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:
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Catholic
Father
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—
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Terms
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Sir,
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town
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grieved in these relations with
their
of the them
due
is
the
to
kind
been their
we
trust
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must
to accept the heroic appeal Sunday Times weeks it could
confesses not ;
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raise
after
at
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of
when
wry
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at at
present for five
council
of
he was' State, which lasted hours. He of test by the
or
every
question and whether it whether just was The Council expedient. never without learnt separated having much from him. Ho could spend eight hours cither in the same continuously it
work His
was
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or
mind
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work.
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;
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always
seem
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me
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Daily meeting
M.
found
twenty
on
which
I
the
minister,
who
have
is
now
occup-
he
tale
in
P.,
tuese
resolved to gather together of band and young men, them by the almost irresistble dazzling to administer to charms of her beauty, to the other, a solemn each, unknown oath binding him to do her behests, and to assassinate the Emperor on a day and in the manner fixed She by her. determined that if should take his place, was
after
cessor,
trials.
mere
1
thus
Red
saw,
were
to
either such
bhe
hold
,
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the
sit
night,
member
for
in
its
hull,
-
how
describing
Mudgee
failed
carriage the by
Haynes,
Protestant after
of
report
John
to
snys
He
was
get
waiting
a
lull,
passed An
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the
old
man
ciowd.
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up
was
and When
a
his
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into tinued
were
arrest a
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sue
young
her
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all
she
down
to
complete
the
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Gunsburg
Archbishop
confinement life in the Schlusselbufg,
body is
human
fell
love
in
educated mistress she an
whose plots,
monster;
a
irom
herself with love,
political
in
her
Catilines.
She
whom
or
to maintain
wholly
exempt
were
grace,
eloquence, or hesitation woman holds
pure order
however,
not, was
sufficient
who
never so
initiated
that
he
ignorance
guards.
con
of
moment
she was as regicide. playing the unsuccessful attempts on life was the work of one
j
the occupant he descended.
directed a to cushion be taken the equipage and put under assumed his stole He then
damask
these
over
Gunsburg a
and her
by
in
life
became, but
over
priest,
was
desired
sufferer.
cries
most the could no
peasant
beauty
a
eperdument in Russian young
Vitlore run
and
Saufelice, Eminence
what was Cardinal His Naples.
scene
Corso
lor
rais-eu
wns
crimson |
by
tram-car,
drove
has
iSnples
It
from for
depths
intensified
were
without
sacrificed all that
weaknesses.
Naples.
learned of
a
:
standing,
its
by a steam immediately
sec
of
populace to
her
and
with of complained
that
Russian
in
suc
ruthless way, to struggle
extent
an
enthusiastic
regret dearest was
at
was
evils the abolished or
by
made
way.
Scene
Emperor's
endure them. longer Sophia had no difficulty in attracting of young number Russians smitten
another another foul deed
still
the
last
same
phlegmatic
and
this
and
The
Terror
until
White,
iu
just Emanuele.
the
the
in
failed
one
ont a new he struck be stamped out of exist
to
was
policy,
at
done. unless
too,
ence
if
until
him, be
should
the
1
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select
a
"
has
cry.
Telegraph held by
Monday
hearing, "
Czar.
of
one
before flit
Edifying
a
Trick-
and
ribbon
gneen
the
was
Hypatia
its in Holdscarcely parallel history. for tbe Government iug the responsible innumerable that evils the deluge she determined to the country, slay
doctrines the which he the Nation." Dr. Russell's friends will rather shy at him the moral and adorns the points
The
The
her
left desires. her legitimate Sophia to which she refuses the biithplace, name of Fatherland, and went abroad to the bracing breathe air of freedom. In her Geneva inclinations and vague tendencies moulded iuto were giadually a of revenge, which has perfect 'system
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her
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At
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is
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truly of
tvifo
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is
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con
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in the Russell, dock, as a traitorous the man felon, arraigned been a of the wi o has since Minister of Vistoria, and a Crown, the Premier of St. Michael and St. George, Knight holds and who I the same believe, their mote a little -opinions expression he which delucified, perhaps pro
reflec
long
always
paper
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of
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says
Crouch,
alias
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championship
to
am
answer
said
was
snspiciouB kind of
It
correspondents, the Times,
war
Gavan
who
men
judges
—
"
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or
case
advocacy
most
a closing surrounded
gaol,
career,
tr
distracted. 1809
Oswald Koatinge, whose death Morton,
hurst
work.
its
sought
its
"
Charles
Sir the
tbe Sunday Times on Sun help, that it \ as open to day last announced behalf onof the receive subscriptions and of the notorious ill-fated widow or
the meetings, six continuous
all
tbe
in
appeal never
tue
chief of the of a woman excellent iron of will, striking undaunted of courage.
lifo
religions
;
»
tearful
who
nuns,
and
Jewess
of
that the neck until dead you are you then shall be disembowelled, and your iuto four be to body divided quarters, of as should her disposed Majesty
enthusiasm any of column upon
creating
expenditure of
column the
Irish
a
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that he had done accents, declaring and that what was as he believed, right to but his failure. he had nothing repent he was in the Later on brought up dock to receive the sentence of the court " which was that William Smith you be drawn on a O'Brien hurdle to and hanged the place of execution, by
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are sources procure, precious of information about the methods of work. as First Presiding Napoleon's
of
Bits
arms
and
this
convent
oi
ringieaaer now the.
was cast. Natural aptitude, that stimulates when oppression it does not crash, effected the rest, and in time Sophia Guusburg became a sort
direct." in
Failing after the
to
difficult
public
bis head thrown folded, back, his He smile on scornful lips. to the judge the utmost listened with and when called to calmness, upon say of death should not be why sentence passed upon him he spoke in measured his
upon Carmelite
that
worthy
are
for Nihilists the details of implicit
to be had under the unfavourable and private conditions fn which
was
ISmitb was O'Brien pronounced with he heard the words unmoved
guilty
I
uuiui
the
interrupters and hoot
shrieking
that
and narrated it in a most calm, judges, unim passioned, which objective way, the most of historians impartial might She was a Jewess by birth, well envy. and had been she Baid, brought up in the Pale of Settlement. Her parents had given her the best education that
—
:
ruffian
or
fighting the few
doyen of H. Russell,
W.
j
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to
kind, with
of Russian
ine
chequered
the
to on the stepped platform a piece of green but ribbon, was taken af him. There
any
of the correspondent Feb. 12, describes
is prisoners, of education, and beauty, This peruon, Sophia Gunsburg narrated eventful the story
cry
fashion from
a
maoy
career.
declaring
spirators,
cunning-
dismisses
following individual
an
approach
"
vuiuuiea
a
trial
creaence.
this
sectarian
Nihilist,
for
a
terrible
high treason,, communicated
the His among autobiographers. are to be publish reminiscences shortly In the meaned in the orthodox form. time he has permitted some specimens of these to escape to tbe Kress. One how he was at the Irish relates present ot He trials 1848. that State says
declined.
town." from his presence Sogur retired with The confounded astonishment.
no
ism
Mr.
put
and
£30
than
more
when
sum
The three
or
of
as
faith,
and the
we
refusing point-blank raised by the mock money behalf.
was
The
was
their
no
waved notice
Some
touch" The " finishing business whole the by
on
have
cheer renewed
was
gigantic
of
St Petersburg Mall Gazette,
Pall the recent
History.
and
Fathers,
nuns
and
in
the
depart enthusias
protest witnessed
History a
A
their
the
the
The
—
of our expression in having innocently regret of victimised by the maohinations cowardly detractors." with
it
accompany most sincere
member
great
As to
day.
:
utmost
able
the
stage
being content ing and groaning,
will
Convent,
in
incident" At one
columns conthe Carmel
appeared
A
it.
Herald
M.
S.
comments
the
at
spontaneous Naples has not
more.
and
towards the gentle kindnesB recluses of Mount Carmel, saintly circum and that, knowing the difficult Sisters are in stances which the poor accepted vestments, &c., placed, they of ths embroidered by the nuns, in lieu usual honorarium. This amende honor
turn
another
that
the
is
referring
specially
got
the
audience
Sun
the
by
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as
manner
of the
comes question " an accidental incident" trick to arouse the devised
much the same the battered
to
condition which it
and
when a gentleman tread and a black his on to the way
turn
a
Now,
eating down rung the Sunday
is
ever,
platform."
comeuy
the
different
on
uproar but it
the building, and it was and renewed before the gentleman again the black the with moustacbe quitted
followed
earnest,
curtain
disgraceful Iiere Times.
the and
his
I
real
a
proval. 6hook
our assurance accept led astray that we were by misrepresen own of con tations members of their for whom no reference but gregation, We would been made to them. have well have boen assured by persons the subject that to speak on qualified the Passionest Fathers have acted with
of
France
the comedy of
scare
ite
said to report Napoleon read your him, accounts, they are exact. have Nevertheless you two four pounders at Ostend forgotten are on the high road behind the they "
D/xma xiuuj-
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always diverting the Leek." With
cerning
of Lyons. Segur occasion when he had to visit all the fortifica
one
Car
the
#c»#b
in
leek"
which
same
course
the the
"
he
peace
Italy,
at
of
a
iruiy,
Furioso"
day " apology"
Schon-
time
one
L.
iarce.
most
the expedition, to on State right public lands, naval to the colonies, on the expeditions of this of budget year, on the number arms in the on com public arsenals, treatises about the art of war and posing the of the about Papal See, history minute ecclesiastical arrangements. his From the of Windsor study in
Austria
times."
sunday
with thought foolishly bogie" the communiiy, disappears frighten for from notice and fortunately public itself from punishment. public have as we The Passionest Fathers, were attacked in a out, already pointed
Walcheren
on
"
took with
once
after admission. few minutes his carriage Cardinal entered there was such a siucere and veiitable tic a demonstration,
piece of ribbon it the and placed left against lappel of his coat dramatic struck a attitude, with his hand extended right scornfully towards his Mr. and face Haynes turned to the for audience their ap
knees-
the last
Bt
foot
The
the foot lifted platform, for Mudgee, took up tbe
to
contact
was
at
give
people
was
his
put
country. than greater
determined moustache made
"
t
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"
were described. In 1809 with carefully he held under his the destinies sceptre of sixty of and millions human beings, of thousand seventy square leagues After he had the escaped territory. cf danger of entire defeat by the battle
with
!
its
the
heard
have
r_
on
with his whole administrative together senaturs, deputies, ministers, preand judges. The bishops, professors fcts, third was a "gigantic and biographical in which moral the lives and dictionary," with
Wo melite
of
staff,
those
to
of
the by " Eating
1
all
crying, up, is wake up it must earn the
l/nr,l
which were marked the positions of all his forces by land and sea, bis regiments, and all batteries, ursenals, magazines, of war. he second contain appliances ed a complete account of all the finances of the empire, and expenditure, receipts
of
apology
runny bastes
to date. The of a carefully up first, contained character, an enor military mous of maps on the minutest collection with a of all on scale, plan fortresses,
characters had or
tiie
p
each
atlasses,
P
him
while moment, him, and then and announced
a
at
the
throughout
it
sensation." What but was intended by the enterprising showmen as a journalistic misguided " has ended in n melo-dramatic boom"
its
by
or
under
shall
fulness
he would
asleep,
rouse
Brought
from Spain Whatever bo
we
fell
one
any and
better
or
of Vienna. ignorance, his mind
1806
in
instance, of Austerlitz, his return
—
the 1809
the night shake him
come, citizen, We o'clock. only two the French which money us."
only
it in his hands held the audience screamed his put it under foot, that he would defiantly
a
"Come,
we
nine
evening,
hour,
j
a possess have the us read day by his cor chapter
of Napoleon details." "Let
day and chapter for respondence
to
we
;
fullest
after
he tells
it,"
!
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power
of Cmsar
of
account
Taine's
1
or
brilliant
superhuman
and
Cassar, sketch
more
the
in
kept
of only a quarter of suspension more aud did not seem the end than at the at fatigued If of the sitting. the beginning during with an
specially
five
till
he from
sitting
.
i
Cloud
St.
.
is
at
State
,
a capital in .book
new
Old Nap"
in
treated.
Nothing
Often
of Conncil the morning
and imparted the dying to. man the last A multitude absolution. had gathered time and joined in the by this Litany of Loreto, the response, ora pro co, rising in a great wave of sound. The patient carried the was to Marine gently where he breathed his last a Hospital,
...
has
London, Taine's "
the
warrior.
old
.
the
of
life
o'clock
_
op,
AthenaJuuj, H. of M. the
ten
morning.
in the gallery, when a gentleman who had been expressing bis of opinion the. for member much free Mudgee with for him. dom, threw a bit of green ribbon It fell on the floor and a lank youth handed it to the platform. .Mr haynes
he sometimes presided of the Home Office in the at night till five
_
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from
.
life
new
Consul committees
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Great-
over
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The
Napoleon
When
failings.
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General
of
the of
his
the
part One of Tzar's
Sophia Sophia
kept in close solitary of her for the reruuinder fortress of gloomy dreary island on a bleak near to
be
Lake Ladoga.
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there
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in
our
say no
in
stood his
reply
"
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treated
have
nurses
bad
are
experience
j
himself; I
'
|
in
fifteen
things exist
such without medical
protest
sultants
to
from
the
five
that
was
ser
of tho
to
of
con of this town, who'are the hospital. take too It would to give you long of the hospital the full business, history for the atti and to account unfriendly tude of Miss B.and her friends towards men
hospital Suffice
to
it
this
to
came
nurses.
ing, among the hospital. non-catholic
that
say
town
in
"nurses"
certain
hope of obtain employment
the
other things, The Hospitsl
Board
at a
—
the cath appointed a great olic narses. This naturally the to lay candidates, disappointment source and has been a fruitful of bitter few against ness an interested among the hospital. " ones set nurses' The rejected up one
subsequently
Does
any
these
days, power,
little
these)
(there and
or
are,
have
they
were,
done
ser
could not accom when the hospital for admission. modate all who applied the affords Now, however, hospital accommodation for ample and proper
vice
and as a treatment, cVetre of the raison consequence nurses' were small homes, which really aud ill-conditioned infirmaries,, poor,
everybody
requiring the
for
substitutes
ho
it,
bondage
to
any that rational a any suppose being like the present sovereign Emperor of Austria would not make a better king of England than George I., George II., ? The extreme George III. protestants are alwavs nosing as the champions of civil but liberty and religious liberty; or
with
means
only
have
such,
ceased
to
difficulty
those a
is
to
find employment of work. Fortu
thrown out success good lew have achieved matrimonial market, and I hear
nately in the there is prospect of same desired goal.
others
The
residue, however, in other culty findiog W. St. Yours, etc.,
currency of Miss
the
attaining have
will
work John
Vincent E. Furniss, Esq, informed that We are been made to induce the to give Gazette ant contradiction and misleading
to
liberty
of talk, idea of too; yet their to is stand between their and his conscience their idea
They
loyalty,
loyalty sovereign of liberty he must
—
tell
to
is
not
call
penalty
monarch that his own under
their
soul
his
of losing
his
crown.
Confusion
to
to
do.
