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it
,
,
to the narrowest " of the carrying in processiou, the bringing them lights in or lighting them extinguish vp, or at certain ing them parts of the service" is held to This be illegal. (p. 71), to
their
restrict
use
since
limits,
not
clearly would altar on the
allow a
of
six candles which now
practice
" borrowed aud certainly foreign usages" (p. 83). And this section of the judgment would make the of the to legality appear numerous candles which of late years altais have been lighted up on Anglican
widespread introduced
its
is
from
numbers
increasing
somewhat
doubt
that
of virtue much
in
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judgment
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places
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real
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up
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learning,
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might In
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book
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the 83). ends
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to see how anyone iu matters of every not be always the may the in of interpretation trip
even books, although moment decided practical ot their strength interpretation. and import The point of real interest ance in the decision of the Bishop of
liturgical
of
the inquiry whether to defined be legal in recover lost the Catholic ground and make a real approximation sense, towards Church the ancient Catholic of in every our Now decision country. in the given by the Court Bishop's the Archbishop strongly favour, pro Lincoln's case the practices
is
now
its
that
apprehension
Catholic
liturgy, of
throughout, confidence the of and
writer the no
not
of
tone,
lias
no
of
spirit
practical
matters which to a are But in Catholic mere A. B. C. this Catholics arc not concerned it is the business of tho Court and those who have its been -advisers. may avoid We can hardly, however, giving
knowledge
;
tests
can recognised by authority really invest it sense with to any contrary sense of tbe the which authority " it The 43.) recognises (p. strength
of
the
Court's indifferent
the
in the present to that according which the Church of
Sacrament,
liturgical
proper There the
:
Roman to
is
the same time profuse of the unexceptionable.
at
is
assuranc3s
of the practice, invoking of Ridley and Baxter. We, to whom custom has always been the be allowed to take our familiar, may results. No better view of the probable means can be found to revive among
on
that
!
of sign be called
what the
the desired
the
his
which
and the
party, considered
of the
Pre-Reformation Edward VI.'s to
now
I
is
several
Protestantism
Grace
his in
Dr. decision forbidding King with the give his pontificial blessing but apparently allow sign of the cross, elevata turns manu, ing such blessing,
observ
for
and
positions preother ministers"
that these usages are devoid of all or and he doctrinal interest, significance thu general lays down moreover principle "neither those who nor that approve of an action which those who disapprove
ful.
adopted.
It
principles iu be done connection
I
is
of
between of parts Misereatur Or again
matters on the
ground,
taking rubric,
and "In
Again: 15). service the priest with the himself
safest
question with open, his
for
acts
other places him and
(p. 1
with
and
ground,
Churchman,
stand
tain,
:
are
plate iu the Book only safe guide. somewhat stands at northern its part, end) of the altar, rather to the east and centre, turned It on of the table" (p. may, 38).
in
con-
themselves, day adopted for fought
to be grew that time to this. from be indications, however, here was and position
position
an
no
party
north end, which the Low Church
by gradually
not
continuous such public
the physical impossibility rubric about brought by of that Church
the
the
;
bread
Eastward position also Court strongly
41)
The
the the
change
qualifying are here disregarded. these rites tho mixture and f In was, before the Mass properly speaking. made for As was the substitution
J ordinary
affinity
Church.
and
in
prayers scribed
part the that
to
"
of there
liturgical
Orthodox
that
cannot be of the service
says
of
of
the
illegal,
f
Archbishop
Gallicun
first
service," out (p.
clear
with
fingers '
with the limited
thus the
in
is
of
section
opinion case that the is the Beginners for " the celebrant Here to the front (not the
possible
anticipate the Prothesis, west extreme
the
Oriental
stated
probable of the
12)The
'.the
great and the The Eastward position before the of the bread, &c., breaking Here be taken may together. people con to it is speak with necessary since whilst it is siderable caution
but
seems
chalice,
ancient
in
instance
the
to
perhaps
office
fiud
be
may
approximation
the and We may
thus
It
80).
(p.
an
the deals
is
is
Anglicans Gradual,
before
chalice
they it
stands necessarily the alms and presenting that directed and is not after the north at again
It
stances
reconcilable
2.
j
(P-
the
as
curious
to
!
done
of service
mixing
liturgy
rudimentary
and
(ibid).
The
the emphatic ceremonies 'are and must whatsoever, these
country"
emphasises
more
13). order has
from
this
a
mixing"
"approved
Archbishop's
liturgies.
the
noted,
the
Mozarabic
mixing."
previous
matter
he
may that it it
with
the
evidently
are
regarded
was intended and there 9); of the service
precludes
Craumer
5.
before
a
for the direction table after credence to use observances, "borrowed and words, and foreign usages unknown and rubric
and the
it
to
the
on
the and Benediction everything the mere external ceremony in the Bishop of decided
regards
introduced from a
old
presumption
"
which
12). In
no
mixed
in
nothing
some
liturgy of speculamatter in sign of the Cross
be
course
the service at ablution
10).
(p. no
discontinued
rubrio
or
or
judgment of Anglican
of no importance in a sense be interpreted with Protestant principles. 1. Tho of the mixing
?
"
of the
Uniformity
this,
practically Lincoln's favour, declaration that all
learned
for
of
is
is
Church of
chalice
the
mixing
use
of (p.
Except
as
con-
Chalice
by
is
be
to
Act
Absolution
rites for tho chalice.f English mixing 2. Those " grounds were belorc the and in minds of the Revisers" fp. 5), for models "seeking primitive they studied the books in which the usage (i.e
,
development of
must
.the quotations, passing ness of the statements of fact made, are these the this con steps by which is reached clusion by the Court. are 1. There" good liturgical grounds
of
absence of and that prohibition revival does not preclude " it can be shown that the supposed to be. in obedi
f effect
The
bo
future
Mixed
and
(Eastern
judgment
a
be that
to
no
statute"
Prayer,
is,
to
which can be
on
is
Established the question
Disentangling
as
Moreover, that 73). the mixing be done like much may now of the of the chalice end the lighting the candles it be done outside provided the of service Book Common by enjoined other
(that not
practice tradition
,the
cireumstauces drawn that tho
elusion
the
interpreta
how Moreover
judgment
quite very slippery walking on an outsider be fairly may in the difficulties of the
existing North
long
illegal. of rubrical
seem
was
to
ence
to continuous as has been established. in the of these presence
then,
untoward
still
the
the
is
extinction
reality
Chalice
at present) was 5 aud p. 17) ; no direction is of
mixing
at
disuse where
mere
plaintiffs. illustrated
premisses
the
in
as
(p.
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the
:
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side."
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could,
,
4-13,
(a)
then
a
minister
oblations, to be
how
direction
a
:
as
their
himself
underlying would
whole
examples.
In regard ed of in pp. following
" the eastward
were placed of the Church aud. ends east
midst
minister with
west side is not The principles
:
may
up
the
judgment Eastward position " Eastward position of the Communion Archbishop points
about
to
in
be reconciled. observed that which
the
summary the de
for
ground
by the Court throughout seems, to have been gov speaking generally, erned following consideration by the to find adverse a given premisses, favourable conclusion to the respondent
two
be
his
he could best obey a him at the north rubric stand bidding whose 6ides had now side of a table The been turned east and west." " arrived on the therefore conclusion at, the of existing is that liberty,"
adopted
by
the with
place
consider
"
be
to
1633 the King in Council (3) In decided were that the tables practically to be put altarwise with the ends north aud south. The to use consequence was, (4) the that "every Archbishop's words, his own had to in church clergyman
;
Bishop, yet be unobjectionable This general statement
to
wide
nor
80 years tables
or
the
The (2) accordance
celebration whether and, finally, the sign of the cross be used in might Absolution and The Benediction. method of these treating questions
in
are case
d
hint
any
(3),
west.
;
should to the
on
side.
the communicants present the Agnus Dei might be sung the Communion, whether during light ed candles might be on the altar during
which
said note
to
a
a
adduced
70 in
rubric,
to
and
For
chanced
or
whether
the
the
reasons
longwise
;
visible
the
(1) 1630-40
and at Chalice end of the Communion and to Service, whether adopt the eastward position in the Anglican of consecration prayer the the bread other of and breaking manual acts must be so done as to be ,
Eastward of
this
be
be duly which will specimen or two " Before by any Catholic appreciated the the Court,."-/ Reformation," says " there waP such a ceremony the (as The 'minister,' ablution). receiving in both kinds the Commuuion himself, it to other he gave any long before went through forms of washing persons, chalice and his own and wiping the
be into
way acts that these manual be clearly may seen and followed by the communicants. two would to These rulings appear there be mutually nor is destructive,
.
cision.
the the
use
the
of
of
judgment. the Court
to
.
deal. to upon Position is even method employed, sort of tradition,
as !
also be not without to interest may consider the hearing these may have on of .future developments, Anglican aud how, if at all, the liturgy, position of the Established present Church, in Church to the Ancient of this regard is
will
typical here there was some neither continuous though The is spread. following
j
It
whole.
a
.
underlying
Archbishop called
were
That
to
seem
the
mora
point general of the document, method the judgment in the particular by which submitted arrived cases was apparently at,
a
which
assessors j
the the
out
of
use
with
of and may he glad to have a summary a document which extends to some 90 octavo Without pages. entering upon of erudition we questions any may her endeavour character
.
;
decision,
Archbishop's
part of the service of the Church, beforehand is mixed as
it is here sufficient presently in that turns it passing really and (6). (5), This was the most difficult
of
years,
fifty
well
may
the must secration bread prayer broken and the taken cup the hands in such a
of
mixing
"
Iu
only. the last
of movements Catholics however, the
tho
"
cup not. On the principle decision few words a
of Bishop immediately
the
course
in and the law
against
is
Judgment.
wine
the The Lincolu's
whilst
Consequently,
js.
.
Cleaning
I
eta!
n
"
<W e
as to protestations of character these be down set safely the plaintiffs, reco'uoilo
practices may to us designed and those the who in Church hold similar views ment. -Whilst admitting tho Archbishop themselves,
Established the judg the practices
to
emphatically condemns the interpretation which those who introduced them have to attach to them. And attempted some that think although may his Grace too much, it is protests probable that a candid and comprehensive survey will lead to the conclusion of the facts after does not that, the judgment all, the
bring
really
Church
Anglican
any
the
Church pre- Reformation it of England than was before. The between tbe Auglicaa difference great since tho 1549 and worship public to
nearer
in to practised England up in the One date lies sacrificial being in the sense now understood by the Eastern no lees than the Western Church, and the other denying sacrificial
worship that
in that sense and in the worship ; of the adoration of the Blessed rejection " " Sacrament as the Romanists adore the present The it at day. Archbishop asserts the Eastern that truly position in itself does not necessarily imply the character of the service, sacrificial nor the two have in themselves lights with
what he teach strange to the nature of
connection and
a
necessarily " the calls
erroneous
" " of Catholics as ing It is the Sacrament." trne probably that some members of tbe Established Church will please themselves with the are such idea that there connections,./
and
others
same
reason.
the
will
But
must
practices have
will
at
to
the
be as
now
distressed regards declared
the individuals to be legal
and effect, Catholicising blunt the edge of opposition ancient belief in regard Catholic a
least
the Sacrament Blessed Mass. But apart from this the case, the Archbishop is
and
to
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matter
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is
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observances,
though
adopt
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the
they forms.
a
that
of
preservation
pence which
communion
Anglican
remains
desir reasonable with a
be
to
would
men
symbolism be
to
declared
thought
taking as
one
to
man
and
them
their
his
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officially
whole
here
to
to-day Ireland
was
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Central
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of
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more
one
be uppermost who is present. to take leave
amusement, the
political
Mr.
