeting of the Female which took the Sacred Heart Association, there was a on place Friday evening, Sun On. the following large attendance. approached Holy day a good number Communion.
of
Bishop
interesting
approving
'
the-
The the
situated.
Friday
on
Sisters
.the
and no assisted, dpubt the satisfaction that was felt in the happy completion generally of a work that was so much, required a to the and that will prove blessing
j
deaL
great
off
came
given their School. Messrs. Gugeri, L. Peter Guilfoyle, The Rev. Mother
were
several
'
;
the convent in shared
quarter Roebourne
visited Moran Cardinal recently for the purpose of Tasmania conferring on Rt. Rev. Dr.. the Pallium the Hobart. His of Murphy, Archbishop enthusiastic remet with an Eminence both in Hobart and Launceston. coption visitors who Among other distinguished Eminence was Arch His accompanied bishop Reynolds of Adelaide. _
usual
Justices took place
Quarterly Licensing at the Perth Police Bench com Court on The Monday last. Mr. G. W. Leake, Q.C., P.M., prised James G. Lee Steere, and Mr. Sir- J. The new Dyer,- J. P. only applisations were Mr. Adam for licenses publicans Mr. J. Guilfoyle who succeeds Burnside, Hotel ; and Mr. R. Maggs in the Victoria the Horse and Groom who has taken over Hotel.
pur
contemporaries news of an apalling occurred recently
contain
telegraphic'
which has catastrophe in and America, it is stated, 25,000 persons have 1000 burned. drowned and nearly has been caused disaster through
been The
in
floods.
held by the on Society successful was very Thursday evening It is a pity, from many points of view. of the however that, owing to the state the attendance, weather, though good, was not so large as was expected. "
The Perth
Mock Trial
by Jury"
Young "Men's
Catholic
of the Pilbarra Mr. Warden Nyulasy, week died at Roebourne last Goldfields, The the of typhoid fever. from effects at remains of the deceased gentleman, are to be taken the request of his family, for interment. to Victoria
House in honor The Ball at Government which had been of the Queen's Birthday, at pestponed from May 24, took place House last evening. Government Among visitors was the present distinguished the Hussars, Major Wyndham, 21st A second son of Lady Broome. very of guests were. present. large number
last weok to the handsome alluding constructed saloon carriage recently at the Railway Fremantle, Workshops, to state that Ave omitted unintentionally the Avhole of the fittings were silverthe Avell-knoAvn by Mr. plated Welby, Fremantle. of High-street, jeweller, to adds Needless the plated-Avare say, to the the of considerably appearance so Avhen it is stated carriage especially that Mr. Welby plated no less than one .thousand articles.
In
new
—
has Mr. we Cheesewright, learn, taken a very successful photograph of the with interesting ceremony in, connection the official opening of the Great Southern which took place' at Beverley on Railway, last. The time chosen for Saturday the picture was the line taking just after The two had been declared duly open. the Government and locomotives, engine, the Land "Hordern" Avere Company's " made in Eastern fashion to rub noses" were or, rather, they, brought together as closely as could be. possibly Standing in front of the Avere His engines and suite on the one side, Excellency the while Young, Major Managing' of the Land and other officials Director, the with Company, together Company's and Contractor's stood opposite the staffs, "Hordern." Mr made a ClieeseAvright " mackintosh" do duty as a cover for his camera. We the picture hope to see in some of the illustrated reproduced papers.'
ST. arrived by from of the bIow Albany complain oh the Govern rate of speed maintained ment from The Beverley to Perth. line, and Beverley, distance between Albany 240 miles, is'negotiated, comparatively in less time than the 98 miles speaking, the to Perth. Evidently from Beverley are the Great Southern line on engines to those possessed by the Govern superior Some train
passengers
who
the of
rain
downpour throughout
past week has
been
an unusually experienced,
have
heavy
and
the'
been
to appears general The result in the the colony. districts is that the early rains
country have enabled
ploughing
BRIGID'S
have
ment.
to
be commenced
—
ings.
Societies. PERTH
CATHOLIC
SCHOOL
,
NORTH
MEN'S
YOUNG
SOCIETY. -
visit
date. an early Dramatic Company also us in a short time.
Our
During
life.
market,
Exchange
-
Carrington pose visiting
fall
We
Reilly,
meeting
;
test
the heatof the Irwin coal in qualities of Roy's engines on the last trip
had-
picul the latest
to
and interest in founding
an
Campbell, Molloy, and many others.
8
7 to
from fetching in the Singapore
is
per
The
is
,
Mel
native
'
Evidently Institute
present from all taken valuable
Novem
14th
last.
Avliicli,
Parker moved, last week, in for the reinstatement Supreme Court, named -roll of a person on the solicitor's struck off it some who had been Stephens the His Honor months Acting ago. that informed Mr. Parker Chief Justice made in wore if similar a application months' time it might meet about twelve consideration. with a favourable H.
S.
the
for
;
—
traffic
The"
Major
/
or teachers therein pupils celebrated His Lordship A large number of persons of not consisting only -the of the vicinity, but of others of the who- have parts city
this
mass.
great
$
,
saries
dollars
AlNOTHER information
mercy.
to the Daily A cob respondent writing of the of the vagaries JVews complains He suggests, Hall clock. Perth Town to of persons who wish in the interests invest catch trains, that the City Council letters in large "showing in a signboard, " each side of and fit it over Unreliable," the clock tower.
muddy a
York
to
the Bishop went returned yesterday.
Lordship
woman
the The" Queen has been pleased to remit of a sentence passed unexpired portion in West named Gardner, now upon a man and murder of his wife Australia, forjthe in 1863. mother in Lincolnshire Gardner, statement of his case laid a it appears, her Her and petitioned before Majesty of exercise .of her for the prerogative
after
finish His
.
.
will
become
up.
Sandalwood
a
Lance
.
time that a short be remembered on the Eastern claims goldfields ago some " This matter was recently were jumped." decided who laid before the Warden, " the jumpers." against
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Department.
Railway
institution.
.
the and
residents
Mrs. Perth
the
week, for
in
period
Perth
the sloppy have streets, proved to pedestrians.
the
according
Cabalistic
oe
of
inconvenience
on
Subscriptions West Australian
"Jensen's
O'Mahoney
&
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in
buildings business port.
Co., of Frecommodious more to on their carry at the merchants
Marmion
lation nature
In
i
boring Messrs. mantle,
usual. than of water, and
Among
According
Bishop.
earlier
considerably
a
—
rfch
May, the
at
will
The
usual
Society
was
evening Jury was
last,
tiGCi
dance
4
-
business
held.
state
the
of
on suspended when a Mock
oi
Owing
to
weather
tlie
above
Thursday Trial by the
unset-
the
atten
of
members was rather small. This was the more to be regretted, as of a "Mock the success Trial" largely a depends lipon having good number the Judge, present to represent Jury, and "witnesses functionaries Counsel, .of the Court. The trial was modelled a celebrated murder and upon case, of prisoner the unenviable Avas position taken by Mr. R. Jones. One well fitted for' the position, the Ju occupied dicial Mr. J. Kelly Bench, acted as General, Mr. J. Conway de Attorney and the combined fended, offices .of Sheriff and Master of the Court were filled The trial was by Mr. J. Moffat. a satisfac very lengthy one, and was out— all carried who took part torily a showing with perfect acquaintance the mode of procedure in a Law Court. "When the Judge had charged the a they retired, brief Jury and, after returned Avitli a Verdict consultation, off" Guilty." The learned Judge, Avho had all the grave through preserved an demeanour of befitting occupant the Bench, brought the proceedings to a close the prisoner to by sentenemg suffer the extreme penalty of tiie laAv. The Court then rose, to use the and, sine die. adjourned legal phraseology,
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ALBANY. CEREMONY.
The neAV building knoAvn by the name School being so far for use, and the fit at present in use venient for the
North Perth St Brigid's as to be completed School temporary so inconbeing number of large of
children in attendance, to open the School on On Ascension Thursday
Bishop, performed blessing
assisted by the opening
the School
From
at
it
was
resolved
Thursday
last.
the accordingly Fr. Bourke,
ceremony by and all who should
'our
oavii
A nice very Children of Mary afternoon last, termination fitting It
May.
is
Correspondent. of
procession
held
was
AA'liich
not
for often
Avas
on
the
Sunday indeed
a
the
month
of
Ave
have
the
of such an opportunity witnessing as a imposing sight proces religious the ceremony sion, consequently on
Sunday The the
Avalk
dreAV was
Church,
a
large round
the
congregation.
