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Eye-Witness'

An

Account

of

on-

Daily January

Telegraph published from its 19fch. a description; Suakin of the last hour correspondent, time ago of Geueral Gordon. A short one Demetro a Greek arrived Georgio, Ivhartoum. He here with news from

by

brother

Nasr,

one

other

Jumi.

Nedjmi to

them

seeing

the

Sirdar the information

for

i

of Lord Salisbury. The correspondent asked Why did not Gordon construct fresh trenches and ramparts ? Because he there troops. thought there were sufficient

—3000, round

think.

about

under moved

The and all gaps held by a large force he That Pasha. night

were

Forigli the troops

the other

in him. fidence the blacks got

took

,

Do I

can

at

I

j

There

?

say

the is

no

the

betrayed

and

!

j

i

I inquired, that believe, arrived the would have before, place informant with fallen ? If, replied my the British, or even a few of emphasis, hour before (he one them, had arrived would not have the place and the would troops to the last. had 'Farigh

attack taken,

fought word to the all to-night blood was over

passed

Gordon a

and

to

dire,

of

that

-with

to uniform

One putting

It

I took Arabs

Mahdi.

When no "

Lord

the

?

'

Then

fear.

through

not

garment

He

was

it.

bad

one

a

smashed

With Demetrio

in.

Gordon

?

bad

who

been

sent

I

At At

yard gate was

!

the other is yet time. Go in and take the boat." "

the

balcony, there "while

two, at the little " I Shall

said

Fly,"

door and leave fly Gordon replied indignantly. would indeed be a disgrace. fly."

He

then

and donned his Then

went full

into

his

uniform He

he forth.

came

post ?" "That

my

I shall inner and

grandly

room

sword. drew

full On his height. up to his " of scorn. was a look Whom visage on the sea seek ye ?" he asked, gazing, faces of the dervishes of force, he angry the clamour and hearing of saw below, " voices, Gordon Pasha !" their angry You want him do aloud. cried

they

he

replied.

"I

am

ho;

come

Demetrio

hither." Again Georgio Consul urged him to fly, and the Greek their but lie spurned advice, crying, " leave Would you have uie Shame op

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in

I don't

marvellous Yoicc

wo

do

but

be

services,

such

So

far

as

I felt

and calumnies, times rewarded

(cheers), had its

they

fight show maintain to

got who have

still

sacred

saored

of

a

and

affection

is

beyond tho reach, aye, and beyond even of the mere conception politic who are ians us persecuting ; (groans) still of the wretched creatures who less the

vile

wages,

lecture

us

I

groans).

tempt

to and prison (groans), content with their earning but must dare to they in and morality (cheers

us

not

daresay

of court

that farce to-morrow

it

we

at

to

refer

will

Carrick.

is the most contempt with which these

would be con to the loathsome

have

to

I

go through confess that

charitable

removable

feeling courts

are

this

to

the to show

to

struggle last hour.

fighting done our

have

got to

day

What wo have wretched rack-renter

every

is

we

prepared tho last

111

us

to-day for

part and

conciliation

that

ever

that

is,

no

and

overture

come

we

again We

for

from

have got to show that, and I tell that there is not a man to listening uie who has not the power of helping in that consummation, and of bringing that home to every and landgrabber (cheers and to every other vile wretch groans) this that crawls island We (cheers). have got to hold our own from this un til the general and if we doomelection,

far

sentence who are

What we

becoming

stubnorn

We

nation's that

confidence

a

(cheers). that

are

you

confidence —

we more

Irish have people. these men if got toconvince that, they don't their hurry up with settlements, the only settlements will they ever get will be the settlement that will be meted out them at a general election (cheers).

trust, legacy

is,

>ci element, will settlement the side of the

have any enchantments I do most gratefully

will

general the first got, that opponents in

ana

fur

the fonduess which lavish us upon

by

own

part like aucestors,

our

when

it

was

men

who

who

carried

are

on this fight hopeless than fight then I tell you that Mr. Removables may wreak

a more

is

Balfour

T1IEY

ARE

of

worthy

to-day, why and his of vengeance their bit upon as they can. They may try it

HEARTILY

us

as

again,

WELCOME

TO

long and TRY

AGAIN.

Though

(Cheers.) it

is

not

odious,

pleasant to

also

in

all

forms

its

(cheers).

consciences and the humanity British this people, whole evil

of the brood of and of land

of Removables,

rackrenters,

who are (groans), torturing will to-day, vanish like unclean at the dawn of spirits the and day will there go up to London a Parliament whose first decree will be " Begone, Satan begone oppression and Coercion tho Irish people deserve their liberty have earned it, must they have it, and they, will and enjoy, they must as as enjoy it, God's sun long shines the hills of Ireland" upon (loud and continued cheering.) grabbers Ireland

;

;

;

The proceedings

then

terminated.

of Criminality Cheering Groaning.

Says the Pall

Mall

and

Gazelle describ the Session :— " graduated scale of criminality to regard cheers, and groans," which has been set up by a certain of police aeigeant at the Iho with ing

last

-scones

,

of

Donaghadee,

nanated

by Mr. Hero

inteiest.

is

Sexton,

not

as

without various

is

a of table and their price in the legal market, as it were, which should be affixed to every police-station in Ii eland, in order that people might be in a position to select an econom expletive

of execration

cries

when wishing

ically

ings

Down Unlawful. <'

''

to

relievo

with

feel

and Balfour!"

Salisbury

Gladstone!"

unlawful

did sergeant Parnell !" unlawful.

Did

"

was "

-O'Brien

!"

he

Might kuow.

not.

;

"

this

their

:

not

think not

Certainly

unlawful.

have

I

to uie, to

need it

The

Arrest

is

face again

not

say

that

inexpressibly the dreary

and

Treatment O'Brien.

The following from "

M.P.

for

ImnvieniiniQiif ....p.

housed reach from

county, at

small

a

Manchester.

he

until

in

the travelled

he

for

was

was same

by meeting at

appearance

the signal of enthusiasm on

meeting

village

B right's

His

to

Porthcrawl in Wales. Here

priest

Jacob

<

ac

thence

Bridgend whence

_i.

miles

escaped

South by

a

ACc,

90

fishing to

(sic)

attend

to

train

Viiiues

for

He a

Glamorganshire, ho was able to

f l.» „,,c

drove

by a boat from named Trollior

division

escapud from court to four rnpntbs'

iinilm

Carriclc-on-Suir, Wexford. county

taken

the north-east

who recently sentenced being

after

are

Mr.

contemporaries:— 30. Mr. William

London, January

O'Brien, of Cork,

of

cablegrams

ourlntercolonial

the

until

have

rorimuaDio

this

and

hours

convince our year that passes

more

endure trials thousand a

are

the to

every

for

concerned Irish if

as

arithmetic unless that, tho general election of all our labours and

end

We

place,

and life has although public share of troubles for me, though life has never has not now, had,

public and never for me, prize that that

that

to

countrymen

our

am

certain

as

fault,

be the

counting

as the Irish representatives It is a privilege and a liappi-. people. ness to be able to suffer something to tho cause of such nation advance a

constantly have representatives

is

but

;

of the own

election.

their

(cheers), I have

our

It

the crowning of all our hopes (cheers). But let there be no mistake about it. We are not going to win by merely sitting hands down with our in our pockets,

that

affection

is

will

to a appropriate So you are") to marching a criminal his than to victory going and doom I cheers). have (laughter believe there often said that I don't is a in all the world of race that are capable for the gratitude showing such touching

and

events.

the figures it

("

smallest

to-day glowing a removable who

ask

isolated

or

more

conqueror

Irish his the

upon that

County which have practically London to our side (cheers);

over

people

March on upon that road, and I tell you that when the appeal comes again to the

the of the

elections,

I

and

The

finally

the Govan what is much very the London

Welsh

and sleep thorough-going resistance to uncompromising

coercion

at

the Irish not to he people blown about by every passing wind, of victory or either disaster. Our cause does not now depend upon isolated parts

enough

demonstration

be not

;

won't

election.

upon

important

brought

you. A

I

is

not

is

part Irish

the

stifles

finally

(cheers). won't it

govan

nor

Council

enthusiastic

demonstration could not

he

depend merely upon

more

cheering, prolonged I don't know said fellow-countrymen, how to set about tho thanking repre the and sentative bodies, trades, of Clonmel for this tho whole people most

Tom Condon

who does to-morrow cold shiver dowu his doom of tho whole miser

ithe

election,

he' the accorded addressed him, In the course of his remarks, people. to he referred matters which he knew were of interest to the Irish people. who was received Mr with O'Brien,

and

never

is written system of misgovernment the hearts and in the consciences of the British Several people (cheers). of the to addresses have referred

wel

hearty

administer double-bar had much

a

the

of

and the people, with the most

me

with

that

visited.

was

the

able

of

different he

possible.

of

in

come

not

himself

you?

character

trial

the

which Tipperary his Clonmel reception in

would

to tako Gordon orders alive, special of the staircase. I stood at the foot went up stairs, being sent by ibe men " Gordon who were vociferating below, Pasha Gordon Pasha !" Gordon calmly left

of

the

prison

sentence

know

back

'

dervishes, Mahdi with

the

by

was Suir, of extraordinary' enthusiasm in

Mr. O'Brien—

hundred

Five

will

Janu

recent

on

scries

23rd

on

respect

don't

before

There

(cheers).

our

hedge of

at the beginning, only of resistance this indomitable nation It is not (loud cheers). banner but upon our banner of is light victory

Clonmel.

at

Mr. William O'Brien, his ary, the day before

for

standing prin Georgio. (the officer of the Soudan and cipal medical and Nicola and provinces) Lemenditu,

Greek Consul.

(cheers). end, but

which

carnage

is

because Mr. Balfour

say finally,

not

A

our

superior, and him," him. We

the river. the palace into the The is.

the

the

O'Brien

William

him, of

speechless of the Mahdi's

what

was

of

some

(groans).

of

representative,

in

.

less

I

them.

voice

on we will I ask go, and onpeople to go with ungrudging and thorough aud honest to good will wards the the Scotch English people,

cheers), of these

my

round of unmanly— if it was not womanish mode of warfare (laughter) Mr. Balfour seems to by which delight to scrawl and scratch his opponents when he has their hands tied (" the AH I can say is, he is coward"). wel come to begin it all over I think again. he will find there will be no shirking on

justice

Manchester

in

Allah fur-

May

-the

sum the disregarded mons men, and if I am going to meet theui to-morrow in Carrick it is not in order to spare them trouble any —it is because I am the course taking that I hope will enable me to say a few words to Mr. Balfour's own constituents

(loud

the

Gordon

the.

balcony facing part did you enter went the back. We tree where the sycamore on

ther particulars ensued.

warmest

they of

heads. Then follows

their

on

acknowledgment

into the courtyard. then taken Gordon Pasha smoking a cigarette

saw

thy blood be punish them."

At

I

called

who to be proved men, to ordered the rest "slay they fell upon him and slew were

!

behind safe

talk

in

bring,

Castle

justice Mr. Balfour's I (cheers).

and

Mayor

these

towns

an

ouce.

they friend third said to they

garment

thou Mahdi

treasurer saw the Mahdi's befollen and what had things Gordon he was sorely, vexed, and, draw " have cried aloud, Wallah ing nigh, then ? thee, they killol May Allah retheir hands. on May quire thy blood

when

Now,

tions

I gave to other my

Scragbo, that my

saw

they Mahdi's Why has

rolled

a

to

on

of the

to the ghastly there a spectator as he of the I was oiit way of the down to the bottom steps,

was

Carriole

air

by

me

House at go to Government " " said, Why ?" Because," the officers "all replied, great to kill Mahdi have gone there

Pasha."

re

The

to

The

was

daybreak. to house. Somo my and told me I ought

my friend rushed in,,

J

;

sont

shall

day.

given of these on the

waxing

was

have

It

I

un

honourable

an

country through

man

to

think they for and respect themselves, electors the of Govan bad not much for them respect (cheers). I may mention As I am on the subject, that it was on and "on John my advice, advice that Dillon's own your gallant

!

j

shrieks, yells, and smelt wailiugs, three friends, Greeks, them. 1 had rescue

had

friend,

self.

been

you attack fbat all night had the city command of

night.

and

friend.

one

the

dying my horrible

to

it

lamentations, of blood. I and hastened Mahdi's two Arab

;

dreadful,

a

member echoed

In flames from the

in

treated

unless

"

JVIahdi, is lost."

lie

been

deed.

man

I asked. How doubt of Farigh town. Do you had the British

?

conspiracy

an

would

Pasha

the

where

relled guns for respect have much l am sure

to fought desperatelythat he .would not thought

have had

The

and rolled down He fell, another and as he rolled general It was a side. him in the left speared Thus died Gordon. wound. grievous I

I

officer

blow.

for a

from

to

trigger

enough

Dublin

mockery

directed and Mr.

the the

is

brave

is

his opponents from behind

isa

in ed

manner

resis

no

manner,

''stairs,

At

points.

was

it

cow-

a

who

remov

are

at

man

Balfour

Mr.

hedge, in his bayonets It is an outrage,

j

'

the

having

two

there

think

you in

were

out

gap

largest tance.

great especially The way.