—
Carr.
efforts
Pall this
diffi
have Mall
import
Blennerhasset's but tbey charge,
uojust been without apparently may add that Johannesburg
success.
papers contain various letters aud to hand articles at the indignation expressing attack made on the nuns. nnfair
National Library of Australia
these sums, shot— £327. After that I able tralian
really after Lincoln, front to the foe, of tbe
judgment an exchange. ivenmngioD from bis that that all
showing meant
ms
ravK,
loyal
other
poral— iu
a
to
bold the
diverged in
terms
Lord Grimtborp, to the Crown
even
be
ecclesiastical
causes,
Bishop
such to submit
liorasnip dec/are,
to
satisfy
he must
of
observes Privy Council, Preaching at St. Agnes',
subject
might
the
if
as
nulla-nullus.
well
as
that
words
tem
as
Crown
the
matters de jure supreme in spiritual he maintained, was the primitive This, the the rule, Pope having usurped of the iu functions Crown spiritual is
tue
same
time
it
our
and
we
with
aves
first
their
cost
The
Rabbit
Returning the
trouble,
not,
and
spiritual
it
is
clear that of England
ask,
monarcbs, mission
Even
is
matters
spiritual
or
to if
it
all
this
courts
temporal at
granted is
the
it
a
Queen
belongs to be the judge of
to all
Christian com Divine
special to
all
spiritual
of
ililO
W "
tuLvll
1
trivial
cause
Their
counted
by
country
and
spent
£800,000
attempt
sands of miles erected and would country in "
i i !
and be
out
as
a
pest.
aud
year,'
Co-operative
of
and
then
act
the
and last
bush
workers
upon
settle
the
in
;
The message is which has been
in
the
committee
deem
it
uudesireable
to
were ordered, lieutenant to agreed >f the betrayer of his
of the mockery on. A Bible was went called tbe young who was im officer tho Saviour turned to the
l Li
Hie
and
read
filled
He
that
me
shall
with the
mock
and
placing
ui
ivu'-du
and
the
aloud
the
uuvi
nas
paoocu
was
witio
represented to the brim with braudy. diinketh tbe bottle from
betray in Christ, a decanter
swallowed
?
concessions ?" the skeleton of a scheme worked but which out,
drinks
|
co-
such
more
was
impersonate
blasphemous
and
"
Government advance your for sufficient capital making improvemen ts upon the guarautee of the settlers to assure sufficiently upon terms easy the success of such ? What proportion and of laud grants water reservations accompany
turned
There
Apostles.
who should
young character
the
around,
—
soil
man
every were
lights
"
experienced
to
willing colonies
fitting fled
had
I
'
operative Would
again, a
Christ. Tho leadiug was now and hen by some interrupted ribald coarse or while ex» IaugliLr, jcsl like presrioin.i Judas, pass the bottle" of the drunken would excite the mirth men to a point that completely drowned the voice of the reader. At the proper
on following telegram Wednesday to the Minister for Lands W.A. Perth, " Is your Government to make willing owv
be
reason
to
a
by glasses
:
meet
ordered,
the
personating New Tei-tamcnt solemn words of
the the
sent
wilh
where
of the
one
supper
for,
not
to
supper." the party, instant ap
It was but peals of drunken midnight, awoke the echoes in every nook laughter and corner of the old home. Again aud the decanters were again passed round,
Colony.
Mr.
wmi
They
Saviour.
comers.
uiTuiigcuienis
to
—
last
of
met
were
glass,
wrangle as Judas, but
iu
are
the one
might never supper" would feast
a
tract.
rabbits American
his
name
diminished. The iuveutor, rich in notions, must to his laurels look the £5000 —and reward. It would never do to own himself baffled by tho rabbit of Australia." So "far, However, " General Rabbit" has held bis own own ail (and a deal of our too) agaiust
Proposed
awhile diink.
men ueciarea tn cmtue tinrteeu low, ruu aud his twelve solves Christ Apostles. had commanded A young man who a the role acted and ofdirist, regiment assumed for the occasion euch man the
1,000,-
the
the drinks
for
filled
been
yet
last
flic
More
geomelerical calculated that progression, in the course of only three the years of two rabbits possible progeny might attain tbe number of prodigious Fifteen million skins have 13,000,000. been exported from New South Wales one
to
resolved
for
reckless.
this
exclaimed They
uaiue
Thou-
identical
sum
has
it
one,
which
in
they in
then call
us
the suggestion "
so
tho has
fruitless
although this
chance
a
it
sorrows
merry,
proval.
of the damage done by continues the American " be gathered fro in Jigurist, may the fact that at a placo calledTerganyuia, in 1889, acres of grass were 60,000 on
The
situation
the
themselves horror of
their
suddenly
rabbits,"
rabbits,
was
arid
dead.
after down to and round dinner, Soon the of drinks was ordered. scenes of war, the vision of ruined bloody First all were forgotten. they
the colony." Some idea
killed
hotel
over
nearest
round
have been fencing a of the old poacher have had a "good time"
by
of
of their and friends
this
the
been to
the
in
or
cavalier.
sat
of wire
is
?
at
became "Let
Wales
the
a
old
of the chivalry
talking found
forget drown
of the
of the
History
was
man
flowers
were
from wild
overrun
South
New
Every
and many gone, dearest relatives
Australia.
all now
million,
eradicate
to
to
offspring,
the
nearly
rise
of single pair in Victoria lias
offence
tue
in
grand
a
many
South, re the sunny in the gloom of enveloped man there Every despair. soldier in the Con a gallant from federate They had returned army. homes field of defeat to find their the their wealth their slaves free, deserted,
is
great
A
!
illustrious
country.
to
belonged and family,
homes,
contests
mighty
things liberated of diro innocent
rabbits the
iUiiUiYb
ua
What
party
presentatives then laud, and defeat had been
a
rabbits, have been engaging the attention of American savants of lute, of and one these gentlemen, with a turn for figures,
would
England
who kings, matters
tho are
|.iuuib
fuss ? If
who died in Uiegutter aud iu of a fatal thirteen, of them the of each and all will read the vengeance of an
Southern
They
was
the any moment may authoritatively teach heresy. Again, we the prerogative of judging
Church and rightfully
would
why
old the
cusses
Blackwell, secretary Queensland Labourers' Union,
believe,
iu
man !
j
festive
_
man
j
they
much like to ask the Bishop of Lincoln, whether he seriously the believes that are Queen of England, or her Council, in the sense at least that they infallible, will be preserved from infallibly deciding that this or of the that is the doctrine Chuich of Eogland, when it is not so ? so
i
but
Australia's I find these
to
.
Christian insulted Deity. Southern hotel iu a At the leading of thirteen in the summer 1865, city, of Confederate men, wearing the uuiform to a dinner. sat down Every officers,
one.
only
Process.) was
man
last
the death j
Pest.
A
does
mi
days
the
was
Aus there
never
the
is
Gkurch a
in
This
God." ;
boomerangs
They
Louis
St.
!
advis
is
the
should,
earnest sometimes to contend necessary faith. Now, we should very ly for the
If he 'about
j
meeting
iu
in
aud b
arm
and
destroyed 000 were
Still.
seems
;
—
we
weapous,
fore,
fire,
mockery.
found ago Even in death the gutter. in the mute look of terror a face had bloodshot and the bloated. eyes, grown palo aud haggard at the coming " said Drink of tbe grim destroyer. who the coroner's but an old man jury, for time on the came and looked a long a shudder, as dead face, said with pale, the hand of "It was he turned away,
j
projectile-
that it submit Australians to keep
for
Wo. ked
It
causes,
exist.
The
the
others.
over
tyrannise their
them
—
so-called
of
three
man
when to
desired
was
homes,"
that in imagine has so the monarch would be able even if he in this place country on earth man ? Or does
sane
shillings'
favour
in
withdrawn)
—
the
few dead hero there was
uamcs
weigh hundred weight, curious "item" of silk. Adding find the cost of
and a worth
;
all
far
of the Act of Settlement. repeal The advertiser assures us if tho that should be a catholic sovereign England would be enslaved, would bo protestants war would and civil follow. persecuted
and
leading
seeing column
in wilduess the surpasses to be met usually rhapsodies with in that corner of the journal. Ihe advertisement is addressed "To English the most men," and it prophesies fright ful the country to if the consequences should House of Commons Sir accept motion John Pope Elennessy's (which
girl."
be allowed to would depicted for a moment in a community we have in or as Johannesburg,
by
£80
a
;
From A
can
price sixty
the au
"agony"
the
iu
of
edition
in
participated
who
blasphemous
(
all
rounds or words, by the number fire before it becomes useless. In the case of tlse 110 lou this infant, deterioration cornea to £174 each round, 900 Each round requires pounds of
lovers'
those, statements
years them have served on the battlefield. of cleanliness The charge as to want on the of the nurses and iu the part is utterly unfounded on the face hospital that the state of it, for it ib not likely of
recent
of
confederate
thirteen
1
I
not
is
powuer, price xyU about seventeen ing
amused
were
which
can
—
God
that
out
other it
of
is
i
are
expenses
.
Liberty. a
war
been figured
the price of the and charge, projectile, the deteriorating effect of firing each shot The last part of the expenditure is found the pi ice of easily by dividing tho gun by the duration of its " life," in
"
advertisement
in
trained highly from six varying work their some
of
Hand
—
has
it
;
once
sneezed
the
Standard
an
expect Miss B. au
the
was
ficers
—
his nose as elevating dose. All the seeond both devour llamas, etc., with remarkable cigars
of
of how
fat
War.
|
at
of
the however trouble, for we add the further must information that the becomes useless after gnu rounds no more. But what ninety-five cost does a round ? To get at it again we must find the of tho price powder
nostrils
legs, laid
Cost
sample
a
This
a
Sham
whether
I
In
?
whatever
It
by kings.
firing.
I made a personal friend malicious exceedingly gnanico he says "simply by feeding (wild llama) and again of him with again parcels tobacco."
of
!
We
noses
their
side,
for
asking
The readers
Mall
been
"
"
governed
the cost
are
rubbing
his upon then quietly
satisfaction.
for
in
has
reply
a
I
up of firing 110 ton gun England's costs the well-bled British taxpayer between Most £16,000 and £17,000. will admit that the is persons money well worth all the fun from the enjoyed
"common
:
front,
goats, stags, tobacco and
the
other many brave English did not you
surely out here
anyone ieux Our
have
As totted
i
the
to
powerfully, down on
Mr.
me
in
same
But
for
as
gardens
j
if
appeared recently truth
no
than
of the
a
have Pall
of the there is
more
the
the zoological follows The
genuine says he, for When I puff tobacco. their smoke into cage they
cigar
awoke,
disparaging nur the catholic here, made by a Miss certaiu extracts letter,
hospital
Blennerhasset from which issue
due for this result of his en
volume of cigar-srnoke into the of a sleeping lion. 'The beast
October.
ask
territories
The
the between and backs bars, against Their which the smoke has penetrated. is evident and it is amusing to delight He once a watch their antics." puffed
peace) of Miss to his son
4th
in
truth any concerning
statements ses
Paul
:
Johannesburg, My Dear Sir,— You
in
is
bears,"
my rush
Furniss has since received, through his the following authoritative letter son, from Mr. W. St. John Chairman Carr, of the Hospital Johannes Committee, burg
Professor
"
enthusiasts
was
truth.
their
to
not
until Perth.
public from
received
countries,
republican
,
as
but
make
from
pre.-crvation
in
synods
follows
it
j
information
are
brown
Man
Johannesburg,
to
error
A that
America?
or
Then
.
in
resident
our
j
in
made
quiries, at Berlin,
the untidi the lethargy, word one can ness mildest (the very ? of the Catholic nun-nurses Pity use) the poor maimed whether kufir diggers, or who come under the un English, taught hands of those nuns." ot Mr. JameB F. Furniss, The attention
a
of bishops ? Lord grants
1
the
animal-painter, the credit Meyerheim new The departure.
anything incompetence,
is
Switzerland
synod
—
To
—
who
humans to submit
mained
News she some graphic gers gives of mining life. Her sketches position Home gives her many an in the Nurses' aud of seeing the seamy opportunity side of things; us let hope, the beroic than the be more dreadful Can
Park,
tobacco
against far as
She is m the comic side of things. African town the South Johannesburg of gold and gold-fever, and in the Dig
of Trovoli-place, Corubrook of the chester (a justice to these statements called and he wrote Blennerhasset,
for nr question has been exhausted so are concerned.. It re animals. it to the othet
"
France, "
the
on
plebiscite
i
time
for
.
—
,
para ago the following' Gazette: graph appeared in the Pall Mall " Miss Rose Blennerhassett, daughter of Sir Roland, is a brave English girl, who laughB at hardships and has on eye
.
Animals.
—
i
Some
'
and
|
me
!'"
exclaimed
a
tragic manuer, to his lips, he of brandy, theu across the table,
a quantity it to Judas passed This was with greeted peals of laughter, aud the other mock Apostles again " J udas, pass the bottle." yelled -All uiijht long this mockery went on, and came when morning the thirteen meu were in a drunken It was stupor. several all recovered Llicy days before :
;
from .
Story.
'
Old
The &
they deed
that Then night's debauchery. That "supper had in separated. last never met been their ; they
agaiu.
From
that
night
the
vengeance
of
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the
in
flee
lie
by
One
a
woman
was another den ofinfamy in a western So far as can be learned, uot one city. of them received ever Christian burial, and their are uumarkod and ungraves
murdered
in
Known.
ine
and was the last
man
buried of the
John
aiea
wno
the
in
tne
in
friendly himself
freezing to the official with courtesy.
his
circles
St.
Andrew's
to
as
a
Protest
In
itev.
vjanon
or
jvemmis,
at.
Modern
Point.
Darling
The
in preached which Sydney,
sermon
Cathedral t: with The Churchmanship The was Wesley." preacher
dealt John
of
King
the
Mary's, methodisrn
high the
churchmen
and
Wesley ITT
ft
vho stand to-day, Booh the Prayer Weslevans that say these views, bnt lie
outgrew tsx uu
r,
ytuo
pt
ufjuiuu
jjiuvc
evidence,
supplied late as as within in that he believed in
Virgin iu
in
Mary, in
fasting,
and
the
in
other
immediately. The action iu
is
y
himself,
the
for
dead,
and
Honour, at
the month are
of M.A.
Sydney
Fears
have 10
giaa
learn
Brennau
Octavia
has
the
of the
in
in
1891 that
is
.Brennau
naa
selected
Classics
for
her
tne
of her examination subjects of Cicero's the whole Letters, celebrated fourteen Philippics, msen's four volumes of Roman
the
embraced Cicero's Mom-
Reid
George poor
politician
has
ability
of
politics
for the Old
;
bar.
Dam
and
mine writes
hoy
says but an able man. Parkes ever shown He unable was to He became
Dennett
assigned the know
Parkes'
maue
bankrupt a
is
integral hut in that
poetry, could give
him
a
beating.
National Library of Australia
and
bis
!
! !
! : ;
are
now
at
Chilian
insurgents condition desperate a famine there. The coal the Navy is also nearly Balraaceda is President now a
flotilla;
the
is
believed,
be
it
The
rebels.
in one
Five complicity
New
Hennessey,
at
released
nominal
on
that
ties
the
The
in total
to
the
Orleans
have been and it is underbe tried.
bail never
will
they
that
reported by the
be paid
of
the population at 285, 000,1881 the was population million less. more Italians with charged in the murder of Inspector
give
000.
is
match Con Baimaceda. a
Chilian
new
lias
of
returns
stood
circum
President beeu taken British India.
A Census
thirty
equipping
under
supports
gress
exhausted.
which will
stances, for the
It
Iquiqae to owing for supply
indemnities
United
families
will
Authori
States of the
lynched
President
now Harrison does not to convoke Con necessary the situation, and it is gress to consider felt that a serious has been difficulty avoided. The AttorneyGeneral for Louisiana ha6 been declared a Grand Jury, for tbe
consider
it
of of
into the whole inquiring certain Sicilian lyuchiug It is considered that Amer prisoners. ica does not emerge from the dispute with dignity, The Bank of South Australia has declared a dividend of 6ix per cent per and carried annum, forward £10,400 to its
fund.
reserve
Lieut.
is
believed
now
afe
America
and
a
has
the
miners
the
in
reported
from
ago by 15,000 men continues. Greafsi'gnito the movement attached
in
entered British
cue
the
with
officers,
of Goorkhas
made
September
to
wnose
a
last.
brother, After
was
offered to
a
of
a
struggle
cut
in
that
is
his
76th
year.