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The boring from Melbourne and in full here,
Company.
of late.
accidents at Four sDlen-
draught horses got killed there the to other .The loaded trucks, day) rushed which the horses were hitched, and ran down a hill off the line, the animals Two to! death. crushing to Mr. Davis of the horses belonged There and two to Mr. H. .Scott. on children the were two riding One truck when the mishap occurred; a off of them thrown got boy) truck on one of the horses' the and then the horse threw- him backs, on the bank of a cuttiiig; Going a few on the animal fell with a yards further crushed him log on top of him which a to pieces. It was wonderful escape the A,.man also got for little boy. in cut off means his thumb by some of the accident. Master consequence D. leading ..a horse and Rogers was a another short time riding ago. went on he was The animal leading the other side of a small-tree, pulling him off. A "half hitch" got fast round his thumb, which was pulled out together with a foot of the sinews. he is progressing I hearthat favourably, the think hand will but I do not ever be of much use to him, so A child of 2 years got scalded two hours it died that badly recently The after meeting with the accident. Robert of the child's father is name been long Hudson. Hudson has not at Augusta..! Hiswife had a pot of water on the fire to wash with boiling
Maiden
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hands have been put the is that said Victorian are Company only Mining to realise a decent for copper
:
It
on.
Copper waiting to
price
should
more
mining
resume
not
in
such
district
this It
.impetus;
is
earnestly the case,
be
will
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things
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creditors In re J. separate Fremantle storekeeper, (bank
Doonah,
CLUB'S
D.
ruptcy), Trustee.
SPORTS.' The following are won among- the-events on the sports of the above club held 1st Juiie' 100 yards Maiden Plate— Stokes 150 yds Flat Race— H. Carson 1, T. Stokes 2, P. Hurley 3. 150 yds; Hurdle Race— DuBoulay 1, ;Hogan 8 ; Running Long Jump C. Drew. Geraldton 100 yds., £5 Championship, T. W. Drew 1, H Carson 2, T. Sampey
McDonald-
appointed'
;
at
mut
Jnthicotrnmit
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wear generally at the aspect
a
'poverty-stricken time. How on the manage to rub ." licker" is a is a classic (this but let it pass) to many. dull,
present publicans
earth along phrase,
weather the past fortduring has been thoroughly wintry, hight in all parts heavy rains having fallen of the district. The
May
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The Indiau purchase
army
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YORK
.
Sermon,
1.
;
Sheffield
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Fle'ay
.
GAZETTE.
16.
MAY
Council. His Excellency Legislative has the Governor, by. Proclamation the Council Legislative prorogued Tuesday, the 11th of June, from to the 16th day of Tuesday, July —
next.
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revolving By this
applies rifles. of
a
machine
gun shots
480
the delegates.
bar
successfully to the barrels
arrangement which arranged
is
per
a
will
..."
minute.
(says the Nation ) has a whom the has not world heard much. Like his deceased sister, his brother considerablepossessesand lie is much of ,a tastes, literary He has led a great part of his classic.
Parnell of
in
life
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a
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recent
Mr. brother
1889. W.
son on
Thomas
Sir
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advocated
cause
fire
SPORTS.
3rd JUNE, Handicap—
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was
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Mary
the Salisbury the office of
Albert the Victor, eldest of Walus, proceeded Prince to Belfast a short time ago.
It
29th
.
;
abolish of Ireland.
will
held in North Esmonds at a meeting to that date the Melbourne lately, up of £6502 had been received for sum
Correspondent.
His Lordship Dr. Gibney returned to York oh last He cele Friday. It was brated first Mass on Sunday. of communion day- for the members the female branch of the Sacred Heart Association. In addressing those who. said it were His Lordship present, to hold a had been arrangedpro cession on the last Sunday in May in He had honor of Our Blessed Lady. been with them, he stated, .the greater of the month of May,1 and it portion had given him much pleasure to be so. before his His Lordship, concluding exhorted the con earnestly remarks, to observe the rules strictly gregation and he Sacred Heart of the Society, that a blessing, might descend prayedall.. Second Mass was them upon Rev. Fr. celebrated by the Very its conclusion His and at Gibney, the approaching Lordship spoke on or Whit Sunday. festival of Pentecost announced the Rosary As previously at four o'clock was recited by Father over, inti who, when it was Gibney, -in honor of mated that the- -procession would then com Our Blessed Lady at the same mence them requesting time in the inter to join supplicating The of God. cession of the Mother the Sacred Children of Sodality,
that
probable
Prince T.
High Jump—
Standing
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Government Lord-Lieutenant
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own
purposes.
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3.
4 feet 4 inches. height M0 yds handicap— J. Handicap— -J urage.
our
are-prepared for suitable
horses
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to Railways. The time come in on the Eastern and Great South ern on and after Railway Monday,. June 3rd, are published. Public! Reserves.— Victoria-Nb;-: :
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Jit
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ably industry
may prob the mining gets another hoped that
annum.
Fremaiitle! : 1st general (Hquidation) Messrs. Mackhn and Kidson's meeting, office June 12th, 11 a.m. Fremantle, re and T.' 'In G. Hamersley Sims, Hamer farmers, Greenough, formerly Gascoyne sley & Sons,, sheep farmers, of creditors, Meeting (bankruptcy) Mr. C. Crowtheris office, Geraldtbn' June 8th, 2 p.m., to cohsidef coih-' of 10s. in the £ offered by' the position bankrupt- G. Hamersley in satisfaction of the 'debts due by- him bunder the to the creators of the firm bankruptcy
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operations;
be the case, be long before
this
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to
insulators
New Norcia and Long's, for to convey a G. Lilly, inile beWilliams River pot office and Pool in a four' wheel Spring Narroging once a vehicle, week, for three years, for £89 per annum J.- F. Read & Co., to convey, a mile, in a spring vehicle, once ia between. Southern. fortnight, Cross 'and Golden Valley, for £25 per £160 tween
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between
1889. JUNE, J. Hayes.
16— J. R." Davis. Boys' Race, under 12— E.- Stokes; Boys' Race, under Old Man's Race J. Ellis.' All Comers' Race— P. L. Hussey. Fraiser Boys' Race, under M--G. Sheffield Handicap— F. J. Chipper A'.:J. Sinclair, G. E. Letch. SackRace Bloomer.Race Aboriginal Georgie. J.R.Davis. HalfimileHandicap— Quartet of an hour Go-as-you-please— Rose.' -v / Fire! Brigade Competition— Ken-
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few
a
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mills
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machine is on its way and is likely to be soon work. There have been several the
of -St.
T.
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and Marbulup. come good may
.the-
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at work
vicinity
of
Tenders cairt
Company applies
take place 8th of. -Institute. the Mechanics' his Father Brereton paid many his customary parishionersfortnightly! to la'rge' last Friday; preaching yisit-on on the Sunday follow;congregations the Owing to, his horse shying, ing." " last was thrown' fev.;' gentleman of the exceiption but with Saturday a'- few: the rev. father skin wounds, sustained.no injury; The1 newly opened copper mine is
deep
.
inthe
auspices Joseph is to next June in
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OWn CULLVL
;
under
concert, Sisters on the
rights.
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children's
refer
miner's,
1441 (about 62 acres), for a. watering and stopping place. Mining. The Bunbury Tin Mining
:
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ill n/»ATrni»orl UlDUUYOIDUj
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(By Observer.) PERTH SPORTS;
:
having
'
VYOJO
0 T E 8 \ AND
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the make " Thb
force
GLEANINGS.
to tears.
Another the
some
to sink a a there shaft from the spot at- which short distance the other had been sunk-. This they across some and came of did, pieces as in those ob coal as good quality in the first A company, tained shaft. of 80 shares -'at£5 each; is consisting now being formed to purchase a boring machine and test the seam more fully., It is intended to bore down a depth of 200 feet. the company Afterwards, will mineral land try some presumably
"men
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were
a ker, geologist pros pecting in this district during the last them to be few months, pronounced an excellent Mr. Walker sample. where the minwent out to the place ttrn
on
'
.
specimens
whilst
picted
'
.
He" brought and a Mr. who' lias been
1
the. agonising. sorrow de the face of the eldest son, Mr-. to be W. Lucas, was a sight not easily In fact most of the -very forgotten. .in the churchyard large; gathering
away,
the
ion.";
"
seam
thick. into town
"
.
across
8 inches
2 feet
'
right
.
came
by
of coal
-
,
'
on a farm) strong was sinking a well a.bout which he recently purchased, nine miles from Busselton'y and when he had reached a depth of; 17 feet he a
.
1886,". issue of
.
Correspondent.
been cold has lately The weather and showery, and colds' are very preva a rather lent. F ather Lecaille hassevere attack. It is to be hoped, hdwever, that he will be well again in a few days. A few weeks ago, Mr. Douglas Arm
fainted
daughters
,
a
much-' a was short illness, here. Mrs. was, Reynolds to to Mr. her marriage widow of the late Mr. the.
three
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.
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Act
:
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tiUSSELTON.
old
a victini,1 passed away,; to paralysis, at the It is age of 76. but a' few weeks since I had "to record the demise of his wife. to Perth Upon his way from Albaiiy at called in the Very Rev. A. Bourke York and was for one night the guest of -the1 Very Rev. Father Gibney. in York vary so much Tiriiekeepers a that it has been decided to hoist flag station at the' Y6rk police immediately office clock strikes the Telegraph V twelve every day.We are still rains. having splendid June 8.
-
-
28rd;
the week, Mr.