(Farigh) of the

place

the

,

He

ardly

last,

most brutal and Gordon he Struck

in

time,

have

con

stairs

he that fashion, intimating taken and had the place, they accor surrendered that consequently lie of war. But Nasr ding to the usages snatched, of his At ,the hold sword. same

the

is

down

military knew

course i

Balfour (groans). the mask,

met Gordon am Gordon Pasha." them sword in his

" them saying, I He then handed

expected

saying the

on

had

Gordon

side.

gaps,

wanted

were

soldiers

attack

the

from

;

|

I

i

:

the

of these

one

as a regard simply heads gun aimed at our These double-barrell

by an assassin. ed guns go off just as they at the trigger, by the man

pasha;

j

subject has for

;

of a dispatch which warded to England

and the

the

I

courts

double-barrelled

in

men

ascended

They for

were

they

Each

me.

inspire able

an Girgoh, El Baham allowed dervishes

The

pass,

authority. and asked

dura the gist

hour's"

could Then

rear.

of Abou abd El

of

nephow

.

of several had an interview tion with General Grenfall, of his information forms

the

the account of Gordon's death. follows While Gordon stood in a bold attitude the head of the grand staircase there came of the Mahdi's generals, up some

the

Tragedy. The

He

?"

ignominiously

have escaped

_

my

-

Death.

:

Gordon's

.

of

Story

.

The

tho

a

out great burst the of the part audience. In a speech he boasted that lie had passed four counties through swarming with police without be beiug trayed, although many persons with whom he came in contact knew who he was. He had come now to claim the

of the

rights

of England as sanctuary A wild scene refugee. ensued which the most vociferous con

politic!

during

showered upon Mr. Mr. O'Brien

were

gratulations O'Brien.

a

Subsequently

arrested

anteroom and re 200 police escorting him to the gaol. The was procession surrounded of persons, by thousand and the scene was one of the most iutense excitement. was

moved,

"

London,

mau'

in

Hon.

A.

miuies

February

3.

Balfour, of giving bearer of

The

accuses

J.

Ireland, sult 'to tbc wherein

of

article

an

for

Thomas

an-

in

body

a

Right

Chief

Secretary deliberate in

a a

letter

from

Sexton, M.P. for he protests against being

Free-

the

heaped upon

Mr.

Mr.

Belfast" the iguo-

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caped from

sumptuously for which you

extradition

the

Great Britain, This action was

by

has

a

as threatened manner the are treated.

against

protest

depth of the local

rejected proposed by of 23 majority

treaty,

form

a

in

of

enforcement

class

of

"

a national Ireland.

prove

protest

alleged

Mr.

of

London, February held in meetings were to

yesterday

allairorl

ilLtrontmonf.

during Gaol.

his

protest nf

Speaking

held

banquet

a

ment

A Bishop

the

on

Morning the

in

plains

most

duty imposed

good

for

this

in

not

is

country, but as the Church', it deals with Religion and therefore Catholic essity ments,

Catholic of the

of

simply correct

Catholic

in

nec

a

misstate

organisation Catholic paper

visitor

to

every carefully

when of

read by the members bound to do a vast

the family amount of

it

is

good. be the duty of every should Catholic with all the ques to make acquaintance tions regarding the welfnvoof the country of Religion." Com and the interests It

ment if

needless

is

small

a

munity these

;

but it of the

would

section in West Australia to

words

bo

Catholic were

Queensland

or

have

well com

to

with

meet

you

forward

looking Perth in

to

first

notion, contemptuous but could be much great er with its marvellous than Perth, traffic of three or four hansom cabs and five or six buggies, of which they have

take

heart.

of

Land

the

Black

Swan.

(By Ernest Favenc.) of both The surroundings Perth are Fremantle sandy in the extreme one

has

to

westerly, nects with

an

take to offshoot

Albany,

the train of which to

see

anything Once

districts. the agricultural there little or is, however, to be seen. Money has been

and con

of out

nothing made on

the old days by sheep far labor were native and convict and and both since plentiful, cheap has been then a good deal of the laud the cut farms, occupiers up into small in debt to the lend but a struggling life, for whose good and whoso storekeepers, work. The soil they seemingly prolit the

land

and

runuing now

ming

here,

in

when

like

uiobL

other

parts

on

the

National Library of Australia

west-

able

waterless

sheep,

retiring

exist

can

upon from

obtained the white

water

whilst

the

must

man

but

there

had.

au

his

horses. who had

broken

the

wild

dingoes

cut

bush clogs,

promising

similar

to

Sydney

and

those the

thieves. sheep than the native of The laws on behalf are

population manifestly

exceedingly unfair to the

are

entirely

placed

at

a

to'

get

strict

whites,

along

the

not

is

towns, although countrified look for

outlet aud

large agricultural

goou

shops Hotel

Club

the

native and

a

railway north and

who in

disadvantage the matter. They may reside entirely their beyond police protection, property of the and their lives at tho mercy under and yet they are forbidden natives, of being tried for murder, to penalty

River

deck,

strewn

as

it

in

a

in

will

place which is

far it

behind has

the other a

slightly

it. It is the of both pastoral There are country. street the mam ami the be found a most com of residence. There is

laid

about

extent

buildings unlovely plans

have

interior

much

so is

a

perfect

run

across

But

it.

time

the

for Western Australia yet come to entertain such speculative ideas with For out duo cogitation. many years the and hare toiled drays waggons across the dreary saud wastes and what did for the past will do for the present.

The roads iu

of

this

eccentric

are

region

although

character,

a

penetrating where the

level perfectly only country to direct is the obstacle progress scrub, which be cut through must of necessity road trends. which ever way the They from course iu a turu aud deviate their most

remarkable

within miles

bounds

aud

manner, that

to

for

say

is

it

20

every

iu a travels direct Hue you 25 by the road. Probably this is due to the tracks original being when the road was not cleared followed, had to wind and the teams about to get the of the scrub, most open portions and the conservative mind of the people could not consent to any alteration of the existing state of' things. one

cover

to

Life more

way, whilst

in Geiahltmi if is, anything, and deliberate than in sluggish and Fremantle, which, by the is always spoken of as " up south" norwanl is " down north," a way

which

of speaking unaccustomed greater

sounds

ears.

of part almost

the

to

strange

During the day

the main small

deserted. A of convicts headed by a warder, paity the train, of locomotive, one consisting and a guard's van an occasion carriage al buggy and sandalwood team a few the men at the shop doors, is lounging street

is

succeeded

on

;

business it

of

aspect considerably

is

tho

Socially

place.

There

livelier.

is

a

runs

some

-10

miles

down

along

the

main

main

the

their

j

the

to

work,

just enough his absence.

are often club, concerts patronised held and the people are all of a geuud character. the hearty Naturally, au advent of the steamer is affair of and as such it behoves the importance,

terminus being as sordid and as in the stations Perth mean-looking aud Fremantle. it is the Apparently aim of tho make Government to all street,

been

Perth town

hard

of

earns

not

is

have

weeks carter

;

Gcraldton

fortable the

some

broad

port.

out

on

runniug Richmond

down

the carriers, and it is strange the trade there increasing is to the pastoral districts that kind of tramway has primitive

now

is

the of a type between

patches

cut

with

not

the colony, north of Fremantle, is built on the shore of Champion Bay. The harbor is as at open Fremantle, but a long reef affords a good deal of to the boats at protection the lying and the sea is smoother the Jetty, ail than at the more year round southern

the passage, whilst, the all, dogs with and, fraternising breed of started a be harder

are

in

to

bugbear

round

journey here

road

that

at

groaning humanity. Geruldton the next oldest

of

to

our

steamers

culty is with

amongst them during unkindest took to the

on

stop

beiog

into

chopped

of the

relief

a

found

family during keep his This sand plain that occupies

where

Perth, the

is

is after

to

by

intercourse

personal

The

!

which

can

communication be carried on

hero. It cannot up and down tho coast be for pleasure, for aud all one they are and as horribly seasick, their parents are so it is matter of some equally diffi

trees,

some and also imported With the dogs he thought bloodhounds. track the he could unerringly up whilst the camels would enable robbers, Alas him to traverse the dry country. died of for his The camels hopes

disease

where

not so The perhaps quite large. most marvellous of the passenger portion consists of the number complement of babies and children that seem to travel

from the wilderness wrested a fortune by to hard work and pluck determined try to who caused the depredators capture him so much loss. He purchased some camels from arrived in a shipuieut that

some

another

coast.

un

have

and ample supply for himself One enterprising squatter

telephone,

us

bitter

of

roots

Island, mainland

scrub,

after Probably, the unfortunate

is cleanly well-spread table, unattainable in Perth. Next morning the steamer to tho north-west will take

impene

be followed, for the scanty

Rottnest with the

not even

;

;

or

is

an

becomes dispute be considered comfort retire to his residence on

can

industry

has to be it lengths cleared of the bark and outer rind by means of an adze a tedious process, when bear in mind particularly you of the limbs. the crooked character

which

where they cannot they

of

he

sandalwood and

the

and

unsolved the sur

wood scrub

in

his

over

it,

Tho

to get Fremantle, where we have comfortable bed large rooms an on the majority improvement of those to bo found in and a Sydney

the west they plunder the of rations and steal once into at country

huts

shepherds'

desert the

for

at

the

hot and sandy to the the only relief eye reach of the river, it is back to the Federal Hotel

must have been a to explore in the country Even uow the of scarcity

thicket in the

advautage

but

farming, this

over

is at its highest little price than a bare living can be insured and the work is hard and trying.

more

cause

impossible. From

on manifest many of the coun and the outside stations are try roads, cut off from one another by many weary and sand, and miles of desolate scrub

trable known

gave

with

made

when the

limits.

matter

the

enemies. When hotter than can

is

rounding

in

noteworthy

one

Australia

from

action

-

to

of responsible is doubt and little that the present state of things in the north is there is also little undesirable or no but the rival have not doubt, papers threshed out the to yet coutroversy the end. But the Governor possesses

and are men able to swing, and are make their a way anywhere, credit to any country; but the younger into manhood seem people just using with the present state of contented quite things nor do they wish for changes of any to Besaut's sort. One longs try pre on of "making them discon scription

black

constitutional

strictly

impulse to tho there government

full

an

cutLinor is

his

.Their return. most re

the horses have through travelling be fed at the different camps a good is deal of horse-feed consumed on this of the journey. portion Most of the farmers combine sandal much

amongst

much

all

wood

large

them

are com

a grassless either widewaste, covered spreading, undulating plains with heather or sandy flats overgrown with scrub. This has to be crossed before the grasslands of the Murchison and Gascoyne be reached, and as can

of

a

known,

southern brethren and struggling poor brings

the

as

Flats,

colloquially

stretches

the

extra

seen who have and actually men heard, been there, conceive. But they cannot fellows are some fine there amongst of quite a different these natives stamp. with Some of them have been to India when the trade horses in the old days

the

and

the

of the

more

form of present Government. It will bo remembered that certain the present between disputes and some of the Governor leading led to the former becomitur citizens rather

within That

Fremantle, The

Governor

surface

is the apparently of their and portion crops, it is wanted. West of Geraldton truly on the high road to the Murchison and 30 there first miles Gascoyne after the

dealibgs be con

safely

a

munerative

majority the colonists who claim to be the party of progress. cause Tho popular was, undoubtedly, responsible government, it was that the Governor as considered would bo shorn of his auto present cratic and have to confine himself rights

vaguely that anything

stations these outside still native is question trouble. Making raids

our

may

but

:

;

the

on

paratively seldom grain Horse-feed

to

of

is

the

off

farmers

their

was

in

clean

and

press o.f the capital and Fremantle divided into parties, as is usual iu all colonies in Perth it is for and against

a

in

in

it

like

which We are

"

some

washing

Greenough

The

young

their

it

say,

denuded rock. The

is

of a coming light too gorgeous to be contem cold blood without a thrill. Of of the continent cities they

revelation, in plated the other

water

its

and

fireside,

Australia

classes

Western

to contradict to ac falsehoods, the people with news of Catholic quaint the whole world, to develop and sustain of the the burning Catholic questions the re faithful day, and to enlighten the Church, garding The and doctrines. to be a welcome ought

infinitely

disheartening olden time.

course

only incidentally edited papers,

to

;

in

Australians other colonies

as not with the natives," sidered a failure.

tented."

thinking general, inimical

matter

a

are

spirit,

day

Holy

our

wilfully

to

true

the

powerful engine This is and fully

in

Western

to pays a company that colony on the it would certainly scale greater in,

it

system, an

that

Australian hope of close

I

to

was

ex

terms

by

if

railway

South

visit

enforce

all

little

out

and

remains

fact

Western

absence houses

the

to subjected addition to some of life and stock actually of the farms of their soil, it

which

destruction

thieves. neither in spite

kind of procedure benefits the whites nor the natives, and of the self-complacent in way

unpopular

of

acknowledged energetically Father the Pope, and by men. The Secular Press,

of

and

rogues

the

all

nearly

lately

flood,

few

a

This

middle

:

evil.