The
cause
i
way
fought
through their
the
strengthened
the
visit. 3. April .named ago a man sentenced to two
months
eight
Martin's release has been presented to of Justice, the Minister who has decided that he shall be released from prison after ten months of bis sentence has
ey Club's
day of the Australian Autumn Meeting was
Jock
at In the all-aged yesterday. one Marvel beat stakes, mile, Carbine, Eureka Later on in tbe besug third. and Carbine met in day Marvel again the Cumberland Stakes, two miles, when Carbine won in a canter.
Melbourne,
-failed.
gallantly attacking a
The Mr.
held
3. April of Audit, nine month's
Senior-Commissioner has
Jackson, of
leave
obtained for tbe
absence
Adelaide,
April
The held great
of
purpose
Europe.
visiting
Cornish Association at the Town Hall last
3.
Banquet nigbt
was
a
success.
at £10
Brokens THE
15s.
FEDERAL
CONVENTION. Sydney,
3.
April
At
of the Federal Thursday's sitting a notice Convention of motion was made Dibbs to amend tbe clause by Mr. in the Constitution Bill which provides that the Federal Parliament shall de termine the seat of Government by pro that
viding
The mittee
Bill
the
and
site
should
be considered
further
was
amendment
an
passed, providing of tho House must
Commonwealth It was should
entrenchments.
their
for
that agreed be certified
colony
to
the
be
Sydney. in
com
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that
was
force, fighting held at and resulted in the enemy being forces up bay, the combined throwing tion,
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and
then
across way a with effecting hill, junction Captain of 200 men Cowley's column, consisting of the Infantry. Forty-third Bengal This junction to aromuniaccess gave
force, as
their
suddenly
to
of
tbe his
via which
Melbourne,
Colonies,
n
ujf
Earl
Sydney, Some
the
to accordingly prepared fight the matter the bitter end. A out to renewed assault from the enemy met with abrisk fire of musketry, but and telling the
of cartridges supply The beleagured garrison
to
L
The
England.
desires
Hope, The
oTf 4iuoiuuuu
Randwick,
retire
to
Estella
iKn
in
for
sisters
yesterday.
.u
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Ballarat
been served. The third
occupied by and a small wife This the place for ubo four having which the Indian presented
—
2.
.pril his
and
lYlartin was Cresleigh for years imprisonment Mr. libelling Commissioner. Eddy, the Chief Railway the past few days a petition During for
Btrong
in
usurper uuoraj, former Mahaiajali, in
a
attempt
an
Inff
rTnno
1 flfi —
lordship of of
Mr. and
Territory, of Assam
Manipur Commissioner
Berry.
Adelaide
Hopetoun returns Mildura Irrigation
This pro necessary, of defence unsuitable to a state of being altogether Mr. and four others siege. Quinton to the with therefore, began, parley natives but the latter, to the regardless of truce, made them flag prisoners. The remainder of the force now realised were and that negotiations vain, they
Europe,
end
Granville,
Governor
iflil
the
2.
April
Marquis General
by Saturday by the by the Agent
of Hopetoun Dorothea and
the Ladies arrived in r
of Manipur. ruler made ceeding negotiations the Residency and its means
in
prevalent
so
to involve hands 125,000 by of May. Severe riots have al ready taken place at Pittsburg. The death is announced of the Right second G. Leveson Gower, Earl Hon.
expected
affairs
dethroned now
commencement
cat
of the
report
shelled, enemy mountain guns, Government had
missing
fortnight is
;
his Mr. Grimwood, A nglo- Indian force.
half of them present, fully unionists. being trades of the Land The directors Corporation of Western Australia have declared an intcrm dividend of five shillings per share. The strike for an hours eight day, a
1874
foreign
successful risistance the expedition obliged to the British Residency,
were
not
a
and
The Earl.
the next
be represented on
Adelaide,
affairs,
2.
April
of qninquenuial meeting Postal Union in Vienna
will month, Victoria J udge Casey, who left and also Ballarat, Sir Graham General,
9th Dec., of Clarendon
February, for
state
official
abdicated
safe.
safe,
the Universal
autumn
foreign
state,
resigned
;
of
arrest
favor
Miners' International Congress, the of Mr. T. Burt, under presidency of for Member the House of Commons Dele Morpeth, met at Paris yesterday. a million representing nearly gates
the
office
eight force
are
Berlin. The
fitfance
He
the
all
re-appeared deaths are
numerous
Pennsylvania,
riis
that
1870
Quinton,
alive.
influenza
The
is
Melbourne, At
on the Manipur disastei has been India, The the received. explains report and relates the object of the expedition, course of events after the Anglo- Indian
on
column
of
Landsdowne,
force
company, therefore
INTERCOLONIAL.
office resigned July 5, 1866; of Dover Castle and lord the cinque ports; secretary in Mr. Glad for the colonies
London,
Bengal Inol Captain
Grant's and are
the
in
administration, succeeded the Earl
The
hope that witb
exuiuit-
April, 1880, to June, 1885: secretary of state for Feb. to Aug., tho c lenies, 1886.
iB
Mrs.
escort
command
Cowley's
begun
and
main forty-third
;
secretary
prisoners.
international
Germany
to
secretary
July,
District,
the massacre. authorities
tne
entrenched The attack
qualify where
calculus. line the Btone
Cowley
outside
estate shows that bo does difference between wild a the
of the
men
officers
What
iuriuuc.
are
from
rantry,
it
wa—
that
Bat
as
Rt»iornr!iai_man-
Assam
uie
first
1868;
Lieut.
Ghoorkhas. the
iui
of state stone's
of
Later.
aud Miss Breunan's house; the University is a remark if such of were able proof, required, what the good Nuns are of do capable Miss the matter of education. ing in is the daughter of In Brennau, M.A., Martin in Brennau, charge of spector district. the Newcastle iinntniifiriwiiqiCTremwwKwnnmTnawa—
and Second
VV.IVW,
Skene
Captain
at
wniuunw
expedition character and declared to be
a
of
proceeded of 1863
to
restive.
parent
wmmin
of
Constable warden of
is attrib the expedition uted to fear on the part of the inhabitants of Manipur of annexation, and to the of natives natural to become character
of Arts. tion of Master Up to 'her Mat riculation she was educated in the High School of the Good Samaritan Convent is of which the Pitt-street establishment success
United
of eighty
safety
Onllofr.f.
under
still
History Merrimagnum opus), Roman and Plutarch's vale's History, Lives. Miss Breunau received her B.A. the first 1889, and is now degree ,in South Wales who Catholic lady in New the dignity has obtained and proud posi
the
Fourth
esc.-ipe
200
the
as
(known
the
regiment, of the
The War Office the of the bulk
or
and
degree,
occasion
of industry and arts to the works in in be held London in 1862 ; was attendance on Her when she Majesty
charge
their
Miss
acuoor
luiBsiuueis
ill
officers and three fifteen Grimwood, addition to the in four al Ghoorkhas, ready mentioned, managed to make good
pas
advance
in very considerably of previous years.
the
for
commanding
Colonel
aarau
succeeded
and
hasty
It
We
miss
re-
of the punitive expedition. that Mr. Quinton, Com transpires missioner of Assam, who had charge of the Manipur Mr. Grirawood Expedition, British resident in and the Manipur, in
manner an sing in a highly satisfactory which is the mere M.A. Examination, credible when it is known that the scope for of the examinations higher degrees
of
felt
are
Dorsetshire Wing, the officers
DEGREE.
public.
mat
as
reached
the
the Matriculation, Examinations held
during
is
who were Ghoorkhas, advancing under Lieut. Arthur Manipur Grant,
WIVUV-VV.WMV,
University been maJe
and
American citizens eighteen have been imprisoned. This excitement has created great
T.imif_rinlnnal
HER
Washing
;
result
the
on
II).
losses
purpose question
coronation, majesty's July 22, and chancellor of the University 1856; of London, Dec 26, 1856; resigned office Feb. 26, 1858 was again appoint ed lord president of the council June 18, was 1859; K.G., 6, 1859; ap July in 1861 to be one of the compointed
America.
in
M.A.
TAKES
BRENDAN
have
statement
era),
The
June Lancaster, of the committee
imperial
ion
States that at Florence
'
MISS
at
unexpected,
Washington
at
Reports
talion
Lady
;
;
(Alexander
advised.
regeneration, in the Lord's presence each of these, aud some the Canon read short John works. Wesley's
A
1852
of the president 1852 ; chancellor
member
a
Manipur
reassuring
Sicilians.
;
altogether
garded
a
prayers
lord
affairs
foreign Feb. 27,
was July 3, 1854 again lord of the council, appointed president Feb. 8, 1855 ; ambassador extraordin the Russias ary to Ibe Emperor of all
the
Government
of the Italian Minister their
recalling
ton
till
Dec. 28, of duchy
21, 1854; of education.
take
to
1851,
appointed
council, of the
once tull at lor the responsibility of Italians at New Orleans. lynching The United the States on Government, other hold that hand, constitutionally this is impossible. to meet Congress has been summoned
Baptismal
points, from
extracts
Wesley
that
ought
for
more
habitants
sworn
;
the
...»
real
On
Supper.
uy
by
„
of his death, year apostolic succession, and that alone, ordination, in the honour due to the
episcopal confession,
in
7 uuuuiuciJiiti
was
Washington,
cousiders
Government
appointed July 9, 1849
state
of
secretary Dec. 27,
from
the
of
authority tho Bible.
at
Fava. Humbert
American.
a he from the said, departure, form of- it which John typical Wesley established. views Wesley's religious were which held those are essentially
on
Minister
master
was
;
a
was
Daily News.) London, 1. April Government have recalled
Italian
the Italian Baron De
was
by
Jittercotomal
the
(Prom
discussion
1846 buckhounds, 8,
a
The in
are
for
councillor, Aug. 1, 1846; one of the commissioners of Nov. 4, 1846 ; and a deputy railways, lieutenant of Salop in the same year; of the board of appointed vice-president trade and postmaster-general, May 7, jan. or tne one com 104:0; 6, ioou, missioners for of the ex the promotion hibition of works of iudustry of all nations to be held in the year 1851 ;
FOREIGN.
Catholic
was
;
privy appointed
compelled him receive
fairly to
Feb. 10, he accepted nnder sec
when
affairs from foreign till 7, 1840, was Sep. 3, 1841 ; from M.P. for Lichfield 1841. till Sept., to the peerage as 2nd earl, he succeeded
in
a
of British small. are
from
Morpeth
state
of
retary March
of the
drew with
the
January
|
There
anlr
jfomgn
was
Leaning. ant
and advance
!
telegrams.
and
much
is
Dufferin the smile
met
np stiffly, glance,
thirteen.
Wesley
j
gutter
field
potter's
Lord
smile
a
a
for
Feb. 1840, Chiltern Hundreds till
1887,
j
lesson iu politeness. When the cant of Ambassador was Queen Victoria announced at the palace of the Italian Prime his was on Minister, Crispi lying back on a He never but sofa. rose, the diplomatist motioned to enter with
a
M.P.
was
laughed
at their sleeves but the upstart, others took bis behaviour more seriousDufferin Lord ly. gave him a signiflc-
was
flames.
perished to stabbed the heait ha»l and still betrayed,
was
a
in
man
from on a committee ing vigilance stolen and his never horse, body was while in a drunken recovered. Another, was build stupor, caught in. a burning and
them
of
Later. of
Reports
.
in
bar
the
in
.
uched
The young Christ impersonated the Brazos River while
the
abscess
and
;
;
L
was
murder.
.
-
a that familiarity them on the slapped of a cabman at fashion Some of house. public
He
!
of them One of them
some
crime. Texas for who had drowned in
with
business to J -speration and in
I
failure
1
a
Repeated
became
personages shocked them. back after the
,
met
death. drove
be
and
gout
was
Deep
is ex general regret at his decease. pressed Lordship's Granville, Earl, K.G., D.C.L., Oxon. Hon. Granville (Rt." Geoige Leveson Educated at Christ Gower,) Church, wss attached to the Oxford embassy at from Paris May, 1835, till Aug. 1836 ;
effort
;
them
be
coarse,
bis
death
face.
manners
in
than brusque; hail-fellow-well-met and treited dignified
of
by the
regretted His
Italy.
more
to
and manof dogs, every horrible and disgraceful
in
'
the
to
world
.
went
were
much
not
is
Crispi diplomatic
I
God followed those thirteen men. failed. undertook Everything they to of gold turned Dead Sea Apples frnit in their bands. One by one they
a
resident
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BALANCE
SHEET
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Fremantle Catholic Boys' 15th January, 1891.
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found TresRuns after permission
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have
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received to
the
the Record
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sub past
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—
M. McCartney, Walkaway £1 2s. 6d; 6d Mr. 6s. Thomas Bourke, Ring, Mr.. 6s. Od Edward 6dj Dunne,
Mrs. Mr. 6s.
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Mar. 15. Cr. £ s. d. 0 0 goods on hand less 50 p.c. 4 Claim (Silber & Flemming) 6 11 0 Goods sold, outstanding 3 10 10 Balance 258 10 10
8
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£1,827 correct
P.M.Hayes,
1
Joan J.
j
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15
Catholic
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Boys'
£
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10
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:
STATEMENT
of the vicinity Cungardine, on two Northam, terms, easy land comprising unimproved For B. C., particulars apply,
office.
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School
1891,
d.
s.
10
100
....
...
in
Grconhills, of blocks 200 acres.
:
1891.
Dr.
£48/8/3
Duty
„
Jan.
...
on Lightering Loans repaid £116 12 Drafts (Silber
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1890.
in
overdraft
on
Society Interest
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CLUNE & CO., Victoria Plains.
January
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Persons on
1
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Auditors.
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CITY
A BARGAIN. LARGEST HALL
THE
Studio.
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8 5 18 131 5 45 0 42 6
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be Will Sir, you good enough to allow me to express, the columns through and thanks of your my gratitude paper, which the for the manner in prompt Assurance Citizen's Life Company, Ltd., made by me on that wella claim paid known of a young institution in respect of The child mine deceased. recently was without claim paid any demur, and immediately on application, accompanied of death, I am etc., with certificate JANE O'NEIL. Mother of deceased. March 14. Geraldton,
TRIGG,
HAY-STREET,
4
101
for goods £40/8/6 2/6, draft £8, ditto £9/11/8 Draft balance on etc. goods £69/15/11, Duty, £12/9/3 Bazaar expenses: £8/10, £3/1/8, £6/9/0, 5/-, 11/9 Draft expenses Insurance Loan repaid H.A.O.B. Perth, £51, int. Society,
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1891.
28,
publish
BELOW
SALES
NITURS Held
...
EXPENDITURE. Cr. 1887, Sept. to
we
every Saturday the premise
on
...
on Drawing... National Bank
O. D.,
-
of
15
f
on
from Mr. John Shear), of this town, addressed to the local Life agent of the Citizens' Assurance expressing Company, Limited, the with his thanks for promptitude the which his claim Company settled them in respect to a policy on the against child deceased. life of his The Citizen's Life Assurance system to be framed on lines that enable appears the individuals to avail them humblest of assurance, selves of the advantages and when to this is added promptitude in the of claims, its local settlement agency just will doubtless become established a and profitable, permanent, providential here. institution Southern Times. Bunbury, 13th March, 1891. Life To the Local AsurAgent Citizen's ance Coy., Ltd., Bunbury. Sir, Please sincere Dear my accept the thanks for Coy.,) (on behalf of your payment of my claim under one prompt of whole life on the life of policiesyour three months who died just over my child from and for whieh I had date of entry, amounting to 3s. 9d. only. paid premiums this is certainly a workingman's I consider association and shall strongly recommend to fellow-workmen. your my society have every success in you will Trusting lam, yours truly, Bunbury and district, JOHN SHEAN. Father of child,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS.
i
Sales
5 0
tliat
unavoidably of MAY next.
are
the
place
possible.
Bunbury,
!
AND
...