Parnell
and
in
leader,
appeared Press
Irish
in
consider may far beneath
comment
the from this chair to-day faint expression sen is the universal I believe to what this of the Irish tence upon people take leave to matter (hear boar) ; and I of Mr. that talk Parnell's the say having been prejudiced position political has the remotest in degree by what London is the occurred in recently
tion
double
grotesque
of
tie
myBelf, been my
I
can
bonds
say
Nothing
of that
friendship it
the contrary, has trouble shadow has
seems
upon darkened or
come
that then for those time to draw friends life,
him
(applause). thing. shp is one The is another. to
their
(applause). to mo that
leader
a
man,
Irish
by
ties
the On
when a
of
marvellous
con
her
in
a
by friends From «l«leer
with
tho to
the
surrounded
and
esteem
of
sympathy
of power, in the the world
position
very this
secure
and
(applause). of his commencement day he has been assailed
remorseless
and undyingbatred
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had
marked as
long
much
lead and
and
was
lie
race
ship
so
achieved
having,
for
for
but
England They said
not
if
Ire-,
They
had
which
was
been
expressed Mr.
peculiarly These words
would
in
a
manner
Redmond's
the
find
an
echo
heart
!
trusted,
shown,
Mr.
Parne.l
him
that the great leader in the duty which lie
hesitate the Irish
uot
and people, they for ono moment in hesitate for Mr. and their their affection respect his These were Parnell (applause). that and he was proud to see views, of that great had the approbation they
would .
as
meeting Mr.
to
not
(cheers). E. Learoy,
M.P., after
who the the
was
said, heartily received, speech manner and after of their president, his this in which meeting had accepted of the loyalty of the National declaration
and from
could
were
spirit,"
imliguation
of
morals
not
was
for
occasion Parnell
members rallying ing the
In
declaring
it
Irish to
sary
of
house
member
the
Mr.
to
seo
do
so,
people Balfour
that
whole
the
that Mr. that
Balfour's that was
feet, not to
of
Irish tho and would which that
been
..thought
his
Donegal but so
which Mr. followers
at
Parnell was
ap he of
of
had 'preceded echoed the
which
his,
sentiments
true of every Irishman, of the island he came part thrown there was thought
which
duty, aud
prido first the to declare Mr. to
also
was
to
he tho
in
cheers). Mr. anxious
(appluuso).
ever
a
from, on a
stand
man
source
he thein of
in
was
him
essential
that in
indomitable
tenacity
combination
of
of
self-sacrifice,
qualities courage, prudence, and
(applause).
Many
a
lenderr-sagacity, of will, strength
devotion,
patriotic
purpose
Home
Irish
Rule
and
question
from
such
traitor
Macdonald, at
look and from
this
(loud
M.P., matter
was
quite of view
the point of IleJiad long been of opinion principle. of and matters that private personal to this kind had nothing do, and ought do with "a man's to to have nothing
i
man as a public (hear, hear), position not and that they 'could weigh a feather in the as illustrious' balance against Thoro was services public (applause). interfere one which with might thing and the ho had emunciated, principle
that
he believed
injury
that by support events which the last few day had during out twelve months ago, /ho thought have been done might (Ipud
cries
of
if
was
Mr. ing occurred como
Parnell
"
the
Now
No").
he
was
satisfied
that no
injury
Mr. Parnell homo with America iu were
ever
created converted
an
would
done.
be
had united Irishmen at brethren in their exiled a boud closer than they he -had .united before; Irish and he had party;
statesmen ofthe the greatest cause and wo were ou age to the Irish for which the of gaining th'at brink Ireland had been struggling (applause claim was one claim a Thoro more, which to him was as quite strong, ;
as
had
had named. that ho was
lie any declared a
policy session a
cf to lo
beginning ho
u;hich itself
to
the
Irish
sure
was
towards
believed inkdligencu
race,
the
a
only party of its
year majority decrepit as ami, mvay lead him would base and cruel ;
Mr.
v
Parnell
iu
of
favour
fighting POLICy. determined next opposition tho from Government was end. That a policy
the
a
fifth
ft
essential
profoundly
true-and an
to
calmly,
on
Parnell was to theirs cause, (hear, had The Irish chosen peoplo hear). because him as a leader they recognised to
A.
W.
whatever
np pleasure, to thorn opportunity given attachment their unalterable couio weal or woe Parnell, If
was
all
an
knew The
all
they
(cheers).
heart
a
it
words
Beesley's
were
they put the
heavy reckoning
made was
of evicted tenants restoration (cheers). said he thought Dr. M.P., "ICeuny, after it was a tho especially duty, address which the chairman splendid had and the speeches given them,
which
they Professor
Irish
and paralysed to think of un achieved ? had
and no' ody else hear). (hear, in that would conclusion, only say, was convinced that the Irish people the with a would watch eye jealous man in Ireland conduct of any public in even for a moment falter who would and crisis his duty in this cheers,) (loud exact a distant date at no they would
(Mr.
and it would (cheers), and tho Irish Parly to thoir leader, Mr. Parnell, fight Bill that Land would against every a for the not contain proposition
proaching the duty
Would so
aud it would question, English on would he impudence and effrontery and Scotchmen the part of Englishmen that affected to interfere in a question
innocently want did without any
had
of
combat summoned
hour had
hands
position.
irorlc
the
that
not
at the potatoes of getting and hold of a vote, object him Tho wholo received civilly. they been matter however, had, greatly One would imagine from exaggerated. statements
present spite of
in
and
bo hands for a moment
bear). which
view
else
He
to see the reception member would get from his constituents if -he went them in the country among Mr. had Balfour cheers). (loud the and been down in North- West, he was confronted Dungloo by up in MacNeill their friend Swift ,Mr. Much had been said about (cheers). of the people in the West the action he taken and but it should North, that distress into account undoubted
and -that
its
was
He he
somebody ?
like
existed, believed to look
as
grateful,
commons.
that him
like would who would
Leamy)
it
;
Irishmen
propose succeed
should
guilty
for
He wondered (cheers). Parnell's enemies think that think it neces Party would
Mr.
this
aud
(hear
forces
the
to
rose
hearts
attained,
hearts
doing
but
week
next did the
or
suggestions, that he might, he t- eir leader, Scotch opinion
\
their
to-day,
Irish
to
cease
English
on
"irish
by
loyalty of giving the of the Irish Party a chance "of to him when he would be lead
Mr;
to
they
cause that the Irish eminence (applause) it. It was
It was because people. they hated hi in and feared for the good he had done, All him for the good ho could do. lie (Mr. Leamy) could say was that he wSs not to give glad the time- was opportune members of tho Branch the Central -only an
in
liis
sources
ridicule
whom
possibly
_
(cheers). was no question those prompted
knew that it that had
all
They
at,
enemies
their
over
untouched
however
coming it.
aimed
of grief not and could not but did pain, of our as the leader his position So far as his leader (applause). with scouted was concerned, they
affect
every
was
it
intoler
necessary and which had already health his and strength,
shattered
leaving, domitable
.
the
were
accompaniments,
leader,
as
well-nigh high end
the
they
—
the
them, whose opinion told that this him
(pplauss).
owed of foresight, of unfailing
one
matter
wonld
un
statesmanship, and of unparalleled success courage, He found Ireland weak, (applause). He has placed and despised. friendless, erring
a
earnestly self had
tears
political
FRIENDS,
of
in Ireland of every person heart in as they found an echo in every which Mr. The that room. message Mr. sent that had Redmond day to which from went Parnell was a message and he hearts all their (applause) ;
In loyalty. ajjd unquestioning reflect the Irish Party truthfully this Irish the sentiment of the entire people. The position which Mr. Parnell occupies has been won in Ireland by ten
worth
was
in
fidence
-
was
own.
allegiance bound are
party of absolute
the of
number
a
Mr. Parnell as its desired tojiave knew in then England they leader, to follow. what course Now, he con of tho English that the opinion sidered was a on only this people subject of matter importance (ap-secondary of the Irish The views people plause). Redmond. had been expressed by Mr.
his embittered the above others is all be his who claim to around closer and nearer friend But private Political
London
in
land
has
when
two
every
Ireland
For he has
weaken
or
destroy
can
and
-and
years that
(applause). within had mot
Dillon) or
He
the skill, which
which
to
would to
was
responsibilities except for
able,
but
overburdened
pusition,
with
j
him by the hear).
ten
treat
one extinct, the matter
also
ENGLISH
absurdity. the House
friendship
(hear, for
friend.
happened
to
private
allegiance
political
in
colleagues bound are
bim
to
(Alderman last day
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most
wildest and Mr. Parnell's of Commons
tho was
to
extinct Home Rule an
be disposed derision Mr. utter with (applause). noParnell would read with satisfaction, had been which the reception doubt, there (cheers), aud to his name" given the that he was sure that meeting, room for several held in that largest its confidence months expressing past, to its in loyalty him, and testifying satisfac a source of must be great bim,
as not to justify of any public man my part I cannot of giving some privilege
;
was
Ireland
for
would
so
contempt
deny myself
the and
he
his
pretending willing
of Ireland,
life— so thein lend
to
lead and
at this grasped eagerly tho purpose of prophesying
liad
cause
you
are
leader,
—
politician,
the part for but
on
Ireland
of
attacks
these
that
of our
for occasion that Mr. Parnell that and
anti-
Many
England. that
the
of
enemies (applause). received who was Dillon, said Were it not that applause, Press and else enemies in tho
their
of
columns
the
believe, and, -I that the nation man at the back
with
malicious
our
here
to-day Irish the entire Irish the entire stand muted as
for
speak
—
where
op
position
assert
Alderman
by disgust,
to
-I
prophecies
and prolonged (load cheers) few days have the laBt within
which
io
people, read with
only
prophecies reference
with
the
say,
Irish have
tempered
stupid
rumours
The
I
-
with
I
race.
is to destined whom they believe of the house of bondage, her out with absolute derisiou that we treat insinuations and malicious stupid
portunity some
the aud
people
an
Irish
qualities
,
Parnell the day
yesterday command the enthusiastic and the unswerving allegiance as
just
to-day, before, devotion
The was in the chair. meeting , held. of the largest ever Baid I feel very The Chairman of presiding at this the privilege highly of the of the Central Branch meeting the and all National Irish League,
B.L
that
come
should long Aud follow Itiui they (cheers). never abandon their leader at the the bidding of auy of any party, of any or the call (loud party party, to man It was known every cheers). Mr. made that the attacks against ono solo were made with Parnell object for the success he had in reveuge
(loud
understand
clearly
long with
willing they could threat
;
O'Connell-
should
led
their
Mr. Parnell Many (applause). him were devoted of .those who followed but to hi hi by ties of personal affection, him as a leader all revered one and to the destined, to lead them promised To land them any all, (applause). of his that ruffled tho serenity thing of and fatigues added to the worries life,
were
They
outside
as
devotion of his action
i
fortnightly of the Branch
League
of the National Nov. 18,-
meeting
usual
one
and
marked
himself, (loud and
had
men
;
the
people "Parnell
whether
allies
the
—
The
as
them""
It applause). that some aud is people, possible Mr. Parnell himself, may perhaps as these are un such words think them to the I d j not address necessary but I think it is desirable Irish people should in England not that our friends in this and should be deceived matter, stand
(Mr. on
to Homo Rule, they marchiug their own chosen march under
determin
more
seem
in
and his
last,
never
Mr.
no
no£.
or
accept
Parnell
Irish
between
friends
to
tho
people cheers),
(renewed
intention
by Ireland
of standing tell him we
before,
—
Mr.
was
and
cheers) Irish the
him
entreat
parties
of these the other
one
he has declared
dispense
National
the
two
people thought he entertained that course they
desert and to country but, thank. God, no such danger ever With that indomitable existed. courage his chief characteristic, which is, perhaps,
meaningless.