for

or

the

Still

heavy

are

tribe,

rather

Rottnest

the great majority, in time returned no intimidated way

to

in confirmed

their

the

supportThe following remarks Jaussen's

ing the Catholic of Dr. is the text " The Press is a most

the

O'Rrifln

of

Press.

felicitous

more

At

this.

causing go over remainder

but

tralia,

station.

and adjudicate, sentenced to terms of

are

gether

tempting

Clonmel

Orleans,

Catholics Press.

on

sufficiently

police

Queensland

and

Wales, in

the

disgrace

to the very unsightly of Geraldton South eyes of strangers. one the Greenough fiats are of situated, the farming of Western Aus districts

then

J.P.'s

prisoners

the

South

of verandahs renders them

trace

light

New

or

on Rottnest. imprisonment On the road down several probably the change of diet, and feeling of die, confinement through chained to being

at

runs,

to

a

m

office would telegraph smallest town in country

each

to

by

——

and

However,

chained

neck

to

local

the

pastoralists

a

say,

the

of the Rev. the Bishop Right of Natchez, in a few Diocese Missouri, the editor, of brief to words addressed New

not

it

and marched

the

Catholic

,

is

which

this.

arrested,

chain,

The

Australia,

are

neck

New consider suppose, may, South Wales and Victoria too far ad vanced to entertain any such views. are The country people of this part essentially countrified. Here amongst

The

Star

in

been

matter.

land-grant pay on

Dublin

way impaired by the of the prison regulations."

natives other,

we

in

no

of

-

in

result

it,

project

A. the Hon. J. Right night, for in Chief Secretary Balfour, Ireland, Mr. to O'Brien's imprison referring to ment, said that he had sent a doctor health Clonmel to see that Mr. O'Brien's

the

has

settlement,

last

was

tainly

fellows at

be the

will

It need defence. the colonists do

that the police routine is, should be notified of the outrage. ,In due time arrive on the scene with they a of black trackers. Some couple

first-

a

tamely

the

kangaroo, of

tariff

own

that said submit to of the law

be

for

Mr.

imprisonment

the

not

regaled

and cer under undertaken great favor of the colony. of be the future value

out

average country holds

the

parts against

in

carried

the

O'Brien."

various

of

diet

a

pay

What

kind

the

3.— Indignation

"

Ireland

at

furious

are

papers illtreatment

on

At

feet. are

you

or agriculturists of course, it although, may tho line nor out back from ; would is it that the syndicate, likely have embarked on tho enterprise with out of experts in the opinions getting

moved. The Irish

three

or

York

at

hotel.

to covet be better

It is reported February2. who was O'Brien, M.P., of in Clonhis forcibly clothing deprived to wear mel Gaol, and refused the prison is now cold ill, having caught dress, after re having had his own clothing

London, Mr. W.

that

hotel

it present for either

coer

against

two

some

in advantages Whatever may the land through

discipline of Mr. William to the injurious member of the O'Brien, imprisoned north-east Cork. the well-known Mr. Samuel Plimsoll, is what is philanthropist, organising termed cion in

their

iu

arms

scarcely

now laud-grant railway completed and Albany as regards between Beverley remains to be repaying the syndicate of the seen. It is the first experiment

which

prison health

use

the

prisoners The Right Hon. A. J. Balfour, Chief for Ireland, to is referred by Secretary Press as the only one who can the Dublin should be held answerable the determined political

shal-. of a

'

custody.

Senate

and poor so with pride

talk

people

.

their American

The

shallow

is

coast,

low that

tho dingiest obtainable, admirably.

and and Tho

well-

on

body of the populace

steamer

now

Singapore fortnightly

most

affords

they

much

post

world

and

arrival

runs

which, mail

to

turn

departure days. from Fremantle combined with

out

A to

the

-

M.P.I forfthe north-eastern O'Brien, retaken t>f division Cork, and who was a sentence ot four by the police to serve after he had es months' imprisonment,

—n——

tho inhabitants communication need as they

coasting

steamer,

apparently with the or

desire.

as

outer

The

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of the

most

other

can

scenes

same.

is

so

line

which

district

Geraldton

or

pleasant far as

a

break, The goes. of the port of the most

one

perhaps

in the west, and its important and are known becoming better

notion

Land

the

Black

of the

Swan.

in

Idolatry The Rev.

E.

Canton. has

Simmons

Z.

been

to with regard collecting in Canton. His idolatry paper is pub There in the Chinese Record. lished the are in Canton and suburbs 663 statistics

01

temples

various

Buddhist

live,

There a

very entirely articles.

which

but

idols,

engaged used and

in

that

live

with idolatry. In addition of

women

the paper and spirits. of a million every

of thousands in

folding to the idols

engaged they are

burn three

i—

of

The Church extenso

,

the

the

of

to the Bishop of Canterbury Archbishop him to of Lincoln, directing appear of Ritualism. various to answer charges anil douDt to no many Catholics, the will appear Protestants, charges the case in the but trivial extreme; one of the is none the less highest that it is for this reason, importance, the Archbishop's not that improbable at a sentence Court, may pronounce of the Judicial the ruling variance with

To

of

that

tbe

tbe

were

at

If of

tbe Church some be doing

result,

would

England

Council.

Privy last

of assert that to independence thing the State which the Ritualistic parly But there cannot be a for her. claim would soon inter that Parliament doubt and

fere,

of the

teach

they

ence

no

Church it

of

talk

Logically, three

the

ought

be

would

is

times

at

seems

the

that only

as

imaginary,

been

if

tbe

if

not

aud

situation

prolonged and is impossible tbat the prosecution be of Lincoln may

of

:

eud .——Catholic

the

it

is

of

the

J hues.

the

(From

Jntercolomal

foreign. London, HoustdU

the

Patriotic

A

Daily

ews.

The

Irish

for

stated

Union, that

he

in

to

the

;

to

and and

of the

is

Millions are spreading. the greatest distress prevails. Copper is worth £78 per ton, is

steady

Bank is

and guilty The latter

in

,

steps in the matter. is now in Paris. Pigott The German Government

trial

is

box

and

is

diligently railway

to

the Bavarian insane. has been prouounced crown, has introduced a bill Sir J. Lubbock a law for into the Commons to establish for and a weekly half holiday labourers heir

Rupert

to

artizans. The

London,

Earlof

28.

February the

toie,

will the s. South Australia, join at Naples on the 11th of March. Orient is also a pasionMr. John Dillon, M.P., ger by the Orient. in giving evidence before Mr. Parnell,

the Commission, ascribed the letters The New York motion

that positively him are forgeries. Senate have carried a

swore

to

article

publishes

to-day Messrs.

to

apologising and Davitt,

long

a

Parnell, the injury

for Okelly done them by its comments. The blames Mr. Standard strongly of a special for the establishment Parnell

Egan,

Lord of the

of the

at

weather

there where and The

that

Rothschilds

a

of prosperity

signs trade

were

navy.

was

have

by

instantly,

Steady A North. tremendous in

many

thousands

the

has

been

Railway

terrific

at

factory were

Wyoming,

s.s.

the

damages

for

whereby

solicitors

March

intimated fresh action

Home

House

the

amount

paid

Albany

relief

Melbourne,

The

offence.

served to the

£250

is

current

year. £50.

was

paid

Haryer's

are

sixty-four the late

been

at

criminal

at Port and are

Young's the Returning for ing booth

tlie

Rule member, has of Commons that

holds

Shares Block 14's

to-day. brisk. are 93s.

his

Melbourne, Fifty

Exhibition Two collapse

of exhibits

cases are

more

£80,000

on

board

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16s. March

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Butler

farewell

Brokens

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Thfl

£4,800

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demanding signed requisition to consider the question session special of providing for the distressed farmers them and giving seed wheat. Governor

firnwn.

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contrary Adelaide,

tlifi

that

forfeit

were

leaves

to the

hours,

of

ground

closed the hour during

an

from

A

against

the

on

of the

trustees

Mr.

on Court, will of the for leave

Equity

tuency. The

are

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lodged

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He

two.

the

has been election

reception

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Mr.

and Mnisterialists Mr. Young Oppositionists. has been re-elected Speaker, of

to

applied

the

1.

span of the river was

annexes.

six

fifty-

has

in

set out

to

stand

damages

Junc

;

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last

Hawkesbury

Ig&sg

valuable

strongly

£10,000. 28. Sydney, February was opened yesterday.

a by majority nominated by

petition

a

burnt,

The

gutted.

completely estimated

for has

Judge

have

has

Minogue

(sub

92

very hot. Sydney,

ready been paid towards

new, 15s.

28.

February

14's

Anthony

has

fund

to him mercy. oat and rice mills

recommended

a

unless for

Wren Meredith Batty been sentenced to death

have

a bringing Times, £100,000 claiming and defaming their libelling

of the

The

1.

clients.

Healy. in the

has

reached £590.

The a

the

representative Association

the

with notice trains their in

Brokens

;

and

The Governor, cf his ministers, ment together,

a

killed.

Parnell's they intend

against

at

in

Company running

is

Owen,

Mr.

u

grant the further has transpired re Nothing garding the Speakership difficulty. March 2. Adelaide, has Mr. Ranch been appointed

killed

were

I

Court to do prayed the so. The Judge asked what was the value of the estate. Mr. Walker re The £190,000, plied Judge stated that it was a shame to throw up such

were

done.

of Glenelg, on.week

The

offices.

has occurred

explosion

horses

on

Corporation

during The previous

A

a

the

to

rushing

to

I

6d.

over

years could

be The

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they

Hordern, to forfeit the to West Australian Government of land taken 24,000 acres Hordern up by Mr. under special

a

hot.

excessively

school

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election

new

will

Both lightning. as also the horses. rains have fallen

every u

the

cyclone, by accompanied clouds of dust, has occured of the North, and much parts

damage

booming. floated

is

from

returning

There

meeting speaking of stated Commerce,

Salisbury, Chamber

that

G ermau

members

new

Parliament

worthlessness of tribunal, knowing the the evidence for the Times. The Emperor of Germany has issued a declaration that the eonspecial stating duct of the Germans at Samoa are worthy

in

is

the elected. speaker speech will be delivered

Melbourne Times

Hewitt

27. Adelaide, February A boy aged 15, and a aged 8, girl at Endunda, while named'Brook, living

Mr.

for

sympathy

expressing

Parnoll. The

moved

The

streets

Governor

new

of

Mr.

and

discontinue Kin

sentence. and his

cruiltv o

morrow.

men

the exteuding the Aignan

llofc

is

Governor's

the

for

remanded

was

nleaded i

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struck

Asia

12s.

money, better

giving Queen's evidence. 27. Sydney, February Parliament opens by commission

sworn

thousand have left

27.

arraigned

were

which

Block

;

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late

February,

Farrar

proceeding.

to-day.

has author of 22 million ised the expenditure marks as a first instalment. navy upon their The Panama Canal works are entirely and

and

brisk

£35

Justice behalf

and is

I

moved

were

success.

completed to-day. Mr. Walker

for defrauding the Commercial of £7,000. The former pleaded

to-day

for the sincerest expressed regret and has the inj ury done to Mr. Parnell, of with his determination announced and taking no further drawing the letters

Twenty-six

a great Shares are

application

Melbourne,

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1. March Adelaide, The seed-wheat fund now amounts to £500 towards has which Mr. Wills ; subscribed £100, and Mr. Simms £50. The Marine Service Board and Civil Commission are the northern visiting of the Colony, and ports examining the Customs. inspecting The electric last light sports night

al

Hewitt

in the ceremony to-day, Amendments large crowd.

officially

of a presence the address-in-reply against 'iu both after Houses, adjourned.

bridge

27.

Ireland. of the Times

usual

occupation

over

I

was

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to

has

discharged

the

tions,

£96.

tin,

j

J I

Parliament

of

increasing destitute

assets

28. February opened with

the

China

in

I

Msnaaa

£7,000,

Sydney,

were

oc

line

w—

£5,000.

divided) has

a—amwa

liabilities

bourne,

the

locomotive left and was train line, down a ravine. Forty and many killed outright

precipitated were persons others injured. The famine

tbe

There

kingdom.

tremendous enthusiasm on behalf Sir R. Webster

that

employed

to-day Union's the money, with Pigott, which would incrimiuato obtain letters obtained and that Pigoit Mr. Parnell,

National Library of Australia

broke

the

proceedings. has caused universal sensation profound

the

throughout

Mr.

25. Irish

A wheel

Caualida.

was

Commission

confession and excitement

cartridge 11 girls

the

with

beaten

exultant

are

party

Parnell

hour, A

)

February

to

goals

February

London,

London,

Secretary,

Sir

Burmese Ruby Company, capital All of a quarter of a million. the applica received within an tions for shares were

OTelegratn.

evidence

two

by

with

anfc

Loyal

team

the chamber.

reforming

deals

measure

House

embody

bill

principally of unworthy Peers. exclusion accident A terrible railway curred on the Trunk Grand

wheth

bavo

footballers

of the best traditions

indefiniliYely.