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6
Feb. Mar. nil., 9/-, June -£1/2/6, July £1/9/6, Oct. £2/9/9, Nov. £2/16/9,
...
15,
34 1
7 ,7 0
...
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7 4
£1/11/3,
£2/2/0,. Sept.
P.
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have
to
was
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SISTERS'
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6 0
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NOTICE.
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Jan.
13 18 25 0
75
...
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0 0
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1890, Jan.
Examined
THE
£1/16/0,
...
...
3 5
.
Drawing
nil.,
Apl.
£2/6/0, Sep. Dec. £1/15/6.
£2/3/2,
...
proof of death. CHAS. E. EVESTON, Resident Secretary.
on
Immediately
on
Donation
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PAID
Nov.
"
of Assured. one Ages from
1890.
1st,
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August
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:
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at residences collected week upwards.
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,,
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31.
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progress Company by the public. and LIEE ASSURANCE POLICIES
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PREMIUMS payable PREMIUMS
made
day
its
of
wonderful
to Dec.
2 2
...
from H.A.O.B. Society of Goods £5/0/0, £0/15/0,
Sale
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1 19 169 13
-
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the
show
PERTH,
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HAY-STRET,
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were
Jan.
1889,
Australia
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... ...
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THROUGHOUT
£1/12/0,
£1/7/2,
.
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July
:
...
£200,000.
...
...
Oct.
£3/1/6,
ASSURANCE COMPANY,II.
LIFE
...
—
...
,,
CITIZENS'
£2/7/0,'
Bazaar Receipts Sale of Goods, £1/4/0, Donation
„ „
THE
s.
Oct. £2/16/11, To Monthly Collections: Sept. £1/18/0, Nov. £2/1/9, Dec. £1/14/6, Jany. ('88) £3/14/0, Feb. nil., Mar. £2/18/0, Apl. nil., May £1/11/0,
1887
Sep.
cost
of building Cost of furniture Int. bor. money
10
65
0
d. 6 9
281
1
7
15
10
s.
18
...1,481 ...
to date
Total:
£1,827
:
Ai,g«,.0
Fras.
J.
Hon.
Townsend, Sec.
,
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me "
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Be indefatigable undaunted spirit
with
in
and
your
purpose, and iniquity
resist
to
try
evil with good, haying before conquer your the reward prepared for those' wlio combat the name Pius IX. of Christ
and yet,
eyes
APEIL
how
terrors
unlucky
least
one guilty of a duty
which
attract
then,
visit
done, complacently to the calm reposeful
the
reward
or
a
we
science. virtue
West Australian public threatens to develop pre the same characteristics. cisely is this-fo be remarked Especially which are in the endeavours made
the
to
sauctity
of
temner
the fined
is
oranges his
or
fruit,
literally
lives
brow,
mulct
is
tiresome
and
Sunday,
on
indignation, to make
a
con of some A vendor law. of for selling a dozen some who teamster, by the sweat of his for his continuing
all
protracted journey and then for a season The law has been has public opinion
that
the
compulsion
to
have
we
done
Rfiviewino"
.
infl.nf.inn
in
less
causes is
a
conspicuous
one
him
got
off Each
scot
free. Saturdav
-
no
The abuse.
relief.
to
stop
the
The
it
a. n
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death
accountant
law
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$
cl
raise
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z nil
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tho
nf
of
is
800
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Land
Gould,
Companj.
a
and
White's out
turning day.
mill
sleepers
invited wall
for
the the
tho the
at
on
at
com
mouth
the
various works in progress, public and on other works in which a of hands are engaged, large number at the same come forth to labour as on And the hour other days. is the work done the men by on as that the same performed labor. The days of recognised clang of the hammer, the ring of and shovel, the noise fche '
pick
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brings
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Sydney
engagement.
temporarily
by
local Lady
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by
two
ing
a
tank
found who on Lord
By
the
Bullarra
was
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will
now
at
coaling
there
Friday
on
men
received bourne. The toms
10,000
last were
week
at
Broomeliill in sink employed
estate. Brassey's the Commercial
Bank Mel
from
sovereigns
£14,555
5s.
received
month lid.
tho
through of
The Customs receipts show a falling off of £335 of pared with the returns
amount
March for 8s.
Cus
last Gal.
February. will reach
month as
com
Perth Lee-Steere from and be Sydney on the 11th inst., at once installed as Administrator. By the Bullarra Mr. H. E. Gull.. Albany, imported fifty-two sheep and ton a Mr. W. T. Loton received horses, also Silt
bay
James
filly.
Electoral
Heading Room days, Thursdays It
is
of
will
Eastern
iv
obtaining
I.e. tained
their the
ful
number
out for
massc
tlieir at
the
match
Rifle
place
team
firing
scores
were
Club on
local
their
Swan turn thorn
a
Melbourne The
team
Melbourne
At
of
the
the
on
nob
two
identified, who men
two
Kimberley
J
some
ten
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nie.ii
Range. and left
may Port
years
ago.
asked
Mis
Excellency will
will
be
gratulated
tuality.
railway
upon
and
to
tlie
226
97
match
magnificent
sea-siders 45
secure
won.
with
runs
tlie
victory,
exhibition their
seen
threw
several
by
intense
an
and
away
runs.
in
pain shop in
obtained
the
head
lie
Fremantle
what
and
he
thought
after Shortly symptoms of poisoning and themselves, though quickly doctors 1'imu
not
was
h
lifl
n
until
yxtocj »» CVt3
UW
r\
danger. Session
Quarterly
opened
was
it f
iiimmnift'
u
of
out
remedy.
two
by Cniwl.i WIHAM.C.VJ'
of
the
Supreme the
Wednesday,
on
Act
Justice
William presiding. with obtaining money Thompson charged under false pleaded guilty.. pretences Sentenced ro nine months imprisonment. Thomas Johnson charred with obtaining the of 4s. from Mr. W. A. Stone, by on in was found false Sen guilty. pretences tenced son,
the
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an-i
to
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tho
was
Darwin
named
a f
rev
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larceny
from
sentence
of
the
that
Ah
person im year's Gladstone
money Chief to
evidence
no
was
and was
the one
obtaining Acting
there
Glii,
guilty Wilson
Tlie
pretences. held
and
tlie prisoner Neelands Hartley found of and guilty forging uttering document to bo a receipt purporting
support
released.
charge
was
William
certain
monies
and
of
Chinaman
a.
hard labour. with
charged
false
alms
of found
a
with
prisonment f fopowoed, ust ice
via Mr.
of
veil
Cllild
mom:.'.
la-bom. larceny of James Kelly,
James
death.
guilty re'
wn.-;
found ib
hard the
LIi
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lioug,
murder
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vi
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the
Ah
sentenced
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for
purporting,
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Mary
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sen
indicted Gormuont
a
batv.\v:
a
ve
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-yy
manager,
consent
the
A.
Go
altering
;
imprisonment
mouvii.-;
woke labour.
t" ii'ii',!
i
bold.
to
of
to
and Perth their pro
but
rarely simply
a
chemist's
Chief
v."
Governor sections from extending
by the
fall
time
by
C.C. with
and,
wanted
a
Vil
daug-'
two
of
their
upon
lucky
unfinished
aided
lost
"
tho
the
series
a
victory
tho
luck,
from
/mi
a
to bo con authorities are the successful working of Holi tho the Easter train-service, during had to tho department days. Although the trains contend with many difficulties, from arrived at and tho various departed stations with the most praiseworthy punc The
smiled
well-known medicine the
a
ing
s
the Midland Railway, A special train the Junction to Gingin. take the Perth at 10 TO a.m. will leaving invited to Gingin where the cere guests mony
fortune
men
taking developed
j
open
by
given
visited
played they
Bateman,
for
was
Tun Court
Spectroscope.
Lady Robinson
of
and
sidered
tlie members of afternoon Saturday made the Natural an Society History to excursion river the Guildford, up to Perth at dusk. On Monday returning Woodward read Mr. B. H. a evening
tho
and
judgment
entered"
Ox
paper on To-day
cricketers
yet through
fering
i
be
help
a Tallermaii, gentleman well-known bad a in commercial circles, narrow escape death last week. Suf from by poisoning
ib
t'l
l
is
material
de
very grace President of due in fully
Mr.
Perth
u,
ivliiu
enter of tlie
their
a
is
the
the third scored a
wickets
of bad chances
Car
George's
.St.
been of
remains
of
y
to bo members
Fremantle
good
with
i-,,.,
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remains
horses
for
tv.
1 '.Mil
curry in met
they
before
to pay which
completed,
was
and
each The
the inquest held week at narvon to inquire into the ciieuon.iaiu the death of a iUsuillain.-.n attending have, to been assaulted alleged by Nr. returned C. L. Elustio, the jury a verdict from that deceased died lung disease.
at
tlie
seven
Mel
last
1
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two
a i;o
are
the This
Saturday
fielding 'The Perth
Corps
Cl
very
they
C.C.
33 points.
by
won
range. 834, Rifle
one
the
team
Last
ready
the
own
ore;r
Club
to
and
and
LtVLU
tlie
M.R.V.
Mussel
"Mjv.svs.
.':A. in.it
At
attended
afternoon,
Saturday on
:
team 795. therefore
tho
2.
that horse,
bis
ond
by
Albany
between
of
boys
between and
circles
run
ddcf
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Burnett
districts
asking
prices.
return
took
to command
17111011
at
Fremantle were easily and several runs to by an innings West In Perth Perth spare. they met tlie failed to a win. 0. C., and secure again However when at York they encountered
the
slioot
evening
every skins
good
The bourne
:
games. defeated
increase on
'0
bull
compliment
Tu central
of Tues
Brick Ltd., shares of
and
to
England.
club, for return Dr. Burnett.
Albany Company,
of opossums and men
Guildford,
at
Fridays
sporting
ng
Rowing l'or
tho
Inl'n
en
Mrs. a
,-i.b
parture
Eaihvay
enormous
an
be leave
Gingin
wed
imp.
L Yereantlu
wish
and Tile Manufacturing of £3,000 in 3000 with a capital to taice £1 each, has been formed over of business Messrs- Brooks & Melville been
will
will
and
lor'ug
?;
and
-
lias
end
between
A train from
in
Yvisp, \Y,m
ton's
mile course, tbo weight-,
verbial
the
tlie
'Tow
The certainly
tho
there
v
offered
hr-s
o'
and
efforts,
styled
the
service
Wednesdays
Ikirldfc
whose Everard, singing much of was so admired one the during visits which Mr. Boult paid to West Aus has come to lire in this and colony tralia, at Fremantle. taken up his residence
oomvany,
about
to-morre
whispered
is
Air.
Arthur
Taylor
of
vo
.
returning
with single
London,
number a,
upon
m.
p.
that during next cricket the Southern representing visit and Perth, Fremantle, districts to the local play
team
a
on
in.,
a.
placed
from a
a
10th instant, which per
on
names
to
after
smuggling
the
train bi-weekly and Gingin.
Guildford
probable
season
nnrl
-P1.Q
w.tii
evenings Saturdays.
and
for
year
Martaban and
and
10'30
Cla'so-
this
is expected present week.
YtT'l
the
on
s.
From
instruc
have
Fremantle
finn/l
tt'Ann
have there Roll.
cargo
regular Guildford
bo succeeded
at
s.
a
per
eonnocrea
telegraphy may by attending
gratified
of
to
may
the
of the
"
Persons tion in
and
duties for the
sons
by
of
day
last
women,
press.
desirous
the
The
the represent having accepted
gentleman
a
the
at
mnii
6d. of
general
to
News' Me
8s.
is
to
held Homo" an At at Jersey March IS Government House, .Sydney, o;i who were were the Among those present Hon. John and Mrs. and the Hon. Forrest, Marmion. W. E., Mrs., and Miss
have
1
i
on
employed
Albany
s.s.
;
refused.
was
ceased
last
fivn
respectively quanity cigars. To morrow, Friday
of the City for permis at
on
Saturday Hniivf
£5
long
5
the
already
are
completed
PlUlDO
respectively.
applied i'ellmongery
a
has
and
4,
meeting
application
Iffta
w,,,,.,,
about
I
men
morn,
Dick
S.
The
Ms.
the
is to 3, 12 months
establish
brook.
above
for holding evening devo Cathedral was changed last 7.30 to 7 p.m.
day evening
|
of
scores
Tho
conse
Sunday
a
under
Wanchope.
-
agreed deposits
fixed
monthly
Mr.
sion
Surnn
f.lin
unyokes
unpleasant
last
have
upon
.
I
formed
Mr.
of
is
Tenders are being of the pletion training
!
Each
after
S.
On
and
Green
numbering twentyat Albany last week from were Colombo,
cent, that per for 3, G, and
one
sale
Keane
Canning
|
bring
quences.
week
banks
the interest
cent,
in
has been
Society
announced to the W. A.
The hour tions at the Sunday fiom
his team on of the bush his rambles township him, and spends may have brought the hours of Sunday in the enjoyneeded by ment of a rest /much himself and his animals. He knows that to drive his waggon through the streets on that day would
probably
wood-carter the outskirts which to
the
illness.
associated
s
ing sandal
old
an or
tho per Austral, in quarantine. placed A match has been arranged for the 23rd instant between Mr. Deardon's Eunuch and Mr. Blinco's Vision over a mile and for £50. a quarter
A
must
The Fremaiitle hold Rowing Club will their annual Regatta on Monday, June 1.
wander-
Pearson, last
per
annum.
per
resident
died
declared
shillings
Albany.
An Agricultural at Broomeliill.
?
the
eve.
a
21 o c
victims to our of the day sanctity the class of "little to belonged while the sinners," giants among have the wrongdoers invariably of the
cent,
passengers, who arrived
There
but the fact that most zeal for the of rest have
creditable,
district,
painful
Mn.
is
put
struck by able evidences of method, even in the moments of our most frenzied It be due to an per virtue. may of the fitness of verted sense or it things, may be due to other are
we
past,
ough
W.
have
four
Carrington Company is the most successful dramauc visited our that has ever shoves. corps in For the nineteen nights they played a Perth the receipts averaged £55 night. On Tuesday of last week a lad named while from the new Cornish, fishing jetty into at Fremantle, fell the sea. He was rescued the second mates of tho South by Australian and Flinders.
cures
wlm.t
of
8 per
to
£25,000.
Co.,
F.
Bank
Monday management of
miles thirty of fen Lord estate Bassey's on the Great Southern Railway. An extra £100 has been te the granted Arthur River Roads Boards for the of from a road the purpose clearing Arthur to the Wagin Railway Station.
propose the cost
jarrah,
Mr.
There
teams.
to public accustomed works to labour will continue upon them, or while contractors their and, all alike in requiring agents are his services on a mere Sundays, to the other change from one pro
in the way unmistake-
this
suppose
at &
respected
The
with
next,
cing
re-
have hardly any choice but ployes to do it. A consistant refusal would lead to their dismissal, probably and in the end would do little to better their condition. The man
-
drfin.mv
down
districts the
who
is peace. vindicated, our as a declared morality itself, has been made manifest; people we and, well satisfied, relapse gladly into our former condition of
set
are
men are under mere work is a evasion. There is a moral pressure the men which feel they upon and of which the masters strongly, are aware. When masters well wish Sunday work done their em no
example
salutary
of
assertion
of the Lord's day, of public morality at rare intervals
the guardians work themselves, a state of fine into and bestir themselves
to
willing
The plea of necessity holds more case no in their than in the case of the obscurest individual. To further their own ends private numbers of men to do they cause to their consciences. violence The
a procure Sabbath.
the
not
are
sible.
observance of proper Public does opinion all efforts countenance certainly to but in a that end, desultory ineffectual fashion. and absurdly at the indifference Shocked shown to
are
in
petition
Vestry
dividend
equal R.
seven,
to
that they are less ready to punish the wealthy than the transgressorone. humble For the breaches of the law a cessation of labour on imposing Sundays, the employers are respon
con
good
they
failed
Dalgety
share, Mr. widely and
for
account
have
ingenu passes our We cannot that those suppose to who administer the keen law, detect are, slight offences, by an inversion of the usual order, blind to enormities and ; greater
perhaps
—
that attention
to
ity.
wrath the with a
its
But
so.
fact
the
lan virtue to
of
sinner and
—
itself is
itself
arouses
some
resigns
scornful British
outraged
guage occasionally with all the
sense
in
tells
Macaulay
1891.