During an
Excellency pleased -to udder
Notice toMariners.— Thefpllowing dated Apriri8th, 1889,' has been issued by the Master Attendant", " Trincomalee Notice is hereby at given that the signalling flagstaff Port Frederick, Trincomalle'e, on will, and after the 25th inst, 'be; situated 49 -yards S. by W. of its' present posit
bears.
previous Reynolds, Richard Lucas, who died about eleven years ago, and who was held in much towns eisteem here as an enterprising man. The scene at the graveyard was in the extreme .as the pathetic the coffin was lowered into being deceased's first husband. of, the grave
.
—
Correspondent.
.own
the town turried out oil' to follow the last Monday afternoon to of the late Mrs; Reynolds remains ground. The dethe Gwalla burial who passed away On last Sunceased, after day, respected
=
May
our
His been
notice:
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additional Goldfields to ence
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of the Most Holy Church, Benediction was Sacfament given by Dr. Gibney. the Perth Band On Saturday last, in at York on called its frpm way and played sbimS lively airs. Beverley around the A big crowd gathered to hear the sweet music. bandsmen & Po'etibhMessrs; Cb. paid !us their another visit the bther day ;'witn
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of the Great The formal opening the took place; on Southern Railway as Jibe -ceremony 1st inst was but, lam to at unable held Beverley, a-, of the furnish with report you A grand banquet, proceedings. given em by Mr. Young to the Riailway was on held, in the Town Hall' ployes,! last to commemorate the -Saturday The event, and was a great success. Messrs was by catering provided .& Corbett, well Boladeras and right work considering the did they do their short notice, they had to prepare.
The after the to
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departure.
>
processionists
'
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their
regret
-
sessions
to
sorry
Roads
elections
and
sung,
was
;
of the Board. the returns, to of the following persons serve on the Kimberley Roads Boards': and G. LamMember: R. Lowensohn
school chil arranged and mardhed
.
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Litany
the
hear that Mr. and It1 Gurrie are about to leave1 us." shall; be a long time before we may such- good—and liberal have again iri our All will Oathhlics midst. am
were
order Church grounds.
processional the.
round Irish
fair.
I Mrs.
and/others"
in
H.' Associa The attendance
S.
the
Association,
dren
-
was .
,
quarterly
Heart
-
During
;
other
or
.
of,
the Irish the procession Litany, was 'The chanted by the choirwas and carried procession arranged out under the direction of the Very Rev. A. Bourkej'V.G. who: is, The mam William Skelly, the of John with murder, charged at Broome" has been fullv Pillim? Hill, for at the next committed trial
mean¥
-
and the: child by some into the yessel. The meeting of the tion was held to-day. fell
-
of the very taste the Sisters..
!
one,
by
was
.
which
_
fully
banner
beautiful
a
Virgin, made
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with
leading,
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T. Appointments.— W. Smith, of the Revenue schooner Commander of Cus be a Sub-Collector Meda,'to L. to act as Warden W) Owen toms; Goldfield, and Mining of the Pilbarra in conjunction Surveyor for the same, as with his. duties Warden also to be a Vendor Revenue Stamps, of Internal F J W. deceased vice C. W. Nyulasy, Sharks Bay. to be a Vendor Nichols, of Internal Revenue Stamps. ;
;
learning
seclusion
in
I
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of Australia have no reason of their to be ashamed labours. They have called works into existence public and have raised flocks and herds as The
men
miles; follows; Railways, 10,100 culti telegraphs, 39,000 miles ; land acres vated, 7,500,000 sheep 90, 000,; horses 000 ; cattle, 8,500,000 ;
.
1,500,000.
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not
emblem. been
made
including eloyer
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in Transatlantic the apple-blossoms
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Chippewa
township;"
Give the principal was, the inhabitants of your One candidate answered
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before Parnell had spoken he was Commission as represented the agency to have done.
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against without American
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gium,
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men
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contest
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regard paper. to France
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will
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in
have
they
wan-
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important
removed
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I
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naturally in
sensation
which
the
forty-eight obtained
a
leg
piece
had
his
plete
the with
The
tissue.
in
returned was
every
of ashes.
home
his
of Two
guilty
because
his
VGUr
must
but
patient,
result thirty-
was
six of
a
on
the brief
May
AND
He
1.
death after
Madam,
you,
the service of then I had
my poor'mother. Her sudden me of this Soon deprived joy. this sad event I left with Italy Wild
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the much
became
I),
SUlI6ilIlg
for
.disease
He
years.
to
JLlcbCL
incurable
an
last
two
worse
in
nevertheless, he per in until I had mas remaining the language of that country, as
sisted
tered also French. not very rich,
a bachelor and Being he lived a very quiet life on and took account of his bad health, in me these great pleasure teaching He was fond of me because languages. care of the I took of him, and he which others taught me many things -
and globes are relief maps, atlases, at all and have won prizes excellent, of late years. exhibitions international he created Exhibition At our Health awarded a and was a sensation, quite Three years ago the King of medal. gold whose in interest the Belgians, is extensive, questions geographical for the best a of £1000 offered prize on a subject. geographical essay, from different Ninety competitors his
in
my
position
are
generally
ignorant
of.
I owed many happy days to this which I never should have' person known but for his kindness. But this happy state of things was not to last long for me for it was my fate to fall back into the sad poverty I was to escape from. trying .
Haying and
stayed
travelled for.
I-
com
to
own
country, although I have to endure all sorts
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entrusted to you, is no less a service to me for which I am deeply grateful. " In that I have only fulfilled a I have no right to duty and therefore expect your But if it he gratitude. possible for you to forget all the unkindness have received from my you I shall family, with meaway carry consolation great and more courage to bear my unhappy lot."
going
eldest
my
son,
.
not
refuse
A
it
.
.
.
to me." To be Continued.
Catholic
Newspaper
for
Adelaide. '
the
A project formation
is
-
on
of
a
at
foot
Adelaide
for
to
a publish under the aud which
company newspaper
Catholic the Southern Cross should at the appear of July. beginning It is much to be hoped that success
weekly
of
title
atten d so
may nowadays when and opposed to the
the venture, much that is evil cu
for,
Church
Catholic Catholic
is
the
published, be too
cannot
Press
widely
No Catholic multiplied. household of the name should be without deserving To serve its Catholic paper. the pur the pose required, however, Catholic !>i not uiere paper must any weakling made up of goody-goody or pressings, than
good,
as
test
cations
a
and be
should else
or
ditions
The
and
is
of Catholics. It well conducted,
and
ably
we're publication better the patronage of Arch
Under
and
Reynolds, the
supported
like
community
be ia
will
does harm, apt to be point nroof of the Qualifi-
and
abilities
its
omitted. bishop, Catholic Australia
and which
gossip,
superficial
rather ed out
"
Why do you speak of going away soon, good Bernard," asked Lady Eliza. "You must at least stay here until have received the you
to leave
them in the care Bernard, for l am I know he is good and honest. dying. I have not told him of my crime. I beg of you not to reproach him with it if ever he succeeds in finding Of you. what use would it be to make him blush and to cause him to despise his dead mother? Rather he mer ciful for I crave your forgiveness. Dp of
on living my little
;
rv-P
sense
vou.
might
ui
this
ever
My poverty tempted me to steal the money I found with your mother when she died, and the fear of being discovered caused me also to about deny having found these papers her which would have proved useful to
failed
liotrn
in
ran
all
was
VA11
oittntTal
MIM
to me I recognized features. your You know the rest, Signora. "Yes; "said Laura," good Bernard, I owe and you my life, this is not the I am under to you. only obligation TllO
flifliv
;
me.
T
ttroo
fr
it
QTn
Germany, where,
has made a Christian Brother Knight of the is brother This Order of Leopold. who is the Keith Johnston of Alexis, on works His geography, Belgium.
National Library of Australia
told into
new
to help
Belgians
-competitioq.
favour.
for until master, earned my own food. barely Although the I thought wages were very low, to have got the place, for myself lucky I hoped to save some money in order a
It
the lists. Brother in the second prize
his
I have already I had entered
that
Exhibition visits
VI.
what did you do after your death?" again asked Lady for she desired to draw out the Eliza, to see how far she could young Italian, in him. place confidence He answered with a candour which in
than resolved
I gave way to des famished with hunger, and forgetting for awhile to pray, I accused mankind of hardness and to do nothing more cruelty, resolving to try to save but to he down myself and die rather than ask any more for I then saw the help. old ruined castle in the distance and as it ap I thought peared uninhabited it would be a good refuge where I could breathe out my last breath. I dragged myself to the place but when I found myself within the chapel, the good instruc tions of my parish priest came back to, of faith my mind and sentiments again I knelt down sprung up in my heart. and prayed that God would fervently have pity on me and I had scarcely uttered the petition when I saw you, Signora, coming along my path I at once, God had heard my thought and I took courage to ask you prayer for an alms. When you were giving
"And mother's
greatly
"
pair.
Continued.
"
distressed
a
lie
these papers are restored to you do not curse Laura, me for I am about to ap having kept them. before God. Do have pity on pear Could you but know what my soul. remorseful I have pangs experienced each time I thought of you, for having left you in such complete ignorance your concerning family you would pity
pitiable, appearance
L therefore
your poor beggar grateful heart will be devoted a
is
service."
"If
there."
hope having
TRUE.