Rishon

beginning

English two

beginning

however, That, far from unlikely flifi

clergy

independ

the

doubt, have to from the

churches

and

Bishops

Establishment

to

as

for

the

in a

intercolonial.

i'rince

newspapers

citation

doubtful

was

to

introduced

proposals

The

stated

Times

frontier.

charged

England

the

in the

debate

Carnarvon,

has

nil.

Russia

Ritualism.

with

Committee

Maori

central

Bishop

Anglican

in

of Lords, ing

Yorkshire

suspended. have been isthmus.

quarters Canton in

dollars spent for idolatrous purposos.

print,

in tens

is

There

spirits,

connection Canton alone.

are

largely money

year

An

their

upon This

there

aud

idols

worshipping

issued

The

policy.

The Earlof

an

Pigott's

of the clay idols many from the great come in potteries of fire The quantities in the country. in Canton crackers used in idol-worship in There are are made the country. less than 12,348 persons probably not of articles in the manufacturing

make used

vigorously the Irish

to the address-in amendment the coercion condemning policy -reply of the Government in Ireland. has Bates the cricketer completely suicide. his from recovered attempted move

of which

manufacturing There are 67 shops

been

has

continued

was

Mr. Morley's censure. Mr. Chamberlain defended the Governmentand

of

vote

Piggot was day every but proved

will further. they proceed Russell Charles opposed the attempt he and stated end the proceedings, the matter to determined to probe bottom. notice in Mr. Mcrley has given of Commons his intention House

number

given of such

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er

the

are

Queen's speech Commons last night. devoted principally

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proprietors now they are

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arrest.

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worship the

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or

down.

warrant

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where

Attorney Webster, has,

him

considered

the During made to find him,

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fruitless.

where

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present.

open altars. used where things made and sold, are

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priests and altars,

open in

priests

anu

50 places 145 places

nunneries,

Buddhist Tauist

Kinus

Mr.

well-known journalist. mission resuming its effort

Sydney

and

Labouchere

not

Telegraph.

Daily

i

broken

entirely

Sir Richard General, by his conduct in connec " tion with Parnellism and Crime," for feited the confidence of the House. taxation of the The new proposals Italian have met with de Government termined and resistance, Count Crispi has consequently banded in bis Minis to King Humbert. try's resignation The debate on the address-in to reply the

is

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them

for Mr. handed into counsel Parnell, written confesthe Commisson Pigott's sion that he forged the letters purporting The Parnell. to be written by Mr. confession are witnesses to the Mr.

luring

to settle colonies of its creeks and rivers. will afford some that to region in of the pastoral life of those

trip

:

course

26. London, February continued The Commission its sittings when Sir Charles Russell, yesterday,

merits

other

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a

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Paris.

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Re

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28.,

freedom of commercial largest possible and intercourse with the United States, that it was that the Dominion expeclient Government should negotiations open with thes United an date fStatesat early full to secure aud unrestricted recipro city

of trade.

the this

issue

last-

AND

that complained in publishing Mr. Stetson's

we

West

Australian, extracts from

certain

assures

not

taken

in as she element

that

us

direct which but

any

from

explanation

the

was extract the Princeton article Stetson's

from

in Review, appeared, alteration,

by omitting contemporary

Our

passages.

now

first

and

as

AUSTRALIAN

"

Mr.

relieves

was

without This

copied,

an us

exchange. of the

disagree

able

that so able impression and influential a journal could be guilty of an intentional to the Church. slight The remarks which we made, last week, upon this head, we, therefore, and fully Our misapprehension freely retract. asto

use

the

severe

Church's

palo

nature

may

of the West Australian responsibility the matter arose from the fact that it had neglected to indicate the source from which it had borrowed the extract. in

the

THE

behaviour, of fasting

mind

yielded that

My I

Persuaded could

January Bishop,— The

Lord

venture

to

received mail ;

the —

W., 31st, circular

1889. wbinL

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to

enclose your Lordship, the object of my letter. explain It is the desire of the Committee that the approaching Silver Jubilee of H. E. Cardinal Manning's Episcopal Consecra tion shall bo made known as as widely in order that English-speaking possible, the Catholics all over world, may have the opportunity of taking part in it. His name is held in veneration every and not least where, the Irish among in all for his people parts, love fatherly and care of their children poor and their in the vast metropolis of London. We trust to enlist therefore your Lordship's sympathy and that of your Diocese in the effort that is being made to offer to His Eminence some token of appreciation for his unwearied labours in the cause of the Catholic Church. I remain, Lord with my the Bishop, greatest respect, most Yours truly, C. HARRINGTON MOORE. Private to Chamberlain His Holiness, Administrator of the Pro-Catliedral, Chairman of the Acting Committee.

in not

of mucb partaking was to that all appearance to the to the eye' and delicious fail the first ancestral pair taste, and thus of the human family fell, -descendants fall to uf their some the small allow They day. to within them be still voice whims of the stifled passion. b/ themselves They try .to" persuade to the that jstep they propose

be

FUND.

will

and

to.

MANNING

JUBILEE

His Lordship Dr. Gibney following by the last English Pro-Cathedral, Kensington,

in

there in wrong

CARDINAL SILVER

of sense, "for the fruit pressions to the and they was fair eye," Reason took it, and they did eat. was we their in case, may say, the before blinded temptation

Bishop of Perth. 1889. February

uter's

of

but

them

Needlessly

sufficiently

Renaissance of had Barbarism," suppressed a well-dfiSfirvfid Rmrmliirioi-if. to the Catholic Church

themselves to in bring when meats dulge in forbidden a, re obliged by a formal they to abstain. They have a precept for the excuse ready inconsistency

was A

she rejects

our

some

disregarding abstaining, while they openly profess a religion and self-abnega in which fasting one of the tion form essential which it insists. upon principles imitate our first in the parents They their reasoning that accompanied of the law of abstinence. violation of the primeval The denizens para influenced were dise by the im

go within Easter Communion which in this diocese commences time, Ash on Wednesday and ends on the of the and octave feast of SS. Peter years

and

members. within some

of their the law

have

who

of reason, though the before completion

to fast 21st year, abstain from

of the

essential

WEST

the

so

have completed their fast and bound to of excused by the state

are

In

un

it obligations to if a them bugbear imposes in need only to bo looked straight like most the face and other Such phantoms will vanish into air. to deaden persons try by sophistry and voice of the conscience,

days. —

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commands self-denial

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.

!

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still,

the training the first centuries, coincide exactly with forms her children that which And hence, she is as in this age.

following

sations Rev.

Very

being

say

decline

TERMS

God on man, the spirit that, characterized

by

Church

they

an are

j

The what

Church.

changeable, centuries ago and that she time. for all

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vision of the the terrestrial heard the first a

made way for the enlightening influence of there Christianity, substituted the gentler but were Catho still real restrictions of the

St.

FRI. SAT. SUN. 10. 11.— MON. 12. TUES. 8.

violated

turn MARCH.

Beacons-

Busseltoo, Claremont, and Derby.

field,

jarrab,

NOTE.

org

They

fasting.

the duty of daily prayer impos and who refuse to bend sible, their knees before their God night or day for months To such Cath together. olics the Lenten is a dead precept letter and to them ; the voice of the Church, exhorting her children, year after year, to acts of mortifica is a voice and nothing tion, more. These nominal Catholics are in a certainly they minority; a small only constitute very part of the community of which they be to profess members; but,

in the beginning, God's with his creatures, dealings still exists. The prohibition the garden of Eden in imposed manifold to the gave place inhibitions of tlie Mosaic dispensa in its tion. And when that law

nob

'

Road. Richmond,

I

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the time allowed claimed within by law, will be sold to defray expenses. J. & J. CLUNE. Victoria Plains, Canterbury, 6d. Feb. 15, 1889. 10s. If

,

Streets. Garden and Lincoln FREMANTLE.— Tuckfield,

;

'

Murray,

like

something

'

in

.

:

PERTH.—

for Eden is But though past. which paradise, interdict imposed has passed away,

Eve,

;

not

will

find

of

it served injunction, only own ruin and to bring about their To Adam that' of tbeir posterity. and Eve this prohibition was direct ed against the use of a certain fruit. the forbidden no tree To-day, children the of longer tempts

paddock,

our

or

apt

on

one

parents but having

this

,

JOHN MoQLEERY. has for- private sale WITH FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, AND WITHOUT BUILDINGS

was

first

abstinence;

NOTICE.

-

ever

God

by

imposed

formally

;

;

Messrs.

commandment

first

to other

contrary

cause

succeed in themselves that their persuading conduct is faultless. But these are the individuals who not cbdt only cline to the lenten respect regulS' but also to attend tions, at Holy Mass on Sundays, or comply with the Easter of Confession precept and Communion, who are to

.

Co.

itself

some

to eat meat obliged and, therefore, they abstain and ; they

PRECEPT.

LENTEN

Agency, Australia

Australian

for

excuse

per quarter.

for

harmless or nearly so. Some plead as physical incapacity

1889.

7,

e

For 10 under children, 5 to years, per quarter, be paid in advance. Music and singing, 2 guineas. Entrance Fee, £&. over 10 years, 8 guineas Children

:

MARCH

THURSDAY,

TERMS—guineas

Goods. Stores : Cliff Streets.

Free

ST.

GERALDTON.

:

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OF

SISTERS

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I

Circular. work and of Cardinal venerated and appreciated all over the Catholic world. His pastoral in the training of the clergy, care his zeal for the cause of Christian and education, his for preserving the faith. provision of of. the poor, the children are the lasting monument of his Not Episcopate. only has he preached unweariedly Sunday after

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at the solemn functions, he has assisted Advent and preached unfailingly during at other times.. as well as and Lent, With fourscore humanly years upon him, it will be (to use his own words) speaking, What Cathedral to the end. his joy, on the occasion then, for His Eminence, at his to assist of Jubilee, High Muss to and Church himself, in a belonging to him by those who appreciate presented This is a testiunwearied labours. his which must enlist the sympathy monial and the Committee and co-operation of all, invite with confidence your contributions. will be of all Subscribers The names to His inscribed in a book and presented

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the

Favenc,

found

be

Avill

very

a

Ernest penned by Mr. well-known Australian explorer,

interesting

Western Australia visited portions by that recent tour us. amongon

at

or,

those

least,

gentlemen

a

during

sent Guildford three boys have been for three months each. Tavo prison found of them had been by the guilty of of and the third, magistrate, thieving, stolen property. receiving

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required

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a cab driver named Nicholls inst, Citv Police in the Court, charged before Mr. G. W. with furious Leake, the bulk of the As, however, driving. that no violation evidence went to show of the law had been committed by the the magistrate dismissed the defendant, case with costs.

On 27th was

Dominiclc uamed Pontevivio, " s.s. Flinders," died employed on the on vessel last week just that suddenly Carnarvon. The before she had reached who was a Catholic and a deceased, member of the Star of the Sea branch of leaves the Hibernian Fremantle, Society, behind a wife and two children and they reside at the latter port. seaman

is The following an extract from a circular of issued by the Loyal Orange Institution Wales op the occasion of the New South Elections in that recent General colony. the "It is hoped that It speaks for itself our institution will as one members of of man act the expressed opinion upon whose the Grand Lodge, thai only men have been well Protestant principles tried, or made known, should receive unequivocally

their

votes,

irrespective

the question

on

opinions

p>articul'M' of their of the tariff.

this

The

Sergeant "

of Police Phil (Major from following telegrams Roebourne, on Monday

Commissioner received

:

Kennedy,

Heavy

last,

to the

main on

wind

of

gale

Friday away

the

Perth. North Perth and

of

marsh

;

quarters, blown down.

damage assistant

on

a

Roebourne,

police partly

Roebourne

done. Mr. drowned

Not H. in

unroofed

;

Avails

much other serious G. Johnston's native river Roebourne at

the blow of Friday last During dismasted otherM and was and The Derby and steam launch damaged. The police boat sank at her damaged.

yesterday. the cutter Avise

much

moorings

;

expected

to

float

her

this

after

"

noon.

of T. C. Okely v. J. E. The case Grave, G. S. Hare, G. Leake, B. Porter, H. G. B. Mason, J. R. North and E. Canuing tried in the Perth Local Court Avas on G. W. Leake. Thursday last before Mr. from It appeared the evidence that the defendants hired from the plaintiff a car the riage for six weeks, for £10 10s. Avith at the. of either it option returning expir it ation of the time, or purchasing for £50, less the ten guineas previously paid. The vehicle subsequently breaking doAvn, Mr. Grave, the representative of the syn informed Mr. Okely that he would dicate, it at once and return it get repaired To this the latter without delay. agreed, but the it Avas never appears, trap, Hence the action. Much brought back. Avith the case, and time was occupied had been when the evidence the given declared it Avas evident that all magistrate were liable and he gave the defendants for full amount judgment for the plaintiff and costs. ,

1

L. W. Clifton, the collector to sign the clearance toms, refused of the Flinders" on the occasion Mr.

"

of

cus

papers of her

a little over a Aveek Fremantle, her usual trip to the North West. ago, Mr. Clifton had reasonable grounds for ofthis the adoption course, if, as is current-

leaving

for

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take

prove brilliant

As

part an

the

Fremantle in

the

enjoyable

most have

seem It would his sermons issue of the

from

the

of one of gist in yesterday's Eerald that the Morning Anglican Bean of Perth wishes to bring his of the necessity people to a due sense observance. He bitterly com of Lenten delivered in a discourse on Sun plained, to a Fremantle congregation, day last that the majority churchmen of so-called the duty of fasting which was neglected impressed upon them by their bible and he said, A many, prayerbook. great looked of the barbarous upon it as a relic and as unfit for this nine ages, totally teenth He himself considered century. that fasting was a great aid toAvards ob from the unmerited taining Almighty friend Our Very Rev. of grace. has, our cordial in his en course, sympathy deavours to prevail the members of upon' his flock to mortification practise during the season. But we have penitential whether many as to his efforts misgivings in this direction will be attended with measure of success. To any satisfactory tell the truth, we fear that if he persists in the of such doctrines in expounding his pulpit, he will not fail to render him in the eyes of a large self, of his portion not an if ob congregation, unpopular, noxious, preacher.