.and
one
come
ed to
Parnell
for of
even
Irish instant
the
they Most
.seen.
readly thus
responsibilities
not
the
in
enough
glad If
would
assessors
the
and
position.
and his epis attempt to rnn by this with the witli" the hare and hunt for much have honnds, accomplished Whether
copal
ba
duties that
these be may
realises,
might
great
Irish
on
altogether
evade the of his great
to
the Irish people and great qualities of our deeds illumined the pages of them combined but not ono history these which had in himself all
Irish
that He should say only this, subject. the question of the leadership by Mr. Parnell of the Irish Party depended
I
one
as
which,
i
yet empty Dr. Benson
are
decent,
to
adoration
and in him in. ; public private of his fidoli'y the measure indeed, to has been tho intensity Ireland of, the For of her enemies hatred (applause). a borne every attack with he has years have inex and which dignity patience The touched the Irish people. pressibly are not so so un Irish foolish, people to forget all this so insane as grateful, moment. It is at the possible present Parnell his own if Mr. consulted that, he and convenience, ease and comfort and,
-
which
not possible the either
is
it
ritual,
to
-
J
thus the practices permitt that Church teaches that Catholic upon doctrines, with connection of any
repudiation
of tho of the loyalty. and of the of the Party, loyalty Parn«H. (cheers), it to Mr., people, him ed for hardly necessary lo word Le&tny) say a single
League,
wa'i
weapon ignoble
too
attack
!
Anglican
of strength ed, pretend the ancient
No
instrument
'
against party He has evidently other. and after such a pronounce his words, to Bee how any section ment it is difficult on the Church can, of the
enemies. no
mean,
i
too
.
playing
one
of Ireland's
!
the off tho3e of the well weighed,
merely
was
.
Church foible-of
policy right which
would and
commend fooling he
which policy was
existence,
to
of was
adopt in
with
the a.
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declared he (the belonged
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leader,
of
onb
as
speaker)
those
unswerving-
j
to
the
that
they
services
as
his
on
(hear,
come
on
part had
seen
trial
some
fear
political
K.
members him as the days
know from
not
but him
.
;
no
(applause). said
say, and that had been said As one of the as
long when
lie
iu Kilmainham prisoner down love to the present his (applause) ami him on to have gone loyalty He did not increasing (hear, hear). that there ever man believe breathed-a
to
;
ireland.
!
than
Charles Stewart Parnell (applause) has undergone more for the of their cause and who had they with him after fought night night surrounded in the English by strangers No sake
could
stand how great his sufferings. Mr.
While
him
only
to
say
He
and
still
chief
the
continue
be
to
cause
and
the
to-day
more
than
follow
that
chief,
ever
not
'
Parliament, that if Parnell word of the gave he would follow him readily command to death and gladly (loud cheers). Mr. was J. J. who Clancy, M.P., with desired to received applause, say an Irish as member, and as a follower that of Mr. he endorsed all Parnell, by previous this
that
speakers, matter for
a
was
|
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of
to
the
and
his
leader what the
were
ponents
i
to
that,
and
long
as
A'r.
at |
j
j
j
the
the
;
everywhere
the
first
for
(applause),
duty
of
irish
an
intimate he (Mr.
the stupid the justice to
now
that
section of their 'se im their
that
any
had of
their
never
should
be
great iu falter L.
Robinson, Commissioners,
J.
Kingstown though his
nationa
fight by the, side should leader and his ranks ap (loud
plause). Air.
duties
called
him
Chairman said that
that
day
at the meeting of the Public preside he as an Health Committee, felt, hutnble member of the Nationul League, he should that put in an appearance to
list
his
to
was
own
sentiments
or
and not to the country, the of any prejudices ide believed (applause),
other people that any man who, declined to pretext,
would
Irish
the as
do
a
regarded people, to
traitor
"Mr.
Swift with
received
on
or any pretence follow that course bulk of by the great
now
Ireland
and
for
all
time,
(loud
applause). M'Neil, M.P., who was loud said tho applause,
first
thing
be desired
to
press
frojfl
the
of his
depths
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was
heart
to
his
ex
there
few in order moments, their unalterable faith in Mr. Parnell leader, (loud applause). The attack made 011 his character, of doing Instead any damage to the would Irish do it a cause, service, it would cause the Irish because people few days to rally round within tho next to
Mr. fur
for
show
Parnell Homo
done
in
'be
(Mr.
Leahy)
the
not
was
when
he sat
sittings
when
time
the all-night
in
a
his
and prove their earnestness Rule (loud applause).
ranks
voice from had been said. took that he
confirm
to
would
He the
what
simply under
shilling
and
ing, had
he
was
done round the was
the a
their
leader.
what and
Mr.
Brooklyn,
of
that
says
the
has been used to money losses their through his advice iu 1884; No
had
for
have
was
received
one
who
he
could
city
and
came the
south
of
who
that
far
B3
Limerick
of
county
that
as
cerned
the people were back of Charles
as
the
as
were one
con
at Parnell for the
man
Stewart
and speaking cheers) ; (loud of his native he could people country them would tell follow Charles they Stewart Parnell to tho death (renewed of cheering). Apart from tho question the people Air. recognised man able the first who was to keep the evictor off (cheers). who was Mr. Gejrge Coffey, received to with 6aid he did not wish applause, nationality, Parnell
as
their attention for He occupy any time. had only to say that the services of Mr. to Parnell Ireland could not be blotted out knew in a Ireland day (cheers), Parnell's wisdom Mr. and foresight, not and it could now They were their campaign,
head, who
and
they
were
with
dispense
on entering was leader who followed
led
being going
to
victory
them. the
final
at
their
him
and
by him
not to to criticise his stop life Irelaod wanted private (applause). Mr. must and Ireland have Parnell, were
('applause). When thechairman
then declared the voice in the body for another called out cheer and admidst loud and pro closed
proceedings of the hall for
Parnell,
the
Irish
in
Forgeries
leader
of
series
immeuso
scale,
junior
partner of firm
in
over
a
and forgeries committed by New York broker
on a
high
light.
scveuty
forgeries, to aggregate
amounting 350,000 dollars,
in
the and coveriug a period of six years. A later The raising telegrum says: of the amounts of the stock certificates in
—
as described forger, above, affects eleven banksand trust com to tbe extent of panies about 30,000 dollars each. The affair is eutiroly disconnected with the prevailing financial Renter. troubles.' Dalziel was to says the plan adopted raise .the value of stock certificates by
by
the
—
to tbe original cipher figure, thus the value ten making apparent times the real value. These vouchers used were' as collateral for security loans from eleven to banks, amounting dols. When 350,000 the fiaud was
addiQg
discovered
a
by
Robert Kirkhan Hodgson. Hon. John Baring. Nr. Archibald Cameron Norman. there are Liverpool Mr. William Barwell Air. B Gair. Walter
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a
position
are
on
only
—
:
of
Director
the
Mr. James Stewart Hodgson, Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation. Hon. John Baring, Arthur Guinness, Son, and Co. Mr. Robert Kirkman Hodgson, Iloyal Exchange Assurance Corporation. Mr. W. B. Ilalhead, Marine Insur Co. W.
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Mr.
Union
Gair,
Revelstoke
Lord
He
1885. three
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Marine
son, born
was
made
in
1828,
born
was
a
in
peer
and
has His
and three who is one
daughters. of the partners,
in
Lord
sons
eldest was
B.
Co.
surance
1863.
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as
lias,
Revelstoke to
supporters
and
a
bear,
and
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frauds
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brought
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Air.
him
Helena.
Queen
tho
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York. A
Brothers.
head of and Co.
a
for cheering longed the meeting separated.
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no
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ireland,
them
tell
so
expected.
Air.
been
Aloran (Limerick), said with applause, from
are
the house of Baring Brothers is Lord Shd Revelstoke; the other in London partners are Air. James Steward Hodgson.
if
never
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25,000
over
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on
(cheers). J. H.
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many
done Ireland had him as section of her a people, that was Union proposed,
even
carried Mr.
so
They could Parnell
the
this
the
suspicion
he believed
leader when
see
and
same,
League
even
to
glad
of?
his He private property. locked up. The junior a of the leading member Ward Bcecher's old church had a class and in the
once
partner was Rev. Henry in
colour
confessed
all
over
say the
of Charles Stewart Parnell, leadership follow him to the and that he would death (cheers). Dr. said he had come Counsel, B.L., was determined no there because he should meet thing keep him from that
age
could
mealh,
had
the
with
in the that both say of that and in the south county desire of the was people that, as as he weal corao woe, long Westthe honour to represent
oomo
(cheers). what forget tho House of
to
going
for were gained advantages their country (cheers). French Mullen said, Fleet-Surgeon the opinion of the officers haying heard his of the National he would raise army,
hirn
length, to without ex pass opportunity his in the leader confidence pressing Irish of the Parliamentary Party had He Snllivan) (applause). (Air. come from visit to his a recently in the couuty constituents
north the
it
many
so
the
he
him
county Charles
th
in
partner
junior
at
was
that
that
difference
a
the
turned
in to-day had in 1880
not
was
Parnell
with
op
westmeath,
Ireland
men
at
and
On Tues (applause). Irish Party Parliamentary would meet to elect its chairman for tho and at this Par session, Mr. meeting would nell be unanimously (applause) and not that but he would bo only' followed without by tham exception and that action the session, throughout their on be ratified part would by Irish true
day next
an
people, of .the voice was people Parnell (loud applause). did not Sullivan, M.P., late hour them to trouble not allow but he could
the by Mr. Donal
wish
Parnell he was
Mr.
on
he (Mr. from position from. most of The chairman
united
that
!
to
how
or
to
country
part
was
was
all
dealing
a
j
j
upon
i
mutter
no
was
terminate, him as
count
might
him
told
consequence
might
case
wrote
effort
to
him
never
upon
voiced
was not the Irish It people to decide. matter for to English people decide, and he repudiated once and for all tho claim of the English to decide as people should be their Ho to whom leader. Irish was one of those members of the
instigation,
spoken. that he
impress
pressed
j
a
who, without
own
a
English people and what was
claims,
j
Party
Air.
of other the interference people if they did so they for question, after be throwing would up the sponge for the last teu years their straggle that The (applause). great difficulty Irish had had iu tho the past people was
.
said
his this
Air.
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that had been He contended
of
moment in this
to tho me_ely bnt he declared
English
as
but Parnell's, met that gentleman Oldham) For nor laid about six eyes upon him. he had been in Irish engaged years and he could politics, say, as a perfectly not con that he could independent man, for a ceive the Irish people tolerating
to
ready
thing, respect
different and present,
had
be his
was
he'
of
friend
because he (Mr. that he would always true to the National Irish and so people,
(cheers),
Redmond) knew '
would
sure
in of
his
iu
of those those who had had told them
now
always
For was
most
j
was
and thin, freedom
thick the
Oldham)
chief
He
dead and
a
man,
(applause).
attacking eight years he had followed in the English Parliament. beeu his. always
had
question about
Mr.
he the wish of some of those present Would Mr. Redmond say a few words. had all which they put iu language and believed admired what felt they all
that'for Parnell
Mr.
was
that
-
existed and thanked
were
only
to-day
this
(cKeers), of the Mr. C. H. Oldham, Secretary Protestant Home Rule Association, that lie thought by spoke sufficiently but at at that being present meetiug,
will be the greatest of champion and if they of the present race, to whom he had brought so generation, relief did not honour and much remember his services and sacrifices all would now, then condemn posterity his humble them. As far as self was
could who
duty
procure
as
ho concerned, mean hounds
at
of his at all private the but of his as charucter, position Irish Had lie leader of the people. Irish of treachery "to the been guilty of " No," and cheers.) people? (Cries
through
Ireland
Parnell
honoured the Irish
lion,
not
was
Their
under trials and
only really had been his
The
passed Irish people
follow
mau
Parliament
Sheriff,
he (Air. Clancy) acted, as and Mr. Butt secretary, presided From the meeting. that day to admiration for his and respect ratio in direct Parnell had grown
Parnell
more
true
Sub-
Clancy,
on.
Parnell
Kildare
noticed
-
said
was
time the
Stuart
as
Commons, and going to forget
v
a
trust
Mr.
occasion
he did party there many walked with
his
on
iak,
them
he could assure had as much
speech and he
applause)..