CHAPTER
was
miserable
a
It
my for I
'
TRIED
com
more
one belongings, by one arrived here I hoped I to do on some farm.
be doubted;
that hours
in
fever
severe
attacked
features.' recognized your I walked for many days, what I could get by selling
His justice
or
strike,
still
was
Dflitll. AT
«/
died a wretched death to quit the country wanted him. God police
wonderfully
me
Here the young man as if stopped, much oppressed and tiie two friends to induce tried him not to tell them but he insisted on any more continuing his as history, they had shown such an interest in him. " It is right I should let you know how Providence me across brought
ended
blasphemy
over the got I had been
knew I should
had
the
patient,
will
After
the
small1
a
repent
Chapter VH. At the end of three weeks Laura received her papers from Italy. The excitement of holding them in her hand almost caused her to faint. Lady. Eliza had great trouble to calm her to and try her courage, for she give had a presentiment that she was going to become aware of fresh afflictions. was It a with hand she trembling broke the seal. The first that thing struck her eye was a letter addressed to herself written in very bad Italian and scarcely legible, signed Henrietta.
world.
of misery
He
skull.
saved
useful to very perfect stranger
will
you "Do
he. for
is so as the smile Nothing gratifying of the poor whom we have relieved and theiwo on friends, the joy. seeing of the yriung felt rewarded man, for their Laura charity. immediately sat down to write to her friend Doctor Filose for she did not doubt he would do all he could to for she help her, knew that the papers would be sent to her directly by the good priest when he received Bernard's letter. We may how guess she easily impatiently Q.Wa.lfo/1
and had made no acquaintances But my searches for a sit anywhere. uation in were vain and my health gave way under such long fatigues and I found myself to privations. obliged claim the care of charity in a hospital, and there I indeed felt a I was lone creature with no one to care for me in
passionated. return to my
late
of
steps
had
a
presented such that I was more
d'Evreux:
Going the
against and fractured
sometimes
a
entered the took
the
a mayor, postand, of course, a
Semaine
the
fell
miserably. and the third is
,
in Paris and open will remain in Paris till and then pay closes,, and Berlin. Yienna
Alexis
selves
of continuity the borrowed
prospect
10,
.countries
a
hotel,
was
"When I with which
unconscious after twelve hours, clad in the dress he had so profanely used and before any could priest reach the spot. Similar disorders took place in the same commune in 1886, and the three sad individuals who made tbem-
I
"
of the
under
up,
I
1_ lie
'
still
I
The the cowinclude cattle. people lady riders, shooters, Mexicans, hoys, and attendants; the cattle Indians, include steers, horses, oxen, bucking and buffaloes. The donkeys, mules, will New York on show leave April
King
died
I
Buffalo the Bill," Cody, has made the final Irish-American, for the transportation arrangements " West" to Paris. He has of the Wild the Persian Monarch, of the chartered to take it Monarch has far as Line, The show will be bigger than Havre. West" will and the "Wild ever, and 252 head of 245 embrace people
The
I
I
recovery.
Colonel
with
an
iu
cellar
surgeon, having of healthy nerve from a been amputated, just
nerve,
patient's
of piece sensation and there
and
the
restore
to
proceeded
distributed.
was
hours
read
an
in a patient's and arm, the operation some of was taken away ; this followed of by loss of the skin the part to
nerve
which
own
I
A
from
We At
I
I
of in the course the nerve itself was
men
rni._ J.IXC1L
r\Avo/\v»n
Paris
.
A Remarkable Operation. Guardian mentions a Manchester by a provincial departure surgeon. small
bank,
a
distribution the man-
I
was
and shouts,
situation
newspaper.
I
for
now,
Fleury-sur-Andelle, Department of Eure, on Carnival Sunday, a wretch himself in a dress disguised Capuchin and in a masquerade ball he parodied of the Church the sacred in the rite
attacked.
touly
took
of
sprang
to your
narrative.
I Fortunately which became
inhabitants had name of Guthri,
"
i
whom
"
sum
this
I
expos thorough investigation of the Jesuits of the methods that have taken place since the days of Pasis so chal." All which much the better men
and
ooiTorol
his
said
Bernard but he has henceforth
when
life
work,"
you
certainly and from
were
J
committee is in hot pursuit vigilance of the assailants. And— most marvellous of all in the course of one afternoon a new town of fifteen thousand
I
the
RTT
w0
continued
;
several claimants. Three been murdered by their rivals,
office,
Bel
ure
for the
momofl
the trains ran astounding of an hour loaded to the who jumped off at allot-
expense,"
"
result and
will
was seems
a
I
with eminent states arrange come over and give evidence of the Jesuits the operations in
countries.
recently
—
I
by
portion
which
fear
back
me
give me
compassion.
from them was a written certificate that I had been a faithful servant."Here it is Madam," said he, hand was which ing Lady Eliza a paper
the army preceded wagto seize racing pace upon locations. Twelve thousand have hundred aruiB it is already, at
eligible
I
.
and
false,
as
the
every quarter roof with men ments which coveted, they of them with yells possession
I
cable-agency
settlers
to
open to have been
I
votes."
messages of the ingly
of the thrown
:
Mr. John at Dillon, speaking the Sandhurst other day, coupled the Times and the Melbourne London Argus and utterdenounced their together, and ance on the Irish the question as the most National party flagrant in instances existence. of mendacity moreover He characterised the
s
The rush for Oklahoma, Indian Reservation
I
j
"
selling
I
not
so enraged at find they would not give penny, and all I could get
single
You
promise
that
little
.
Mich., of
a
me
.
county,
They
mony. ing so
"
'occupation
"
my master desired to return to France and he fixed his abode at Paris. His health became worse every day and. he I bestowed began to sink rapidly. more care on him and my whole time was taken up nursing him. At last he died in my arms a few months ago without his affairs or settling provid as he had intended. ing for my future However I had scarcely performed the last services for him when greedy heirs came to claim his little patri
.
I
Jesuits.
teachers'
of
news
Baron RoBenorn-Lhen, whose hrother is Danish Minister of the interior, were, on into the Church at April 2, received Odensee by Mgi\ von Eueh, the PrefectTheir elder sister, Apostolic. Baroness Wedell has been several Jarlsberg,
Doctor
F. Speiser, brother of
the
comes
conversions in Copenhagen. Anna Baroness of Ahlefeldt-Lauriger, and her Batoness Kjaersgaard, sis.ter, Polytena Rosenorn-Lehn, daughter of
$
M.
Denmark
remarkable
I
;
M'Grath, the Mason,
_
Peter Thomas Wade, Mack and David
Robert
contemplated
a
to
position required.
newspaper all
fulfil
and
Archbishop
by a South
of
that
the
the
con
Law.
so
N
which much.
papers
interest
your so young friend You, only, have the power of them. Therefore when you claiming have sent for them remain here until they come, and in the meantime you shall have work to do for the good man who lodged you last night." On hearing this the man young was
delighted.
If the Government of Ireland was that depended to government any extent the responsible whom it pretends
of the people govern it would have foundations by the Arch by the four
on
opinion to
been shaken to its addressed to Mr. Edmund bishops letters
referenqe for the
Being bayouets
to
the
defence built
Fair of
upon
alone,
a;
it
Dwyer Gray Fund
Trial
Father
M'Faddon.'
bayonets,
and
can
to
affor
in
started on
treat
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from
a
these letters are of recent occurrence written
are
The
the
gravest in Ireland. They of solemn ah occasion of the "trial thb occasion
on
on importance, of' a Catholic com 'for wilful priest' in mui-der. Within living plicity. but with memory, not/unfortunately, of out the period covered by the history1 no such case the' immediate grave past, ''
'
.
before
come
tribunals "of a case It is such value of the practical Catholics of of .the
'
in
Irelarid;
.
justice '
as
all
tests
the
the
'
theoretical
rights
supposed
tests also 'tlie value of the infliction of the against which are by the Executive, to be by the forms of provided
law.
tests,
.
"
safeguards injustice
-
It
Ireland.
It
in the most moreover, the in which spirit and acts the motives
manner searching the Executive'
such
that when govern it. Yet, of issues that reach down 'to the claims the and Irish Executive to obedience the four chief we find bishops respectvital
—
of
the
Church of
loyalty of the
commands
that
than
more
the
the
of
priest,'
"Under
he
is/innocent. of system1
though
even
the;
each.
as Trialby jury, the honest and impartial of the criminal law,
for security administration 1
Though
exists.
longer
a
as
in
yet,
their
largest
departure
of what has personal knowledge and declares occurred in that Dublin, of legal the ruthless forms, straining which is one of the commonest weapons in the war is of attack upon the people,
one
down
try
districts'
The
and
men
women.
returns
Lord
190 for
Clive,
Marathon, Aurania,
for
the was
year
Liverpool
the.