Neavs Pigott, Enquiry. pearing

appearing

to hand has come of the suicide the witness in the Times-Parnell

of

concert musical

kindly it

BUNBURY. «

From

our

own

promised

Correspondent.

is

likely treat and

to a

success.

The usual monthly branch of the Sacred held on Sunday last. good attendance. xne

meeting Heart There

ixaces JsncigecoAvn last. The race attended. BridgetoAvn

Thursday Volunteers On Friday last the Guildford 70 men, under to the number of about command of Major Gardiner, proceeded to Albany for a Aveek's encamp by train at their destination ment. They arrived If it serves no other the following day. of the Guildford the visit good purpose assist in may probably corps to Albany defunct Planthe almost resuscitating and cause Rifles" in that toAvn, tagenet men of Albany to take some the young little interest in military matters. "

at 8 o'clock, the On Saturday morning, the Malay, J emmy execution of Long, of a sentenced to death for the murder in Mr. Claude Kerr at the North West, took the last, place within September of the Fremantle the precincts gaol on erected in the prison. scaffold recently he The condemned from the time man, his Avas informed of the confirmation of to sentence seemed by the Executive, but vieAved realise his aAvful fully position, evident his doom Avith no approaching signs of dread. Throughout he disavoAved of the murder, that all knowledge alleging must if he Avas ansAverable for the deed it have been committed by him Avhen under the influence of some very maddening On the strong drink Avhich he had taken. before his the execution, day Malay to one of his dictated countrymen, named Avho is an inmate of the gaol, a Hassan, Avhich he desired should be letter to his in Penang, conveying sent parents to them the tidings, but not describing the of their son's death. This man manner, Hassan also administeredspiritual comfort, in the to the con Mahomedan fashion, demned prisoner. The last sentence of the out on the unfortunate laAV Avas carried at the time, appointed culprit punctually At death instantaneous. the being on time held the body a short inquest

Avell

the male Avas

Society Avas

came

meeting has

a

very

on

on Avas

been

a

OAving to the of stream the vicinity. discovery Mr. Government has Anstey, assayer, been out to examine the mines, but I have not heard his report. Since my last, Mr. John McKearnan, of the BlackAvood, mail has contractor, been married to Miss Moulton, formerly of that postmistress place. Our neAv Doctor-Go vt. Resident arrived by the s.s. Rob Roy on Thursday last. Mr. Charles Hastie took over the BunHe is, I believe, bury jetty last Aveek. also trucks actively engaged in putting to work the Bunbury-Boyanup together lively

little

of

place

of

late, tin in

railway. Ever since the races, has had Bunbury a somewhat different to Avhat it aspect had Avhat Avith visitors, tin previously and coal miners, the town has miners, a presented lively appearance. Every steamer that callsin noAV brings for Bunbury. passengers The machine called the " forest devil," for is into general trees, uprooting getting use here. It can be used by one man and a boy, and there is no necessity for cutting of the roots any of the trees. It is said to be able to pull trees out of the ground from two to three feet in diameter. If the statement to is correct, I venture say that the machine will be found extremely useful to our farmers in such a thicklyAvooded district as this. The Rob Roy," on her last to trip —

Bunburyfrom

that

will they get a big price Jt happens however eventually. at times that wish had sold it they they was afforded them when an opportunity of doing so. The Aveather here is close and very

hope for

musicians

gifted

of damage large amount about two miles washed Cossack. Outhouse near at

doing line

visited

Sun

only of the Feast honouring Day of Ireland's of Irish music Concert apostle is the Grand Hall of Perth the to be given in the Town on evening of Monday 18th inst. the proceeds of toAvards which to be devoted are meeting the of St. cost of the building Brigid's School,

to

lips)

was

sion.

shot by O'Donnell.

was

St.

A

verdict

the

Carey

.

:

usual

Patrick's on a Day falling year be oE an must generally day its celebration character. Beyond this, exclusively religious in connection with the event Ave notice

:

\

We

the

afterwards, returned.

to According telegrams ap in the local papers, the deed which to a termination his brought earthly at was committed Madrid. existence, Avhilst the unfortunate man was under arrest for perjury. It would seem that who was going under the assumed Pigott, name of Roland Ponsonby when taken into to officer custody by the empowered execute the Avarrant, asked to be alloAved to collect his luggage. The officer complied with the request, and Pigott, returning to his took out a revolver from room, his travelling-bag and shot himself in the the bullet the mouth, passing through brain and death being instantaneous. Ab solute proof of Pigott's has been identity afforded found in his room. by papers addressed Among these papers is a letter to Mr. Labouchere, Avhich states that the first batch of the Parnell letters are Sir Charles Russell, Mr. Parnell's genuine. had counsel, previously aclcnoAvledged this to be so. The letter also states that second batch are the Since the forgeries. of Pigott's suicide has been intelligence the "Standard" advocates the received, immediate of the Parnell Commis closing

The of March 2 says The Albany Mail in port, was the "Balmoral Castle" now notorious Irish steamer in Avhich the James Carey, who Avas connected informer to with the Phmnix Park murders. Avent which vessel South Africa, and on board ,

Eminence. The amount

\

was

it

.

has precious solicitude to place the been his especial Mass and approaching means of hearing of within the easy reach the Sacraments He has been a great all. philanthropist, of works charity, active in all national a crusade and he has made vigorous which has extended drunkenness, against beyond these realms. will On June 8th, 1890, His Eminence Jubilee of his Episcopal keep the- Silver that Consecration. We suggest therefore token of be a fitting and worthy it would the Catholics, veneration and respect from and and Ireland not only of Great Britain if the world, they but all over Colonies, occasion his to him on this presented Cathedral free from debt, so that the con the of the edifice secration might precede of his own consecration. anniversary of the first few years the exception With of Our Lady the Church of his Episcopate, has J been his of Victories, Kensington,? Here his throne. Here is Cathedral.

the deck-load of the steamer would in rough jeopardize, It is the safety of the vessel. Aveather, to the that Mr. Clifton stated explained the danger Avhich he would expose captain it to sea with to by proceeding his vessel and at the same loaded in such a manner, the the officer that unless time informed removed he of were cargo complained The would not grant the clearance papers. the demand, did not comply with captain with on her voyage and the vessel went as out the documents being signed, they What should have been, by Mr. Clifton. of the singular conduct will be the result to be seen, but of the captain, remains that will more it is generally anticipated when the "Flinders" be heard of this affair North West in a feAV returns from the is weeks' time. Some one undoubtedly matter and the should be in the wrong, as looked into as soon possible by the ly

sultry,

March

rain.

threatening 3rd.

ALBANY. T

From

Correspondent. The female monthly meeting of the branch of the association of the Sacred Heart was held on Friday The evening. attendance was pretty fair, though not so occasions. large as- on former I am sorry to have to record the death of a very and much respected promising Mr. Robt. young man, Munday, which sad event occurred on Monday evening at his father's residence. The de last, ceased was a member of the prominent H.A.O.B. and one of the first Society, to The funeral took on join; place and last, was Wednesday numerously his remains attended, being borne to their last members. resting place by his fellow Poor Robt. died fully fortified by the rites of Holy Church. May his soul rest in peace. The M.M. Go's s.s. in Yarra arrived the at noon harbour yesterday, having on board His Grace Dr. Redwood, arch bishop of New Zealand. During the stay of the His Grace came ashore steamer, and and, accompanied by his chaplain the Rev. F. Mateu, visited the schools and himself expressed highly pleased Avith the appearance of the scholars. After on the and remarking great important had taken since he change that place last visited fifteen ago, Albany, years His Grace to the his blessing imparted children and hurried off to resume his rather tedious homeAvards. journey The children's annual will be picnic held on at Middleton Tuesday next, Beach. I hear we are going to be favored Avith a visit from the Guildford Volun I trust teers. they will enjoy themselves, and in the meantime show our noble defenders how to shoulder arms. March 2nd. our

own

YORK. «

From

Correspondent.

ouroAvn

After

having for your journal felt at surprised of oppressiveness I have to tender each

supply

Avritten you

weekly may

recent

my

silence.

the weather for

my my

week

so

perhaps is

failure usual

long have The

the excuse of late to

budget

of

neAVS.

On Sunday branch of the

the members of the Female Sacred Heart Association Communion. The approached Holy Lenten Avere read by Father regulations At both Gibney at first and second Mass. the Father Masses, too, Very Rev. to be said for the requested prayers happy of the eoul of Sister repose Mary of Perth, deceased. Catherine, Iu lately to her life he said she had always referring been remarkable for her piety. However the Church commands for the prayers of the faithful repose departed. They could make their in behalf of supplications Sister Mary Catherine and she, in turn. Avould remember them before the throne of God. He also requested their prayers for the of Mr. Patrick happy death Mr. Carmody, who was passing away. Carmody had, he said, been a most .

of

.

diocese,

the

.

churches of in the various but he has bequeathed a store It to posterity. writings

Sunday

Geraldton, broughtour local butchers .a number of sheep, and about tAvo hundred and fifty bags of first class Avheat to toAvnssome of our leading men. The latter fact does not speak for our 1 may very Avell agriculturists. state that the harvest of Avheat in these districts this Avas more abundant year than that of last year. But most of our will not Avith their agriculturists part wheat Avhen can in the they

sufferer for very patient many years past, and Avas an exemplary old man. On Ash he Mass would be notified, Wednesday, celebrated at 7 a.jn. During the Lenten Stations of the Cross and other season, devotions would bo said on Wednesdays and on commencing at 7. p. in., Sundays at 4.30 p.m., It being the respectively. first month, Sunday in the Rosary, and Benediction commenced at Stations, 4.30. The Stabat Mater and other hymns were Avell chanted. are Preparations to be Bazaar being made for a Catholic held on Easter Monday. The of the com members sporting their attention to munity are directing Turf Matters. On Friday evening, there was a quite stir noticeable in the of the vicinity Station. Some 76 Volunteers Raihvay from Guildford Avere going by train to Albany to hold an encampment, it is said.

They

are

Saturday

expected

to

return

by

train

,

on

next.

There

have been no deaths, that I can call to mind, since last I wrote, of a child Mr. Joseph Cahill excepted. Dr. Thomson has bidden farewell to His successor York and W. A. Dr. has arrived and commenced O'Meelian, his

professional

duties.

GREEN From

our

oAvn

BILLS. Correspondent.

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4 yds., 1 W. Shean, 13 yds., E. Buckley, 2 G. H, J. Leeder, 7 yds., 3. After the athletic a took leameeting sports, The ladies who the place. supplied trays were Mrs. Mrs. Eaton, Mrs. Morgan, Perren, Mrs. Boiirke Miss and A. Coyne. Refresh ments the were kindly supplied during day by Mrs. O'Neil. In the a concert was held and evening proved quite a success. T.

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200.

meeting

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of

this

St. school Joseph's last. The evening Mr. F. A. Handley, President, occupied the chair, and there was a full attendance of members. The medical certificate of Mr. G. Nettle was read and received. A ballot was then and tho taken, can didate was elected and initiated. duly Messrs. H. Monaghan and W. Noonan in were nomination for benefit placed The stated membership. Secretary that he to an regretted having nounce the death of one of their Brother R. The members, M'unday. President that all mem requested could who be bers, attend, possibly at the deceased member's present funeral, which would take on the following place It was unanimously decided that a day. letter of condolence be sent to Munday's An accouut from parents. the medical for attendance and medicine attendant, the last six months, was passed during A letter for payment. was read from the of St. Rich Branch, secretary Ignatius's our branch to advance mond, requesting was

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PERTH

CATHOLIC YOUNG SOCIETY.