John
said
M.P.,
kildare,
Parnell
public
to glad to have an opportunity and his his his testify respect, regard, Stewart Parnell homage for Charles last he Like the (cheers). speaker, had the honour of first meeting Air. ho & Parnell when first addressed that iu and on constituency Dublin,
to
was
(loud
Air.
to
of
Mr.
first
sixteen
or
green lie
Redmond, ALP.,
he had only, one word was to endorse what Mr. about Parnell.
youngest
there
of Ireland
cause II.
trials
their
through verge of triumph
the W.
for
Mr.
all
beside
years ago, knew no honour than to stand higher when he made his first Parnell by Mr. in the Parliament in Oollegespeech
j
need their there no of was. into this and as long entering question, the Irish faithful to the man as people them
fifteen
i
offence
who led the very
to stand, made his
privilege when he
I
and felt the Irish did he
Until
for
no
|
beforo
trial
tho
decision Mr.
priceless,
hear).
his
of
regarded
'
people
kile,
their
change They
not
was
and
on
of Ireland
(applause). Parnell's
Leahy,
of the county
behalf j
Mr. God Parnell applause). (loud of forbid in times that he who led them deserted them should be difficulty by in a cloudy and dark day (applause). it a honour and He esteemed as great
j
hank
declare
People reason
James
Air.
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outside
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was
never
and
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very
may be, it has decided
is
authoritatively denied, state tbe true of the case certain the that Princess Catholic for she is leanings,
at
Mass
at High Brompton
seen
frequently
the
on
in Oratory, with her most intimate friend company of Buccleuch, the-Duchess who became a Catholic some seven years ago. it is that evident she does Aloreover,
Sundays
not
attend out of mere idle curiooxy, she shows herself thoroughly familiar with all the ceremonies of the kuows Alass, and wheu to stand, sit, and kneel as well as any instructed for
The impression
Catholic. to
prevail,
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Italy,
and
the
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Catholic
provoke on
the
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some
for
of
duriog
daughter
beginning
was
the
of State.
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reception
is
receiv privately the Church during her last visit and that her conversion is not
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announcement
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we that these which papers, to were led believe united in a determined effort to depose have in reality Parnell, put forth a powerful appeal to the people of Ireland to stand firm in allegi to him. "It is the affair ance of the Irish the people," says " Freeman's Journal whether Parnell or Mr. The stays goes.
were"
Irish have voted people solidly for his To the same staying." the Nation declares purpose " will still lead. Yes, Mr. Parnell his past We recognise services; know
we
he
can
still
us
serve
which we all fall, spite of this we which all condemn. deplore, We that in are mindful, too, out frofn his own standing class, his stand by the poor and taking downtrodden his and the of in
out shut himself and companion pleasures of his old life. He ships -forfeited them for the people; and he thus to exposed himself he has the plotters by whom and increased their chances." fallen,
he
countrymen, from
the
If the words here quoted correctly voiced the sentiment, general and have a to we right suppose the first they did, consequence
and
by
reten
the no
to "
a
of the the early days a however revul great sensation sion of feeling has undoubtedly set in. One factor in powerful it about the bringing perhaps been the most has powerful, contained declaration, in an "address Since
of
the
to
plainest as
it
terms, possible unanimous whoever else is
that, that Irish
highly leader), is not."
to
to
chief who had on to victory were them and but they pathetic, the tone of inflexible
often
Any
attempt
to
sense
of deep
wrong section
this
strong
the
most
minded, into
compact and, taking the has
account, which party in W estininster. a
p-
!
question
of
—
and
for When
sacrificing
been
that formed
is probable will be Society early date.
r a
in
Messks. Coates and Co have a block of land near Albany the proposed gas works.
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to Southern
100 at
boats
licensed
Sharks'
Bay,
pretty from
the
to
they procession
second
daughter of Albany,
The steamer Adelaide
Ballara, Steam designod
specially
Australian yesterday Fresh
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trade,
week
on
recently (Shipping for
arrved at lior Arab trip.
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dated
13th
of
price London out
metal
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point
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not
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transhipment
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at
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for
commission
for
Except
selling. lot Tasmanian
occasional all tho
for
petty
from "
At
pro
the
Albany
in
Convent, Fremantle, the interesting ceremony
5,
the
giving who
stock
tion
of
few
a
bers
of the
scene
of
the occasion'
joining
of importance by the receiving
the
others
of
community,
pleted
their
the
Turner
and H.
of tho
with
the
fire,
the
able
made
stood
that
Phosnix
the
occupied
a
another
stock for
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habit
to
com
who
Misses M. Camillas given the
are, M.
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quarters sphere of
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column
another
of receipts with the (St.
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Thus
there
are
the
convents and India.
at Tunis, and Algeria, lands. places in pagan
other
out
of the
in
was
the
worked
that
has
either
at
on
tho
Port
needy of
convents Northam. is
a
for
the
welfare
Tho
object
visitor,
and
Hobbs,
who
town
he
further
in
develop Australian.
at
community bo
may
There
parish.
one,
j
of sick
are
at
time
anil
and
of
tho
that
the
his
gaze
and
skill.
made
the
architect,
avoid the
upon
visits
feeling satisfaction
and
pride lights
is the of the eye next Mr. J. T.
the
when
the
was
street from
Convent
new
doubt
no
their
Northam
result
that glow of when, of his taste a
ALBANY.
our
A
own
United
which
were
Year's
Day
an
Correspondent.
Friendly
held
wore
appearance. made a
band
marched
train
at
Societies'
Marbellup
o
These
two
societies
good show, and headed by to the Railway (Station
there
Halton his foot ankle.
and his
ing
and
to
waiting the
must
convey of of
scene
the
ai
rival
have The
'
the the
been over Committee
at
jumped
once
in
caught He
was
a
hole, taken
from
the
break to
the
I
hear is progressingus well expected. The Austrain Saida' is still warship in harbour. After a of coal taking supply and -slio will provisions to Mel proceed bourne. hospital
as
can
Tho
be
usual
monthly
branch of the Sacred Heart was held was well attended.
to
likely
to
meets-
cannot
female
soundly
goes
seen
'
now
Fremantlo
many ladies, so bo to
colony as
the
Albany
and
young said
tho
of
be that
so
the which
pardonable
cart,
;
Order
quite
are
and
schools,
the
numerous
Sisters, lnstitue established West
of the of the
children
will
items
Entering splendid
side
first
are
been
architecture.
bolted.
j
the
It the
or
pcoplo on the ground. a and varied long ar programme and with ranged, the one_or two exceptions whole of the events were well contested. A young man named Halton met with a accident a few nasty It appears days ago. lie was a horse in a cart, trying young and after a short distance the going horse
Fortunately successful in persuading to send a. branch General Superioress to his diocese. Serra the Bishop placed Sisters at when arrived Fremantlo, they and from here in 1855, that year they have Serra
Bishop
with from
escape
we a statement publish in connection expenditure of the New of Convent
900 had
in
way late
the
upper
deserv thoroughly the for ing- of credit economical extremely and business-like manner in which they have carried work on the entrusted to them, have succeeded in matters keeping financial in a sound and state. To the healthy Hon. Mr. T. F. Secretary, Goodman, upon whom the of the labour great burden fell, must the people of. Nor th am feel that they owe debt of And a also deep gratitude. inhabitants must the of that town of tho feel noble generally proud addition
second
order in China, Burmah, a is also branch house prosperous and another in Jerusalem. Constantinople, arc established at various They places
the and
the' who
Weiss, story
narrow
where a special train was the to pleasure-seekers day's amusoment. After
and
There
in
Mr.
Northam.
who
Committee,
the
principal remote
insured
was
a
perusal
a
however
head
its
of the
suffocation.
in
belong
has
mem
skill,
sports on New success in great every The in the hands way. arrangements were of a and strong energetic Committee, the five societies' representing taking part, and out in a most every thing was carried and manner. complete satisfactory The clays' proceedings began with a procession in which all the friendly societies were to but for some reason or other jom, only the Hibernians and the Oddfellows', M.U., put-
to
Sisters
cool
direction prevented
£400. in the
room
man,
The
three
by
who
being to
getting
their
of
excep —
of the
promptitude in Brigade and
whole
with the articles
-
'
the pluck Mr. C. B. Hall, fire Captain, from to the and surround spreading upper of the house. The ing portions proprietor estimates his loss at £500, and it is under
place
added
was
The
the
Sweeney,
Mr.
about Weiss, The
H.
Fremantle. the gutted,
unimportant
The Fire
From
young and the
Order,
vows
noviccship.
vested in
took to two
of Mr.
shop
completely of drapery
was
the
Monday,
on
dress
religions
were
now
of
resignation
street,
-
under
our
the
in the
Sunday morning
on
in
Packenhani
is
letter remains
Ore
out
destroyed.
trade ore
broke
form
the and West
the
his
signified
the seat for Roebourn'e
Assembly
o'clock
shop
and well
as
Bad duty to record the death of man young promising by drown Mr. Thomas Brown, tho son of Mr. ing. W. Brown, of the firm of Messrs Brown & went for a day's shooting Allen, Hay-street totliat lies about a part of the Swan which mile and a half below the Swan bridge. He and a companion named a lad Bizdee, of of thirteen entered a boat years age, in and started search of waterfowl. Tho as a resort for ducks, and spot is noted soon one of these birds was discovered and shot. Young Mr. Brown sprang into the water with the intention of swimming to the spot where the duck lay struggling, but after but a short distance proceeding Bizdee at suddenly onco disappeared. went to his assistance, but could net dis exact cover his whereabouts. He then went for assistance, and sent intelligence of the accident to the police. The body was found about half a mile eventually from the bridge named by a young man James Nolan. It is supposed the poor either seized with fellow was or cramps had over estimated his strength n3, found in a though the body was deep the water in the immediate hole, neigh bourhood was The funeral quite shallow. took place on Sunday and ivas numerous attended. The ceremonies were ly per formed by the Very Rev. Fr. Bourko, Y.G. Much for the sympathy is felt bereaved for of narents the loss their most son. R.I.P. promising is
has for
of
A fire
most
a
of
is
from
an
It
his
The corvobto Saida, a training ship in the at Austrian is in harbour present navy, at Albany,' arrived there last week having from Mauritius. She has 37 youn« cadets oh board a preparatory undergoing course before their obtaining commis sions,
"The from
Extract purchased by me." dated 15th December, 1890. at 15s. 6d. per unit."
and
j
the
Bunbury,
additional
an
purposes
j
j
extract says letter Mr. Kelly's Union Bank of
following, from
,
"
for
what may be termed fairly has been struck at largo quantities in the Kathleen water Yilgarn shaft. At a depth of 75 feet the sinkers came a on which at yields the rate of supply 120 gallons per day. water
than
doubt
Mr. Jeremiah Hicks a wellknown and of much colonist dti respected years' lat residence, passed away Wednesday five week. For tho Mr. years past Hicks cannotbe said to have enjoyed and for the last twelve good health months was almost confined to entirely his room. The funeral took on place afternoon and was largely attend Friday ed. The were Messrs. pall-bearers B. Smith and Helmich, Glydo, R.I.P. O'Callaghan.
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equivalent crime.
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assured.
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Mr.
Smithto Barry have the fight against iuexhausiible resources of these allies. The Governor of New York gave out
on
for
and, per dangers.
York.
declining
wages,
road, serious-
in which, to arrive.
obliged
Speech
patients. not probubly this explanation
and
cruel
a
Westminister."
is
measure
painful
"
more
Archbishop Wages.
suitable of profits
ex
of the principle The agriculture. an eminent of proof of the earth are
through
"
will
regulation
from
single to the
be remembered that somewhat of a sensation was caused at the Liege Social in the Congress by a passage letter there read from our Cardinal The passage was in favour Archbishop. of publicly and establishing a fixing just
very
to at
justice,
spoken It
:
—
formablo
j
!
is
It
have advanced this because I believe
sant's
The
as
blind.