Ipft
States
and
thousand
over
two
total
number
of
last
Liverpool, thousand
of
week,
season
week. Scotch,
The: left
with
the
being landed
Birkenhead
in
in
one
name
can
of Cashel
Archbishop of his
because
Father
services has
that declares to the people
is
it
that
M'Fadden
had this terrible life made his the attempt upon by Arch Executive Government. The of Tuam and bishop. says the same; the Primate of Ireland, the Archbishop of St. Patrick's See, that the law under it to which has been determined try " in the hands of Father M'Fadden is, ,
much prosecntor, pretty net is in the hands of fish All comibg within
what
a
fisherman.
a
sweep are be the kind sought
whether they caught, for or not." We will of our indictment
drag
a
its
add
not
word
one
to strengthen the terrible thus made Castle against made Rule, by calmly and deliberately is to the first men dnty of whose lives lor respectable autho preach respect and to to seek establish rity, peace own
men. It among of an individual, administrators the
evil
porary fallibility
no
is no
grievance
passing accidental of the law,
from
arising has that
no
tem
human
mere
drawn
of
error
forth
these
and deep-seated accidental. It is and of the of system part parcel government— -a system that is scandali a system the nation sing and barbarisibg that makes civilised a life impossible;
The
charges.
It
permanent.
is
evil is
not
;
system
that
has issued
often
and
often,
and
in issue now murder. may judicial are a of Their declarations justification the most solemn kind for the detestation and opposition manifested: by the people
will
cure,
their., an
evil .
and
alien
which which
They
rulers.
surface
no '
towards describe
will
never
'
ThC movement the
been
the
the
is
source
of
:feature!
also
thht'
Tbeyare
respect.
thrifty people'j-ojjen it is true, of their oWii history by -reason of sentiments to the influence that' httve root in tradition, bnt by'no means their In. or unpractical/ visionary every a
hard-headed;'
J world country of the English-speaking won the 'front have their1 'to' they way aud' a /lively-arid by untiring energy cultivated The Scottish intelligence
where
You-
bold1.
did
mere
less
Forster, contains
than
weeds
of
-
unf adorn
an
to
grain didtwice put
the
have
he
supply summer
time,
and
had
not?
the
other
a take to put
fallowing get rotted who those
at
will
quietly
tough the
all
up
good job !of them
where
last.
read
this'
will
own
and
other
their
over
Those
showing
will
it
and
;
latest'.
be
will
am
you have of foul seed' that will the third fallowing,
at
year
lumps
they If
have
1
;
dry summer
intof
third
a
that theugly field have some bushels you
fourth
or
your
that1-
on
'
man
parties—ofand Derby,
of Bright,
as
to
look
peo
find is' a there experience they will marked in the two difference kinds' o/ and that ploughing; granting eyeta? serves to turn -over slipshod ploughing the ground, it will be understood readily pie's
I
that it is decidedly sensible farmers be
will
unprofitable/ allow his
and
no
fields'to'
'
ploughed.
so
ROLLED'
Her
theories-
discussion took ac place recently Melbourne before the Tradesball, and Bakers trades union socie Millers' on the question of Rolled Flour ties, the
(
of a
the
Perkins
Society;)
rambling
She
busk
wheat, of pulverising
it
of'the:
stone
by the rendered
it
them
as was donej and consequently them to sift from the
system/ easier
the1
of1 dresproper application With the roller sing machines. system; and proper of' the wheat in the cleaning first flonr; was made of a' instance, and finer whiter quality by the rolled the stone than audit system, by: system,
ome.
PLOUGHING.
-
that
was
flour
antr
of the1 roller1 the bran' or flattened and also the germ,-
advantage
principal
system instead
...
Station,
Jfarrii,
Millers'
occupied by Mr. Harvey
-
the
dream-thoughts. .a
the
(a
L;
had been determined to discuss it before the Millers and Bakers societies' with the it hope' that perhapsmight lead' to fhrther consideration amongst of those societies. members Oh? younger the general 'question, he contended 'that
" to make report, now in language, having, rapid progress a vocabulary, of about 3,000 all words, and uses of which she spells correctly freedom. She seems with astonishing in words and in to think' ; sleep jalwnys her fingers the confused go on spelling
and
of was
it
"
discussion
Harvey and Mr. J.
Mr. R. Boddington, -and stated that opened the discussion, Mr. had met to Wilson and himself and argued the' ques gether previously tion each other, and without convincing
the
says
S.
miller) (the president The chair
Wilson
given
are
Mr.
working
retired
Institution,
extracts, Crootu Robertson, new issue of Mind.
The M.
Flour/
between
was
from which report, comments with by
further
Stone
versus
education the test,
-to
STONE
V.
A
sign.
human interesting being of is not the face probably upon blind-deaf-mute of earth than the Keller.
FLOUR FLOUR.
DUMB.
AND
DEAF,
continues,"
1
in
all
thriving
take work
more
copious Professor in the
The. "Scottish democracy!enlightened of the best' educated1': are the' people' of the United Tlidy peoples Kingdom.' are far in advance of the'Englishpeople aud especially lof the people of Southern
England,
of
spring
with
crop,
ample jan 'necessitate
put
Fbi' day/ and 'heirC of 'ah
brain
been, Charles the' contains
list
be invited
to
now
authorities has issued
ofsyrifpatby
motet gratifying' 'of" the-' histofy
political
its
has
ThC
lose and
naked spots
even
ithe
:
next
'deeper/ thirdoft for the?
hard lumps
will
you
source' skilled
all
Bpiteof
these
-
bring
seed
your
in are land philosophers every is The- child her progress. watching hen case is as now old/rand eight years famous as that of the celebrated Laura who is .a Miss1' Sullivan, Bridgeman. in charge of the child lady by the
-
has
of the
and
'of
champion;
subjection,-
some
and
Alabame, Helen is puttiDg-many
votes to 'thirteen the has thb capital of. Scotland'' the to confer freedom of-' the Mr. Parnell: The resolution city 'upon is the of tlie mo'vem'ehtf of climax with of Scottish the cause sympathy is' forCmdst which Mr. Parnell'' the
by
'
1
nation therefore,' is, and opinion o.n any '
entitled
and
voice,
has
now
its
in
pronounced
proved
verdict -cause is
or question and consideration'.
preponderating overwhelmingvoice, favour
people by In
government. that'
an
an
enlightened and that, appeal/
of
fact,
the a
system has
it
not
infallible,
:
is
and prej udices the classes: and influence: passions whCu: the'oligarchy they bold the reinB of power: That is a fact of interest for a even than'- thdse> whose widei circle at
'
least
superior which
the
is -of it
to
<
r-
destinies
be
the Irish;
Fromthe is
are1
involved
in!
the
solution1
of
theif
demonstration convincing.
new-
of view,'" however; point of Scottish' sympathy To it can be nothing/ '
a
be
must
that
good done some
country,
are
.-done,
are
they
-
few
kinds
of work
fetched': must
in a pretty roughly, of which,, even if still as good for the meant
serve
to-
as
millers.
just badly
was
because done.
of ploughing: line
every next
over
so
that turf
was so
your
backsets
neatly
first cross
turned
over
action
piece that to the
i
buried,:
much
that hand.,
the
in the same patch skilful year you see/from way; .and next 20 to 30 on ofit. bushels the- top, same
;
I
-
'
would
flour
from
of the
green1 herbage will have rotted that it will almost crumble The deft same' 'hand
the
of
system
by and good wholesome milling pursuing,
now a
It is very ques he considered, whether it was the germ from the wheat to extract right so: as wasdone much by the rolled Bread from the roller sy stem milled
ploughing one
length
course/ with describ
tionable;
of furrow fits neatly up In six weeks the whole field. monthsthe heat of the sun and
two the chemical
.or
the You
price, which'/of higher the first considerationMr. Wilson/in 'reply,
which he was stones, contended that by it flour was obtained
if
-
Jess,:
be
ed at
better.But that is finished.. they were with bad ploughing. There not the case 'thousands of acres that will are yield of corn, or an bushels -acrte some wheat,
in
question.'. '
are-
purpose
con-
educated democracy and impartial court if
There-
roughly
its
the'Irisli
feiliatipri'of
of just
wh'Cse
one
1
to'respect'1
FrCm the beginning1
change
administration of until the destroyed are in the the its law and' direction to of men whom the hands lives,
the
.
the
and
well
BLIND,
By twenty-four
Council resolved
burgess
day.'
Burgess.
-
of
that for respect no nation worthy The hope to exist.
undermining without which
ruinously the law
contains
Disraeli,
as
is
leader
own
New
that'
honorary
In
plants.
to
sod',
upturned
the!
the other casr, part bard belt of sod, next five years ; the
'
A there
Edinburgh's
the
year's
efforts
like Garibaldi and Grant, to of the heir presumptive of the of England. Tlie name throne and the scientist, the artist, Roberts, there' that' Simpson/ are there to wituetes and is in which human no field genius are of the highest quality energy has not a exercised which contributed name which the Irish to swell the roll
ever
importation-
next
Parnell
republics well as
as
'
largest
on
of Mr.
names
and
per passengers been. English, tlite remainder
in
name
it Aberdeen, of philanthropists like Lord and Lady Biirdett-Cbutts, Shaftesbury as well as of soldiers like Napier of and On it we Magdala Hope Grant. find the names of the heroes of peoples
four steam On; Saturday from Ameri the Mersey thousand three head of cattle,
foreigners. ers arrived
the
fam'ous
tlie
;
of one thousand Two-thirds have and and- Irish;
roll
a
Salisbury, iRosebery,
week,: five thousand previous week of April, hundred, and. first thousand. Since' the; emigration there has- been an commenced
eight
a
Palmerston,
seven'
over
is
than is; greatnessStewart Parnell. of names men
Mersey for the Canada/ carrying;
was
with
Channel. Finally, in honouring1 statesman, For' honours itself.
names of of the' history the Britain nineteenth during but' contains not one of a man century, of popular truer to the cause liberties, to the cause of popular truer well/being, of imperial' or truer to' the cause aye,
The
emigrants.' who emigrants
real
of
at is a great of annoyance,' andean eyesore to If you will look a little farmers. not will see that over a you that sod was converted food' Jinto
of the
Great
week of News
Central'''
to
relations
into union
the
across
reasons, be placed
most
says—On Saturday
telegram
United
ca
A
2,650.