9,
.
they have gone we arc unhindered, long to conclude that they have
forced done
Messrs interim
an
that
seeing
so
on
for
—
THUESDAY,
South Lambeth Brixton Road paving of which is estimated
of workingmen ? It is almost incredible that the objectionable of which practices we complain have entirely escaped the observation of the authorities;
Hccorii.
liabilities
The
to numbers
injustice
an
his
the Commercial Fremantle on
_
MON.
—
Great P.C.D. P.C. after Easter, St. Julius St. Hermengild, Queen M. M. St. Justin Chair of- St. Peter. Labre C. St. Benedict
14—TUES.15— WED.
the
The
Thursday
on
filed
the value
'
13
Leo
Hall
last
to
.
St. II.
M.
kinds
'
SAT. SUN".
Court,
Supreme
of in
'
11— 12—
B.C.
W.
at £1400.
of very occurrence. frequent .desecration Why is such wholesale of the Sabbath ? Why permitted does not the law step in to put an which is end to a state of things Christian an the outrage upon sentiment of the whole people and
B.C.
the Mr.
Liquidation,
a
thing
Frigidian
Eupert
At last,
branch
be opened 13th inst.,
produced
district
various
of
.
St.
The will
.
St.
FRI.
labour,
timber mills, the rule, is
not
if
to
morrow.
.
9—THUR.
other
at
will
Society concerts
Broomeliill
.
Sunday
APRIL. 10—
and
excellent
their
"
y.
Oi-chesti-al
of
The
year crops of £2,000.
.
dale
tov
x tt
i
Fremantle one
at
formed
being
.
—
The
give
is
_
pray charity Eliz. Hackett, late of Tullamore, King's County, Walsh, this life at her who departed Ireland, Western Australia, residence, Greenough, E.I. P. 1891. on the 20th March,
li
A Dramatic Club Southern Cross.
and trucks, loading unloading disturb the stillness of the Sabbath and rudely the thoughts dissipate which are to it. At the proper on the Hills waterworks, Canning' at JarraliMidland line, Railway
of
1
soul
'
for the otherwise
—
.
DEATH.
Of your Elizabeth
sentenced
was a
for nine
to
months
A further imprisonment. charge of embezzling tlie sum of £275 was prewhich be f erred the to against prisoner received a sentence and of pleaded guilty twelve months The two imprisonment. centences alias years an
to
be
Sugar imprisonment
iudecent
old. years the session.
assault
This
John
cumulative
Jack
was
sentenced with
upon finished
hard a
the
child
Meek to
two
labour
for
of
nine
business
of
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most under
pitiable the
down
Rose.
Walter from
Albany
into
tering
being
influence
Hands
and
from
The bourne
following-
teresting
to many in West Willis mentioned
sion
with
Fremantle
been
lias
this
understand Mr.
—
a
left
the conclu
try
scullers. and
:
the
(March altered
from
from
one
three would
of
would
the
the
post however,
new
let
match
Hotel
s
the At CathoLic
this
ratified. in the
being
and
April
contained
of
dealing question,
advanced be of
its and
from
mind
pro
Editor, which The
of the
Federa
arguments
handled.
was
function
as
manners
which
cares
the
"
Stages"
characterised morals purify
the The
by
articles.
would
devoid
inula
criticised
were
several
by
full
a
the
in
the
neAv
confidently
for
approach rical Avould
to
the militated Avas
dis
church
against
very scanty Ball announced and
evening
the
fihylor-CaiTingtoii
near
marred
have
been houses
;
Theat
considerably
otherwise attended
ar
and performers place in another
Dross
Fancy
foiloAving of the
had
very
old
great naturally a
v/liat success. I
have
a j
act
Timperley
the
chill
in
song
of
plaeo Mr.
Baylis,
and
did his utmost contributed of tho
one
Caporn
II.
unable to attend, being from a seven! suffering as rendered, gramme, Piano Miss
Solo,
"The
liarp song,
Rose;
Mr.
;
that '
Mrs. The
Venn pro
follows
as
:
Mavournoen,"
song, violin Mrs. once," ;
Her
bright Rose; song, Timperley
Mr. F. my Heart," A War Mrs. March,
'
Scrymgour
and cold. was
!
Miss
absentees,
and
Kathleen Foss
Mrs.
still,"
to counteradditional
an
"
Fotliergill Miss
Lock,"
me
"
-til.
i
Fred.
illiu
(i|JUU
—
UiLlMJLf
Orundy
;
and
The
Old
and and
piano,
smile
Miss haunts
--Queen
of
panio solo, "Fiddle song, ;
Mr. F. I," Timperley song,." My to heart soul to Heaven, my thee," Miss Venn Louisa duet, Mrs. and Kelly piano Two ic Miss Rose; song, Company," M iss Rose Miss Foss duet, Gipsy Countess," F. comic and Mr. Timperley reading, bashful Mr. Tho man," ami Guiidfoyh-: ;
;
"
"
;
;
"
3ong,
The
Wood
nymph's
National Library of Australia
call/"
a.rn.
mieir
AVicn
at
ana
prospects,
as
merry
s.
ciaiui
ayiiu
saiu
to
"
:
deep impression
a
did
of Avhom evening
not
prayers, His
position,
on
all
belong having
to in
Lordship the Lenten
present, the Fold. vieAV
our us
granted
from and fast, dispensation next for Southern left morning early friends at the Range many Cross, leaving never saAV him before. His Lordship avIio of this Avas accompanied by the Warden goldfield.
month Ave On the 5bh and Gth of this showers of and on the had several rain, 8th in full Avorkour neAV condenser Avas. dread as regards so Ave have no ing order, is a Avater. Our Avant iaoav fresh great the to crush for machine, good crushing started here tAvo There Avas one public. months ago which could reduce the stone Ave want a machine to enough, 'but right the gold too. crush the stone and save The machine Ave have here at the present has no modern gold-saving appliance to it hence it does not attached give ;
satisfaction.
Parker's Range, judging by ap about there are half a dozen pearance and several others that good claims, out turn Avell in the future. I Avould may the not advise miners to come here for Avere to they except prepared present, and to do on their oavii account, prospect At
this
a
large
working
be
must
man
provisions water fresh
sold
are
at
at
2d.
the water,
for
Avell
as
prepared, high price
a
per
and Men
gallon.
companies
are supplied with the exception of are few very Company, .there of men for this working Avages on portion This place is opened for a con the field. siderable time and to the up present time return from the reefs. there was no of However in the course three or four
as
with
for
a
co
es
a
average
a
jraricer
in
isolated
especially,
Avas
Mrs.
:
fresh Parker's
but
months, Ave expect here, good machines
have
to
one
then
the
two
or
must
place
go ahead. March 14.
inst.
R.
re
Broome
:
F. J. A.
in
repose.
.Lincoln Avas of a (peculiarly sym nature. and kindly These strong characteristics influenced, very happily, as it his entire career. political proved, at first They Avould not seem glance to be aids to political success efficient but in the which Lincoln, in the emergency peculiar 4..Mr,
pathetic
;
aA
\J
«
ISN'T
to
of Ports March 12th ivhen signals Central
IS
TTE
APRIL
THURSDAY, Notice
GAZ
Mariners and Harbours,
2.
Brisbane, River.
"
Fitzroy approaching Masters Island. :
Sound end,
upper of steamers
sound their requested and masters of sailing steam whistles, or a'esseis to sound their horns fog ell the a when ring approaching end of Central Fitzroy upper island, This is vessels on River. as necessary, to
hereby
are
t
either are
sides of the point of the not visible to each other."
12th
'"Moerton
driven
from
hereby the
Floating
Baecon
Notice is moorings. the Floating Beacon to the North or Howe
her that
given, entrance More Channel, from her d men at
Bay.
Island March
ton
Bay, moorings
has
during weather. She Avill heavy by a black perch buoy as replaced
lield
recent as
practicable. Purlic
1787
(2 acres),
Reserves. portion
—
Swan
—
of Reserve
been the be soon
No. 883,
woo I
WO
fn
-VltllvU
mnaf
UW
llluu
l/j
vessel of common clay could possibly chosen of have become the the Lord." Those acquainted Avith him from his boyhood knew that early griefs tinged with sadness; His in Avliole life partner at the buisness Salem was grocery Uncle of Biliy Green, Tallula, 111., ivhen the customers who used at night, to hold the Avere while few, grammar Lincoln reoited his lessions. It was to his sympathetic ear Lincoln told the story his of his sweet Ann love for Rutlidge. And 'offered' what comfort he, in return, Ann and he could when poor Lin died, broke. coln's nearly "After great heart Ann Uncle." died," says on Billy, Avhen the Avind blew the stormy nights, rain against the roof, Abe Avould sit thar in the grocery, liis his elbows, on knees, and the tears his face in his hands, runhis nin' I -hated to see fingers. through him feel bad, an' I'd say,' Abe, don't cry,' and he'd look up an' say, 'I can't help it, a-fallin' the rain's on her.' There Bill, who can with are many sympathise this as think of a overpoAvering grief, they lost Avhen the rain's loved one, a-fallin' her." What adds poignancy to the on sometimes is the thought that the grief been lost one saved. Fortun might have is Colin of ate, indeed, M'Fherson, Shepof the Victoria, perton, proprietor ShepNeics,\vho writes under date of 24th parton 1890: three since May "Nearly years I began to lose my health. no Suffering at with pains first, the ex pronounced of a general I was languid feeling, ception then not able to satisfy as to the myself of my but trouble, diagnosis subsequent of disease symptoms proved the presence of the and liver. I suffered from kidneys "
'
"
"
"
"
"
"
—
loss of appe nausea, impaired digestion, and at times were my pains so intense tite, that I my constitution Avas imagined Such was my state of health breaking up. when' I first Warner's Safe began to use With Cure. the use of a feAV bottles the to wear feeling began off, my languid, ap which I completely lost, petite returned, to health and my restoration Avas rapid and coriiplete, Warner's Safe Cure has removed trace of kidney disease every and I feel better than ever I did during the past decade." ,
and
JntiMfcolonhtl The
Hells
new
Office
clock
thority
to
the asserted for
Jjordp.
are
be
the
best
Sydney Post on good au yet sent from
England. The
iri-
Department
AOllA/l
no
locust
(Iwiur
a
plague
the
rabbit
in
Victoria
insignifi
the
on
said
is
into
pest
Legislation
asked Tiie
.
Linn
y-v-F Ul
lUullvV
JJ1
cance.
NM
MELANCHOLY.
:
Sympathetic
to
GOVER
—
it is more generally believed, lias, reefs than the other tAvo gold-bearing and Southern (Golden Valley Cross) put and lam inclined to think that together, is the best of the lot." (reef) Rickey's it is asserted Re the York races, that, both days, tho sum of £55 los. including
13tli In
:
Nature and his Early Misfortunes. Those who saw much of Abraham Lin the later of his life Avere coln during years with the expression of impressed greatly profound melancholy his face always wore
com
"
—
Avas
the
Avhich
Company
Thinly
of
and combination
a
result
somewhat the
the
on
funds
promoters to
owing
taking for premises
the
the
financial
a
raffle
attendance,
moreover,
of
the
the A
Schoolroom
aid
:
His
majority
—
but alike
audience.
the
in
and Convent, anticipated
appointing of liai-moninni
Catholic
last
tistic success, of circumstances
part
CONCERT
the
Monday
sacisneci
are
to
very startling the present
the afternoon We had a priest doAvn He shook hands beiow to-day. then us we had prayers Avith all and he beloAv." description By the gave him it Avas the Bishop, I told so I knew down. the and sked how he went "By as he said, with as little concern rope," the or I Avould." On following you the March 1, Bishop celebrated morning, hotel in in Mr. Porter's mass a room (the consist the only one here), congregation and about 30 men. We ing of tAvo ladies and after mass His had prayers for rain, to the nearest had a procession Lordship In the evening working claim and back. and Ave on all assembled again for prayers, His discourse both occasions Lordship's and attention, Avas listened to with rapt
and
demanded shilling tickets, and pianoforte sales at the stalls, and paid, music. of those I observed I give a list from not so omis memory, officially, my in good faith, as it be accepted sions must be too to note would tedious everybody. the stalls At Mrs. Gallop, Mrs. Hackett, Misses Davis and Gogan. Mrs. Tourney, Mrs. White, Misses Totnney and O'ConAs collectors Miss Davic-s. noll. Esther O'Connell Stack Misses (2), While, (2), Conway, Cook, and a host of others. of the Mrs. formerly Mary Craig, died at her Avon Castle hotel, residence, morning, Terrace, aged early on Saturday for had been Deceased 70 years. ailing The Aveeks past. funeral took place some her on remains being Sunday afternoon, concourse of followed large by a very Avas a resident of Mrs. Craig people. and York for many leaves a years large her of relatives to mourn loss. On circle last another old resident here, Tuesday well knoAvn in the and one also Toodyay Mr. rather district, Henry Duckham, this life. Deceased suddenly departed is to have reached Go years. reported The death of Mrs. John Parker, of Cobtook place here on Wed ham, near York, nesday. Mr. to be still J. T. Monger is reported in a very state of and health, precarious I times learn his friends have grave at of his recovery. apprehensions A correspondent tot-he "Chron Avriting "This from Parker's icle" Range states crickets
;
given
The
quarter
Act 1871. R. Meagher, 24th March. 1st
A.
your
for
some
On Tuesday evening there all and Avere gathering,
—
Was
Here
me
Chuich.
!
Easter
municate,
miner
7th.
inst. last
for
—
LINCOLN'S
Correspondent.) readers may not of to small items news of the Goldfields. Yilgarn of
there is no Avhafc the others, telling the on a future especially may bring, Here I must goldfield. give gold and rich claims second place. We from His had a visit Lordship the of on the 28th avIio arrived Bishop, welcomed and Avas heartily February, by intimation The first I had of His all. arrival Avas from a Welsh Lordsliips's
—
.-Hid
Society,
hot
very
1788. 1,
M.
re
Liquidation Rumming, hotelkeeper, trustee. ShaAv, appointed
RANGE.
part is nothing but at
as
"
not entitled tho therefore to usual The funeral £20. allowance, presiding officer the upon members urged of their the for duty departed praying and doing brother, everything possibly mother towards his in her assisting aged distress. R.I. P.
POPULAR
this
There
for attendance, avus, he stated, and not Parents guardians satisfactory. should remember that in nob the keeping children Avere at school thoy regularly all on sides doing injustice imperfectly in the tho child, first educating place, the teachers and, in the next, depriving of their earnings. By the legitimate attendance Avas average daily payment so attended if granted, they negligently aver curtailed the quarterly they always the at and reduced the passes" age examination. He hoped, to see however, the a better in future. In attendance to the results of the late ba adverting Fr. his thanks to Gibney expressed zaar, those had so assisted. He avIio kindly tho of the stated cost articles imported and the from London average outlay. of The the receipts bazaar, including amounted to £110. additional subscriptions Ho sincerely all thanked who had helped in more the lady stall this, especially for their assistants their holders and on behalf the efforts of indefatigable
Gth
Avas
A
Perth
occasional some
indifferent
After
members
the
be from
(From a Correspondent.) the On Sunday Fr. Gibney announced on would re-open Sisters' school Monday,
>
in
year
keeps
still
In
bankruptcy Adjudicated meeting of creditors, general
!