"I
j
j
is
fruits
capitalists,
sition
unsatisfactory.
which
a
in
at
way
in
can conceal them. nobody changed into money paymeut
;
auy of quantity he would
contains
any
con
Legislative bo avoided
to
exist.
beginning
the
pass labour-
The
40,000
i
not
system
traverse
by the
!
offer
was
and
.
the
ought
saifie
this run cannot long system of justice be realised without, rela establishing tions of mutual and sympathy confidence and between masters workmen. This is the first To convert step egoistic is a labour more than the difficult hearts, labour iu mines. Before at. arriviug that we shall have to happy result
into
therefore ho could
;
was
letter
speak
masters
:
Dr. Levy was doses, to trying make more million than ono marks out of the transaction. Dr. Levy jexplains the letter .that £15 for an asking
!
had more Wilson de acquainted intimately Vieux and her little Mary, and it was about this time that Mrs. de Vieu < wrote to Mr Wilson a letter which was
that
off
fluid,
de
It
the was
j
j
father's
The
Mr.
some
Berlin and the papers, Gazette Cologne observed that as Dr. Koch charges only 25 maiks for little a bottle of his
make
to
in
possessed. that Mr.
an
'same year, much moved, as cabin boy the had Joseph," which
offered
proved having left his wife Vieux at Dundee, and returned to the little he to gather fortune
France
continued,
Hugh
he
was
speaker. suitable and child
it
and but he retained of calm.
and
This
injection.
then a agent for large Vieux Mr. de Perth. decided to go to Scotland and study the and there he became business, with the elder the acquainted Wilson,
child
possible consolation Mrs. Wilson her husband
her."
appearance of the end
" At 1888" " I was
Is of
!
unheard
an
be
should
aunt
poor
and slay in lodgings case, owing to the small lymph at Dr. Levy's disposal, be obliged to charge £15
shop at Lagos
a
for, private from must Davasplatz himself tor whether
come
partner.
house
with turned Raoul emotion, pale hand. took his ""She and eagerly know ? Where How do you lives 1 asked is he with she?," agitation. to him Then he added, as if speaking self,
a
opening
Bay
He
lives."
"
Benin
at
turning him with anxious who was watching " all the think that I don't surprise, have perished. family you mentioned there is some mistake which Unless forehead,
number small treatment.
a
open
I
still because the exists, principle of products are and registered public. in works aud "But manufactures is concealed. everything Nevertheless, the in commercial transactions prices iudicatious for calculating give mnny the profits of capitalists. But in the
last
by
.
towards
take
an
bought
regulated
Here
the
of would bo consumption, he could raise to pay any sum at once. the remedy Ono poor wrote to Dr. William Levy, in from that resort consumptive
to
Cardi
Last
does
Metayer it.
the
The it he could patient thought impossible be charged so much, and wrote again. He in that Dr. learned, reply, Levy's clinic was crammed but that he full,
his
by the
time,
price.
proportion
of
to be received Davasplatz, asking his clinic. The private reply was that the coast of telegram would be £50 treatment a week.
Mrs.
same
lowest
palpable So when
in selling and it
;
by
mean
be determined
to
almost
aflout
done
lymph
the
prices
were
business assistants
.
'
his Raoul
off
perspiration
and
to
ready obtain
.
of
.
the
wiped
the
I
publiclyt
mockery. " In the
already not to
which
rumours
By
of contract
for opportunities levying not be upon the dying would A man who had, perhaps for believed himself under
black-mail
was on bad terms The latter Belgium. of his with his family in consequence and he was to get marriage trying Wilson was a situation. Harry
thinking
the
that
obviou
death. her He sympathy, acknowledged then of the young the anxiety seeing to them men how his he related Mr. de Vieux in brother had known
j
"It would be easy for me to. get you your the exact date ; but I can answer very nearly now. They start question the end of November, 1858, ed' towards three-masted on board of an American " The Arkansas." vessel
Hugh
cases.
of Dr. Koch's anti-tuberculous a
with
application
tuberculous
in
Painful week about
shocking
reserve, sat down took
and and
over
still
reaction the follows
from
:
ed by 30 percent. I could give many similar examples. ' The absolute obstacle at this moment is the of capitalists to refusal declare their Free contract is profits. and dominaut over sacrosanct starving labour. Under these conditions liberty
coliapse,
have
cases
the
remedy
childish hand
my
was
of
injection
by complete
to.
extracts
labour at year the miners' strike was motived that the by the fact of the capitalists had increased profits whilst the remunera by 80 per cent-, tion of the workmen had barely increas-
He
He
invariably
photo
Hugh
her
silently,
the
she of
answered
him.
hand sad
haunted
the
fatal
through
face does not smiling mind the stiff thin form I on the bridge of the St.
saw
the the
advises patients but to wait quietly a for Berlin, the few weeks until can be remedy to fhem in own applied their homes, where can be carefully watched they
Yes, and this
recall
Among is
to
rush
hunger, with
Raoul
said
doubt,"
of
important
institution.
of the Con elucidates the, We translate
fully
referred
hfs one
Overbergeo,
secretaries more
-now
from
letter
pressed conviction. But ray profound to arrive at this of proportion, principle the sincere and voluntary co-operation of have con capitalists deliberately their enormous cealed and at profits,
be
boues,
cases
and some occurred.
think
was
a
must
Bruxelles
ou his Further Eminence writes "The passage which you quote to the Liege letter my Congress,
wroughtby Dr. tuberculous affections
followed
is
lymph
the
he
that
in
skin,
such
in
unexpected
men
or
de
tracting parties. "4. Recourse to these mutters ought much as possible."
lecturer's whether
scientific
'
boat ?" asked Mr. Wilson in to master. trying hands were and rough
the
were
simple
this
hears
also
diagnosing
discovery, a
i.
should
itself.
recognised agreement. The proportion "2. of which ought to he determined by the and their workmen. " The 3. revision periodical
changes
remedy
the
I
!
she
the'
letter
"
aud joints, are and he does not wonderful, doubt like that occur in changes must in the tubercular and deposits lungs other He organs. questions, however, whether it wise to apply the remedy is in advanced cases of consumption as
any
feel
aunt, bear
I
sectional which
con
of yems, be inserted
and
simply
then Poor
face
1
in
of
hospital that the
Koch's
resemblance there was to her who is my grandmother, and to whom I am also said to a resemblance. striking Mary, has her grandmother still living. dear What girl joy she will
was J
the
writes
strongly I see it in- her
Now
nal's
Dr. from Barney Yeo, one of the delegates who has now secured College, King's a of the lymph for. observations supply in
could
for
of view, point of the most pronounced one in alLthe of medicine>« history the English representatives
in
was
I
us.
infallible
therapeutic
features far from
was
cure
to
above points the following
doctors
A Berlin. very the subject of upon has been delivered to by his colleagues, to
proved and, purposes, Dr. Koch's opinion, considered from
x
Ker-
he asked
I
then
"
I
him
lands
civilised
lecture
having
of
her
relationship
shiver
his host, He took a step towards he laid himself and feeling staggering on arm. Mr. Wilson's his hand heavily " the exact date on Can you remember and Mr. de Yieux which your brother ? asked of Guinea" started for the Gulf voice that in so a Raoul he trembling his was drawn from de la Miniere Mr. looked astonished. and up revery Wilson reflected for a few moments.
with
is
know?"
me, suspecting
no
feel
the more
Captain Raoul.
choking voice. "-I have seen
a
"This
young lost to
once
At
?
exclaimed
?"
How
"
graph.
hand a kind of superstitious that"if this him fear made ing she was found her family girl
of
Hugh shuddered.
.
I
of joy„ and sorrow feeling loved heart. He his Mary too filled that her desire not to rejoice dearly and on the was at last accomplished,
other
Raoul,
daughter.
"At madec's
I
ing
midnight
ship
Brittany."
I
convinced him that something had found what he had so names and The same long sought for. dates could not be only a coincidence. A
become
flock
is to how far the impossible say results of the new curative process -will be permanent, of it is as experience still At the same comparatively scanty. he accepted as time the lymph may
we
vyhat
tbe
of
it
young researches
his
as
he
last
has
Consumption-
about 400 of them Dr. Kochler. He spoke upon the stroDgly of not much too necessity expecting from the use of the new lymph. As yet
v
hand, colleague's " The made to find her all failed. The captain of the family " who had replaced St. Joseph," my a short time father, who died at Gorse her up before, kept her and brought
sun
Yet,
at
before
to
recognize
the
to
important Dr. Koch's
sur
his
"Yes, CHAPTER
She
Mary.
by the tornado
for
all
us
about her family anything the ship she caihe in. Even which had brought her was
news." "And
SUNSHINE.
told
us
pressing
;
;
From continue
Wilson.
said Mr. the child
called
belonged." "And what child"? murmured
I
;
!"
Cure
gress,
she
;
-
The
age,
her
away able to
were I
the
;
tell
1
1,500,000; Hungary, Roumania, 400,000 ; 100,000 ; Holland, Turkey in Europe, France, 59,000; England,! 70,000; 70,000 Italy, 40,000 ; Switzerland, 6,000 Greece, 5,000 7,000 ; Spain, Belgium, 3,000 Servia, 4,000 ; Portugal, 1,000 ; Sweden, 2,000; 200,000 are Africa, 300,000, of whom in Algeria,, in Morocco, 60,000 32,000 in in and Tripoli, Tunisia, 100,000 Asia has 363,000, of 8,000 in Egypt; Asiatic are in whom Turkey 150,000 in the and Arabia, 30,000 Caucasus, in in 150,000 India, 20,000 Persia, in and Turkestan, 1,000 in 12,000 are in the New World there China the and in United 300,000 States, 8,000 in South America,
Germany, 650,000
first
nor name, the boat
Austro-
2,700,000,
Eminence
a
five
or'
important M. Van
an
of free
revision
periodical
three every a stipulation
which in the contract The Courrier
breath
still
a
publishes
which we intelligence, was affected feared by the was but she could restored,
never
I
gives of Jews :
'
of
tracts
(To be Continued.)
the
of
years
she
fact,
was
I
I
article
and
in
and
shock,
respective.
Professor
three
or
Mary
on,
she
that
elementary
the
her
continued weakened voice,
a
hairf
little
vived,
child every instruction religious of his confession. A at the express allowed
for
The Later "
"
of of
account
in
ed."'
If the same parents. of different confeshas children a of religious instruction course
sions
with
principle
'only the
of
desire school
little
I
necessary
the
at
of
classification the schools. As a ought to receive from minister a
is
possible
status
confessional
I
with man, of two girl
I
It
says,
much
young
children instruction.
snys, religious
a
article as
all
that
Wilson
also
was
I
I
-
13 th article must receive
There
also
:
-
i
" I
Prussia
the
time. Mr. also thought that' Wilson, it would be \ ery easy to get a copy of the names of all the on passengers board the Arkansas
a
hands.
I
The
and
—
I
1
The Earl of Aberdeen Booth saying
General
tl»9
and
I
:
1
the
expression
Irish
meeting.
ducing as
in
full.
committee
your
to
at question His speech Ho
his
sentiments on tbe New York is worth repro said When
requested
me
to
act
the
officer this presiding upon occasion I regarded it as much a duty as a pleasure to the honour which accept confer to they dcsiied lam upon me,
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liberty-
repre welcomo.
-
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-
We have the them as we wish. we extend to these not will be exceeded
I think, anywhere in this New York extends city them on behalf of the which I only in State, this
on
to
Great
for provides the National
Empire
of the a
the
in
rumours
air
of Buckingham Palace. the future forlorn has been building long deserted for a few by the Queen, except hours to the every year, and is nothing to
world of Drawing and Balls.
the rare and State other times
except Booms
Concerts
of the of possession
taking iudeed,
House within
Marlborough than one imagines be ; from
ever could be flitting
disposal use
it
?
General Majesty
has
but ment, the Cardinal have
it,
as
perpetuity. and little general
Palace
the
on
there other.
probably one
the
to
city
to
is
If'
remain
a
whom
even,
to
a
of encourage Better let still, of Westminster
letter
donation.
Iter
and
forfeiture monarch
for
show the
an
nine
of
j
t
'
:
j
months
j
j
£10,000,000
declare as
a
|
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j
to
trying claims
the Revolution, England claimed the French Government, from aud got to the extend of £100,000 compensation for the of British property subjects seized In this by the revolutionists,
Canada
coerce
put Government Sea,
where
ment
is
forward
!
respecting the United
sending
seven
States additional
Catholics
confiscated,
representatives, in building
compound
or
the
to
interest
years
brings
amount
to
price
a
subjects, law. to the over
British
money of the their
property heirs
Government
Buckingham
hundred
of
Pnluco.