MEN'S

There was a fair attendance of members at the ordinary Society meeting of this held on last. Messrs. P. Thursday McGannand J. Carr were unanimously The subject of organelected members. a

ror

tno

clmclren

or

tiie

izing picnic Catholic schools avus for up brought Tho took up the consideration. meeting idea with considerable as the and, spirit, a Committee was to make appointed result, for the holding of a arrangements picnic enter at Easter. Mr. W. Reardon then tained the meeting a select by reading Lord Chatham's on passage from speech the American War. Mr. J. Kelly followed and Mr. J. Moffat with a comic reading contributed an on interesting reading of the Irish "The character Peasantry." The Spiritual Father here Director, Duffj '

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of as charming as niggers to find in Alabama, possible to Avere disclosed vieAv. The audience to Avas then treated a lot of fun, Mr. J. Bones and Mr. C. Bird as as Donnelly Tambo being especially mirth-provoking. Mr. J. the ConAvay sang CamptoAvn Races" in "A FloAver splendid style from Mother's Grave" Avas Avell rendered Mr. C. Bird gave, in by Mr. Donnelly a The old log cabin in manner, touching tho dell ;" Ring Ring tho Banjo" was V. Brady Master J. nicely sung by Mr. Webb displayed his vocal poAvers to ad in his of "Mother's vantage rendering Grave and See that my grave's kept F. BoAvra, highly green," by Mr. .given the audience. The pleased evening's entertainment concluded Avas Avitli a farce entitled The laughable Hungry In this Mr. J. Mr. Nigger." Donnelly, C. Mr. A. Moflat Bird, and Mr. J. Comvay took part, and their acting Avas of all At the really deserving praise. close of the Mr. J. Moffat, performance, the President of tho Catholic Young Men fonvavd in s came and, a Society, feAv thanked tho Avords, appropriate audience for their Before patronage. this brief and imperfect concluding report of the Ave very entertainment, pleasing tho must state that members of the Young Men's Society feel deeply grateful to Mr. Calver for kindly the undertaking for their getting up" of the performers on the stage. Mr. Calver's appearance intimate of "hoAv knowledge things should be done," in this and the respect, in the per which he exercised great care formance of the task he had so generously to did much make the en undertaken, tertainment The Right Rev. a success. Dr. Salvado, the Right Rev. Dr. Gibney, the Very Rev. A. Bourke and the Re at. J. Duff Avere the present during pro any

body

a

it

Avere

sxiv

j?iiziuy

of internal

revenue

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Beverley, of bedding from the Beverley

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Roads

S. F. Moore W. E. Wass,

police

Irwin

members

;

Chairman L. Burges

F.

:

Turton ; auditor Roebourne Chairman ; H.

Nairn.

S.

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John Walsh has

a

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of

Reg.

to

issued George Strickland has been issued

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to

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have taken. they that no conditions " but to make them in

Avith

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er

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resolution October

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Mr. sec George Shiptou, of the London Trades' retary Council, has addressed a letter to the Secretary York of the Neiv Goldbeaters' Pro

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Gull's

W.

must

Ave Ave

in

republished

7

st.

Benligo

with the life of the ciently acquainted of British The condition Indiais country. indeed far from being what itis represent ed to be in the extracts which are

"

Autumn

the rev. consistent

published concludes his work with " of the total Going over Ave have formed in our

:

of

time who has

aud

his

for

founded These two

was.

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only Roman

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said.

some

spent India,

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was

Christendom.

in

recently

Observer.)

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Protestant The creed of

experience. in the opinion are the most

Independent. Col. Timler,

/

flrt

and

Churches

AND

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the

holding to. claim

he

I

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and logic his sermon

in

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gentleman, NOTES

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could lay Presbyterian Church but scientific, while logical,

a.m.

SPORTING

von

Hong Kong. Rev.

the

10 30

at

1889,

CQ wou

II

of

the

principles Mr. Potter

faith

;

on

'

Protest-

Baron Egbert van

Presbyterian

which

other

:

Bankrupt

the of the

Hong Kong have

in

ruin

the

W

nf

.

discharge

Prussia:

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to

upon

science,

re

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in the Cross, of

petition

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release

No.

Reg.

Rome,

at

members

Chinese

an

Volkszeitung

of and

nobility

the

freedom

No.

Reg.

;

remission No. 8752, of

certificate

been

Michael

jr.

to

Koelnische

in the action taken United States and for Australia the Chinese excluding from those countries is to incontrary ternational and will result in treaties,

:

A certificate

the

to the British it to use its requesting influence with the United States to ob the withdrawal tain of the Chinese Exelusion Bills. that the They protest

;

issued

on

spent to

Government

:

money

the conversion, of the Sisters

forwarded

W. Cornwall,

the

!

Berg. The

W.

beeen

£4,000,000

Warendorf

has

tne

:

:

Lavender, Prisons.

witn

had

chapel two important

members J. J. S. Broomhall, J. R.. Hyde, R. J. Wilson, Clarkson, A. C Gillam. West Fisher, Kimberley G. C. Rose; member Chairman A. Cornish. Williams Chairman : F. H. members M. Piesse G. Dyson, Sholl;

it

The

J.

:

with

and

ant

Belgium.

New Zealand had had could have paid off its

if

drink,

nounces

station.

in

credited

aeot

good

Ed Thomas for £3 to and removal of

nun

is

national

supply

Fox

prohibition,

tu

receive

to

Carmelite

a

Sir William assertion that,

stamps.

Accepted.

is

religious

;

"

;

iijo

son

Benziger,

West Kimberley Jane Morrison, Perth, and E. T. Hooley, to be vendors Perth,

executed.

Avell

Avas

011

sueep

starvation.

of the Catholic publisher, of Einsielen, has entered the of the Discalced Carmel congregation sister ites. An elder of the young

for

sheep

R. Gascoyne Upper district; to .be of Campbell honorary inspector sheep for the Lower Gascoyne distrist; of W. Lukin to be honorary inspector the Lennard River West sheep on ; Kimberley George Rose to be honorary

What pianoj?

of

from

The

the

Avell

ivuss

died

head quarters R. E. Bush

his

be honorary

to

sheep be chief

to

district,

with

is a severe famine. in several of' in Southern provinces Russia. distress is of a most harrowing and many children have already nature,

the The

as

temporarily

M. Craig,

crofter

There

Holmes

J.

1st

Lewis,

of

officer

an

W.

;

from

sails Dillon, M.P., Australia on the

for

of the Island population is from Scotland, suffering lack ot food. I be corps are exhausted and the are on the brink people of starvation. of

A

-

John

The

port

.

H.A.C.

1 1

ijuy

as

J.

j

central of stock,

inspector inspector at York

a

Irwin

at

any

T>

act

to

constable,

officer

an

Mr. O'Callaghan and Miss J. Regan, who "The sang moon is o'er the lake," Avere beaming Avith and loud deservedly greeted long at tho conclusion of the song. applause Miss of Naughton's rendering Milly's Faith in the second brought good style to a close. After an inter part val of minutes the five curtain rose,

Brady

i

act

or

JAUU, pusuat Ashburton,

and

police

Brady "

IT ixi.

Mr.

England March.

dried to

or

preserved

telegraphist temporarily Customs at Ashburton

"

;

£> o t

thereof.

a

in

Champion Bay

south

to

;

,

J. M. 2 yds.,' This

the

,

'

yds.,.

1

Leeder, Coyne, 9£ yds.,

J.

except

;

heat.

7 yds.,

the

prohibiting and pears state into

and

Jntqrutoimtl

proclamation been issued, of apples

28, has importation

February

master

I

do.,

heat.

yds.,

'1

3.

Bourke,

W. Dudley, Shean, 13 yds., 1 13 do., 3. Bresenahan,

yds,,

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2;

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would

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in

the have

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of most

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And that

taken

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and

the

already

What

this fore

child she

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last

voice, two

justly appeal sentiments

effect

child

countess. pretty "

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Madame,

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protegee

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her

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recollections

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hotel. The

care

order

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con

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up to was

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sub

of

drove

first

countess'

her waiting

are

the the

on

light point

the carriage

call

go

her con

dition.

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whom these about thirty-six

to

woman

given

was

orders

years She had a restless age. eye and her liead sb carried high that one could slits was detect at once full of a good of herself. On the opinion seeing she exclaimed little girl

,

:

"

Oh dear

pick

me

this

up

dirty

!

where little

did she allow This is a wonder

however side

part

!

I do not the

repair

Let

feel

disorder

Madame

of the hotel

did Madame beggar ? and her to sit by her For my really.

the least disposed to an of such attire. her to the care of one

give servants."

"

Anne, you must be mad," Really, answered the countess rather confused that her maid should dare to speak to fashion in that in the doctor's "What do you mean presence. by and this temper ? these foolish speeches I insist Obey directly, upon it." At these words Anne left the room ; Laura but she cast on an and her

angry

which did threatening look, and he felt the good doctor, than

repugnance

had

father

your

know,

I too But did you you remember

protegee

;

was

is

that

Lady B—

called

was

"

and

up

"

do not me

that

of

there

over the gold the child counting which soon put into the carriage, appeared in the distance. " What a good inspiration we dear we doctor, when directed this drive said way," morning

much." remember

so

of

carriage him.

years,

of

remember him ?" and sliev burst "No, only mamma" into tears again. " Cease these doctor," questions, " said the do you not see countess,

were

belongs to me." I buy her from the you" answered old doctor his at throwing purse her, and while the woman was still eagerly

were they Meurin's

:

Henrietta her every

dead,

think

and took him away is why she was sick

at

said Signor," " I have fed

doing

squeaking for

the to the

"I told

roused

fairly them

is

tears

in sobs

answer

I

but

;

Yes, she And where

"

"

have me in brought I have to keep her." words the indignation

in his arms to carry her but the Italian woman "

"

"

for

me

so

with

filled

eyes

only

mamma

me

Do

:

she in her

?"

the child's she could

and

his his

He had

Catholic,

of

which

path."

of

all-important not received

members

papers

matters. wretch

little

is she Laura, Signor," smile. with a melancholy what was mother's your was When this question asked name

answered

IIOU-LIC?.

snatch this poor child from tho claws of such a shrew. God will help us, and reward us 110 doubt He had His de ; this little one cross our signs in letting

their

?

She loved me must "Then you

for the tender pity He turned inquiry. the countess and said " Now, Madame, here is a splendid of doing a good action. opportunity We can unite with each other to

was Catholic community distinguished by the most and laymen of the island.

other

last

of

object towards

were Sir the latter Amongst Virgile the Hon. Mr. Autelme, Naz, K.C.M.G., Mr. the Hon. Fleming (tho C.M.G., the Hon. Mr. Green, Acting Governor),

and

these

redoubling

fail hitherto influence

legitimate of which

these

a

day.

hours

nothing," Signor, " the She beggar. her at all that could

was good doctor her who uttered against the same time they had

and patriotic the religious of his (lock Was cordially responded to, the demonstration and at imposing October 14 came off' on tho which

in

Italians

amongst

some

be

"Oh!

uneasiness.

of the

a

population

to

'

hard

At

his

forming

of the portion and counting

of education, to which attention

entitled.

homes Paolo

Inter Republic. and the Argentine one of them viewed by a journalist, " because we can Wo are leaving said, live in Italy. We know we no longer

work

flock

years and yet

nothing

and social committed to

Although

nothing

two

name

and

food than go without go and beg it from the passers-by, who nevertheless to us always give to her in preference when see her on the way-side. they You must agree with me that Signor I have reason to be angry, for I repeat it the tears she lias shed for the again, last

child, may your one than the happier You appear to have gone through What is your suffering already.

pasb. much

which

woman

congratulate It is in

them.

unfortunate

lot

her,

;

by

in

unceusiug spiritual

cabin

sake, pity's have sent well although I could very her to a poor house or her on the left To I hoped tell the truth, highway. she would to beg it's a trade help me like but the other, any lazy thing would rather of the time three-fourths

the

Poor

"And

place."

me on enlighten she only left this have with kept

de and

report,

resting

answered hastily had nothing about

grown His

received of

a

last

must

a pleasant duty to form young hearts to the practice of virtue and to win their as affection the reward." Then he cast his eyes on the little with a look of loving interest. girl his own, he Taking her hand within said

told

mucn

I

formed

deed

name

the unknown had died disease. I had to keep the until next I followed day, when

"No,

Meurin Archbishop to the See of Port

especially

interests,

of Trivigtiauo and unfortunate emigrants

most

us

Catholics Mauritius, their ed to make in consequence felt,

districts

The

Yicenza.

of Mauritius brings of the

care.

members

villages

in the

mail

pastoral very large the island,

day

for

last

his

and

ill-treated,

excessive

to

tion.

would undoubtedly the give in their aid power of lending

of zeal%and energy who since his advent has been Louis, for the exertions of the advancement

present, en almost an masse, emigration paper, an exodus, from the plains of Lomhardy. from Vicenza to an Italian A telegram the departure on one announces journal from the of five hundred emigrants

vide

the

she

my she might stay that of her dead mother

so

and

having

"My

some help you to make inquiries her family and her social posi Did you not V asked the doctor

about

October, Hon. Mr. and a Order of St. Gregory the Great, of member the Legislative leading The initiative of this reunion Council. due to the of Mauritian Catholics is

grievances they

would

on

future

be

if

of

doubt you found this unfortunate

about

Catholic Congress of Louis in the month of the under the presidency Adam of the IT. Knight,

from to

that

were

ill-clothed,

There

must

clergy sound

proceedings held at Port

arrest,

came

Varaigne

soldiers

subjected News.

are,

It

The Annales

After

placed

headquarters, The chief inquiry,

ill-fed.

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were

the

for.