11
(From an Perhaps
made
the Hibernian On Friday last Society Fremantle was called to pay the upon of one of its last tribute tov late respect Brown, who died members, Mr. James The deceased, the previous who evening. in his lu.se had been attended niomcuLs by also a member of Father was Martelli, the Fremantle and Football Artillery to his last Club, and was followed resting of both these bodies place by contingents and a .largo muster of Hibernians. Several of Perth branch of the members the the Hibernian attended funeral, Society than which Avas a more usually imposingwas read The burial service one. by usual Father Dooley and the military the II. A. C. B. salute having been fired, in returned to their procession Society when it was decided to meeting-room the raise members by subscription among of the funeral the deceased expenses who at the time of his death had brother, been
the
.filling
room! Bankruptcy
No No.
—
«
YORK.
of
not
event's
announced that a be held in the Bever of the night the on
PARKER'S
legs.
weather
windy. April
less
it
liis
The
and to elevate one cheerful; by showing the of noble souls and the defeat struggles The career of the of the late ignoble. was Hon. John of Queensland, Maerossan, in the next vividly portrayed paper. Other matter also The con appeared. tents
six
the
funerals of
over
It-
to the
helping to
;
Gth,
moreover
site. school JVannup 2i\ 20 p. J Town lot
a
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and
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was
together. I studies.
pro be
like
were "
Are
asked
in
me
defiance
when off
she
returned to find
secretly
not could had gone to think,
none
them was
"
No,
named to
Re
kuow You
Mme.
not after
of my like
child
them. Ah away. without bitter
after
?"
him.
eldest like
is
you
sons, Mary." must be lonely without them." Behl passed her hand across
a forehead with weary look. I miss them much. "Yes, very but idle, They are noisy and rather
serve
very
loving."
"Your
claims for jus noisy declarations
companion " No doubt.
our
we t
are
must
daughter for you."
leading.
But It
is
Perhaps
they
Mary's She was
much
tenderness cold and
by
However
she
the
was
herself.
recover
,
"You
are
I
was
is
one
your ago ness."
my
tired,
and
selfish,
a
I Ik at
chilcl-;
forgetting to stranger
am
at
I
will
beg you
not
much
need
affection.
much Then
loved
by everyone
between them a tender Mrs. Behl confidences. anxious those who to hear about child, brought up her brother's whom she had felt awaken in her
fancy. The
Aunt listened her last words,
be
a
nice
she loves the life often too much
mother
for you. contradict
depends
be
a
to
it."
has
other to
Try her. on
will
very
I
murmured secret
With
been she.
between
"
us,
dis
me
well,
very
talk
were not tortured by wound Oh my poor little interpretations. where my humble village, country, false language of the world is un
thoughts ing lost
but
beautiful
where I have sentiments.
in his
father,
thought not only
his
simple,
knows Las been of place
connected
highly
with the has suffered I have
account.
my
my Aunt
ant
seems
those
on
worthy,
Court. much
very it
seen
I regret with her to make
clearly,
which
ness,
way,
plainly,
also.
how
My Aunt, her
poor
open
of every but one's love, dear old Alas, father, of the world, ancl nothing made to feel that she is in this family, which is so
Mary out
My
Mary accomplished, of
admiration. she
such
seen
grand
who
show
Oh, I
her. timicl
sweet
her
depend
her she
affection.
would have thought looked up has struck mo to me, ancl the thought her husband that neither nor her aware of the of amount daughter are able to bestow upon silent is love slio One
them.
but above nocturnal
to her when grateful Orina's remarks painful all forward to her I looked felt
stopped
my
she
when
visits,
to me of advice.
and
father,
would
talk kind
me
give
;
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to
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TO
REPLY
THE
England.
prospects patiently,
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your
have
her
to
three.
to
agree
Mme.
foolish Let all child.
kissed
to-night," this be
a
she
"
how
to
declining
tnc
auaress or tne iouowing iioiy of Russia to the Queen of Eng bo noticed land. It will that the docu little ment is less than a satire on the " forwarded to Russia memorial" by tha1.
Synod
Lord
Mayor of London A huinblo Memorial of the Procurator Most to the Queen of England.
her
"
settled passion
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reply of the take any notice of the protest of the British Gov iu connection the ernment with treat ment of the Jews in we have Russia
"
the fully ly
murmured aunt," love you. I shall How I do love you already." a Mme. and Behl smiled placed on Then her her lips. kissing finger weeping,
JEWISH PROTEST.
"
care
and pillows several times. dear "Aunt, my
happi my dream,
will
my
in
THYSELF.
to the formal
addition
Czar of Russia
ately
Mary
I
could
Iu
shook
for
motherly
Mary's
then
your but it
yield, certain thing
have
intense
wait
clock-struck The little Behl got up suddenly. "
see
sudden
with
mother
can
Pies
friends friend
to
TION
My
At
me.
me.
of
interest to her head. "
love
find to something O, my dear Plesvien, kind had looks ancl only from where I smiles all, where and laugh freely, my
in
I always
I go away. I have been until now."
more
my the accent, my walk, way in I do my hair, eveu my very I shuddered instinctively time I met her eye watching
benevolent
wakeful
began
so
I
her,
where
she
Oh,
Madam
not
seeking
love
she
as
to
first
does
criticise
and
natures.
domineering
cold once
my he really de Vieux's
whether
pain, to be
me
with
me
were acquaintances to all my efforts gain her in failed. Everything
me,
a
so
treated
asked me name of Sir for a I have often asked
Grandmother
to
unaccustomed surrounded
and
never
my
known,
and
caresses
loving
are
of relief
despondency.
years of disappoint
many
a
terrifies
the
bear
on her head fall Mary's and abandoned herself with of sorrow and sweet feeling
let
tears.
my
her
haps
silence.
once,
cannot
XXX.
the thought and that per doubt existed on the subject me and almost fills me with
grandchild,
pleases Breton which
went but
I
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one.
with believed
But
show His
has the
self
on
to
ness
so
"
ment. She shoulder
don't
at
familiar
Orina vien all
added grief," cruel that such a fate for that was handsome young wife had unknowing Raoul's couple. and it is an inexpres ly won my heart, to be able to sible happiness to me make known to her only my feelings
sona
him
listening
But the I should
one.
me
the
blushing, reserved
ness
of who
to at
every
She
home. at Passy,
has
and
solitude Raoul to
soon
career.
feelings
—
My Uncle
"
she,
view
him."
Mary,
if
were
My impressions
gone. mixed
civility, to exchange
ship
them. as
lips
are
days would
regret.
and re or three
the
of her
term
strangely
away.
to Passy, for two
the
her she
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absent to femily. wife whiter than her dress, was young and her eyes red with They weeping. then how did not know sincerelyI corner for prayed them, in my retired I only told my mother in the church.
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tentively.
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Raoul dearly, I was always weak and sickly. full of strength and health and He decided for me my games schemes were worked childish
energy. and our
the
likely it
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each other
loved
went church
his his
compressed
that that
and
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a sympathy. and lively and her life for Mary sketched her, lover who made allusion to the young had been driven from her by a proud
the
"We
reach
When
it.
chance, brother's
to witness broke nigh which "around reigned
had for
XXVIII.
MARY'S
numbered
in the. I did not dare to enquire what dayhad been settled for the marriage. heart well I saw them and my at last,
was
"
I
mained hours.
heart
in
illmy else to
to go out onmy Paris, business a little and.. take For four suc morning.
walk every cessive days
"
SUNSHINE.
by
seen,
housekeeping
AND
Continued.
long for
Mamma was confided friends
in
were
Orina's
presence daughter Mme.
name Passy my the marriage publications. My among father and my husband had forbidden to answer But I made me his letters. mind to see him, even though up my accustomed while at a distance. I was
was
IN
will
will
disdainful remarks. of her husband and her Behl remained appar more silent. often ently indifferent, sat But she came ..and every night beside her niece's bed and unfolded for of her with her the story childhood her fond brother. It seemed sometimes as if si e had a and
looks, In
ambitious. rest and
married
of my he had hall at
that
knew
Nobody
!
was
Was it any wonder, then, attracted when I felt so by Catholicism, that I should at length embrace openly The lesson of breadth and depth it?" of thought which Baron Schmidt learned from his study of the catholic church he effectually
low
away quickly, trailing noiselessly
From this stronger day Mary felt cold and better able to bear the baron's
the bed, and whisper like voice, blushing
over
very
Tut
Raoul
so
com
it
on
a fanlt. young girl acknowledging mother." "I once saw your " My mother ?" cried Mary shudder
mingled
eight
to
eager
most
find
ed
so
through conflict and
of
interests,
to
was
of
moved
robe ong white the soft carpet.
presentiment
you." leaned
She
and of fancy, solidity In the Prussian bureaucracy thought. with which I had to deal before my and 1 found stiffness conversion, only
who
us
by supporting
"
whose
from
convert
Amongst
encounted,
Bill
of
believed
we
its
a
tell
career.
in
on
an
Gladstone's
years been
have
anxiety
cele the death was asked by
Schmidt,
restorer,
recently,
"
—
last
appreciation.
FriedrichPicht,
practised
by May 1. and the English The Duke of Norfolk the now Roman Catholics, regret the Tory coer they have given support The Duke criticising cion Ministry.
says:
Friedrich
friend,
available
the
a
insipidity.
will
greatest
and the conflict begins, that a dollars million
bable
very (here shame the He also did a
wealth
whom number about be counted upon to strike. 500,000 can hefunds will be levied The necessary fore
a
is
it
speaking
his
found
his
1;
May
really
and
announced
art.
been
and will day, The Federation of 690,000 men,
working
them
to protestantism The answer he gave is Catholicism. said be "I "Because' noteworthy. to have come the Catholic recognise and Church to be the mother of truth
a
inaugurated
struggle The conflict of the demand
on
mence
"
was
is
want
she
more
her
Germany."
in
husband that
-feels
never
outpouring
ever
America.
inform
to
care
and
gothic
become
made by of the Amer organizer of Labour, the miners States have completed
embarking
plans for dustrial
His Royal Crispi well known warmth
warm
satisfaction
statement
a
the Dillon, ican Federation in the United
visiting
day.
every
Mr.
says
When
a
with Cardinal Duke he told him what Rumpolia, the had to the said Humbert for Pope, " That nice, very uice old gentleman." listened to the benevolent His Eminence sentiments of His with no Highness
Baron
cluding the last medals of honour. During the Prussian official journals month columns of creations have been printing to
a
Rome,
to
his
all
When
brated
be the exception find wear who doe9 not either or or a medal. an order On the oc casion of the Emperor's birthday nearly were in distributed 1,800 decorations and 819 Black 650 Eagles
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incident of the
visit
expression) him." you treat assured them that they never worse work than when day's they took Pontiffs temporal away the Sovereign
little
Germany
kinds
recent
which
in
power.
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it
in
comes
way
creature
a
with
of expression, took that his Holiness old gentleman, nice
Wilson.
two
soon
of all
Assisted
amusing
very
correspondent. Humbert and
King
a
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action,
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inflammation. the Queen."
during the of Cambridge
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at
subjects
worded
following
Duke
his
is
William
Emperor
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don
dull
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in
daughter
the
Majesty
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Mrs.
from
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Wilson,
and
entertainer,
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for
once
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member Arthur Mrs.
streets
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affliction
uses
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ambiguously
by Her
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—
plays
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with
The
down
intimate life which I always and he attributes to which health. But I have something
music
sacred the perambulates
Windsor.
ming's
Wales's
who
time the attention ago a saw while drive, Queen, who taking him in the street, aud compassionately bears him He now a donation. gave with the his breast a upon placard
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great
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year. brother.
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on
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Spanish
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many
remarks
me
are
;
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Catholic
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stick.
result
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English
place has a
owner
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Carlyle
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doing
is
self.
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be
that New South Wales for other than countries
more
party
not only
to
means
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party is sick of Home Rule. of a rising man are the words " Liberal For the Liberal party. to Rule agreeto give up Home eral
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laws,
times, almost
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sized
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up
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your
if
accursed
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all,
the
by
restrictive
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positions forbidden
hedged
;
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sucli
if
wonder,
are
dissabilities
and
civil
when
they
high India
promotion
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happen should
—
their
obscuring For
they
Catholics
still.
regiments they
;
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beyond with
this
,
is
largly the
clergy
will
accuse
one
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will believe
the
ar
to Rome. while that,
and
of families
fathers
i».
in is much England brick-and-mortar kind than
Church
shape of
laws
here
1841,
(In
cer
a
from
mixed
children,
population
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nearly of England
are
;
years of edi that
progress.
marriages
The population
these
all
multiplication but not of souls
1891,
we
in
Catholic
our
In
800,000
due
conquest.
spiritual shown that
was
our
leakage of proselytism two millions. itself
doubles
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people.
gravest of our
have
are
securing these things to
learned
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are
con
of souls
circle
Mission," they are abundantly verified. But in that case, " Italian Missions" are old as about as Chi istiauity. It is a time since Jrebaeus in the fairly long
phase of pro
a
of national
and
import, -is
influence subtle to be
far
too
second See
out the Apostolic with, which "all must churches It is longer agree." still since Rome began to be io Italy. instance Perhaps the most noteworthy
to
tangible
measurement.
of statistical any process The of doctrines
the
Con
Mass,
for the fession, Prayers Purgatory, have all been deftly dead, Monasticism, into and their winning way working the conscience of the of a large section
denounce articles of
and
refute
lends some or four thousand to We know pulpits preach them. it for "our fathers have narrated unto what was the us" teaching, belief, Church of the on all worship English
above-named era.
Georgian for
himself
what
it
is
which
—
pleasantly
can
breached and without,
hardly
fail
to
be
silent
in
his
body he must
of
whole
In
of such
the
at
the
Were of
of
his
from a neighbouring down his telescope formed conviction. The lay
nearer it
but
less
"
attracted
more
the
approaches
it
attracted. Movement
is
the
attraction, not
Union
there
is,"
"
;
to
both.
Those draw
cannot
circle
drawing
forward, to grace of truth
its to
let
the
and
we
and the the
for
with Then level of mere
a
are
Church include
that
we are
to
it
logical
a
descent
of which the bulk
"
the New
cask
trust
the
Arch Italian
are the of Christen when island we
rest
of the
to subject tion of "
for
thus
is
butter the
explained is
:
—
for
-.ready
method
ordinary wneiner
suiting,
a
one
on
top
in
xeg
As the of or
cloth the
of the
When
barrel. is
in a other, the barrel is aud tucked
rolls,
brine will be only in the interstices of butter that it can butter, salted non9
having iu
of
:
brine. filled
as is it necessary, between the rolls find room, but the
been
sufficiently
way, will The cask quite that
fall,
absorb
mast, and
so no leakage the of the keeping barrel full of brine the depends method. The butter is now ready for the market and will keep for years, and may be sent to any part of the world in occurs
j
the
already ordinary
bunged,
securely
with
the be
however,
Apos
Catholic Church, we are and Btand to it in the rela it, members to a head." (The
or
of the
the Archbishop in calling us an " Italian Mission'" have felt there may is in which a sense the expression can as be conceived It is un appropriate. true that we hold our jurisdic doubtedly
the
butter by consumption
preserving
brine,
Brine.
is then The barrel heaped up turned of strong bung up, and filled full quite Of course brine. only a small quantity
But
with the by our communion common See of Rome. In
in
'
this She evangelised name of England had not yet passed of human the course lips. During
have been history many weapons tried her. the most agaiust Perhaps and the most of all is hopeless pitiful, that of name-calling. We look for steel and not a lath of dagger in the hands the leader of Anglicanism.
tolic
of
by
round
her
tion
National she is in and in her of nation
over spread and whatever space remains the butter between and the head of the cask is filled coarse with salt. The object of the salt on the top to keep the is butter in its place, tight and to make of any good the deficiency brine from lost or leakage evaporation. is A plate on placed rolls of top of the butter and keeps them in their places and thoroughly immersed in the brine.
full
unity to
Butter
uuu
and
end,
rest.
sudden
as
it is divided into pound or tento tastes and pound pieces, according and formed into demands, and rolls, fine is wound round cheap calico with the tolls. The rolls are set on then
go to
willing
mere
roll,
it
own
movement
inherent
market,
Every its
or
Station,
the
as
muttuiug
which
believe outside without
centre. Rome by
Littledaleism, speaks of us as the
dom. its
to
Only
wj'ight.
who nearer
tends
nearer
truth
(jntiiolic
which
the Anglican towards that to
"a
nations"
all
A method immersion in and for export, soon
will
into Catholic,
Preserving
the
to
body
German,
or
Jack.
if arm,
body
rapidly
of
beloved all frontiers fold, hood and disappear lose their signi ficance. The Spouse of Christ cannot be draped in the Italian tricolor any mure than she could be rolled up in the
he would is tell Church, us, and into the gradually moving under of a larger The curve influence body. of doctrinal deflection and the ratio of attraction are and more becoming more marked. In the laws of religious, as of moves
tracts
or
degraded As Church. Church of "
English
physical
from
not
French,
are
or
short
stop
antiquity
,
Christian Chinese. Italy is the name of a nation. We are Catholics. Our Church is the mother of the nations, but she wears the badge of none. She could never be dwarfed
present century. of religious hoilies aud observe the whole
stand
clearly
a
to
likely
we
American,
the
phenomena he would
planet,
with
not
is
astronomer
an
take the
to
above end
any Spain the prac Sees are
to
According
Christian from cities,
of
than
men to practical English from believe that there is nothing to fear of Rome ? A life-movement the side
like
Portugal.