£54,000
the up baudsomo
or
used it The in
a
original
indeed, these days of centralisation, for Palace and Park the the in which the stands. Palace even
„
by
of paying the owners Catholic
Instead Iiish thus
British
being banned
although
Irish
in
National Library of Australia
London, Members
Exchange
of have
Mr.
Lidderdale,
to
!
Bank thanks
of
Messrs.
Stock address of the
nmouut
to
bank cial
was
It the
siding Mr. Lidderdale that nothing a
panic,
and
meeting
assured hud happened that
the
bank
as
rescue
a
in.
fell
has
man,
fasting
a
general
holiday.
The
the Highland picnic, Society's Cricket the Hibernian grounds, fete at Chowder Society's Bay, the at the Orange demonstration Ryde, Rechabite at Pearl the picnic Bay, Parachute the descent, Skating carnival at the Salvation Ashfield, and a monster Army demonstration Methodist
were
picnic
patronised
Tattersall's attended. well
largely
The
were
race, Tatter with by Muriel, Lancer third. big
won Cup, was Vespasia second and Messrs. Rhodes' warehouse machinery
and down The morning. at five thousand engineering was burnt
yesterday estimated
early
Randwick
at
races
sall's
damage
all
yesterday
is
pounds.
to
A.
and. in
Stores,
Flinders-street. worth eighty
origin the Luckily
the
to
that Mrs. of Captain
Due his
entered
at
Port
he tho
joined
holiday. intercolonial
between
South
which former have
in
their first 5 wickets
lost
Giffen
is
hundred
in
Army.
is is
army
which
ho
was
as
imprisonment. steamer Ournka for
January steamers
charLored term
This
tho
is
for
Rossn, of
will
Australian this
the
banishment
sail
a
sen
from
trade.
having
agita ex-
Sydney is
now
Prahran
were
3.
'and
the
January on
3.
to
id
be
16th
January
team
Sydney
team. Ladies' in
a
against
The
President of Associa Cricketing Melbourne, making
of private
were
of
three
January
match
Melbourne
arrangements. A number
residences
at
entered
burglariously
yesterday.
Adelaide, Yesterday Match was Australians which
the
Gift'en
and
No
3.
Cricket The South for 472 runs,
continued. were
all
out made 237.
now
outhouses residences.
January
Intercolonial
at the wickets out for 48 runs. The larrikins were Year's Eve and is
on ports first of the
Fenian
the tion
one
January 3. day
heavily, cold.
cricket a
made
hottest
Melbourne, at
yet runs.
shade.
extremely
ladies'
as
27.5
quarter past 94 degrees
falling
.
of
to
direct 8th.
for
the
the
the other
enjoyable
innings
Sydney,
Snow weather
and
not out, having and nineteen runs.
a
2.
and
cricket match and Victoria, the yesterday,
Australia
commenced
was
17 th, Melbourne
from which been banished,
had Freuch
for
soldier,
January
Adelaide made
attractions
yesterday's In the
played
con-
in
by
at Morpfiettville
races
regatta seaside
A
O'Shen, O'Shea,
Russian
France,
family
Liverpool
tor's
the
enter
covered
are
Adelaide, The
finan
very
unknown.
is
Hobart,
and expected, in New York is
destroyed.
fire
stores
yesterday Mutual The thousand
surance.
and
D'Orjeans
was
Everything of the
The
the
destroyed
was
property pounds.
well
were
occurred
-fire
big
morning
2.
January
festivities holiday patronised yesterday.
registered
of New bankers, Their liabilities The failure of the
million.
O'Donovan iu
The distress
in consideration of the pay ngreed ment of £50,000, to in all rights forego to her aunt's respect under which will, Blie and her children to the benefitted extent of nearly The £100,000. will was contested by Mrs, O'Shea's brother, General Sir Evelyn Wood. The Czar refuses to allow the Due
cause was
Melbourne, The
was Yesterday At the season. the afternoon in,
hns
tenced The
a
the
children five have
injuries. utmost
not
announced divorced wife
common
pre of the bank, the gathering
and
a
is
an imminent thereby averting and having a effect reassuring the market. wheu Subsequently,
upon
the
siderable.
and
crisis
All
fire.
failed.
pressure
The with
England,
continue
will
Bateman, have
York,
of
2nd.
Governor
instead but the
McCarthy,
caught
their expressing for the effective action taken bank in relation to emby the the barrasssments of Brothers, Baring
over
Circular
to
the twenty-eighth completed day of his fast. The doctors who have had the man under supervision refuse to allow him to exceed the forty days. observed New Year's day was here
mind and commiseration.
.of
armed
an
presented
takes JuBtin
severely burnt, died from their already incident has caused the
Govern
January London
the
who accidentally Mr. the Tanner,
Mr.
if
leadership position
were
i
this
that
the the
Admiralty
Bazaar
;
Irish
of the ,
included £54,000 in lieu Catholic College property,
was
The
of the West coast Australian survey it next but is stated that no season, bo available for the pnrvessel will pose afterwards. The severe in weather England and the River Thames i6 continues,
iu
steamers.
.
sum
places
is not Mr. confirmed. Parnell from recovered the of effects the lime thrown the at him during and take a Kilkenny election, will week's rest.
|
to to the yield American the the Behring
by
of and
women
covered with ice of unusual partly &o much so that thickness, sheep have been roasted on whilst is it, skating distress Great in general. prevails of the cold and consequence weather, thousands are starving. A shocking disaster has taken place at Leeds. The cooton-wool <lres6eB children of 14 at a Church acting
I
over
means
Mr.
|
After
with
have fled from the the red men.
from
retire
The
(
taken
being
Chadron, The country
j
'
The Canadians is
burn
Dakota, They Nebraska
has
has closed all Blaine Secretary Stales ports except one the of Canadian importation
action
man
night attempting
while
.Quay,
drowned
at
Wednesday
rumour
United
cattle.
to
attempting in South with settlors.
have been ordered troops and a ensanguinary is in which no gngement expected, will be given on side, either quarter It is reported that Mr. Parnell agrees
of
|
against
now
rescue,
O'Brien
will
to twenty thousand amounting which is banked in his name
Mr.
by
j
Paris..
the
who
the
to
the
League, pounds
is
Government to
j
Indians
filled
threatened
defen
direction of ,afiairs. Mr. Parnell refused to the accept sugges and also declined to surrender tion, the control of the fund of the Irish National
Episcopal by a long restitution ago ; and a more particular too. the Palace was built Practically with of the Irish Catholics. money seized and Among the Church property in France confiscated during the Revolu was that tion of two or three in France founded colleges by Irish Catholics for the education of their at a time when British childreu penal laws them from"" prevented getting education Catholic in their own land.
is
children,
corresponding
resume
on
belonging
'
Australian
past of
are
j
the
of 1889. period In the. course of an interview at Paris Mr. O'Brien suggested that Mr. Dillion be the nominal should leader of the Irish Mr. until. Parnell chose to party
Archbishop the Archbishop's House in be This would making a a restitution for tardy the
plunder palaces
the increase
returns
in
of
Later. Agency,
Ridg'e
Nebraska
Mr. of
to the of New Zea tary Agent-General Mr. of the land, Roberts, President Dunedin and Mr. CrichettExhibition, of Walker, principal Under-Secretary New South Wales. It is expected that the British revenne
will
the
is crowded also attacking and Otoe.
are
Navi Edwards,
General
succeeded
nearly
regiment
a
which i
the Legislative of Assembly Mr. Wulter Kennaway, Secre
Victoria,
not place it at the who could make good should not grudge it to
sent
no
of
Clerk
why
We Booth
-
Platte
the
into cavalry an artful snare them. prepared by have burnt a Catholic Already they several A mission, killing people. war of extermination by the Govern
Pine
j
and the
elephant, of those
of
home
Buckingham
Major
hearts and
against expected. Tho Indians
Youl, of Tasmania, and of Tas Agent-General mania. The honor of Companions of of St. Michael and St. George the order conferred has been on Mr. Jenkins,
But a
Co.,
Commissioner ces, Mr. James Mr. Braddon,
;
Palace
Buckingham white
gation
of
the Cheyenne been striking ten or of everybody in the
ment
McCoy,
Melbourne University, Chairman Sutherland, Peninsular and Oriental Steani
of Wales' Prince the Palace and the maintenance of Marlborough seems almost an absurdity of the empty Palace. House is more of
to a awuy stronghold of extensive consisting and Nebraska, in Dakota
They have
entrapping
!
Com George
Thomas
talk
sight
Rivers. into the
settle
honor
of
approach
vicinity,
of the" coupons of Buenos Ayres and bonds for a of 3 period
The
on Ridge, learning the United States
|
funding
has of the
At it is as a " writer has described a palace it, m liolland"— the furniture brown being all this material to save it up in pent from London and dust. There is fog some
the
Pino
Service Act. named A marine Cullen, M. to H. S. was Cordelia,
braves, thousand
five
barren country between fork the North and the South fork of
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state of German
of Knight ot St. Michael and St. been conferred on Professor
recent-
now
the
Bank
to
Museum. mander
occasions
on
a
on the Honorable Sir ages Right Hercules Robinson and Sir Henry Oreswick Trustee of the British Rawlingson,
.That
outer
for
devised by committee
'
as
around
hurried troops, in bad land
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s.
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part represent J tender to them welcome."
occasion. 'and hearty
sincere
has accepted with its liabilities dealing the members of English
own.
to-night
;
.
our
of dispose welcome which
'
Caledonian
the
Republic
—
to
who was in charge of the has resigned bis army, on account with of a quarrel position Booth to Ceneral with the respect of administration and the funds, of criticism has been spirit gathering
s
of
to a on the refusal part of the of the collieries to submit a managers to arbitration. dispute regarding wages
owing
to devoted Mr. Frank of the social
uses.
at
is
his own son's being premier. Two thousand colliers at Merthyr in South have struck Tydvil, Wales,
of
object
wing
|
systems.
Government
be
to
reformation
Smith,
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railway The
seems
being
Army
.
are
money right The
the
on
collapsed and Western
South
gow,
Our sympathy and our sympathy
American
—our
has
in
reformation,
the
now
purposes
Salvation
it better for the ships to than submit to the tyranny of the Seamen and Firemen's Union. The traffic on the Scotch railways is The men are re increasing. slowly to work. There is a feeling in turning the Edinburgh acts in Glasgow against favour of the strikers.
of the
majority
groat country.
mation
idle
The strike
is
£99,000
| '
;
the
money
declare
remain
Salvation of sub-
criticism. Strong objection raised in to many quarters for social subset ibed and refor-
being
is
!
ol view people of this
and
the
he intends
pired,
of
flood
a !
meeting. The Hull dockers have struck owing to the Federation Shipping employing free labour. dis The owners show no to to yield of the position the demand men for tho discharge of the free labor,
which
scheme,
;
another
Rule, inaugurated has not been many years ago, yet successful. A mora of few years a few of struggle more agitation, years and we have no will be but.it question I do not to detain successful. propose with remarks. It has been you any said that the officials of this public the active country ought not "to exhibit Irish interest in affairs which they do. the This is, perhaps, view taken by a sure that it does not meet few, but I am the
j
in
great cordiality. the two lunched for arrangement
brief interview and made an
a
together,
31.
Parnell
\
honoured cordial
of
spirit
now Ireland. to revisit in America. present is annouueed of Prince The death brother of the seventh late Chun, of the and father Emperor Heinfung, The deceas present Emperor of China. ed the of occupied peculiar position
its
He
promises
to scripiions amounting aid of his scheme of social re-action A of feeling the in setting concerning;
!
a
a
a
Mr.
of
Booth, received
Army,
\
its loving people will iind sentatives The cause of Home
found
in
met
,
be
can
O'Brien
".General" has
?
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London, Mr.
—
there
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support
"
of of the the sympathy worthy American a cause hallow.ed people by the blood of made and martyrs sacred of people by the tears of millions that has the sympathy not a. cause of this -country, but only of the people the the of civilised world. people Wherever
the
would '
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position
credit.
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to-night.