State.

the

brought them into a before of mind, and and were on their dawn way back, they The to Longwy. by six had returned had been caused which by excitement event

"No

This frame

rest.

dutiful

corpse it to its

pain,

you

that

proved heart

of

end

"

him

still

as

favour

our

"

a immediately from her mouth

girl,

the

us

:

tear

struggle woman poor

the

if and, of visit

Catherine;

do

you

will her find mountains, you I but always only grown hope of your worthy protection." " I can hut consent to these generous dear Madame," answered the projects, old doctor, in his own mind although he had many which caused misgivings

was

arrived about two had taken place me

caused

He

tion

good

more

tyranny." noted, boldly of Church separation

doctor this

all

nas

Paris

be

see

after

the

other

I made her the corpse

again. The

"

this

the

to

not

Emin

of Catholics. and you have

hard

a

and death, a loud cry; of blood came

where

imminent,

is

crisis

after

over

not

the

to

me

her

daughter

day

ing

going to die too ; I took her away without and carried any resistance

then

and political organisa agitation sadly needed, and ,both of which are if which would, properly promoted, soon the Catholics out of the slough of lift Times. Catholic despond.

a

later

night's

His

Franco. a

the

millions

clares

lieutenant

moments

that

dominates France, to accustomed it will Eminence,

few gave them up, and a men took the seventy-one train for Mousson, the station beyond. and the villagers The Burgomaster and a entertainment afforded them th<?

he to

thirty

were

complaint,

in

affairs

for

impossible

life

were

on

to

Her

my

some

ran

face

stream and she expired. The little her mother's breast seemed on

need

as

judgment

for

He delay. promised I returned to the poor I found in an alarming

;

was

uttered

Cardinal it

a

it

away. At last

tween

is interviewer, liberty aud especially of association. the liberty is ruinous. Your system of centralization that a It is utterly abnormal minority of free-thinkers should down the lay which numbers at least law in a country

whom

against

adjutant,

ground Finding

until

regiment

her

her

views

chest could for I

I send

village. to

him

convulsions. and contracted,

that

he traces

said

'

captain

the

to

back

,

to the influence that crisis which has Revolution, blighted of confidence in the results individual " What you want action. most," public

of

into a cafe to take rest they went who A lieutenant refreshment. fouud them after been sent them, had them to re on to prevail here, and. tried obdur but they were turn to Longwy; would declared that ate. they

They

ol

believes

ence

here, and

go

form

to

aspect

men of a body of seventy-one Friday without the barracks the Chasseurs left no non There were taking any arms. them. officers commissioned among They marched out of the town in good and de Bourgogne, order, pa6t the Porte the reached Halenzy, without incident border safe over the first Being village

not

his

her but

held quite yet she still her daughter in her arms. I tightly wanted to take her away from her for fear she would of smother her in one her fits, hut the obstinate child, clung fast to her neck so with both her arms,

condition France, is, be said, of very impor great it embodtance. If correctly reported, of one who is peculiarly ies the opinion

Early

the

would whom

state

scarcely

was

on

which

expressed

nearest

of

her

of

qualified

story battalion deserted

a

ago, that Paris

in

circulated

the

he

Incident.

time

has

Archbishop

to understand.

Frontier

French

A

in

and

to speak

begging

without

woman

table,

of

him,

he

me

acts.

unpopular

many

com

whom

Wagner,

unable

being

one

of the

out to doctor

cooking,

especially regarded the dinner-; and arranging of the most unpopular

serving,

he with whose works poser of eminence He has has not a liberal acquaintance. for the Italian school— dislike a sincere an but professes Bellini and company— for

as

house,

little each day. The plays a in as well versed is almost Oratorian the he is in as the Masters of Music From Palesof Fathers the Church.

to

habitant

;

still

she she

;

answer,

got seriously frightened she was about to die. thought someone Fortunately happened to pass by the an in house ; it was

in Germany. the dinner-table taining bad steel Most of the Royal folks prongs and the supply of table-linen was.always so that her and often inadequate dirty of English in her inauguration ways

illustrious

down

payment

doctor

a an

I

not.

contri liked

The Emperor

She wanted

heaved.

to

the

he

but

bowing,"

an

imposes age he is strain and

physical

propose sending for unable to give me seemed much oppressed

Frederick but one of the earliest cookery, was offences of the Empress Frederick her open dislike for the German cuisine and her annoyance at the want of com in all fort and cleanliness matters per

To-day

now he even At his great

which

of

the

will

to give you won't entirely, you? You are a bachelor and she would embarrass you, whereas I could look after her without She would be a charm in my ceasing. solitude and will make a fit companion doctor,

me

of anguish opportunity

look

a

took

was

his

exempting

I

child.

am

now,

recovered

creature

to

English

has

from

by

from

village

butions.

Car

for

ever

studies

native

and

a

devotion

of his

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exquis playing

man at Oxford, young since gained a mastery, over the instrument. amateur, relaxation is his one the violin

when

the

that

the violin the violin

Newman

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into

her

on

first-rate.

was

and

little

a

When the war to Urbain desired broke, out, bis but the Emperor would resign post, him to do so, and marked his not permit

Dubois, of 1870

I.

the poor she cast

Presently

succession of French cooks at Postdam. The TJrbain cook, Emperor William's

who,

in post masonry.

his

is deepened, peasant land, mag nc parens frugem with the his soul is filled

of your opinion but I think ; I am beauty does no harm and the little one is already so delighted well provided in this Come respect.

Continued.

for who had too great a Great, regard to be spoiled his constitution to allow it there has been a by German cookery,

soldier, dis

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not generally

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solitary

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this

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The

in the sergeant and the ruins his post, to quit The willingly.

undeviating.

to already proved quacks. They have works of charity, but many of their is that total activity

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him

ordered he did

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death. that he the fact

have

gold, than

the poverty and in his

fellow

faithful

as

Fortunately, him saw amid

prayer.

despoiled the sum

town

treasury. around crashing stood motionless, only

into thing be worse

destroyed in Central Asia, was on duty in the military the houses were Although

soldier

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destruction

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small

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ugly, entitled

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building other papers and immoral and

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two

coun muuicipal cillors interfered when the impudently were about cross iu Catholics to raise a One of them expressed their cemetery. the figure of our Lord might a hope that

aud break afterwards our a

neck.

its

fall

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few friend

blaspheming which neck and broke

cart-wheel, his

over man

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out.

crowd

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upon

machines

to

it

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his

by his

injured

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pieces.

have

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land

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at

great

rarity.

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busy

one,

time The

to

the and

but

it

do not

occupies

teams should are machines

uot

further care of a farmer's

of

tion until

less

a

little

very under

cover.

be unyoked to the

until shed,

brought this

valuable por can be deferred

spring of our this fruit a

capital

of

practice obtains

at

hogs

killing

in

hung

if

the open a lower

this

is

air,

to one. preferable must hang till they thoroughly in the hours at the set ; 24 air, open named is A ample. temperature Mr. D. thinks, euro cannot, satisfactory if be effected hung in a low temperature

short time, at while

a

frozen heat

the

as

the

outside ceDtre

will be the animal

not have The escaped. to suit the be cut up may the fewer and owner, pieces the better, that it be cut in he would recommend will

carouses

and bams only. These joiuts may or bo placed ou a cleau cellar floor, on or on as pre on plauks floor, boxes, should ferred. Some salt bo sprinkled

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little

floor

fleshy saltpetre

to

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per

on

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or

hams

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part

to

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sprinkled hog of 200

have

now over

pounds,

a

say 4 follow-

it,

loss."

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the

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to

do

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drinks with

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adnlts

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people.

in digestion of being to eat rich food in

compelled childhood.

middle

people

outcome

induced

or

and

pastry

of the thinness Disordered

to

most

life

are

their con regarding physical hence persons dition, who ought to live have their lives long days curtailed. The time to pay strict attention to the

careless

bodily

health of life. a

quite with when

the

during

is

to dose practice aud sweetened

common

oils

teas,

vigorous

nature's

should

fount

be

on

relied'

chiefly.

For who those their meals soup solid

food.

his

to

to and hurry recommended

meals

for

the to

man

and

and vegetable pause of rest for akin to suicide.

from

is

agent For a

preparatory

gulp

as

a

of

reception

rush

hurriedly down

pie,

without

the

stomach,

meat, short

a is

nearly

the yeast bread Toasting destroys and converts the starch into a genus soluble substance which is of incapable fermentation. uot soar Dry toast will stomach

tiie

and

produce any discomfort,

nor

more to a agreeable than any other bread. digestion for maintained Btoopiug position of time, tends more to under any length mine the health An than is supposed.

therefore,

is,

weak A

erect

should

position

whether with

the

stomach

be or

standing

sitting

sit

heels

or

hot

country

is

the

early. years,

late

TIONS.

now

bacon The

certain

meaus

OF

LIST

sides

on

too

of

had,

is

before being killed, aud fasted 24 hours should when that be slaughtered they at the is about temperature freezing and on no account let them be point, of 32 or frozen a temperature through degrees,

before

or ill realany imaginary them. In some cases it is upon the natural to re- enforce necessary sup but where possible, ply of nourishment,

BACON.

with many farm largely on the methods of and suggestions ers, not and will be out of killing curing Mr. a large Davis, pork packer place. the fact in the in To. onto, emphasizes be Gentleman that hogs should Country season

bloom

waters

AND

early

Royal

early

pruning

have that

we

infants

HAMS

especially

frosts are apt to catch much fruit when in and early bloorn, is just what all who are engaged in culture avoid if possible, as frost to

tree

A

of

approve

portion It is

season.

busy

experience, out of ten,

Besides,

Immediately

machines

the

place

:

that in knowing has pruning a very great tendency to produce early fruit varieties. For this blooming on and by practical I reason, observation, personal nine cases

being

|

of its

ject

by

field used in the harvest machines should be conveyed the to be provided on should shed, which every for The season is a farm the purpose. after

or-

the

to

pears, aud cherries arc also sub peaches to the same natural laws. Why is I speak a correct ? from theory

early

to

as

sowing, —

soon,

in

can so

over,

a practical the following

Early

as

or

fallow,

PRUNING.

Moorpark. etc. These should not be pruned the 15th of December. Bartiett

to

hence

until

completed

get the ploughing not the sowing is The in the season. of late-sown crop,

too

such

apricots,

dry state are have generally this to market

grain

difficult

and

forward,

on

place.

epicure.

EARLY

Itirkpatrick, contributes

pruning

gin

that the crops soil that has been

comparatively As farmers

their

month,

result which

in

put

are

the

shown

they from

will followed Mr. D. claims,

hams, an

a

be

can

on Gazette early pruning Gilroy I would like to say a word of warning to orchardists and vineyardists upon the of early In our mild subject pruning. of California climate we are be apt to

to

advantageous

W.

turn

will

coudition

a

strictly

of

very

"

Cereals.— When hard farmers will

for

begin ploughing for the wheat As early sowing is crop. in the essential inland wheat-growing cannot be areas, operations preparatory too after the harvest. commenced soon

for

case is just now -curious of the medical the attention Berlin The hospital. patient twelve of about of age years

boy

who

hospital

pre

illegally

States.

very

attracting of men

be

to

indemnity

L.

in

they

is

chip they Of course, be protected in a cool but dry

taste

OF

chardist,

localities.

Preparing

the

EVILS

germination be sown. of the seed, turnips may Potato and the of raising digging in onions have to be attended to will many

snit

to

the

ensure

dry as months.

if

till

they

it,

keep

have to and flies kept These instructions make bacon and

dry by

there

Should

direction.

rain

enough

not

will

be benefited weather, the of the soil, the stirring which tends to both attract, and retain while moisture, surface in the a tends hard, cracking opposite

dry. without

kept twelve

will

root

the stove, This last

from

farther

thoroughly

important, and slimy, month, but

be necessary crops in the way weeds. Even if

It

the

to

attend

34

Secretary

moved

Skim

seed. will

size

are

on.

Root to

weeds, tilth

to

preparatory

later

ing

fine

a

grass scarifying

or

ploughing

destroy

This

after

is

most

receive

moderate

a

salt.

of hog and of meat, thickness which the salt should be thoroughly brushed off and the sides hams and near hung up in the kitchen enough to the stove to put a dry skin on « quickly, but not to melt the fat. This dry skin been should be obtained, having they to

too

but

;

infinitely

the American

Bayard,

A

one

where he died, his body being a mass The English doctor atof corruption. was not a that him said it tending a but it was natural punishment death, was and the doctor of Divine Justice or six others of the Protestant. Five a are also died, and the survivors party

is

any

;

torn

Monitor.

Fiaucisco

has of State, an paid certain Chinese subjects from vented the entering

Blessed

our

to

which as

They

The to

the

work, place

In dry seasons the hard for ploughing

The

the police enraged that the dead body into a neigh

house,

after time, to do miscellaneous in its important

Lock

so

to take

bouring

affords the of harvest,

it.