:
be
may
Edinburgh
toll—
New
2,789..
corresponding
steamers
four,
all
in.'
is
;
City-
and
will
these
them
brought
whom
.21-st;:
for
75,
last
peoples he that
19th;
;
154,:
England,'
numbering
—
last
Nevada,-
355, 410,-
Chester,:
York
Philadelphia for Boston;
531,
be one end or it both, may of the laud/ the middle that' wants an extra furrow or -two to even Pat the same or even a much man, up. better to and what' man, back-set that, it
finish,
a
which
good
York,;
York
'
more
at
April, 18th,
;.
;
—
young are the
for the 58 for Halifax Scotia, of New 384, City Germanic, 176, City of Rome, 506, for New
soil.
'
of them are going to the coun principally and the new'rising towns. all nearly The following week 17th
making
is
he
so on-
at farm. perhaps the very next The furrows are not nor parallel, equal' in width the fnrrows al-1 sometimes is most set on edge, sometimes it overlaps' and when a few he comes to a inches,
laggards
that
is good ploughing bis abiding mark'
Look
'
and
It Was a how to
so.
knew
'
all
emigrants
important,
skilled
crops, is
it
both
and why who left
iplough, that
why
of
loain
crumbling liberal
who
ploughman
the
on
fully
fine
patch yields observers know
be prized. That he will M is 'a1 than a politician. Th'dt' and self-denying of whom patriot strong That he nation be pro'ud. does he see ? Part any might but is has ntit only served Ireland, served rotted, just as in his ofit forms a Great Britain by teaching country tough to 'that will last for the men rely on constitutional methods, whole of it to look and them into paths that have leading is
prepaid
are"
break
the
after,
-that
shortly the van
in
soon
the And
time,
history
few
Very
the Cities,
on
of
'
his
who have friends in the. -United
by their
settled
to
out
answer.
will
so
Years
unreason.
in the march what is it it sees ? That, is WalcOt put it, Mr. Parnell Bailie of of the' mbst conspicuous 'figures
as
of the emigrants
going
will
onward.
the
cent,
per are
sent
increase
certain classes of only has been virtually done away it caseB, in practically case in which with every for it is a matter of political importance that of fche adminstrafcion a verdict should be brought The in." guilty adds that he speaks for his Archbishop
ed
70
here
already States.
five no
abolish
legally
Over
leaving tickets
'
case.
the
do
to
power Scotland
now
clearly vision
space of a The fact of such a large number week. here is accounted for by the leaving at this unusual number of liners calling of the that period, port, within every one Transatlantic baviug companies regular a steamer and the'Cunard here'; calling boats and Inman Company had two
number
present
administration in legal the of Ireland," says Archbishop is of practical "it a matter Dublin,' to secure a fair trial' either impossibility or for' whom the priest laymen, Excutive be really determined to may found see on' any charge, even guilty oha charge of wilful murder, as in the present
of
Nova
three-fourths
that neither population declaring, in the forms of the law as they have been modified and as by recent statutes,' of the they qve controlled by the officers nor in of those the spirit Executive, the officers is there for any protection life
large
2,789 is one Canada. This numbers that ever took within from 'this port
'
19th
Transatlantic liners and at. embarked Queenstown souls for the United States and
called
'
their
force of other no
offer
be gone. has been of the Liberal of Great' Britain: -progress will be The cause which is its to-day from N6rth to South that of the masses' to-morrow. of the island What it sees
Exodus.
week ending Friday,
the eleven"
During
April,
1
litis'
things.—
brute
the Coercionists
The But
defiance, incidents
by
government
opposed but
Irish7
Dublin
Nation.
different
something
government
people
the
.'
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<or
of
-
Unionists desire to
fortunes sacred
are
.
whether
those, Rulers,
and
liberties,
But for Home the see
.
in
containing
accusations
the terrible these letters!
contempt
.
with
that
not
stone-milled bakers could
keep flour,
so
and
get more of the latter
well
he
as was.
bread thau
that told,
from from
given quantity similar of the former, and. if quantity that were the additional the case weight of bread theagainst might be placed flour. Ther& higher price of the roller a
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doudt
no
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flour system than
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his was
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hit
you
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pardon,
fish."
my I always make it a rule to tell " that Oh, happens." wife everything " £ tell said Smith, my my dear Jones," never lots of things that happen." wife dear
My
I
doctor,
a
suffer
great
in
fact,
said Jerrold's acquaintances ' Our interests : correspond some boat. row in the we said what different sculls,"
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can
will
her
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neighbour
boy by
is
reply.
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prompt
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crew,
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some
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didn't
his
clothes "
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Mamma At Call
nothin' father man
the here
car
a
into
the
the
from
dirt
"
said Ain't
;
and
dry there." Doctor— Family
reply
are
you-
;
"Your
needs
wife
than anything go out. Top—" But she won't am I to do ?" Family Doctor to shop of money her plenty
else."
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he didn't
He
always out-door
of
a San Francisco home for Europo,
code aud gave didn't
it
millionaire
more
—
laugh.
a
of
Old
Master."
artist,
and to
proposing of
made display caused his cultured a
the
on
was
when
her,'
she that with the
crass
ignorance writhe love for her
soul
slew
and
agony,
They
his
to
in
walking
wore
when
gallery
on
the
sad
a
picture took
occurrence
place. "
Miss
That,
he said,
Upstart," of au picture ing of the Old Master." And she replied, with to
dot believes firmly shust to spoil invented his out. help der wood meen
keep
had
who
man,
jumped
into
"
dou't say old master
an
to poor a servant
to
me
water
Some Bits
Der
nature
:
for
may, In
sexes
a
by his
in
the
much the the sooner
for
her
talk
is
better,"
a
hemp."
church, the apart,
seated
interrupted
speaking
sowing
am
Methodist
were
shortly
I
loud sermon.
sex, said
said,
among lie;
the
of
great
so
!
Fancy
him
he
looks
Why,
!
have
been
able
to
your us." "it
stopped rever "
will
Some
So be
oyer."
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any
sliust
it
as
simply It vhas
I ltaf beat a
seen
30,000
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to
Yes,
imply, now, but
it's
wait pleasaut till the comes." The twenty min reckoning utes allowed for dinner had almost el abstemious apsed when-the philosopher up to. a beautiful boldly youog woman who at the presided counter, and held forth two cents a in saying, " had a bun, and a I've bantering tone, but I culkilate glass of water tevy you that."
for
charge
if Fifty cents, the young lady's cents
Fifty
for
"
one
please,
calm
of glass in this
and
any
for
green
dinner,
stated-
by the printed
notices,
eat
whatever
like."
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sir. as
price,
see
sir,"
reply.
buu
see
!
child's
you
a
Do you eye ?" cents Fifty
water
can
you
and
the
honour queelc
vhill as
you Americans have a keen enjoy ment of a practical and the joke, of the 'cute Yankee, who spectacle had so cleverly over-reached tickled himself, the as bystanders immensely they
crowded round who had been "this
to so
child" He
Perhaps
there
his
position.
false
the
on
gaze
individual
'
sold." But severely so disnot easily glanced at the clock. still time to retrieve
was
comfitted.
was
his
Paying
and
eat
whatever
without
cents
fifty
you
another the Yaukee sprang word, the eatables like a famished wolf. one he secured hand a of plate
auy-
a
men
Luckily,
rait
robbed
afterwards dole,
dey pay deir pecauso to 'em. surprise who vhas too good to
car
street
and
a
walking der
bank to Canada.
stick.
of
skipped a turkey poor family some und for gif 'em a Thanksgiving, all der music. It vlias sheet of piano dot der music doan' same except thing, "folks
make anypody
gif
a
seek.
other
upon With
dish
a
of
ham,
custards.
critical
every
&c.