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.
more than to-night by my presence word which I- can to by any express in the cause so testify my iulerest ably espoused by the distinguished gentlenaeu whom we are here proud to welcomo
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him."
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just
to
just
at
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professor
got
:
he is the
that
man
invented
was
it,"
the
answer.
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anecdote told
tact
was
created that
was
his extreme illustrating soon of Disraeli after he It Beaconsfield. Earl of not
appears
plantation Disraeli street,
change. Disraeli, blurting feel
I
with
hastily, "
his
trans
of
Lords
the in brother peer the who askecl him how he liked " exclaimed Like it ?" for the moment aud forgetting "like I the it? out truth, met
a
dead
were
seeing on the
fiture
after loDg the House
to
if
as
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smile,
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man:
else
;
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ngree
you
are
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little
a
and in
the
and
and
ago
her
left
animal
an
with four Now give
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buried
alive."
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discom
expression
he
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years,
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gentleman the
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grass
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of
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when "I
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before
following
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trespassing notice by a priuted doing so. against for
reason
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in
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culprit.
man
of
and
yet
you
a
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see
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and
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going
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can
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out
what
in
all
irri
the
to
over
was
read
it
I
arrested." A lecture
-A stupidon economy.— at knocked the door of looking tramp residences in Yonkers, one of the finest of the and was received by the lady "Please do you want?" "What house. to buy a glass of, give me a dime of I mean a loaf 'sense bread me, "I haven't any money." beer." got " Then, Haven't any money got that you suggest madam, I would are into a move cheaper house ; you —
!
your Economise
beyond
living
evidently
means.
in the wealth. and house rent. Cut of clothes matter some and then, perhaps, your expenses, a to spare day you will have a dime the means that be madame, may dime, and thirsty a of hungry preventing mortal from suicide ; committing fellow of the a coin or it be a quarter may that will of 25 cents upholster value of his clouds on the horizon flie dark
Economy
is
—
the
eminent
most
and
best to
on
diseases
all
for
Hence
the liver
when
others
with
most diseases
these
so
or
ill-health and
in
Harmless or
yet
con
:
Soule's
Ameri and mys which
exist
or
disease resist its
is
frail to
weak-
woman,
use.
For
years,
and Bright's complaints,
dead
or
Patients
nearly
dying"
of phsioiaus, liver diseases, called consump
by
coughs,
have been cured. Women 1111 yonc nearly crazy From -of agony nervousness, neuralgia, and various diseases wakefulness, peculiar tion,
to
women.
out of shape People drawn of ating pangs rheumatism, and
or
chronic,
Erysipelas Saltrhcum,
from
from
suffering
and,
excruci
is
been
ters,
proof neighborhood
—
away
Every
help.
said
I
on
with
far
I
myself,
again.'
that
even
I of
case one '
to
get up but liquid
in time
and food, yet my stomach. skin and bone.
on
but
head ached so lose my senses. I should cne hope, when day called of Bournemouth,
My
all
up
Mrs. what
West, I
was
taking Then
and
I was,
as
Curative
cured
was '
will
you seemed
send
I
;
was
once
Mother I said, I'll She did so, taking the
by
'
Well,'
for
Oh, use
no
she
me
'
said,
it's
;
Syrup.
if
I
taking.
things she told
il.'
to feel better on three able to and after days I was walk the room, and by the end of the across stairs. Now I well week I went down am as All nervousness has left ever. me, and my food without I can eat aud digest my feeling any distress. I want that I knew about to say finally, Curative Mother Seigel's Syrup, and should tried it before if certain have years acquain take tances hadn't for it Oh, don't it, said, will do yon no good.' They said that because dose,
by Dr. can
dyspepsia, all
Soule's be found
known
not
it
was advertised, themselves. It
because they knew bad advice for rae,
for
and From what I have cost me years of said— which is but the my story part of this remedy. people may infer what I thiuk I thank God that I did resort to it at last Mrs. Jane before it was too late." (Signed) was
of
Darraeott
Foster,
torture.
,
It from
diseases
Hop in
Bit every
to add that suffered
only necessary
is
which
Mrs.
Foster and
dyspepsia, on
Brought did
not
digestive blood and
organs, fed 'the
this
in
effect she
like
malady indiges
nervous
rally removed
Syrup
the was
prostration. and shock at violent her death, Mother Seigel's the of the torpor thus enriched the
by grief
originally sudden
husband's
Bourne
Road, Pokesdown, March, 1890.
Hants.
mouth,
and until
and
It
nerves.
We
cases.
has always only regret
can
in the procrastinated foolishly it. of facts of using Her'statement be relied as the has been case may upon, and impartially investigated. thoroughly that
matter
"For
is
Life."
the
WORLD-FAMED is
all
effects monials.
Blood
the
CLARKE'S MIXTURE
each Vendors
which in the
for
given
much
arising. Blood
heir of
wish
and I could me, and
nervous room
I
if
as
hot
'
Seigel's it try aud I
scrofula.
blood poisoning, in fact, almost
to cured
the them
better.' get I thought
die.'
from
"
Nature Have
in
one
felt first
was
My
asked fired of
inflammatory
!
"
indigestion, frail
your
they
Curative
and up given other kidney severe
every make and
to
puzzled, what
and
I
nothing clammy,
me.
I had friend
her
ii. "
Almost
shook
nothing
never
system chapter
"
me
no if I had blood failed. memory completely and that was the to recover, expected of my friends. After they had called me would She go away saying,
see
tion,
for the most smallest child
not The
bed.
—
combined
wonderful
possibly it
.surest
developed, no that operations
its
can
power,
em
malaria, you
tell
is
power
varied
running could
I in
know
any of
"
and
and
arc
valuable, Dr.
equally
curative
is
diseases —
dyspepsia;
or
compounded into such a Hop Bitters,
terious
as
ina
or
than feeling
'
reliable
remedies
And can
the
physicians
same
all
of such
;
the
Moredown, a
were
was
dreadfully
so
went
legs in
shall
that
and pieces.
retain not this time I was
my aud I'm
phys
remedy
only
cure
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, will and they fever, ague, &c.," Dandelion 1111 Mandrake! or
invalid
mum,
I took
"
of
like
me
helpless and attended what to know
seem
came spasms I shall uever
dreadfully
forms
body.
lie
he fact, I don't really
to and
fall
never
to will
my for,
not In
cold, bear any I did not yet should call out
My
of
needles
to
trembled
sure
out
is.'
then not
I
thing
the yellow, and bowels felt cold and warmth energy
and
over
case.
I
By
i.
organs kidneys urinary retention, diabetes, Bright's disease, and all the to retain bility urine, to Women and ailments peculiar And tell they will you explicitly " Buclm." phatically
cure
close
it
of
all
the
is
pins had sent
said,
first
Ask the "What
if
sickness.
of
sense
got dry and
river
all
did
my
could
!
"
:
aud
lonely
at low tide. 1880, whilst livingat I had a worse attack with I was taken
was
day, but
opinion
and
said the honour," I am exceedingly when I saw the
and short-sighted, I couldn't make notice,
or
What is be relied
"
wero
just
doctor
ill
charter
intelli
park
public
as cramp, into me, and move,
"
"
any
constant
a
before.
sk'ould
icians
warning the public What have you to
yourself?" I'm here, your "
a
had
"
childlike complaints, giving natural, refreshing sleep always ? will tell And you unhesitatingly they Some Jorm of Hops ! !
Ask
magistrate, took place in this you bailie who
see
are
education,
found
say
to
very sorry said the
position,"
a
dialogue
I
complaint
nervous
public
of
In June, Bournemouth,
SILVER
curing
of Glasgow parks in the neighbourhood in close to a notice and that proximity not to do so under warning the public for He trespassing. pain of prosecution
:
this niisunVo condition and' ot uuetoring got tired no One did me good. months me for eighteen
gradually
out
finally
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for
arrested
was
certain
a
iu 1
almost
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of
the most eminent Physician what best Ask is the any school, the world for quieting and allaying and tation of the nerves, all
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last
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skin
left
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to
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lady says
until
'
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got qaite sure the pills would cure you. them— in water- cr in cake?" used them in my popgun."
—
dragged
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on
a
years,
these
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you.
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affected."
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lately,
giraffe," of the member sponded a bright " The editor The showers wrote,
love
She seems said the sick of voice, as weak tone lady in a very " did she she unclosed her what eyes, have on ?" " Teacher Bobby Swapples, what is " ?" Bobby A quadruped a quadruped for
sympathy
deeply
tion.
I
right.
school-teacher " Which
question, animal
well
uccouut
on
the
are;
baby's. A
look No
:
The
—
brains
Robinson: trouble is with
all
are
lungs mine
for
crying
don't
night Brown:
trouble.
aud
it
suggested
:
Robinson
at
sleep
toll
I'll
yes.
Robiuson.
takes
Yes, it now-a-days
:
Kut
idea.
What
She
a
was
poll
day.
New
you
Friend money. to make money Brown You
:
ago ing
physically
goiug from
constantly
every
Ploughed
most of the
the face
probably
exacting
'
your
thinks
deafanl
:
friend
one
Mr. she is
hand.
left
my
rather
is
—
Dress.— is
Old
—
excellent wife will
excuse
;
:
do
Nephew
-
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and
? a
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how
not;
tongue Suppose
:
to the weather is alluding Yes, it rather dirty. Doctor Yes, these quacks have a There's big business. Digby dosen't know half as much about medicine as I, as but he's making three times much
so
:
horrid a he has think lying " I be surprised. I shouldn't tongue." ' teeth. he has false know I
left.
"
Husband. most
a
EyeJy
Clara,
just
are
-
a
roses." "
there
see.
Hollow
ther.
:
Robinson R:, who
" Over pa's wedding He: boo-hoo." "Why, present " It's what's the matter with it ?" She for the gas but bill a receipted nothing we used up during our courtship." " said a husband, gently My dear," wife— the was his lady rousing De Hobson Mrs. ill—" dangerously
is
any.
the
was
:
Bill,
say, ?"
Disraeli
we whether said a action," other the day
Certainly
idiotic
an :
love
tell.
:
:
attended
Mercy
:
fight you but the other
—
never
those ?"
through
No, ing ? Small son: boy was. for. Accounted He, at fond of fish-balls. are you Oh, I don't the country
He
it
called
in
Willie, "are
a plaster, porous specting comes the pain holes where to small mother Fond
me,
and
—
—
When undrum, wise
out?
plan do yon think it? Married her some one
He
who
fellow
a
new
divisions'
Your
beside
were
you
said
he
as
yourself," stood by
if
as
the
doubtiul
is
is
call
ruffled. ««
it
baled
been
than
more
you
:
military " And whereabouts do you hospital. " On feel worst, ?" sentry corporal doctor." duty, Mrs. Good Smith afternoon, Mr.
precision.
united get constable " You
ridiculous. A Managing
"
the his
of
secret
success
'
I
the police." among a man is standing in a waggon that loaded with bales and is cottou being him the one of them knocks into is it to that he has correct street, say
—
contradicted;
fear over
'
man is called but a curious, foot. on when he goes slow some to make A book that is likely The cookery book. stir nobody wants and nobody Something to lose— A lawsuit. likes not is The sphere of the sewiog-girl
:
wea ay's Pills. Weakening the summer sultry days strain feeble and decrepit, nerves of the and_ eventuate unless some disease may' such as these purifying Pills, restorative, the be found to correct disordering medicine gives Holloway's tendency. to nervous which is the system, potency of all vital movements, and the source main which over action presides every of the the growth and well-being tains the can over estimate No one body. the nerves well of necessity keeping these Pills or the ease with which strung, that end. They are the most accomplish to indigestion, antidotes irregu unfailing sick headache, lar circulation, palpitation, therefore at and costiveuess, and have tained sale and highest the largest reputa
been Let
"
Fer
She (thoughtfully) you put it in writing,George The In Exact Place.