Bee It
Apostolic
—
he
can
the
Arch
illogical.
which are Bishoprics styled " " Southern Europe," Queensland," "New or strike a Jersey" "Ohio," note of modernity and incon jarring into the ears of all students of gruity Church we are history. Thence; Roman not Italian. We are " Roman" in the sense that we have the Bishop of the Roman See for our spiritual head. But we are no more Italian
the
facts
Our
is
country.
Anglican
face
the aBk
or
the
sense, that
all
named
religious know that the doctrinal belief, of has He centre gravity changed. must that the is know change He know must great. significantly the Romethat has been change watd. believe
is epithet with union
tice
cannot
Taking
ears.
other
bishop's
or
from multi
facts
these
be,
write the birth
us connects with the See of Rome. us with does not connect Italy than it more connects us with
within and from tudes of men are pouring through. If the Archbishop be the acute obser ver of the age which a roan in his position can
the Bishop of Lin the Pastoral which of his Bishopric so
on
to
disparagingly. In every
now.
not
is
judgment
in
and speaks of
—
Jericho
of
coln,
At the of this dense walls beginning century, and of dogmatic prejudice hostility N ow, at the end of blocked our path. there is one walls not of these it, of the Reformation these bastions see
centre
Italian
that
ait
the
during tenets, The Archbishop
the
"
an
was
these very Now it
faith.
Catholic three
singled
century
as
iu Mission" this sense, St. and his Augustine here from Rome fellow monks who came and founded the English Church atid the Pi'imaticai See of Canterbury. Tliht was an Mission Italian par. excellence. It was precisely owing to its being bo that the Archbishop successful, enjoys and title, and is able to by law his rank of
colour English people. They are giving and shape to the religious life, thought of the. nation. and worship A and the hundred years ago, all its Establishment employed strength
is
or regard from something If had nothing to fear. is satisfied his side, from
they
Dr.
as
is
the
and too
over
same
It
is
which
body has taken
so
wide
a
pale.
which of
one
bishop Mission. The members
over
the
-
as
the of our progress blessed penumbra of faith within the
is
only
those Whether
anything
:
which Church
a larger given, very the laity of all ranks and classes. That, for the interval given may, or may not be a large Yet it would be capture. difficult to single out any other instance where in Christendom one religious
the i
there
very
by
since that Rome has 500 of for
and, much
verts, doctrines
Pope Leo and sub 451, addressing " their to him decrees for con mitting and assent.") firmation hand is On the other it as true just If these two that Rome is in Italv. con " suffice to constitute an ditions Italian
in j
from our progress of by the enumeration
apart
hut it is exclaim, which is Catholic, aud not Roman Good but is !"
reason
—
!
POBEDONESTZEFF,
clergy,
some
he
—
j
your subjects. his example, be the mother
PROCURATOR."
fold
his
and
body, and, that religious face of such odds, inside the same space Had the in France, of time. church or even the schismatic Spain or Italy had to suffer a trans church in Russia like ference of its subjects in
may your to begin
to you how truly Thus will your Empire mighty mightier still, grow your rendering and firm throne impregnable, reaping for your house and home. new blessings " of the Holy Signed on behalf Synod
teach of all
her
to
other
!
the
beea shown Movement
Anglican
people, his own. Ah, happiness a paternal is government how is each infant there And subject to his Majesty put in the place,- as it of a child of Imperial were, nursery There is no of the vilest grief Moujik of which is not echoed in the caverns
making madam,
no
That
people. upon the facts the
to
bound
themselves. in inverse
or
Trar»f,n,rian
J
new
love of his
filial
three for
the
has
clergy
or
began
facts. We of the future of the past and the present. these furnish any security is fearlessness Archbishop's open to the question.
by their million
Imperial brother, God preserve),
with
is
Italian
reasons, statements.
statements that there is says that he shall make
largely
of your royal grace to brighten their penalized homes, and let them feel of your maternal the warmth favour. A
our
I feel
digression
three
speak
judge
sunshine
vast
of
New
Archbishop
with
it
clergy
the
permit
a
England
of the
anything
is
the
reasons
their
—
And,
This
digression
interference with us loo beseech your gross ? Maj the of those laws esty to order repeal the Catholics. In every land that afflict where have eqnal Catholics' the rights Dation We prospers. pray you, then, annul these dissabilities which special Catholic crush and cow your subjects. stock, became
make
Thus not
we
will
prople. make.
all
religion
did Lord
—
Ohurch The ancient I do not fear that
No. with us. Mission
unity apart,
tolerate
creeds,
until
be slow of the
not
the
But
Empire.
who
we
miuds will such points
necessity
not
j
souls.
Then, reckoned
the
lead
and
fices and institutions, she makes no statistical
saving Majesty, of essentials, we
in
is
expression
people balance
the
—
no
It has been she has effected
strive to your Alajesty, they, to the dic obey the law, and, obedient of the Pontiff, tates they pray (in Eng lish for of your the welfare Churches) throne and home.
"Your
most
—
in
I mother
citizens
be
of the the
in
to
loyal
Thirdly
think
are
clergy will
more
propor aud valour in shed their life's Ever cause.
country's
do not
Catholic
zeal
and
battles, their
for
—
in
serve
their
is
(No
in made
service
it
in
paid
to
sufficiently
church
Secondly,
ground
for Rome. following that these the objection .Anticipating after however have not, reasous, good, the such in all, a following prevented the progress of the past, he holds that there
uppermost,
virtues. under penal
They
fight
the
virtues.
suffering
patriots
tain tion
coino
many have
"
exile
are
the
,
why
reasons
tongne of ours, makes it, Scripture the whole, of so a part inspires large it, and is in home and and every every hand, and and
win such land of
to
the
as
ask
to
are
is
gress gives
in danger Kome. I
of
Church
my predecessor service is in this is the of glory
our
of
strife faults
men
are
reasons
First
But'I
;
against
fierce
right
of anticlimax Archbishop of his reasons. rangement )
laws
their
life,
may
affords,
are
the
in
political
the
the
civil
snuggling
that
the
of Scripture. married rnen.
up ;
either to sit on the woolsack, represent your gracious Majesty in a land all the requiring liberality which their their religion bestows, polit ical life has become such as to deprive for them the civil career of its crowning glory. "No
fear
These
English.
to
or
this
t,
simple.
those
of
us.
as
he gives three that such fears
he considers
grudged
to
of
much
uneasy
arise.
less.
and even within emoluments, limits forced to compete against form of interest and ambition every forbidden the liberty granted originally
afraid
so
say
are
Whereupon
of
limits
of
existence of such He ascribes the fears to the recollection of the mischief domin by us wheu Roine was wrought ant in this land. how much Christi Considering wrong and this suffered during the anity country Roman I do not that wonder domination,
in
race.
narrow
by
who
not
is
I do. not men of being led to I do not. answer
Majesty's government, as burdens on the Catholic grievous of your subiects a bar Majesty, raising rier between them aud their fellow sub jects, Christian, Hebrew, Mabommedan and Hindu, making them a pariah caste
degraded as "Restrained
a
a
if
of action and weigh
responsible
is
that he that to
I feel to those
bygone rule
It
clergy
career.
civil
in
he says, digression," This he " felt to which bound make." with is but short, digression pregnant the many which the Archbishop things he assures his has to say. of all, First
Rome."
to your Kingdom subject such laws that under them they cannot rise the to which are the high places natural rewards of a prudently ordered men
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e Archbisliop Pastoral of last
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Majesty's laws.
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creed
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him
little
said
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two
and
shilling,
quarts does it make ?
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quart.
himself
hugging A.
I
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ecstatically
visited
appreciate I A. Well, 1 man every
rise
should
:
show my
they the world. borrow who
man
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a
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passed constable
:
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in
duly he sent his plato away. the fourth hostess, by whom he sat, observing her concern, adding, expressed natives." "I they are doubt one
tbat," i ate was
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small when
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bold
said
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as
last
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Lincoln,
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off
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proposed \yhose magic :
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LEVER
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any world for of the
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l.
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DISCOMFITURE
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a
asked
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preaching
save
and
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soul
a
taste
?"
best
and
on
and
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disease, diabetes, retention, and all the to retain urine, ailments to Women peculiar tell And they will you explicitly same
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for
liver
all
soul
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exist
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to
feel
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?"
soul
a
said
there
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the
of the
Doctor,
senses
arc
one
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its
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see
a
hear
ever
?
pain pain
a
dead
been
cured.
have
tion,
use. ii.
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drawn
out of
or
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there
are
is
a
a
pain
?"
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smell
ever
a
pain
?"
is
been
upon a
soul."
the of
clergyman,
Aud pain,
and
yet,
I
sir,
know
name
and,
in
heir
to
the vile above.
I
first
was
in
the
But it that old,
recognise
me.
needn't son, you clothes. The only "
a little,
wooden box.' I was obliged
the
table
because
consulted
the
mother doctor at
a
had
me
gave
of
in
gnawing pains My father and
lie
lay
I
Mr.
no
was
Niel'oll,
of
(now
good
yon
Chemist,
who
Croydon) had
better
said Mother
try
On
Syrup.' used it, but Mr. Niclioll
and
tho
this
I
I couldn't
to
bought
see
it
did'
second
bottle
to
India
or
from
me
that I was
But
No
wait for this
feel
I
relief.
the
procured
finished
it
I
asked
Was
afraid
was
to risk
to
go it,
I have used three Mother Sci gel's Cura for me what no medicine has done it is heal yet till
:
doing
England the
I
I had
improved work.
to
began and
Before
much said,
I
encouraging,
was
bottle.
and
'
where
depths
very
I
was
ill
dying. may
to
suppose, Curative
kept
Seigel's
bottle
fifth
I
gone. astonished was
the
lien-
'I
right along until Syrup 1 presented of
people
Warboys
and
as I was well, wlion I to I returned army. my looked upon me as one my comrades risen With of won eyes full from the dead. What has done der this for they asked, I answered I owe and you V and my life Curative health to Mother Seigel's Sj-rup, am that in England and willing everybody so.' I have should hear me never lost say an
excruci
strong, the
'
dyspepsia, diseases
all
by Dr. can
known
Soule's be found world.
Hop in
Bit !
every
without
the
white in
xioisonous
the
a
bunch
of
'
work
hour's letters
enquiry Huntingdonshire.
and Dr. label, of all bottle. Beware made the stuff to imitate
10s
English
Levers.
Hodson's
—
and will Jolm
real
—
the
poisonous
bowels. cured
matters
Mother
friend
remedy
a
did
day too
was
by change diarrhoea effort in
Seigel's
the digestive vanished as
our
gladly
Hudson,
disease
caused dyspepsia, and habits. The food, its symptoms Nature's
toms But
£6
since,
of
and
green Soule's
you that
Nesbit's
it
robust, first entered and work
scrofula.
poisoning, almost fact,
which in the
genuine
blown
at
Curative
Mr.
igaTNone heps on
what
life
and
Huntingdon
so
a
I
the
home,
to work. emaciated
be
griping, bowels. and
Hodsou,
back
?"
four the senses the question whether
pain. is
pain
said also
aie
a
in
a
the
1
blood
of
proof neighborhood
la'st
as
!
cured
ters,
from
myself
|
feel
ever
then,"
one against there be a know there
there
taste
ever
away
'
the
»
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will
liurry terrible
So, you with Mother
inflammatory
from
suffering
was
even
and
sent
1888, where 1SS9, when and placed
tried
as
slop the
draining
Warboys, and I
Warboys
ing and
!
from
shape rheumatism,
"
indigestion, frail Nature
of
to
require eating,
mo,
in
women.
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?"
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to
incurable,
bottles more, tive Syrup is
crazy gone nearly of agony neuralgia, nervousness, and various diseases wakefulness, peculiar
ating pangs and chronic,
'
Patients
Women
slime
Finally at Gosport in Dec., until Hospital Feb.,
doc I was
weak frorh
was
but
in
the said
availed fast I was
you'll After
third
From
to
treatment was which
returned
of the This
weak-
years,
People ever
Almost and
keep under
said, Try if again. confidence in it that I will give the second bottle free of charge.' you He did so, and before I had taken the half
or nearly dying" of given up by phsieiaus, and other liver diseases, Bright's kidney severe coughs, called consump complaints,
For
a.
and
mouths
and
I
dysentery. passed nothing
any good. I have such
disease
woman,
tour
doctor Government
Indian
me.
Seigel's a bottle
mys which
resist
or
frail
;
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is developed, that no operations
its
for
from
''At
I
of
and
had
I
effect.
:
combined
wonderful
bed
m
Regimental
alarmed, Warboys, but
con
Soule's
good
my first
stomach,
was
lay
were
malaria,
power in
varied ill-health so
I
stomach
valuable, Dr.
equally
compounded into such a Hop Bitters,
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em
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you
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:
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biliousness, stipation, indigestion, and they will toll fever, ague, &c.," Dandelion !1!! Mandrake! or these remedies Hence when arc
"
Yes."
diseases
reliable and most or diseases dyspepsia;
;
18S6,
badly coated, my tongue stomach sick and upset, and clammy, and constant diarrhoea. In this
(my home),
—
physicians
the
is
Gth,
My
not acquaintances Then -'-Mod they said, trouble to buy any more
as
and
At the
of
pit
did
Biccliu."
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India, Christmas
King
way.
No
I
was
"
phatically Ask the What
to
Here
troops.
blades.
the the
the
"
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or
when
give
Regi
51st
months,
eighteen
at the
as discharged Army Reserve.
the
such
;
year
drowsy I could scarcely side and paiu in the right
and
baby
that
of
the
Her Majesty's ordered out
our
to
India
bowels.
phys
remedy
to the
story substantially he 1883,"
is
the following Burinah Oct.
on
to
I had shoulder
in
diseases
in
Mandalay
suffering
of
childlike
bility and
with
so
/'
all
"In
soon
feeling dull and
unhesitatingly
only
to curb urinary
lips,
begau
lived
accident, soldier's
heard that here it
words.
at
be
by
later,
there for remained
I
shire tho
whom we would have
that
and
I arrived
in peans feet cold
irri
eminent
wonder
lines
I enlisted and ..was
diarrhoea, out of arrived
most
"
you
"
curing
You
were spirits and seemed sad and everything pressed I couldn't and lay in bed eat, melancholy. was after I almost sleepless night night till and wild for lack of rest. My skin eyes turned as is so common with Euro yellow,
i.
the
of
all
chapter
smell
ever
five upon against whether there is a soul." question " asked The then Are clergyman of medicine ?" you a doctor
"
!
and yet it is power, for the inpst Harmless invalid smallest child or
the
"
I
these
left
up. the
in
forms
natural,
you
Hops
"
was
so
you
Well,"
all
!o
one —
port.
months
of
sinking
yeais
thing
all
for
English
1877. Both of tor
best
Hospital.
was
vigour
matter
a
health
!