Judging
object
seemed
to
be
cents'
worth, the
but
to
dish
perhaps, the moment
on
for
from
table.
at
him,
this
for signal starting and the a given, Yankee, casting of despair started glance at the table, red face and protruding up with eyes and with a hunk" of bread and cheese in his hand, made his way to the train, as he subsided into his seat like saying was
"
a
or
Times.
and
much
so
spending
on
buy good,
style, better
and cheaper and substantial
much of the does you only in that simple, American
vile
so
using
cine
,
Hard
stop rich food
clothing of life things and the foolish way, especially stop of employing expensive quack doctors
every habit
that
trust Soule's
a
have
but
pure Bitters and
cost,
trifling
and
;
;
humbug medi-
harm,
Hop
always at good times
put your cures
;
you health.
good
Dr.
reniedy, that will
"
see
Chron-
icle.
teed
D
two
SHiV
ROTHERHAM HUNTER
£3.
at
years,
E R
LEVERS, Guaran GALLE'S, Albany.
J.
gorged
boa-constrictor, more, and I'd have made look sick !" .S
"
Five
their
A Pauper's An
minutes
incident pathetic called the short the is told poor," by "
of
R. Maclclejohu, Poor, at
He
and
did
it
long need iesidc
main'ard, miles distant,
few
a
instiutions
parochial
in the
occupied
necessarily per, living she suffered better in some
likely kind. but and
the
on
land
Smith, was
extremely
that
she would
She on
did small
a
there
not is
Barbaro
that
place, of position from trouble
a
pau which In had
years. she
many prosperous days for the foundation
more
no
being
The out. back dated
and
under
came
She
and Mr.
the Inspec Shetland Is old an ago
time
some
not look of any
care
of
one.
Lerwick,
that
says named Barbara woman, of the Board. the notice ill,
in
yet
the
tors of lands.
Chronic way laid this and Dyspepsia, and out of Indigestion and had sprung as up other complaints age infirmities her. crept apace upon bodily albeit she had Barbara was not ignorant, In earlier life she fallen into poverty. of a fair somehow obtained the advantage and education, enabled ness, to
respect health. from
this, her
her
Although
and
her.
It
in
the
at the
ness
good judgment
use
pit
native
situation had she
shrewcL
and
that
to see disordered
the that
the
the main would soon
if
others that
there
stomach trouble
her usual the
leave
disease
began
symptoms of
rising
had
been
years,
and faintoppression loss of sleep, stomach,
throat, of the dull
one
medical
under
but to day made
In
effect.
no
;
sour
in bad taste eyes, tongue, chronic became mouth, &c., and finally her not being able to hopeless through that The Inspector states auy remedy. coated
in
state of sufferd
long affection bronchial
with the do, bad breath,"
others
headaches, fluids
to
to
enough
from and
probable
is
added
a
wise
was
arose ailments and digestion, could be cured
as
own
asthma
Barbara
the and find she
treatment this strait
or
she
the following touching appeal been swallowing I have Inspector: months. They do me no good. for en on to luorse. I can from worse going
to the medicines I am dure
'
no
it
be I shall would malie
longer. dead.
of yo
J feel There give
:
that
in
is me
a
week
a
last
one
bottle
it
Curative Syrup; Seigel's and a failure If it proves and make will die in peace,
is
my only
does no
me
no
more
two
or
1 reguest of Mother hope.
good I to
expense
theparish." had of one of seems she got hold It Almauacks and read of the Mother Seigel's. the in cases cures by Syrup like
wrought
hers. The Board
and
lone the woman poor pitied how her -petition, believing, as Syrup would proved as useless medicines she had taken. already in the their to find, astonishment
granted
the ever, the other What
was
that she had not only few. days, of bed, but to move to out get and had taken the outside house, a aud to considerable distance, journeys better health than was actually enjoying first taken ill. The asthma since she was of
course
been about
and
a
able
which
bronchitis,
of symptoms and dyspepsia),
hearty of
power housands Mother sale by aud
as
the of
her
were
hosts Mother who
rapidly
all
of wore
Seigel's chemists
than
more
no
disease
true
will Barbara the inspector
that
seems
ed, fifty
J.
Request.
Gray
annals
simple -John
Dying
and
amusing poet
the
groat
greedy
vegetables, his voracity, to eat fifty
not
certificate
the his
pickles, his
empty
a
cau
you
The
of
demand
men
character debts.
Some
woman
seemed
very
"
clothes, healthy food, real more get
what
possible.
roved over dis eyes tant he darted at dish dainties, every within his reach, heaping his plate with the most and heterogenous comestibles, the contents swallowing indiscriminately of and fruit savoury pies, preserves,
DUNDER. Philosophy
op
by
as
economically careful scrutiny
which
with
else.
Dey
clergyman,
talking, A "
not
where
as
a
was
fine
P P
sundry
don't
More will
you
fixed
a
of the viands, he movements, hesitating to treat himself at length decided to a and a glass bun of water and as he oue could munched and drank, detect a self-sufficient at the gormandiaglance all
If
railway
.
man
sbwear
uud
a good, substantial meal. occassion a Yankee en green of the restaurants. He was tered one with the and it unacquainted rules, was that he aimed evident at sustaining
After and
No
a
for
charge On one
Fifty cents, like— eh ?" "That's so."
German.
pody
is
x
mend.
the
American to have customary
"
!"
CARL
:
it
to
1
a
vhas
winter peesness
late
too
of
many
stations
is
beggar, air
an
point
the
on from a man drowning, to save the rescued a sixpence from receiving. and first at the sixpence man,. looked over "I am then at the man, saying, paid for that job." a farmer at work Two fellows passing of said to him. One them called but we reap busiuess to sow, "lis your To which, the fruits of your labour." " Tis the farmer replied very likely
never
it's
At
:
being too
old
a
surprise "You
vhas married
dor. wife pecause und der husband wanted
man
have
-
"
was
point
and und
servant. Conscience vhas. a queer It thing. a man out of a keeps us from sheating und excuses if cent to his face us we fiud uud keep his wallet mit 50 dols. in it pohind his back. No man is satisfied mit der entirely For weather. der fiy-screen instance,
While
A
ence
vhas
home
a
ailments,
why marriage
reason
failure lor
more
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kidneys increases
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all
among ails
;
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in
up
it
with."
you
One
ors,
re
sir,"
spot.
the
exercise
Well,
him
:
was caught in a A poor preacher to He his church. shower on way " take cold if I I shall certainly said : " so no wet." Oh,, into the pulpit go
won't,"
asked
week consisted
An
the noisi
a
dot vhat
years,
Albany
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a
marched
daughter
Then
est."
you
less
—
cattle? these prize yer raised. our folks to what My of any qalf the raised biggest " doubt I don't round our parts." bystander
recommends chin-chin.
:
countryman
a
was
sent
he got a telegram of one word— " Laugh." He His code was at the laughed. went house. He up there in the best He got out the code and he of humour. " read Laugh send me 500 dollars."
girl up to him and do it again. please you that time.
see
coldly
" a has come man, report were turned that you out of in London for house lady's
great
Last
ran
show
said 'a
it,"
plied down
"
cause.
his
to
He
parishioners. and
clerk,
parish the
was
It
off
rolled
brushing
little
a
cattle
a
and
fell
Mister, didn't
by his
:
half
believe
jumping
,in
gentleman day While gutter. other
he returned himself very
about to leave nabob, made out a telegraphic The to her father. look at it, but locked
very the "I
Arabella
me."
baf
of
Power
drunkenness."
of it." the
afterwards
and found
was
at you Beatrice:
about
knows remedy
und
out
in spelling-bees " was turned for assembly with one "n."
fashionable
a
the
a
for
rage
clergyman
drunkenness
The
night." .defend
to
a
came
Perforating
the a
what
sir.
.things
Campbells' trust you "Oh, yes
it
'
sir.'
"They
Arabella: disagreeable
a
makes it What Who go with
-'
article
the
day The
"
During London, down" .at
for
said
A cruiser,
'
class.
now
compositor
parish, received
man.
man-of-war?'
a
his
to
fat
of
plan have made
that the sermon.' the collection is difference. If I find two-hours' sermon on small I preach a but when it is large I give 'charity,' sermon on them a twenty minutes' the of heaven.' delights
spelling Shortly
'
little
'
the
in
morning
details.
do you know I say, mister, Fat man: like water V Neither boy, I do not.' Fruitless hill.' run up
:
are
can of you chase of small
'What teacher
a
'
boy
why- you No, my
the
of
half
.
telling
entire
an
occupy
in
attire
street
wpmeu's
curious
who
one
Boots."
woman Readers Only .—A mental take a inventory
another uiiuute
my
I Has
eolllection. '
the headed
Male
For who
since
liberal
very the
next
Jerrold.
vhas
take
vhill
two
—
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Capped"
HUNTER, Guaranteed
,
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advice,
und
J.
living Seigel's just
(indigestion and it now abated, soon be as hale and and be one himself, witnesses to the
Syrup
ready Curative and
to
save
the
to perish.
Syrup
medicine
is for vendors
A. J. White, Limit by the proprietors, Road, London, E.C. Earringdou
35,
cents
Neslit's
Ladies
Silver
Watches,
£3 10s.
.
"
been
cultural
One of him
It men
—
on an American agri father had whose paper, girl's on the helped him down the front steps had some copy entitl evening previous, ed " The Power of Roots" Perforating He composed it given him to set up. and in sympathy with his own feelings,
Be patient, would probably them." without
my eyes." " you madam," said he, more a deal suffer great
to be Parson—' Y ou appear, brother.' remarkable having success, Second Parson 'Yes.; my people have,
at
vhas well
I
gif
look for de money bushel of turnips.