Lille

doing

are

MARCH.

generally the rush

farmer

CURING

broke remember, may of the liedemptorists,

himself The victims

month

fell

literally

the doors open has lie went to committed suicide. near Leforest Douay, where he attempt ed to shoot a woman named Pontancier. dead he turned she was the Thinking revolver brains infernal

This

considerable

only

Sous

of Amiens,

CALENDAR.

and, consequently, the industry. The

out

Not

much impressed be an evidence of

to

appeared of God. anger

here

first

Englishman,

an

of application process salting in (no more may be repeated saltpetre) about ten The and hams days. sides; on each other, as may be neatly piled the pressure a cure, and helps to effect exeludo air. should It remain in salt from one month to six weeks, accordiug

with ing Liverpool

imne.

antr

Station,

FARM

worked

a Auvigne, kept a book

calumny was

tragic He was

on the out of just the shop, danger. Strangely enough which was to some was others, joined to the burnt the but others ground, of the were untouched. The people

spot,

judg

:

JParm,

which of

are

the daughter and the mother

ning,

impiety,

remarked

personated

He

or is

he

or

Providence

.

who

sudden

a

As shop. newspaper French watering places, was of wood. Amongst sold was a blasphemous

free-thinkers, to idea, sat down in a refreshment

was

was

with

forty

Buch agony of body finger attacked

of

and

the who Of the thirteen burlesqued weie attacked the Last Supper many and died in next week with small-pox, it

How

Nothing

correspondent. At Mont in D'Or, woman and her daughter

room.

that

them "

punish the only

was

exclamation

thirteen,

of Divine

aud happened on the Thursday of Holy Week, last year. Friday thirteen On Holy Thursday young at a persons (most of them English)mct as meant a tavern an J had a banquet Last On of the burlesque Supper. some

will

return.

death

a

Three

attested

Good Friday

not

of the

one

men

facts

God boat

the first

nature

outrageous Divine Justice

by The two

the

what

on

smith,

the

formed

the life nor neither goods, board left three .orphans. sixtyThe entire of sea-faring population Christians, Boulogne, God-fearing the disaster as a regarded punishment whenever from Heaven. And now, crew

blasphemers,

upon times

at

punished

is

of

tacts

Heaven that

showing impiety even

licligieus

striking

took

seeing of one

on, aud leave ; taking to have engaged

the good

did

passed

Arras

He

saved,

Punishment. ot

spirit

on

Demay's

The

etnaine

men

am ;

fact

sung. who sad on

bitterly

had been going said to his wife

Blasphemy. and

in

all before starting, to clear away and the pictures of the Blessed Virgin were of Christ that on and to board, in the emblems of their put places Instead of the usual prayers Masonry. said whilst he had going out of harbor,

uuder

Penalty

a

care

;

Its

Demay,

for

generally rising and same grants you your time, lean audience the Pope himself standing, the only piece a large console, ing against audience of furniture in the chamber, and the benches except the Papal seat, alone of on which on each side it, of sitting. Cardinals have the privilege " and talks a Leo XIII. talks well, to and if have anything you great deal, listen to you with kind say to him he will the so that it is attention, impossible extend over to you audience may granted he an hour. At however, length, to motions with his hand dismiss, you and while kneel again, kissing you are once His the and more, ring slipper Holiness bestows on the Apostolic you which not unfrequently after Benediction, the Pope begins the convei'sation again Then while still on knees. your you are out and retire, backing kneeling you The of three times as before. above, and is of a private a description course, audience is audience an ordinary special, affair. much more a picturesque will take place in the The latter probably kind of Ducal a Saloon, large gallery which goes from the loggias of the second is to which an floor the Royal Saloon, to the Sixtine antechamber Chapel.

Horrid

M.

Good Friday ban invited to the As he had to start before quet. Holy of the season in Week for the fishing he could not the Bristol Channel', pos he this invitation. But sibly accept he would some said aloud take meat out with him to sen, and would have it

you from your himself at tlie

raises

be their to

is

been

#

Pope

of what all had

of afishiugsmack, young man, the owner member of the Municipal Coun theradical cil of Boulogne, and received as a Free time mason a short had previously,

au

:

the

fear had

punishment.

its

with

audiences by His Holiness granted private note the A sent is by following Monsignor Macchi fixes the day and hour the dress of the audience, and indicates frock and to be worn— a black your and at the decorations you have any) (if to no same time begs of you present to the Holy Father, the reception petition the business of the of such being of the Congregations. As Chancellerie or take a rule the audiences place at about You are first twelve o'clock in the day. serves which shown into the throneroom, antechamber. "When the canon as an of the Fort of St. Angelo proclaims Guard and the the Noble riiid-day, to be in waiting gentlemen who happen make tlieir that day on His Holiness the gentlemen-in-waiting appearance, with the persons familiarly chatting As ,a rule, the to be received. wishing receives before midday tlie Pope generally and the. Ambassa the Bishops, Cardinals, is at liberty, dors. When the Holy Father Macchi looks you up, opens Monsignor the door, and announces you. "The Pope, seated in a large armchair, and you makes a motion with liis hand, then kneel for the first time, rising, you of the room but in the middle advance, second then when time, you you kneel a kneel a have approached the Pope, you of all the third and kiss first time, large the and then on his slipper, gold cross magnificent sapphire ring on his right hand. dressed in white, His Holiness is of course that will strike and one of the first things of figure. is his amazing sliglitness you emaciated He is not, properly speaking, and diaphanous butso slight inappearance, breath of air that it would seem as if a him would blow away. Having kissed the ring, knees,

They

taken on the day of the to have but they have hastened banquet, the proofs destroyed. The Good Friday scandal also met

,

Tne

utmost

fate.

photographs

from Rome, A Correspondent, writing which may particulars gives the following at this to our readers be of interest when so many of our season of the year, find their countrymen and countrywomen City way to the Eternal "

in the

the

body or

elevated

ou ou

a

observed, To

lying.

leauiug one

side,

level

with

forward with the

on

the

hands

but exceedingly ouly in bad taste, to the health it detrimental cramps the vital the stomach, presses organs, the free motion of the chest interrupts the functions aud enfeebles of the abdominal and thoracic organs, aud, in uot

;

fact

unbalances

systcm.-

the

whole

muscular

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desirable upon

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more

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pill,

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ther

he says

you

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and

produce or stomach, or symptoms.

on.'

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bo. and

sleepy, sides,

head, bowels

or

I

good,

a

for under either As everybody be welld!. may

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a

than

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them

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him.'

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pill

medicine

slowly comparatively with produced infiinitely especially by machines

pared.

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say

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me

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a

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and

things

rny place Say, Dun-

llorgan

money

elected

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fools.

some

in

vhas

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arc

pills !

ten

bet

Scott.

says

to

I

!

vhas

are

purpose, in the too, proportions gredients employed. No form of medication

get conn-

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comes

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der wote

und

o£ taking dates far back

pills

rapidity for the

some

uiul

councillor

town

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!

don't

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they

and

to

men

and

after

comes somepody I break him

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custom of

demand

place "

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days my

poys

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pound

alone

time I

pointers he can't

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imagined

my

Keane

to

in der left eye do mit politics to be sent to

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queek

so

but very mensions

oldt

on

I

fifty

politics

to

I

some

is object condensed

and yells place Keane and Scott

in

'

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j

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me

a

nefer vhas

Horgan

der

:

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see more

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eat

'em.'

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nopody,

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about

me

to

on

change

a

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more

better

house!

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I

sliweep

for

dor

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some

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the streams in tho sea.'

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queried

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say

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came

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me

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again.

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crazy

broke down.

poys ago und

I

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dropped

him

der

Hooray

soon

for

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!

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you

Dey Dey vhill

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you

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greenhorns

this.'

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go in

out

'

say,

leaping here live

sur; As

and

in

politics.

months

some

I Fnix, lobsters

Ireland.'

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'em.'

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accident the Czar's but the. Czar escaped. glad

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in

with

it

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were

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public

poems."

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six

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Mister

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sthrames.'

bounds,

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form

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in

grow

Mike,

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no

yesterday

mans,

us

lost

scoop '

a

of

cock,

he entered

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pound but

in,

a man who says dot shust so sure as vhas next to gif me und he likes a pointer. winter, Next comes a man who he vhill says dot Jameson runs bet his lung vhay

to

paymaster

Failure

vhas

there.

five or six feet the creeks ?' they go around the creeks in Ireland are Bedad, sur, or feet said the fifty sixty wide,' Mike. the asked imperturable 'But,' five

" in the fire." Dear have other irons and M,r. remove the irons Smith, insert the poem." "I said Scribbler tell you Candidus,"

the

counect

do

the

lepped do lobsters says within

half

to

as

two

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over

me

gave him a cigar. put tho hammer

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und

course

bet ?

;

you1 have

DUNDER—

fellojv-

above

Yon

'

ahead,

hog said proud to

McConkey McConkey

Mr.

Dander,

'

civilization.

Munchausen

they

Railroad the

dollars,

"

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all

them be callin' We call 'em crabs at homo. here, said the have diner, 'Oh,' 'you ?' Is it ? lobsters in Ireland lobsters the creek is full of 'em. Begorra, 'em when seen I Many a timo I've

seeing

ten

:

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try

sur.

notice on at two door, sat down to wait for himself. o'clock," "Dear A Candid Criticism. Mr. read the enclosed please Editor, poem and return to with me carefully your a

our

comes

'

away."

restaurant

believe

Mr.

back

Sergeant

shirt

Munchausen.

of waiter. capacity with served a small coll that a lobster,

a

the his

stairs

own

him

Irish

Irish

Boston

good joke just at preseut well-know lawyer who is noted for He- went absent-mindedness. up

his his

wouldn't

there

'They have on

white

shall

to take

An

got a pain in his stomach.' Hanover It wjuld be a good Sqeeur.: for that young Jack Dorr if tho thing conceit were knocked out ofhim. Park

& G. N.

I are

'

then

daily

aboney

as

list,

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'

outside

with

and

shooter strode

have

for old the grave-robber 'have located him we already who is expected Ohio sheriff,

opposito

lins

Rowe:

it

we

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office. —

has

over

we the replace our waist with horse-hiue strap around but the suspenders it .will spoken of, not be in any spirit of self-aggrandize call for mob ment, such as might justly and the of our violence destruction

Party (on hotel piazza) that man young got that around wrist for ?' his

Old

First What

lord

to

humiliate boast ourselves in order to

or

correct.

were

edits

the street

across

to

but herd, temporarily Now and

3,

Indiana

,

citizens

of

half

is

not

Your

distiict.

here

grammar."— Texas Sif

Those who suspenders. how and know us best know humble wo oven when the feel lowly having in tho crowd which has only paper collar been turned and sand-papered. not " We shall put on a white occasionally

;

at Diplomacy Col. Burke

Teacher:

who

trying because appeared in a

.occasionally d 50 cent an

live

Marmion

young assistant

McConkey

'

in

lady lady

pretty

say, fellaw I don't

'

McConkey

Won't

after

dollars,

The web-

community

this

old

drive

cattle

that

Berkshire dollars it do

handed

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with

us

' :

'

Colonel

hog,

'

repeated

bet of ten

a

feller

a

corner,

Of blame

a

fourth

smart

word,

a

have you ? on top to you, expression.

for

American

of

literary

hog."

of the the amount of one spotted

The

I make

soon

der vhas all right mit you boys, I like to see Bet 2 to you ahead. 1 on Scott. Dot vhas straight. Dot scares so I can't me sleep nights.'

Colonel?'"

be

to

a

this

on

of Scott.

und

referring McConkey, I've

revise

vally of ten amount hand to you.

'

?

you

Managerial Show. West

'

sample

Liar. Convicted koocked-kneed hyena

"A footod

of feeling. 'Aw Cottonhead aw how lawng can ?' brains Flipkins—

Jones

Colonel

into

man

young

"Mr.

me

Vhell

pooty

is

name

my

He goes in I vhas inside

Horgan.

on

der,

the

creditor

which

Journalism.

deal

good

a

that

see

is

sir,

fider

shall be our he shall not be

it

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a

I know.'

'

have got the

bet head

money

und

unless

have you down and be excitin' mnkin1 it sorter

I'll

name,

manner

of

obituary distributed."

announcing "Lodgings for gentlemen." single A new novel has lately been publish ed in

that

to

windows

blind.

the

are.

down

don't you say after school trustee,

many that

make

your

I know, ?" You

name

for

Now

until the again Inst dread hour has in very truth arrived. To this end we have ordered the standing

a

only

the

having upon

is

but

this

in

annoyed

Professor

it

into not

me

if

a

the

on

McConkey."

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Colonel

consideration, constant effort

daughter

my

music

Madam,

ambiguously

the

how

Professor, with her

:

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getting

is

of of

one

should

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you down Have me

got

profound

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%When

to

name

my

by 100

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"

care

room

was

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Rufns

the issue of the edition into himself the crept and demanded a vigorously in the next morning's paper.

after

man,

last

?

summer

edge of

is with Jones. It that we state that our regret was announcement The premature. colonel and we beg to assure still lives, of not our only him, distinguished

he

is

unaccountable

"

Kerrect

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?"

me

tell

you

"

Mister

Clerk

See

correction " It appeared as follows : Our yesterday's edition contained the announcement of esteemed fellow-towns the death of our

bed

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