Bright's
1
or
?"
soul
a
missing. and time, entered
n.
about years thirty and elasticity of youth had done the work Disease it but the wreck of a man was doors that It the Hospital day.
the
yet
present surrendered
Capped
allaying
giving
cllWtljo tell
And
see
over
you
"No." " Did
four
ever
or
any
kidneys
:
by
were
and where
o
What is be relied
can
rays
"
accosted who
the
is
chapter
Ask icians "
No."
"
"
blLLp
the
is
you
"No." Did
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ili
terious
"Did
nerves,
r
And they will Some jorm of
sun
w,ith
once
age,
from his own in his own
Physician and and
quieting
complaints,
nervous 1 tiXl
eminent what school,
1
latter
to
of
was
cause
Yard
the reader. have been
vomiting, bad form 1
strong
just
fflllmvS
nnni
while friends, enough to bear the
will introduce fancied him
blood
two
Questions
most
the
were
from
to their
on
go
;
and others to see plain the Easo to
was
illasf
Of
to
able
reach an Several
England.
Jewelled, Guaranteed GALLE'S, Albany.
Tclrtnrl
ri
on
home, it
a
spectator from voyage board some
long
Navy
that
Proprietors Drug Countics
and
J.
at
world."
DOCTOR'S
r»l
Only
the
assure
to the journey the Among
said, ment where
Life." BLOOD
were
they rlnnv
of
Guaran
to the
British
a
Gosport.
soldiers to visit that wasted back come
and
DIE.
188S,
at
needed made
was
TO
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few ivere others
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arrived
had
worn
why
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tub
Midland
and
SILVER
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:
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dou't
/!
f-1 UlUIi
AM
is
everywhere.
Lincoln
:
the of
rather
was
was clergy mafi a professional doctor, him " Do you follow
sir.
this
rr\cs
diseases.
skin
warranted
is
The
dOtj
the English He arose and,
Britaiu, 'the nations
A
The
bat the
settler."
v'-.
to
light
DEISTIOAL
"
"
i
ri
lIUIvu
whatever from impurities For Skin Scrofula, Scurvy,
-Vendors
cure A
beat,
my
»i
L
by
who
lady,
—
"
me,
i
Blood
"
Great
France the the tide
:
replied,
?
of quaint an air Here's to George Joshua the of America Washington, who commanded the Sun and Moon to and they stood still." stand still
is of a diner-out told The following is notorious At whose love of oysters were one dinner evening oysters a party served to him ; but wheu he got to
he
Briton
a
is
gives
"
you
of
and
first.
then rose, modesty and said
sir.
sure
turn
gentlemen,
came
Ben
to
to
belong
to
:
strange without
i
look she
so
and Sores of all Diseases, kinds, are Thousands of testi marvellous. monials. Sold in bottles, 2s. 9d. and lis Medicine each Chemists and Patent
I
hat ought and of politeness very pink his touch hat to his superiors. the Mactartan of Mactartan and :
skim
vessel
that India. leave on
lives
TOAST,
dining
to
agreed
toast
moves
had
with."
it
pay
Laird
was
the tone Here's
friend
and didn't
/-\
WORLD-FAMED
all
the
It man's
a
a year, and he was telling different he was how when .a " embarrassed Were you much single. the question ?" asked when youpopped " Embarrassed. I his friend'. Well, was. I owed £25 for should say I board and clothes and one thing or other
i
of
the
arising. Blood effects
toast.'
sovereign. a
"
;
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to
brief
:
"
was Jinks been married
of the
is
matter
the
is
HOME CAME in December,
day
transport
Albany
years,
For CLARKE'S
"Very
souls?" " Yes."
Almost
so.
wanted
met
been seem
iu
say
old
I had
:
your
to
a
there
'EOT HE HUNTER LEVER'S, at J. GALLE'S
0 two
from
a
last,
place
prosperous Did B.
was
of distinguished of them said
+-
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PS.
MIXTURE
Custard.
:
would
I
how home.
"
r\
forms remedies
n
teed
But you'll Not even
.
of
part
vUliotipclUlUIIj
<£,0
Here are three nationalities rep resented I am French, and my friend there is English, and Franklin Mr. is an American. Let each a propose
to
Small boy,
native
my
Thought
schoolfellows since I left
at twelve for of milk at.dd.
eggs
six
.
FAMOUS
Ihe Frenchman, aback at this, but
him, out."
staggering against I've it been spinning " said the Dean I see you
P
earth.'
:
pound,
:
HE
'
that
day drunken one
.
the replied of Austria.
Empress
"
have. Yes," it home." And now reeling you are to a class iu arithmetic Teacher He John goes marketing. buys two and a quarter pounds of sugar at 3d. a "
one
in
piece.
a
party,
piece
who,
weaver
I
as
told
!
his
harvest
thought
It has a very Driver of milk waggon, The truth is, ma'am, the
to
forgot
writer
How I dare
!
nothing particular me have your
let
willingly,"
the
.
ready the hotel."
FRANKLIN'S
:
you
but
morning
look.
One
the " :
be sure child
?"
diuner dine at you have
might
Yery
at
wife
lady
to
!
I
you
was
:
told
well,
as
"
to
Did
for
do
station Didn't I telegraph railway mother not to ? bring your you That's I know you did. YouDg wife to see She what she came you about/ read the telegram. I see that Mother your Johnny, brother has the smaller little piece of the
cake.
to get
Ben Franklin his
meeting
agoapoor
be there, turn of distin
to a
to wait
"Indeed
that,
time."
every
huuband,
Young
have have
want
"He Ma
Your father." makin' excuses.
at
good
no
ain't
to
No,
:
? Busi emergency in find a policeman
au
of
case
in man
Some time
appearance, notwithstanding of her attire, and said
me."
for
:
use
or
at home, say you got a little " " too ?" No." But when you get back have to you will sweep out your rooms ?" No, I have folks who do that
:
ness
—
nothing."
Hollovalue to are of priceless way's of this for they can be used persons class, of without loss work, being entailing in their purely composition, vegetable and .consequently act without harshuess on the most The delicate ex system. of more than perience fifty years proves that no means remedies surpass Holloway's for curing and bad legs, bad breasts, piles wounds of all kinds.
his whatever patients, condition. Each has to
turn.
simplicity long we
Miss Wabash." "Yes, Mrs. "And did he have good luck ?" Gothan "Yes, he gob back alive." I'm man Business going to engage What for, a detective. Ordinary man to
rank his
guished
Gothan:
Mrs.
all
who happened woman, ed to her neighbour,
I believe."
winter,
for
room
ing their wait
are
the
last
11 Iv
various
—
Empress
in here?" doing you fellow who had just " come in. J ust passing away the time," as he handed his watch was the answer, to the pawnbroker. lec "Your husband Miss Wabash:
"What
rich
a
What
this
baud
new
boss
and
factories
nnnnti
rthiiAnin
doctor's waiting-room. The Dr. of Amsterdam, Metzger, treated the successfully yeur of Austria, has only one wait
a
celebrated
paintin's."
asked
milk
peculiar
.
it
In
you go to the water Mrs. ?" Spriggins I never saw no lidiculous. the colour of them there of some
hibition,
the a
crowded work confinement The compulsory the general health and induces
rooms.
a sure
Did
me
dolls;
dollars.
winuowinsc-tnachine.
Customer: j
Ointment. Tlie of over-crowding, of and monotony known to those who
effects
in
labouring
:
"
cure." colour' ex " Yes, and
of
me
for
and
occupations life' are only too well have to pass the best
out, consult
agaiust he ?
Pills
sedentary
I
temptation
tell
ask
you
|
to
that
Hollow ay's combined ill
V11J.W
the
gather by reading,
may
:
I forgot to mention, that sir, called when yesterday you stated and that he wished
have
to
going
you
"
miser,
:
:
says.
Didn't
speak
are
Solic
like
prefer
—
listening.
Aunt
18—,"
Then say "Sir" But, let me has Mr. D— ? Mb ..account see, paid Clerk He has sir. Solicitor Then address him "Dear Sir." as Clerk:
sing an means, lore;
By all
:
You knowlege
:
and
,"
:
I
:
dear
old
an
itor
—
not
" Address at the top, Mr. D then "Kendal, 11 Jan., say and so-and-so. Clerk Yes, sir.
busi
a
like
is
decayed tooth ? Long-acre. Ethel Candour Shall other,
do
never
penmen
.Because
children
generally
Judy.
when I've had a little more training. A poor man came to a miser and ouce " " to ask ?" So sifid I have a favour " mine have I," said the miser, grant then thine." first, I will comply with " "Agreed." My request is," said the
:
Little
—
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.
ness
it
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a
"
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—
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boy,
—
borrowing
Why
I'm
A solicitor was about to address client on some matter newly- caught of business, and had called in his clerk to dictation. write a letter to _his Solicitor Take a sheet of letter-paper, sir. Solicitor: James. Clerk: Yes,
I
(k)not
marriage
A exam'
sun.
my
—
The
—
Harry,
you
!
skylight
The
are
—
A
Well,
on at school ? getting First Harry, my boy: rate, grandfather thanks. Tom I gave Brown a licking Sam last week, and I'm going to larrup in tho school the biggest Withers, bully
how
:
.
!
0
tr
it
in
it
.
a
si
—
ti
-
I
not
indigestion of climate, was
to
get the stomach Curative
malady, a
necessary get the
and
to
reply
"Warboys,
the
of
one
rid
of and
Syrup symp
consequence. and onlyright
soon.
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HAS
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Watches
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th
and
selected of stock of Jewellery
EVERY
HAVE of
in the Nesbit's colony. and English Levers jewelled) (capped and rough stand work, guaran riding The teed for two Best Watch years. „
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PERTH,
thanks to the public generally returning past favours, beg to announce thas all hey are prepared to manufacture classet
rN
for
of COLONIAL sible notice. varied and the
BOOTS,
the
on
shortest
Mr.
:
„ „
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COMPOUND,
AY'S
for
I\ torant, Complaints.
KAY'S Colds, and
Bronchitis Consumption,
demulcent
a
Coughs,
is
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for
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PILLS,
—
for
Everywhere. England.
J'M
and
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fh
W.
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contains
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Gala
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Professor
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hand.
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telegram Coaches
"By
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ST.
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PERTH.
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English,
French,
BOOTS,
SHOES
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TO
ATTENTION
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Next
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"
Criterion
Hotel."
C 0 C 0 A.
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:
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Comfort
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aperient. Cement
Railway
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La Rose (pts. Latour
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The
ticles.
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October
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—
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and
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OOAGULINE.
from 12s. mended.
W. Andrew, Roebourne, W. Stroud, Geraldton. Kelly, Dongarra. G. H. Lott, York.
Messes.
Proprietor.
Cattle.
LINUM agreeable
Rum, Gin,
ALSO,— West
THOMAS
Chest
Coughs
serviceable
equally
the Address
Agent
Glen,"
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Jeweller,
or
post and
care
the
(Near
"
label
Brushes Harness Oils
FIRST
Note
Wholesale
From
expec-
and
Colds,
COMPOUND,
least
GERALDTON
ESSENCE OF LIN Senega, Squill, Tolu,
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silver
firs
and
COLDS,
Influenza,
COMPOUND SEED, AuiseeB, &c.,with Chlorodvne.
all
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the famous
a
Whips
Skins,
Clippers,
by
Saddles for
including
& Wood.
CLARETS— Chateau Do. Do.
Perth. Agents
quantities.
with
—
BRANDY,
sold.
V. E. NESBIT, and Watchmaker
Practica
„
COUGHS,
article
:
Turnbull
cent.,
every
obtained
he
that and
WHISKEY gold
TIME PAYMENT. POSSESSION. IMMEDIATE
1
and English Continental houses. and Leather Grindery Uppers on always hand-. Good hides and kangaroo skins taken in exchange Goods to all of despatched the parts Colony.
at
save
executed E.S.
j
otherwise will be promptness. the PRIZE at late W.A. Agricultural Society's Show held at for the best collection Guildford, of both and Harness. Saddlery
lbs.)
to his friends has just received has now ready for
announce
—
to guarantee
pos and
best
will
All
Scrapers, etc. orders sent
GUGERI
and
maker
Also, kept in stock, a large assortment of Ladies', Gentlemen's, Children's BOOTS and SHOES— -from
Asthma, EOR &e.
Spectacles.
Nesbit, select
per
A.
BEGS to and customers from London
from V. by buying E. a large stock to besides having from and a watch practical
20
(Late
Alberts
customers
collecting,
Combs, Blacking,
GREAT
IN
Jockey requisites
Barrack
Clocks, Jewellery, &c.,sold Watches, IMMED TIME PAYMENT with at ex to householders IATE possession low Asno heavy prices. ceedingly for convassing and is paid commission
BROWNALLEN, HAY
P.
on
FACTORY
Spurs,
quarter
Saddles, and all
Hostelry, Chamois Sponges,
I®"
en
spurious.
in large
Stores,
in
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VARIETY.
sale
nol
cases,
boxes (120
DRAPERY
Clocks
Cups
&c.
Cruets,
„
small
in
Oilmen's
Saddlery
of
a large and varied stock, of Gig, and Cairiage Cart, and Gents' Riding Saddles Boys' and Girls' Saddles and
and
Rings,
Rings
Plated
Electro
Flour.
in
Wines and Spirits asks and octaves.
Necklets Studs Jet Brooches & Earrings
Necklets Studs
„
St. (late London
Purchasers
£»
the 533.
in
use
tor
Manufactured
are
at
only
.
The
&c.
Teas, Sugars,
tines
kinds
Harness.
and
HarnessLadies'
Gent's do. Ladies' Breast Pins
Gent's
do. Ladies' Breast Pins
„
to
and pieces, (muzzle Ammunition Sadd
all
—
Harness,
Tobacco
Frederick
SMITH of
.
Brooches Earrings Alberts
„
Manufacture
ALWAYS assortment
Silver Watches Silver Bracelets sets B. & E.
,
K.C.M.G.
,
ROBERT
Iron, Snider
Revolvers,
loading)
lery,
Broome
tools,
„
Brooches Earrings
„
breech
N.
TO
Sir
bales,
Corrugated
Fowling
Rifles,
Governor
the
Excellency
Fencing
Netting,
Pumps,
Douglas
Watches
„
Cures
it
salt
as
Wire Cornsacks, Galvanized Wires,
His
MENT
also
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\r.vils,
exception.
Watches
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If
remedy. and
the
on
Ulcers,
and
Station
Stocks
full
.
For
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of
care
Agents, hand
on
ApeiNT-
SdSJfr
SPECIAL
-
the
always
BY
Hotel.)
.
Searching are known
Importers
Station
other
sundry
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j
Its
and
first-class
description
without
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Stock
Railway
(Near
FREMANTLE,
PERTH.
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WAREHOUSE,
-
ww
COLONIAL
Jeweller,
Street,
STREET,
HAY
HARNESS
STREET.
PERTH.
and
Rundle
of
(Late
AND
BARRACK
"WORKS,
CO.,
Practical Watchmaker
SADDLE
PIONEER
MARMION&
E.
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or
by Grocers,
uir
&
homoeopathic
chemists,
LONDON,
ENGLAND.
and published Gibneij
,
at
the
Howick Record," Thomas Bryan.
for office
the
CO.
Rev. W.A. Perth , bu
Right the
of
street
thus:—
labelled
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