First
A
"
with
to
resem
ient."
taking before
"
deal
it
—
in
long said
this
Waiter good as
yesterday"
"
for
girl,
Afor
vhay. notting.
0
otj
butsomebody when somepody advise me, I feel dot he mind his own should peesness. No doubt has buried his somepody in de ground, but money you may
village
:
a very A minister preached suddenly halting, and, sermon, I say tnore ?" what shall And Amen," sho.uted an auditor.
us
"
country
a
a
for of my love the duration you— "Excuse it has no me, ending." sir; of I choose to keep it as emblematic has no beginning." it my love for you. A doctor boasted that he cured his " A guest said I owu hams. would ham than sooner be your your pat
courtship.
turbot
finger,"
that
me
give said
that see
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PO
found
steal
n't haf done I can again I like to
bles
we
be useful third may party with be dispensed but it can
would
you your
on
ring dandy to
are.
The
wish
gold
can't.
all all
can
—
see
wearer
"
ninepence."
compensation the through
one
as
you them and
to
.
Kit
eye
has
went
bring directed,
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child,
saying, Mother, let again for a trade; alone they all tried to 'era 'em for a shilliug, but I screwed
me
car-
dozen,
back
came
banana-skin
a
Jemmy
back."
to
A
"
can't
eggs niuepeuce
My
and' if
..
?
eer.
it
take
"
—
the store,
to
-
first
the
earth
Shrewdness.
those
—
ground.
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American
si.
.
the
ft
,
it
like
coffee
is is
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PILLS,
a
&c.
ache, —
ticles. COAGULINE.
for
sold
jsmtmm
for
for
JF 'st Class Travellers.
The
Quinine,
GERALDTON.
HOTEL
Comfort
Every
and
is
And
Wbich"is
WimbkidgE,
and
only in
Famous Ale
:
brilliantly
the
shortest
spe
House
and
for
'Guiness's
ways
ready.
in any
and
Is.
the
and Watts'
of Burroughe.'s
W AS always JT of fLJL' colony
Brands
o
Movers
of
always
obtainable,
and
Attendance
and
far-famed
tho
iii
on
BOOTS,
by
telegram
Hearses
and
Coaches
at
PROMPT;
oeoroe's
al
PRICE
"KV
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SMALL
&
C.,
PERTH.
extensive
and
and
German,
varied
SHOES
AND
Colonial
stock '
TO
'
in
LIST
the
ORDERS
BY
SENT
paid by Parcel in Australia.
ORDERS.
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Next
Address, Door
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ATTENTION
next
IRELAND!
JUST
part
to
be
will
hand.
Civility.
DEALEK,
STREET,
the
last
miTf
turers
'
English,
at
were
price
the
Importer
game.
Importer,
ATHER
hand,
on
upwards.
G. HEARMAN, The City Draper,
Direct resort
favourite
Best
st.
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Is.
and
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details
therewith notice
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upwards.
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V,
otherwise.
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and
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(opposite
Furnisher,
attended
6d.
—
6d.
Is.
These qualities about double the Season.
Travellers
for one
is
undeniable
with
Manufacturer
CURRIER
PERTH.
all
2s.
Moderate.
B3SB,
and
Customers
3d.
Is.
2s.
Talkies,
of the
and Beers
Spirits
being, the Manufactursaved thereby se
and Boys' Straw Hats,
Is.
6d.
Bass's
Stout.
.
replete
and
Luton,
opened,
Ladies' and Girls' Hats and Bonnets,
Liqu
of
stock.
D'LUCE
contains
lighted,
depression opportunity
London, now
are
many profits for our
Men's
HOTEL.
AND
FUNERALS Colpny,
a
quietness
Quality ors
1
HOWICK
conducted
ers
curing
Hotel.
XBilliftrtl
England.
Boot
the
House.
.
Privacy
GEORGE
of connected
present temporary should take this
front,.
ir<o)<Df
Funeral STREET,
public
ciality.
Good
HAY
I
and back Splendid Balcony and Bath-rooms, Stables, First a Class every requisite for
E.
Convenience
k|g brosfssk-
17 7SI&S3 HIAK
the
The
in Hearman Paris, are and St. Albans purchased direct from ;
favourite
meet
good value.
R.
Ar
Charjes
General
PERTH.
Accommodation
The Settlers
of,
of purchasing goods at prices much bereal, value. their. Novelties for and Early Spring, Summer selected by Mrs. personally
Hotel!
i
Proprietor.
Wines/
T.
GREAT
IN
for
Neural
Broken
port,
W.
Consisting
fjj
Straw Hats, Straw Hats and Bonnets. 25 Ca6es Ladies, Young Ladies, Girls, and Boys, all Mens, Youths sizes and marked qualities low prices to specially
quantities.
Horses
in
specific Contains
Cement
'
Best
and
Coughs
&c.
Iron,
large
STREET,
Jeweller,
THOMAS
expec
Cattle. TIC Face
in
lbs.)
&c.,
demulcent and Colds,
serviceable
equally
boxeB (120
sold.
Complaints.
COMPOUND,
HAY
GERALDTON
Chlorodyne. a
quarter
LINSEED,
Squill,
COMPOUND,
cases,
Shamrock
Perth. Mr. J. W. Andrew, Roebourne. T. W. Stroud, Geraldton. „ F. Kelly, Dongarra. „ G. H. Lott,-York. „
Consump-
OF
Senega,
in
..
<BEt&S3S/
VARIETY.
stock to watch
article
every
astsf.
THE,
of Summer Goods made by Mrs;; Hearman her during visit to the and ConEnglish tinental Markets.
Bronchitis
COUGHS, COLDS, Asthma, Coryza, Influenza,
&c.
KAY'S Aniseed,
Stores,
least
V.
Y. E. NESBIT, and Watchmaker
Practical
Colony.
Jj
Oilmen's
TIME PAYMENT. POSSESSION. IMMEDIATE
"
on
taken
at
save
maker
—
and
Grindery
hand. Good in exchange
'shortest
kept of
BOOTS Children's. best and English
Leather
the
on
in small
:
from
select
beg
BOOTS,
sible notice. Also, varied assortment and the
PERTH,
OF
Spectacles.
will
he
and opened the
sscaipssc
ffsfflsip
octaves.
Tobaooo
Alberts
by buying besides having a large from and a practical
per Nesbit,
to the public generally to thas announce manufacture classetall
JNfor
and
DRAPERY
Clocks
cent.,
received
&c.
and Spirits
Wines asks
Gent's Rings, do Ladies'
customers
20
Britnall),
irTREET,
Bracelets & E.
Bi
Jewellery, &c.,sbld Watcbes, Clocks, TIME PAYMENT with IMMED to householders at ex IATE possession As no low ceedingly prices. heavy for convassing and is paid commission collecting,
that
announce
f
Sugars? Flour.
Teas,
on
spurious.'
to
j
—
Draper—
City
has just
|
Iron,
and (muzzle Ammunition Sadd
Harness,
.
not
HEARMAS,
BS
pieces,
loading)
Brooches
&Ci
'Cruets,
„
Walthams Gold Watches Silver Watches sets
Cups
Success.'
(s'sss-sstsisrss.
Silver
Rings
Plated
Electro
language.
every
look Purchasers should and Boxes. If the Pots
the
Wedding
ji
Vendors
all
by
'Keepers
„
breech lery,
6.
The
—
Snider
Revolvers,
Fowling
Rifles,
repaired
Corrugated
Pumps,
Douglas
Breast Pins Necklets Studs Jet Brooches & Earrings
Pins
Necklets Btuds
„
Oxford
533,
'
sold
are
'Breast
also
requirements,
Galvanized
Wires,
Ledntines
„
at
(late
„
Station
W.
Stocks
full
Carpenters' tools, goods, Portable Wool Anvils, Forges, bales, Wire Cornsacks, Netting, Fencing
Earrings Alberts
„
„
or
hand
on
always
Agents,
other
sundry
repaired. Nesbit's Ladies'
Leontines
fail.
to
London; And
Alberts Gent's 'Rings, do; Ladies'
Manufactured
are
only New.
78,
Earrings
„ ,,
King's
never
„
order
to or
Gold Watches Silver Watches „ Gold Bracelets setsB. & E. „ Brooches „
rubbed
effectually into meat,
salt
cleaned Levers
Nesbit's Gent's
Dicers,
remedy.
infallible
the
on
Watches
Importers
Station
.
For
made
description
BAD LEGS, Old Wounds,
of
cure
like
Succeeds
.
the
""
Searching are known
and
first-class
English
and Healing Properties the World. throughout
Merchants,
Stock;
description
Its
"Nothing
eaou.
.
HAS Watches
and
best selected stock of of Jewellery
WAREHOUSE,
FREMANTLE,
PERTH.
STREET,
HAY
COLONIAL
Jeweller,
oitlie
at
the
Rowick-
&
Bathurst,
for office
the
of
street,
CO;, N.S.Wi
Rev.
Right the
".
W: A;
Perth,
by
Bryan.
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