Plundering
—
for
pay of
arm
—
many If
is
aphere. The
to
payer
mournfully.
fishing
rifle
magazine
disaffected
faster
N
real
I
shall
over
He
has
bill
your De
—
the taxdefective "
time
the footpad. man part When he's afloat. is
The
-
to
When tackle It
Keotish
the foundation
Laying
—
monument. away Passing
your
The
rsnt—
ground
plensr." I love
rest,
can
shavings.
ears.
a
it
Sir,
:
months."
six
.
in A tavern. Called A good fit— A fit of laughing trade— The pawnbroker's. A pop-ular A singing in the on the brain Muse
-
"
Cantwaite running
.
.
warranted
to cleanse from
impurities For
Scrofula, and Diseases, are marvellous. Sold in Chemists
by
Lincoln
Co.,
Lincoln,
2s. Patent
bottles, aud
and
Sole
Midland
Englaud.
whatever Skin Scurvy,
cause
and
Sores of all Thousands
everywhere.
The
—
BLOOD the blood
kinds, of testi and 9d. lis
Medicine Proprietors Countk « Drug
.
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despairing lining,
'ported
and beer.
soul fill
with his
a
stomach
Good day,
fair
silver-plated with imlady."
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the vile above.
blown
in
poisonous
the
a
bottle. stuff made
bunch of green and Dr. Soule's
JJO at
J.
HUNTER,
and
Jewelled, Guaranteed GALLE'S, Albany.
Capped two
yeais
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PIONEER
HARMON&
E.
CO.
of
(Late
STREET.
j
PERTH.
and
Rundle
HAY
HARNESS
BARRACK
Practical Watchmaker
AND
SADDLE
WORKS,
Street,
WAREHOUSE,
COLONIAL
Jeweller, Adelaide,
Railway
(Near
FREMANTLE,
Hotel.)
PERTH. -
STREET,
Merchants,
General the
HAS
cheapest
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Great
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the leading
amongst
ranks
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famous
most
BOWELS,
and
these
They
confidently
impaired
in
all
ages
and
guarantee.
and
;
never-
MEDICINE
are
Ointment
|
New
78,
Oxford
St.
Oxford
533,
(late
'
sold
are
the
throughout tions
for
the
on
and
Boxes
Oxford
633,
WEST
look If
Pots.
to
the
London,
Street,
with
d
ac
language.
should
Purchasers
'.j-s"
every
ado
they
let
r-r
j
Rings,
&
T.
HAY
W.
thanks
returning past favours, hey are prepared to
rN
for
Ladies' Pins
FACTORY
generally
public
thus
beg to announce manufacture all
&c.
Cruets,
„
—
and
English Grindery Good
hides
hand. in exchange Goods despatched Colony.
Continental
and and
by buying per cent., besides having a large Nesbit, from and a select practical maker to guarantee every article figs
parts
quantities.
large
PERTH.
Wholesale
1
Mr.
the
„
„
be late
held of
at
both
—
SMITH, Street,
17
Hotel North
the
)
West
& TEE
and
Roebourne
Cossack.
1889.
House.
favourite
JINK
JpERTH JpALACE
bach and Splendid Balcony Stables , and Bath-rooms, a First Class for every requisite
front.
NOW
OPEN.
Hotel.
sold,
and
Privacy
MORNING.
a
quietness
spe
From
ciality.
10 to 12, for Ladies and Children Admission 6d. ; Skates Free.
only. Best
Quality
Jeweller,
Liqu-
of
only
orsKin
stock.
AFTERNOON.
W.
Roebourne. Andrew, Stroud, Geraldton. F. Kelly, Dongarra. G. H. Lott, York.
J. T.
Oils
the
at
Address
WATSON
October
Perth. :
the
Railway (Near-the for Agent
1
Perth,
The Settlers
Brushes
will otherwise promptness.
PRIZE
Barrack
Accommodation
rst Class Travellers.
JFii
for
watch
V. E. NESBIT, and 'Watchmaker
Agents
Note
Hotel STREET,
HAY
to
stock
and
firs
Whips
Skins, Harness or
by post FIRST
S3"
Slraiiirock
a
including
Clippers,
care
for
requisites
Chamois
Scrapers, etc.
obtained
Saddles and Saddles
Jockey
W.A. Agricultural Show Society's for the best collection Guildford, and Harness. Saddlery
GREAT
IN
Girls'
Hostelry,
All orders sent executed with all
lbs.)
R.S.
in
Stores,
or
Sponges,
Combs, Blacking,
and
Saddles, and all
ROBERT
:
Practica
taken of
Clothing, Stable
VARIETY.
PAYMENT. TIME POSSESSION. IMMEDIATE
„
all
to
Pack
Spurs,
quarter
boxes (120
small
DRAPERY
at least Y. E.
from
on
always skins
cases,
a and varied stock, large of Gig, and Cart, Cairiage and Gents' Saddles Riding
Messrs.
save,
will
20
houses.
Uppers kangaroo
in
Oilmen's
Saddlery
of
Harness.
Boys'
Bridles,
Pilches, Horse
Spectacles.
paid customers
collecting,
classet
pos BOOTS, on the shortest a and Also, kept in stock, large varied assortment of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's BOOTS and SHOES from
in
in
Ladies'
Necklets Studs
of COLONIAL sible notice.
the best Leather
tines
&c.,sold Jewellery, Watches, Clocks, PAYMENT with IMMED TIME at ex to householders IATE possession As no low heavy prices. ceedingly and for convassing commission is
PERTH,
to the
Breast
and
octaves.
Tobaooo
on
Britnall),
STREET,
do.
„
Flour.
and Spirits
and
r
BROWN & ALLEN, (Late
Wines
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies' Breast Pins
Gent's
kinds and
class
-
-Leon
tines
„
Manufactuberofall
Harness,
asks
SMITH
ROBERT
&c.
Teas, Sugairs,
Bracelets & E.
B.
Earrings Alberts
Leon
tools,
Ammunition—Sadd
Harness,
Brooches
Alberts
„
el
are
BOOT
AUSTRALIAN
the
Silver
Bracelets
Earrings
„
Medicines
of
World;
Civilized almost
in
use
Vendors
all
by
Watches
Governor,
Frederick
Broome, K.C.M.G.
ALWAYS assortment
Walthams Gold Ladies' WatcheB Watches Silver „
TO
Sir
bales,
Iron, Snider Revolvers, and pieces, (muzzle
loading)
lery;
Necklets Studs „ Jet Brooches & Earrings Keepers „ Alberts Wedding Rings ,, Clocks Plated Electro Cups
St.)
London; And
breech
the
N.
Corrugated
Fowling
Rifles,
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Excellency
Fencing
Netting,
Pumps,
Douglas
His
APPOINTMENT
also
Station
Wive Cornsacks, Galvanized Wires,
repaired'
„ ,,
at
only
Anvils,
|
Females
Manufactured
are
or
Stocks
full
requirements, other good6, Carpenters' Portable Wool Forges,
sundry
every
Agents, hand
on
BY
SPECIAL
repaired. Nesbit's
„
unsurpassed.
and
Pills
or
sets'
„
The
always
of
Importers
Station
and
HAVE
two
a
of
setsB.&E. Brooches
„
FAMILY
GENERAL
a
as
become
to
made Levers Gold
Gold
with
Jewellery to order
cleaned
Silver
„
|
wonderfully
are
incidental
Watches
other
Watches
;
consti
has
They
CHEAPEST
years'
,
of
a
the
cause,
ailments
all
where
cases
weakened.
or
efficacious
all
whatever
from
tution,
vigour LIFE.
f
in
remedy
failing
as
exception.
These
;
recommended
EVERY Nes bit's
Walthams Nesbit's in the Colony,
|
OF
SPRINGS
MAIN
great
are
energy,
tone,
without are the
Nesbit's Gent's
Kidneys, and
Stock
first-class
in the colony. description and jewelled) Levers English (capped and rough stand work, guaranriding The Best teed for two Watch years.
description Watches
the
on
soothingly,
giving
and
BLOOD,
the
purify yet
Stomach,
Liver, to
Pills
powerfully,
th
j
of Life.
necessaries
and
Watches
and
best selected stock of of Jewellery
Famous Ale and
W.
House
Bass's
for
Guiness's
From
2.30
to
6d.
Admission,
5.
Stout.
Skates
6d.
and COLDS,
HOTEL.
GERALDTON
Consumption,
Influenza,
EVENING.
COMPOUND SEED, Aniseed, &c.,with Chlorodvne.
ESSENCE
KAY'S
KAY'S torant,
Senega,
COMPOUND, for
Coughs,
OF LIN Squill, Tolu,
demulcent
a
D'LUCEY,
R.
THOMAS
expec Chest
and
Colds,
8 to .10.
From
c.
EVERY
and
for
COMPOUND, is
equally
for
Prize
Horses
is
HOTEL
GERALDTON
The
TIC
in Neural PILLS, a specific Contains Face-ache, &c. Quinine,
and
Comfort
Every
And
PILLS,
CATHAETICUM aperient. Cement
for
—
COAGULINE.
Everywhere. England.
Stockport,
Manufactory,
Whicli'is
fa
>£
£
P S'
m
and
of Burroughe's
one
Watts'
the
is
of lovers
of
the
always
obtainable,
and
Attendance
dood
WimbridgE,
v nuKMK
C U
on
HAY
Funeral STREET,
Furnisher,
of the FUNERALS Colony, the
shortest
in
and
all
any
always of colony
st.
therewith notice
the
hand,
Funeral
BOOTS,
SHOES
&
C.,
PERTH. cathedral.)
and varied extensive and German, Colonial
AND
and
Manager.
COMFORTING.
BREAKFAST.
stock
in
the
Manufactured
SLIPPERS.
part
a of the "By knowledge natural thorough laws govern the ooerations of digestion and nutriand tion, by a careful application of the fine proper. ties of well-selected Mr. cocoa, Epps has provided for breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured beverage which save us may many heavy doctor's bills. It Is use of such articles by the judicious of diet that a constitution be gradually built may until up strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to ate tack there is a weak wherever point. W® may escape a fatal shaft many by keeping ourselves well fortified with blood and a pure frame."— properly nourished Sec article in the Civil Service Oatette.
which
Made
simply
Sold
in
to
at
telegram
TO
ATTENTION
PROMPT
COUNTRY
ORDERS.
with
boiling
Coaches
packets
JAMES
or
-
Hearses
1 5s.
EPPS'SJJOCOl.
most
French,
ALLUM,
GRA TEFUL—
otherwise. ways
Sale from
water
or
PRICE
al
LIST
ON
APPLICATION.
by Grocers,
milk.
EJPJPS homoeopathic
thus:—
labelled
&
GO.
chemists, ENGLAND.
LONDON,
I
ready. —
SUM! tea Hit littJfiuft &&Je, MonumentalHead and Tomb Stones, with handsome Iron Railings, supplied and erected complete. W. T, WIMBRIDGE.
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details
attended by.
george's
English,
'
connected
S.JL
PERTH.
conducted
FAS
FRANK
Civility.
DEALER, STREET,
HOWICK (opposite on
on
game.
hand.
Importer,
LEATHER
RUIEK
km, "
and
Manufacturer
AN1>
General
Roberto.
'
Brands
Moderate.
Boot
T.
By Professor
far-famed
GEORGESMEDDLES, W.
Children.
MUSIC.
Visitors,
Skates resort
favourite
of the Best
and Beers
Spirits
H ?? id
J
and
Tallies,
and
lighted,
brilliantly
Charges A
contains
Billiard
Ar
Wines, $L
MORNING.
for
an
Broken
Sold
ticles.
Travellers
for
Convenience
Iron,
LINUM agreeable
Gala
Is.
with
replete
Cattle.
KAY'S gia, &c.
6d.;!3kates
and
Coughs
serviceable
Admission,
SATURDAY
Projirietor.
Complaints.
KAY'S Colds,
.
COUGHS,
Asthma, FOR &
Buonciiitjs
SMALL
SENT
ORDERS
BY
BOOK
POST.
Printed M.
Observe
the
Next
Record,"
Address,-— "Door
and published Gibney,
to
the
"Criterion
Hotel."
T-homas
at
the
Hoioick
—
for office
—
the
of
street,
rmmm
Bight the
"
Rev W.A.
Perth,
.
by
Bryan.
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